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Domestic News February 4, 1953

The Nome Nugget

Nome, Nome County, Alaska

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The U.S. House of Representatives passed President Eisenhower's first legislative request, a bill extending for two years his authority to reorganize executive agencies with congressional veto, by a vote of 389-5. Senate approval is expected next week.

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House Passes President's First Legislative Request

WASHINGTON, (P)-- President Eisenhower's first legislative request to be taken up by Congress was halfway through today, with a clear and fast track ahead.

It's a bill continuing for two years the President's power to re-shuffle executive agencies--subject to congressional veto power first given to ex-President Truman in 1949.

The House passed the bill yesterday, 389-5, just one day after the President requested action in his message on the state of the union. It was the first major House action of the new session.

Senate approval, perhaps next week, was expected.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

House Bill Passage Eisenhower Legislative Request Executive Reorganization Congressional Veto

What entities or persons were involved?

President Eisenhower Ex President Truman

Where did it happen?

Washington

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Primary Location

Washington

Event Date

Yesterday

Key Persons

President Eisenhower Ex President Truman

Outcome

house passed 389-5; senate approval expected next week

Event Details

President Eisenhower's first legislative request was a bill continuing for two years the President's power to re-shuffle executive agencies, subject to congressional veto power first given to ex-President Truman in 1949. The House passed the bill yesterday, 389-5, one day after the President's message on the state of the union. It was the first major House action of the new session.

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