Bush Shapes U.N. Role as Diplomatic Advocate
United Nations watchers describe President Bush's early U.N. stance as pragmatic political theater. He met with Thant and Malik to press against Israel and Egypt tensions while shaping a two part role representing the United States in diplomatic arena and in U.N. councils.
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