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A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of
BLACK STUDIES RESEARCH SOURCES
Microfilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections
General Editors: John H. Bracey, Jr. and August Meier
PAPERS OF THE NAACP
Part
22
Legal Department
Administrative Files,
1956-1965
UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA

A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of
BLACK STUDIES RESEARCH SOURCES
Microfilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections
General Editors: John H. Bracey, Jr. and August Meier
PAPERS OF THE NAACP
Part 22:
Legal Department Administrative
Files, 1956-1965
Edited by John H. Bracey, Jr. and August Meier
Project Coordinator
Randolph Boehm
Guide compiled by
Blair Hydrick
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People.
Papers of the NAACP. [microform]
Accompanied by printed reel guides.
Contents: pt. 1. Meetings of the Board of Directors,
records of annual conferences, major speeches, and
special reports, 1909-1950 / editorial adviser, August
Meier; edited by Mark Fox--pt. 2. Personal
correspondence of selected NAACP officials, 1919-1939 /
editorial--[etc.]--pt. 22. Legal department administrative
files, 1956-1965.
1. National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People--Archives. 2. Afro-Americans--Civil
Rights--History--20th century--Sources. 3. Afro-
Americans--History--1877-1964--Sources. 4. United
States--Race relations--Sources. I. Meier, August,
1923- . II. Boehm, Randolph. III. Title.
E185.61 [Microfilm] 973'.0496073 86-892185
ISBN 1-55655-601-2 (microfilm: pt. 22)
Copyright © 1997 by University Publications of America.
All rights reserved.
ISBN 1-55655-601-2.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Scope and Content Note xi
Note on Sources xv
Editorial Note xv
Abbreviations xvii
Reel Index
Reel 1
Group V, Series B, Administrative File
General Office File--Carter, Robert L.--General Correspondence
Box 3 1
Reel 2
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Carter, Robert L.--General Correspondence cont.
Boxes 4-5 3
Reel 3
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Carter, Robert L.--General Correspondence cont.
Box 5 cont.-Box 6 6
Reel 4
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Carter, Robert L.--General Correspondence cont.
Box 6 cont.-Box 7 10
Reel 5
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Carter, Robert L.--General Correspondence cont.
Box 7 cont.-Box 8 13
Reel 6
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Carter, Robert L.--General Correspondence cont.
Box 8 cont 16
General Office File--Marcus, Maria L.--General Correspondence
Box 9 16
Reel 7
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Marcus, Maria L.--General Correspondence cont.
Box 9 cont.-Box 10 17

General Office File--Marshall, Thurgood--General Correspondence
Box 10 cont 18
Reel 8
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Morris, Barbara A.--General Correspondence
Box 10 cont 19
General Office File--Motley, Constance Baker--General Correspondence
Box 10 cont 19
General Office File--Steel, Lewis M.--General Correspondence
Box 10 cont 19
General Office File--Carter, Robert L.--Outgoing Correspondence
Box 11 20
General Office File--Marcus, Maria L.--Outgoing Correspondence
Box 11 cont 21
Reel 9
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Morris, Barbara A.--Outgoing Correspondence
Box 11 cont 21
General Office File--Carter, Robert L.--Memorandums
Box 12 22
General Office File--Current, Gloster B.--Memorandums
Box 12 cont 23
General Office File--Morris, Barbara A.--Memorandums
Box 12 cont 23
General Office File--Pohlhaus, J. Francis--Memorandums
Box 12 cont 23
General Office File--Morsell, John--Memorandums
Box 12 cont 23
General Office File--Staff--Memorandums
Box 12 cont 24
General Office File--Wilkins, Roy--Memorandums
Box 12 cont 24
General Office File--Africa
Box 13 24
Reel 10
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--American Civil Liberties Union
Box 13 cont 24
General Office File--American Jewish Committee
Box 13 cont 25
General Office File--American Negro Leadership Conference on Africa
Box 13 cont 25
General Office File--AMSAC (American Society for African Culture)
Box 13 cont 25
General Office File--Annual Conventions
Box 13 cont 25
General Office File--Anti-Poverty Program
Box 13 cont 25
General Office File--Arkansas
Box 13 cont 26

General Office File--Atlanta, Georgia Conference
Box 13 cont 26
General Office File--Barratry.
Box 13 cont 26
General Office File--Board of Directors
Box 13 cont 26
General Office File--Board of Directors cont.
Box 14 26
General Office File--Branch Disputes
Box 14 cont 27
Reel 11
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Branch Disputes cont.
Box 14 cont 27
General Office File--Branch Matters
Box 14 cont.-Box 15 28
General Office File--Branches
Box 15 cont 30
Reel 12
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Branches cont.
Box 15 cont.-Box 16 30
Reel 13
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Branches cont.
Box 16 cont.-Box 17 34
General Office File--Carter, Robert L.
Box 17 cont 35
Reel 14
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Carter, Robert L. cont.
Box 17 cont 36
General Office File--Case Summaries
Box 18 37
General Office File--Civil Aeronautics Board
Box 18 cont 37
General Office File--Civil Rights Bills
Box 18 cont 37
Reel 15
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Civil Rights Bills cont.
Box 18 cont 37
General Office File--Civilian Review Board--New York
Box 18 cont.-Box 19 38

Reel 16
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Commission on Human Rights
Box 19 cont 39
General Office File--Conference on De Facto Segregation
Box 19 cont 39
General Office File--Crank Mail
Box 19 cont 39
General Office File--Crime
Box 19 cont.-Box 20 39
General Office File--Discrimination
Box 20 cont 40
General Office File--Edwards, Lillie M.
Box 20 cont 40
General Office File--Fighting for Freedom Fund
Box 20 cont 41
General Office File--Freedom Riders
Box 20 cont 41
General Office File--Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited (HARYOU)
Box 20 cont 41
General Office File--The Harris Survey
Box 20 cont 41
General Office File--Hospitals
Box 20 cont 41
Reel 17
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Hospitals cont.
Box 21 41
General Office File--Housing
Box 21 cont.-Box 22 41
Reel 18
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Housing cont.
Box 22 cont 43
General Office File--Human Relations Committee
Box 22 cont 44
General Office File--Jenner Bill
Group III. Box 22 cont 44
General Office File--Labor
Box 22 cont.-Box 23 44
Reel 19
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Labor cont.
Box 23 cont 46
General Office File--Law Students Civil Rights Research Council
Box 23 cont 47
General Office File--Lawyers
Box 23 cont.-Box 24 47

Reel 20
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Lawyers cont.
Box 24 cont 47
General Office File--Legal Services for the Poor
Box 24 cont 48
General Office File--Legislation
Box 24 cont 48
General Office File--Los Angeles Riot (Watts)
Box 24 cont 48
General Office File--Louisiana
Box 24 cont 48
General Office File--Miscellany
Box 24 cont 49
General Office File--Mississippi
Box 24 cont 49
General Office File--Moon, Henry Lee
Box 24 cont 49
General Office File--Morris, Barbara A.
Box 24 cont 49
General Office File--NAACP
Box 25 49
Reel 21
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--NAACP cont.
Box 25 cont.-Box 26 50
General Office File--National Association of Intergroup Relations Officials (NAIRO)
Box 26 cont 52
Reel 22
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--National Capital Voters Association
Box 26 cont 52
General Office File--Northside Center for Child Development, Inc.
Box 26 cont 53
General Office File--Police Brutality
Box 26 cont.-Box 27 53
General Office File--Press Releases
Box 27 cont 53
General Office File--Program Outline
Box 27 cont 53
General Office File--Public Facilities
Box 27 cont 53
General Office File--The Recent Persecution of the NAACP in the South
Box 27 cont 54
General Office File--Reports
Box 27 cont 54
General Office File--Roger Williams Strauss Council on Human Relations
Box 27 cont 54
General Office File--Rules of the Court
Box 27 cont 54

Reel 23
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--School Desegregation
Box 27 cont.-Box 28 54
Reel 24
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--School Desegregation cont.
Box 29-Box 30 56
Reel 25
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Schools
Box 30 cont 58
Reel 26
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Schools cont.
Box 30 cont 59
General Office File--Sit-in Demonstrations
Box 30 cont 60
General Office File--Soldier Complaints and Problems
Box 31 60
General Office File--Structure, Role and Salary Scale of National Legal Staff
Box 31 cont 60
General Office File--Tidewater Bonding and Security Agency, Inc.
Box 31 cont 60
General Office File--Transportation Discrimination
Box 31 cont 61
General Office File--Tuskegee Civic Association
Box 31 cont 61
General Office File--Victims of White Supremacy
Box 31 cont 61
General Office File--Voting
Box 31 cont 61
Reel 27
Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File--Voting cont.
Box 31 cont 62
General Office File--War on Poverty
Box 31 cont 62
General Office File--Washington Bureau
Box 31 cont 63
General Office File--Webster Better Citizenship League
Box 32 63
General Office File--White House Conference on Equal Opportunity
Box 32 cont 63
General Office File--White House Conference 'To Fulfill These Rights"
Box 32 cont 63
General Office File--White, Walter
Box 32 cont 64
General Office File--Wilkins, Roy
Box 32 cont 64

