Word: mansfield
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Getting into Line. To members of Congress, the President let it be known in no uncertain terms that he was getting pretty tired of criticism. The legislators fell all over themselves getting into line. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, who several times in the past had suggested that the U.S. ought to get out of Southeast Asia, now rose to say that the President had acted "as Commander in Chief with great courage, firmness and restraint. President Johnson can be counted upon to continue to work with complete dedication on this problem." Idaho's fuzzy-cheeked Democratic Senator Frank...
Erwin N. Griswold, Dean of the Faculty of Law, will conduct the service. Speakers will include Paul A. Freund, Carl M. Loeb University Professor, Austin W. Scott '37, Dane Professor of Law emeritus, and John H. Mansfield '51, professor...
Eleven present members of the law faculty either served Frankfurter as law clerk while he was on the Court or were chosen by him as clerks for Justice Holmes or Brandeis. Those who were Frankfurter's clerks are: John H. Mansfield '51, Albert M. Sacks, Frank E. A. Sander '48, Donald T. Trautman '46, and James Vorenberg...
...from over. For the Senate had also attached to the CCC bill riders aimed at blocking an Administration economy plan for the prompt shutdown of 15 Veterans Administration hospitals and rest homes and 20 small Agriculture Department research centers. Among those opposing the President was Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, fighting the closing of a VA hospital in his own Montana...
...England, Arkansas Democrat John McClellan one for the Ozarks, and Michigan Democrat Patrick McNamara one for the Upper Great Lakes area. Arguing that such additions would smother the original Appalachia plan and promising that President Johnson would soon send other regional programs to Congress, Majority Leader Mike Mansfield managed to dissuade the Senators from offering their amendments. All, that is, except Robert Kennedy...