Abstract
Abstract Roman Pucinski served in the US House of Representatives for fourteen years during one of the most turbulent and transformative periods in American history. Protests about the war in Vietnam, racial tensions, and technological development added to what was then an unprecedented number of urban riots, all combined to place exceptional pressure on legislators to respond to the various crises. In all these areas, Pucinski played a leading part in finding solutions to the nation's problems. This article explores his prominent congressional leadership role in promoting positive domestic change against the background of historical events between 1959 and 1973.
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