Diplomacy and Trade Drive U S Foreign Policy
The president defends merit and nonpartisan appointments in the foreign service, notes expansion in embassies, and urges better salary scales and government-owned posts. He highlights diplomacy as a tool for commercial intercourse, peace arbitration gains, and boosting American trade and capital abroad. The era sees progress in Central America debt relief, China open-door reforms, and improved treaty-based trade protections.
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