Case Name Index 65
Principal Correspondents Index 71
Subject Index 93

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The records in this edition are the central administrative files of NAACP
Chief Counsel Robert L. Carter between 1956 and 1965. Carter took over the
position of chief counsel in 1957 when Thurgood Marshal was forced by the
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to formally separate the NAACP Legal
Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. (LDEF) from the NAACP. The separation
was required in order for the LDEF--or the "Inc. Fund," as it was commonly
called--to justify its tax-exempt status. That status permitted donations to the
Inc. Fund as tax exemptions for donors, but only on the proviso that the
organization refrain entirely from efforts at political influence. Since the
NAACP had evolved into a major political pressure organization, leading a
powerful coalition in favor of federal civil rights legislation, the close
relationship between it and the Inc. Fund jeopardized the latter's standing as
a tax-exempt organization. Concerned that hostile critics of the NAACP would
force an unfavorable IRS ruling, Marshall resigned as NAACP chief counsel
and devoted himself exclusively to the legal redress campaign spearheaded
by the Inc. Fund, while Robert L. Carter succeeded Marshall as chief counsel
of the NAACP.
Marshall's NAACP Inc. Fund aggressively continued the NAACP's legal
redress campaign. The Inc. Fund litigated to speed the implementation of the
Supreme Court's desegregation order in Brown v. Board of Education, and it
also took up many cases in defense of African Americans' constitutional rights
in criminal proceedings and in defense of voting rights. Robert Carter's office,
meanwhile, served the corporate needs of the NAACP, adjudicating internal
NAACP controversies and defending the organization itself from attacks by
hostile state governments in the South. However, the lines of demarcation
between Marshall's Inc. Fund and Carter's chief counsel's office were often
blurred. This was largely a result of the fact that Carter was responsible for
defending local NAACP branch officers who were acting in their official
capacity as NAACP officials. Many of these local leaders became embroiled
in criminal prosecutions because of their civil rights work in the South.
Carter's office, therefore, defended constitutional safeguards against false
arrest and malicious prosecutions just as the Inc. Fund did. In addition, many
local NAACP branch leaders spearheaded desegregation drives by filing as
petitioners in cases. This drew Carter's office into many of the same types of
cases that Marshall was litigating on behalf of the Inc. Fund, including school

desegregation and desegregation of public facilities. The case files for this
litigation are microfilmed separately as Parts 23 A through 23 C of UPA's
Papers of the NAACP. Many of the Administrative Files contained in this
collection shed light on the chief counsel's civil rights litigation.
In addition to defending the NAACP and its local officers, the chief counsel
also consulted with state and national officials about the content of proposed
legislation--both potentially favorable or adverse to the cause of civil rights.
Federal, state, and local civil rights initiatives were often submitted for his
criticism. He was an active and visible presence on behalf of the NAACP, and
therefore he was much in demand as a speaker and conference participant.
Finally, the chief counsel advised both the national office and the branches on
questions of structure and adjudicated questions arising under the NAACP
constitution and bylaws.
The files microfilmed for this edition contain a mix of Robert Carter's
administrative and subject reference files. The reference files were useful in
all of his duties, including litigation and advice on the association's operation.
Some seem to have stemmed from Carter's political or intellectual interest in
a subject. Many detail the wide scope of his involvement in American legal
culture and politics in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Correspondence and
administrative files document the daily routine of the NAACP chief counsel's
responsibilities. Many letters touch on points of relevance to litigation.
Following are brief descriptions of the major subseries in the edition.
General Correspondence
There are nine archive boxes of General Correspondence. Seven boxes
are correspondence of Robert L. Carter, and two boxes are correspondence
of his chief assistant counsel, Maria Marcus. There are also a few folders of
correspondence of assistant counsels Barbara Morris, Constance Baker
Motley, and Lewis M. Steel. And there is a single folder of correspondence of
Thurgood Marshall for 1956 (the last year before Marshall and the LDEF
separated from the NAACP). The correspondence is arranged between
incoming and outgoing. It is thereunder arranged alphabetically by last name
of correspondent. In spite of the division between incoming and outgoing,
both series include incoming correspondence with attached outgoing replies.
The correspondence touches on a wide range of matters, including
communications with local attorneys regarding litigation, requests for Carter
or other NAACP attorneys as public speakers, requests for copies of briefs
and other legal documents by friendly organizations, and discussions of
pending legislation. It includes correspondence with other political
organizations, such as the American Jewish Congress, and background
checks on whether local attorneys can be trusted in civil rights litigation. A
large amount of the correspondence in this series is in the form of complaints
from local NAACP officials about denials of rights and pleas to Carter for legal

aid or advice. A large number of the complaints allege employment or
housing discrimination. This material constitutes a vivid record of conditions
faced by civil rights proponents in the late 1950s and early 1960s. In
addition, there is correspondence between Carter and other national NAACP
leaders. Of particular value is the correspondence between Carter and
Clarence Mitchell of the NAACP Washington Bureau on pending federal civil
rights legislation. There are also many references to pending litigation such
as the Jackson, Mississippi, demonstration cases and the various attempts by
southern states to drive the NAACP out of business. There are also many
letters concerning NAACP desegregation cases. Many of these cases are
further documented by the Legal Department's case files, to be found in Part
23 A through 23 C.
Memoranda File
This small series spans a single archive box. Many of these memoranda
discuss the civil rights cases the NAACP was litigating, such as the Gomillion
v. Lightfoot voting rights case. However, there are also memoranda on
problems with volunteer attorneys in civil rights litigation (1956), NAACP
branch field work (1957), disbarment proceedings against NAACP attorneys
in Virginia by hostile state officials (1960), reprisals against other NAACP
leaders such as W. W. Law and Rev. Theodore R. Gibson (1961), proposed
amendments to the 1957 Federal Civil Rights Act (1960), and the
desegregation of schools outside of the South (1962). In addition, there are
memoranda on NAACP workshops and strategy conferences between 1956
and 1965.
General Administrative File
This twenty-box series is the largest component of this edition. It includes
Subject Files, records of Carter's adjudication of NAACP branch disputes,
and general NAACP administrative materials, including reports of the general
counsel's office. The Subject Files range widely, from topics in which Carter
took a personal interest--such as Africa, American Negro Leadership
Conference on Africa, and American Society for African Culture--to major
initiatives of the NAACP, such as housing policies, employment
discrimination, police brutality, school desegregation, soldiers' complaints
about discrimination in the military, and voting rights. NAACP administrative
files include files on the Board of Directors, Case Summaries (which include
synopses of civil rights cases between 1915 and the early 1960s),
Conference on DeFacto School Segregation, Fighting Fund for Freedom,
Lawyers' Conferences, NAACP, Reports, Structure, roles and salary scale of
the national legal staff, and the files on individual NAACP leaders, including
Carter, Moon, and Wilkins. There are numerous files pertaining to the events
in the South during this period, including Arkansas, Louisiana statutes,

Mississippi civil rights cases, Mississippi statutes, Recent Persecution of
NAACP in the South, Tuskegee Civic Association, Victims of White
Supremacy, and appropriate sections of the files on major NAACP areas of
interest noted above (i.e., Housing, Labor, Police Brutality, School
Desegregation, and Voting Rights).
The subseries on the NAACP branches includes information on internal
disputes as well as general communications from branches (typically
reporting civil rights complaints) in the series titled Branches. The Branch
Disputes series includes controversies over branch elections and over the
removal of branch officers for cause. The cases usually include an opinion by
Robert Carter. The Branch Matters series includes discussion of a
management consultant's report on model branch organization as well as
communications from Gloster B. Current, the national director of branches.
These communications touch upon a wide range of matters affecting local
branches, including reprisals against local branch leaders (including the
murder of Medgar Evers in Mississippi), the Mississippi Summer Program,
and relations with other civil rights organizations such as the Southern
Christian Leadership Conference.
The largest subseries among the branch materials is simply titled Branches,
and it includes an arrangement by state. These files include numerous civil
rights complaints made to Carter by branch leaders, including housing and
voting discrimination, reprisals against NAACP branches in the South, school
desegregation, and criminal cases. In most of these cases Carter either refers
the complainant to the NAACP Inc. Fund or suggests that the branch resort to
local political pressure before engaging in legal action.
A subject file series on Civil Rights Bills merits special mention. In this
series, Carter exchanges memoranda with other NAACP leaders on federal
and state civil rights legislation in the 1950s. The state legislation includes the
antidiscrimination clause in the Constitution for the new state of Alaska as
well as fair housing, fair employment, and civil rights bills for other states.
Federal legislation focuses on a proposed 1958 Civil Rights Act. The internal
memos discuss the philosophy of resorting to federal legislation rather than
voluntarism to achieve the goals of an integrated society.
A final series worth special mention is the Civilian Review Board. Civilian
review boards (CRBs) were established in several American cities in the
wake of widespread race riots in the mid-1960s. The bulk of the
documentation concerns New York City's Civilian Review Board, but there are
background files on legal challenges to the constitutionality of CRBs in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Rochester, New York.

