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Anti-agitation Bill Would Apply to Anti-semites, Supporters Claim

Legislation voted by the House of Representatives yesterday which would make agitators who cross state lines to foment racial strife subject to imprisonment would also apply to such anti-Semitic extremists as George Rockwell, advocates of the bill asserted here today. The measure, which now goes to the Senate, would make it a Federal crime to […]

July 21, 1967
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Legislation voted by the House of Representatives yesterday which would make agitators who cross state lines to foment racial strife subject to imprisonment would also apply to such anti-Semitic extremists as George Rockwell, advocates of the bill asserted here today. The measure, which now goes to the Senate, would make it a Federal crime to travel interstate or use such interstate facilities as the mails to invite violence. Penalties would include prison sentences of up to five years and $10, 000 fine.

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