74th Illinois General Assembly
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The Illinois State Capitol
Overview
Meeting placeSpringfield, Illinois
Term1965 – 1966
Election1964
Illinois Senate
PresidentSamuel H. Shapiro, Democrat
President pro temporeW. Russell Arrington, Republican
Illinois House of Representatives
SpeakerJohn P. Touhy, Democrat

The 74th Illinois General Assembly convened on January 6, 1965, and adjourned sine die on June 30, 1965.[1]

Legislation

The 74th General Assembly set a record for the number of bills introduced, at 3,590.[1] Of these, 2,211 were passed by both houses and sent to the governor.[1] Governor Otto Kerner Jr. vetoed 267 in their entirety and 13 in part.[1]

Notable laws enacted by the 74th General Assembly include the Local Governmental and Governmental Employees Tort Immunity Act, which provided sweeping protection from civil liability for government workers.[2] The legislature also enacted a measure to curb the use of billboards on Illinois highways, which was amended several times thereafter,[3] and the state's first Good Samaritan law making physicians who render assistance in emergencies immune from civil liability.[4]

Notable failed legislation in the 74th General Assembly included a measure to abolish capital punishment in Illinois, which passed the House by a 97–69 vote.[5] Had it been enacted, Illinois would have joined Iowa, New York, West Virginia, and Vermont in ending capital punishment that year.[6] Instead, the Illinois death penalty remained on the books until 2011.[7]

Senate

Following the 1964 election, the Illinois Senate contained 58 members, one from each senate district. Under the Illinois Constitution of 1870, Senators served overlapping 4-year terms. Thus, the 29 senators representing even-numbered districts were elected in 1964, the remainder having been elected in 1962.[1]

Senate leadership

PositionImageNamePartyDistrict
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate Samuel H. Shapiro Democratic —
President Pro Tempore W. Russell Arrington Republican 4

Party composition

The Senate of the 74th General Assembly consisted of 33 Republicans and 25 Democrats.[1] The number of Democrats soon fell to 24, however, when Theodore Swinarski of the 14th District was unseated due to a failure to meet residency requirements.[8]

