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Following the release of the book and the film adaptation, Russell attempted to extradite Burns from the state of New Jersey so Burns could continue to serve his sentence. Russell denounced Burns' depictions of the horrific hard labor in his state, calling New Jersey
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and a successful solicitor general for a seven-county circuit, he fared poorly in multiple attempts to become U.S. Senator for
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America was "a white man's country, yes, and we are going to keep it that way." He also said he was vehemently opposed to "political and social equality with the Negro." Russell also supported
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conservative Talmadge for the Georgian Senate seat, Russell expressed his fervent support for income tax and social welfare, consistently praised the New Deal in his speeches, and attacked Talmadge for his fiscal conservatism.
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on policy in the Caribbean. Russell said afterward that he believed that American airmen would strike down foreign jets in international waters and only inquire on the aircraft's purpose there afterward.
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by Georgia's approval of a constitutional amendment, effective in 1908, requiring a literacy test, but providing a "grandfather clause" to create exceptions for whites.
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for the position. David Greenburg wrote that when Russell "decided in early July to oppose Fortas, he brought most of his fellow Dixiecrats with him."
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across the South and called President Truman's support of civil rights for black Americans an "uncalled-for attack on our Southern civilization."
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requesting the committee vote on whether to vote to investigate "a conspiracy to muzzle military anti-Communist drives."
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Russell was considered to be moderate in his support for segregation; in 1936, he often attacked
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in November 1963. Russell's personal papers indicated that he was troubled by the Commission's
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Democratic Party members of the Georgia House of Representatives
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Caro, Robert (2002). "7. A Russell of the Russells of Georgia".
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Russell has been honored by having the following named for him:
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2777:"Senator Russell's Sweet Potato Casserole – Lost Recipes Found"
2529:"Senator Russell's papers show he disagreed with Warren report"
2345:"91 – Annual Message to the Congress on the State of the Union"
1023:, who had reputations as ruthless, tough-talking, heavy-handed
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1039:, disenfranchisement, and disparate treatment under the law.
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In 1933, when Russell came into the Senate, the Democrats had
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Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies
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The New Georgia Encyclopedia entry for Richard B. Russell Jr.
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767:(LL.B.) degree in 1918. While at UGA, he was a member of the
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1542:, current chairman of the University of Georgia Foundation,
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Richard B. Russell Jr. was born in 1897 as the first son of
3028:"Russell vs. Talmadge: Southern Politics and the New Deal."
3001:"Richard B. Russell and the National School Lunch Program."
2922:
Senator Richard B. Russell and my Career as a Trial Lawyer.
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Voice of Georgia: Speeches of Richard B. Russell, 1928–1969
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Logue, Calvin McLeod and Freshley, Dwight L., eds. (1997).
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Candidates in the 1952 United States presidential election
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Candidates in the 1948 United States presidential election
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The Georgia Historical Quarterly 65, no. 3 (1981): 263–77.
3038:"Striking Back: Richard B. Russell and Racial Relocation."
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The Georgia Historical Quarterly 80, no. 4 (1996): 859–72.
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Presidential Studies Quarterly 21, no. 4 (1991): 687–704.
1889:"Russell, Richard Brevard Jr. – Biographical Information"
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From 1963 to 1964, Russell was one of the members of the
1086:, the four having a commonality of being dispirited with
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The Years of Lyndon Johnson, vol 3: Master of the Senate
2129:. UNC Press Books. p. 134 – via Google Books.
2087:. Gainesville: University Press of Florida. p. 35.
1046:, he did not walk out of the convention and support the
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2863:. American Reference Library – Primary Source Documents
1690:. U.S. Embassy & Consulate in Korea. Archived from
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requested Russell place the Presidential wreath at the
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Political Science Quarterly 103, no. 4 (1988): 637–63.
2820:"Naming Advisory Group | University System of Georgia"
1688:"The Great Depression and the New Deal (1929 to 1941)"
756:, Russell spent much time studying Civil War history.
