Vote on Four-Power Treaty Set for Senate Tomorrow
The senate is expected to vote on the four power treaty tomorrow with supporters confident of a two thirds majority. Opponents label it a political fight and charge demagoguery as they attack authorship and claim a hidden agenda, while leading Democrats back the pact and seek ratification.
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