March 2, 1958

A Lewis survey of attys who practiced before FCC and their views on its procedures

Support for renewal of the reciprocal trade agreements program gained strongly last week in surprising contrast to recent forecasts of its impending doom.

The question of the economy held the national attention last week as one of the foremost problems confronting the U. S. It was coloring national attitudes on a wide range of issues of national and international importance -- on Government spending, on taxation, on foreign aid and foreign trade. On the economy itself the most immediate questions were these:

WEST POINT, N. Y., March 1 -- There's nothing like a sports victory over a Navy team to rouse the enthusiasm of the Army Cadet Corps. While a capacity crowd of 5,000 yelled approval. Army's basketball team beat the midshipmen, 78 to 68, at the Field House court today.

neurologists rept Pres has recovered completely from Nov mild stroke; Pres says he feels 'fine'; drs rept no damage to central nervous system; rept recovery from minor speech disturbance; Drs Forster Merritt and Lt Col Clausen made exam; conf with Snyder, Heaton, Brig Gen Mattingly; stroke still officially described as 'occulsion'; Shira repts recovery from tooth extraction normal; drs rept frees Pres from any curbs on activity as result of stroke; Hagerty says diet continues; Pres illus