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This bibliography on the American Assembly topic was prepared 

by the Reference Branch of the Academy Library at the request of 

the Department of PoliticalScience, It is not an attempt at a complete and exhaustive search, but rather is intended to give selections 

of material in three of the principal sources which might be of 

assistance to those participating in the Assembly, The material is 

arranged by subject divisions, and within the subjects by type of 

material: books, periodicals, and docments, Where possible, 

Superintendent of Documents classification has been given for each 

document, It will be noted that those items which are House and 

Senate Reports do not have a document classification. They are 

filed either in the collected reports found in the Serialset, or individually by Congress, then by report nurnber. 

Specific questions on individual documents should be referred to 

the Document Section on the Sixth Floor of the Library. 

Further assistance, if desired, may be obtained from members of 

the reference branch. 
PART 

PART 

PART 

PART 

PART 

PART 

PART 

I - GENERAL. ......... .I 

IF . CONGRESS--COMMITTEES. .. 4 

I11 CONGRESS--ELECTIONS e .7 

IV - CONGRESS- - LEGISLATIVE 

REORGANIZATION ACT OF 

1946. ............ 10 

V - CONGRESS--POWERS AND 

DUTIES. .......... 13 

VI - CONGRESS ANDTHE 

EXECUTIVE BRANCH. e e e , 15 

VI1 - CONGRESS--RULES AND 

PRACTICE. ......... 18 
American As 

Englewood 

GENERAL 

BOOKS 

s e rn b ly e The Congress and Arnerica's future. 

Cliffs, N. 3. : Prentice-Hall, 1965. (On order) 

Bailey, Stephen K., and Samuel, Howard D. Congress at work. 

New York: HolC, Rinehart & Winston, 1952. (JK 1061 B15) 

Burns, James M, Congress on trial. NewYork: Harper& Bros., 

1949, (JK 1061 B96) 

Cater, Douglass. Power in W a s h i n g to n New York: Random 

House, 1964. (JK 305 C35) 

Clark, Joseph S. Congress: the s a p 1 e s s branch. New York: 

Harper& Row, 1964. (JK 1061 C59) 

Clark, Joseph S., et al, The Senate establishment. New York: 

Hill and Wang, 1963. (JK 1239 C59) 

Congressional Quarterly Almanac, v. 1- 1945- . Washington: 

Congressional Quarterly News Features, (Ref JK 1 C74) 

Galloway, George R. Hi s to r y of the House of Representatives. 

New Y ork: 

Griffith, Ernest 

New Yo rk: 

Crowell Co. , 1962, (JK 1316 G17) 

S. C o n g re s s , its contemporary role, 3d ed. 

New York University Press,. 1961". (JK 1061 G85) 

Gross, Bertram M. Legislative struggle. New York: McGrawHill Book Co., 1953, (JK 1096 G87) / 

Kraines, Oscar. Congress and the challenge of big government. 

New York: Boohan Associates, 1958, (JK 643 .I387 K8) 
Lowi, Theodore J, Le g i s 1 a ti v e politics U, S, A, Readings, 

Boston: Little, Brown& Go. 1962. (JK 1061 L91) 

MacNeil, Neil. Forge of democracy: the House of Representatives. New York: David lMcKay Go., 1963. (JK 1331 M15) 

Matthews, Donald R. U. S. Senators and their world. Chapel 

(JK 1161 M43) 

Public policy. 1940- . Cambridge: Harvard University Press. 

(JA 51 P97) See: v.7, 1956, pp. 128-174; 17.8, 1958, pp. 

Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1960. 

296-335; v.10, 1960, pp. 332-340, 

Thomas, N, C. , and Lamb, K, A. Congress; politics and practice. New York: Random House, 1963, 

White, William S, Citadel; the story of the U, S, Senate. New 

York: Harper & Bros., 1957. (JK 1161 

Wilson, H, Hubert, Congress: corruption and compromise. New 

York: Rinehart& Co., 1951. (JK 1061 W74) 

Wilson, Woodrow, Congressional government: a study in American politics. New York: Meridian Books, 1956, (JK 1061 

W75 1956) 

Young, Roland, American Congress. New York: Harper & Bros., 

1958. (JK 1061 Y7a) 

PE Rf OD1 CA L ARTICLES 

Bazelon, David T. Non rule in America, Commentary 3k438-445, 

December 1963, 

i 

Case, Clifford R. Blue print for a stronger Congress, Saturday 

Review 46:23-24ff, 23 November 1963. 

