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YOUR
CONGRESSMAN
REPORTS
By Rep, Burr P. Harrison
summer heat is added to the beat i of debate, the roll will have been called scores df times, recording the yeas and nays of the represen; tatives of the people on matters which may affect the very existence <?f our nation and jts citizens.
ThiaUrtist be written-an advance of delivery of the President’s State .of the Union message, a document in which heavy emphasis is placed on the urgent defense needs of the United States, In future reports, perhaps we can consider some of the specific recommendations made in the message. Details of that document undoubtedly are the. I subiect of extensive commentary bv now elsewhere in the press. -
The b^ question ,to be ponderjjl by members of Congress in this session, is the adequacy of our abilitv to deter reckless aggression ' bv an unprincipled commuhist dictatorship and to prevent the annihilation of our country if such * dread attack should occur. We , shall have to study a mass of data • On Tuesday, I answered the first roll call of the second session of the 85th Congress. Before the
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