Smith to Russia Post Signals New U S Diplomacy
This analysis notes Lt. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith is heading to Moscow as ambassador with likely new instructions. It weighs Iranian diplomacy, UNO protests, and the broader aim of practical grounds for future Russian negotiations amid the evolving postwar diplomacy and Anglo American link.
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War not expected in near future says senate panel
Secret session of the senate military affairs committee indicated the Truman cabinet does not seek war soon. Byrnes and Patterson testified for extending the selective service act with army and navy strength near one million by July 1947, no emergency planning discussed.
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