THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1960
Coalitions May Rule
Kennedy's Congress
WASHINGTON (/P) President-elect John F. Kennedy
will have a Congress of reduced Democratic majorities in
which coalitions of Republicans and Southern Democrats
may be a dominant force on many issues.
The Republicans scored gains in both the Senate and
House in Tuesday’s congressional
elections.
With the last Senate race set
tled in late returns, Democrats
were assured of a 64-36 Senate
majority in the 87th Congress
which convenes Jan. 3. This is
down 2 from the C 6-34 margin
they now hold
In races for House seals, how
ever, Republicans already have
scored a nel gain of 19. winning
167 while the Democrats won
256. In still undecided contests
Republicans led Democratic ri
vals for 10 more seats, while
Democrats were ahead in 4
others.
..The House lineup had been a
283-154 Democratic majority in
this now expiring 86th Congress.
Republican - Dixie Democratic
coalitions have been potent fac
tors in deciding many an issue of
the past, or at least forcing a com
promise to suit their views.
These are . loosely knit groups
teaming together when they
feel like it. going their own
ways when they don't, and
sometimes not unanimous in
either choice.
House Republicans figure that
on many issues they can count on
support of 80 or more Southern
members ,to swing a majority
vote. In the Senate, the Republi
cans often have been able to team
up with 16 to 18 Sputhern sena
tors. and also swing a mapority.
As few as 140 House Republi
cans teaming with 80 Southern
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[ Democrats could command one
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ity.
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