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The passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1957 involved a deal Johnson constructed: western senators got a vote on a federal dam between Idaho and Oregon; midwestern Republicans got the extension of jury trials to striking workers; moderates got a guarantee of a provision allowing Black people to serve on federal juries; and the jury-trial protection for southern election officials was retained.
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Never Elected, Yet Ruled New York for 30 Years: The Ultimate Case Study in the Mechanics of Power
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