Separation of powers in foreign affairs debated in Senate
The piece notes President Eisenhower's view of preserving executive latitude in foreign affairs against Bricker and others seeking Senate oversight of executive agreements. It outlines Bricker's proposed constitutional amendment, subsequent political shifts, and alternative Senate proposals from George and Knowland. The column also includes reflections on struggle and human nature, with a closing science tidbit on whale tongues.
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James Marlow Washington
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Bricker
Ohio
George
D-Ga
Knowland
California
Knowsland
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