Congre s sionaf. Quarte rly We e kly Reports . Washington: Gong re s - 

sional Quarterly News Features, 1943- 

2 
Froman, Lewis A. Importance of individuality in voting in Congress, Journal of Politics 35~324-332, May 1963. 

Galloway, George B,, et al, Congress g problem, diagnosis, proposals: second progress report of the committees on Congress, American Political Science Review 36:1O91-1102, 

De cembe r 1942. 

Is Congress doing its job? Business Week pp. 48-57, 5 January 

1963. 

Kammerer, Gladys M, Administration of Congress, Public Administration Review 9: 17 5- 18 1 , 1949. 

Kefauver, Estes, and Levin, J, Legislative reform; review of 

Twentieth-century Congress, Public Administration Review 

8:141-146, 1948. 

Koenig, Lewis W. Floor plans for both the Houses, Saturday Review 4?:29-30, 13 June 1964. 

Kolodziej, Edward A. Congressional responsibility for the com - 

mon defense: the money problem, Western Political Quarterly 

163149-160, March 1963. 

Vile, 

u. s, 

u. s. 

u. s. 

Maurice J. C, 

United States, Political Quarterly 33:162-171, April 1962, 

F o r m a ti o n and execution of policy in the 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

Congress. Congressional re c o r d. v. 1- , 43rd Congress- Washington: March 4-26, 1873- 

Congress, House. Committee on the Judiciary. How 

our laws are made, by Charles J, Zinn. 34 pp. (House doc, 

136, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., April 4.3, 1961,) 

Congres s, Senate. Committee on Government Operations, 

Financial Management in the Federal Government, compre - 

hensive analysis of existing and proposed legislation including 

financial management improvements m a de on Governmentwide basis. February 13, 1961, Committee print. 369 pp. 

(Senate doc. 11, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., February 13, 1961. ) 

3 
CONGRESS--COMMITTEES 

BOOKS 

Barth, Alan. Government by investigation. New York: Viking 

Press, 1955. {JK 1123 B28) 

Beck, Carl. Contempt of Congress; a study of the prosecutions 

initiated by the Committee on Un-American Activities, 1945- 

1957, New Orleans: Hauser Press, 2959. (JK 1061 B96) 

Buckley, William J, , Jr, , and Ed it o r s of the National Review. 

The Committee and its critics; a calm review of the House 

Committee on Un-American Activities. New York: 6. P. 

Putnam's Sons, 1962. (E 743.5 B9l) 

Farnsworth, David N. The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1961. 

(JK 1240 .F6 F23) 

Riddle, Donald H, The Trwnan Committee; a study in congressional r e s p o n s i b i l i t y . Press, 1964, (UA 23 R54) 

New Jersey: Rutgers University 

Robinson, James A. The House Rules Committee. hdianapolis: 

Bobbs-,Merrill Co,, 1963, (JK 1429 R66) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Celler, Emanuel. Seniority rule in Congress, Western Political 

Quarterly 14:160-167, March 1961. 

Committee structure, Congressional Digest 24:204ff, August 1945. 

4 
Committee system, Congressional Digest 34: 47-49, February 1955. 

Galloway, George B, Development of the committee system in the 

House of Representatives, Bmerican Historical Review 65: 

17-30, October 1959. 

Goodwin, George, Jr. Seniority system in Congress, American 

Political Science Review 53~412-436, June 1959. 

e Subcommittees: the miniature legislatures of Congress, American Political Science Review 56:596-604, Septembe r 1 96 2. 

Huitt, Ralph K. Congressional committee: a case study, herican Political Science Review 483340-365, June 1954. 

Kammerer, Gladys M. Record of Congress in cornittee staffing, 

herican Political Science Review 45:1126- 3.36, December 

1951. 