Affiliation Members
Democratic Party 25
Republican Party 33
Total
 58

State senators

District Counties represented[9] Senator Party First year Committees[10]
1 Cook Arthur J. Bidwill Republican 1935[11] Member: Appropriations; Committee On Committees; Executive; (chair); Insurance; Municipalities; Public Utilities and Railroads (vice-chair)
2 Cook Arthur W. Sprague Republican 1957[12] Member: Committee On Committees; Education; Executive; Judiciary (chair); Municipalities; Reapportionment; Revenue (vice-chair)
3 Cook John A. Graham Republican 1957[11] Member: Elections (chair); Industrial Affairs; Municipalities; Public Utilities and Railroads; Revenue; Senate Affairs (vice-chair)
4 Cook W. Russell Arrington Republican 1955[13] Member: Executive; (vice-chair); Industrial Affairs; Insurance; Judiciary; Reapportionment; Revenue; Rules (chair)
5 Cook Nathan J. Kinnally Democratic 1963[14] Member: Education; Elections; Insurance; Judiciary; Municipalities; Rules
6 Cook Frank M. Ozinga Republican 1957[14] Member: Appropriations; Banks, Savings and Loan Associations (vice-chair); Committee On Committees; Elections; Highways and Traffic Regulations; License and Miscellany (chair); Public Utilities and Railroads; Senate Affairs
7 Cook Anthony J. DeTolve Democratic 1959[13] Member: Committee On Committees; Insurance; Judiciary; Municipalities; Revenue
8 Cook Arthur R. Gottschalk Republican 1961[14] Member: Elections; Executive; Industrial Affairs (chair); Public Utilities and Railroads; Public Welfare
9 Cook Morgan M. Finley Democratic 1959[13] Member: Appropriations; Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Elections; Executive; Highways and Traffic Regulations; Reapportionment; Revenue; Senate Affairs
10 Cook Thomas G. Lyons Democratic 1965[14] Member: Aeronautics and Military Affairs; Committee On Committees; Education; Industrial Affairs; Judiciary; Municipalities; Revenue
11 Cook Fred J. Smith Democratic 1955[12] Member: License and Miscellany; Public Utilities and Railroads; Public Welfare
12 Cook John J. Lanigan Republican 1965[14] Member: Aeronautics and Military Affairs (vice-chair); Conservation; Elections; License and Miscellany; Pensions and Personnel; Public Welfare
13 Cook Daniel Dougherty Democratic 1955[13] Member: Appropriations; Education; Elections; Executive; Industrial Affairs; Municipalities; Reapportionment
14 Cook Theodore Swinarski Democratic 1965[12]
15 Cook A. L. Cronin Democratic 1955[13] Member: Agriculture; Appropriations; Executive; Judiciary; Public Utilities and Railroads
16 Livingston, Woodford William C. Harris Republican 1961[14] Member: Appropriations; Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Committee On Committees (chair); Industrial Affairs; Public Utilities and Railroads; Revenue; Senate Affairs
17 Cook Arthur Swanson Republican 1963[12] Member: Aeronautics and Military Affairs; Highways and Traffic Regulations; License and Miscellany; Municipalities (chair); Public Welfare
18 Marshall, Peoria, Stark Hudson R. Sours Republican 1961[12] Member: Industrial Affairs (vice-chair); Judiciary; Pensions and Personnel; Reapportionment; Revenue (chair)
19 Cook Robert F. Hatch Republican 1963[14] Member: Elections; Judiciary; Municipalities; Reapportionment (chair); Revenue
20 Iroquois, Kankakee Samuel E. Martin Republican 1961[14] Member: Agriculture; Appropriations; Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Highways and Traffic Regulations (chair); Public Utilities and Railroads; Revenue
21 Cook Thomas A. McGloon Democratic 1959[14] Member: Appropriations; Committee On Committees; Executive; Insurance; Judiciary; Public Utilities and Railroads
22 Edgar, Vermilion Tom Merritt Republican 1965[14] Member: Agriculture; Conservation; Highways and Traffic Regulations; Insurance; Municipalities; Pensions and Personnel (vice-chair)
23 Cook Frank J. Kocarek Democratic 1951[14] Member: Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Conservation; Highways and Traffic Regulations; Industrial Affairs; Insurance; Municipalities; Pensions and Personnel; Revenue; Senate Affairs
24 Champaign, Moultrie, Piatt Everett R. Peters Republican 1941[14] Member: Appropriations (chair); Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Committee On Committees (vice-chair); Education; Executive;
25 Cook Joseph L. DeLaCour Democratic 1963[13] Member: Aeronautics and Military Affairs; Insurance; Municipalities; Public Utilities and Railroads; Senate Affairs
26 Ford, McLean David Davis Republican 1951[13] Member: Agriculture; Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Education (chair); Insurance; Judiciary; Reapportionment (vice-chair); Rules
27 Cook Robert E. Cherry Democratic 1955[13] Member: Appropriations; Education; Executive; Judiciary; Rules
28 De Witt, Logan, Macon Robert W. McCarthy Democratic 1961[14] Member: Committee On Committees; Elections; Executive; Judiciary; Revenue
29 Cook Walter Hoffelder Republican 1963[14] Member: Enrolling and Engrossing (chair); Highways and Traffic Regulations; Industrial Affairs; License and Miscellany (vice-chair); Municipalities
30 Mason, Menard, Tazewell Egbert B. Groen Republican 1953[14] Member: Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Executive; Insurance (chair); Judiciary; Pensions and Personnel; Revenue
31 Cook Bernard S. Neistein Democratic 1959[14] Member: Appropriations; Executive; Pensions and Personnel; Revenue
