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Letter to a Generation, by Ralph E. Flanders. 116 pp. Boston: Beacon Press. $2.50

Senator Flanders, having exhausted Joe McCarthy as a means for attracting attention, is looking around for a new gimmick. His ghost-writers have dredged up a worn-out derelict that doesn’t show much promise—the Grand Project. “We must devote our lives to the establishment of worldwide controlled disarmament… This is the ‘Grand Project.’ “ It goes almost without saying that “for the sake of the immeasurable benefits of the Grand Project, we too should be willing to surrender a part of the sovereignty which our nation presently possesses and cherishes.” j.b.

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Letter to a Generation, by Ralph E. Flanders. 116 pp. Boston: Beacon Press. $2.50

Senator Flanders, having exhausted Joe McCarthy as a means for attracting attention, is looking around for a new gimmick. His ghost-writers have dredged up a worn-out derelict that doesn’t show much promise—the Grand Project. “We must devote our lives to the establishment of worldwide controlled disarmament… This is the ‘Grand Project.’ “ It goes almost without saying that “for the sake of the immeasurable benefits of the Grand Project, we too should be willing to surrender a part of the sovereignty which our nation presently possesses and cherishes.” j.b.