During Eisenhower's presidency, the National Liberal League questioned the appointment of William Brennan to the Supreme Court. In the 1960s, James Hervey Johnson is reported to have assumed the leadership of the National Liberal League of that era. Current era records suggest that Johnson relocated operations in his era of the 1947-founded organization to California, that the organization renamed itself in 1966 to the ``National League For The Separation Of Church And State'', and that subsequent to Johnson's death an organization of that name continued in New York, with leadership passing to Fred Edwords.
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