Neuberger, Richard L, Senator's case against seniority, New 

York Times Magazine p. 15ff, 7 April 1957. 

Reform for Congress: overweening powe,r of committees, Round 

Table 53:40-45, December 1962, 

Udall, Stewart L. D e f e n s e of the seniority system, New York 

Times Magazine p. l?ff, 13 January 1957. 

Upward trend indicated in c o n g r e s s i o n a 1 (committee) secrecy, 

Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report 21:638-641, 19 ADril 

1963. 

Walsh, John, Congress: question of reform of procedures 

c om e s an issue; House Committee on Rules, Science 

.L 

be - 

139: , 

201ff, 18 January 1963. 

5 
u. s, Congress. Senate. Organization of Congress, some problems of committee j u r i s d i c ti on. (Senate doc. 51, 

82nd Cong,, 1st Sess,, July 1951.) 

46 pp. 

U, S. Library of Congress. Le g i s 1 a ti v e Reference Service. 

Senate committee staffing; s u r v e y . (Senate doc. 16, 88th 

Gong., 1st Sess., April 23, 1963. ) 

6 
CONGRESS - -E LE CTIONS 

BOOKS 

Ewing, Cortez A. Congressional elections, 1896-1944. Norman: 

University of Oklahoma Press, 1947. (JK 1316 E9) 

Hacker, Andrew. Congressional districting; the issue of equal 

representation. Washington: Brookings Institution, 1963, 

(JK 1341 €311) 

Schmeckebier, Laurence F. Con g re s s io na 1 apportionment. 

Washington: Brookings Institution, 1941. (JK 1331 S34) 

u. s. Congress. Senate. Library. Senate election, expulsion, 

and censure cases from 1789 to 1960. (Senate doc. 71, 87th 

u. s. 

u. s. 

Gong., 2nd Sess., 1962.) (JK 1185 U5) 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

Congress. House. Committee on House Administration. 

Comparative analysis of S. 2426 and H. R. 9255 (to revise the 

federal election laws to prevent corrupt practices in federal 

elections), and existing law. Committee print. 87th Cong, 

2nd Sess,, 1962, 59 pp. (Y4.€€81/3:E13) 

Congress. House. Committee on House Administration. 

Federal elections act. Hearings before subcommittee on elections, 87th Gong., 2nd Sess., on H. R. 9255 and related bills, 

March 28, 1962. 107 pp. (Y4.H81/3:E12/962) 

7 
U, S, Congress. House, Committee on the Judiciary, Establishment of congressional districts, Hearings before special 

subcommittee on reapportionment, 82nd Cong., 1st Sess., 0x1 

H, R, 2648 and €3. R. 39, April 3-October 12, 1951. 1960. 

513 pp. (Y4, J89/1:82/21) 

U. S, Congress. House. Committee on the J u d i c ia ry . In- creasing membership of the House of Representatives and 

redistricting congressional districts, Hearings before Subcommittee 3, 87th Cong, , 1st Sess,, on H, R. 841 (and other 

bills), August 24 and 30, 1961. 216 pp, (Y4.J89/1:87/9) 

U, S, Congress, House. Comrnittee on the Judiciary. Standards for congressional districts (apportionment). Hearings 

before subcommitteeNo. 2, 86th Cong,, IstSess., on H. R.73, 

H,R. 575, H.R. 8266, and H, R. 8473, June 24 and August 19, 

1959. 110 pp. (Y4.589/1:86/10) 

U. S. Congress. Senate, Committee on Rules and Administration, Federal elections act of 1955. Hearings before subtommittee on privileges and elections, 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 

on S, 636, April 12-May 18, 1955. 323 pp. (Y4.R86/2:F31) 

U, S, Congress. Senate. Cornrnitte? on Rules and Administration, Federal elections act of 1955. Repart of subcommittee 

on privileges and elections, 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. 35 

pp. Committee print. (Y4.R86/2:F31/2) 

U, S, Congress, Senate. Committee on Rules and Administration. Federal elections act of 1959, Report to accompany 

S. 2436, together with individual views. July 23, 1959, 30 pp. 

(Serialset vol, 12151, Senate report 573, 86th Cong., IstSess.) 

