European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 7, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday november 7, 1958 the stars and strips tog 3 lineup in House for 86th Congress by United press International elected to the House in the 86lh Congress a denotes incumbent 2charles Halleck r x 9clarence Cannon d x 3john Brademas d 10paul c. Jones d x 4e. Ron adar r ii Morgan m. Moulder d x 5j. Edward Rouh d Montana Alabama i Frank w. Boykin 0 x 2george m. Grant d x 3george w. Andrews d x 4kenneth a. Roberts d x 3-Ralbert Rains d x a a. I. Selden jr., d x 7carl Elliott d x 8robert e. Jones d x 9g. Huddleston jr., d x Arizona i John j. Rhode r x 2stewart l. Udall d x Arkansas i a. C. Gaining d x 2wilbur d. Mills d x 3james w. Trimble d x 4oregon Harris d x 5dale Alford ind. 6w. F. No Roll d x California i Clement w. Millor d 2harold t. Johnson d 3john e. Moss jr., d x 4william s. Mail lard r x 5john f. Shelley d x a John f. Baldwinjr. R 7joffery Coholan d 8george p. Miller d x 9j. Arthur younger r x 10charles s. Gubser r x ii John j. Mcfall d x 12b. F. Sisk d x 13charles m. League r x 4harlan Hagen d x 15g. L. Mcdonough r x 16donald l. Jackson r x 17cecil r. King d x 18craig Hosmer r x 19chet Holifield 0 x 20 h. Allen Smith r x 21edgar w. Heistand r x 22joe Holt r x 23clyde Doyle d x 24glenard p. Lipscomb r x 25george a. Kasom d 26james Roosevelt d x 27harry r. Sheppard d 28james b. Utt r x 29d. 8. Saund d x 30 Bob Wilson r x Colorado i Byron g. Rogers d x 2byron l. Johnson d 3j. E. Chenoweth r x 4wayne n. Aspinall d x Connecticut i Emilio q. Daddario d 2chester Bowles d 3robert n. Giralmo d 4donald j. Irwin d 5john s. Monagan d at Large of. Kowalsky. Jr., d Delaware at urge a. B. Mcdowell d Florida i William c. Cramer r x 2charles e. Bennett d x 3 Robert l. F. Sikes d x 4dante b. Fascell d x a a. S. Herlong jr., d x a Paul g. Rogers d x 7james a. Haley d x 8d. R. Matthews d x Georgia i a. H. Preston d x 2john l. Pitcher d x 3e. L. Forrester d x 4john j. Flynt jr., d x 5james c. Davis d x 6carl Vinson d x 7erwin c. Mitchell 0 x 8 Iris f. Blitch d x 9phil m. Landrum d x 10paul Brown d x Idaho i Gracie Plost d x 2hamer h. Budge r x Illinois i William l. Dawson d x 2barratt o Hara d x 3william t. Murphy d 4edward Dewl Nykl r a John Kluczynski d x a Thomas o Brien d x 7roland v. Libonati d x 8daniel Rostenkowski d 9sidney Yates d x 10harold r. Collier r x ii roman c. Pucinski d 12charles a. Boyle d x 3marguerite Church r x 14elmer j. Hoffman r is Noah m. Mason r in Leo e. Alton r x 17leslie c. Aronds r x is Robert h. Michel r x 19 r. Chiperfield r cd 20mrs. Edna Simpson r 21peter Mack jr., d x 22william Springer r x 23results incomplete 2-1melvln Price d x 25kenneth j. Gray d x Indiana i Ray j. Madden d x 6fred Wampler d 7william g. Bray r x 8winfleld Donton d x 9earl l. Hogan d id Randall Harmon d ii Joseph w. Barr d Iowa i Fred Schongel r x 2leonard g. Wolt 0 3h. R. Gross r x 4steven v. Carter d 5noal e. Smith d 0merwin Coad d x 7bon f. Jensen r x 8charles b. Heaven r x Kansas i William h. Avery r 2newoll a. George d 3denver her Gas d 4edward h. Roes r x 5j. Floyd Breeding d x 0wint Smith r x Kentucky a Frank a. Stubblefield d 2william h. Natcher d x 3frank w. Burke d 4frank Chelf d x 5brent Spence d x 6john c. Watts d x 7carl d. Perkins d x 8eugene Siler r x Louisiana if. Edward Hebert d x 2hale Boggs d x 3edwin e. Willis d x 4overton Brooks d x 5otto e. Passman d x a James h. Morrison d x 7t. A. Thompson d x 8 Harold b. Mcsween d Maine i James c. Oliver d 2frank m. Coffin d x 3clifford g. Mcintire r x Maryland i Thomas f. Johnson d 2daniel b. Brewster d 3edward a. Garmatz d x 4george h. Fallen d x 5 r. E. Lankford d x a John r. Foley d 7samuel n. Friedol d x Massachusetts i Silvio 0. Conte r 2edward p. Boland d x 3philip j. Phi thin d x 4harold d. Donohou