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pressures they worked--I wasn't there really--but the fact of the
matter is there have been very substantial amount of hearings.
And
if you go back and read the Senate report which I wrote at that time,
I documented the amount of hearings that had been
- speeches or positions for the afternoon or
in meeting with the representatives of other countries. And then, at six there would be a
cocktail party, which would mainly be a lobbying session. And two nights a week at
8:30, there were evening sessions
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thought I was running a very good race until we had a dinner party on election
night to celebrate the election which we knew would be successful, and many
of our close friends came.
Along about 7:30, when the returns started coming
in, I was out
- be available
through Mr. Harry Selden at the Office of Education.
M:
Let's read this onto the tape then.
This oral history project that you
have dictated for--are these tapes going to be in the Lyndon Johnson
Library?
H:
That was my understanding when I
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are demanding.
We're getting some of that in the South.
But if you
listen to what they're saying and read what they're saying, the blacks
in the South are not demanding all black schools.
integration that's real, that works both ways.
They're demanding
