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Index to Vol. I—SOUTHERN SCHOOL NEWS
petitions
filed at Little Rock and 16 other dist
r) l 3'5
no immed suits in La O I, 7:2ff
K; s bv Miss Gov Hugh L White O I, 9:lff
Pol in S C told by State Pres James M Hinton
?u,!^tens legal act in Tenn; Davidson Co Supt
Loss replies to request appt com O I, I3:4ff
gov Shivers predicts reaction to local bds con-
Offidals^ap J Lindsay Almond Jr, Atty Gen,
AskP^ov Marland (W Va) denounce instig
5f CI Pres S Hubert LaGrove, N M, investi sch
imitate Conf pass resol re state policy seg
2’4ff
L' e Sen Rainach (La) denounces N 4, 3:2
pi. officials ask Actg Gov Charley E. Johns to
n Sheriff McCall N 4, 3:5
ahv Louis Redding objects State Sup Ct Del
•truce" in Milford incidents N 4, 6:1
Peekskill, N Y branch invites NAAWP Pres Bry
ant Bowles to speak; withdraws invit N 4, 6:3
charlotte Chapter, Catawba Chapter, request
hearings sch bd (N C) N 4, 13:3
N C State Conv discus seg N 4, 13:3
First legal suit vs El Reno Jr Coll fol May 17
at Oklahoma City N 4, 13:4
c;ies mandamus suit vs El Reno Jr Coll N 4, 13:4
Files suit vs Okla Col for Women N 4, I3:4ff
Okla City Sch Bd welcomes sug of NAACP:
leader Roscoe Dunjee criticizes bd N 4, 13:5
Stand petit presented Okla City sch bd N 4,
Hdds Fighting Fund for Freedom rally, Okla
City N 4, 13:5
Tom Linder (Ga) accuses NAACP seeking to
mix races in church, etc N 4, 14:5
S C Pres James M. Hinton replies to Gov James
Byrnes N 4, 14:Iff
Tenn State Conf held, Nashville; three-point
prog set up N 4, 16:1
Ala State Conv, Selma, dis opening U of Ala
to Ng O I, 2:5
Atty Louis Redding asks for integ by Sept 1955
D I. 3:1
Employs Dr Margaret Just Butcher on field staff
D 1,4:4
Fla membership drive pushed D I, 5:3
Tampa Atty Rodriguez disc deseg in Fla D I,
5:3ff
Ga State counsel Austin T Walden disc Ga const
amendmt D 1, 6:2ff
Miss State Conv resol condemn state const
amend D I, 8:2ff
Repre at publ hearings of Va Comm on Publ
Ed D I, I5:2ff
State Pres Oliver Hill disagrees with Comm on
Publ Ed, Va re sep but eq doct. D I. I5:2ff
iupported by resol, Va lehrs' Ass'n (Ng) efforts,
inteq D I, 15:3
Challenged by Citizens Cncls leader, Selma,
Ala, J 6, 2:2
Wilmington Chapter (Del.) brings suit, J 6, 4:1
W Va State Conf asks Gov Marland apt inter
racial com, gather facts, J 6, 2:5
Leaders repres in Ky's Citizens' Com on Deseg
J 6, 8:3
$ C State Conf Pres James M Hinton discusses
desire of Ng par F 3, 3:5
Atty Thurgood Marshall at Atlanta says orgn
pledges to "break down seg in all forms" F 3,
Atl Br charqes discrim vs Nq physicians F 3, 6:5
Ala chapter replies to Dr Collier P Clay (Nf)
F 3, 6.5
Sets up field office, Jackson, Miss F 3, 9:4
E B Henderson, Va, objects rept Grey Comm
F 3. 11:1
Field sec'y appraises Ark Community on integ
Mr 3, 2:2
Oak Ridge Branch inactive F 3, 13:3
Field Sec'y Vernon McDaniels reports on Ark
progress Mr 3 2:2
Tuskegee (Ala) Chapter addressed by Judge
Hubert T Delaney Mr 3, 3:4
Wilmington (Del) Chapter conducts member
ship drive: 2,500 Mr 3, 5:5
Fla Conf asks state stop bldg seg schs Mr 3,
6: Iff
Dr Channing Tobias, Chmn Bd of Directors, add
Winston-Salem meet (NC) Mr 3, I3:4ff
tenn Conf Pres J F Grimmet protests bill at
otainback hearing Mr 3, I4:2ff
Okla City Branch protests omission NAACP
[epres on Mayor's Com on Human Relations
Mr 3, 16:3
lawyer suppts Ng child denied admiss Bain-
bridge Naval Training C enter sch Ap 7, 7:4
youneastern Regional Conf meets in Atlanta
1^05 branches); discuss "state govts . . . meth-
• • • to circumvent" Ap 7, 11:1 ff
Atlanta branch suggests use Ng detectives,
court prosecutors Ap 7, II :4
NO State Pres Kelly Alexander sends Gov Lu-
, r Hodges 27 bills proposing change various
S3, 'jws Ap 7, 12:3
Oklahoma City conf hears Mrs Sarah Patton
“?y>e Ap 7, 15:5
"k • $ ec Y Vernon McDaniel reports Ark
prospect" for integ My 4, 2:Iff
Randolph urges Ng support NAACP
Rouge (La) meeting hears Daniel Byrd
NAACP's Teacher Security and Inf Agency
My 4, 10:3
oy Wilkins addresses Freedom Day rally at
Ra, e'gh, NC Je 8, 13:2
%'I'Atty James M., Jr.
