Nearly every Congressman, at least once in his life, is suddenly struck with a grand-scale idea about money as the root of all evil. Forthwith he takes pen in hand and writes either a book or a bill.
Latest Congressman thus smitten is California's anxious, serious young Jerry Voorhis (Dem.). Last month he published a book, Out of Debt, Out of Danger (Devin-Adair; $3).
Jerry Voorhis pours into its 238 pages the same Messianic energy with which he once served on Yale debating teams, and now server in Congress. He indicts "sound money" financiers all the way from Alexander Hamilton to...
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