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2711:"Georgia State Parks – Richard B. Russell State Park"
2589:"Why It's Time to Rename the Russell Office Building"
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Biographical Directory of the United States Congress
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Biographical Directory of the United States Congress
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Biographical Directory of the United States Congress
717:. Russell served in the Senate until his death from
1783:"LBJ signs landmark Civil Rights Act, July 2, 1964"
823:During Russell's governorship, World War I veteran
8662:Presidents pro tempore of the United States Senate
8622:Democratic Party governors of Georgia (U.S. state)
3991:Presidents pro tempore of the United States Senate
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1362:Russell Library for Political Research and Studies
876:. His opponent in the primary was Representative
3431:President pro tempore of the United States Senate
3017:Georgia Historical Quarterly 1973 57(2): 167–178.
2312:Master of the Senate: The Years of Lyndon Johnson
2055:Master of the Senate: The Years of Lyndon Johnson
1995:Master of the Senate: The Years of Lyndon Johnson
1945:Master of the Senate: The Years of Lyndon Johnson
1860:Master of the Senate: The Years of Lyndon Johnson
1546:, and Dr. Sally Wallace, the current dean of the
1111:In January 1964, President Johnson delivered the
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63:President pro tempore of the United States Senate
8667:Speakers of the Georgia House of Representatives
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7183:Speakers of the Georgia House of Representatives
6827:United States Senate Committee on Appropriations
6313:United States Senate Committee on Armed Services
713:into law, Russell led a Southern boycott of the
651:and joined the Senate in 1933. He supported the
2127:"Richard B. Russell, Jr., Senator from Georgia"
1758:"Southern Manifesto introduced, March 12, 1956"
1346:Richard B. Russell Special Collections Building
1297:'s failure to provide greater detail regarding
995:from 1951 to 1969, and then as chairman of the
3182:"Longines Chronoscope with Richard B. Russell"
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1391:University of Georgia College of Public Health
1309:Russell was seen as a hero by many of the pro
1207:, Johnson's friend and Supreme Court justice.
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1810:. blog.dlg.galileo.usg.edu. September 3, 2012
589:Russell speaks on Southern opposition to the
8652:Military personnel from Georgia (U.S. state)
2944:Richard B. Russell Jr., Senator from Georgia
2900:Richard B. Russell Jr., Senator From Georgia
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2217:Richard B. Russell Jr., Senator From Georgia
284:January 12, 1933 – January 21, 1971
30:For other people named Richard Russell, see
8672:United States Navy personnel of World War I
2309:Caro, Robert (2002). "8. We of the South".
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1966:
1577: – American regional political faction
1393:that houses nineteen classrooms within the
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118:January 3, 1969 – January 21, 1971
75:January 3, 1969 – January 21, 1971
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2759:"Senator Russell's Sweet Potato Casserole"
2660:"HSC Russell Hall | University Architects"
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1483:Richard B. Russell Highway, a part of the
1287:assassination of President John F. Kennedy
1122:Letter from Russell about Civil Rights Act
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930:Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture
833:, which had previously been serialized in
830:I Am A Fugitive from a Georgia Chain Gang!
227:January 3, 1951 – January 3, 1953
171:January 3, 1955 – January 3, 1969
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1420:Richard B. Russell Multiple Resource Area
1358:Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library
1191:Russell's support for first-term senator
916:, in order to stop him becoming a second
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327:June 27, 1931 – January 10, 1933
8166:1952 United States presidential election
7686:1948 United States presidential election
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2201:Papers of Harry S. Truman: Official File
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1106:1960 United States presidential election
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926:chairman of the Appropriations committee
895:for the US Senate seat by defending the
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620:from 1931 to 1933 before serving in the
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2515:"U.S. Maps Tougher Policy In Caribbean"
2406:. Vol. 238, no. 5. p. 90
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2125:Fite, Gilbert C. (September 3, 1991).
