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Longines Chronoscope

Episode dated 7 May 1952
TV Episode | News, Talk-Show
Huie and Rogers interview U.S. Senator Everett M. Dirksen, a Republican representing Illinois. Topics include Dirksen's legislation to limit the Wage Stabilization Board's powers, government's nationalization of the steel industry, ...See moreHuie and Rogers interview U.S. Senator Everett M. Dirksen, a Republican representing Illinois. Topics include Dirksen's legislation to limit the Wage Stabilization Board's powers, government's nationalization of the steel industry, controls on credit and the 1952 U.S. Presidential campaign. Written by David Bassler See less
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Updated May 7, 1952
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May 7, 1952 (United States)

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Everett Dirksen's primary photo
Everett Dirksen
Self - U.S. Senator (as Senator Everett M. Dirksen) Self - U.S. Senator (as Senator Everett M. Dirksen)   See fewer
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William Bradford Huie's primary photo
William Bradford Huie
Self - Panelist Self - Panelist   See fewer
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Donald I. Rogers's primary photo
Donald I. Rogers
Self - Panelist Self - Panelist   See fewer
Longines Chronoscope (1951)
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