'ISSUES AND ANSWERS' --RADIO AND TELEVISION PROGRAM

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• Document Creation Date: November 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 1, 1999
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By MI TITURMOND:
Hrnuirks by hint in regard to Inspection
r.t the 'Combined Arms School of the 7th
Arnie Training Center recently.
If . By Mr. ROBERTSON:
Address entitled "Deterrents to Economic
Growth," delivered recently by A. L. M. W1g-
gins, chairman of the hoards, Atlantic Coast
Line and Louisville & Nashville Railroads.
lfai taville. which will appear hereafter
u, the -Appendix.
By Mr. 8k ALL.
Article eiftitied "How Much Longer Will
the N,tvy Ignore the Facts?" published In the
Maritime Reporter pf April 15, 1961, dealing
with the advantages of routing more naval
work to commercial shipyards.
By Mr. ANDERSON: ?
Article entitled "Crisis in the Hospitals,"
written by Selig Greenberg and published
in the Progressive for May 1961. dealing with
the problem of high hospital costs, which
will appear hereafter In the Appendix.
. By Mr. CARLSON:
Article entitled "Democracy Under the
Guns of Cold Wctr," written by Roy 13.ol;,erts,
editor of the Kansas City Star, and published
In the May 7, 1061, issue of that publication.
. Is%, Mr PROXMIRE:
Article entitled "Radio-TV: Collins En-
ters NAB Lists," dealing with an address
delivered by Leroy Collins, former Governor
of Florida, and president of the National
Association of Broadcasters, to the member-
:hlp of that organization.
By Mr. SALTON$TALL:
Articles dealing with the proposed estab-
lislirnent of a Cape Cod National Seashore
Park.
By Mr. DOUGLAS:
Ai title entitled "Expense Accounts and
Taxes,- published In the New York Times
of May !i. 1'J61
Ai?tlc:e entitled "Duties Against Dollars,"
published in the New York Times of May
4. 1081? dealing with the preservation of
ti.? Endi.tna Dimes area.
By Mr. V,'ILEY :
Letter data' March 15, 1961, from Leslie
H. F'ishel, director of the State Historical
Society of Wisconsin, proposing that a com-
memorative postage stamp be Issued in horror
of Frederick Jackson Turner, a preeminent
American historian.
By Mr. IIUMPIHREY:
Article entitled "Reporting at Large with
Bob Murphy," commemorating Cedric Adams,
and published in the Minneapolis (Minn.)
Sunday Tribune of February 26, 1961.
By Mr. JAVITS:
Article entitled "Public Schools Died
here," written by Irv Goodman and pub-
lished In the Saturday Evening Post recently,
which will appear hereafter III the Appendix.
"ISSUES AND ANSWERS"-RADIO
AND TELEVISION PROGRAM
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, on
last Suni jty the, .distinguished senior
Senator froin Vermont [Mr. AIkENI and
I appeared on the American Broad-
casting Co.'s television program' "Issues
and Answers."
J,/ask unanimous consent that the
transcript of the interview conducted
by Robert Fleming, director of the ABC
Washington News Bureau, and Peter
Clapper, Capitol Ifill correspondent, be
incorporated in the RCCORD.
There being no objection, the tran-
script was ordered to be printed In the
111:cunn. as follows:
Is.Sni'L AND ANSWLR.'I-SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1961
Guests: Sentor MIKE MANSFIELD, Demo-
crat, from Montana, and Senator Goosor D
ArttEN. Republican, from Vermont.
Panel: Robert Fleming, director, ABC
Waahln'gton News Bureau and Peter Clap-
per, Capitol Hill correspondent.
The ANNouNCER. From Washington, D.C.,
the American Broadcasting Co. brings you
"Issues and Answers" .
Senator Mixz MANSFIELD, what are the
issues?
Senator MANSrrELIa Well, there . are so
many Issues In the field of domestic and
foreign policy that it In %lmost Impossible
to delineate them. I -am sure though that
our interrogators during the course of this
broadcast will bring many of those issues to
the attention of the American people.
The ANNoUNCER. Senator GEORGE B.
AnciN?
Senator AtxcN. I would may that the prin-
cipal Issues or challenges of today are to
recognize the dangers, the responsibilities
and the opportunities that confront our Na-
tion In these days of stress and strain.
The ANNOUNCER. You have 'heard the is
sues. and now, for the answers. Here to ex-
plore the issues are Bob Fleming, chief of
ABC's Washington News Bureau and Peter
Clapper ABC's Capitol 11111 correspondent.
To give us the answers, Senate Majority
Leader MIKE MANSFIELn, Democrat, of Mon-
tana, and Senator. GEoaar. D. ArxaN, Repub-
li