1538:, retired judge Herbert Phipps of the
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872:in September 1932 after the death of
812:As governor, Russell reorganized the
705:. After Russell's protégé, President
27:American politician (1897–1971)
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2687:. September 10, 2015. Archived from
2587:Zeitz, Joshua (September 30, 2018).
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2359:"South's Senators To Fight 'Rights'"
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2230:"LBJ AND RICHARD RUSSELL ON VIETNAM"
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1914:"August 21: Georgia's Literacy Test"
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1738:. National Archives. August 15, 2016
1495:Richard B. Russell Middle School in
1406:Georgia College and State University
1368:, and the Peabody Awards Collection.
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1195:paved the way for Johnson to become
868:for the Senate was as a result of a
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3575:United States senators from Georgia
3528:January 3, 1969 – January 21, 1971
3479:U.S. senator (Class 2) from Georgia
3117:"Richard Russell Jr. (id: R000536)"
3095:"Richard Russell Jr. (id: R000536)"
2924:Macon, GA: Mercer University Press)
2639:"Russell Hall – University Housing"
2566:Rubin, Jennifer (August 29, 2018).
2377:Kornacki, Steve (February 3, 2011)
2280:LBJ: Architect of American Ambition
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1144:1964 Democratic National Convention
761:University of Georgia School of Law
715:1964 Democratic National Convention
680:1952 Democratic National Convention
676:1948 Democratic National Convention
641:University of Georgia School of Law
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2396:Oberdorfer, Don (March 13, 1965).
2379:The "Southern Strategy," fulfilled
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1847:
1736:"Warren Commission – Introduction"
1716:. Food and Nutrition Service, USDA
1100:and the other extreme radicals at
668:Senate Committee on Armed Services
659:. He was the chief sponsor of the
159:Senate Committee on Armed Services
106:Senate Committee on Appropriations
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8602:20th-century American politicians
5273:Deans of the United States Senate
3171:Russell Community and Hall at UGA
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2466:"The Republicans' Filibuster Lie"
928:, and the senior Democrat on the
820:, and balanced the state budget.
777:disenfranchisement of most blacks
8647:Members of the Warren Commission
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3524:Dean of the United States Senate
3184:is available for viewing at the
3080: This article incorporates
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2183:The Georgia Historical Quarterly
2155:The Georgia Historical Quarterly
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1468:USS Richard B. Russell (SSN-687)
1438:on the shores of that lake also
1389:Russell Hall, a building at the
789:Georgia House of Representatives
645:Georgia House of Representatives
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358:Georgia House of Representatives
32:Richard Russell (disambiguation)
7893:States' Rights Democratic Party
3453:Senate Appropriations Committee
3400:Senate Armed Services Committee
3368:Senate Armed Services Committee
2898:interview with Gilbert Fite on
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1113:1964 State of the Union Address
997:Senate Appropriations Committee
993:Senate Armed Services Committee
950:"Hundred Days" Congress session
2398:"The Filibuster's Best Friend"
2347:. American Presidency Project.
2256:Presidential Studies Quarterly
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1489:Richard B. Russell Parkway in
1485:Russell–Brasstown Scenic Byway
1366:Walter J. Brown Media Archives
1331:Russell Senate Office Building
1270:Russell Senate Office Building
891:the former demagogic Governor
796:Governor of Georgia, 1931–1933
682:. He was also a member of the
672:President of the United States
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3176:Richard B. Russell State Park
2920:Campbell, Charles E. (2013).
1663:"William J. Harris biography"
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1432:Calhoun Falls, South Carolina
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8677:University of Georgia alumni
8632:Georgia (U.S. state) lawyers
3070:Georgia Historical Quarterly
3044:Shelley II, Mack C. (1983).
3031:Georgia Historical Quarterly
2985:10.1080/13504630.2013.840574
1516:University System of Georgia
1210:In June 1968, Chief Justice
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8682:Sigma Alpha Epsilon members
8657:People from Winder, Georgia
8637:Gordon State College alumni
6320:Military Affairs Committee
3159:September 16, 2012, at the
3006:Goldsmith, John A. (1993).
