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BRIEF NOTE, BY A MEMBER OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, SERVES AS A POLICY RECOMMENDATION TO THE NEWLY APPOINTED SECRETARY OF STATE, E. MUSKIE. THE AUTHOR CAUTIONS THAT AMERICA'S FOREIGN POLICY IS BEING DECIDED BY EMOTIONAL, PARTISAN, AND EXTREMIST POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS TO SHAPE, AND WIN OVER, PUBLIC OPINION. HE RECOMMENDS ESTABLISHING AUTHORITY IN THE PUBLIC EYE.

THE AUTHOR DISCUSSES THE WEARINESS THAT A GREAT MANY AMERICANS FEEL ABOUT THESE LONG, LONG PRESIDENTIAL SELECTION PROCESS THAT WE NOW HAVE. ONE OF THE PROBLEMS WITH IT, IS NOT ONLY THE WEARINESS OF THE VOTERS, BUT THE SHEER FATIGUE AND EXHAUSTION OF THE CANDIDATES. THE AUTHOR WOULD HAVE TO SAY TO YOU-THAT, THINKING BACK ON MY OWN EXPERIENCE, AND ALSO WATCHING WHAT'S BEEN GOING ON THE LAST COUPLE OF MONTHS, THE AUTHOR IS ABSOLUTELY SURE THAT ONE OF THE PRINCIPLE CAUSES OF MISTAKES IN PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNING IS FATIGUE AND EXHAUSTION.