South Wins Delay on Rights Act Pressure Moves In Congress
Southern members secured a week’s postponement of House Judiciary action on civil rights bills, avoiding immediate Senate hearings. Chairman Celler signaled further delay while Rep. Keating and Senate members remained wary, noting potential filibuster risks. Senate subcommittees heard governors and lawmakers discuss threats to rights, with debates over enforcement via injunctions and damages.
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Threats in School Bus Funding Debate Stir Augusta Cleric
In Augusta Maine Rev Taney Ammerman of Old Parish Congregational Church said his wife received a threatening call after he criticized Catholic parents seeking public bus service for parochial students. He warned he may withdraw from the issue if harassment continues. Mayor H Lloyd Carey, a Catholic supporting public bus routes, also reported crank mail and calls.
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