THE CONGRESS: Urgent Business Ahead
U.S. Senators and Representatives trekked back into Washington this week for the second session of the 82nd Congress. They hope it will be short, so they can get at 1952's urgent business — campaigning. Investigations, foreign aid and the defense budget are the main subjects on the agenda. All seem agreed on one big point: no increase in taxes.
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