ADA Voices and Critics Stir in Washington
A sprawling profile of Americans for Democratic Action traces its rise from 1947 roots to a 15th annual convention set for April 27 to 29. It details leadership ties to Kennedy insiders, budget limits, and the clash with Republicans who label ADA as “laundered communism,” while ADA defends its liberal, independent agenda and push for civil rights and social programs.
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Connecticut Ave
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White House
Kennedy
Theodore C. Sorenson
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Welfare
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
J. Kenneth Galbraith
India
Chester Bowles
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Aner
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Republican Senate Policy Committee
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Americans For Democratic Action
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United States
Po Songt
Ken Leral
Jres
Henry
Wallace
American Veterans United
Nessing
Taise
cKnnedy
James McGregor Burns
Aperov
John
Americans For Democratic
Russia
Samuel H. Beer
the Birch Society
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