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Is a congressional committee entitled to demand and receive information and papers from the President and the heads of departments which they deem confidential, in the public interest?

Title:Is a congressional committee entitled to demand and receive information and papers from the President and the heads of departments which they deem confidential, in the public interest?
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Note:[Washington, 1953
  
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Subject:Executive privilege (Government information) -- United States
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