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... Congress overrode one veto . Control of Senate and House was Demo- cratic , but the Republican Administration obtained bipartisan support for its for- eign aid measures , which continued the policies of Democratic predecessors . Congress ...
... Congress overrode one veto . Control of Senate and House was Demo- cratic , but the Republican Administration obtained bipartisan support for its for- eign aid measures , which continued the policies of Democratic predecessors . Congress ...
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Congress cut the Interstate Highway ap- propriation for fiscal 1961 from $ 2.5 bil- lion to $ 2 billion . Parkways were increased by $ 2,000,000 , the same for bridges over dams . Congress increased to 7 from 5 years The time for ...
Congress cut the Interstate Highway ap- propriation for fiscal 1961 from $ 2.5 bil- lion to $ 2 billion . Parkways were increased by $ 2,000,000 , the same for bridges over dams . Congress increased to 7 from 5 years The time for ...
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... Congress seated representatives from Missouri Kentucky did not secede and its government ained Unionist . In a part occupied by Con- ederate troops Kentuckians passed an act of ecession and the Confederate Congress admitted ...
... Congress seated representatives from Missouri Kentucky did not secede and its government ained Unionist . In a part occupied by Con- ederate troops Kentuckians passed an act of ecession and the Confederate Congress admitted ...
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