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The job will be no pushover. Among the ten congressional members (total membership: 17) are some of the most powerful anti-free traders in Congress, e.g., Republican Congressmen Dan Reed and Richard Simpson, G.O.P. Senators Bourke Hickenlooper and Eugene Millikin, men who still think the Ruhr is just as far from Chicago as Timbuktu.
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