32 Hancock, McDonough Clifford B. Latherow Republican 1965[14] Member: Agriculture; Conservation; Elections (vice-chair); Pensions and Personnel; Public Welfare
33 Cook Thad L. Kusibab Democratic 1959[14] Member: Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Conservation; Elections; Insurance; Pensions and Personnel; Public Utilities and Railroads
34 Clark, Coles, Cumberland, Douglas Paul Graham Republican 1961[14] Member: Agriculture (vice-chair); Conservation (vice-chair); Executive; Highways and Traffic Regulations; License and Miscellany; Public Utilities and Railroads
35 De Kalb, Lee, Whiteside Dennis J. Collins Republican 1943[13] Member: Agriculture (chair); Appropriations; Education; Executive; Insurance (vice-chair); Judiciary
36 Adams, Calhoun, Pike, Scott Thomas Awerkamp Democratic 1965[13] Member: Aeronautics and Military Affairs; Agriculture; Conservation; Education; Highways and Traffic Regulations; Public Welfare
37 Bureau, Henry Joseph R. Peterson Republican 1957[14] Member: Assignment of Bills (vice-chair); Elections; Executive; Industrial Affairs; Judiciary; Reapportionment; Revenue; Rules (vice-chair)
38 Bond, Macoupin, Montgomery William D. Lyons Democratic 1961[14] Member: Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Highways and Traffic Regulations; Industrial Affairs; License and Miscellany; Municipalities; Public Welfare
39 LaSalle, Putnam Fred J. Hart Republican 1951[14] Member: Appropriations (vice-chair); Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Committee On Committees; Conservation; Contingent Expense (chair); Executive; Highways and Traffic Regulations; Senate Affairs
40 Christian, Fayette, Shelby Stuart J. Traynor Democratic 1965[12] Member: Agriculture; Assignment of Bills; Committee On Committees; Education; Elections; Insurance; Pensions and Personnel; Senate Affairs
41 Du Page, Will Harris W. Fawell Republican 1963[13] Member: Aeronautics and Military Affairs; Education; Insurance; Judiciary; Municipalities; Public Welfare (chair)
42 Clay, Clinton, Effingham, Marion James Donnewald Democratic 1965[13] Member: Aeronautics and Military Affairs; Agriculture; Conservation; Contingent Expense
43 Brown, Fulton, Schuyler Robert A. Welch Democratic 1959[12] Member: Agriculture; Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Highways and Traffic Regulations; Public Utilities and Railroads
44 Jackson, Monroe, Randolph John G. Gilbert Republican 1961[14] Member: Banks, Savings and Loan Associations (chair); Conservation; Education; Highways and Traffic Regulations; Judiciary; Reapportionment
45 Cass, [Jo Daviess County, Illinois Brian Stewart Republican 2018[13] Member: Appropriations; Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Committee On Committees; Executive; Insurance; Judiciary; Public Utilities and Railroads (chair); Rules
46 Edwards, Jefferson, Wabash, Wayne Paul W. Broyles Republican 1945[13] Member: Aeronautics and Military Affairs; Appropriations; Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Committee On Committees; Education (vice-chair); Elections; Executive; Senate Affairs (chair)
47 Greene, Jersey, Madison Paul Simon Democratic 1963[12] Member: Committee On Committees; Conservation; Education; Public Welfare; Reapportionment
48 Crawford, Jasper, Lawrence, Richland Philip B. Benefiel Democratic 1965[13] Member: Agriculture; Conservation; Enrolling and Engrossing; Judiciary
49 Perry, St. Clair, Washington Alan J. Dixon Democratic 1963[13] Member: Appropriations; Elections; Executive; Judiciary; Reapportionment; Revenue; Rules
50 Alexander, Pulaski, Union, Williamson William L. Grindle Democratic 1957[14] Member: Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Highways and Traffic Regulations; Industrial Affairs; License and Miscellany; Public Welfare
51 Hardin, Johnson, Massac, Pope, Saline Gordon E. Kerr Republican 1959[14] Member: Agriculture; Appropriations; Committee On Committees; Conservation (chair); Contingent Expense (vice-chair); Elections; License and Miscellany; Senate Affairs
52 Boone, Lake, McHenry Robert E. Coulson Republican 1963[13] Member: Aeronautics and Military Affairs; Assignment of Bills (chair); Education; Pensions and Personnel; Revenue
53 Henderson, Mercer, Rock Island Donald D. Carpentier Republican 1939[13] Member: Aeronautics and Military Affairs; Highways and Traffic Regulations (vice-chair); Insurance; License and Miscellany; Senate Affairs
54 Ogle, Winnebago Bertil T. Rosander Republican 1965[12] Member: Agriculture; Conservation; Highways and Traffic Regulations; Municipalities; Public Welfare (vice-chair)
55 Franklin, Gallatin, Hamilton, White Paul A. Ziegler Democratic 1957[12] Member: Appropriations; Banks, Savings and Loan Associations; Executive; Highways and Traffic Regulations; License and Miscellany; Revenue
56 Carroll, Jo Daviess, Stephenson Everett Laughlin Republican 1961[14] Member: Education; Insurance; Judiciary (vice-chair); Pensions and Personnel (chair); Public Welfare; Revenue; Rules
57 Knox, Warren Richard R. Larson Republican 1957[14] Member: Aeronautics and Military Affairs (chair); Appropriations; Committee On Committees; Education; Elections; Executive; Municipalities (vice-chair)
58 Grundy, Kane, Kendall Robert Mitchler Republican 1965[14] Member: Agriculture; Conservation; Enrolling and Engrossing (vice-chair); Industrial Affairs; Public Utilities and Railroads; Public Welfare

