Hereby Nominated To Command in U N Africa
New York editorial argues for Dwight D. Eisenhower as Supreme Commander of U.N. forces in the Congo. It cites his World War II leadership, conciliatory stance, and history of bridging factions, urging immediate appointment and praising his ability to unite diverse forces and win trust across nations.
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