State Department Needs One Man Who Isn’t Bound To Be Polite
Henry McLemore urges a blunt, plainspoken State Department envoy who would ask hard questions and bluntly challenge Soviet and allied actions. He argues such a figure could press for inquiries into Lumumba’s death, Masaryk’s fall, Khrushchev praise, and Russia’s treatment of captured flyers, warning diplomacy still clings to outdated notes and rhetoric.
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