TITLE

Correspondence

AUTHOR(S)

Schuman, Frederick L.; Price, George W.; Flannery, Harry W.; Yarmolinsky, Adam; McCaffrey, Joseph F.

PUB. DATE

September 1960

SOURCE

New Republic;9/19/60, Vol. 143 Issue 13, p22

SOURCE TYPE

Periodical

DOC. TYPE

Letter

ABSTRACT

Presents letters to the editor on articles published in previous issues. Discussion of the article "Quotation Mongering," by Abraham Brumberg published in the August 29, 1960 issue; Information about limitations of the intelligence quotient tests in an article published in the September 12, 1960 issue; Campaigning strategies used by political candidates for Presidential election.

ACCESSION #

14601082

 

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