House of Representatives

Under the Illinois Constitution of 1870, the state representatives were elected by cumulative voting, with each voter distributing three votes among the available candidates. The Illinois House of Representatives as elected in 1964 thus contained 177 members, representing three for each of the state's 59 House districts.

However, in a nationally unprecedented event,[15] in 1964 all members of the Illinois State House were elected at-large statewide, as a result of the legislature's failure to agree on a redistricting plan the previous year. The resulting ballot was 33 inches (84 cm) long.[16] Because of the length of the ballot, the election was remembered as the "bedsheet ballot" election.[16]

Both parties ran slates of 118 candidates.[17] The House had previously had a Republican majority, but in 1964 every Democratic candidate was elected, giving Democrats a two-thirds majority in the House. Representative Zeke Giorgi attributed the Democratic victory to the effect of the Democratic landslide in the presidential election. As a result, the election saw a very large number of Republican incumbents lose their seats. The election swept in 49 new Democratic representatives,[18] launching the careers of several Democratic politicians who later became prominent, including Adlai E. Stevenson III and Harold Washington.[16]

The members of the House represented a historically unusual proportion of Chicago-area representatives, because the at-large voting system eliminated the longstanding gerrymander in favor of downstate.[19] Consequently, Illinois' 1965 redistricting, which implemented the one person, one vote rule imposed by the United States Supreme Court in Reynolds v. Sims, had little effect on the subsequent balance of power in the House.[19]

House leadership

PositionimageNameParty
Speaker of the HouseJohn P. TouhyDemocratic
Majority LeaderClyde L. ChoateDemocratic
Majority WhipPaul F. ElwardDemocratic
Minority LeaderAlbert W. HachmeisterRepublican
Minority WhipJohn C. ParkhurstRepublican