U. S. Congress, Senate. Committee on Rules and Administration. Federal elections act of 1961. Report, together with 

individual views, to accompany S, 2426, September 5, 1961, 

29 pp. (Senate report 871, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961, ) 

5 

8 
U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Rules and Administration. Proposed amendments to and improvements in federal 

election laws. Hearings before subcommittee on privileges 

and elections, 87th Cong., 1st Sess, May 11-June 15, 1961, 

on S, 277, S. 604, S. 15-55, and S, 1623, bills proposing amendments to and improvements in federal elections laws, andS . Res, 141, resolution relating to time for holding national conventions. In 3 parts and Appendix, 239 pp. (Y4.R86/2:F/31 

/4/pt. -4 

U. S. Congress. House, Special Committee to Investigate 

Campaign Expenditures, 1960. Report and hearings, 86th 

Cong., 2nd Sess., pursuant to H. R. 589 (on election of House 

members), 15 and 16 December 1960. 1961. 259 pp. (Serial 

Set v, 12249, House report 2236, 86th Gong. 2nd Sess, ) 

9 
CONGRESS; 

LEGISLATIVE REORGANIZATION ACT OF 1946 

BOOK 

Monroney, A, S. Mike, et al. Strengthening of American political 

institutions. Ithaca: Cornel1 U n i v e r s i t y Press, 1949. 

(JK 271 S9li) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Coyle, David C. Reorganizing Congress, Virginia Quarterly Review 24: 13- 28, January 1948. 

Ellis, Ellen D. Reorganization of Con g re s s I Forurn 11 1:7-11, IJanuary 1949, 

Galloway, George B. Operation of the Legislative reorganization 

act of 1946, Am e r i c an Political Science Review 45:41-68, 

March 1951. 

Kefauver, Estes. Congressional r e o r g a n i z a t io n, Journal of 

Politics 9:96-10?, February 1947, 

LaFollette, Robert M., Jr. Congress wins victory over Congress; 

Le g i s 1 at i v e reorganization act of 1946, New York Times 

Magazine p. llff, 4 August 1946. 

Shift of legislative control: new viewpoints in Congress, U. S. News 

22:13-15, 17 January 1947. 

Thomas, Elbert D. How Congress functions under its reorganization act, American Political Science Review 43:1179-1189, 

De cem be r 1 949, 

10 
GQVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

U. s. Congress. Public laws, 79th Congress, Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946 (S. 2177), to provide for increased 

efficiency in the legislative branch of the government. 79th 

Cong. , 2nd Sess. , Public Law 601. In Appendix, Senate report 

81, 88th Gong., 1st Sess,, 1963, p.540. 

U. S. Congress. Jointcommittee on the Budget. Report to accompany S, 537 (to amend the Legislative Reorganization Act 

of 1946). 21 pp. (Senate report 141, 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 

April 15, 1963. ) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Amendments to Legislative Reorganization Act, 1947- 51, summary by title of amendments occurring by law and resolution since enactment of August 2, 1946, 

with acts pertinent thereto. I_ 17 pp. (Senate doc. 11, 82nd 

Gong., 1st Sess. , 1951. ) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Corn m i t t e e on Expenditures in the 

Executive Departments. Changes in Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946. Report to accompany S.2575. (Senate re - 

port 1231, 80th Cong. , 2nd Sess., 1948. ) 

U. S, Congress. Senate. C o m m it t e e on Expenditures in the 

Executive Departments. - Evaluation of effect of Legislative 

Reorganization Act of 1946. 7 pp. (Senate report 1175, 80th 

Gong., 2nd Sess., April 28, 1948. ) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. C om m i t t e e on Expenditures in the 

Executive Departments. Legislative Reorganization Act of 

1946. Hearings, 80th Gong., 2ndSess., on evaluation of legislative reorganization act of 1946. February 2-25, 1948. 270 

pp. (Y4. Ex7/14:L52) 

U. S. congress. Senate. C omm it t e e on Expenditures in the 

Executive Departments. Organization and operation of Congress. Hearings, 82nd Cong. , 1st Sess., on evaluation of 

effects of laws enacted to reorganize legislative branch of the 

government, June 6-27, 1951. 697 pp. _. In Senate report 81, 

88th Gong., 1st Sess. , 1963, Appendix. 