th Atty George E C Hayes files brief behalf
^Pottswood Thomas Bolling Ng students D I,
•Up* Ng educators adopt 5 steps in behalf
'" te 9 J 6, 8:4
Ram- U6S Su P Ct on behalf of Spottswood T
"o'ling, et al My 4, 2:4ff
Sam V.
Conf of Col Par & Tchrs commu-
u.rL Wlde Dr °blem Je 8, 12:Iff
N p“iter, Tom G
inters^| na |^ a P * an *° r ‘ mmed ‘ com Pl e f e
S&Gov Marland for not taking stronger
O I, 15:3
stand
on Integ N 4, 15:4
°i* K RIDGE
"■iff deseg (Spec SERS M) F 3 > I2:lff;
Fo '* ce Comm Beverly
9:lff S a PP ea l during Baltimore Incident N 4,
0ff| cial actions following supreme
COURT DECISION
LJ5V* : State Boards of Education:
^esol'utfon^ 6 ^ ct ‘ on ^ ee a * so Legal Action);
A .^bama
2:3* ^ tate Bd Ed issues formal resol re seg S 3,
2:|ff* e " Com Report submitted to legis N 4,
PetitV ,nan ,?PP rov es resol Sen Walter Givhan
Resoling hrpit j ur;sdict y s Sup Ct Mr 3 . 3:3
a Hea ai ^ am Englehardt, Macon) ask
Arl^jj A a Const provid for seg schs Mr 3, 3:5
Ed n ^
seg S°3 nr 2.'5 S '° ner Ford details state's policy re
a, nt rnr*« e Council request determine legisl
Stat e Bd F r j needed ' fo1 Su P Ct Dec S 3, 2:3
J!»g schoec a PP rov ed change policy accredit-
Stat e • 2:5
P r °Posal • f,^°Pf s policy re seg O I, 3:2ff
'dent on J n n , ouse °f Reps eliminate racial
‘Ms deslrt° L ax r ®ceipts; tables F 3, 2:3
-r 3, qned - a 1 i vi. ■)
^-4; ^j'^ned Preserve seg introduced Mr 3,
schrP Ves H B 183, enabling accept federal
'Viliams Mr^^ff ' n * rod ^ en ^°b er f Hayes
Sen turns down bill designed preserve seg
Ap 7, 3:1
Delaware
Atty Gen H Albert Young issues statement in-
terp St Const, re Sup Ct dec S 3, 3:1
Gov J Caleb Boggs outlines state's policy re
Sup Ct decision S 3, 3:1
Recommends Gen Assembly creation of St
Human Refa com F 3, 3:4
Recommends cont Del State College Ng F 3,
3:4ff
State Bd Ed proposes districts without distinc
tion as to color lines Ap 7, 4:1
Civil Rights code presented Gen Assembly by
Ng Dem Rep Ap 7, 4:5
Bill presented State Senate, wipe out State
Bd of Ed replace State Sch Comm My 4, 9:2
House of Rep votes down FEPC bill Je 8, 12:5
District of Columbia
Sch Bd announces 5-point anti-discrimination
policy S 3, 4:2
Sch Bd begins work reorg top adm officer
jobs J6, 5:1 ff
Sch Supt Hobart M. Corning gives plan for
realigning duties District's dual adm staff Mr
3, 4:1-3
Sch Bd mem revamp admin posts in District
sch system Ap 7, 7:3-5
Sch Bd approves Coming's adm blueprint My
4, 5:5
Florida
Legis adopts memorial Cong urge action per
mit So states preserve seg Je 8, 16:Iff
Passes bill allowing local sch bds assign pu
pils Je 8, 16:1 ff
Bill designed protect co finan loss should re
fuse operate int military base schs Je 8, I6:lff
Resol calling extra session Cong app by Gov
