Round the Clock Rights Foes Still Talk Washington Senate
In a marathon Senate session the civil rights debate stretched for hours as backers failed to close a filibuster. Key leaders weighed limiting debate while offering assurances that any final bill would satisfy factions. McClellan, Hartke, Aiken, and Smathers traded questions as weary members faced a 37 minute quorum, 85 hours energy bill, and ongoing legislative stalemate amid party brinkmanship.
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Pious Bill Seen by Senate to Resolve Civil Rights Debate
Senator Capehart predicts the Senate will pass a so called pious bill that he says harms no one and helps no one. He warns the bill would fail to provide strong federal enforcement and could be blocked by local opposition. A plumbing advertisement appears in the business directory.
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