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In the North African campaigns of World War Two, Marshal Montgomery kept a photograph of Rommel in his trailer. He used to tell visitors that what was important was not the German armor, but the mind of its commander.

One of the most fascinating American minds is that of Mr. Walter Reuther, head of the United Automobile Workers. It is as aggressive as Rommel’s, filled with towering thoughts. Recent ones, according to its owner, have been about the 1956 Democratic convention, automation and a United Nations settlement in the Near East.

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In the North African campaigns of World War Two, Marshal Montgomery kept a photograph of Rommel in his trailer. He used to tell visitors that what was important was not the German armor, but the mind of its commander.

One of the most fascinating American minds is that of Mr. Walter Reuther, head of the United Automobile Workers. It is as aggressive as Rommel’s, filled with towering thoughts. Recent ones, according to its owner, have been about the 1956 Democratic convention, automation and a United Nations settlement in the Near East.