NOTE ON SOURCES
All documents reproduced for this edition are from the NAACP collection
held by the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
EDITORIAL NOTE
The files for this edition were selected by Professors John H. Bracey and
August Meier from Group V, series B, 1956-1965, of the NAACP collection.
Each file selected has been filmed in its entirety. Case Files for Group V,
Series B, have been microfilmed as Papers of the NAACP, Parts 23 A
through 23 C.

ABBREVIATIONS
The following abbreviations are used frequently throughout this guide and are spelled out here
for the convenience of the researcher.
ACLU American Civil Liberties Union
AFL-CIO American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations
AMSAC American Society for African Culture
CLSA Commission on Law and Social Action
COFO Council of Federated Organizations
CORE Congress of Racial Equality
D.C. District of Columbia
EEOC Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
FBI Federal Bureau of Investigation
FCC Federal Communications Commission
FEPC Fair Employment Practices Commission
FHA Federal Housing Administration
HARYOU Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited
HEW Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HHFA Housing and Home Finance Agency
ICC Interstate Commerce Commission
Inc. Incorporated
KKK Ku Klux Klan
Ltd. Limited
NAACP National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
NAIRO National Association of Intergroup Relations Officials
NCDH National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing
NCOSTA National Conference of Officers of State Teachers Associations
n.d. No date
NLRB National Labor Relations Board
OAS Organization of American States

SCLC Southern Christian Leadership Conference
UAW United Auto Workers
UN United Nations
v. Versus
VISTA Volunteers In Service To America

REEL INDEX
The following is an alphabetical listing of the folders comprising Papers of the NAACP, Part 22, Legal
Department Administrative Files, 1956-1965 compiled by the NAACP. The four-digit number on the far left is
the frame number at which a particular file folder begins. This is followed by the file title, the date(s) of the
file, and the total number of pages. Information in brackets has been added to further assist the researcher
in accessing the contents of the files.
Reel 1
File Folder
Frame No.
Group V, Series B, Administrative File
General Office File
Box 3
Carter, Robert L.
General Correspondence
0001 A (Ab-An), 1956-1965. 137pp.
Major Topics: NAACP v. State of Alabama case; American Jewish Congress v. The
Arabian American Oil Company case; bibliography of African history; Florida
Legislative Investigations Committee v. Gibson case; Chisholm et al. v. The
Board of Public Education et al. case; proposed establishment of federal voter
registration commission; efforts to change U.S. Senate rules on filibuster;
workshop to discuss implementation of desegregation program in the South;
Hempstead, New York, school desegregation case; complaint regarding
construction of segregated air terminal in Tallahassee, Florida.
Principal Correspondents: Charles Abrams; Thurgood Marshall; William Lee Akers;
Kelly M. Alexander; Clarence Mitchell; Joseph Overton; James E. Allen Jr.;
Robert W. Saunders; R. L. Anderson; J. Francis Pohlhaus; Leonard H. Carter.
0138 A (Ar-Au), 1958-1962. 18pp.
Major Topic: Miami, Florida, school desegregation case.
Principal Correspondents: Henry Arrington; Roy Wilkins.
0156 Bailey, Lester P., 1957-1960. 6pp.
Major Topics: Willie Mays housing discrimination issue.
0162 Banks, Calvin D., 1960. 2pp.
Major Topic: Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Freedom Fund Dinner.
0164 B (Bad-Bas), 1958-1962. 39pp.
Major Topics: Book review by Carter; child molestation case against Aaron Henry in
Mississippi; Rutledge, Pennsylvania, housing discrimination complaint; requests
for information; Gibson v. Florida Legislative Investigation Committee case;
murder of African American in Reidesville, North Carolina; George Barton v. City
of Omaha Police Department case.
Principal Correspondents: Lawrence R. Bailey; James K. Baker; Reuben C. Ball; W.
Lester Banks; Lloyd A. Barbee; A. D. Owens; Roy Wilkins; Kelly M. Alexander;
Lawrence McVoy III; George Barton.

0203 B (Bat-Bes), 1958-1962. 79pp.
Major Topics: Amendment of Arkansas state code with respect to the right to obtain
service of out-of-state defendants; Little Rock, Arkansas, school desegregation
case; complaints regarding racial discrimination by military units stationed in
Germany; requests for assistance; speaking engagements by Carter; G. C.
Simkins Jr. et al. v. The Board of Trustees of the Moses H. Cone Memorial
Hospital et al. case; Miami, Florida, school desegregation case; Joe Dorsey v.
Louisiana State Athletic Commission case.
Principal Correspondents: Daisy Bates; L. C. Bates; William M. Beaney; Bernard
Bellush; Thurgood Marshall; Louis Berry; Theodore M. Berry.
0282 B (Bi-Bo), 1958-1965. 125pp.
Major Topics: Speaking engagements by Carter; requests for assistance; Yale
Reports radio program on civil rights; Freedom Riders movement; NAACP v.
Harrison case; NAACP v. Gray case; Village of Yellow Springs v. Gegner case;
B. T. Shelton et al. v. Ed I. McKinley Jr. et al. case; racial discrimination
complaints against Veterans Administration and Kindley Air Force Base in
Bermuda.
Principal Correspondents: Orzell Billingsley Jr.; Charles L. Black Jr.; Sara
Blackburn; Adam Clayton Powell Jr.; Oliver W. Hill; J. R. Booker; Billie Joe Booth;
Roy Wilkins; Frank J. Becker.
0407 B (Bra-Brot), 1957-1963. 93pp.
Major Topics: Morris Mitnick v. Fair Share Organization, Inc. case; Fair Share
Organization et al. v. Kroger Company et al. case; racial discrimination complaint
by African American teachers in Pine Ridge, South Dakota; requests for
assistance and information.
Principal Correspondents: Allan P. Bradley; Hilbert L. Bradley; Wiley L. Branton;
Roy Wilkins; Leola Bree; John W. Davis; William P. Rogers; W. Wilson White.
0500 B (Brown, Charles-Willie), 1958-1962. 121pp.
Major Topics: Integration of Arlington, Virginia, public schools; Charlottesville,
Norfolk, and Newport News, Virginia, school desegregation cases; racial
discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces; Biloxi, Mississippi, lawsuit;
murder charges against Yazoo City, Mississippi, NAACP branch president Arthur
Berry; City of Meridian v. Charles R. Darden case; Students of Tougaloo College
v. City of Jackson, Mississippi case; State of Mississippi v. Mary Jane Pigee et al.
case; Gladys Taylor v. The Raleigh County Board of Education case; racial
discrimination complaint against William C. Moore & Company.
Principal Correspondents: Earl Brown; Jesse R. Brown; Roy Wilkins; Lawrence
Theodore Brown Jr.; Sam Rayburn; Medgar W. Evers; R. Jess Brown; Charles R.
Darden; Jack Greenberg; Willard L. Brown; Elmer A. Carter.
0621 B (Browne-By), 1958-1965. 47pp.
Major Topics: State of Louisiana v. NAACP case; federal military intervention in
Little Rock crisis; symposium on legal aspects of de facto segregation;
compensation for local lawyers assisting NAACP in litigation; proposal for
abolition of white primaries in the South; complaints regarding discrimination
against African American armed forces personnel in the South.
Principal Correspondents: Wilbur M. Brucker; Roy Wilkins; Gary L. Bryenton;
Joseph B. Robison; Herbert L. Wright; Daniel E. Byrd.
0668 Carter, Leonard H., 1960-1965. 29pp.
Major Topics: Region IV Leadership Training Conference in Minneapolis,
Minnesota; insurance discrimination complaints in Minnesota.
Principal Correspondents: R. A. Furbush; Kenneth P. Griswold; Cyrus F.
Magnusson.