LeRoy Collins Je 8, I6:lff
Sen approves bill protecting counties vs fi
nancial loss refusing operate deseg schs mil
bases. Je 8, 16:5
State Cabinet approp $10,000 survey, opinion:
results summarized S 3, 5:2ff
Atty Gen Richard Ervin prepares amicus curiae
brief to file U S Sup Court: details discussed
O I, 6:1 ff
Actg Gov Charley E Johns proposes resol to
So Govs' Conf-Boca Raton, ask Congress turn
sch affairs over fo states D I, 5:Iff
Atty Gen Richard W. Ervin's brief to U S
Sup Ct; excerpts D I, 5:4
Fla State Sup Ct issues ruling on legality is
suing bonds to be used sep Ng and wh schs
in ruling on Manatee Co sch bond issue D I,
5:4ff
Actg Gov Charley E Johns, Leroy Collins, dis
cuss Johns' resol at So Govs' Conf J 6, 6:Iff
Atty Gen Richard Ervin and asst recheck publ
and sch officials on opinions polled summer
1954, preparation Sup Ct hearings Ap 7, 9:1 ff
Legis opens; no bills prepared re seg by Atty
Gen's office; sch finance prob wait tax in
creases Ap 7, 9:3ff
Sen Charley E. Johns (Ex-Gov) presents bill
maintain seg by assign pupils My 4, 9:1
Atty Gen Richard Ervin reports on Sup Ct May
31 ruling to South Fla leaders My 4, 9:1
Atty Gen Richard Ervin discusses May 31 rul
ing before civic gps My 4, 9:1
Rep Prentice Pruitt, Monticello, discusses al
ternatives for preserv seg, proposes bills My
4 9:5
Georgia
Comm on Ed study plans provide ed consis
tent with both st and fed constit S 3. 5:2
Resol passed, st const amendmt provide grants
citizens for ed purposes S 3, 5:2
Ga Const Amendmt ratified by public vote;
Austin T Walden calls amendmt unconst D I,
6:1 ff
Atty Gen’s office releases bill prov assign stud
in sch distr D 1, 6:5
Talmadge requests official opin on const
amendmt N 4, 10:! ff
Ga Ed Comm proposes bills, submit to Gen
Assembly J 6, 7:1
House passes resol introd by Rep C C Per
kins Carrol Co Rep Bill Kilgore amend US
Const separate units in military life F 3, 6:1;
Mr 3, 7:2
Bill introd Rep Perkins prohib under penalty
oartic wh and Ng athl in any contest Mr 3,
7:2
Gen Assembly passes bill making felony sch
off spend tax money mixed publ schs Mr 3,
7:1-3
Gen Assembly urges Cong amend Fed Const
make states solely responsible for sch policies
Mr 3, 7:2
Adopts resol commend mqr Fla hotel ordering
Ng leaves mixed GOP dinner Mr 3, 7-2
Urges Congress require Sup Ct justices minim
5 yrs iudicial exper before appt Mr 3. 7:2
Rep Forrester introd bill US House of Rep giv
ing states sole jurisdict over sch syst Mr 3,
State Bd Ed rejects student songbook "dark
ies" omitted My 4, 3:5
State Bd Ed bans sch texts: Together We Sing,
Our Changing Social Order, America Land
of Freedom Je 8, 18:1 ff
Kansas
/Bd of Ed Topeka votes . . . "terminate seg . . .
