Word: kerrs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Senator Robert Kerr has had some quiet success in rounding up delegates since his Nebraska licking at the hands of Estes Kefauver (TIME, April 14). Stevenson's candidacy could stop Kerr cold, but in the event of a long deadlock some delegations might drift to him. Kerr regards himself as the "least unacceptable" candidate to a majority of the delegates...
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Candidates & Issues (Tues. 10 p.m., CBS). Candidates Warren, Stassen, Russell, Kerr and Kefauver answer "What Is Your Position on Universal Military Training...
Senator Taft, Senator Kefauver, and Senator Kerr are others who believe that racial equality is a wonderful thing but are not serious enough to do anything about it. They dissolve all hopes for equalizing the civil rights of Negroes in the crucible of States Rights. For as long as the United States has had a history, the motto "states rights" has been the dodge for politicians who were afraid to tell the electorate to forget the issue altogether. Fair employment practices is an example. Thirty-seven states have no compulsory FEPC laws. All the southern states, in which equality...