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When the U.S. delegation to the NATO conference reaches Paris next month, No. 3 man behind President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles will be Democrat Adlai Stevenson. For six months Dulles has been trying to fit Party Leader Stevenson into the foreign-policy picture as a symbol of bipartisanship...
All but Gone. Johnson's first move was on Part III of the Administration bill, which would empower the U.S. Attorney General to step in and seek injunctions to prevent not only violations of voting rights but violations of any other federally guaranteed civil rights, e.g., education in integrated...
Johnson waited carefully for the right moment. It came on a vote on a relatively uncontested point: the Administration's civil rights bill had made a highly technical reference to a law of Reconstruction days that seemed to empower the President to use troops to enforce the law (a...
New Power. The new bill would bypass the administrative agencies and state courts and give a civil rights plaintiff the right, generally denied him in the past by judicial ruling, to take his case directly to the federal courts. And in its most controversial provision it would empower the U.S...
"People Should Know." In New York editors and publishers are demanding a change in the state's new Youth Court Act, now scheduled to take effect in 1957, which would empower judges to impose secrecy on criminal cases involving youths. In Tennessee newspapers are also fighting a law that...