0697 C (Ca-Ch), 1957-1963. 78pp.
Major Topics: Articles by Robert L. Carter; requests for assistance; legal status of
racial discrimination in Florida state parks and municipal swimming pools;
NAACP compliance with Tennessee statute requiring annual reporting of
contributions; NAACP v. MacDonald Gallion case; child molestation case
involving Aaron Henry; Louisiana anti-NAACP legislation.
Principal Correspondents: James E. Caldwell; Willard L. Brown; R. B. J. Campbell
Sr.; Roy Wilkins; Ira D. Cardiff; W. Beverly Carter Jr.; Arthur L. Johnson; Arthur J.
Chapital Sr.; Robert W. Saunders; Donald L Hollowell.
0775 C (CI-Co), 1957-1963. 100pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; Orange, New Jersey, school desegregation
suit; NAACP v. Frederick T. Gray er al, case; Theodore R. Gibson v. Florida
Legislative Investigation Committee case; complaint regarding U.S. Air Force
policy prohibiting officers from participating in political activities; Willie Seals
case; racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces; Branche v.
Board of Education Hempstead School District Number 1 case; Charlottesville,
Virginia, school desegregation workshop; Freedom Riders cases.
Principal Correspondents: Kenneth B. Clark; Roy Wilkins; James L. Clayton; Winton
R. Close; Harry A. Vodery; T. W. Coggs; William T. Coleman Jr.; Doretha A.
Combre; A. P. Tureaud; Charles S. Conley; J. L. LeFlore; John B. Connally Jr.;
Samuel A. Williams.
0875 C (Cr-Cu), 1960-1962. 36pp.
Major Topics: State of Alabama v. NAACP case; requests for assistance; Knox
County, Kentucky, school desegregation; Whitehouse et at. v. NAACP et al.
case; complaint regarding racial composition of Selective Service draftees in
Hopkinsville, Kentucky; racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed
forces.
Principal Correspondents: James A. Crumlin; Gloster B. Current; Stephen R.
Currier.
Reel 2 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 4
Carter, Robert L. cont.
General Correspondence cont.
0001 D (Da-De), 1957-1963. 99pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance and information; racial discrimination
complaints regarding segregated school lunch workshops in Texas and Virginia;
Garsie Williams v. State of Mississippi case; Miami, Florida, school
desegregation case; efforts to obtain federal protection for civil rights protestors;
proposed New Jersey legislation prohibiting employment discrimination; Second
Congress of Negro Writers and Artists in Rome, Italy; Gibson v. Florida
Legislative Investigation Committee case; NAACP v. Frederick T. Gray et al.
case; racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces; complaint
regarding discrimination in privately owned public accommodations in Maryland.
Principal Correspondents: H. B. Daniels; Henry J. Richardson Jr.; Charles R.
Darden; Roy Wilkins; James P. Davis; John A. Davis; Herbert L. Wright; John F.
Davis; Maurice Dawkins; J. Earl Dearing; Hubert T. Delany.

0100 D(Di-Dy), 1957-1963. 46pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance and information; speaking engagements by
Carter; racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces; Gibson v.
Florida Legislative Investigation Committee case.
Principal Correspondents: Frank J. Donner; Earl Alexander; Barbee William
Durham; Mary Spivey Durham; Herbert L. Wright.
0146 Evers, Medgar, 1958-1962. 19pp.
Major Topics: Investigation of NAACP by Mississippi Legislative Investigating
Committee; Amos Brown case; requests for assistance; efforts to integrate Biloxi
and Gulfport, Mississippi, beaches.
Principal Correspondents: Clarence Mitchell; Roy Wilkins; Gloster B. Current.
0165 E, 1957-1963. 66pp.
Major Topics: Miami, Florida, school desegregation case; attitudes toward
segregation among Southern students at Yale University; requests for
assistance; David Reese case; New York City housing discrimination legislation;
allegations of communist influence on NAACP; racial discrimination against
African American military personnel in Newfoundland; disappearance of Mathius
J. Russell in Meridian, Mississippi; attempt by Clyde Kennard to enroll at
Mississippi Southern College; requests for assistance; complaint to FCC
regarding refusal of Mississippi television station to grant equal public service
time to Medgar Evers.
Principal Correspondents: Elizabeth Eddy; Roy Wilkins; John M. Ely Jr.; Gloster B.
Current; William C. Erbecker; Morris Ernst; James C. Evans; Medgar W. Evers;
Algernon D. Black; Clyde Kennard; R. Jess Brown; B. E. Murph.
0231 F (Fa-FI), 1957-1963. 86pp.
Major Topics: Test of constitutionality of Virginia "massive resistance" legislation;
requests for information and assistance; Atlantic Steel Company case;
compensation for local lawyers representing NAACP in civil rights litigation; racial
discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces; Gomillion v. Lightfoot case;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Fort Worth, Texas, school desegregation cases;
proposed amendment to New York State law against discrimination; NAACP New
York State Conference Legislative Committee report.
Principal Correspondents: Thurgood Marshall; Irma Feder; David E. Feller; George
M. Fleary; George Flemings.
0317 F (Fo-Fu), 1958-1964. 62pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; Miami, Florida, school desegregation case;
James Jackson et al. v. Dorothy Boger et al. case; racial discrimination
complaints against U.S. armed forces; analysis of U.S. Supreme Court civil
liberties decisions in 1957-1958 term; NAACP constitutional revision;
amendments to California state housing law; Fairview Public Utility District v. City
of Anchorage case; Shelton v. Tucker case.
Principal Correspondents: William Fontaine; William A. Fordham; Clarence Mitchell;
Roy Wilkins; Royal W. France; Mrs. Frankie Freeman; Allan Knight Chalmers;
Carl A. Fuqua.
0379 G (Ga-Gi), 1958-1963. 106pp.
Major Topics: Harry T. Shore et al. v. W. W. Law et al. case; requests for assistance
and information; NAACP suit against construction unions; Gibson v. Florida
Legislative Investigation Committee case; Buffalo, New York, police brutality
complaints; National Lawyer's Guild civil liberties case docket.
Principal Correspondents: E. H. Gadsden; I. DeQuincy Newman; Buell Gallagher;
Theodore Gibson; Will Gibson; Ann Fagan Ginger.

0485 G (Gle-Gra), 1957-1962. 68pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance and information; racial discrimination
complaint against Bear Mountain Park in New York; State of Alabama v. NAACP
case; Fort Lauderdale v. Eula Johnson case; Elroy T. Naptha v. Florida
Legislative Investigation Committee case; Tallahassee, Florida, sit-in
demonstrations; Gibson v. Florida Legislative Investigation Committee case.
Principal Correspondents: Arthur Goldberg; C. G. Gomillion; Kivie Kaplan; Thurgood
Marshall; G. E. Graves Jr.; Robert W. Saunders.
0553 G (Gre-Gwi), 1958-1962. 46pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; NAACP workshops on urban problems for
northern areas and southern desegregation problems; Sumter, South Carolina,
police brutality complaints; NAACP v. State of Alabama case; NAACP v. Harrison
case; racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces; Southern efforts
to suppress NAACP.
Principal Correspondents: Kenneth W. Greenawalt; Jack Greenberg; William R.
Ming Jr.; Alma Gregg; David LaVan Grove; Richard L. Gunn; Roy Wilkins.
0599 G (Gray), 1959-1962. 48pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; complaints regarding segregated facilities at
Montgomery, Alabama, municipal airport and parks; NAACP v. Gallion et al.
case; Macon County, Alabama, voter registration complaints; NAACP v.
Frederick T. Gray et al. case.
Principal Correspondents: Fred D. Gray; Thurgood Marshall; Frederick T. Gray.
0647 Hurley, Ruby, 1957-1961. 24pp.
Major Topics: Speaking engagements by Carter; program of NAACP 5th Annual
Regional Conference in Atlanta, Georgia; efforts to organize a NAACP State
Legal Committee in Florida; racial discrimination complaint against Greyhound
Bus Lines.
0671 H (Hac-Haz), 1956-1962. 129pp.
Major Topics: President's Committee on Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Crime;
racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces; requests for
assistance and information; Gomillion v. Lightfoot case; Shelton v. Tuckercase;
strategy and tactics of managed litigation; Cravens Investment, Inc. v. NAACP et
al. case; NAACP v. Gallion case; Pine Bluff, Arkansas, police brutality
complaints; Ohio public school desegregation cases; McNeese et al. v. Board of
Education et al. case; East St. Louis, Illinois, school desegregation case;
Deerfield Park District v. Progress Development Corporation et al. case; Gibson
v. Florida Legislative Investigation Committee case; racial discrimination
complaints against Minnesota insurance companies, the Oakland, California,
police department, a Straughn, Indiana, Texaco station, and the St. Moritz Hotel
in New York City.
Principal Correspondents: David L. Hackett; Roy Wilkins; Nathan Hakman; Amos T.
Hall; Douglas Hall; M. G. Hardiman; Averell Harriman; Louis Harris; Theodore
Gibson; Oliver T. Harris; Charles C. Hart; Raymond E. Harth; William R. Ming Jr.;
William H. Hastie; Mark R. Hawes; Clarence Mitchell.

