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Friday. Noverr.V-r 2.1, Alron Beacon tl 17 Dem Split Reduced To .21 Pet. nve to jmsed a successful limit debate. amendments designed to tighten the tax bill. i mom URBAN AFFAIRS.

Demo-j crats In both chambers split; SCHOOL AID. Aid to educa- i tion divided DemotTats on' three roll calls, including a House vote in which Southern ers joined with Republicans to Christmas Store Hours: Akron 9:30 A. To 9 P. M. as Southerners combined with Republicans to kill the President's plan to set up a new Cabinet department.

mi ill' inrar kill the President's college aid elimination of the poll tax and curtailment of literacy tests for votine which cut President Kennedy's pool tax and literacy test proposals, and on Thurgood Marshall's PUBLIC i POWER. House Southern Democrats opposed public power on two votes, voting against an Atomic en nomination for a Federal the number of votes on what is traditionally the most divisive North-South issue. The survery counts a North- judgeship. Other civil rights questions Involved amend- bilL MEDICAL care. In the Senate, Southerners and Republicans together defeated the Administration's program to finance medical benefits for the aged.

TAX REVISION. On seven roll-call votes. Southerners broke with Northern Democrats and voted against By Quarterly WASHINGTON Democrats from the North and South In both chambers took opposing stands on 21 per cent of this year's 348 roll-call votes, according to a survey. This was the lowest percentage since Congressional Quar-, terly began Its annual study in 1957, and was a drop of 12 per cent from the North South split registered In President Kennedy's first year In office. But this sharp drop does not mean the President was highly successful In closing the division In his own party.

WHILE HE did have more success In attracting Southerners to his program than In 1961, two other factors help explain the drop: CONTROVERSIAL North-South split Issues were disposed of with fewer roll calls than were required for Issues Stuff 'His Christmas Stocking 9 ergy Commission plan to per-1 mit construction of an elec- trlcity generator at the Hart- for, plutonlum plant; South split whenever the majority of voting Northern ments to other programs. As in 1961, however, the largest number of splits 19 ays' iis and authorization of funds for the Burns Creek, power dam project occurred on foreign aid. Most Democrats opposes the stand taken by the majority of voting Southern Democrats. Of the 74 roll calls in 1962 Southern Democrats in both on which the North-South chambers voted for cuts In the President's requests, or opposed the program altogether. Other major Issues that provoked North-South splits: TEMPORARY unemployment compensation.

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