New England Voters in Congress on Major Roll Calls
New England members of Congress were recorded on key roll calls in the Senate and House. In the Senate, votes covered passage of a 2.5 billion foreign aid bill, an 88 million cut from a 3.2 billion aid bill, and an aid package that banned grain sales to communist countries. House votes included a 44 billion public works bill and a 2.8 billion foreign aid bill with list of for and against positions among New England members.
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Washington
New England
Congress
Senate
Aiken
R-V1
Dodd
D-Conn
Kennedy
Dmass
McIntyre
D-N.h
Muskie
D-Maine
Pastore
D-R.l
Pell
Prouly
R-Vt
Ribicoff
Saltonstall
Rmass
Smith
R-Maine
Cotton
Ron
HOUSE
Bates
R-Mass
Boland
D - Mass
Burke
Cleveland
R-Nh
Conte
Daddario
Dconn
Donohue
D-Mass
Fogarty
D-R.i
Giaimo
Grabowski
Keith
McIntire
Macdonald
Tupper
Wyman
R-N.h
Martin
Graime
Monagan
Morse
O’neill
Philbin
St. Germain
St. Onge
Sibal
Stafford
Four Year Terms Proposed for Solons
Massachusetts lawmaker Rep. Saul Simon of Springfield proposed a constitutional amendment to extend state legislative terms to four years. The amendment would require approval by two successive legislatures before voters decide. Simon filed the measure in the 1964 session while halfway through his first two-year term.
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Solons Boston
Massachusetts House
Saul Simon
Springfield
Simon
House
District Court docket lists multiple minor charges and fines
William R. Stroupe of Great Barrington found guilty of operating under the influence and drunkenness with a $200 first count fine and a 3 day House of Correction sentence. Marjorie A. Sheehan of Springfield fined $10 per count on seven parking violations. Donna F. Launt of 47 Exeter Ave paid $50 for operating to endanger in a Brodie Mountain accident case. Edward L. Kueppers Jr. of Dalton found guilty on two counts of larceny by check and ordered restitution. Fred T. Keyes of North Adams paid $5 for failing to turn right after pleading guilty. Harold W. Vickery paid $5 for operating an uninspected car. John Carmelengo Jr. case continued to Dec. 27 for operating to endanger. Donald E. L'Italien of 271 Columbus Ave charged with drunkenness and malicious damage. case filed on condition of restitution. Gary F. Ducharme, Gary W. Grogan, Norma J. Lennon, Michael Janowycz, Donald J. McDonough, Joseph Walsh and Peter S. Rapkowitz each paid three parking fines.
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William R. Stroupe
Great Barrington
House of Correction
Marjorie A. Sheehan
Springfield
Donna F. Launt
Exeter Ave
Brodie Mountain
Edward L. Kueppers Jr
Dalton
Adams Super
Fred T. Keyes
North Adams
Harold W. Vick
Ery
John Carmelengo Jr
Anlington St
Donald E. L
Dentist Turned Pro Golfer Cary Midalecolt Wins Big
Memphis UPI reports Cary Midalecolt abandoned dentistry for professional golf in 1947 and earned $6,119 during his first year in the pay-for-play circuit.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
Cary Midalecolt
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