/ elem grades . . . rapidly . . . practicable"
O I, 16:1 ff
Kansas City Bd Ed passes resol begin integ
immed all schs O.I, 16:1 ff
Kentucky
Gov Lawrence Wetherby appts 7-member com
to advise, problems S 3, 7:3
Si^te Bd Ed advises local bds proceed under
sea^panding-Stjp Ct's final decree S 3, 7:3
Louisiana
Legis passes three bills, preserve seg S 3, I3:3ff
Const amendmt No 16 wins in Nov 2 election
D 1, 6:Iff
Legis faces showdown on allocation of tide-
lands revenues, for highways, schs F 3, 7:lff
Legis approves approp 50 millions for high
ways Mr 3, II :3ff
"Pay-as-you-go" group asks slowdown all
spending Ap 7, 8:1
Maryland
State Bd Ed adopts statmenf favoring comuli-
ance Sup Ct S 3, 6:3
Baltimore City Bd of Sch Commissioners asks
City Solicitor Thomas N Biddison for ruling
S 3, 6:4ff
Baltimore City Bd of Sch Commissioners
adopts resol to comply Sup Ct decision S 3,
6:4ff
Supt John H. Fisher (Baltimore) issues policy
directive S 3, 6:4ff
State Bd Ed names 5-man com develop pro
gram for inteq in Md O I, 8:4ff
Md petition Corn's bill urge tax reduct per
sons unwill send child integ sch Mr 3, 10:1
Bill to have sch bd members, Garett Co
elected withdrawn Mr 3, 10:1
Three Ng legis (Baltimore) introd omnibus
anti-discrim bill Mr 3, 10:1
Montgomery Co Bd of Ed uses "field tests"
basis for statement policy, outlines plan of
action Ap 7, 7:1
Policy statement on integ given by co bd of ed
(Montaomery Co) Ap 7, 6:2ff
Kent Queen Anne's Co bds ed plan joint
meeting to discuss deseg; Somerset Co bd
ed's steps outlined by co supt C Allen My 4,
7:4ff
Prince George's co bd ed appts com study de
seg My 4, 7:3
Mississippi
Gov Hugh White calls state-level bi-racial
meeting: seeks endorsement "voluntary" seg
S 3, 8:1
Texts sections 201 205 Art 8 State const given:
text proposed const amendmt S 3, 8:2ff
Gov H L White's message to spec session legis
denounces Sup Ct O I, 9:1 ff
Sponsors amendmt point to provision O I, 9:1
House Speaker Walter Sillers offers HCR 13,
efforts made cont publ schs if amendmt rati
fied O I, 9:Iff
HCR 2 adopted by House Sen; text in full D I,
8:2ff
Rep Joel Blass heads opposition for "Friends of
Seg Schs" J 6, I0:lff
Const-Amendmt passes by vote two to one
J 6, 10:Iff
Tax proposals list raising funds for ed F 3, 9:2ff
Legislature passes new tax bill Mr 3, 9:3ff
Const amendmt authorizing abolition publ
schs, ratified by electorate inserted in const
Mr. 3, 9:5
88 million dollar tax programs passed by leg
islature provide way "sep but eq" facilities
Ap 7, 5:1 ff
Law enacted penalizing wh attending high
sch or lower grade schs with Ng My 4, 8:1
Missouri
Legis com approves bill making illegal racial
restrict hotels, restaurants, theaters by aider-
men defeats (Jefferson City) D I, 10:2
Legis prepares repeal statutes provid seg schs
Mr 3, 12:5
Three Ng members House file bill remove seg
laws Mr. 3, 12:5
Human Rights bill gets bipartisan endorse
ment Mr 3, 12:5
Resol ask restaurants businesses Jefferson City
drop discrim Mr. 3, 12:5
North Carolina
Greensboro City Sch Bd directs supt begin
study means comply Sup Ct decision S 3, 10:2
Gov Umstead asks Inst Govt make study S 3,
10:2
Lieut Gov Luther Hodges appts com from
State Bd Ed study sch laws S 3, 10:3
State Bd Ed votes cont seg for yr 1954-55 S 3
! 0:3
Bills introd Gen Assembly giving city and
co bds ed "complete authority" enroll assign
ment pupils F 3, 14:2ff
Rep Sam Worthington (Pitt Co) introd bill
prop submit public referendum const amendmt
private seg scs Mr 3, 13:1 ff
Gen Assembly receives bill recom codification
condensation present state laws on schs Mr
3, 13:3
Gen Assembly recommends changes in tchr's
and principals' contracts Mr 3, 13:3
Gov Hodges supports bill giving sch bds con
trol assign enroll pupils Ap 7, 12:1-4
Gen Assembly considers bills keep schs seg
Ap 7, 12:1-4
Rep Roger Kiser proposes amendmt to as
signment bill Ap 7, 12:2
Senate passes bill transferring assignment en
rollment pupils fo local sch bds Ap 7, 12:1
Rep B I Satterfield introduces bill deny state
city county funds to integ schs Ap 7, 12:1 ff
Gen Assembly enacts law transferring assign
enroll pupils to local sch bds My 4, 10:4
Gen Assembly passes law placing tchr con
tracts on one-yr basis My 4, 10:4
Gen Assembly enacts revised sch law Je 8, 13:1
Rep Byron Haworth seeks way effect integ
without violence Je 8, 13:2
