Democratic Leadership--'57 Model.

Focuses on Democratic leadership in the U.S. Decrease in dependence on the state parties as intermediaries; Adoption of poll-tax laws at the beginning of the present century; Opportunity after the Federal Supreme Court's anti-segregation decision; Statistics of migration in the US.; Dangers of Southern leadership in the national Congress; Lack of focal point of national visibility in the partisan party; Discussion on the rudimentary countrywide structure of the National Committee; Question on the kind of a party structure is required to mobilize full strength for a Presidential contest; Existence of unused party resources in some areas; Evidence of pressures toward a national party. INSET: A TWO-PARTY NATION.