What was Cooper's final act of public service?
Delegate to the United Nations in 1981
Senator of Kentucky
U.S. Ambassador to India
Judge of Pulaski County
Answer
In 1981, as his final act of public service, Gary Cooper served as a United States Delegate to the United Nations, where he advocated for nuclear disarmament and peace, reflecting his lifelong commitment to social causes and contributing to global diplomatic efforts during a critical time in international relations.
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