Oklahoma
Five-point constitutional amendmt introd in
legis F 3, 10:Iff
Rep Bill Shipley Okmulgee offers "free trans
fer" plan F 3, I0:2ff
Amendmt brings debate in House calls for
election on amendmt March 25 Mr 3, 16:1 ff
Packaqe amendmt JHR 504 goes to voters Ap
7, 15:1 ff
Gov Raymond Gary Okla Ed Assn Okla City
Supt Schs supt package amendmt Ap 7, 15:1 ff
Rep Guy Horton Altus attacks measure: "open
floodgates to deseg" Ap 7, 15:Iff
Election passes amendmt three to one: Rep
Bill Langley introduces bill cont seg My 4, 4:1 ff
Bill passes Senate statutory changes touching
on seg listed Je 8, 17:1 ff; 23:4
South Carolina
Legis debates bills re seq Mr 3, 14:1 ff
Sens Thurmond, Johnston intro bills limit Sup
Ct Mr 3, I4:3ff
Legis passes six bills preserve seg Ap 7, 13:1
Senate amends Approp Bill assgn pupils My 4,
6: Iff
Leais ' resol to Congress curb Sup Ct My 4,
6:2ff
Teacher contracts bill introd in Senate My
4. 6:3ff
Tennessee
Sen elect Charles A Stainback announces will
introd bill preserve seq D I, 2:5
Control provis Stainback bill outlined J 6
i4: !ff
School finan prob given top priority legis
opens J 6, I4:3ff
Sen Stainback introduces Sen Bill no 62 F 3
16:1 ff
Hearing held on Stainback bill Mr 3, 15:1 ff
Local sea bills auth by Sen Stainback vetoed
by Gov Clerrent Ap 7, 16:1 ff
Texas
Resol introd expand finan powers Univ regents
F 3. 7:1 ff
Bill introd by Rep J O Gillham Brownfield to
double tuition all state coll univ F 3, 7:3
Resol introd exDand bldg program TSU; Prai
rie View F 3. 7:3
Legis budget bd and Gov Allan Shivers re
commend increase subsidy TSU Prairie View
(for N) F 3, 7:4
Leqis budaet bd suggests adl pay exceptional
tchrs F 3, 7:5
Saunders bill add sch construction funds de
bated by reps TSTA Texas RR Mr 3, 6:1 ff
Ed nets Iqest share state budqet approv Leg
Ap 7 15:2 _
leoislature increases state aid to ir coll Ap 7
15:3
House increases salaries TSU Prairie View Ap
7 15:3
Sen com approves finance bill: increase to mu-
nicin ir roll Ng branches criticized
Ad 7 15:3ff
Legislature passes bill revis tchr cert stan
dards My 4, 5:4
Virginia
Gov Thomas B Stanley appts 32-man com of
legislators study problems seg S 3, 13:1 ff
West Virginia
State SuDt W W Trent advises co supts begin
reorg plans immediately outlines four pat
terns for inteq in state S3. !4:2ff
Legis votes Rommev Sch for Deaf and Blind
serve both races F 3, 13:5
Taylor co bd of ed to close Ng sch at end of
present term Je 8, 12:5
ORGANIZATIONS
Acting in Opposition to Sup. Ct. Decision
BAR Association of Tampa and Hillsborough
Co.
Proposes resol declare deseg unconstitutional
J 6 6:5
CHRISTIAN American Segregation Association
Off-shoot NAAWP Inc Ap 7, 4:4
CITIZENS' Councils
Described, org detailed O I, 9:2ff
Offer financ suppt campaign amendment to
Miss Const N 4,11:2
Winona, Miss rept on org D I, 8:5
Org purpose outlined J 6, 2:1-3
Dallas Co Ala hear Robert B Patterson tell
how intend retain seg Mr 3, 3:5
Women's aux forms at Sumner. Miss My 4, 8:3
Reos from Miss add rally England Ark Ap 7,
3:4ff
CLARENDON Co., S.C.
Forms two new grps preserve seg N 4, 15:1,3
DEFENDERS of State Sovereignty and Individual
Liberties
Incorp Va N 4, 15:1
Add directors suppt abol free pub ed Va My
4, 6:4
Appt full-time exec secy, William E. Maxey,
Jr My 4, 6:4
DELTA Council of White Leaders
Adopt resol opp Sup Ct decision Je 8, 15:3
DISTRICT Federation of Citizens Assns
Enjoins bd ed decision integ schs S 3, 4:4
Seeks temp injunction restrain order sch bd
O I, 5:1
FARM Bureau Federation
South Carolina
Sup seg S 3, 15:5
Adopts resol sup seg schs D I, 13:2ff
Eniists Management Research Institute prep
booklet on seg N 4, I4:2ff
Adopts resol sup seg schs D I, 13:2ff
Sumter County
With local States' Rights League sup seg cen
sure Sup Ct O I.. I'2:4
Sussex County
Calls for halt integ publ schs N 4, 7:4
FEDERATION for Constitutional Government
J U Barr chmn explains aims F 3, 9:2ff
FLORIDA States' Rights Inc.
Chartered Dade Co N 4, 3:4ff
GEORGIA Education Association
Support seg Ap 7, 11:2
GRASS Roots League
Champions sep of races N 4, 14:5
JACKSON States' Rights Association
Chartered Miss My 4, 8:1; 8:3
MARYLAND Petition Committee
Circulates West River Proclamation Ann Arun
del Co O I, 8:5
Seeks legis sponsor anti-integ bills F 3, 8:1
METHODIST
Six states org preserve seg church J6, 2:3 .
