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| Title | Facts Forum News, Vol. 5, No. 1, January 1956 |
| Alternate Title | Facts Forum News, Vol. V, No. 1, January 1956 |
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| Date | January 1956 |
| Language | eng |
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| Identifier | AP2.F146 v. 5 1956; OCLC: 1352973 |
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| Rights | No Copyright - United States |
| Title | File 035 |
| Transcript | HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW ABOUT Wnt Constitution of tfje Umteb ££>tates of America ^ - .•*■** -*4*t"" . ****** */%'t'^% **+*& .*•* • What is the minimum age requirement for a Representative? How long must he have been a citizen of the United States? • Can the President's salary be raised during the term of office in which a salary increase may be granted? .... • Who shall declare the punishment for treason? .... • Can a person not eligible for the presidency qualify for Vice President? • who shall determine the rules of proceedings for tlie House of Representatives? for the Senate? • How often are members of the House of Representatives chosen? • Does the Constitution provide for tlie establishment of post offices? of schools? • How may an amendment to the Constitution be repealed? How many amendments have been so repealed? • Does the House require the approval of the Senate for a three-day adjournment? for a five-day adjournment? • May a Senator or Representative be questioned elsewhere aboul a speech made in either House? For Ansivcr, See Article I, Sec. 2 Article II, Sec. 1 Article III, Sec. 3 Amendment XII Article I. Sec. 5 Article I, Sec. 2 Article I, Sec. 8 Amendment XXI Article I, Sec. 5 Article I, Sec. 6 How do you rate on these questions? You are your government. In the belief that each American should he a student of freedom in order that he may accept no less than the genuine article, no weakened substitute, we here reprint this fundamental instrument of our free country, showing the changes which have been made, and the amendments which have been added. For this method of presentation of our Constitution, we are indebted lo Bruce A. Findlay's excellent new hook, "Guaranteed for Life."* Many Americans today feel that five additional amendments are needed to preserve our constitutional liberties. These five proposed amendments, which will be considered by the 84th Congress, are also included. *l'ii-iiliee'-IIeill. Inc., Publishers, 70 Fifth Ave., New York 11, N. Y., $1.50 ng IF acts Foiu-m News, January, 1956 Page 33 |
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