Party composition

Affiliation Members
Democratic Party 118
Republican Party 59
Total
 177

State representatives

District Counties represented Representative Party First year Committees[20]
— — John W. Alsup Democratic 1959[21] Member: Elections (vice-chair); Revenue; Roads and Bridges
— — Charles F. Armstrong Democratic 1957[12] Member: Education (vice-chair); Judiciary; Roads and Bridges
— — Bert Baker Democratic 1955[12] Member: License and Miscellany (chair); Liquor Regulation; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation
— — Tobias Barry Democratic 1961[12] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Enrolling, Transcribing and Typing of Bills; Executive; Revenue; Rules
— — Francis J. Berry Republican 1965[12] Member: Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Municipalities; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — W. Robert Blair Republican 1965[12] Member: Industry and Labor Relations; Municipalities; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — William L. Blaser Republican 1965[12] Member: Executive; Industry and Labor Relations; Personnel and Pensions
— — Paul P. Boswell Republican 1965[22] Member: Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Personnel and Pensions; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety; Reapportionment
— — Jack Bowers Republican 1965[22] Member: Judiciary; Military and Veteran Affairs; Municipalities
— — Frank J. Broucek Democratic 1965[22] Member: Elections; Personnel and Pensions; Revenue
— — George M. Burditt Republican 1965[22] Member: Elections; Executive; Reapportionment; Roads and Bridges
— — Joseph R. Callahan Democratic 1965[22] Member: Agriculture; Industry and Labor Relations; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Peter M. Callan Democratic 1959[22]
— — Robert R. Canfield Republican 1965[22] Member: Insurance; Judiciary; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety
— — James D. Carrigan Democratic 1947[22] Member: Liquor Regulation (chair); Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Reapportionment (vice-chair); Revenue
— — John W. Carroll Republican 1957[22] Member: Appropriations; Enrolling, Transcribing and Typing of Bills; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety; Roads and Bridges
— — James Y. Carter Democratic 1955[22] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Executive (vice-chair); Insurance
— — John E. Cassidy Jr. Democratic 1965[22] Member: Judiciary; Revenue; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Eugenia S. Chapman Democratic 1965[22] Member: Education; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety; Roads and Bridges
— — Clyde L. Choate Democratic 1947[22]
— — Charles W. Clabaugh Republican 1939[22] Member: Appropriations; Contingent Expenses; Education; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Terrel E. Clarke Republican 1957[22] Member: Executive; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Revenue; Rules
— — Otis G. Collins Democratic 1965[22] Member: Industry and Labor Relations; Personnel and Pensions; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety
— — Joseph T. Connelly Democratic 1965[22] Member: Education; Elections; Military and Veteran Affairs
— — John H. Conolly Republican 1963[22] Member: Industry and Labor Relations; Insurance; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Dan E. Costello Democratic 1965[22] Member: Enrolling, Transcribing and Typing of Bills; Industry and Labor Relations; Municipalities; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Kenneth W. Course Democratic 1957[22] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Executive; License and Miscellany
— — Robert Craig Democratic 1955[22] Member: Agriculture; Education; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation (vice-chair)
— — William J. Cunningham Republican 1965[22] Member: Industry and Labor Relations; Municipalities; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Edwin E. Dale Republican 1959[22] Member: Appropriations; Liquor Regulation; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — John M. Daley Democratic 1959[22] Member: Insurance; Judiciary; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation (chair)
— — Corneal A. Davis Democratic 1943[22] Member: Executive; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety (chair)
— — Frances L. Dawson Republican 1957[22] Member: Education; License and Miscellany; Personnel and Pensions
— — LaSalle J. DeMichaels Democratic 1961[22] Member: Contingent Expenses; Elections; Municipalities; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety
— — Lawrence DiPrima Democratic 1963[22] Member: Elections; Executive; Military and Veteran Affairs
— — John P. Downes Democratic 1957[23] Member: Appropriations (vice-chair); Municipalities; Revenue
— — Frank X. Downey Democratic 1957[23] Member: Elections; License and Miscellany; Liquor Regulation
— — Earl D. Eisenhower Republican 1965[23] Member: Agriculture; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Paul F. Elward Democratic 1957[23] Member: Rules (vice-chair)
— — Andrew A. Euzzino Democratic 1943[23] Member: Insurance (chair); Judiciary; Municipalities
— — Joseph F. Fanta Democratic 1957[23] Member: Elections; Municipalities; Personnel and Pensions
— — John G. Fary Democratic 1955[23] Member: Appropriations; Insurance (vice-chair); Liquor Regulation
— — Joseph Fennessey Democratic 1965[23] Member: Agriculture; Liquor Regulation; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation
— — Wayne Fitzgerrell Republican 1957[23] Member: Agriculture; Appropriations; Revenue
— — William J. Frey Democratic 1965[23] Member: Agriculture; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Benedict Garmisa Democratic 1965[23] Member: Appropriations; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation; Roads and Bridges
— — Herbert F. Geisler Republican 1965[23] Member: Judiciary; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety; Roads and Bridges
— — William A. Giblin Democratic 1965[23] Member: Agriculture; Executive; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation
— — Zeke Giorgi Democratic 1965[23] Member: Industry and Labor Relations; License and Miscellany; Roads and Bridges
— — Phillip C. Goldstick Democratic 1965[23] Member: Insurance; Judiciary; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Dorah Grow Democratic 1965[23] Member: Appropriations; Education; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Albert W. Hachmeister Republican 1953[23]
— — Thomas J. Hanahan Democratic 1965[23] Member: Industry and Labor Relations; License and Miscellany; Roads and Bridges
— — Michael E. Hannigan Democratic 1933[23] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Insurance; Liquor Regulation (vice-chair)
— — Lloyd Harris Democratic 1935[23] Member: Appropriations (chair); Municipalities; Personnel and Pensions; Rules
— — William E. Hartnett Democratic 1965[23] Member: Education; Judiciary; Roads and Bridges
— — John Jerome Hill Democratic 1959[23] Member: Executive; Industry and Labor Relations (vice-chair); Revenue
— — James D. Holloway Democratic 1959[24] Member: Agriculture; Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation (vice-chair)
— — G. William Horsley Republican 1947[24] Member: Appropriations; Education; Insurance; Rules
