Two Drivers at the Wheel Eisenhower Campaign Stance
President Eisenhower urges unity and support in a Denver speech warning that electing an unfavorable Congress would stall his peace time economic program. He argues for consistent federal policy and criticizes opposition tactics while praising wartime and postwar recovery efforts.
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Dwight D Esenhowes
Denver
National Congress
Congress
Eisenhower
Eissenhower
Ike
Washington
Gus Cordon
Harris Ellyworth
Bern
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Oregon Race Eyed Cordon and Neuberger for Senate
The Cord on Neuberger contest centers on national welfare and Oregon interests. Senator Cordon stands as a proven lawmaker and party leader while Neuberger is praised for visibility but criticized for legislative productivity and reliance on publicizing positions.
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Portland
Oregon
Cordur -Neuberger
United States
Eisenhower
Neuberger
U.S
Cordon
Washington
Senate
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Appropriations
Interior Department
Armed Services
Treasury Post Office
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Republican Policy Committee
Cordan
King
Congress
Wayne la Morse
Ano Othe
United States Senate
Oor
Bas Cdee
Mio Neuberger
Flop Morse
Sethiter Coonan
Veterans Benefits Debate in 83rd Congress Shapes Aid Rules
The 83rd Congress pushed a far reaching GI benefits program with a 3 percent rise in disability compensation for veterans and widows, higher dependency payments, and more hospital beds. Gen Carl Gray, then VA administrator, said extra money was unnecessary. the amendment was rejected.
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Ostina Ovni
Af Saab
Reginary
Veta Rats
Triamans
House of Representatives
Trumans
Carl Gras
83Rd Congress
Republican Veterans’ Program
Veterans’ Administration
Veterans budget boosts beds and veterans aid program
In fiscal 1954 the Eisenhower budget increased beds in operation by 5,000 and plans for fiscal 1955 add nearly 3,400 fewer beds. President Eisenhower appointed Harvey V Higley of Marinette Wisconsin as veterans administrator, praised by American Legion Amvets and VFW leaders. The administration touts expanded support for ex servicemen amid partisan debate on relief and welfare funding.
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Eisenhower
Harvey V Higley
Marinette
Wise
American Legion
Sears
Higley
White House
Amvets
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Wayne Morse
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Reputtian Cerngeess
Adernan
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Cain
Democrat
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Red” Hornish
Red" Hornish
Coos Bay Times
Springfield News
Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association
Eric W Allen Hall
Eugene
Harrison P Hornish
Newsmen’s
Ren F Baker, Jr
Fugene Register Guard
Red Hornish
Chaos
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Springheld
Cees Coutts
Paris
Power Partnership
Patecue
Oliver C. Enland
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Lobdell Building
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