Legislative History: Civil Rights Act of 1964, 10권Stanford Law Library, 1965 |
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... He is opposed to it and would , of course , do everything he could to de- feat it . But that is no reason for breach- ing the rules of the Senate , because the rules of the Senate provide the means to avoid dilatory tactics within a com ...
... He is opposed to it and would , of course , do everything he could to de- feat it . But that is no reason for breach- ing the rules of the Senate , because the rules of the Senate provide the means to avoid dilatory tactics within a com ...
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