— — John J. Houlihan Democratic 1965[24] Member: Industry and Labor Relations; Military and Veteran Affairs; Municipalities
— — Ronald Alan Hurst Republican 1965[24] Member: Appropriations; License and Miscellany; Military and Veteran Affairs
— — Oral Jake Jacobs Democratic 1965[24] Member: Industry and Labor Relations; License and Miscellany; Personnel and Pensions
— — Edward H. Jenison Republican 1965[24] Member: Appropriations; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Alan R. Johnston Republican 1963[24] Member: Elections; Personnel and Pensions; Revenue
— — J. David Jones Republican 1965[24] Member: Industry and Labor Relations; Military and Veteran Affairs; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Leslie N. Jones Republican 1965[24] Member: Judiciary; Municipalities; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation; Reapportionment
— — Harold A. Katz Democratic 1965[24] Member: Judiciary; Personnel and Pensions; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety
— — John A. Kennedy Democratic 1965[24] Member: Appropriations; Military and Veteran Affairs; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Leland J. Kennedy Democratic 1945[24] Member: Industry and Labor Relations; License and Miscellany; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game (vice-chair)
— — James Kirie Democratic 1965[24] Member: Appropriations; Insurance; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety
— — Carl L. Klein Republican 1965[24] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Liquor Regulation; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — John H. Kleine Republican 1965[24] Member: Insurance; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety
— — Jack T. Knuepfer Republican 1965[24] Member: Executive; Industry and Labor Relations; Revenue
— — Clyde Lee Democratic 1939[24] Member: Agriculture (chair); Appropriations; Education
— — Noble W. Lee Republican 1941[24] Member: Judiciary; Municipalities; Personnel and Pensions; Rules
— — Ed Lehman Republican 1963[24] Member: License and Miscellany; Liquor Regulation; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Henry M. Lenard Democratic 1953[24] Member: Executive; License and Miscellany (vice-chair); Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation
— — John F. Leon Democratic 1959[24] Member: Agriculture; Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Liquor Regulation
— — John W. Lewis Jr. Republican 1941[24] Member: Agriculture; License and Miscellany; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation
— — Marvin S. Lieberman Democratic 1965[24] Member: Education; Judiciary; Military and Veteran Affairs
— — Francis J. Loughran Democratic 1955[24] Member: Judiciary; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — James P. Loukas Democratic 1957[24] Member: Appropriations; Executive; Revenue (vice-chair)
— — Allen T. Lucas Democratic 1955[24] Member: Executive; Insurance; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation (chair); Rules
— — Frank Lyman Democratic 1959[24] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Municipalities; Roads and Bridges (vice-chair)
— — Francis X. Mahoney Democratic 1965[24] Member: Insurance; Judiciary; License and Miscellany
— — Chester P. Majewski Democratic 1963[24] Member: Education; Insurance; Revenue
— — Robert E. Mann Democratic 1963[24] Member: Education; Judiciary; Roads and Bridges
— — C. L. McCormick Republican 1957[25] Member: Agriculture; License and Miscellany; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation
— — Hope Baldwin McCormick Republican 1965[25] Member: Education; Elections; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety
— — Dean McCully Republican 1951[25] Member: Agriculture; Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Enrolling, Transcribing and Typing of Bills; Revenue
— — Michael H. McDermott Democratic 1955[25] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Military and Veteran Affairs (chair); Municipalities
— — Bernard McDevitt Republican 1957[25] Member: Judiciary; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Elmo McClain Democratic 1965[25] Member: Education; Industry and Labor Relations; Military and Veteran Affairs
— — James A. McLendon Democratic 1965[25] Member: Judiciary; Military and Veteran Affairs; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety
— — Melvin McNairy Democratic 1965[25] Member: Elections; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — John J. McNichols Democratic 1965[25] Member: Judiciary; Military and Veteran Affairs; Revenue
— — Robert F. McPartlin Democratic 1961[25] Member: Enrolling, Transcribing and Typing of Bills (vice-chair); Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Municipalities; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Mary K. Meany Republican 1965[25] Member: Education; Elections; Roads and Bridges
— — John Merlo Democratic 1963[25] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Insurance; Revenue; Rules
— — Abner J. Mikva Democratic 1957[25] Member: Executive; Judiciary (chair); Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety
— — Miles E. Mills Democratic 1941 Member: Education; Personnel and Pensions (vice-chair); Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Don A. Moore Republican 1963[25] Member: Elections; License and Miscellany; Roads and Bridges
— — William A. Moore Democratic 1959[25] Member: Appropriations; Military and Veteran Affairs; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety
— — James Moran Democratic 1965[25] Member: Judiciary; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Lewis V. Morgan Republican 1963[25] Member: Executive; Insurance; Judiciary
— — John K. Morris Democratic 1947[25] Member: Appropriations; Education; Revenue (chair)
— — Clarence E. Neff Republican 1963[25] Member: Agriculture; Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Executive
— — Leo B. Obernuefemann Democratic 1965[25] Member: Agriculture; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Municipalities
— — Leo F. O'Brien Democratic 1965[25] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Municipalities; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Daniel O'Neill Democratic 1965[25] Member: Education; Judiciary; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — James H. Oughton Republican 1965[25] Member: Liquor Regulation; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Stanley A. Papierz Republican 1965[25] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; License and Miscellany; Municipalities
— — John C. Parkhurst Republican 1959[25] Member: Elections (chair); Insurance; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation; Reapportionment; Rules
— — Cecil A. Partee Democratic 1957[25] Member: Education; Elections; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety
— — Marjorie Pebworth Republican 1965[25] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations (chair); Executive; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety; Reapportionment; Rules
— — Bernard M. Peskin Democratic 1959[25] Member: Agriculture; Appropriations; Executive (chair); Reapportionment
