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6,401
1948
political
explicit
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Under Democratic leadership, those pledges were gloriously redeemed.
group_1
6,402
1948
political
explicit
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When the United States was treacherously and savagely attacked, our great Democratic President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and a Democratic Congress preserved the nation's honor, and with high courage and with the invincible might of the American people, the challenge was accepted.
group_1
6,403
1948
political
explicit
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Under his inspiring leadership, the nation created the greatest army that ever assembled under the flag, the mightiest air force, the most powerful navy on the globe, and the largest merchant marine in the world.
group_1
6,404
1948
no_bias
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The nation's gallant sons on land, on sea, and in the air, ended the war in complete and overwhelming triumph.
no_bias
6,405
1948
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Armed aggression against peaceful peoples was resisted and crushed.
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6,406
1948
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Arrogant and powerful war lords were vanquished and forced to unconditional surrender.
no_bias
6,407
1948
political
explicit
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Before the end of the war the Democratic administration turned to the task of establishing measures for peace and the prevention of aggression and the threat of another war.
group_1
6,408
1948
political
explicit
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Under the leadership of a Democratic President and his Secretary of State, the United Nations was organized at San Francisco.
group_1
6,409
1948
political
explicit
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The charter was ratified by an overwhelming vote of the Senate.
group_1
6,410
1948
political
explicit
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We support the United Nations fully and we pledge our whole-hearted aid toward its growth and development.
group_1
6,411
1948
no_bias
no_bias
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We will constitute to lead the way toward curtailment of the use of the veto.
no_bias
6,412
1948
political
explicit
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We shall favor such amendments and modifications of the charter as experience may justify.
group_1
6,413
1948
political
explicit
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We will continue our efforts toward the establishment of an international armed force to aid its authority.
group_1
6,414
1948
political
explicit
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We advocate the grant of a loan to the United Nations recommended by the President, but denied by the Republican Congress, for the construction of the United Nations headquarters in this country.
group_1
6,415
1948
political
explicit
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We pledge our best endeavors to conclude treaties of peace with our former enemies.
group_1
6,416
1948
no_bias
no_bias
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Already treaties have been made with Italy, Hungary, Bulgaria and Rumania.
no_bias
6,417
1948
political
explicit
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We shall strive to conclude treaties with the remaining enemy states, based on justice and with guarantees against the revival of aggression, and for the preservation of peace.
group_1
6,418
1948
political
explicit
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We advocate the maintenance of an adequate Army, Navy and Air Force to protect the nation's vital interests and to assure our security against aggression.
group_1
6,419
1948
political
explicit
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We advocate the effective international control of weapons of mass destruction, including the atomic bomb, and we approve continued and vigorous efforts within the United Nations to bring about the successful consummation of the proposals which our Government has advanced.
group_1
6,420
1948
political
explicit
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The adoption of these proposals would be a vital and most important step toward safe and effective world disarmament and world peace under a strengthened United Nations which would then truly constitute a more effective parliament of the world's peoples.
group_1
6,421
1948
political
explicit
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Under the leadership of a Democratic President, the United States has demonstrated its friendship for other peace-loving nations and its support of their freedom and independence.
group_1
6,422
1948
no_bias
no_bias
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Under the Truman doctrine vital aid has been extended to China, to Greece, and to Turkey.
no_bias
6,423
1948
political
explicit
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Under the Marshall Plan generous sums have been provided for the relief and rehabilitation of European nations striving to rebuild their economy and to secure and strengthen their safety and freedom.
group_1
6,424
1948
political
explicit
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The Republican leadership in the House of Representatives, by its votes in the 80th Congress, has shown its reluctance to provide funds to support this program, the greatest move for peace and recovery made since the end of World War II.
group_1
6,425
1948
political
explicit
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We pledge a sound, humanitarian administration of the Marshall Plan.
group_1
6,426
1948
political
explicit
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We pledge support not only for these principleswe pledge further that we will not withhold necessary funds by which these principles can be achieved.
group_1
6,427
1948
no_bias
no_bias
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Therefore, we pledge that we will implement with appropriations the commitments which are made in this nation's foreign program.
no_bias
6,428
1948
political
explicit
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We pledge ourselves to restore the Reciprocal Trade Agreements program formulated in 1934 by Secretary of State Cordell Hull and operated successfully for 14 yearsuntil crippled by the Republican 80th Congress.
group_1
6,429
1948
no_bias
no_bias
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A great Democratic President established the Good Neighbor Policy toward the nations of the Western Hemisphere.
no_bias
6,430
1948
no_bias
no_bias
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The Act of Chapultepec was negotiated at Mexico City under Democratic leadership.
