Court studies Georgia governor's appeal for slower reapportionment
The federal court hears Gov. Carl F. Sanders plea to delay House reapportionment as urban residents demand action. Judge Elbert P. Tuttle questions how delay can occur if the House is malapportioned while noting Georgia’s constitutional work and a new elections code. Sanders cites the need to study districts and 100+ Democratic nominees, while attorneys urge prompt action or provisional reapportionment.
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Senator praises Johnson for civil rights bill passage
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon credited President Johnson with guiding the civil rights bill to passage. He argued Johnson’s leadership and determination prevented retreat in Congress and ensured constitutional rights for Blacks nationwide.
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