2877:Scholarly secondary sources
2741:"Richard B Russell Airport"
1714:"National School Lunch Act"
1568:
1236:Arlington National Cemetery
1089:Brown v. Board of Education
902:
827:released the autobiography
610:Richard Brevard Russell Jr.
388:Richard Brevard Russell Jr.
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3195:Digital Library of Georgia
2950:February 23, 2008, at the
2517:. Sarasota Herald Tribune.
1447:Richard B. Russell Airport
1404:The Russell Auditorium at
769:Phi Kappa Literary Society
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3135:January 26, 2013, at the
2956:Finley, Keith M. (2008).
2888:
2883:
2403:The Saturday Evening Post
1619:"Sen. Richard B. Russell"
1597:"Richard Brevard Russell"
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1268:is in the rotunda of the
1126:After Johnson signed the
962:National School Lunch Act
661:National School Lunch Act
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6517:Naval Affairs Committee
3218:Party political offices
3115:United States Congress.
3093:United States Congress.
2083:Boyd, Tim S. R. (2012).
1918:Today in Georgia History
1834:New Georgia Encyclopedia
1563:Georgia Board of Regents
1552:Georgia State University
1540:Georgia Court of Appeals
1504:Georgia Board of Regents
1234:during an appearance at
1128:Civil Rights Act of 1964
920:. Due to a feud between
855:Senate career, 1933–1971
759:Russell enrolled in the
711:Civil Rights Act of 1964
616:, he served as the 66th
591:Civil Rights Act of 1957
8530:Edward Longstreet Bodin
8491:Socialist Workers Party
8053:Socialist Workers Party
2960:Baton Rouge: LSU Press
2364:Sarasota Herald-Tribune
2276:Woods, Randall (2006).
1830:"Richard B. Russell Jr"
1641:"Civil Rights Movement"
1524:Albany State University
1422:, located on the upper
1264:A statue of Russell by
1226:In May 1961, President
1007:Civil Rights Opposition
8544:Homer Aubrey Tomlinson
3147:March 8, 2018, at the
3082:public domain material
2664:www.architects.uga.edu
2547:"HSCA Report, Vol. 11"
2284:. Free Press. p.
1410:Milledgeville, Georgia
1273:
1197:Senate Majority Leader
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971:Russell and President
939:Russell supported the
899:as good for Georgia.
805:
783:Early political career
735:Richard B. Russell Sr.
626:conservative coalition
8617:Deaths from emphysema
8441:Socialist Labor Party
5161:Democratic-Republican
3052:June 4, 2009, at the
3020:Mann, Robert (1996).
3013:Grant, Philip A. Jr.
2435:Yale University Press
2425:Laura Kalman (1990).
2052:Caro, Robert (2002).
1942:Caro, Robert (2002).
1893:bioguide.congress.gov
1857:Caro, Robert (2002).
1621:. The American Legion
1459:Floyd County, Georgia
1395:University of Georgia
1380:University of Georgia
1350:University of Georgia
1263:
1187:Abe Fortas Nomination
1121:
970:
945:Franklin D. Roosevelt
882:Georgia Power Company
803:
763:in 1915 and earned a
731:Georgia Supreme Court
630:civil rights movement
489:University of Georgia
267:United States Senator
8562:Other 1952 elections
8522:and other candidates
8214:Dwight D. Eisenhower
8110:Other 1948 elections
8084:and other candidates
7863:Leverett Saltonstall
7853:Joseph W. Martin Jr.
7843:Herbert E. Hitchcock
5567:Governors of Georgia
3390:Leverett Saltonstall
3378:Leverett Saltonstall
3331:Lamartine G. Hardman
3065:Ziemke, Caroline F.
2781:lostrecipesfound.com
2691:on September 6, 2016
2062:. pp. 188–189.
