Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1947 — Page 4

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GOP Split Threatened On Overseas Aid and Other Foreign Issues

Sectional Differences Apparent in Both

Senate and House on Problems Abroad

By CHARLES T. LUCEY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Dec; 2.—-Sectional differences among congressional Republicans threaten a GOP split on overseas ald and other foreignpolicy issues almost as deep as Lhe cleavage between southern conservatives and the northern wing of the Democratic Party, There are exceptions, but the strongest Republican support for the Truman-Marshall Eurepean-aid program comes from the East and the

itterest criticism f the Mid- re een hie ) om |Aiken, Raymond Baldwin, F Ralph.

The split in the house between [anagrs, Hewy Cush Lodge, Lev-| e ans inking ‘in in~ - ae har and Wallace White, voted against members following a let-the-U, &. he amendment providing the lesser 8 mind-its - own - business philasophy #mount. Bo did other Easterners |2 was noticeabls in 1946 and gain in|*Uch 84 Senators Irving M. Tves| the first session of Congress carlier (R. N.Y) and Alexander Smith this year, (R. N.J)

The #mendment (6 trim the inIt_has been developing similarly i in the Senate. That was apparent terim ald fund was offered by Sen-

in the vote a few days ago on the RW0r George W, Malope (R. Nev.), unsuccessful attempt to trim Secre. ONY one’ eastern Republican, Sentary of State George C. Marshall's ator Williams, joined him in sponrequest for $507 million for tempo- sorship, but the proposal also carrary overseas aid to $400 million. ried the names of GOP Senators Of 20 Republican Senators who were John W. Bricker (0), James P. ready to slash the fund despite ur-| Kem (Mo), George Wilson (lowa), gent pleas by Chairman Arthur H. Zales Beton Mut), Henry DworVandenberg (R. Mich.) of the Sen- “Pak ga 0) A ds iin £, Je ate Foreign Relfitions Committee, ™ jo va por 4078, Senator were from the Midwest and Far nthe vole came, Sen West and only three from the Fast, {Robert A. Taft (RB. 0.) led the. par[ty’s Westerners and Midwesterners On the same vote, most of the 10 oP i ; : favoring the reduction, and he was’ Democrats who favored reduction : d "were Southerners joined by GOP Senators Waylan ' : : Brooks (Ill), Joseph Ball (Minn.), Two Easterners Bolted Eugene Millikin (Colo), Kenneth The only eastern Republicans Wherry (Neb. and William Lanwilling to bolt Senator Vanden- ger (N.D. berg's leadership on this issue were, genator Vandenberg was able Yo Delaware's Senators - C. Douglass| defeat this move, but senate ob-| Buck and John Willams and Al-!gervers believe he will be hard put|s bert Hawkes (N.J.). in the next few months to hold his New England's ‘No’ Vote lines firmly enough -to keep the Yet every New England Republi- |gng-range Marshall Plan [rom can, Including Senatms Georgelpeing lacerated.

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