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...trade as a "not-for-attribution" basis, they talked frankly and fully about what they know and think and expect. After thus tapping the flow of political thought, the dozens of correspondents working on the assignment filed their reports to TIME editorial headquarters in New York. There, Writer Ed Magnuson and Senior Editor Champ Clark analyzed and studied the evidence in detail and in sum. From it emerged some clear and fascinating patterns, outlined in the state-by-state survey in THE NATION this week, to provide an early-in-season guide to next year's political campaign...
Bartlett, Alaska Magnuson, Wash...
...first time in memory, Congress found itself being forced to legislate arbitration of a labor dispute. The precedent pleased nobody. Wirtz feared that many disputes from now on may be settled by Congress. Eventually, this could badly damage collective bargaining. Eight Democratic Senators-including Commerce Committee Chairman Warren Magnuson-produced at week's end a statement that focused on these fears. Said they: "Free collective bargaining must survive without a precedent that would substitute legislation for negotiation...
Confusing Welter. The decision to back down came from the U.S. State Department, to which the worried CAB had turned for guidance. Both quickly drew the wrath of Washington Democrat Warren G. Magnuson and his Senate Commerce Committee, which summoned CAB Chairman Alan Boyd to account for the retreat. Boyd explained that though the CAB lacked the power to set international air fares, he had hoped to block the fare rise by winning away enough foreign lines to isolate the British. "In retrospect," he admitted, "you could say we were not smart...
...sued F.D.R. Jr. and the Fiat Motor Co. for $9,000,000 a few years ago. The rest of the committee, both Republicans and Democrats, seemed mighty pleased when Junior vowed: "I will try to be purer than Caesar's wife." There were Rotarian guffaws when Senator Magnuson quipped: "Well, that's asking a little too much...