Norlina NC resol vs adm Ng to Meth coll inst
Mr 3, 13:5
MISSIONARY Baptist Association (Texas)
Resolves integ "immoral" D I, 15:4ff
MISSISSIPPI Assn of Methodist Ministers and
Laymen to Maintain Racial Custorns in Church
es, Schools, Conferences and Jurisdictions
Forms My 4, 8:1; 8:3
NATIONAL Assn, for the Advancement of
White People
Officials demand resig Gov Boggs N 4, 6:3
Atty Gen Albert Young threat revoke charter
Pres Bryant Bowles holds first meetg Baltimore
city Its N 4, 9:1 ff
Sup Ct Judge James K Cullen rejects suit vs
Baltimore sch bd N 4, 9:2
Denied permit rally Braddock Field Va N 4,
15:3
Bowles'promises form chapt Lake Co Fla D I,
5:5
Testimonial dinner honor Bowles at VFW hall
Wilmington J 6, 4:2
Leaders Md chapt explain purpose strategies
J 6, 9:2ff
NATIONAL Committee for the 23rd and 24th
Amendments # .
Urges Govs Conf adopt resol limit Sup Ct
powers D I, 5:2ff
NATIONAL Protective Individual Rights, Inc.
Incorporated J 6, 13:Iff
NEGRO Improvement Assn, of Alabama, Inc.
Seeks sep but eq facilities F 3, 6:5
NORTH Carolina Assn, for the Preservation of
the White Race
Forms at Durham O I, 11:5
PRESBYTERIAN Synod Mississippi
Votes cont seg O I, 12:5
Presbyterian church US (Southern) rejects me
morial open schs churches Ng D I, 8:4
SOUTH Carolina Education Assn.
Adopts stat urge preserve seg schs N 4, I4:2ff
Endorses seg D I, 13:1
SOUTHERN Gentlemen's Organization
Forms Baton Rouge La; membership secret My
4, 10:3
STATES' Rights Council of Georgia, Inc.
Organized Augusta F 3, 6:5
STATES' Rights Council South Carolina
Organized O 1, 12:4
STATES' Rights League
Florence S.C.
Criticizes "inter-racial propaganda Ap 7, 13:
4
Sumter County S.C.
With Sumter Co Farm Bureau sup seg censure
Sup Ct O I, 12:4
VETERANS of Foreign Wars (S.C.)
Backs gov stand on seg Ap 7, 13:4
WHITE America, Inc.
Incorporated Pine Bluff Ark Mr 3, 2:1
ACTING IN SUPPORT OF INTEGRATION
AAUW, Va Div urges publ officials back Sup
Ct decision My 4, 7:1
AFL-CIO plan funds drive wipe out seg in
South Ap 7, 1:4 .
American Council on Education, Committee
on Equality of Opportunity in Higher Educa
tion adopts resol urges Ng appt faculty posts
excerpt address U S Asst Atty Gen J Lee Ran
kin D I, 10:1
Anne Arundel Co. (Md) citizens grp hears
rep of state atty gen's office advocate deseg
"as soon as poss" J 6, 9:4; holds study grp
on Sup Ct decision F 3, 8:5
Arkansas Teachers' Assn (Ng) adopts policy
statement on inteq D I, 2:3
Baltimore Masons (Ng) hear Gov McKeldin at
annual meetinq F 3, 8:2
Bapt State Convention (N C)adopts comm
report reaffirming fundamental rights all indi
viduals J 6, 12:5
B'nai B'rith St. Louis award to Supt Philip
Hickey Mr 3. 12:5
Charleston Ministerial Assn recommends FEPC
Ml backs Sud Ct decision Ap 7, 9:5
Citizens grp Fla discuss role in integ M 4, 9:4
CIO-AFL plan funds drive to wipe out seg in
South Ap 7, 11:4
Committee on Racial Equality Baltimore re
ceives Sidney Hollander Fndn award J 6, 9:5
Conference of So Ora (Fisk Univ) exchange
info on inteq F 3. I6:4ff
Dade Co Council on Human Relations (Fla)
holds series neiqhborhood meetings discuss
integ J6, 6:5
Fla sponsors panel on deseg Ap. 7, 9:4; holds
neighborhood forums My 4, 9:5
Elizabeth City Ministerial Assn (N. C.) passes
r^sol suopt decision S 3, 10:2
Episc Council of Diocese (Atlanta) resolves
racial seg un-Christian text resol given Mr 3,
7:5
Exec Council Episc Diocese (N C) adopts
resol accept decision S 3. 10:2
73rd Annual Convention Central N C Episc
Woman's Auxiliary resolves orderly transition
inteq publ schs My 4. 10:5
Eastern Council on Moral and Spiritual Values
(Louisville. Ky) holds panel-audience discus
sion inteq F 3. 5:2ff
Fort Meyers (Fla) Ng and wh ministers form
interracial grp work under auspices Fort Mey
