Show 'V 0' 'N 0" hj myy Tp ' mp'yi g'ln gTI V 4A The Salt Lake Tribune Monday September 28 1959 ’’ r 6g$ :’56 Platforms of DenniaTheMenace Papier-Mache- ? ByHankKclclm CoilStitlltiOTl ‘Wills’ FOR SALE By Associated Press STRUCTURAL ! 200000 US I Political Wars Riddle Planks By Associated Press Individual worker and the slonal actions have fallen WASHINGTON Sept short of the shining promises and Republicans made by one or both of the appear headed toward default parties in their efforts to lure £©6 a majority of the promises voters to their candidates “they made to voters in their THESE INCLUDE a gen'1956 platforms eral farm program increased ' UNLESS THE next session postal rates school construcof Congress packs into six tion aid revision of the immimonths action pn 10 highly gration laws elimination of controversial problems both tax inequities a boost in the parties are going to face some minimum wage aid to deunredeemed pressed areas and increases in embarrassingly pledges when their convention Social Security benefits While Congress passed a committees start drafting new civil in July platforms rights law in 1957 it fell the Democrats short of the goal set by both Although have controlled Congress in parties to eliminate racial y dis and the past three years the rec- crimination in education in other fields ord indicates the Eisenhower BOTH PARTIES promised has come Administration balancing after which budget closer thap the Democrats to the deficit sef a peacetime record in the! fiscal year which ‘prrylngout 1956 promises But neither party has a ended June 50 If the budget Presibatting average worth brag- is balanced this year Eisennower dent apparently ging about will claim most of the credit About the only pledge the This seems to bear out the -complaints - of - Sen- - William two parties made' that-h- as Proxmire (DWis) and others been redeemed in full ” was who class themselves as lib- statehood lor Alaska and erals that the Democratic leade- Hawaii rship-in Congress hasn't gone PARTLY BECAUSE of Mr far in implementing the Eisenhower's eflorts in arousparty’s platform s On 10 maior issues congres- - ing public opinionRepubli-cancame closer than the Democrats to getting the kind of labor control bill they wanted STITCH In 1956 the Democratic platform pledged that party to TIME ‘‘strike off the shackles which Ail Kinds of Repair! and Law has unthe Alterations Double Breasted Coat! 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TO BETTER PICTURES Olvi The international monetary fund said Sunday that the free world made “important progress last year in strengthening its monetary structure — In the fund’s fiscal year which ended last April 30 officials said: —Allison — Westinghouse PER LB WASHINGTON Sept 27 — Three Finns Making Sludy Of Space Age Report Says i Beams I WEST 2ND SOi' SALT who personally favors repeal ' described the issue as dead for the next year Fund Counts Gains by Free World I PREMIER BUT AFTER A FLURRY of committee discussion interest seemed to flag And Sunday a congressional source (— 34 Beams 12" Quantity Friw to Fabricators Daalart and Contractors Congress might get around to voting on repeal of the on third terms for President THE PRESIDENT had to compromise with the opposition on continuing the interstate highway program he Originally proposed He got a t increase in the gasoline ax instead of the 1 cents he i ©quested’ But on oher platform issues the record accomplishment was almost nil Mr Eisenhower vetoed two farm bills and the Democrats couldn’t get together on the new farm program they promised in Then Join Your School Band I 8 latest amendment— the ban Taft-Hartle- to 5" For a time it looked as if the heavily Democratic DEMOCRATS bragged also that they had provided tethe funds for “the largest crash program in history to attack cancer and heart disease” while Ignoring tte Republican proposal for reinsurance of health insurance voluntary plans Although Mr Eisenhower prevailed in keeping defense expenditures down the Democrats contended they had provided “the flexibility needed to accelerate the missile research program” and had warspurred antisubmarine fare projects - STEEL Of all those suggestions for changing the fundamental law— many of them duplicating— only a handful stirred any activity during the first session THIS CAME despite the 1956 Democratic promise of "a vigilant review of our debt ’management policy In order to reduce Interest rates Democrats triumphed in the argument over a water projects program when they enacted over a presidential veto a rivers and harbors measure carrying 67 more project starts than the budget bureau had approved -- A IN pub- lic” -- ' WASHINGTON Sept 27— The 86th Congress now halfway through its two sessions’ seems likely to leave the Constitution as It found it That means passing up more than 60 proposals for constitutional amendments SHOP MONDAY ala-prl- 155 South ta tarmi la ad Maln-2- 73 Highland Drlvo NAMI — TILL 9 South Main Sugar House WIFI'S NAMI AODRISI CITY A STATI IMPLOYID IY CRIDIT RIFIRINCI 4 155 5 Main - 273 S Main - 2190 Highland Oaraga Any Oranf lat Sugar Hauia Staraida lat FRII FARKINO K — Ramp Drive EEPY amum I |