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24 Fed. B.J. [i] (1964)

handle is hein.barjournals/fedbj0024 and id is 1 raw text is: THE FEDERAL BAR JOURNAL THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE FEDERAL BAR ASSOCIATION VOLUME 24 WINTER 1964 NUMBER 1 SYMPOSIUM ON CIVIL RIGHTS Foreword, Conrad D . Philos .................................... 1 Introduction, Justice Stanley Reed ................................ 2 Political Rights As Abridged by Pending Legislative Proposals, Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr .......................... 4 The Protection of Political Rights, Nicholas deB. Katzenbach ......... 18 Civil Rights and Property Rights, Senator John Sparkman .............. 31 Equal Housing Opportunity and Individual Property Rights, Milton P. Semer and Martin E. Sloane .......................... 47 Equal Employment Opportunity, Charles Donahue ................... 76 F.E.P.C.-Some Practical Considerations, Senator John G. Tower ...... 87 Labor Looks at Equal Rights in Employment, I. Albert Woll ........... 93 Civil Rights Legislation 1964: A Study of Constitutional Resources, Clarence Clyde Ferguson, Jr ................................... 102 Ten Years After the Decision, Louis H. Pollak ....................... 123 Published quarterly by The Federal Bar Association. Subscription: $7.00 per year, members $5.00, single copy $2.00. Second Class mail privileges authorized at Washington, D. C. Editorial Office, 1815 H Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. 20006. Copyright 1964 by The Federal Bar Association.

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