d x 5edith n. Rogers r x 6william h. Bates r x 7thomas j. Lane d x 8t. H. Macdonald d x 9hastings Keith r 10laurence Curtis r x ii to. P. O Neill jr., d x 12j. W. Mccormick d x 13james a. Burko d 14j. W. Martin jr., r x Michigan it. M. Machowicz d x 2george Meader r x 3august e. Johansen r x 4clare e. Hoffman r x set. R. Ford jr., r x go. E. Chamberlain r x 7james g. O Hara d 8alvin m. Bentley r x 9robert p. Griffin r x 10 Elford a. Code Borg r x ii Victor a. Knox r x 12john b. Bennett r x 13c, c. Diggs jr., d x 14louis c. Rabaut d x is John d. Dingo la d x in John Losinski d x 17martha w. Griffiths d x 18w. 8. Bloomfield r x Minnesota i Albert h. Rule r x 2anoher Nelson r 3roy w. Wior d x 4joseph e. Karth d 5 Walter h. Judd r x 6fred Marshall d x 7x. Carl Anderson r x 8john a. Blatnik d x 9odin Langen r Mississippi it. G. Aber Dolhy d x 2jamie l. Whitten d x 3 Frank e. Smith d x 4john b. Williams d x a Arthur Wanstead d x a William m. Colmer d x Missouri if. M. Karston d x 2thomas b. Curtis r x 3l. K. Sullivan d x 4g. H. Christopher d x a Richard boiling d x 6w. R. Hull jr., d x 7charles h. Brown d x 8 a. 8. J. Carnahan d x fall cleaning for Winter i Lee Metcalf d x 2leroy h. Anderson d x Nebraska i Phil Weaver r x 2g. Cunningham r x 3lawronoo Brook d 4 d. F. Act Finley d Nevada at Large a. S. Baring d x new Hampshire i a. E. Morrow r x 2perkins Bass r x new Jersey i William t. Cahill r 2m. W. Glenn r x 3j. C. Auchincloss r x 4f. Thompson jr., d x 5p. Frelinghuyse jr., r x 6florence p. Dwyer r x 7w. B. Widnall r x 8gordon Ca Flold r x 9f. C. Osmers. Or. R x 10 p. W. Rodino. Or. D x ii a. J. Addonizio d x 12g. M. Wallhauser r 13c. E. Gallagher d 14domlnick v. Daniels d new Mexico at Large a. M. Montoya 0 x at Largo to. G. Morris d new York 13. Wainwright r x 2s. B. Derounian r x 3frank j. Becker r x 4seymour Hal porn r 5albert h. Bosch r x a Lester Holtzman d x 7james j. Delaney d x 8v. L. Anfuso d x 9eugene j. Keogh d x 10edna f. Kelly d x ii Emanuel Colter d x 12francis e. Dorn r x 13a. J. Mil her d x 14john j. Rooney d x 15john h. Ray r x 1cadam c. Powell d x 17john v. Lindsay r 18a. E. Santangelo d x 19leonard Farbstein d x 20ludwig Toller d x 21herbert Zelenko d x 22james c. Healey d x 23isidore Dollinger d x 24c. A. Buckley d x 25paul a. Fino r x 20e. B. Dooley r x 27robert r. Barry r 28k. St. George r x 29j. Ernest Wharton r x 30leo w. O Brien d x 31dean p. Taylor r x 32s. S. Stratton d 33clarence e. Kilburn r x 34alexander Pirnie r 35walter Ruehlman r x 36john Taber r x 37h. W. Robinson r x 38jessica Weis r 39h. C. Ostertag r x 40william e. Miller r x 41thaddeus j. Dulski d 42john r. Pillion r x 43daniel a. Reed r x North Carolina i Herbert c. Bonner d x 2l. H. Fountain d x 3graham a. Burden d x 4harold d. Cooley d x 5ralph j. Scott d x Gcarl t. Durham d x 7alton Lennon d x a a. Paul kit Chen d x 9h. 0. Alexander d x 10charles r. Jonas r x ii a. L. Whitenor d x 12david Hall d North Dakota at Largo Don Short r at large0. N. Burdick d Ohio i a. H. Schror r x 2william e. Hess r x 3paul f. Shenck r x 4w. M. Mcculloch r x 5delhnrt l. Latta r a James g. Polk d x 7c. J. Brown r x 8j. E. Betts r x 9t. L. Ashley d x 10walter h. Moeller d ii Robert e. Cook d 12samuel l. Devine r 13a. D. Baumhart jr., r x 14william h. Gyros r x 15j. E. Henderson r x 16frank t. Bow r x 17r. W. Levering d in Wayne l. Hays d x 19michael j. Korwan d x 20 m. A. Feighan d x 21c. A. Vanik d x a giant Snow loader at Claremont n.h., gets Tho City ready for Winter by removing fall. The machine made Short work of the Job by dumping the leaves on waiting trucks. Us i photo 22f. P. Bolton r x 23w. E. Minshall r x Oklahoma i results incomplete 2ed Edmondson d x 3carl Albert d x 4tom Steed d x 5john Jarman d x a Toby Morris d x Oregon i Walter Norblad r x 2al Ullman d x 3 Edith Green d x 4charles Porter