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Administration attempts to move Labor Secretary Mitchell into the Senatorial race in New Jersey are meeting political echoes of a year-old quote from Walter Reuther: “James P. Mitchell … is a friendly, personable man who is liked by most labor leaders who know him. We often regret that he is only a junior partner in the Eisenhower Administration.” … Eisenhower-Republican Senators on the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee have insisted that Candidate Robert Morris’ name not appear on the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee report covering the year 1957. … Intra-party feuding has reached the critical stage in Indiana, as well as California, jeopardizing two Republican seats in the Senate in the fall elections.

The Donner Foundation has underwritten the cost of sending 20,000 copies of Col. Augustin G. Rudd’s Bending the Twig to school board presidents and educational leaders across the nation. The book is a study of the effects of so-called “progressive new-education” on students in the past twenty years. … Available now, the latest edition of “Reading List for Americans” (Mrs. Phyllis Schlafly, 1212 Callahan Drive, Alton, Ill., single copy 10 cents)…. Slipped into the booklet containing the 37th Annual Report of the American Civil Liberties Union was this note: “We regret that the names of Morris L. Ernst and Dorothy Kenyon were inadvertently omitted from the following list of board members.”

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Administration attempts to move Labor Secretary Mitchell into the Senatorial race in New Jersey are meeting political echoes of a year-old quote from Walter Reuther: “James P. Mitchell … is a friendly, personable man who is liked by most labor leaders who know him. We often regret that he is only a junior partner in the Eisenhower Administration.” … Eisenhower-Republican Senators on the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee have insisted that Candidate Robert Morris’ name not appear on the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee report covering the year 1957. … Intra-party feuding has reached the critical stage in Indiana, as well as California, jeopardizing two Republican seats in the Senate in the fall elections.

The Donner Foundation has underwritten the cost of sending 20,000 copies of Col. Augustin G. Rudd’s Bending the Twig to school board presidents and educational leaders across the nation. The book is a study of the effects of so-called “progressive new-education” on students in the past twenty years. … Available now, the latest edition of “Reading List for Americans” (Mrs. Phyllis Schlafly, 1212 Callahan Drive, Alton, Ill., single copy 10 cents)…. Slipped into the booklet containing the 37th Annual Report of the American Civil Liberties Union was this note: “We regret that the names of Morris L. Ernst and Dorothy Kenyon were inadvertently omitted from the following list of board members.”