Reading to Succeed Cecil Spring-Rice as British Ambassador
The announcement that Lord Reading will replace Sir Cecil Spring-Rice as British ambassador to the United States stirs interest on both sides of the Atlantic. Reading, a former stock broker with a controversial resume, is seen as a diplomat running along unconventional lines, with Jewish ancestry noted by some observers. His ascendancy promises a new tone in Anglo American relations and elicits mixed expectations from officials and the press alike.
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