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In spotlight at Senate Lobby Committee. Washington, D.C., March 18. Dr. Edward A. Rumely (right) Executive Secretary of the Committee to uphold constitutional government, who today defied a Senate subpoena when he refused to turn over the files of his organization to the Senate Lobby Committee, is s
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