Thomas Lipscomb

I see nothing about a demotion of Goldsborough in 1940. As a matter of fact, Goldsborough was appointed as a sort of roving ambassador for Luce, and as such was party to an extraordinary meeting as the one with Desmond Morton, noted in Col. Raymond Lee's report forwarded to Marshall's G-2 in November of 1941. It seems possible that his pro-Fascist sentiments and his "fashionable" anti-Semitism made him a liability as continuing as Foreign Editor as the war went on, but that Luce still wanted him around.

I have just finished an investigation into the mission and disposition of Rudolf Hess called LAST MAN IN SPANDAU. In view of Peter Janney's new book, you might want my take on that as well. What he got right was that the CIA did it. But what he doesn't understand was WHY.