Civil Rights Legislation Favored Despite Filibuster Fears
Senate leaders expect civil rights laws to pass this session despite a Southern filibuster. An influential Democrat says action is possible this year, with support growing for a civil rights division and investigative commission in the justice department. Also in brief, Michigan students show higher religious interest with 85 percent indicating a religious preference and thousands attending weekly services.
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It Is Now See It Now on Clinton and Segregation
A New York observer reviews the CBS program See It Now as a powerful television interrogation of the Clinton administration and the segregation issue. The piece praises the closeups and interview technique while noting the episode focuses on Clinton and public reaction to integration debates.
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