Kennedy's rule fight could hinge on liberal support
Columnist Joseph Alsop and allies push liberals to avoid a Senate rules fight over filibuster changes. They warn Kennedy that civil rights and welfare legislation may stall if rules are not changed. Senator Douglas says altering rules is essential to advance Kennedy's domestic program and civil rights goals.
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Conscience in the South: Baptist view on church state roles
The North Carolina Baptist State Convention Public Affairs Committee urges voters to judge candidates on labor, farm, military, welfare, and foreign policies. It condemns slanderous political rhetoric and upholds church state separation and religious liberty. The committee credits the Baptist Joint Committee for Public Affairs and notes broad civic support for constitutional separation.
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