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...Communist line that the U.S. bipartisan foreign policy had gone down the drain: "Sure, things are pretty lively in American politics every now & then, but we prefer the loudest noise of the political arena to the deathly silence of the one-party ticket...
...Republican Party would sorely miss such a spokesman; the remaining voices in Congress-or at least the loudest of them-fell too readily these days into mere nagging. Without Vandenberg, the party's ideas on foreign policy had often fallen to a low level, sometimes even to the low level of McCarthyism: irresponsible, theatrical, partisan. (At Princeton University last week, New York's Governor Thomas E. Dewey warned: "Before any Republican rejoices at the possible shipwreck of the foreign policy of the Democratic Administration, he should remember that we are all in the same boat...
...about the thing," he says. "Everybody thought that was going to be the next move." But it would have meant a long grind through pre-med courses and medical school," and Stan was already 37. Last week his latest move, right back to what he started from, was the loudest thing in Los Angeles...
There was a sporting British cheer for the new light-heavyweight champion. The loudest voice of all was that of Manager Kearns, who felt so good he decided he might as well claim the heavyweight championship too. He told London: "The N.B.A. calls Ezzard Charles the champion. You guys call Bruce Woodcock the champ. So why shouldn't I call my guy the champ? Let 'em all be champs...
...effect, the President was using a housing act to press a reform which Congress did not specify in passing the act. The loudest outcries came from builders and bankers in the South, and in New York and New Jersey. Even housing officials sympathetic to its sociological aims wondered: Would the new rule endanger the nation's healthy building boom...