Career; Civil Rights Bill of 1964; first meeting LBJ; contacts with LBJ; change in opinion about LBJ; contact with White House through Douglass Cater; cut-off of federal funds; Directorship of the Office of Civil Rights; school guidelines; Title VI of the Civil Rights Bill; regulations; Southern Congressmen; influence of Congressmen; busing controversy; problem of selective enforcement; court decisions; Chicago case; Whitten rider; school desegregation; resignation; John Gardner; Wilbur Cohen
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