Roosevelt secrecy sparks drive for wartime reform
Washington column argues the hush hush policy on military and diplomatic actions could trigger major reforms. It cites Rep Kefauver and White House friction, noting Congress struggles to hear real war details from officials and fears a public, prior disclosure of agreements with Stalin Churchill and Chiang Kai-shek.
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