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Kennedy Seeks Foreign Service Academy as Babies Are Barred
President Kennedy urged Congress to establish a National Academy of Foreign Affairs to train diplomats from all government branches. He cited seven ambassadorial leaders in dangerous posts as proof of the need for trained professionals, not amateurs, and called for more high-caliber officials to handle the Communist challenge.
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Washington
UPI
Alexander Woolcott
Kennedy
Congress
National Academy of Foreign Affairs
Edmund A. Gullion
Princeton
Congo
Gullion
John O. Bell
Philippines
Guatemala
Leonard Unger
Harvard
California
Laos
John Kenneth Galbraith
Galbraith
India
State Department
Chester A. Bowles