11 
U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Government Operations. 

Compilation of Legislative Organization Act of 1946 (Public 

law 601, 79th Cong, )> with amendments through 83rd Cong, , 

1st Sess., 1953. (Serial Set vol. 11675, Senate doc. 71, 83rd 

Cong, 1st Sess,, 1953. ) 94 pp. 

U. S, Congress. Senate, Committee on Government Operations. 

Create Joint Committee on the Budget. Hearings, 88th Cong., 

1st Sess., on S. 537 (to amend legislative reorganization act 

of 1946), March 19-20, 1963. 114 pp. (Y4. G74/6:B/85/963) 

U. S. Congress, Senate, Committee on Rules and Administration. Compilation (of amendments) to Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946. Report to accompany S. Res. 148. July 

28, 1953. (Serial Set vol. 11662, Senate report 682, 83rd 

Gong., 1st Sess., 1953. ) 

U, S, C-ongress, Senate, Special Committee on the Organization 

of Congress. Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946. Report to accompany s. 2177. May 31, legislative day March 5, 

1946. 40pp. (Senate report 1400, 79th Cong., 2n Sess., 1946.) 

12 
CONGRESS; 

POWERS AND DUTIES 

BOOKS 

Clapp, Charles L. The Congressman. Washington: Brookings 

Institution, 19637JK 1316 C58) 

Konvitz, Milton R., and Rossiter, Clinton L. Aspects of liberty. 

Ithaca: Cornel1 University Pres s, 1958. (JC 571 K82) 

See pp. 323-346, Congress: old powers, new techniques, by R. G. Whitesel. 

Mid West Debate Bureau. Debate handbook. The Supreme Court 

and Congress. Resolved: that Congress should be given the 

power to reverse decisions of the Supreme Court. Normal, 

Illinois: 1959. (JK 1541 M62) 

Robinson, James A. Congress and foreign p o 1 i c y - rn a k i n g . Homewood, Illinois: Dorsey Press, 1962. (JK 1061 R66) 

Taylor, Telford. Grand inquest: the story of Congressional inves tigations. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1955. 

(JK 1123 T24) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Authority, laws and 'rules which govern Congress , Congressional 

Digest 24:195-198, August 1945. 

Cannon, Clarence. Congressional responsibilities, Am e r i c a n 

Political Science Review 42:307-316, April 1948. 

13 
Powell, Adam C. Duties and responsibilities of a congressman to 

the United States, Esquire 6 :189-1P2ff9 September 1963. 

Scher, Seymour. Conditions for legislative control, Journal Qf 

Politics 25:526-551, August 1963. 

GOVE RNiVENT DOCUMENTS 

u. s. 

u. s, 

u. s. 

Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Conflict of interest, Hearing, 81th Cong., 2nd Sess., on H.R. 

8140. June 21, 1962. 102 pp. (Y4. J89/2:In8/8) 

Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary, Congressional power of investigation. February 9, 1954. 59 pp. 

(Serial Set vol. 11759, Senate doc. 99, ,83rdCong., 2ndSess., 

1954. ) 

Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. 

Strengthening criminal laws relating to bribery, graft, and 

conflicts of interest, and for other purposes. Report together 

with individual views to accompany H. R. 8140. September 29, 

1962. 20pp. (Senate report 2213, 87th Cong., 2nd Sess.,1962.) 

14 
CONGRESS AND THE EXECUTTVE BRANCH 

BOOKS 

Binkley, Wilfred E. President and Congress. New York: Alfred 

A. mopf, 1947. (JK 516 B85p) 

Carroll, Holbert N, House of Representatives and foreign affairs. 

Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1958. (JK 1331 

C31) 

Chamberlain, Lawrence H. The President, Congress, and legislation. New York: Columbia Unive rs ity Press, 1946. 

(JK 585 C44). 

Egger, Rowland A. The President and Congress. New York: 

McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1963. (JK 585 E29) 

Goldwin, Robert A. Readings in American foreign policy. New 

York: Oxford University Press, 1959. ~ (E 183.7 G62) 

Gordon, Morton, and Vines, Kenneth N. Theory and practice of 

American foreign policy, New York: Crowell Co, , 1955. 

