Civil Rights Bill Clears House Rules For Floor Vote
The House Rules Committee voted 8 3 to send the civil rights bill to the House floor for debate and a possible vote. Leaders expect a two day general debate session with strong Southern opposition and a packed chamber. Representatives Madden Delaney Bolling O Neil Allen Bill Brown Ellsworth and Latham supported the move.
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