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public accommodations, employment and labor unions. The package legislation also would empower the Attorney Gen­ eral to seek injunctive proceed­ ings and would eliminate police brutality and end literacy tests as a qualification for voters. The bills would also give the civil rights Commission similar powers equal to that

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crease activities for better living conditions in the major Negro ghettos in the North. They also agreed to develop programs to­ ward ending, police brutality, seek more adequate enforcement of muncipal housing codes, grea­ ter employment opportunities in the construction, civil service and other fields that are expanding Elected Chairman

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lence will be tried as an Instru­ ment for the attainment of civil rights. Negroes cannot indefinite­ ly absorb the blows and brutality of racists without retaliation, no matter what the consequence of such retaliation might be. 2. The present national and in­ ternational mood is such as to allow

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