rriIE Charleston S. C. News & Courier * chides the businessmen for lack of he 1 p in assisting the Senate committee'now in vestigating labor racketeering, agreeing to some extent with Robert F. Kennedy, coun sel for the committee. Mr. Kennedy com plained. "The business community may complain but when it comes to doing some thing, business men are just anxious to make money.” "Businessmen ought to be among the first to speak up where the public interest is at stake,” says the News & Courier. Both of these sources are a bit unrealis tic toward the businessmen when it is con sidered that Congress has tied the-hands of business for so many years and given labor bosses free rein.'* Business has to account for every expen diture, every receipt, make annual reports

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