ers Ministerial Assn. Mr 3, 6:5
Lay Citizens' Eductaional Advisory Commit
tee (Interracial Macon) adopts two-state plan
of integration O.I, 10:5
Methodist Conference N C backs Sup Ct de
cision amend rept of Bd of Soc and Econ Re
lations D 1, 2:S
Methodist ministers Ng rap seq urge officials
imnlpment Sud Ct decision Je 8. 15:5
Montgomery Co. (Md) Council of PTAs ad
mits Ng units under new charter My 4, 7:2;
debates time table My 4, 7:2; inter-grp. Re
lations Com to Md Conq distributes kits
outmlines plans action My 4, 7:2ff
Montgomery Co Farm Bureau (Md) favor 12-
vr proqram integ schs Mr 3, 10:3
Nat Conf Chr and Jews lauds public paro
chial schs for progress integration (St Louis
Mo) J 6, 11:4
Wolds human relations institutes Okla City
Tulsa D I, I2:3ff Sponsors workshops in Inferqrp
Hma Citv Tulsa D I. I2:3ff Sponsors Jnterarp
Youth Movement holds weeklv discussions city-
u'ide St Louis (Mo) J 6. 11:3ff
Nashville (Tenn) two-day workshop discuss
Sno Ct decision Je 8. 19:5
Negro grps NAACP elect committee lawyers
ednea+ors study Droblem deseq S 3. 7:4
N C Teacher's Assn (Ng) discuss "local op-
+^on" lew Mv 4. 10:5
North Carolina Interracial citizens'. commit
tees meet "study and plan ways" decinion can
be met J 6, 12:5
N C Council of Churches adopts resol urging
churches work to integrate sch Mr 3, 13:3
Palmetto Ea Assn (N) backs Sup Ct D I, 13:1
Raleigh Ministerial Assn (N C) passes resol
establish policy all community services on in
terracial basis J 6, 12:5
Regional Council for Negro Leadership meets
at Mound Bayou (Miss) Rep Charles C. Diggs
Jr (Dem Mich) addresses meeting My 4, 8:1 ff
Southern Police Institute Univ of Louisville
holds seminal speakers Robert Carter Weldon,
James Mark Etheridge, Police Chief Carl E.
Heustis, Milwaukee Police Chief John W.
Polcyn D C Chief Robert V Murray Mr 3, 8:5
SOUTHERN REGIONAL COUNCIL (STATES
SEE COUNCIL ON HUMAN RELATIONS)
Organization Described Officers Listed AP 7,
11:2-3; criticizes southern states made no
move toward compliance with decision Ap 7,
11:2 ’ 3
Arkansas Division of Southern Regional Coun
cil organized at Little Rock S 3, 2:5
Arkansas Council on Human Relations or
ganized Nat Griswold Exec director Ap 7, 3:4
Florida Council for Human Relations organ
ized Ap 7, 9:4
Georgia Committee on Interracial Coopera
tion Dir by Dr. Guy Wells Ap 7, 11:2
Kentucky Council Human Relations Dr. Hugh
A. Brimm Pres reveals teams training on prob
lems integ D 1, 9:3
Kentucky Council on Human Relations files in
corp papers in Frankfurt active in 19 coun
ties Ap 7, 8:1
Louisiana Council of Human Relations holds
workshop F 3, 7:2ff
North Carolina Council on Human Relations
elects Dr. R ; alph Wellons chrmn Je 8, 13:5
Texas Commission on Race Relations (Branch
of SRC) hears Dr. Hector Garcia at Austin
advocates integ Ap 7, 15:4
Virqinia Council on Human Relations formed
in Richmond Ap 7., I4:2ff
St Louis Council on Human Relations holds
one-day workshop integ J 6, 11:3
Teachers' Benefit Assn Nashville hears Dr. Her
man Long, Dr Preston Valien discuss moral
attitudInal aspects integ J b, I4:2ff
Texas Bapt Gen Convention (Fort Worth)
urges suppt inteq N 4, 16:5
Texas Council of Negro Organizations pledges
fight implement Sup Ct decision at Austin
adopt resolution Mr 3, 6:1 ff
United Church Women protest segregation
meeting (S C) S 3, 12:4
United Church Women of Fla endorse Supt Ct
ruling J 6, 6:5
United Church Women Council of Jewish
Women League Women Voters 4 other (Nash
ville) sponsor two-day workshop discuss Sup
Ct decision Je 8, 19:5
W Va Ed Assn (Wh) W Va State Tchrs' Ass'n
(N) consolidate under WVEA "Declaration of
Unification" issues statement on unification
N 4, 15:5
P
Pres Pikeville Jr Coll comments on integ N
4, 16:2
PANAMANIAN State Dept.
