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4-26 . Tolson } 6 Ladd Clegg Giavin Nichola _ . = 7 : Lee a furarrt —Fran Pg. y¥ have the Senate relute to accept|down the line” in objecting to the| a the report and send it back to thejmajority report and, by inference,' afternoon after a vain, but solid, Committee—Republicans lost to alsupporting McCarthy. ‘Democratic majority. Even such Republican Senators attempt b i empt by the Republicans to The votes, usually of about 46 tolas Mrs. Smith (Me), Aiken (Vt) force (the recommiltal lo the 37 and all on points of order,-were (and Morse (Oreg.}, on the liberal Senat i ati it- ' tea of He ubcomnmnittee’s. seathe;o” strict party lines, without alwing and in the past most criti- ing 300-page majorit repor lo ‘singe Democrat or Republican|cal of McCarthy's methods, voted y report On. siraying from the fold. with their party. he charges. ; Such camfort as the GOP Sen- Although Tydings, with sarcasm: tee three vat es, all on parliamen- ators could take from them lay/and burlesque, often had the Sen- ry questions bul in effect alt in the fact they had ‘sueceeded|ate in roars of laughter, neverthe- [dealing with the sade i ssue—io-in corralling every member to “go, less for the most part of the day wy eR the scene was one of tense, cold Once it got hot enough for fists. swing—or aimost. . One of the would-be pugilis a3 Senator Wherry (R., Nebr. . e minority leader, who took o fense at one of the pessages ' ithe Tydings report. During a lull in Senate pro- ceedings, he asked the subcom- “mittee counsel, Edward P. Mor- gan, a37-year-old §&-{ooter, if se 309-5 ae {> BMRA M41 6 SINY ; pours ‘poy ., Times~Herald __ ES " aes s™ Wash. Post ——