d x Pennsylvania i William Barros d x 2 Kathryn Granahan 0 x 3james a. Byrne d x 4robert . Nix d x a William Green or. D x 6herman toll d 7william million r a Willard s. Curtin r x 9paul b. Dague r x 10stanley Prokop d ii Daniel j. Flood d x 12ivor d. Fenton r x 13j. A. Taforo jr., r x 14george m. Rhodes d x 15francis e. Alter d x in Walter m. Mumma r x l7_alvin r. Bush r x 18r. M. Simpson r x 19james m. Quigley d 20j. E. Van Zandt r x 21john h. Dent d x 22john p. Saylor r x 23leon h. Gavin r x 24carroll d. Koans r x 25frank m. Clark d x 2gthomas e. Morgan d x 27james g. Fulton r x 28w. S. Moorehead d 29r. J. Co Bott r x 30elmer j. Holland d x Rhode Island i Almo j. Forond d x 2john e. Fogarty d x South Carolina i a. Mendel Rivers d x 2john j. Riley d x 3w. J. B. Dorn d x 4r. T. Ashmore d x 5robert w. Hemphill d x 6john l. Mcmillan d x South Dakota i George Mcgovern d x 2e. Y. Berry d x Tennessee i a. C. Recce r x 2howard Baker r x 3j. B. Frazier or. 0 x 4joe l Evins d x 5j. C. Loser d x 6ross Bass d x 7tom Murray d x 8r. A. Everett d x 9clifford Davis d x Texas i Wright Patman d x 2jack Brooks d x 3 l. Beckworth d x 4sam Rayburn d k 5bruce Alger r x a Olin e. Teague d x 7john dowdy d x 8albert Thomas d x Jclark Thompson d x 10h. Throneberry d x ii a. R. Pogo d x 12jim Wright d x 13frank Ikard d x 14john Young d x 15joe Kilgore d x a a. T. Rutherford d x 17omar Burlison d x 18walter Rogers d x 19george Mahon d x 20paul j. Killday d x 210. C. Fisher d x South s demos still top men Power is less by Joe hat Washington a Southern democrats will retain the bulk of Senate and House committee chairmanships in the new 8gth Congress but Southern conservatives prob ably will find their influence diluted. With the democrats sharply in creasing their control of both brandies the top committee Post sin nearly All cases will remain firmly in the hands of the men who held them in the 85th. Inmany instances these men have been chairmen for years. In the Senate this Means that nine of the 1c standing committee chairmanships will remain with southerners. In the House the South will keep 12 of the 19  chairmanships go strictly by seniority. 22boll Casey d Utah i Henry Dixon r x 2david s. King d Vermont at Large William Meyer d Virgina i Thomas Downing d 2porter Hardy jr., d x 3j. Vaughan Gary d x 4watkins Abbitt d x 5william m. Tuck d a Richard h. Poff r x 7burr Harrison d x 8howard Smith d x 9w. Pat Jennings d x 10joel Broyhill r x Washington i Thomas Polly r x 2jack Westland r x 3russell v. Mack r x 4catherine May r 5walt Horan r x a thar Tollefson r x 7don Magnuson d x West Virginia i a. A. Moore jr., r x 2h. 0. Staggers d x 3c. M. Bailey d x 4ken Hochler d 5elizabeth Keo d x 6john m. Slack jr., d Wisconsin i Gerald t. Flynn d 2k. W. Kaston motor d 3g. R. Withrow r x 4c. J. Zawlocki d x 5henry s. Remiss d x go. K. Van poll r x 7molvin r. Laird r x 8john w. Byrnes r x la. R. Johnson d x 10a. E. O Konski r x Wyoming at Largo a. Thomson r x Bunin maimed vet alone on world airline flight London a Alan Nichols a 70-year-old Veteran of world War i has set off for new York on an around the world airline  is totally Blind partially deaf and he has no hands. He is travel ing ? i proved to myself years ago that it was possible to Over come physical handicaps he said. This journey May help to prove it to other  Gray haired sex Soldier was wounded in an explosion while serving As a bomb instructor in world War i. Since then he has worked with St. Dunstan s Homes for blinded  saved up the $1,288 for the fare. His eight Day route will take him first to new York then Tolan Francisco Honolulu Fiji Syd  then Back across Asia the Middle a. And  said he had turned Down of fers of help from the airline. He wanted Little in the Way of special treatment. I m very Independent he said. As Long As they put Meon the right plane i la be  9 Young whoppers raise Crane total Austwell Tex. A the world s known population of whooping cranes swelled to 41 with the birth of at least nine Bird during the past season Claude f. Lard manager of the Arkansas wildlife Refuge said. A total of 27 whoppers including the nine Young ones has arrived at the Refuge. Eight More adults Are due to return from their summer nesting places in  May bring More Young with them lard said. Another six cranes Are in Cap  said the nine Young Birds include four sets of twins. 