Civil rights bill tradeoffs loom as Kennedy seeks compromise
The Kennedy administration aims for the strongest House passed civil rights bill with Republican amendments likely. Sen. Humphrey says any House bill will be “it” and that the Senate may not approve stronger measures. Leadership plans hearings in both commerce and judiciary to counter claims the issue lacks committee study. Attorney General Kennedy accepts accommodations provisions. possible exemption for firms under 150000 dollars in annual business. Republicans lean toward persuasion over enforcement, with others open to compromise.
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Thant Planned Hungary Visit Aimed at Mindszenty Case
United Nations Secretary General Thant set to travel Sunday to Hungary and the Vatican. Talks in Budapest and with Pope Paul VI could address Cardinal Mindszenty, in refuge since 1956, and ease East-West tensions, though he would not discuss bringing up Mindszenty’s treason case. The trip, invited by Hungary, marks a first UN official visit since the 1956 revolt.
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