(E 183.7 G66) 

Harris, Joseph P. Advice and consent of the Senate. Berkeley: 

University of California Press, 1953. (JK 1274 H31) 

Herring, Edward P. Presidential leadership; the political relations of Congress and the chief executive. New york: 1 Farrar and Rinehart, 1940. (JK 516 H56) 

Lerche, Charles 0. Fo re i g n p o 1 i cy of tbE American people. 

Englewood Cliffs, N. J.: Prentice-Hall, 1961. (E 744 L61 1961) 

Mchan, Joan C. President ana Congress; the conflict of powers. 

' 

New York: H. W. Wilson, 1955 (JK 585 M 

15 
-??acridis, Roy (3, Foreign policy in world politics. Englewood 

Cliffs, N, j. : Prentice-Hall, 962. (JX IF91 MI7 1962) 

Mangone, Gerard J. Guide to United States foreign policy. New 

York: Syracuse University Press, 1959. (E 183.7 M27) 

Perkins, Dexter. American approach to foreign policy. Cambridge: Harvard University- Press, 1962. (E 183.7 P44a 1962) 

Wallace, Robert A. Congressional control of federal spending. 

Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1960. (HJ 7537 W19) 

Wilmerding, Lucius. The- spending power; a history of the efforts 

of Congress to control expenditures. New York: Yale University Press, 1943. (HJ 7531 W74) 

PERIOD1 CA L ART1 C LES 

Binkley, Wilfred E, President and Congress, Journal of Politics 

11~65-79, February 1949. 

.! 

Chamberlain, Lawrence H, President, Congress, and legislation, 

Political Science Quarterly 61:42-60, March. 1946. 

Clark, Joseph S. Influence of Congress in the formulation of disarmament policy, American Academy of Political and Social 

Science Annals 342:147-153, July 1962. 

Congress and foreign relations, American Academy of Political and 

Social Science Annals, issue of September 1953. 

Congress curbs REA, FPC over "ernpire building," Congressional 

Quarterly Weekly Report 22:230-234, 31 January 1964. 

Corwin, Edwards. Who has the power to make war? Relative 

roles of Congress and President, New York Times Magazine 

p. llff, 31 Jdy 1949. 

of the bureaucracy, American Academy of Political and Social 

Science Annals 292:76-87, March 1954. 

16 
Ginnane, R, W, The control of federal administration by congres - 

sional resolutions and committees, Warvard Law Review 66: 

569-611, February 1953. 

Levitan, David M. Constitutional developments in the control of 

foreign affairs, Journal of Politics 7:58-92, February 1945. 

Nelson, Randal1 H. Legislative participation in the t r e a ty and 

agreement making process, Western Political Quarterly 13: 

154- 17 1, March 1960, 

Zurcher, Arnold J. The presidency, Congress, and separation of 

powers: a reappraisal, Western Political Quarterly 3:75-97, 

March 1950, 

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C ONG RESS; 

RULES AND PRACTICE 

BOOKS 

Cannon, Clarence. Cannon's procedure in the House of Representatives. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1959. 

(JK 1435 C22) 

The CQ guide to c u r r e n t American government, 1961 -62- . Washington: Congressional Quarterly Service. (JK 1 C74c) 

See "Congress long the object of change and reform," 

pp. 19-32; and "On filibusters," pp. 35-39, 

Galloway, George B. Legislative process in Congress, New 

York: Crowell Co. , 1953. (JK 1001 G17) 

Haynes, George H. Senate of the United States, its history and 

practice. 2 v. New York: Russell and Russell, 1960. 

(JK 1161 H42) 

McKean, Dayton D. Party and p re s s u r e politics. Boston: 

Houghton Mifflin Co. , 1949. (JK 2265 M15) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Cater, Douglass. How the Senate pa s s e d the civil rights bill, 

Reporter 17:9-13, 5 September 1957. 

Controversy of the month; question of limiting U. S. Senate debate, 

Congressional Digest 36:39-47ff, February 1957. 

