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Harris Criticizes Ike For Budget Slashes

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"The Eisenhower Administration has gone in too much for economy and not enough for needed Government services," charged Seymour E. Harris '20, professor of Economics, in a letter to the New York Times last week.

He noted that the size of the national debt has declined over the last ten years by about one-half in relation to the gross national product. He criticized "unwarranted slashes of security and welfare outlays, and excessive burdens on state and local government."

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