Major Ike proposals await action in Congress
Washington reports more than 30 Eisenhower recommendations awaiting congressional action this session. The White House seeks compromises rather than a rubber stamp, aiming to showcase achievements before November. Key items include extending the foreign aid program, trade cooperation, wheat and sugar pacts, immigration reform, defense production act renewal, welfare programs, highway funding, postal rate increase, more public housing, flood and disaster insurance, social security integration, and a civil rights enforcement division. The tally contrasts with a low number of measures enacted so far, underscoring partisan debate on congressional performance.
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Five Tass ex employees refuse to answer some questions
Washington five Americans formerly or presently employed by Tass refused to answer certain questions before a Senate subcommittee investigating Americans employed by the Soviet news agency. One witness, Franklin Folsom of Roosevelt New Jersey, invoked the Fifth and First Amendments to avoid answering about Tass related work.
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