Lobbyists Poised as Congress Reopens with Access to Answers
As Congress prepares for a new session lobbyists stand ready with advice and influence. Registration data shows 3 273 registered lobbyists over ten years amid reports of 3.2 million dollars spent this year. Covington & Burling led lobbying firms representing 14 groups.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional Quarterly
Washington Service
Ernest W. McFarland
Arizona
John Danaher
Connecticut
Senate
House
Washington Law Firm
Covington & Burling
Dean Acheson
Afl-Cio
American Federation of Musicians
Association of American Railroads
American Fa: ‘Bureau
National Farmers’ Union
American Trucking Associations
The
American Legion
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Lighthouse ‘Service
Timely Nehru visit underscores shared hopes and democratic ideals
Roscoe Drummond argues the Nehru visit to Washington arrives at a pivotal moment as India nears full democracy after Gandhi’s influence. He notes U.S. respect for Indian independence, contrasts nonviolent and violent paths, and credits Nehru and Eisenhower with shaping future human freedom amid Cold War pressures.
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Washington
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
United States
Mahatma Gandhi
MR. Nehru
Gandhi
Europe
Middle East
Asia
Mr. Eisenhower
What Is Our Foreign Policy A Puzzling Question
George Kolsky questions U S foreign policy authority with Dulles Hopkins Stassen and Jackson shaping policy from the White House and State Department. He notes Truman era tensions and the Suez crisis amid a multi-cook process, ending with Budapest tides. Endnotes mark a wary view of policy making.
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Esident Fisenhower
White House
State Department
National Security Council
Secretary of State
W. H. Jackson
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Nixon
Herbert Hoovers Jr
Dulles
Jackson
John Foster Dulles
Fies
Perhhape
Hubert Humphrey
Suez
Budapest
Comrades Plan New Camouflage in Budapest Demonstrations
Victor Riesel reports that Soviet tactics may force the Communist movement to disguise itself by dropping Marxism Leninism from its constitution and forming a political action association. The 16th party convention in New York February 11 to 14 is cited as the turning point to deeper political involvement.
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Karl Marx
Marx
Communist Party
Politiecal Action Association
Communist Party National
New York
Tipoff
Si Gerson
Hure
Ony Green
Early Tucsoniana and Mariner’s Band Histories Spotlight
Arizona Album Chapter 23 profiles B. M. Mariner who formed and led Mariner’s Band of Tucson. The piece lists many former members across varying ages, naming George Martin Manuel Monti John Doyle Alfred Trippel Fritz Bernard Rocky Kennedy Monte Mansfield Warren Grossetta Willis Buehman Arthur Ferrin Hi Corbett Morris Holiday Albert Robetti Allen Bernard Leto McKenna Frank Mariscal Harvey Cake Ira Lovell and others with captions courtesy of Monte Mansfield.
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Tucson
B. M. Mariner
Mariner
Arizona
George Martin
Crystal Coca-Cola ‘Bottling Co
Martin
Beaf
Manuel Monti
John Doyle
Doyle
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Alfred Trippel
Fritz Bernard
Fritz
Rocky Kennedy
Trippel
Monte Mansfield
Pelion
Warren Grossetta
Willis Buehman
Buehman
Arthur Ferrin
Hss
Hi Corbett
Morris Holiday
Albert Robetti
Allen Bernard
Bernard
Leto McKenna
McKenna
Frank Mariscal
Mariscal
Harvey Cake
Ira Lovell
Tight money policy under congressional scrutiny in Washington
In Washington the Eisenhower administration's tight money policy faces a thorough review as Rep. Wright Patman and Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney press concerns for small borrowers. They cite repeated discount rate hikes by the Federal Reserve and new high school borrowing costs, urging caution to ease credit for municipalities and builders.
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Washington
Wright Patman
Texas
Farman
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Fed
Patman
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mort
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
William McChesney Martin Jr
Martin
The
Treasury
FRB Treasury
Fedral Reserve Open Market Committee
Two Leaders Contrast Eisenhower and Nehru in Philosophy
James Marlow frames Ike and Nehru as contrasting figures. Eisenhower, West Point alum, extrovert, pragmatic and trusting in force, leads the United States with state power. Nehru, educated in wealth, introverted, disciplined by passive resistance, heads a socialist India wary of Western aims.
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Washington
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
India
Nehru
Fisenhower
Glad Tidings Not Despair In Daily Devotions
A devotional piece contrasts bleak city scenes with Marys joy and Gods salvation. It urges Christians to live as seekers of joy, recalling Gods love through Jesus and the gospel as glad tidings rather than doom. A closing prayer asks guidance to act rightly and trust in God as shepherd rock and refuge.
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New York
Thei Eiers
Mary
God
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Warrensville, Ill
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Great Britain
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Times
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Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Hungary
Kremlin
Mr. Eisenower
George Kolsky
Users’ ‘Association
Users’ Association
London
Dulleses
John Hay
Elihu Root
Charles Evans Hughes
Cordell Hull
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Truman
Ed Stettinius
James Byrnes
George Marshall
Stettinus
Harry Truman
Victor Riesel
Oue
Lan
Musici
By Richard Spong
James Marlow
Men of the
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