Richard Cunningham Patterson, Jr.

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Richard Cunningham Patterson Jr. (1886-1966) was a US Ambassador.

Patterson was the U.S. ambassador to Yugoslavia (1944), Guatemala (1948-1950), and U.S. Minister to Switzerland (1951-53). While ambassador to Guatemala, he coined the duck test.

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