— — Leo Pfeffer Democratic 1953[25] Member: Elections; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation; Reapportionment; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Daniel M. Pierce Democratic 1965[25] Member: Executive; Industry and Labor Relations (chair); Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety
— — William Pierce Democratic 1951[25] Member: Appropriations; Executive; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — William E. Pollack Republican 1951[25] Member: Appropriations; Executive; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Lawrence X. Pusateri Republican 1965[25] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Executive; Reapportionment; Roads and Bridges
— — Thomas F. Railsback Republican 1963[26] Member: Education; Judiciary; Military and Veteran Affairs
— — Paul J. Randolph Republican 1945[26] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Insurance; Revenue
— — Butch Ratcliffe Democratic 1947[26] Member: Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game (chair)
— — Leland Rayson Democratic 1965[26] Member: Industry and Labor Relations; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — William A. Redmond Democratic 1959[26] Member: Judiciary (vice-chair); Municipalities; Roads and Bridges
— — Ben S. Rhodes Republican 1939[26] Member: Contingent Expenses; Elections; Liquor Regulation; Personnel and Pensions
— — Paul E. Rink Democratic 1957[26] Member: Agriculture; Judiciary; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Sam Romano Democratic 1955[26] Member: Elections; Municipalities; Personnel and Pensions (chair)
— — Matt Ropa Democratic 1959[26] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Contingent Expenses; Executive; Insurance
— — Harris Rowe Republican 1961[26] Member: Elections; Executive; Insurance
— — Michael A. Ruddy Republican 1929[27] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Liquor Regulation; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Joe W. Russell Democratic 1933[26] Member: Agriculture; Appropriations; Contingent Expenses (vice-chair); Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Omer Sanders Democratic 1965[26] Member: License and Miscellany; Military and Veteran Affairs; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation
— — Esther Saperstein Democratic 1957[26] Member: Appropriations; Education; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety (vice-chair)
— — Anthony Scariano Democratic 1957[26] Member: Appropriations; Education (chair); Revenue
— — Charles Ed Schaefer Democratic 1947[26] Member: Appropriations; Contingent Expenses (chair); Revenue; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Eugene F. Schlickman Republican 1965[26] Member: Insurance; Judiciary; Municipalities
— — William J. Schoeninger Democratic 1965[26] Member: Elections; Revenue; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Fred J. Schraeder Democratic 1965[26] Member: Industry and Labor Relations; Liquor Regulation; Personnel and Pensions
— — J. W. Scott Democratic 1957[26] Member: Appropriations; Municipalities (vice-chair); Revenue
— — Edward F. Sensor Democratic 1965[26] Member: Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Personnel and Pensions; Revenue
— — Edward J. Shaw Democratic 1955[26] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; License and Miscellany; Liquor Regulation
— — Arthur E. Simmons Republican 1957[26] Member: Industry and Labor Relations; Municipalities; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — George F. Sisler Republican 1965[26] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Personnel and Pensions; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Howard R. Slater Democratic 1965[26] Member: Appropriations; Revenue; Roads and Bridges
— — Roy Curtis Small Democratic 1965[26] Member: Executive; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety
— — Calvin L. Smith Democratic 1965[26] Member: Elections; Liquor Regulation; Personnel and Pensions
— — Frank J. Smith Democratic 1953[26] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Executive; Insurance
— — Ralph T. Smith Republican 1955[26] Member: Military and Veteran Affairs; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Revenue
— — Carl W. Soderstrom Republican 1951[26] Member: Agriculture; Judiciary; Liquor Regulation
— — Harold D. Stedelin Democratic 1965[28] Member: Elections; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Adlai E. Stevenson III Democratic 1965[28] Member: Judiciary; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Joseph P. Stremlau Democratic 1949[28] Member: Appropriations; Liquor Regulation; Roads and Bridges (chair)
— — Nick Svalina Democratic 1957[28] Member: License and Miscellany; Military and Veteran Affairs (vice-chair); Municipalities
— — H. B. Tanner Democratic 1965[28] Member: Agriculture; License and Miscellany; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation
— — Dan Teefey Democratic 1961[28] Member: Agriculture (vice-chair); Elections; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — George Thiem Republican 1965[28] Member: Agriculture; Appropriations; Revenue
— — John P. Touhy Democratic 1949[28] Member: Reapportionment (chair); Rules (chair)
— — Joseph Tumpach Democratic 1965[28] Member: Elections; Personnel and Pensions; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — John Vitek Democratic 1961[28] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Executive; Roads and Bridges
— — James Von Boeckman Democratic 1965[28] Member: Industry and Labor Relations; License and Miscellany; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Richard A. Walsh Republican 1963[28] Member: Appropriations; Executive; Revenue
— — Robert V. Walsh Democratic 1963[28] Member: Agriculture; Liquor Regulation; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation
— — William D. Walsh Republican 1961[28] Member: Education; Elections; Public Aid, Health, Welfare and Safety
— — Edward A. Warman Democratic 1965[28] Member: Elections; Municipalities; Waterways, Conservation, Fish and Game
— — Harold Washington Democratic 1965[28] Member: Executive; Judiciary; Personnel and Pensions
— — Raymond J. Welsh Jr. Democratic 1957[28] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Municipalities (chair); Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Peter J. Whalen Democratic 1957[28] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; License and Miscellany; Liquor Regulation
— — Chester R. Wiktorski Jr. Democratic 1957[28] Member: Appropriations; Education; Insurance
— — Carl H. Wittmond Democratic 1955[28] Member: Agriculture; Banks and Savings and Loan Associations (vice-chair); License and Miscellany
— — Edward W. Wolbank Democratic 1963[28] Member: Elections; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation; Roads and Bridges
— — Frank C. Wolf Democratic 1953[28] Member: Enrolling, Transcribing and Typing of Bills (chair); Executive; Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation; Public Utilities, Railroads and Aviation
— — Bernard B. Wolfe Democratic 1965[28] Member: Judiciary; Liquor Regulation; Personnel and Pensions
— — Robert M. Woodward Republican 1931[29][28] Member: Judiciary; License and Miscellany; Military and Veteran Affairs
— — John Clinton Youle Republican 1965[28] Member: Banks and Savings and Loan Associations; Education; Reapportionment; Roads and Bridges
— — Nicholas Zagone Democratic 1959[28] Member: Education; Insurance; Judiciary

