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Factory  \nGEORGE KREMER  \nArticles and Revicws by·.··E.v.KUEHNELT-LEDDIHNRODNEY GILBERT·FRANK S.MEYER·JAMES BURNHAMEDWARD LANGLEY·MURRAY ROTHBARD·RUSSELL KIRK  \nFor tbe Record  \nTwo months ago the Soviet Union tested worldopinion by announcing that six Hungarianstudents had been hanged for participatingin the November revolt and twelve sentencedto long terms.Upon establishing that therewas no staying power in the West's revul-sion,the Kremlin has ordered the same fatefor another 1,000 Hungarians now beingtried secretly in Budapest.··.The Com-munist-led British Mine Workers union hasmanaged to keep 3,000 Hungarian refugeeminers out of the pits.Seven,in discour-agement,returned to Hungary.One has beenshot,two hanged;the fate of the other fouris not known.  \nCause and effect?In 1956,Governor Leaderof Pennsylvania refused appeals of locallaw officers for help in keeping the peacein Sharon Valley where a large Westinghouseplant was strikebound.Leader's adminis-tration also ruled in favor of the strikersin an unemployment compensation matter.Westinghouse has just announced that its new  \n2,000-man plant will be built in Indiana(which last year adopted a right-to-worklaw)·.·.The American Federation of Teach-ers,at its convention in Milwaukee,booeda message from the President.The teacherswere annoyed,said their leaders,at Mr.Eisenhower's \"spineless surrender\"on theissue of a school construction program.  \nThe rumor persists that the Kremlin re-ceived the secret codes,mutual defenseplans,etc.,of the Baghdad Pact nationswhen the Iraqui rebels took over.··.ThePresident ismaking long-range travelplans:to Geneva this fall to talk disarma-ment with Khrushchev,and to New Delhi laterto talk \"giveaway\"with Nehru,who has letit be known that India needs one billiondollars to ride out its financial crisis.  \n\"We,the People!\"will hold its FourthAnnual Constitution Day Convention at Chi-cago's La Salle Hotel,September 20 and 21.Address inquiries to We,The People!,1llN.Wabash Ave.,Chicago 2,Ill..·.New Yorkmoney is being spent freely in Wisconsin andArizona in an effort to re-elect SenatorProxmire to Joe McCarthy's former Senateseat and to defeat Barry Goldwater in hisre-election campaign....A bipartisanattempt will be made to write in the nameof James A.Farley for U.S.Senator from NewYork in November.Republicans are saidto bemore worried about the move than Democrats.  \n# NATIONALREVIEW\n\nA WEEKLY JOURNAL OF OPINIONEDITOR:Wm.F.Buckley Jr.PUBLISHER:William A.RusherEDITORS  \nL.Brent BozellJames BurnhamJohn ChamberlainWhittaker ChambersWillmoore KendallSuzanne La FolletteFrank S.MeyerPRODUCTION EDITOR:Mabel WoodWASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:Sam M.JonesAssoCIATESPriscilla L.BuckleyJonathan MitchellMaureen B.O'ReillyMorrie RyskindCoNTRIBUTORS  \nC.D.Batchelor,John C.Caldwell,Frank Chodorov,JohnAbbot Clark,Forrest Davis,A.Derso,Max Eastman,Medford Evans,Finis Farr,Karl Hess,John D.Kreuttner,  \nJ.B.Matthews,Gerhart Niemeyer,Revilo Oliver,  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