Laird denies limit on blacks at foreign bases
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird refuted reports of race based restrictions on assigning personnel abroad as the Black Caucus presses anti racism hearings. Congress members described deep seated prejudice in the military, citing Iceland and U.S. bases such as Great Lakes and Fayetteville.
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Melvin R. Laird
Congressional Black Caucus
Parren J. Mitchell
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Ronald V. Dellums
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State Department
North Atlantic
Charles Hray
Defense Department
Bray
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Franklin H. Littell
Temple University
Littell
Brookes
Hehnquist
Arizonans For America
Rehnquist
Phoenix
John Birch Society
Bar group urges Senate to block Rehnquist court seat
The National Bar Association representing over 4,000 black lawyers urged Senate confirmation of William H. Rehnquist to the Supreme Court be rejected. They cited concerns over his views on public accommodations and civil liberties. Rehnquist faced counterpoints from Sen. Taft Jr. and support for Lewis Powell Jr. from colleagues as the Judiciary Committee prepared a vote.
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Arizonans For America
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Birch Bayh
Washington
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John N. Mitchell
FBI
James 0. Fastland
Mitchell
NBA
Cobb
Taft
Stehnquist
Littell
Brookes
Aceidracy
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