Works cited

  • Paul Powell, Illinois Secretary of State (1965). Illinois Blue Book, 1965-1966.
  • William J. Stratton, Illinois Secretary of State (1931). Illinois Blue Book, 1931--1932.
  • Blue Book of the State of Illinois - Illinois Legislative Roster — 1818-2021 (PDF). 2021.

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Blue Book, p. 146.
  2. ↑ Illinois General Assembly. "745 ILCS 10/ Local Governmental and Governmental Employees Tort Immunity Act". Retrieved 2020-01-28.
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  10. ↑ Blue Book, pp. 148, 150.
  11. 1 2 Blue Book, p. 155.
  12. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Blue Book, p. 343.
  13. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Blue Book, p. 341.
  14. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Blue Book, p. 342.
  15. ↑ McDowell, James L. (1965-06-01). "The Role of Newspapers in Illinois' At-Large Election". Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly. 42 (2): 281. doi:10.1177/107769906504200217.
  16. 1 2 3 Rick Pearson and Thomas Hardy (1991-12-17). "RULING REKINDLES VISIONS OF '64 'BEDSHEET' BALLOT". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved 2020-01-28. It was Nov. 3, 1964, and voters who entered polling places throughout the state were met by what has become known as 'the bedsheet ballot.'
  17. ↑ "BALLOT IN ILLINOIS BIG AS BATH TOWEL; Voters Face 177 Choices in at‐Large House Election". The New York Times. 1964-10-29. Retrieved 2020-01-28.
  18. ↑ "New Democrat Candidates In House Race Are Listed". Morning Star. Rockford, Illinois. 1964-06-21. p. 10A.
  19. 1 2 Gilbreth, Edward S. (1964-12-04). "A New Map Is Carved". Chicago Daily News. The new legislative districts won't change by much the Cook County-Downstate lineup in the House to be elected next year (the at-large election of all 177 representatives last year resulted in a close-to-even split between Cook County and Downstate).
  20. ↑ Blue Book, pp. 152–153.
  21. ↑ Blue Book, p. 195.
  22. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Blue Book, p. 344.
  23. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Blue Book, p. 345.
  24. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Blue Book, p. 346.
  25. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 Blue Book, p. 347.
  26. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Blue Book, p. 348.
  27. ↑ 1931 Blue Book, p. 810.
  28. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Blue Book, p. 349.
  29. ↑ 1931 Blue Book, p. 812.
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