1952:. pp. 169–172.
1867:. pp. 164–169.
1510:and then Chancellor
1491:Fort Valley, Georgia
1440:bears Russell's name
1291:single-bullet theory
1232:Tomb of the Unknowns
693:and co-authored the
622:United States Senate
484:Gordon State College
260:Leverett Saltonstall
203:Leverett Saltonstall
18:Richard Russell, Jr.
8351:Richard Russell Jr.
8331:W. Averell Harriman
8238:George T. Mickelson
7765:Richard Russell Jr.
7732:Incumbent nominee:
7141:Richard Russell Jr.
7121:John Sherman Cooper
5173:National Republican
5149:Anti-Administration
3338:Governor of Georgia
3237:Governor of Georgia
3036:Potenziani, David.
2999:Gay, James Thomas.
2573:The Washington Post
2343:(January 8, 1964).
2219:(1991) pp. 349–70.
1356:, which houses the
825:Robert Elliot Burns
804:Russell as governor
739:Ina Dillard Russell
643:. He served in the
618:Governor of Georgia
446:Ina Dillard Russell
442:Richard Russell Sr.
315:Governor of Georgia
43:Richard Russell Jr.
8537:Henry B. Krajewski
8480:Samuel H. Friedman
8302:Adlai Stevenson II
8092:Gerald L. K. Smith
7932:Fielding L. Wright
5143:Pro-Administration
3485:Served alongside:
3323:Political offices
3072:1988 72(1): 30–71.
3033:1981 65(1): 28–45.
2913:Barrett, David M.
2763:My Food and Family
2489:The New York Times
2367:. January 9, 1964.
2341:Johnson, Lyndon B.
1667:Genealogy Magazine
1575:Southern Democrats
1274:
1165:Southern Moderate?
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695:Southern Manifesto
691:racial segregation
689:Russell supported
657:Southern Democrats
543:United States Navy
458:Robert Lee Russell
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8509:Myra Tanner Weiss
8472:Darlington Hoopes
8412:Progressive Party
8401:Enoch A. Holtwick
8383:Prohibition Party
8359:
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8318:Other candidates:
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7995:Progressive Party
7966:Prohibition Party
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7873:Arthur Vandenberg
7848:Douglas MacArthur
7835:Other candidates:
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7760:Harley M. Kilgore
7757:Other candidates:
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3534:Allen J. Ellender
3531:Succeeded by
3500:David H. Gambrell
3497:Succeeded by
3483:1933–1971
3441:Allen J. Ellender
3438:Succeeded by
3407:Succeeded by
3375:Succeeded by
3345:Succeeded by
3313:Succeeded by
3259:William J. Harris
3246:Succeeded by
3202:historical marker
2973:Social Identities
2910:
2909:
2593:POLITICO Magazine
2533:Rome News-Tribune
2470:Los Angeles Times
2234:UVA Miller Center
2215:Gilbert C. Fite,
1544:Neal J. Quirk Sr.
