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...memorial to Mahatma Gandhi, Chicago Daily News Correspondent Keyes Beech was quick to peek inside the shoes, triumphantly cabled home: "I can state with absolute authority that she wears 10A and not 10AA." So clothes-conscious were the newsmen that they even asked U.S. Ambassador to India John Kenneth Galbraith who had designed his suit...
John Kenneth Galbraith as a diplomat is "just another absent-minded professor," claims at least one Washington columnist in a report on Mrs. Kennedy's trip through India...
Disturbed by the delay and the shortened itinerary-whatever its cause-U.S. Ambassador to India John Galbraith checked with the White House last week to find out what was going on. "Can't you just tell them," shouted John Kennedy over a weak transoceanic telephone hook up, "that it's a matter of her health?" Not bothering to pause very long for an answer, Kennedy continued: "And if this keeps on much longer, it's going to be a matter of my health too." Galbraith, who issued the original invitation last November, had to change signals...
...Reader Dusenbury's letter [Jan. 26], Ambassador Galbraith is not the only one in our State Department whose usual position is the W. One may rest on knees and elbows with feet, hips and forearms upraised. This is a wrestler's defensive position. Haven't some of our ambassadors been in that position for some time...
What your reader does not conceive is the probability that Ambassador Galbraith has a long pair of feet to make a short last hand...