Averell Harriman has been given an Ambassadorship at Large, whence he can diffuse his beneficences equally among all people, regardless of race, color or creed. It would have been an act of rank prejudice to have given all of him to just one nation, as Mr. Kennedy no doubt realized.
U.S. labor leaders delivered millions of votes to the Democratic Party in November and now expect as payoff major revisions in both the Taft-Hartley and Landrum-Griffin Acts. But Liberal Democratic congressmen who are prepared to draft the legislation Walter Reuther, David McDonald, Jimmy Hoffa and others demand would do well to pause a moment and look at the results of a recent poll conducted by Opinion Research Corporation. It found that among rank-and-file union members, 57 per cent favored bringing unions under anti-trust law, as against 20 per cent opposing it, and 63 per cent voted for close government regulation of union activities.
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