article_snippet.sent: Temple bitter ex-husband tried to derail Temple appointment to a diplomatic post by calling Temple 'emotionally unstable' during Temple the FBI background check .
article_snippet.sent: Sheriff Earl Whitmore of Redwood City in California, where Temple was living at the time, said that her 'loyalty to this country is completely unquestioned'.
article_snippet.sent: However Lucille Hosmer, who got to know Temple when her was running for Congress, said that her was 'somewhat naive in her acceptance of people and organisations'.
article_snippet.sent: her also claimed that Temple was 'aloof' and that her had been accused of 'snobbery' because her doesn't have a good memory for names and faces.
article_snippet.sent: Hosmer also claimed that Temple was 'not a deep thinker' and needs a good team around her to function well.
article_snippet.sent: Another female Republican advisor who was spoken to says that Temple 'cannot stand the flak of controversy' whilst a second said that her is 'easily directed'.
article_snippet.sent: A former district office manager for California Representative Paul McCloskey, whose name has been redacted, says that Another female Republican advisor who was spoken to says that Temple 'cannot stand the flak of controversy' had a 'personal like for [her] and felt her was completely sincere in what her does'.
article_snippet.sent: But the manager of their country club ' also felt that Templedid not have the intellectual background for the job Temple was seeking'.
article_snippet.sent: A summary document of interviews prepared by FBI agent Donald Kuno reveals that some of those spoken to thought Temple was 'not outstanding in administrative matters'.