LIBERTY LOBBY HEADQUARTERS OFFICE: 825 DUPONT CIRCLE BUILDING WASHINGTON 6, D.C. PHONE: CO 5-8378 BOARD OF POLICY Dear Fellow Patriot: CHAIRMAN: COL. CURTIS B. DALL U.S.A.F.R., RET. PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA TOM ANDERSON Please let me remind you that 1962 NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE will witness one of the greatest leg- JUDGE TOM P. BRADY BROOKHAVEN. MISSISSIPPI islative battles in the past eventful MRS. MARY D. CAIN SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI years. I am referring to the proposed renewal of the MISS TAYLOR CALDWELL BUFFALO. NEW YORK misnamed "Reciprocal" Trade Act, which, unless renewed, MRS. F. R. CARLTON DALLAS, TEXAS expires June 30. WILLIS A. CARTO SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA RALPH COURTNEY SPRING VALLEY, NEW YORK If the forces of patriotism win this (and we can) it HARRY T. EVERINGHAM CHICAGO, ILLINOIS will be the most significant and important victory for BILLY JAMES HARGIS. D.D. TULSA, OKLAHOMA America in thirty years. But if we lose this battle-- MERWIN K. HART NEW YORK CITY as we have eleven times in the past--it means a sure VERNE P. KAUB continuation of the internationalist sell-outs which MADISON, WISCONSIN JAMES N. LANDRUM have now brought our beloved country close by the point DALLAS, TEXAS HON. J. BRACKEN LEE of no return. For, as Marquis Childs admits, the "Re- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH WALLACE L. LEE ciprocal" Trade Act is the very basis of America's PORTLAND. OREGON LT. GEN. SUMTER L. LOWRY. tragic foreign policy. N.G.U.S.. RET. TAMPA. FLORIDA R. CARTER PITTMAN DALTON, GEORGIA By abdicating its constitutional responsibility to over- COL. EUGENE C. POMEROY, U.S.A.R., RET. see the economic sovereignty of the Nation in 1934, ir- WASHINGTON, D.C. LT. GEN. GEO. E. STRATEMEYER responsible congressmen gave away to an irresponsible U.S.A.F., RET. WINTER PARK, FLORIDA State Department a Power which the Founding Fathers had A. T. SWISHER CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA given to and restricted to the Legislative Branch alone. TYRE TAYLOR WASHINGTON, D.C. MRS. MAISIE TURNER WATERS WACO, TEXAS At all costs, we must prevent this unconstitutional EDWIN L. WIEGAND GREENWICH. CONNECTICUT tragedy from happening again. America cannot afford GLENN O. YOUNG even an hour more of State Department mismanagement. SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA Our chances for success this year are the best they have been in twenty-eight years. This is why the America-lasters are worried. Once more, the leftists assure us, we are faced with "emergencies. " Mendacious propaganda assaults us from an army of liberals. Actually, this gang is aiming for an even lower level for our country, this time. Revealing their true colors at last, they are now pushing for U.S. inclusion in the six-nation European Common Market, as an admitted first step to world government. If the "Reciprocal" Trade Act passes once again, this--plus the other means at his disposal-- will give Mr. Kennedy all the power he needs to bring us in. Ben- edict Arnold was a piker, after all. He only worked for our amal- gamation with Britain! Now if we voters can force Congress to seize back its rightful power, then a tremendous stride will have been made towards the Your Influence Counts USE IT!