Discussion of H.Con.Res.327

"Declaring the sense of Congress on the use of a Great White Fleet in support of American foreign policy" (Toby Morris-Oklahoma), H.Con.Res.316; "Declaring the sense of Congress on the use of a Great White Fleet in support of American foreign policy" (Carl Albert-Oklahoma), and S.Con.Res.66; "Calling for establishment of a White Fleet of aid and mercy" (Hubert H. Humphrey-Minnesota; George D. Aiken-Vermont; Joseph S. Clark-Pennsylvania; Richard L. Neuberger-Oregon; Eugene J. McCarthy-Minnesota; Clifford P. Case-New Jersey; Jacob K. Javits-New York; Clair Engle-California; James E. Murray-Montana; Harrison A. Williams, Jr.-New Jersey; Vance Hartke-Indiana; Wayne Morse-Oregon; Paul H. Douglas-Illinois; Philip A. Hart-Michigan; Gale W. McGee-Wyoming; Jennings Randolph-West Virginia; Stuart Symington-Missouri; Stephen M. Young-Ohio; Henry M. Jackson-Washington; Frank Church-Idaho; Ernest Gruening-Alaska; Theodore Francis Green-Rhode Island; Kenneth B. Keatins-New York; Edmund S. Muskie-Maine; Warren G. Magnuson-Washington; Mike Mansfield-Montana; Frank E. Moss-Utah; William Proxmire-Wisconsin; John O. Pastore-Rhode Island; Clinton P. Anderson-New Mexico; Joseph C. O'Mahoney-Wyoming; Estes Kefauver-Tennessee; Ralph W. Yarborough-Texas; and John Sherman Cooper-Kentucky). Correspondents include Carl Vinson.