Diplomacy and Reorganization Push U S Foreign Policy Ahead
President Taft today urged Congress to approve a broad foreign service reform, merit-based appointments, and enlarged embassies. He touts State Department reorganization, expanded consular corps, and stronger international trade goals, highlighting Central American debt relief, open door in China, and a plan to extend fiscal safeguards for American commerce abroad.
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