no_bias
6,431
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
It was carried forward in the Western Hemisphere defense pact concluded at Rio de Janeiro, which implemented the Monroe Doctrine and united the Western Hemisphere in behalf of peace.
group_1
6,432
1948
political
explicit
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We pledge continued economic cooperation with the countries of the Western Hemisphere.
group_1
6,433
1948
political
implicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
We pledge continued support of regional arrangements within the United Nations Charter, such as the Inter-American Regional Pact and the developing Western European Union.
group_1
6,434
1948
political
implicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
President Truman, by granting immediate recognition to Israel, led the world in extending friendship and welcome to a people who have long sought and justly deserve freedom and independence.
group_1
6,435
1948
political
explicit
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We pledge full recognition to the State of Israel.
group_1
6,436
1948
political
explicit
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We affirm our pride that the United States under the leadership of President Truman played a leading role in the adoption of the resolution of November 29, 1947, by the United Nations General Assembly for the creation of a Jewish State.
group_1
6,437
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
We approve the claims of the State of Israel to the boundaries set forth in the United Nations resolution of November 29th and consider that modifications thereof should be made only if fully acceptable to the State of Israel.
group_1
6,438
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
We look forward to the admission of the State of Israel to the United Nations and its full participation in the international community of nations.
group_1
6,439
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
We pledge appropriate aid to the State of Israel in developing its economy and resources.
group_1
6,440
1948
political
explicit
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We favor the revision of the arms embargo to accord to the State of Israel the right of self-defense.
group_1
6,441
1948
political
explicit
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We pledge ourselves to work for the modification of any resolution of the United Nations to the extent that it may prevent any such revision.
group_1
6,442
1948
political
implicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
The United States has traditionally been in sympathy with the efforts of subjugated countries to attain their independence, and to establish a democratic form of government.
group_1
6,443
1948
political
implicit
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Poland is an outstanding example.
group_1
6,444
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
After a century and a half of subjugation, it was resurrected after the first World War by our great Democratic President, Woodrow Wilson.
group_1
6,445
1948
political
implicit
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We look forward to development of these countries as prosperous, free, and democratic fellow members of the United Nations.
group_1
6,446
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
The Republican 80th Congress is directly responsible for the existing and ever increasing high cost of living.
group_1
6,447
1948
no_bias
no_bias
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
It cannot dodge that responsibility.
no_bias
6,448
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
Unless the Republican candidates are defeated in the approaching elections, their mistaken policies will impose greater hardships and suffering on large numbers of the American people.
group_1
6,449
1948
economic
explicit
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Adequate food, clothing and shelterthe bare necessities of lifeare becoming too expensive for the average wage earner and the prospects are more frightening each day.
group_2
6,450
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
The Republican 80th Congress has lacked the courage to face this vital problem.
group_1
6,451
1948
political
explicit
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We shall curb the Republican inflation.
group_1
6,452
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
We shall put a halt to the disastrous price rises which have come as a result of the failure of the Republican 80th Congress to take effective action on President Truman's recommendations, setting forth a comprehensive program to control the high cost of living.
group_1
6,453
1948
economic
explicit
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We shall enact comprehensive housing legislation, including provisions for slum clearance and low-rent housing projects initiated by local agencies.
group_2
6,454
1948
political
explicit
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This nation is shamed by the failure of the Republican 80th Congress to pass the vitally needed general housing legislation as recommended by the President.
group_1
6,455
1948
economic
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
Adequate housing will end the need for rent control.
group_2
6,456
1948
no_bias
no_bias
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Until then, it must be continued.
no_bias
6,457
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
We pledge the continued maintenance of those sound fiscal policies which under Democratic leadership have brought about a balanced budget and reduction of the public debt by $28 billion since the close of the war.
group_1
6,458
1948
economic
explicit
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We favor the reduction of taxes, whenever it is possible to do so without unbalancing the nation's economy, by giving a full measure of relief to those millions of low-income families on whom the wartime burden of taxation fell most heavily.
group_2
6,459
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
The form of tax reduction adopted by the Republican 80th Congress gave relief to those who need it least and ignored those who need it most.
group_1
6,460
1948
no_bias
no_bias
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
We shall endeavor to remove tax inequities and to continue to reduce the public debt.
no_bias
6,461
1948
economic
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
We are opposed to the imposition of a general federal sales tax.
group_2
6,462
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
We advocate the repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act.
group_1
6,463
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
It was enacted by the Republican 80th Congress over the President's veto.
group_1
6,464
1948
no_bias
no_bias
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That act was proposed with the promise that it would secure "the legitimate rights of both employees and employers in their relations affecting commerce."
