United States in
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| President Truman ended the WWII with |
| Atomic Bombs and catched a "Cold"instead |
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| General Eisenhower became the |
| popular "Communist Fear" vote |
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| The 1957 "Ike" cabinet included Dulles, Benson |
| Anderson, McElroy, Brownell and a female Folsom |
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| planning Marshall, treasured Snyder, Dean Acheson |
| and Ikeīs "mormonic" Benson, Brownell, Rogers |
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| USSR ambassador Bohlen, the always handy |
| Harriman, UN ambassador Austin and brother Milt |
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| J.Edgar Hoover built the FBI as a "state within" |
| for Gray, then Kelley and Webster to inherit |
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| Long time Tennessee Senator Estes Kefauver |
| was chosen Stevensonīs Vice runner in 1956 |
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| Strom Thurmond objected Truman so strongly that |
| he ran for "the Oval" himself, winning four states! | |
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| Ikeīs thrustworthy brother Milton |
| was ensign the more informal diplomacy |
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| The two Dulles brothers, John and Allen, |
| became Ikeīs most trusted aides, heading |
| both the State Department and the C.I.A. |
| in total control of the Cold Outside! |
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| Ralph Bunche continued the Middle East talks |
| after assassinated Bernadotte so well he won |
| the Nobel Prize; also "runner-up" Stevenson, |
| defensive Thomas Gates and diplomatic Kennan |
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| righteously brave Rosa Parks initiated |
| the modern civil rights movement, |
| the 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott, when |
| refusing to ger her seat to a white! |
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from Vietnam
to Civil Rights |
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| JFK, perhaps the most impressive |
| President of the modern era (enl) |
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| President Johnson inherited Vietnam |
| and escalated it to an american trauma |
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| Senator Hubert Humphrey served as LBJīs Vice |
| before running unsuccessfully against Nixon |
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| Bob Kennedy was entrusted the Justice forcing |
| both the mob and Hoover to the limit; FDC signed |
| by Att.Genīs Tom and Ramsey Clark, Katzenbach, |
| Biddle,Brownell,Rogers and autopenned by RFK |
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| Dr Martin Luther King, who had his life |
| but not his dream of non-violence ended by |
| sentencted assassin James Earl Ray. |
| Ralph Abernathy assumed the SCLC lead |
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| The Supreme Court "wise guys" Warren Burger, |
| Clarence Thomas, Goldberg, Thurgood Marshall |
| Ruth Bader Ginsburg and William Rehnquist all |
| kept a strict view on the "Justice for All" |
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| Dean Rusk ran the State Department |
| in the 60īs on both JFK and LBJ mandates |
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| the impressive McNamara, Douglas Dillon |
| Stewart Udall and USSR ambasador Foy Kohler |
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| Vietnam Ambassadors Bunker (1967-73) and |
| the "Multi" diplomatist Henry Cabot Lodge |
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| Vietnam War build-up CIA director Raborn |
| and shut-down director William Colby |
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| CIA director Richard Helms had a key |
| position during the entire Vietnam War |
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| McGeorge Bundy had the security |
| advising ear of both JFK and LBJ |
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| Treasury Heads Fowler and David Kennedy |
| adding by hand signs to their autopen cards |
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| notorious segregationists Govs Faubus and Maddox |
| Nixon pre-governing ministers Hickel and Clements |
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| Supreme Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and |
| honored swedish-american Chief Justice Rehnquist |
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| the only non-plot-suspected in Dallas |
| was Governor John Connally, wounded himself |
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| the McNamara opposite Clark Clifford |
| Rostow, William Colby and Goldwater |
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| Senator Goldwater who prefered more drastic |
| political solutions like asphalting Vietnam! |
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