1508:Sachin Shailendra
1428:Elberton, Georgia
1299:Lee Harvey Oswald
1283:Warren Commission
1277:Warren Commission
1193:Lyndon B. Johnson
1017:"Cotton Ed" Smith
973:Lyndon B. Johnson
874:William J. Harris
860:Electoral History
707:Lyndon B. Johnson
684:Warren Commission
649:William J. Harris
607:
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307:David H. Gambrell
183:Lyndon B. Johnson
98:Allen J. Ellender
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3469:Preceded by
3451:Chairman of the
3419:Preceded by
3398:Chairman of the
3387:Preceded by
3366:Chairman of the
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1497:Winder, Georgia
1453:, the regional
1399:Athens, Georgia
1384:Athens, Georgia
1354:Athens, Georgia
1335:Charles Schumer
1315:white supremacy
1307:
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1254:Robert McNamara
1228:John F. Kennedy
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1132:Herman Talmadge
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8597:1971 deaths
8592:1897 births
8374:independent
8370:Third-party
8253:Earl Warren
8248:Robert Taft
7957:independent
7953:third-party
7827:Earl Warren
7594:G. L. Smith
7589:G. T. Smith
7584:G. L. Smith
7449:J. M. Smith
7374:T. Glascock
7349:Abercrombie
7244:N. W. Jones
7209:W. Glascock
7204:N. W. Jones
7194:N. W. Jones
7131:Gerald Ford
7110:Earl Warren
6709:Saltonstall
6566:R. Williams
6519:(1816–1947)
6474:Chamberlain
6339:J. Williams
6329:J. Williams
6322:(1816–1947)
6156:H. Talmadge
6142:H. Talmadge
6128:E. Talmadge
6114:E. Talmadge
6058:J. M. Brown
6037:J. M. Brown
5918:J. E. Brown
5197:Independent
5110:(2021–2023)
5100:(2019–2021)
5090:(2015–2019)
5080:(2012–2015)
5070:(2010–2012)
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4338:(1828–1831)
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4168:(1801–1802)
4046:H. Tazewell
4028:(1792–1793)
3844:W. Colquitt
3714:A. Colquitt
3463:U.S. Senate
3413:Mississippi
3206:Appearances
2829:November 9,
2824:www.usg.edu
2804:November 9,
2799:www.usg.edu
2669:November 9,
2644:November 9,
2623:November 9,
2450:October 20,
2034:December 5,
1536:Chick-fil-A
1339:John McCain
1212:Earl Warren
1102:Los Angeles
1001:Vietnam War
954:filibusters
909:just ousted
814:bureaucracy
563:World War I
333:Preceded by
290:Preceded by
243:Preceded by
198:Preceded by
139:Carl Hayden
134:Preceded by
86:Carl Hayden
81:Preceded by
8586:Categories
8451:Eric Hass
8376:candidates
8293:Candidates
8279:Convention
8205:Candidates
8191:Convention
7959:candidates
7915:Candidates
7906:Convention
7810:Candidates
7796:Convention
7725:Candidates
7711:Convention
7614:Burkhalter
7609:Richardson
7484:A. S. Clay
7379:Joseph Day
7199:Whitefield
7116:Hale Boggs
7112:(Chairman)
6364:Crittenden
5925:J. Johnson
5911:H. Johnson
5191:Republican
5185:Democratic
5167:Jacksonian
5155:Federalist
4868:Vandenberg
4828:W. H. King
4436:W. R. King
4386:W. R. King
4366:Poindexter
3457:1969–1971
3435:1969–1971
3404:1955–1969
3372:1951–1953
3342:1931–1933
3266:Democratic
3233:Democratic
2966:0807133450
2598:January 5,
2429:Abe Fortas
1582:References
1436:state park
1374:, a co-ed
1320:poll taxes
1242:ceremony.
1216:Abe Fortas
1205:Abe Fortas
1175:W. J. Cash
1159:filibuster
1048:Dixiecrats
980:Militarism
864:Russell's
725:Early life
703:filibuster
513:Allegiance
498:Profession
476:Alma mater
429:Democratic
394:1897-11-02
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8391:Nominee:
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8284:Primaries
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7716:Primaries
7444:McWhorter
7419:Underwood
7234:Habersham
6958:McClellan
6843:Fessenden
6729:Goldwater
6631:McPherson
6621:McPherson
6581:Fairfield
6536:Pleasants
6479:Wadsworth
6205:J. Harris
6072:N. Harris
5476:McClellan
5407:Gallinger
5303:Hillhouse
4788:Saulsbury
4760:Brandegee
4752:Gallinger
4686:Manderson
4596:Carpenter
4156:Hillhouse
4126:Livermore
4056:Livermore
3934:Z. Miller
3929:Coverdell
3919:Mattingly
3769:Chambliss
3694:H. Miller
3537:Louisiana
3444:Louisiana
3193:from the
2993:144032586
2979:(1): 90.