10 bearded Babie Chicago a ten bearded babies were born to two 18-inchbearded dragon lizards from Australia. The Happy event took place in the basement of the reptile House in Lincoln Park zoo. Police suppress9 Load of evidence Chicago a Ever wonder what happens to exhibits a by and so Forth introduced As evidence in criminal trials Well police loaded a boat with Cartons of old firearms knives another weapons now cluttering up the files and dumped the Arsenal into Lake  criminal court judge approved disposing of the evidence that Way. Sun sets on sex con smuggling Moonshine Greenville miss. Up prisoners in the county jail seemed strangely exuberant. Deputies grew , Eddie Brooks 30, was Back in custody. Seems Brooks who had been released after a week in jail for drunkenness had been the Only change in chairman ships forced by the election in either Branch involves the House Interior committee. Rep. Clairen Gle a Cali who headed it in the 85th Congress was elected tothe Senate. Expected to replace him is rep. Wayne n. Aspinal a Colo. The election of Many More democrats from the North and West seems certain to Cut Down the Power of the South in the committees which can make or break legislation. Particularly will this be True in the Senate where the democrats have had Only one Vole margins on committees for four years. In Sucha situation a conservative Southern Democrat often is a swing Man by voting with the republicans he could help to bottle up or win changes in legislation. But with the democrats holding 62-34 Edge in the 1959 Senate not counting the two seats fro Malaska to be filled nov. 25, their committee margins will increase materially. P Ach senator is entitled to two standing committee seats and a few Are allowed to have a  sen. Lyndon b. Johnson a Tex first became the Senate democratic Leader six years ago he established a custom of giving each new Democrat one major commit tee Post. Previously a democratic freshman often found himself on two lowly committees that still happens to republicans. Plan faces to Stjohnson s plan faces a lest in the 1959 session with 13 new democrats to place. I5ut, to meet this he will have Many More committees cats available. Republic ails ranks will be Deci mated on Many key Senate commit tees in the new  appropriations they will have four losses will air f. Knowland Calif Edward j. Thye min Charles e. Potter Mich and Irv ing m. Ives . The same number will be miss ing on the lax writing finance com Mittee either through retirement or defeat Edward Martin Ralph e. Flanders i Georgew. Malone Nev and William e. Tenner ind on labor and Public welfare the top three republicans i seniority drop out ii. Alexander Smith  and William  Conn. This leaves sen. Barry Gold water Ariz As the ranking gop member. Two republicans leave judiciary Jenner and Walkins and two others drop off foreign relations Knowland and Alexander Smith. A set but no sets san Francisco up there was just one thing wrong when much heralded education television program began with teachers coming Back to visit his still in teaching before the cameras. Tavcar created friends. And on each i sets had t been delivered to class trip he had been smuggling in rooms of 42 schools where pupils Moonshine whisky. Were to get the broadcast lessons