Eisenhower to push dynamic program for 1954 bid
President Eisenhower vows a progressive dynamic program to Congress in 1954 aimed at peace security from communism and broad economic stability for citizens. The plan seeks to win GOP control of House and Senate in the 83rd Congress and faces Democratic resistance amid midterm election pressures.
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December 28 1953 column recalls ten year old Marines landing at Cape Gloucester and securing beach heads. Hull says Europe could end in 1944 with united nations effort. Twenty years ago works employed over 4 million with weekly government cost around 50 million. Roosevelt reviews fiscal status ahead of budget message. Thirty years ago the Dixmude tragedy and a Lansing fire caused heavy damage.
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