2896:Booknotes
2725:March 18,
2384:Salon.com
1898:March 18,
1839:April 24,
1506:Chairman
1376:dormitory
1183:races.".
1140:boycotted
918:Huey Long
721:in 1971.
719:emphysema
465:(brother)
460:(brother)
454:Relatives
370:1921–1931
366:In office
323:In office
280:In office
223:In office
167:In office
114:In office
71:In office
7740:campaign
7626:(acting)
7494:Atkinson
7464:Hardeman
7439:Hardeman
7429:Williams
7399:Anderson
7319:Whitaker
7309:Whitaker
7279:S. Jones
7269:Brownson
7239:Houstoun
7214:Brownson
7028:Mikulski
6983:Hatfield
6968:Hatfield
6963:Magnuson
6953:Ellender
6933:McKellar
6923:McKellar
6878:Cockrell
6739:Thurmond
6671:Trammell
6556:Southard
6494:Reynolds
6489:Sheppard
6469:Johnston
6444:Walthall
6424:Randolph
6349:Harrison
6269:Category
6170:Vandiver
6149:Thompson
6086:Hardwick
6044:H. Smith
6030:H. Smith
6009:Atkinson
5988:McDaniel
5974:Stephens
5967:Colquitt
5960:J. Smith
5890:Crawford
5883:McDonald
5813:Mitchell
5799:Mitchell
5785:Milledge
5778:Tattnall
5701:Houstoun
5680:Brownson
5624:Cuthbert
5617:Glascock
5610:Houstoun
5603:Treutlen
5596:Gwinnett
5516:Grassley
5496:Thurmond
5486:Magnuson
5481:Eastland
5472:Eastland
5462:Ellender
5442:McKellar
5367:Chandler
5313:Gaillard
5308:Anderson
5209:Category
5098:Grassley
5028:Thurmond
5008:Thurmond
4978:Thurmond
4968:Magnuson
4948:Magnuson
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4928:Ellender
4878:McKellar
4858:McKellar
4838:Harrison
4446:Atchison
4426:Atchison
4396:Southard
4316:Gaillard
4296:Gaillard
4276:Crawford
4256:Gaillard
4236:Milledge
4206:Anderson
4196:Franklin
4106:Laurance
4096:Sedgwick
4076:Bradford
3944:Loeffler
3914:Talmadge
3839:Cuthbert
3814:Milledge
3754:Gambrell
3734:Hardwick
3684:Charlton
3619:Crawford
3604:Tattnall
3361:Maryland
3316:Sam Nunn
3157:Archived
3145:Archived
3133:Archived
3050:Archived
2948:Archived
2941:(2002).
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2867:June 21,
2410:June 21,
1787:Politico
1762:Politico
1569:See also
1473:Sturgeon
1426:between
1311:Jim Crow
1064:Jim Rowe
1037:lynching
941:New Deal
903:New Deal
897:New Deal
889:defeated
678:and the
653:New Deal
635:Born in
553:Reserves
502:Attorney
470:(nephew)
7619:Ralston
7604:Coleman
7544:Russell
7529:Burwell
7499:Fleming
7474:Garrard
7454:Cumming
7389:Wofford
7364:Jourdan
7314:Iverson
7304:Jackson
7294:Stevens
7284:Gibbons
7264:Gibbons
7249:Gibbons
7229:J. Clay
7219:Gibbons
7033:Cochran
7013:Cochran
7008:Stevens
6998:Stevens
6988:Stevens
6973:Stennis
6948:Russell
6938:Bridges
6928:Bridges
6913:F. Hale
6888:E. Hale
6883:Allison
6873:Allison
6858:Morrill
6848:Morrill
6838:Morrill
6719:Stennis
6714:Russell
6704:Russell
6699:Tydings
6666:F. Hale
6656:Swanson
