Home ties shape military votes more than party lines
A Congressional Quarterly survey finds regional home base largely drives defenses votes over party affiliation. Eastern and southern lawmakers favor stronger preparedness, while Midwest and parts of the West lean to less defense. Veterans status shows little impact.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Midwest
Mid- West
Congress approves UMTS 1951 votes show Connally and Johnson in nay
Rep. Walter Rogers of Pampa was not in the House when some early Congressional Quarterly polls were taken, but he later voted nay on the UMTS 1951 measures. The text notes the House Senate compromise on UMTS was not yet accepted at that time.
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UMTS
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Alabama
Nebraska
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Lister C. Hill
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Burnet R. Maybank
South Carolina
John J. Sparkman
John W. Bricker
Ohio
William Langer
Kenneth S. Wherry
Milton R. Young
Texas
Tom Connally
Lyndon Johnson
Air Force
Connally
Yea
Johnson
Nay
Europe
Congress
Walter Rogers
Pampa
Congressional Quarterly
Rogers
Hillsboro Rites For Colville
CLAUDE Sept 4 Funeral services for P D Colville retired rancher will be conducted at Hillsboro. Colville 83 died Sunday morning at Claude Convalescent Home after weeks there moving from Pecos. Survivors include two sisters Mrs Jim McClure Hillsboro and Mrs Callie Jordan Lubbock a nephew Oscar Harris a niece Mrs Eva Nichols both of Claude and a cousin Mrs W L McClure of Claude. Body taken to Claude by ambulance from Murphy Spicer Funeral Home of Clarendon.
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Claude
P. D. Colville
Hillsboro
Colville
Pecos
Jim McClure
Callie Jordan
Lubbock
Oscar Harris
Eva Nichols
W. L. McClure
Murphy-Spicer Funeral Home
Clarendon
Central Airlines to serve Norman Oklahoma daily
Central Airlines received authorization from the Civil Aeronautics Board to offer daily scheduled service to Norman Oklahoma from Fort Worth linking with Dallas Oklahoma City Tulsa Wichita and about 25 other cities. Four flights daily into Norman will operate with 24 passenger DC 3 aircraft. The pre inaugural flight is Sept 5 with schedules to begin around Sept 15 to 20 after station preparations.
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Fort Worth
Central Airlines
Norman
Okla
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Keith Kahle
Central
University of Oklahoma
University City
Dallas-Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Wichita
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Arkansas
Kahle
Norman Chamber of Commerce
R. E. Harding, Jr
Long in Service Scissors Span 79 Years in Town
In Middleboro Massachusetts elderly Edith McCormick still uses a pair of scissors bought 79 years ago. She says they are practically as good as new and continue to serve daily tasks.
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Middleboro
Mass
IPI
Edith McCormick
Turkey Ends Government Monopoly on Wine and Liquor Sales
Turkey ends its government monopoly on wines and liquors, allowing private traders to sell these products. The reform opens the market to competition and may affect state revenue and consumer choices. Government officials expect smoother supply chains and higher tax collection from alcohol sales.
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Turkey
Case Is Solved In Vincennes Watermelon Theft
Sheriff Francis E. Thomas investigated a missing watermelons case at a farm near Vincennes Indiana. A boy met him at the field edge and asked if he came to steal watermelons too.
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Vincennes
Ind
Francis E. Thomas
Here
Accidental Shot Fatal to Youth in New Orleans
In New Orleans a 15-year-old boy, Richard D Boyer, was killed when a policeman stumbled and his revolver discharged during a pursuit in a cemetery. Patrolman Lawrence Michel and Officer Joseph Bauman had stopped after spotting the boy near a car by a drive in restaurant. The bullet entered Boyers back and exited through his chest.
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New Orleans
Harry Daniels
Lawrence Michel
Richard D. Boyer
Boyer
Daniels
Michel
Joseph F. Bauman
Policeman Questioned Man Over Chase Toward Cemetery Entrance
Daniels testified that Michel chased Boyer for about four blocks to the cemetery entrance, describing the pursuit in the statement given to officers.
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Daniels
Michel
Boyer
Firefighters Discover DDT Sprayer at Waukegan Store
A passerby saw thick smoke at a suburban Waukegan department store and firefighters forced a plate-glass door. Inside they found the janitor spraying DDT, prompting the alarm.
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Chicago
U.P
Waukegan
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