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American UN envoy Jessup a Quiet Force in Paris
Dr Philip Caryl Jessup, a Columbia Law professor turned U.S. deputy to the United Nations, draws praise for calm, precise leadership in the Berlin dispute with Andrei Vishinsky and for shaping Security Council reform. A six-foot, 165-pound scholar known for meticulous teaching, he balanced academia with high level diplomacy, valuing peace and firm intervention when needed.
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