Two Midwest Senators who disagree wholeheartedly on almost every detail of U.S. foreign policy saw eye to eye last week on one point. Both thought it high time for the two Presidential candidates to make a few clear, forceful statements about the questions that emerged at Dumbarton Oaks.
Wisconsin's prewar isolationist Bob La Follette wrote in his official party paper, The Progressive: "It is time to speak up. To speak up with an American peace program which would capture the imagination and win the hearts of people everywhere. But instead of speaking up, President...
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