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Senate fight shapes civil rights fate and foreign policy
The senate clash over school integration, civil rights enforcement, and oil rights pits a bipartisan northern bloc against southern conservatives. Amid votes on amendments and Latin ties to federal enforcement, President Eisenhower’s administration seeks a narrow path between rights protections and Southern opposition. The week also features Dulles’ push for restraint in nuclear policy discussions and a costs rise in June as Humphrey departs treasury after steady service.
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Senate
Knoxville
Tenn
Eisenhower
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John Kasper
Washington, D.C
Alliseek Federal Court
Wultham F. Knowland
Californihat
Tennessee
John Foster
Dulles
Dice Duiles
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Anderson - Aiken
Richard B.lable
Russell
George
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Russia
White House
Charles E. Watson
Georgi Zhukov
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Kremlin
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Treasury
George’ M. Humphre Humphrey
Humphrey
the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Texas