no_bias
6,465
1948
no_bias
no_bias
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
It has failed.
no_bias
6,466
1948
no_bias
no_bias
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
The number of labor-management disputes has increased.
no_bias
6,467
1948
political
implicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
The number of cases before the National Labor Relations Board has more than doubled since the Act was passed, and efficient and prompt administration is becoming more and more difficult.
group_1
6,468
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
It has encouraged litigation in labor disputes and undermined the established American policy of collective bargaining.
group_1
6,469
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
Recent decisions by the courts prove that the Act was so poorly drawn that its application is uncertain, and that it is probably, in some provisions, unconstitutional.
group_1
6,470
1948
political
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
We advocate such legislation as is desirable to establish a just body of rules to assure free and effective collective bargaining, to determine, in the public interest, the rights of employees and employers, to reduce to a minimum their conflict of interests, and to enable unions to keep their membership free from communistic influences.
group_1
6,471
1948
economic
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
We urge that the Department's facilities for collecting and disseminating economic information be expanded, and that a Labor Education Extension Service be established in the Department of Labor.
group_2
6,472
1948
economic
explicit
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We favor the extension of the coverage of the Fair Labor Standards Act as recommended by President Truman, and the adoption of a minimum wage of at least 75 cents an hour in place of the present obsolete and inadequate minimum of 40 cents an hour.
group_2
6,473
1948
disability
explicit
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insurance against loss of earnings on account of illness or disability;
group_1
6,474
1948
economic
implicit
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improved public assistance for the needy.
group_2
6,475
1948
disability
implicit
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We favor the enactment of a national health program far expanded medical research, medical education, and hospitals and clinics.
group_1
6,476
1948
disability
explicit
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We will continue our efforts to aid the blind and other handicapped persons to become self-supporting.
group_1
6,477
1948
disability
explicit
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We approve the purposes of the Mental Health Act and we favor such appropriations as may be necessary to make it effective.
group_1
6,478
1948
education
explicit
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We advocate federal aid for education administered by and under the control of the states.
group_1
6,479
1948
education
explicit
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We insist upon the right of every American child to obtain a good education.
group_1
6,480
1948
political
explicit
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We pledge ourselves to the continuance and improvement of our national program of benefits for veterans and their families.
group_1
6,481
1948
political
explicit
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The level of veterans' benefits must be constantly re-examined in the light of the decline in the purchasing power of the dollar brought about by inflation.
group_1
6,482
1948
political
explicit
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Employment and economic security must be afforded all veterans.
group_1
6,483
1948
political
explicit
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We pledge a program of housing for veterans at prices they can afford to pay.
group_1
6,484
1948
economic
explicit
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We pledge our efforts to maintain continued farm prosperity, improvement of the standard of living and the working conditions of the farmer, and to preserve the family-size farm.
group_2
6,485
1948
economic
explicit
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Specifically, we favor a permanent system of flexible price supports for agricultural products, to maintain farm income on a parity with farm operating costs;
group_2
6,486
1948
economic
explicit
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an intensified soil conservation program;
group_2
6,487
1948
economic
explicit
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an extended crop insurance program;
group_2
6,488
1948
economic
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
improvement of methods of distributing agricultural products;
group_2
6,489
1948
economic
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
development and maintenance of stable export markets;
group_2
6,490
1948
economic
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
adequate financing for the school lunch program;
group_2
6,491
1948
economic
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
the use of agricultural surpluses to improve the diet of low-income families in case of need;
group_2
6,492
1948
economic
explicit
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continued expansion of the rural electrification program;
group_2
6,493
1948
economic
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
strengthening of all agricultural credit programs;
group_2
6,494
1948
economic
explicit
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intensified research to improve agricultural practices, and to find new uses for farm products.
group_2
6,495
1948
economic
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
We strongly urge the continuance of maximum farmer participation in all these programs.
group_2
6,496
1948
economic
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
We favor the repeal of the discriminatory taxes on the manufacture and sale of oleomargarine.
group_2
6,497
1948
economic
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
We will encourage farm co-operatives and oppose any revision of federal law designed to curtail their most effective functioning as a means of achieving economy, stability and security for American agriculture.
group_2
6,498
1948
economic
explicit
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We favor provisions under which our fishery resources and industry will be afforded the benefits that will result from more scientific research and exploration.
group_2
6,499
1948
economic
implicit
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We recognize the importance of small business in a sound American economy.
group_2
6,500
1948
economic
explicit
https://www.comparativeagendas.net/project/us/datasets
It must be protected against unfair discrimination and monopoly, and be given equal opportunities with competing enterprises to expand its capital structure.
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