Texans Split in House Over Defense Reorganization
The Eisenhower Defense Department plan split Texas lawmakers with Rep. Paul Kilday of San Antonio and Rep. Carl Vinson backing civilian control and reform, while Rep. George Mahon of Lubbock and Rep. Bruce Alger of Dallas supported the president. The vote went 211 to 102, with Mahon warning France’s crisis shows dangers of weak leadership and civilian defense control.
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