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Capital Thoughts On a Second Front
I F Stone reports a mixed view in Washington on opening a second front. He cites Canadian influence for an early move, concerns about casualties, and tension between military leaders and civilian officials over risk, policy, and alliance with the Soviet Union.
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I. F. Stone
Washington
General Marshall
Harry Hopkins
Congress
Qme
Dieppe
Roosevelt
Mr. Churchill
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Churchil
Gallipoli
Britain
America
William L.batt
W. Averell Harriman
Donald M. Nelson
Wall
Jones
Soviet Union
Russia