Kennedy Civil Rights Bill Faces House Senate Clash
The Kennedy administration seeks desegregation enforcement via a civil rights bill. House leaders fear a Southern filibuster and aim to compile hearings before Senate action. Kennedy will accept some accommodations while Republican support shapes the final form and prospects for passage.
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Hubert
Humphrey
Ita
House
Senate
Robert F. Seongedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Thad Gran
Troussels
Minnesota
Rommerce Committee
Activicy
Kennedy
Congress
Adam C. Powell
D-N.y
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Capel A. Halleck
Indiana
Powell
Jacob K. Jay
Fair Housing Not in Budget
Santa Monica AP reports that California lawmakers failed to fund enforcement of the new fair housing law. Lt. Gov. Glenn M. Anderson criticized the $194 million budget for omitting 45,000 needed to empower the Fair Employment Practices Commission. He urged adoption of Brown's fiscal program in a special session.
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Santa Monica
California
Glenn M. Anderson
Anderson
California Democratic Council ‘Board of Directors
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Brown outlines broad anti bias plan for California
Gov Brown announced executive orders aimed at eliminating discrimination by licensed businesses. The plan would strip licenses from owners who refuse service to Negroes or other minorities, with a state civil rights task force coordinating action. He called for direct citizen complaints to the state and moving California closer to full equality of opportunity.
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San Francisco
Brown
California
Ally
Slanley Mosk
Softickals
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Wilson
Ment
Sak AH
Booker
Steel Pact Signed By Industry And Union
The United Steelworkers Union and the basic steel industry formalized their cooperative ties Saturday by signing contracts reached through informal talks. Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp led as a first signer with fourteen major companies including U.S. Steel, Wheeling Steel, Inland Steel, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, and Armco joining in a pact aimed at stability through May 1, 1965 with a revival of vacation and employment protections.
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Pitteburgh
APY
United Steelworkers Union
Basic Steel Industry
David J. McDonald
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Stell, Corp
Taler
McDonald
Ives Raveek
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel
Steel Corp
Donald
Human Relations Committee
Colorado’ and
Wheeling Steel Corp
Inland Steel Corp
Youngstown Skeet & ‘Tube Co
T5llshirgh Steel Co
Armco Steel Corp
Great Lakes Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Bethlenhom Steel Corp
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Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United Civil Rights Committer
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Don Wilson
Los Angele
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