Congressional Drift Between Parties in the 83rd and 84th Sessions
In a 1956 World Today column James Marlow notes that Democratic and Republican rifts were mostly by degree rather than kind. He observes intra party contrasts between Northern and Southern Democrats and liberal vs conservative Republicans, with voters seeing little difference in several elections. The piece recalls Eisenhower era shifts, Democratic gains in 1954, and partisan friction during the 83rd and 84th Congresses as debates over New Deal policies continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Aone
Washington
Eisenhower
Bird Congress
Fredrick
Wd Meaday
Bath
Fuori Jies Paes
Senate
Sinh Ais
Paul
Ana
Repu
Beabe
Political blame and campaign noise in a stalled effort
In a muddled exchange the two parties blame each other for resource giveaways while failing to win public backing. The debate centers on who gets credit for a policy push, with Republicans and Democrats at odds over funding and strategy as a Washington airport comparison stirs local interest.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Evergreen Point
Mt. 15
Franklin
Buddy) Fogle Owen
Blue Ridge News Agency
East Patrick Street
Frederick Tropical
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick ST
Baesentower
Fisenhower
Sosit
Ferue
Baltimore So Friendship International Airport
Washington National Artport
Jiain
Anding Regiment
Burlington Mills
Hendrickson’s Market
Health-Tex
Bennett
Vordrey Linex
Dailey’s
Freerience
Union Bridge Clo. Co., Inc. — Union Bridge. Vd
Monocacy Village
Womecacy Village
Neai
Hamilton Homes, Inc
East Second St
Vindobona
Proneshi
Braddock Heights
Marviand
Kehne Furniture
South Market St. Conneet
Eastern
William S. Hood
NORGE
Aterage
Chrysler
Airtemp
SSRN
Chrysler Corporation Advanced Engineering
Cal
Lours
the Tot
Ennett