6651:Tillman
6646:Perkins
6641:E. Hale
6636:Cameron
6626:Cameron
6616:Sargent
6601:J. Hale
6596:Mallory
6531:Sanford
6464:du Pont
6454:Proctor
6419:Spencer
6404:Johnson
6389:Shields
6359:Preston
6344:Jackson
6177:Sanders
6163:Griffin
6107:Russell
6100:Hardman
6023:Terrell
6016:Candler
6002:Northen
5981:Boynton
5946:Bullock
5932:Jenkins
5862:Lumpkin
5848:Forsyth
5771:Emanuel
5764:Jackson
5750:Mathews
5743:Telfair
5729:Handley
5722:Mathews
5715:Telfair
5589:Bulloch
5577:present
5491:Stennis
5457:Russell
5422:Simmons
5387:Allison
5382:Morrill
5377:Edmunds
5372:Anthony
5318:Ruggles
5288:Langdon
5220:Commons
5048:Stevens
4988:Stennis
4918:Russell
4888:Bridges
4818:Pittman
4798:Cummins
4676:Ingalls
4666:Sherman
4656:Edmunds
4626:Thurman
4606:Anthony
4586:Anthony
4306:Barbour
4226:Bradley
4176:Bradley
4166:Baldwin
4066:Bingham
4026:Langdon
4006:Langdon
3949:Warnock
3939:Isakson
3889:Terrell
3864:J. Hill
3859:Iverson
3849:Johnson
3834:Forsyth
3829:Berrien
3824:Elliott
3809:Jackson
3797:Class 3
3764:Cleland
3749:Russell
3704:B. Hill
3699:Norwood
3679:Berrien
3674:Lumpkin
3639:Forsyth
3624:Bulloch
3609:Baldwin
3594:Jackson
3582:Class 2
3518:Arizona
3425:Arizona
3279:Class 2
3274:Georgia
1924:June 6,
1814:July 5,
1792:July 5,
1767:July 5,
1742:July 5,
1720:July 5,
1698:July 5,
1647:July 5,
1625:July 5,
1603:July 5,
1514:of the
1348:at the
1058:in the
1011:Unlike
984:During
975:in 1963
674:at the
435:Parents
272:Georgia
8571:Senate
8119:Senate
7951:Other
7599:Murphy
7569:Harris
7559:Harris
7554:Rivers
7549:Tucker
7534:Holder
7524:Holder
7519:Slaton
7514:Morris
7489:Howell
7414:Stiles
7359:Hudson
7354:Murray
7339:Daniel
7289:Napier
7274:Powell
7224:Saltus
7048:Murray
7038:Shelby
7023:Inouye
6943:Hayden
6903:Warren
6898:Martin
6893:Warren
6863:Windom
6779:Inhofe
6774:McCain
6764:Warner
6754:Warner
6744:Warner
6694:Gurney
6611:Cragin
6606:Grimes
6576:Bayard
6571:Mangum
6551:Dallas
6499:Thomas
6459:Warren
6449:Hawley
6439:Hawley
6434:Sewell
6409:Wilson
6394:Weller
6379:Benton
6369:Benton
6354:Benton
6226:Perdue
6219:Barnes
6212:Miller
6198:Busbee
6191:Carter
6184:Maddox
6135:Arnall
6121:Rivers
6093:Walker
6079:Dorsey
6065:Slaton
6051:Slaton
5995:Gordon
5953:Conley
5876:Gilmer
5869:Schley
5855:Gilmer
5827:Talbot
5736:Walton
5708:Elbert
5687:Martin
5673:Davies
5638:Walton
5631:Wereat
5506:Inouye
5452:Hayden
5447:George
5417:Warren
5402:Cullom
5362:Sumner
5343:Bayard
5338:Pearce
5333:Mangum
5328:Benton
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3904:Felton
3899:Watson
3879:Gordon
3869:Gordon
3854:Dawson
3779:Ossoff
3774:Perdue
3739:Harris
3709:Barrow
3689:Toombs
3659:Prince
3644:Walker
3599:Walton
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