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THE CAROLINIAN
May As/r Ike's Support Os
Drive To Kill Fillihuster
WASHINGTON ' ANP • -- Presi- ;
dent, Eisenhower is expected to he i j
asked this week to support, the ;
Senate drive to overthrow the :
controversial filibuster rule at the
beginning of the 85th Congress.
The bipartisan group which is
mapping an assault on the f ili - I
buster rule orr the opening daj of
Congress, January 3, believes that
the plan can succeed with the
Presidetr t\s blessing
Outlawing Ihe filibuster by
enacting a more liberal cloture
rule is the first step, toward
clearing liie way tor civil
rights iegisiatiou.
The existing Senate Rule r?
protects the ricirts of Semi wot
to talk for unlimited periods
When a civil rigltfs hill i$ intro
duced. Southern Sr-natoes take
turns for hours and even days j
talking on any subject to pre-vem
action on the pending rneai.ruf-
Sometimos they even read from!
voluminous documents, including, i
the telephone riirnctorv. until tb* ? :
civil rights bill finally dies fmm
inaction.
The filibuster can only he stop- ;
peri hy the appliance 0 f the do
j hire rule whicii can nnT he pm tp
[effect wi'h a two third; vote »>f |
j all Senators . i
i President, r ..- wav rjuot- [
| ed ill 195? h.v hr, I ram campaign I
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ns saying that he was “very
strongly in favor of changing the !
filibuster rule to clear the way
for a civil rights program.
Remembering this statement,
the handful of liberal senators a- i
greed to call upon the Chief Ex-!
ecutivc on his return from Auaus- j
fa, Ga., to lend his support to
their effort to change the cloture |
rule during this session.
Ten Senators have agreed
tn spearhead this movement.
The maneuvering for this
opening day tussle is taking
place against a backdrop of
the recent presidential eh - •
(ions and in an atmospi/ei“
i harmed with partisan poli
tics.
Those interested Senators have
studied the election day gams
[made by the GOP among Negro!
voters. Both political parties are;
Hying to make political capua!!
| out of their voles m ibe anti-fill-'
i buster drive, I
Sop. Herbert Humphrey (D.. i
; Minn.), who is leading the drive
j was asked or. the Meet the Press!
| Television program Sunday if he
: was supporting thp ehajtv-e of
' Rule 23 hern use ho fell that 5* ,
j was morally right or hfr,:r* if ;
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May you and your loved ones enjoy the
blesnings o! peace throughout the ye^r,
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ilie merriest Christmas and the haj ... \i\
New Year ever is the very best we can wish
our friends, one and all. May the Yuletide
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season bring you every joy and happiness.
was good politics.
The Minnesotean replied that I
; when you can get legislation 1
j which is both morally right and I
| good politics tn the same package j
j you are getting a good bargain.
Those supporting the rules
! change are Democratic Senators ;
Humphrey, Paul Douglas ;III.).'
i Wayne Morse <Ore.), James Mur - |
ray -Mont.'. Paj, McNamara!
i Mich j, Richard Neuborger j
(Ore.), and Joseph Clark iPad, j
And Republican Senators Irv-1
’ i'N.Y.i. Clifford Cane <NJ.>,
;id '! homas Km-v-.-t fCalif >
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"keoplp who are living he, ;
yond their im nmr should lw
ton acting their wage."
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w< p k ENDING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1956
Appeal For ‘Dimes’ Drive
Support Asked By Leaders
NEW YORK, N. Y, "All A- i
! mericans must help finish the j
| mb of conquering polio.” it was
• stated by a group of national I
J leaders issuing a .mint appeal for
March of Dimes support Jan. 2-
13.
Prominent leaders in many
fields Joined in the endorse- j
inent of tiie National f ounda
tion for Infantile Paralysis
service program and fund
raising campaign, th* 1957
March of Dimes.
Among those appealing (c
j March of Dimes support are: Mrs. j
| Osbeth Adams. Chicago, lib. vice-
I nvrsldpnt Jack Jill of Arnrn* ;
lea., Inc. T Roosevelt Butler.!
! Kansas Cir\ Ka».•>.. secretary. I
Prince Halt Me or.s of Kansas:
Dean R. A. Cart’s Alabama A*j
NM College. Normal. Ala.; G. W.
Conob. T.rllaha-ssor. Fla., national
advisor, Mew Farmers of America;
William H Dennis Jr.. Albany,
Ga . president Albany State Col
lege, Mrs. Gladys Dixon, Balti
nviiT. Md . dilector of public rela
t-ions. Daughters of Isis; James C.|
Gilliam Clarkpda?c. Mis - Grand j
j Ma.'i < r I'rmcp Hull Masons of:
Mime
! Also Mi. Charles B Haves, :
| Ni-' «ra Falls NY . president
1 ou' of National l
| Medical Association; T C, Jervay,
i Wilmington, N. C., president Na
| tional Newspaper Publishers As
social,ion; Gilbert. Lindsay, Lot
Angeles. Calif., deputy. County of
Los Angeles: Mrs. Ruth Caston
Mueller, Los Angeles, Calil.. :
: gional Council of Negro Women;
Maurice Rabb. M.D., Louisville
| ivy.. Scovel Richardson, Washing
ton. D C„ chairman, United Stat
|cs Board of Paroie; Lewis O.
| Swingler. Memphis, Tenn., o:>-
: "culive secretary, Abe Scharff Y
M.C.A.: Bishop Luther Stewart.
Hopkinsville, Ky.: Hobart Taylor
Jr.. Detroit. Mich., attorney;
Frank R. Veal, Columbia, S. C.,
j president,, Allen University; John
T. Williams, president Maryland
State College at Princess Anne:
William '‘Bill’’ Willis. Cleveland.
1 Ohio recreation supervisor; end
Benjamin Wilson, Gary. Ind. at.
form y,
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