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Missouri-James P. Kem: Valedictorian
Burkhart, J. Austin | October 11, 1952 issue

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U.S. Senators elected during the meat-shortage days of 1946 have left their stamp on each successive U.S. Congress. Few of them have spent more semester hours in fighting welfare measures and obstructing internationalism than James P. Kem of Missouri. A recent analysis of Senate votes on seventeen important issues in the Eighty- second Congress shows that he took the progressive side just once. His record in opposing international cooperation is unmatched: he voted against the Atlantic Pad, the foreign-aid bill, the Mutual Security Act, the Marshall Plan and many more.

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KEM, James P.; LEGISLATORS -- United States; LEGISLATORS; POLITICIANS; UNITED States -- Politics & government; UNITED States
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