Box 5
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General Correspondence cont.
0800 H (He-Hi), 1957-1963. 122pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance and information; Gibson v. Florida Legislative
Investigation Committee case; racial discrimination complaints against the
Mississippi Bureaus of Old Age and Survivors Insurance and Internal Revenue,
the Westhampton, New York, Bath & Tennis Club, and Greyhound Bus Lines;
Mormonism and the African American; Southern pupil assignment plans; Aaron
Henry child molestation case; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, school desegregation
case; NAACP et al. v. Committee on Offenses et al. case; Virginia Bar
Association v. S. W. Tucker et al. case; Commonwealth of Virginia ex rel.,
Virginia State Bar v. NAACP et al. case.
Principal Correspondents: Laurence R. Hefter; Clarence Mitchell; Medgar W. Evers;
John A. Davis; Thomas Henderson; Morris Henderson; Aaron E. Henry; A. Leon
Higginbotham Jr.; Oliver W. Hill; Roy Wilkins; Edward N. Hodges III.
0922 H (Hod-How), 1958-1963. 111pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance and information; Michigan Fair Employment
Practices Act; group defamation symposium; Revenue Commissioner of Georgia
v. NAACP et al. case; Bibb Transit Company v. Walter E. Davis et al. case;
NAACP v. Bruce Bennett et al. case; Dollarway School District desegregation
plan; State of Arkansas v. NAACP case.
Principal Correspondents: Adam Clayton Powell Jr.; Edward N. Hodges III; Roy
Wilkins; Donald L. Hollowell; Clarence H. Holmes; George Howard Jr.
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General Office File cont.
Box 5 cont.
Carter, Robert L. cont.
General Correspondence cont.
0001 H (Hud-Hut), 1958-1963. 47pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; Deerfield litigation; promotion of interracial
justice; NAACP voter registration program; NAACP Southeast Regional Advisory
Board meeting; racial discrimination complaint against Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad.
Principal Correspondents: John W. Hunt; John Morsell; Ruby Hurley; Roy Wilkins;
W. Lester Banks.
0048 I, 1959-1962. 22pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; New York City police brutality complaint;
ICC regulations regarding discrimination in use of facilities by interstate
passengers; Hawkins v. Board of Control case; changes in New York State penal
code and code of criminal procedure; proposal for reduction of congressional
representation for states engaged in denial of the vote to minorities.
Principal Correspondents: Thurgood Marshall; Robert F. Wagner; Roy Wilkins; John
Morsell; Myron S. Issacs.

0070 J (Ja-Je), 195&-1965. 76pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against Auburn, Maine, Board of
Education, the U.S. armed forces, and organized labor; opposition to
appointment of Harold Doyle as U.S. District Attorney in South Dakota; New York
City police brutality complaint; Clarendon County, South Carolina, school
desegregation case.
Principal Correspondents: Alberta Jackson; Elmer Jackson; Julius Jacobson; Roy
Wilkins; Joseph O. Janousek; Lincoln C. Jenkins Jr.
0146 J (Joh-Joy), 1957-1963. 75pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, Pasadena, California, Board of Education, and the U.S. armed forces;
NAACP testimony before Michigan Constitutional Convention; requests for
assistance; U.S. Commission on Civil Rights studies; NAACP demand for Justice
Department action against Manning Johnson; New Hampshire legislation
prohibiting discrimination in places of public accommodation; Southern anti-
NAACP legislation.
Principal Correspondents: Arthur Johnson; George M. Johnson; Warren Olney III;
Roy Wilkins; George A. Jones; Eugene T. Reed; Vernon Jordan Jr.
0221 K, 1956-1965. 142pp.
Major Topics: Speaking engagements by Carter; allegations of NAACP extremism;
opposition to racial designations on birth certificates and marriage licenses; racial
discrimination complaint against San Diego, California, municipal golf course;
Gomillion v. Lightfoot case; consultation on the role of metropolitan police in
maintenance of "order"; requests for assistance; National Conference on
Constitutional Rights and American Freedom; FBI investigation of murder of
William L. Moore in Alabama; Educational Opportunities Survey; establishment of
Gandhi Society for Human Rights; commentary on civil liberties provisions of the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights; racial discrimination complaint against
the Selective Service System; attack on African American family by white service
station attendant in Covington, Tennessee; NAACP v. Alabama case.
Principal Correspondents: Kivie Kaplan; Marvin Karpatkin; Louis E. Katz; Alfred H.
Kelly; John F. Kennedy; Robert F. Kennedy; Francis Keppel; Theodore W. Kheel;
Chase Kimball; Preston King.
0363 Laws, Clarence A., 1957-1961. 15pp.
Major Topics: Southern anti-NAACP legislation; Arkansas anti-integration
legislation; allegations against NAACP by Texas House General Investigating
Committee.
Principal Correspondent: Alfred Baker Lewis.
0378 L (Lam-Law), 1957-1962. 38pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; Board of Higher Education v. State
Commission Against Discrimination case; Columbia University Legal Survey;
Savannah, Georgia, city ordinance prohibiting interference with business for
reasons of racial relations; racial discrimination complaint against southern
school lunch workshops.
Principal Correspondents: Daisy Lampkin; Gerald A. Laster; Louis L. Lautier; W. W.
Law; Clarence A. Laws.

0416 L (Lei-Lew), 1958-1962. 68pp.
Major Topics: National Legal Aid and Defender Association program; Gibson v.
Florida Legislative Investigation Committee case; racial discrimination complaints
against the U.S. armed forces; employment discrimination complaints; requests
for assistance; Robert Lee Goldsby v. Mississippi case; southern anti-NAACP
legislation; City of Emporia v. Donald Groh and Jerry Redeker case; proposal for
reduction in congressional representation for states practicing voting
discrimination.
Principal Correspondents: Frank T. Walker; Kelly Alexander; J. Kenneth Lee; Shade
M. Lee; Burke Marshall; Clifford P. Case; Kenneth B. Clark; Lyndon B. Johnson;
Adam Clayton Powell Jr.; Peter W. Rodino Jr.; Arthur Goldberg; Louis J.
Lefkowitz; John L. LeFlore; George N. Leighton; Thurgood Marshall; Theodore
Leskes; Anthony Lewis; Chester I. Lewis Jr.; Clarence Mitchell.
0484 L (Li-Lo), 1956-1961. 99pp.
Major Topics: Rhunette Bates on Behalf of Her Minor Child, Sharon Bates v. State
University of New York College of Education at Albany Milne High School case;
racial discrimination complaints against New York state police; Under v. Collins
et al. case; southern anti-NAACP legislation; integration of Memphis, Tennessee,
libraries; Evers et al. v. Dwyer et al. case; Turner v. Randolph case; State of
Tennessee v. Phillip Savage case; State of Tennessee v. Allen Yancey case;
State of Tennessee v. Dick Sarabian case; allegations of communist influence on
NAACP; requests for assistance; NAACP Louisiana field report.
Principal Correspondents: F. Peter Libassi; J. Edward Conway; Roy Wilkins; Jesse
I. Linder; H. T. Lockard; Oliver W. Hill; Gloster B. Current; Rayford W. Logan; Z.
Alexander Looby; Clarence A. Laws; A. Leon Lowry.
0583 L (Lu-Ly), 1959-1963. 27pp.
Major Topics: Revision of NAACP constitution; New York State NAACP legislative
proposals on education; requests for assistance.
Principal Correspondents: Florence V. Lucas; Edwin J. Lukas; J. Kenneth Lee;
Conrad J. Lynn.
Box 6
Carter, Robert L. cont.
General Correspondence cont.
0610 Mitchell, Clarence, 1956-1961. 83pp.
Major Topics: Proposed cutoff of federal aid for school construction in states
refusing to integrate public schools; City of Florence v. Clarence Mitchell et al.
case; Mitchell's meeting with John M. Hannah and Gordon Tiffany and
conference with FBI and Justice Department officials; southern efforts to curtail
power of U.S. Supreme Court; U.S. Senate Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
hearings on civil rights legislation; mass arrests of civil rights protestors in
Columbia, South Carolina; report on Washington, D.C., school integration;
NAACP cooperation with other civil rights organizations; racial discrimination
complaints against U.S. armed forces, Raleigh, North Carolina, Memorial
Hospital and North Carolina National Guard.
Principal Correspondents: Mam Clayton Powell Jr.; George Meany; Arthur
Goldberg; Andrew J. Biemiller; J. H. Calhoun; Gloster B. Current; Roy Wilkins;
John A. Morsell; Ralph Campbell.

0693 M (Mac-May), 1958-1963. 89pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; discriminatory policies of colleges
participating in National Science Foundation Summer Institutes in Science;
exclusion of African Americans from Florida grand juries; City of Fort Lauderdale
v. Johnson et al. case; meeting with Virginia lawyers handling civil rights cases;
Biloxi, Mississippi, beach discrimination case; State of Alabama v. NAACP case;
proposed reduction of congressional representation for states denying voting
rights to minorities; testing of Savannah, Georgia, city ordinance prohibiting
picketing of segregated lunch counters; Julius Coleman and Willie J. Anderson v.
City of Savannah and Sidney J. Barnes Jr. case; Shore et al. v. W. W. Law et al.
case; southern anti-NAACP legislation.
Principal Correspondents: Leonard H. Carter; Alan T. Waterman; Burke Marshall;
Thurgood Marshall; Martin A. Martin; Will Maslow; Gilbert R. Mason; Roy Wilkins;
B. Clarence Mayfield; Benjamin E. Mays.
0782 M (Men-Min), 1956-1962. 89pp.
Major Topics: Resolution barring communists from NAACP membership; requests
for assistance; proposed challenge to Vermont law barring mixed race adoptions;
Wisconsin Equal Opportunity Bill; Samuel W. Tucker disbarment case; NAACP v.
Harrison case; proposed African American boycott of segregated department
stores; racial discrimination complaint against U.S. armed forces; State of
Alabama v. NAACP case.
Principal Correspondents: Morris Milgrim; Edward L. Boyd; Loren Miller; William R.
Ming Jr.; Stephen G. Spottswood; C. K. Steele; Newton N. Minow.
0871 M (Mit-Miz), 1957-1964. 20pp.
Major Topics: Requests for information; racial discrimination complaints against
Maryland restaurants; Annapolis, Maryland, sit-in demonstrations; Gomillion et al.
v. Lightfoot et al. case; State of Alabama v. NAACP case; Clark et al. v.
Thompson et al. case.
Principal Correspondents: Juanita Mitchell; William P. Mitchell; Sidney C. Mize.
0891 M (Mo-My), 1956-1965. 64pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; investigation of fraudulent political
endorsement by Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, NAACP branch; Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, school desegregation case; organization of Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, NAACP Legal Redress Committee; proposed Tucson, Arizona,
and Dade County, Florida, public accommodations ordinances; racial
discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces; appointment of Mrs. Frankie
Freeman as member of U.S. Civil Rights Commission; NAACP workshops on
urban problems in northern areas and southern desegregation problems.
Principal Correspondents: Thurgood Marshall; Charles A. Moore; Charles A.
Shorter; Constance Baker Motley; Carl Murphy; Stanley C. Myers; Maria C.
Marcus.

