Stephen M. Young voting record praised by Ohio AFL-CIO
The Ohio AFL-CIO Focus cites Senator Stephen M. Young’s 1960s voting history as favoring working people. It notes 48 for then two wrong votes over eight years, contrasts with Frank Lausche’s 15 for and 38 against, and commends Young for urging public officials to disclose finances.
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Lausche record in 1967 Senate labeled Great Pretender
The Toledo Blade portrays Senator Lausche as a consistent nay vote during the 1967 first session, criticizing his opposition to war on poverty funding rent supplements election reform foreign aid and other measures while praising few right votes. It labels him a conservative Democrat despite campaigning as a liberal.
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Gilligan backs Ohio attack over Lausche education voting record
Citizens for Gilligan blast Lausche for opposing federal aid to education citing 1956 to 1966 Senate votes and funding cuts. The group opened its tenth Ohio office as Gilligan, a former congressman and Cincinnati official, presses for the Senate seat amid party endorsements.
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Republican Lapse in Ohio Senate Race Prompts AFL-CIO Letter
The Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council executive secretary William P. Sheehan replies to a January 31 letter by A P Jones Loveland Ohio criticizing The Chronicle coverage of the Gilligan Lausche Senate race. He defends Congress and party switches amid a partisan GOP critique.
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