Too Late To Reverse Course
The Boston Globe (Letter) — October 18, 1951
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A letter to the editor of The Boston Globe critical of the Korean War.
What People Talk About
October 18, 1951
Truman Held to Blame for
Getting U.S. in War
To the Editor:
President Truman, acting on the spur of the moment, without approval of Congress, before the United Nations could take any action, got us into the Korean war. But, this time it was too late for the President’s secretary to call the reporters and tell them that the President reversed himself; or that the President did not mean what they meant he meant. Now he can’t get us out of the Korean war.
CHARLES GREEN
Chelsea.
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