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Moynihan chosen as ambassador to India raises hopes in New Delhi
Indians greet Daniel Patrick Moynihan with guarded optimism as U.S. ambassador designate to India. Officials note his access to the White House, his education, and his gift for gab, while warning that repairing frayed ties will be difficult amid drought, famine concerns, and lingering U.S. Vietnam tensions. Former ambassador Keating recalls travel limits and the strained relationship, underscoring tough negotiations ahead. The piece juxtaposes Moynihan’s appointment with India’s wheat needs, aid history, and wary stance toward U.S. policy.
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