Visitor leaves Moberly when discrim My 4, 3:3
PANNELL, Supt. H.C.
Works with citizens group (Lovington) integ
effected without incid O I, I5:3ff
PARKER, Judge John J.
Decrees Va parks and playgrounds may op
erate seg basis unless Sup Ct changes it Je
8, 14:1
PARRISH, Dr. Charles R.
Participates Louisville forum on deseg Mr. 3,
8:5
PATTEN, Rep. Robert
Warns pass Stilwell bill may integ Ng tchrs
wh schs My 4, 5:4
PATTERSON, Dr Frederick
Notes correlation between ed opp and employ
opps My 4, 8:5
PATTERSON, Robert B.
Miss planter tells Dallas Co (Ala) how wh
Citizens Cncls intend to maintain seg Mr. 3,
3:5
PEARSALL, Thomas J.
Named chairman of N C advisory committee
S 3, 10:3
Issues statement on work of committee S 3,
10:5
PENINSULA METHODIST
Adopt resol sup racial wt integ pub schs Je 8,
12:4
PENNINGTON, Mrs. Harvey
Wife state sen (Miss) heads Women's Auxil
iary Citizen's Cncls My 4, 8:3
PERKINS, Rep. C. C.
Carrol Co introd > resol House amend U S
Const separate units in military life F 3, 6:1;
Mr 3, 7:2
PERSONS, Gov. Gordon
Will take no official action following Sup Ct
decision S 3. 2:4
Refuses to call spec legisl sess cons Boutwell
Com recomm N 4, 2:lff
PETITIONS
Signers withdraw NAACP petit asking admis
Ng chil schs Tylertown Walthall Co (Miss)
S 3, 8:2
30 Ng parents N Augusta (S C) petit cont
seg S 3, 12:4
Nashville city bd ed petit by parents three
wh chil S 3. 14:4ff
NAACP petit Davidson Co sch bd S 3 14:5
Ng petit for admis Memphis State Coll S3,
14:5
23 Ng chil (Ala) petit enroll all-white Harri
son elem sch O I, 2:1-3
NAACP Anniston, Brewton, Montgomery,
(Ala) file petit sch bd asking reorg schs O I,
2:3
Ng parents (Ark) file NAACP petit asking
meetings with sch bds O I, 3:5
Deleq from Pender Co (N C) petit Gov Um-
sfead cont seg in state O I, 11:4
40 Ng students attempt reg Baton Rouge 7
apply at Gretna O 1,7:Z
20 high 4 elem student petit adm N Dallas
(Texas) wh sch O I, I3:2ff
NAACP petit bds ed Charlotte, Mecklenberg
Montgomery, Harnett, Vance Co (N C) end
seg N 4, 13:3
Okla City sch bd receives NAACP's stand
petit request immed integ N 4, 13:5
Milton residents send petit Gov Boggs oppos
ing Gen H. Albert Young as atty repres Del
before U S Sup Ct D I, 3:5
D. C. parents petit sch officials change Ana-
costia and Eastern High boundary lines D I,
4:2
Macon Co Ch NAACP petit Bibb Co (Ga) Bd
E to integ schs J 6, 7:5
W C George petit gov and Gen Assembly
(N C) asking cont seg J 6, 12:2
Negro parents Maiden petit Catawba Co
(N C) Bd Ed for Eq Facil J 6, 12:3
Univ students Chapel Hill (N C) pettitit urg-
ing seg ed all level Mr 3, 13:4
PETTIE, Mrs. Mansion B
Appointed new D C mem sch bd by Dist
Judges Je 8, 16:3
PHELPS, Lawrence E. Macon
Reports on integ and comm accep O I, 10:5
PHILANDER SMITH COLLEGE
Graduates its first wh student Je 8, 13:1
PHILLIPS, Frank W.
Ng runs for sch bd (Dallas) Ap 7, 15:5
PHILLIPS, O. Wayne
Supt Schs Kirksville reports satis integ N 4,
12:5
PHILOSOPHERS EDUCATION SOCIETY
Region IV issues rept Sup Ct decision Je 8,
18:5
PHILPOTT, Rep. H. Cloyd
Takes issue with Satterfield "local option bill"
Ap 7, 12:2