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of all the privileges conferred upon him by the laws of
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his country.
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This provision is going to be, as Delegate
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Adkins said here on something else the other day, the
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holding out to the people of the promise of giant quart size
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that the General Assembly cannot put into effect, really.
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The General Assembly can do everything that it needs to do
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without this provision.
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Delegate Freedlander, in her memorandum has
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well pointed out the fact that the General Assembly has
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already acted in this field, really it accomplishes nothing
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other than to hold out hope that cannot be fully fulfilled.
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THE PRESIDENT: Delegate Bennett.
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DELEGATE BENNETT: Mr. President, Vice President
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Nixon, a gentleman whom I don't often quote, has said that
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there are two wars that the American people face, one in
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Vietnam, and one here.
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Every survey that has been made shows the
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validity of this statement. Opinion Research Corporation,
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may I say Delegate Taylor, has recently studied this
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matter, and they have shown that the riots were generated
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less by denial of political rights than it was motivated
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