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General Office File cont.
Box 6 cont.
Carter, Robert L. cont.
General Correspondence cont.
0001 McLean, Charles A., 1958-1959. 8pp.
Major Topic: Questionnaire for voting registration complaints.
Principal Correspondent: Constance Baker Motley.
0009 M (McC-McV), 1957-1963. 69pp.
Major Topics: NAACP discrimination suit against construction unions; requests for
assistance; debate between Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall and
Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler; NAACP v. Webb's City, Inc. case;
Gibson v. Florida Legislative Investigation Committee case; North Carolina racial
discrimination and police brutality complaints; racial discrimination complaints
against U.S. armed forces; Elwood S. McKenney Testimonial Dinner; panel
discussion on legal status of desegregation; Maggie Pride case.
Principal Correspondents: Thurgood Marshall; John McClay; Lucille Black; Roy
Wilkins; L. H. McCord; Vernon McDaniel; Elwood S. McKenney; Roy Wilkins.
0078 Newman, I. DeQuincy, 1960-1962. 12pp.
Major Topics: Desegregation of South Carolina parks and playgrounds; Valley Park
case; J. Arthur Brown et al. v. South Carolina State Forestry Commission et al.
case.
Principal Correspondent: Matthew J. Perry.
0090 N, 1957-1962. 34pp.
Major Topics: Role of NAACP in segregation cases; requests for information and
assistance; directory of legal aid and defender services; racial discrimination
complaint against William C. Moore & Company.
Principal Correspondents: James M. Nabrit Jr.; Ralph Nader; Nathaniel L.
Nathanson; Jesse DeVore; Henry Bramwell; I. DeQuincy Newman; Willard L.
Brown; Michael C. Nisselson.
0124 O, 1959-1962. 18pp.
Major Topics: Requests for information and assistance; NAACP v. Gray case.
Principal Correspondent: Paul Oberst.
0142 Pohlhaus, J. Francis, 1957-1965. 132pp.
Major Topics: NAACP registration under D.C. Charitable Solicitation Act; proposed
federal voting registration legislation; Federal Airport Act; U.S. Civil Rights
Commission recommendations; proposal for court appointment of U.S. voting
referees; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, school desegregation case; legislative
program for compliance with school desegregation; federal school aid legislation;
complaints regarding dismissals of African American teachers in southern school
districts.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Clarence Mitchell; Charles A. Moore; Arnold
Aronson.

0274 P (Pa-Pe), 1956-1963. 89pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance and information; racial discrimination
complaints against U.S. armed forces, Frederick, Maryland, theater, southern
public transportation facilities, and Charleston, South Carolina, municipal golf
course; Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and Miami, Florida, school
desegregation cases; Gomillion v. Lightfoot case; Southern efforts to curtail
power of U.S. Supreme Court; Brown et al. v. South Carolina State Forestry
Commission et al. case; State of South Carolina v. Billie Fleming et al. case;
Daw's Lee v. NAACP et al. case; State of South Carolina v. David Carter case;
State of South Carolina v. Arthur W. Stanley case.
Principal Correspondents: Frederick D. Padden; W. C. Patton; Charles Shorter;
Conrad O. Pearson; Matthew J. Perry.
0363 P (Ph-PI), 1958-1961. 47pp.
Major Topics: NAACP workshop on methods of obtaining civil rights and equality in
Region III; Kenosha, Wisconsin, NAACP branch building program; requests for
information and assistance; Omaha, Nebraska, school desegregation and
housing restrictions; racial discrimination complaint against southern school lunch
workshops and southern airports.
Principal Correspondents: Willard L. Brown; Barbee W. Durham; Edward M. Turner;
W. Dale Phillips; Thurgood Marshall; Wilbur L. Phillips; Constance Baker Motley;
Roy Wilkins; Tarea Hall Pittman; Ruby Hurley; Richard L. Plaut.
0410 P (Po-Pu), 1956-1961. 63pp.
Major Topics: Requests for information and assistance; American Jewish Congress
v. Elmer A. Carter et al. case; southern anti-NAACP legislation; Louis Pollak's
statement before House Judiciary Subcommittee Number 3; Michigan
constitutional convention; Cravens Investment, Inc. v. NAACP et al. case; racial
discrimination complaint against Maryland restaurants.
Principal Correspondents: Shad Polier; Louis H. Pollak; Alger Hiss; James K.
Pollock; Jack Greenberg; E. Melvin Porter; Robert O. Powell Jr.; Roy Wilkins;
John A. Morsell.
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General Correspondence cont.
0473 Q, 1959. 7pp.
Major Topic: Bates v. City of Little Rock case.
Principal Correspondent: John H. Quinn Jr.
0480 R (Rab-Rau), 1957-1965. 66pp.
Major Topics: Virginia anti-NAACP legislation; requests for assistance; CORE Legal
Conference; creation of Modern Community Developers, Inc.; Negro American
Labor Council Convention; digest of state antidiscrimination legislation; Indiana
FEPC legislation; creation of Indiana Civil Rights Commission; compensation for
local lawyers representing NAACP in civil rights litigation.
Principal Correspondents: Sol Rabkin; Carl Rachlin; A. Philip Randolph; Willard B.
Ransom; Joseph L. Rauh Jr.; Will Maslow.
0546 R (Rea-Reed), 1957-1962. 35pp.
Major Topics: Central Long Island NAACP branch dispute; Hempstead, New York,
school desegregation case; George L. Rockwell v. Newbold Morris case.
Principal Correspondents: Wilfred V. Reape Jr.; Emanuel Radfield; Eugene T.
Reed.

0581 R (Re-Ri), 1959-1962. 31 pp.
Major Topics: Webb's City v. NAACP case; Samuel W. Tucker disbarment case;
requests for assistance; California Commission on Equal Employment
Opportunity handling of civil rights cases involving labor union seniority issues;
Clark et al. v. Thompson et al. case; requests for assistance; creation of Robbins
Trust.
Principal Correspondents: Herbert Reid; Ogden Reid; Roy Wilkins; John Riordan;
Maria L. Marcus; John T. McTernan.
0612 Reeves, Frank D., 1958-1963. 43pp.
Major Topics: President Kennedy's special message on civil rights; racial
discrimination complaint against U.S. armed forces; Gibson v. Florida Legislative
Investigation Committee case; NAACP v. Gray case; objections to
discriminatorily constituted juries; NAACP workshops on civil rights in northern
communities and implementation of desegregation in the South; Otis A. Jones et
al. v. The School Board of the City of Alexandria et al. case; Federal Elections
Act; racial discrimination complaints against airport terminal facilities.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Richard V. McClain; Albert V. Bryan; J.
Francis Pohlhaus; Stephen G. Spottswood.
0655 R (Roa-Rox), 1958-1963. 106pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; complaint regarding conditions at Atlanta,
Georgia, city prisons for women; state miscegenation laws; Julius Scales v.
United States case; Little Rock crisis; Gordon Rodgers' campaign for Anniston,
Alabama, Commissioner of Public Safety; B & B Grocery Stores, Inc. v. Young
Adults for Progressive Action, Inc. et al. case; State of Alabama v. NAACPcase;
racial discrimination complaints against Illinois school districts and U.S. armed
forces.
Principal Correspondents: Frank L. Roberson; Roy Wilkins; Evelyn H. Roberts;
Robert D. Robertson; Jackie Robinson; Joseph B. Robison; Sylvester S.
Robinson; Spottswood W. Robinson III; Gordon A. Rodgers Jr.; Francisco A.
Rodriguez; John W. Rogers; Timmie Rogers; Adam Clayton Powell Jr.; James C.
Evans.
0761 R (Ru-Ry), 1958-1962. 50pp.
Major Topics: Church role in British race relations; New York Civil Liberties Union
board meetings; Cornell University nondiserimination policy for off-campus
housing.
Principal Correspondents: George E. Rundquist; Edward Rutledge.
0811 Saunders, Robert, 1957-1964. 48pp.
Major Topics: Complaint to Florida Bar Association against G. E. Graves Jr.; racial
discrimination complaint against U.S. armed forces, Greyhound Bus Company,
and the University of South Florida; Seabron, Florida, police brutality complaint;
Tallahassee, Florida, sit-in demonstrations.
Principal Correspondents: David I. Hawthorne; Willard B. Ransom; Gloster B.
Current; Roy Wilkins; J. B. Culpepper; A. Joseph Reddick.
0859 Spingarn, Arthur B., 1961. 3pp.
Major Topic: Legal status of NAACP with regard to NAACP Legal Defense and
Educational Fund.
0862 Strickland, Harold C., 1962. 4pp.
Major Topic: Ohio State NAACP convention program.
Principal Correspondent: E. D. Broyles.

