Jeannettte RANKIN'S was a U.S aMBASSADOR
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Canadian musician (b. April 28, 1959, Mabou, Cape Breton Island, N.S.—d. Jan. 16, 2000, near Inverness, Cape Breton Island), was a master fiddler and pianist who, as leader of the Rankins, a musical group made up of members of his family, helped revive interest in North American Celtic music and culture; a child prodigy who was featured in the 1973 documentary film The Vanishing Cape Breton Fiddler, he went on to achieve stardom with the tradition-oriented Rankins, who sold two million albums and won five Juno Awards; he died when his truck skidded off a coastal highway into the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
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Vonetta Flowers was the First African American to have won the Gold Medal at the Olympic Winter Games. (in bobsleigh)
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America should acknowledge international law, which says these waters are Canadian. Hopefully it will be resolved amicably, but beware - America was sent packing when it attacked British North America (as it then was) in 1812 and 1819.
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Contact State Department.
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One would assume it is the fact she was a Senator twice.  I seem to recall she worked on the impeachment hearings of President Nixon.  In any case she has a decent background in serving in/near the US government.  \nBTW I am against Hilary being President but I must confess her background is not bad and I'd say somewhat better than slick Willie her husband.
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Sadly, I don't think the U.S. has an official position on the situation in the Congo.  In some respects, it is understandable that other areas would gain our focus right now, but I think our foreign policy has suffered recently, because of that.
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You can write a letter to the President of the US.
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u have the same hair and suite as me! ask the state department
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Dunno, but here is a fun page that lists all the foreign embassies, consulates, and even honorary consuls in the US.  Maybe you'll find a few surprises there:\nhttp://www.embassyworld.com/Foreign_Embassies_In_The_USA/Embassies_To_USA.html
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Chinese citizen... alien.  There are special diplomatic provisions that children, born of diplomats in the USA, are not citizens.
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I think I can fill in the blanks.\n\nThe boat was the "Dixie" Belle, out of New Orleans. The second, would be "Ambassador".
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This time, I don't care if the U.S. has to, metaphorically, take the UN by the scruff of the neck and smash their smug, self-righteous faces into the conference table.  I don't care if we have to berate and belittle them.  The UN is making itself IRRELEVANT.  It never does anything but talk.\n\nAnother person just wrote about the killings and starvation deaths in Rwanda and the Sudan, tacitly approved by the UN through their inaction.  We need a public relations campaign to improve the image of the U.S., and to expose the UN for the frauds they are.
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Eleanor Roosevelt, she really did a lot.  There are many that believe that she actually ran the country and the war for the last year or so of FDR's term because he was so ill.  Then after her husband passed she was still active in this country and around the world.  A lot of our world help organizations can trace their origins to her efforts.  Not to mention the U.N.  Even if some people don't like the U.N., I think it is a great way to bring all the countries of the world together.  It is the first time that it has even been done.  Might not be perfect, however, it is a start.  She helped draw up the constitution of the U.N. BTW.... \n\nAlthough, I have always been partial to the name Jackie.  :)
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The main reason given to the american people was the sinking oo the lousitania however that seems strange since that vessel was sunk two years prior to entering war.The usa was not happy with german naval activity in her area The loss of american lives at sea due to submarine attack.
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Pose your question to the US Department of state, or to your local Embassy.
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Do some research on Harry Truman and Mt. St. Helen.  There was a reason he didn't leave when she finally popped her cork.  I think his reasoning may help you out.
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Earle Wheeler was Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the nation's highest ranking military officer.\n\nIf the question is about WH Chief of Staff, Kennedy largely served as his own Chief. The person who came closest to filling that role in the Kennedy White House would have been Kenneth O'Donnell - a close friend of Kennedy and closest advisor next to his brother Robert.\n\nThere is no COS listed for the Kennedy Admninistration at\nWikipedia.