The Ninety-third: An Authentic Reform Congress

The Ninety-third Congress will be remembered as one of authentic reform. Not only did it improve its own structure, particularly in the House of Representatives, but it also made historical moves to reassert the balance between the executive and legislative branches. In its two years this Congress r...

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Published in:American Bar Association Journal 1975-01, Vol.61 (1), p.37-41
Main Author: Hopkins, Bruce R.
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Standing committees
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