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Box 7 cont.
Carter, Robert L. cont.
General Correspondence cont.
0001 S (Sab-Sau), 1956-1961. 47pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against the Frisco Railroad and the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen; Scholle v. Hare case; Taylor v. Township of
Dearborn et al. case; Leslie Taylor et al. v. The Board of Education of the City
School District of the City of New Rochelle et al. case; New York City police
brutality complaints; revision of NAACP constitution.
Principal Correspondents: Anthony J. Sabella; Roy Wilkins; Theodore Sachs; Jawn
A. Sandifer; Richard N. Wolf; Carl R. Johnson.
0048 S (Sc-Se), 1958-1965. 53pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces; ACLU
policy statement on censorship and obscenity; University of Michigan television
programs on constitutional rights; requests for assistance; City of Montgomery,
Alabama v. Georgia Theresa Gilmore et al. case; Reverend T. L. Young v. Carter
Wesley et al. case; article on constitutional rights by Robert Sedler; Freedom
Riders cases in Mississippi.
Principal Correspondents: J. M. Tinsley; Jodie Scheiber; George Rundquist; Hazen
J. Schumacher Jr.; Ralph J. Bunche; Solomon S. Seay Jr.; Robert Allen Sedler;
Thurgood Marshall.
0101 S (Sh-Sk), 1958-1962. 70pp.
Major Topics: Region III Leadership Training Conference workshops; Screws v.
United States case; requests for assistance; questions regarding tax-exempt
status for NAACP; beating of Talladega College student, Arthur Bacon; NAACP
v. MacDonald Gallion case; Tuskegee Gerrymander case; Shore v. Law case.
Principal Correspondents: June Shagaloff; Harry H. Shapiro; Arthur D. Shores;
Maria L. Marcus; E. H. Gadsden; John A. Morsell.
0171 S (Sm-Sn), 1958-1962. 29pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; attack on constitutionality of state
sovereignty commissions; appointment of Civil Rights Committee of the American
Bar Association.
Principal Correspondents: Charles A. McLean; Roland Smith; Roy Wilkins;
Sylvester C. Smith Jr.
0200 S(Sc-Sp), 1957-1965. 41pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; racial discrimination complaints against
Tallahassee, Florida, bus rules and regulations and Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Bricklayers Union; proposed civil antitrust action against companies engaged in
discriminatory housing practices; questions regarding NAACP Legal Defense and
Educational Fund, Inc. tax exempt status; Abernathy et al. v. Sullivan case; study
of state laws against discrimination.
Principal Correspondents: Daniel B. Speed; Lawrence Speiser; Laurence R.
Sperber; Samuel Spiegler; Arnold Aronson; Milton R. Konvits; Theodore Leskes;
Stephen G. Spottswood.

0241 S (St-Sy), 1957-1963. 84pp.
Major Topics: American Bar Association Index to Legal Theses and Research
Projects; racial discrimination complaint against New Orleans, Louisiana, airport
and U.S. armed forces; requests for assistance; ICC hearings on regulations
barring segregation in interstate railway and bus travel; southern anti-NAACP
legislation.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; C. Kenzie Steele; B. E. Stillwell; A. P.
Tureaud; John A. Morsell; Eugene M. Zuckert.
0325 T (Ta-Te), 1957-1962. 46pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; O'Meara v. Washington State Board Against
Discrimination case; federal court order on discrimination in state employment
services; Virgin Islands Civil Rights Act; proposed executive action on school
desegregation; Roosevelt Terry and Thomas Townsend v. Lynn Bomar case.
Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Tanner; Theodore Leskes; Sol Rabkin; Paul
Hartman; Herbert H. Tate; U. Simpson Tate; Telford Taylor; William L. Taylor;
Harris Wofford.
Box 8
Carter, Robert L. cont.
General Correspondence cont.
0371 T (Tho-Tuc), 1959-1963. 46pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; pupil assignment plans; lawyer's conference
on southern sit-down demonstrations; racial integration in the judiciary and
administrative legal offices in Cook County, Illinois; United States v. Harrison
County, Mississippi case; Middletown, Connecticut, housing discrimination
complaint; speaking engagements by Carter.
Principal Correspondents: Charles H. Thompson; Thurgood Marshall; G. E. Tillett;
Eugene B. Toles; David F. Trask; Arnold S. Trebach; Herbert E. Tucker Jr.;
Robert F. Kennedy.
0417 T (Tucker), 1960-1962. 39pp.
Major Topics: Samuel W. Tucker disbarment case; Jackson, Mississippi, sit-in
demonstrations; NAACP v. Attorney General of Virginia case; Prince Edward
County and Chesterfield County, Virginia, school desegregation cases; NAACP
v. Harrison case; Eva Allen et al. v. County School Board of Prince Edward
County et al. case; Virginia pupil placement law; Danville, Virginia, sit-in
demonstrations.
Principal Correspondents: Samuel W. Tucker; Jack H. Young; St. John Barrett; Jack
Greenberg.
0456 T (Ture-Turner), 1958-1961. 32pp.
Major Topics: NAACP v. Wade Martin Jr. et al. case; Jackie Robinson incident at
Shreveport, Louisiana, airport; Harrison County, Mississippi, beach case;
requests for assistance.
Principal Correspondents: A. P. Tureaud; Clarence A. Laws; C. R. Darden; John
Doar.
0488 U, 1961. 6pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaint against U.S. armed forces; requests
for assistance.
0494 V, 1956-1958. 44pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; implications of organizational activity in the
courts; southern anti-NAACP legislation; restrictive covenant cases; American
Political Science Association Convention panel discussions.
Principal Correspondent: Clement E. Vose.

0538 W (Waa-Wax), 1956-1963. 114pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces and
National Science Foundation Summer Institutes in Science; Hayes v. Union
Pacific et al. case; NAACP v. MacDonald Gallion et al. case; T. V. Williams v.
NAACP et al. case; Georgia investigation of NAACP; requests for assistance;
complaint regarding discriminatory voting laws in North Carolina; Minnesota
public accommodations law; proposal for completion of race relations course as
condition of appointment to New York City police force; request that U.S.
Supreme Court hear appeal of death sentences of African Americans convicted
of rape of white women in Louisiana; Reverend L. A. Clark et al. v. Allen C.
Thompson et al. case; pupil assignment plans; ACLU survey of civil rights in
Puerto Rico; speaking engagements by Carter.
Principal Correspondents: Joseph C. Waddy; Edward W. Wadsworth; Austin T.
Walden; Roy Wilkins; James R. Walker Jr.; Donald Lewis; Calvin L. Walton; Ivan
Warner; Earl Warren; Thurgood Marshall; Arthur J. Chapital Sr.; Alan T.
Waterman; Goodwin Watson; Rowland Watts; William S. Thompson.
0652 W (We-Wh), 1957-1962. 61pp.
Major Topics: George L-P Weaver's appointment as special assistant to the
Secretary of Labor; Robert Weaver's confirmation as HHFA administrator;
NAACP Manual on Branch Election Procedure; relationship between NAACP and
NAACP Legal and Educational Defense Fund; speaking engagements by Carter;
requests for assistance; Clark et al. v. Thompson et al. case; proposal for
creation of Michigan Civil Rights Commission; Virginia school desegregation
issue and pupil assignment process.
Principal Correspondents: George L-P Weaver; Robert C. Weaver; Jack B.
Weinstein; Albert H. Wheeler; Roy Wilkins; Robert Whitehead.
0713 W (Wick-Wilk), 1958-1963. 23pp.
Major Topics: NAACP v. Harrison case; NAACP v. Gray case; New York City
legislation relating to unlawful possession of weapons.
Principal Correspondents: Henry T. Wickham; Ulysses S. Wiggins; G. Robert
Wileman; Aminda Wilkins.
0736 W (Williams), 1958-1962. 66pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; Charles E. Williams v. Howard Johnson, Inc.
of Washington and Russell V. Keys case; NAACP v. Harrison case; racial
discrimination complaint against U.S. armed forces and Greyhound Bus
Company; NAACP v. Webb's City, Inc. case; Webb's City, Inc. v. NAACP et al.
case; northern school desegregation problems; New Jersey NAACP Legal
Redress Committee meeting; Shelton et al. v. Tucker et al. case.
Principal Correspondents: Archie D. Williams; Charles E. Williams; Franklin H.
Williams; W. Lester Banks; Harold B. Williams; Roy Wilkins; Gloster B. Current;
Samuel A. Williams; Thad D. Williams.
0802 W (Williamson), 1958-1961. 19pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaint against Trailways Bus Lines; requests
for assistance.
Principal Correspondent: Curtis Williamson.
0821 W (Willis-Wych), 1958-1965. 57pp.
Major Topics: Florida pupil assignment laws; State of Mississippi v. Aaron Henry
case; Southern anti-NAACP legislation; James Madison Lecture on de facto
segregation at New York University; Julie Wright's application to Graduate
School of the University of South Carolina; New Jersey NAACP Legal Redress
Committee meeting; State of North Carolina v. Robert Williams case.
Principal Correspondents: Charles F. Wilson; Thomas D. Bailey; Ralph E. Odum;
Steve Worth; Henry Lee Moon; J. Skelly Wright; Julie Wright; Gloster B. Current;
Roy Wilkins; John A. Morsell; T. H. Wyche.

