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He edited the paper (1933-1942) while his father was ambassador to Mexico, and succeeded to the editorship after Josephus Daniels's death in 1948. The paper reflected his Southern liberal views. Daniels held various official posts, including administrative assistant to President F. D. Roosevelt (1943-45) and U.S. member (1947-53) of the United Nations subcommittee on prevention of discrimination and protection of minorities.
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