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In recent months congressional mail has been increasingly critical of both the President and his program and this criticism has been echoed in visits to the hustings. As a result, most Republics Democrats have become extraordinarily wary of Administration proposals. The vote to recommit the omnibus Freeman Farm Bill—on which 48 Democrats joined all but one Republican and a good many —was a clear illustration of this. Among the Republicans at least, there is a growing reluctance to place any confidence in the Executive, a sentiment which seems to have escaped a not inconsiderable number of Liberal newsmen, although there are inklings that some, James Reston of the Times among them, smell trouble in the air.

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