Marlow Finds Eisenhower Appeal Lacks New Ground
James Marlow notes President Eisenhower’s nationwide broadcast defending his budget and urging public support, finding no new stance. He argues Congress pressures persist, with defense spending dominating cuts while nondefense ends face resistance and political maneuvering continues.
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Open House Showcases Modern Telephone Equipment
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