House Civil Rights Bill and Defense Aid Amendments
The record details House actions on civil rights and fiscal measures. It notes a motion by Poff to recommit the Civil Rights Bill with a jury-trial provision, rejected 8 to 251 on June 18, and passage of the Civil Rights Bill 118 to 107. It also covers a motion by Boland to concur in a Senate amendment for a 14 million dollar flood insurance initiation, rejected 186 to 218, and lists several defense and development funding amendments with their outcomes on June 14 and June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poff
Judiciary Committee
Mack
Nay Price
Arends
Nayce
Nayursell
Gray
Yea Mack
Yea Price
Urseil
Boland
Mass
House
Senate
Dla
Douglas
Long
Ney Dirksen
Morse
Rete Eters
Eres
Civil Rights Act and Foreign Policy Voting Record
Summary of June 1957 Senate actions shows amendments to fund controls and disclosures, passage of Mutual Security Act provisions, treaty ratification, and civil rights procedure. Notable moves include Morse amendment reducing special authority funds, O’Mahoney state department briefings, Dirksen objections, and a Russell point of order on Knowland referral. The June 18 treaty ratification and June 20 votes on the Civil Rights Act reflect key party lines and procedural outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Dirksen
Morse
O’mahoney
Secretary of State
Yea Dirksen
Russell
D-Ga
Knowland
R-Calif
Judiciary Committee
Nay Dirksen
Yea
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