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6 February, 14:38

How did U. S. President Lyndon Johnson view the riots of 1964?

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    The Civil Rights Act fought tough opposition in the House and a lengthy, heated debate in the Senate before being approved in July 1964. For the signing of the historic legislation, Johnson invited hundreds of guests to a televised ceremony in the White House’s East Room.
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