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Senate Refuses Mail Bill Change
WASHINGTON — (UPI) — The Senate today twice beat down efforts to modify a controversial section of its post-pay bill that would bar Communist propaganda from the mails unless it was sent first class.
After debate that became bitter at times, the chamber refused, 48 to 33, to make detention of Communist-origin mail discretionary with the President.
The outcome pushed a notch closer to passage a bill providing for a billion-dollar a year pay raise for federal workers and a $603 million hike in postal rates for users of the mails.
Sen. Joseph S. Clark, D-Pa., offered the unsuccessful amendment to allow the President to decide whether Communist - origin mail should be delivered only on specific request of the intended recipient.
The chamber earlier defeated, 51 to 23, another substitute by Clark. It would have authorized the Postmaster General to notify the prospective recipient of Communist or obscene mail and let him decide whether it should be delivered.
Debate on the second Clark proposal was marked by a resentful outburst from Sen. John Sherman Cooper, R-Ky. Cooper charged that some Senate opponents of the amendment were saying that supporters were soft on Communism.
"I'm not going to accept this talk of being soft on Communism," the Kentuckian declared.
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Winning elections was as natural as breathing for politician Arthur Capper as described in "Arthur Capper," a biography to be published by the University of Kansas Press Oct. 10.
"Arthur Capper" is the title of the book by Prof. Homer E. Socolofsky, a member of the history faculty at Kansas State University for 15 years.
Described by the late William Allen White as a "Kansas institution," Capper was born in the early years of the state. He married the daughter of the third Kansas governor and served as governor for two terms before beginning his long service in the U.S. Senate.
Capper, the publisher and politician, was also a philanthropist. He established the Capper Foundation for Crippled Children.
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