Matthews, Donald R. Folkways of the United States Senate; conformity to group norms and legislative effectiveness, Axnerican Political Science Review 53:1064-1089, December 1959. 

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Moves to change U, S, Senate cloture rule, Congressional Digest 

37:295-314, December 195 

Russell, Richard B, Russell defends the filibuster, New York 

Times Magazine p. ZOff, 15 March 1964. 

Shuman, Howard E. Senate rules and the civil rights bill: a case 

study, American Political Science Review 51:955-975, Decmbe r l 9 57 . 

Vandenberg, Arthur €3. Cloture; only Senate has right to change 

tJ. s* 

u. s. 

u. s. 

u. s. 

the law, Vital Speeches 14:661-662, 15 August 1948. 

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 

ouse. Committee on the Judiciary. Conflict of interest. Hearings before antitrust subcommittee NO. 

5, 84th Cong., 1st Sess,, October 26-31, 955. 280 pp. 

(Y4. J89/1:84/14) 

Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary, Constitutional amendments for continuity of representative government during emergency. Hearing before subcommittee No. 

2, 87th Cong,, 1st Sess,, on H. J. Res. 29, H, J, Res. 74, H. J. 

Res. 91, and H. J. Res. 508, August 23, 1961, 52 pp. (Y4. 

J89/ 1:87/1?) 

Congress. House, Committee on the Judiciary. Federal conflict of interest legislation. Hearings before antitrust 

subcommittee No. 5, 86th Cong., 2nd Sess, , on €3. R. 1900, 

H, R. 2156, H, R. 2157, €3. R.7556, and H. R. 10575. f.n two 

parts, 855 pp. Part 1, February 17-March 3, 1960 (Y4. J89/ 

1:86/17); Part 2, May 25-June 1, 1960 (Y4.J89/1:86/l?/pt.2) 

Congress. House. Cormnittee on the Judiciary, Federal conflict of interest legislation. Hearings before antitrust 

subcornmittee No. 5, 87thCong,, LstSess,, on H. R. 302, €3. R. 

3050, H, R. 3411, H. R. 3412, and H. R. 7139, June land 2, 1961. 

148 pp. (Y4.J89/1:87/3) / 

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u. S, Congress a Senatee. Committee on Government Operations ~ 

Activities. .) a including appendix on organization and operation 

of Congress,,,in I95l, March 19, 

(Senate report 81, 88th Gong,, 1st Se 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Administrative practice and procedure, Report by subcommittee on 

administrative practice and procgdure pursuant to S. Res. 55, 

88th Cong,, 1st Sess., as extended; 28 February 1964. 6 pp. 

1 (Senate report 929, 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. ) 

U, S. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Administrative procedure act amendments. Hearings before subcommittee on administrative p r a c t i c e and procedure, 87th 

Cong., 1st Sess., pursuant to S. Res, 51 on S, 1734, May 18- 

August 1, 1961. 1962. 228 pp- (Y4.J89/2:Ad6/5) 

U, S. Congress, Senate. Committee on Rules and Administration, Amending cloture rule with respect to number required for adoption of cloture motion, Re p o x" t to accompany S. 

Res. 203, with minority views and individual views of Mr. 

print, f8 pp. (Serial Set vol, 11566, Senate report 1256, 

i Lo dg e and Mr. Hendrickson. March 12, 1.952, Corrected 

__ 82nd Cong,, 2nd Sess, , 1952,) 

U, S, Congress. ' Senate, Committee on Rules and Administration, -Financial or business interests of officers or employeesof Senate. Hearings, 88th Cong., 1st and 2nd Sess., pursuant to S. Res. 212 and S. Res. 221. 1964, In 27 parts; 2260 

pp. (Y4,R86/2:F49/pt- 1 USAFA Library has parts 10-27. 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Rules and AdministraFinancial or business interests of officers or employ- 

. ees of Senate. Report pursuant to s, Res. 212, together with 

" minority and supplemental views; July 8, 1964. 107 pp. (Sention. 

ate report 1175, 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1.964.) 

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Pursuant to So Res. 212, agreed to October 10, 1963, and S, 

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