Senate Defeats Civil Rights Bill Setback for Southern Faction
Washington AP reports the Senate after five hours of debate voted 54 to 37 to move civil rights measures directly onto the calendar rather than sending them to the Judiciary Committee. Mike Mansfield aided by blocking House action, seeking to place the bill on the agenda for debate before March 4.
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Houston Man Quits Powers Case
Houston attorney Percy Foreman withdrew from the Ralph Powers murder case citing workload and conflicts with local counsel. Foreman said he has spent $960 of his own money, returned a lien, and will still represent Wynell Edwards in a Tampa murder case next Tuesday. Powers’ trial remains scheduled for next week with co-counsel Eugene Lieck.
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Texas Senators On Losing Side Over Civil Rights Bill
Washington UPI reports Texmittee and hold the civil rights bill on the calendar as Senators Tower Yarborough were among 37 voting against a motion to bypass the judiciary committee.
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