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Domestic News
September 25, 1950
The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
What is this article about?
President Truman must appoint a five-man board to enforce a Communist-control law he vetoed as unworkable and a threat to freedoms, despite Congress overriding the veto.
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Pres. to Appoint
Enforcement Bd.
On Vetoed Bill
(By Associated Press)
President Truman is confronted today with a tough political assignment-the appointment of a five-man board to enforce the new Communist-control law. In vetoing the bill, Mr. Truman had called it unworkable and unfair, and a threat to American freedoms. But Congress passed it anyway and now the President is responsible for its enforcement.
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Enforcement Bd.
On Vetoed Bill
(By Associated Press)
President Truman is confronted today with a tough political assignment-the appointment of a five-man board to enforce the new Communist-control law. In vetoing the bill, Mr. Truman had called it unworkable and unfair, and a threat to American freedoms. But Congress passed it anyway and now the President is responsible for its enforcement.
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SCHWINN BIKES AT MADSEN'S
What sub-type of article is it?
Appointment
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Truman Appointment
Communist Control Law
Vetoed Bill
Enforcement Board
What entities or persons were involved?
President Truman
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Event Date
Today
Key Persons
President Truman
Event Details
President Truman is confronted with the appointment of a five-man board to enforce the new Communist-control law, which he vetoed as unworkable, unfair, and a threat to American freedoms, but Congress passed anyway, making him responsible for its enforcement.