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already under way, the presi- dent’s opponents have given many signs that the truce with the White House has come to an end. x

FARM BILL ISSUE

The issu€on which the Demo- crats chose to reapen the strug- gle was a farm bill mainly sig- nificant ‘as a political symbol. The bill would have restricted the authority of Agriculture Sec- retary Ezra Benson over leans for rural elcetrification and thus represented a potential blow to the prestige of the Eisenhower administration.

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leans closed ranks and the Dem- ferats failed by four votes to ob- tain the necessary two-thirds ma- jority in the House of Represent- atives.

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never having had a single veto overridden.

Eisenhower's margin of victory wes by far the narrowest yet achieved on the four vetoes called for a vote in Congress since he took office-in 1953. No attempt has been made to over- ride 13% other vetoes.

Wf the Democrats believed they had achieved a moral victory by failing by only a hair's breath, their Republican rolleagues were jubilant.

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Even sorie Democrats con-/ ceded that they might face diffi- culties if they tried to override future presidential vetoes of bills dealing with housing, airport con- struction -and: aid to depressed areas. .

Eisenhower has indicated that he will resist legislation which would result in an unbalanced budget, but the Democrats have sunged ahead with bills calling ‘for increased spending on do- mestic welfare programs.

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AONSET POINT, R.I. (AP)— Soviet fishing trawlers off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland may be just fishing there.

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