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Everett was a critic of free trade with adversaries: "Is trade so sweet and profits so desirable as to be purchased at the price we now pay in death and agony?"
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Dirksen was renowned for his oratorical skills, tremendous wit, gravely voice, beloved personality, and down-to-earth appearance. He was also a very shrewd politician who in just his second term was voted by a wide margin of 20–14 over [[Kentucky]] [[Moderate Republican]] [[John Sherman Cooper]] to become the [[Minority Leader]] in the Senate.<ref>[https://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=53648 Minority Leader Race - Jan 07, 1959]. ''Our Campaigns''. Retrieved June 19, 2021.</ref> He was so beloved by all his colleagues that within three years of his untimely death from cancer, Democrats approved renaming a Senate building as the Dirksen Senate Office Building.
 
Dirksen was renowned for his oratorical skills, tremendous wit, gravely voice, beloved personality, and down-to-earth appearance. He was also a very shrewd politician who in just his second term was voted by a wide margin of 20–14 over [[Kentucky]] [[Moderate Republican]] [[John Sherman Cooper]] to become the [[Minority Leader]] in the Senate.<ref>[https://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=53648 Minority Leader Race - Jan 07, 1959]. ''Our Campaigns''. Retrieved June 19, 2021.</ref> He was so beloved by all his colleagues that within three years of his untimely death from cancer, Democrats approved renaming a Senate building as the Dirksen Senate Office Building.
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His long-term senatorial colleague was [[liberal]] Democrat [[Paul Douglas]], also a strong supporter of civil rights.
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Everett was a critic of [[free trade]] with adversaries: "Is trade so sweet and profits so desirable as to be purchased at the price we now pay in death and agony?"<ref>''[[Safe - Not Sorry]]'', p. 144 (quoting the ''[[New York Times]]'' (May 26, 1967).</ref>
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Everett's long-term senatorial colleague from [[Illinois]] was [[liberal]] Democrat [[Paul Douglas]], also a strong supporter of civil rights.
    
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