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Debates in the Senate on the Twenty-third Amendment, 1960
January–June 1960. The Senate's proceedings on the joint resolution (S. J. Res. 39) that became the Twenty-third Amendment: every item headed “Filling of Temporary Vacancies in the House of Representatives” in which the Senate took it up, from January 26 to February 2, 1960, and the House's amendment taken up on June 16, 1960, as printed in the Congressional Record.
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January 26, 1960
18 paragraphs2 min - 2
January 27, 1960
47 paragraphs16 min - 3
January 28, 1960
10 paragraphs2 min - 4
January 28, 1960 (2)
129 paragraphs22 min - 5
January 28, 1960 (3)
17 paragraphs3 min - 6
January 28, 1960 (4)
382 paragraphs82 min - 7
January 29, 1960
2 paragraphs1 min - 8
January 29, 1960 (2)
5 paragraphs1 min - 9
January 29, 1960 (3)
540 paragraphs145 min - 10
January 29, 1960 (4)
107 paragraphs37 min - 11
February 2, 1960
334 paragraphs96 min - 12
February 2, 1960 (2)
152 paragraphs33 min - 13
February 2, 1960 (3)
385 paragraphs95 min - 14
February 2, 1960 (4)
71 paragraphs7 min - 15
June 16, 1960
223 paragraphs49 min
Text of Congressional Record: Containing the Proceedings and Debates of the 86th Congress, 2d session, vol. 106 (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1960), the bound edition, read from OCR; the debates are given as reported, not always word for word.How this text was made