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|  | 1958 Official Vote in Each State, All Congressional Districts |
| | 1958 Returns Set Stage for 1960 Battles |
| | 1959 Elections Showed no Major Trends |
| | 1959 Presidential Nominations |
| | 249 Lobby Groups List Spending for First Half of 1959 |
| | 364 New Lobbyists Bring 14-Year Total to 5,507 |
| | 77 Ex-Congressmen Have Registered as Lobbyists |
| | Amounts Given By Labor to Candidates and Committees in 1958 |
| | Bills Acted On – Agriculture |
| | Bills Acted On – Appropriations |
| | Bills Acted On – Education and Welfare |
| | Bills Acted On – Foreign Policy |
| | Bills Acted On – Labor |
| | Bills Acted On – Military and Veterans |
| | Bills Acted On – Miscellaneous and Administrative |
| | Bills Acted On – Taxes and Economic Policy |
| | Bills Introduced – Labor |
| | Bills Introduced – Military and Veterans |
| | Bills Introduced – Miscellaneous-Administrative |
| | Bills Introduced–Agriculture |
| | Bills Introduced–Appropriations |
| | Bills Introduced–Education and Welfare |
| | Bills Introduced–Foreign Policy |
| | Bills Introduced–Taxes and Economic Policy |
| | Candidates' Stands |
| | Closed and Open Congressional Committee Meetings |
| | Committees Authorized to Spend Almost $9 Million |
| | Congress Closed 30% of Committee Meetings |
| | Congress Overrode One of 20 Vetoes in 1959 |
| | Congressmen Who Traveled in 1958 and Where They Went |
| | Contempt Citations |
| | CQ Chart of Presidential Convention Information |
| | Democratic Advisory Council Issues Policy Statement |
| | Democrats to Meet in Los Angeles; Gop in Chicago |
| | Did Parties Keep Their 1956 Platform Promises? |
| | Election Year Cut Into Junketing in 1958 |
| | House Candidates' Committees |
| | House Reapportionment |
| | House, Senate Candidates Report $3.3 Million Spent in 1958 |
| | Inflation Curbs |
| | List of 263 Registered Lobbies and What They Spent in 1958 |
| | Lobbies Expect More Action From Congress in 1960 |
| | Lobbies Report Nearly $2 Million Spent in Six Months |
| | Lobby Tax Ruling |
| | Luce, Reid Nominations |
| | Major Investigations Undertaken By 86Th Congress |
| | Message on Highways, FHA Loans |
| | Munitions Lobby |
| | Nominations Confirmed |
| | Political and Legislative Highlights of 1959 |
| | Political Groups Spent $8.7 Million in 1958 |
| | President Asks $3.9 Billion for Mutual Security Program, Cautions Against ‘Reckless Cuts’ in Face of Red Power |
| | President Asks Funds for International Bank, Monetary Fund |
| | President Calls for Enactment of 20-Point Labor Program |
| | President Calls for Inter-American Development Bank |
| | President's 1960 Budget Seeks Balance at $77 Billion |
| | President's Economic Report Cites 1958 Recovery, Stresses Need for Further Growth With Stable Prices |
| | President's Farm Message Calls for Price Support Revision |
| | President's Message on Debt Limit, Interest Rates |
| | Pressure Groups' 1958 Spending Tops $4 Million |
| | Radiation Hazards |
| | Receipts, Expenditures of 32 Labor Organizations in 1958 |
| | Receipts, Spending of House Candidates |
| | Receipts, Spending of Senate Candidates |
| | Registrations by Lobbyists |
| | Regulatory Agencies |
| | Reports on Human Needs, Economic Progress Issued |
| | Republicans Outline Their Long-Term Goals |
| | Republicans, 5 Democrats Lead Nomination Races |
| | Select Committee Labor Investigations |
| | State Breakdown of $1,000 Donations in 1958 |
| | State Legislatures |
| | State of the Union Message Urges Congress to Balance the Budget |
| | Strauss Nomination |
| | TV Quiz Shows |
| | Viet-Nam Aid |
| | Votes of Democratic Hopefuls in Senate |
| | Where Labor Money Went in 1958 Campaign |
| | Winning Representatives' Percentage of Total Vote, 1952–58 |
| | Winning Senators' Percentage of Total Vote, 1952–58 |
