Eisenhower tariff plan faces mixed support in Congress
President Eisenhower seeks new tariff authority to expand foreign trade, arguing for a moderate program amid Democratic control and Republican opposition. The article traces past trade acts from Smoot Hawley to Reciprocal Trade Agreements, noting commissions, renewals, and political divide shaping the current push.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Isenhower
Arsavi
Russia
Fvo
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Hull
Special message to Congress on tariff extensions
President Eisenhower seeks a three year extension to tariff powers, proposing another 45 percent cut over three years at five percent annually, with assurances of no sudden drastic reductions. Also notes a Town Hall lecture at Hood College with Branko Vukmir on totalitarian dictatorship and international law. Local dairymen report initial purchase of registered 2 nives by Charles Castle, Frederick. Clarence Flook, Gatisville.
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Eisenhower
Clarence B. Randall
The
Inland Steel Corp
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Ayrshires
Charles Castle
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Clarense Flook
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