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We learn from the Daily Worker that Mr. Corliss La-mont, addressing an audience at Yale, dismissed John Foster Dulles as one of the worst Secretaries of State this country ever had; enthusiastically proposed either Mr. Walter Lippmann or Mr. Harold Stassen as a Secretary of State after his own heart; and offered as the program of the Lamont-Lippmann coalition the signing of a Friendship Pact with the Soviet Union and the immediate admission of Red China to the UN.

Those Americans who have no vested interest in spending tax-money, and wouldn’t mind having to provide less of it, should be deeply interested in the following excerpt from the Bulleim from the European Community for Coal and Steel, No. 13, February 1956:

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We learn from the Daily Worker that Mr. Corliss La-mont, addressing an audience at Yale, dismissed John Foster Dulles as one of the worst Secretaries of State this country ever had; enthusiastically proposed either Mr. Walter Lippmann or Mr. Harold Stassen as a Secretary of State after his own heart; and offered as the program of the Lamont-Lippmann coalition the signing of a Friendship Pact with the Soviet Union and the immediate admission of Red China to the UN.

Those Americans who have no vested interest in spending tax-money, and wouldn’t mind having to provide less of it, should be deeply interested in the following excerpt from the Bulleim from the European Community for Coal and Steel, No. 13, February 1956: