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Longfellow at Lexington and Amnesty Debates
The House Foreign Affairs Committee reports the President will push England to withdraw from arbitration if needed while the amnesty and civil rights measures clash in Congress. Debates touch on school desegregation and the fate of Sumner’s civil rights bill, with amendments and votes recorded.
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