The two Black students were met with opposition from Alabama Gov. George Wallace, who was eventually forced to stand down after U.S. Deputy General Nicholas Katzenbach, members of the Alabama National ...

As if in rebuttal to the charge, Peale was quoted in telegrams to President Johnson and Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach as calling upon the Chief Executive to take “appropriate action” to ...

The 36 financiers, lawyers and Government officials gathered in the arch-ceilinged office of Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach fell suddenly silent. Ceremoniously, an aide sliced open an ...

On the C-SPAN Networks: Nicholas Katzenbach was a Deputy Attorney General for the Department of Justice with 31 videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 1964 Compiled Program ...

First, Deputy U.S. Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach personally confronted the governor at the University of Alabama and sought in vain to convince him to desist. Kennedy reacted by federalizing ...

“Early reports indicate extensive and encouraging voluntary compliance with the new act,” began U.S. Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach. “Regrettably, however, such responsible compliance ...

The nineteen-member panel, headed by Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach, includes no clergymen. The commission was established the same day the FBI reported that major crimes increased 13 per ...

Most appearances with Brian Lamb (4), Nicholas Katzenbach (2), Burke Marshall (2). Most common tags: U.S. History, First Amendment, Journalism. Appearances by Title: ...

They also conveniently don’t recall when President John F. Kennedy — a Democrat — sent his Deputy Attorney General, Nicholas Katzenbach, and federal marshals, to escort two Blacks, Vivian ...

Nicholas Katzenbach, representing then-President Lyndon Johnson, sat there in a different decade, defending the making of an undeclared war.

Nicholas Katzenbach, representing then-President Lyndon Johnson, sat there in a different decade, defending the making of an undeclared war. All the president’s men sat there, in the summer of 1973, ...