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General Office File cont.
Box 8 cont.
Carter, Robert L. cont.
General Correspondence cont.
0001 Y (Ya-Yo), 1958-1961. 22pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaint against U.S. aimed forces; requests
for assistance; blueprint for legal action against racial segregation and
discrimination.
Principal Correspondents: Robert H. Yancey Sr.; Adam Yarmolinsky.
0023 Y (Young), 1961-1965. 120pp.
Major Topics: Evers v. State of Mississippi case; Jackson, Vicksburg, Clarksdale,
and McComb, Mississippi, protest demonstrations; Students of Tougaloo College
v. City of Jackson case; Mississippi disorderly conduct and barratry legislation;
Amos C. Brown case; State of Mississippi v. Matthew Walker Jr. case; Pigee et
al. v. Mississippi case; Clark et al. v. Thompson et al. case; requests for
information.
Principal Correspondents: Jack H. Young; Medgar W. Evers; Samuel W. Tucker;
Arthur Spingarn; Herbert L. Wright; Julie Wright; Maria L. Marcus; Barbara A.
Morris; John A. Morsell.
0143 Z, 1958-1963. 37pp.
Major Topics: State of Ohio v. Walter Brown case; proposed New York State
legislation prohibiting discrimination in the sale or rental of private housing; North
Carolina school desegregation.
Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Zagrans; Joseph Zaretzki; Paul B. Zuber.
Box 9
Marcus, Maria L.
General Correspondence
0180 A, 1961-1963. 38pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; racial discrimination complaints against U.S.
armed forces; American Jewish Congress v. Arabian American Oil Company
case.
Principal Correspondents: Arthur Chapin; Robert L. Carter.
0218 B, 1961-1963. 148pp.
Major Topics: Constitutional protection of peaceful picketing; racial discrimination
complaints against New York City Port Authority and the U.S. armed forces;
requests for assistance; American Jewish Congress v. Arabian American Oil
Company case; George et al. v. Clemmons case; attempted murder of Curlee
Brown in Carbondale, Illinois; proposal for filing of false arrests suits against
Mississippi police officials.
Principal Correspondents: Stanley J. Beyer; Robert L. Carter; Gloster B. Current;
Roy Wilkins; Barbara A. Morris; John A. Morsell; David Brazner; Curlee Brown.
0366 C, 1961-1963. 84pp.
Major Topics: Requests for information and assistance; racial discrimination
complaints against U.S. armed forces and the New York City public school
system; NAACP litigation against discriminatory practices by labor unions; State
of Louisiana v. Earl Clark case; American Jewish Congress v. Arabian American
Oil Company case; NAACP v. Button case.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Robert C. Chapman; Henry B. Clark II;
Deborah Cole; J. Edward Conway; Robert L. Carter; J. Francis Pohlhaus.

0450 D-F, 1961 -1965. 87pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance and information; complaints regarding denial
of veteran's benefits to African Americans; call for declaratory judgment by U.S.
Supreme Court to implement school desegregation decision; racial discrimination
complaints against U.S. armed forces.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Robert L. Carter; William C. Erbecker;
Barbara A. Morris; C. O. Pearson.
0537 G, 1961-1963. 67pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; Fort Lauderdale v. NAACP case; Florida
Legislative Investigation Committee v. Gibson case; Oliver Greene v. City of
Ronceverte case; difficulty in finding lawyers to handle civil rights cases in the
South; George Ravenell case.
Principal Correspondents: E. H. Gadsden; Robert L. Carter; G. E. Graves Jr.;
Eleanor Roosevelt; Oliver Greene; Willard Brown; Howard Crump; Roy Wilkins;
William S. Gurkin.
0604 H, 1961-1963. 135pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; racial discrimination complaints against U.S.
armed forces and North Georgia Area Trade School; Salzhandler v. Caputo case;
judicial remedies for racial discrimination; Steele v. Louisville & Nashville
Railroad case.
Principal Correspondents: R. R. Hairston; Robert L. Carter; Burton H. Hall; Douglas
Hall; Roy Wilkins; Lillie M. Jackson; Neil M. Herring.
0739 J, 1961-1963. 80pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; racial discrimination complaints against U.S.
armed forces; Berrier Ice Cream Company v. NAACP Youth Council and
Affiliates case.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Earl M. Johnson; Robert L. Carter.
Reel 7 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 9 cont.
Marcus, Maria L. cont.
General Correspondence cont.
0001 K-L, 1961-1963. 91pp.
Major Topics: American Jewish Congress v. Arabian American Oil Company case;
requests for assistance; racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed
forces and United Air Lines; suit for integration of Jackson, Mississippi,
recreational facilities; KKK activities in Georgia; Region III Leadership Training
Conference workshops; NAACP v. Alabama case; Eli Lewin v. Local #1,
Checkers and Clerks Union case; New York State public accommodations
legislation.
Principal Correspondents: Bernard Katzen; Robert L. Carter; Roy Wilkins; Shade M.
Lee; Lyndon B. Johnson; Lee C. White; Hobart Taylor Jr.; Louis J. Lefkowitz;
George N. Leighton; Leonard S. Margolis.
0092 M, 1961-1963. 185pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; Shore v. Law case; racial discrimination
complaints against U.S. armed forces; Civil Rights Act of 1963; constitutionality of
public accommodations legislation; State of Maryland v. Sutton case; State of
Maryland v. Paul A. Dennis Jr. et al. case.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Arthur Spingarn; B. Clarence Mayfield;
Clarence Mitchell; Juanita J. Mitchell.

0277 N-R, 1961-1965. 183pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces and
Howard Johnson restaurant in Danville, Virginia; requests for assistance and
information; American Jewish Congress v. Arabian American Oil Company case;
Board of Higher Education v. Carter et al. case; NAACP v. Button case; New
York State Commission Against Discrimination v. Arabian American Oil Company
case; NAACP v. Webb's City case; NAACP discrimination suit against
construction industry.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Marie Nelson; Paul L. Adams; Mary
Louise Nice; William E. Perry Jr.; Roy Wilkins; Eleanor Roosevelt; Collin Powell;
Alfred Reed; Sanford Katz; Joseph B. Robison.
Box 10
Marcus, Maria L. cont.
General Correspondence cont.
0460 S (Saunders, Robert W.), 1962-1963. 12pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces and labor
unions; J. Ft. Berrier Ice Cream Company v. Roderick Freeman et al. case; B & B
Cash Grocery Stores, Inc. v. Young Adults for Progressive Action case; contempt
charges against Josephine Johnson of Panama City, Florida.
Principal Correspondent: Robert L. Carter.
0472 S-T, 1961-1963. 182pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; racial discrimination complaints against U.S.
armed forces, labor unions, and Greyhound Bus Company; American Jewish
Congress v. Arabian American Oil Company case; Englewood, New Jersey,
school desegregation case; Birmingham, Alabama, protest demonstrations;
employment discrimination complaints; Montgomery County, Maryland, parade
and public assemblies ordinance.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Jawn A. Sandifer; Arthur D. Shores;
Roy Wilkins; Herbert H. Tate; Selitha Thomas; Everett Hutchinson; Edith
Throckmorton; Arnold Trebach.
0654 V-Y, 1961-1963. 129pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; racial discrimination complaints against U.S.
armed forces; Cleveland, Tennessee, voter harassment complaint; complaints
regarding denial of veteran's benefits in Houston, Texas; NAACP v. Committee of
Offenses Against the Administration of Justice case; Bates v. City of Little Rock
case; Bland Williams case; Louis McNeese Jr. v. Board of Education for
Community Unit School District #187 case.
Principal Correspondents: Barbara A. Morris; Clarence Mitchell; Robert L. Carter;
Jack Greenberg; G. Robert Wileman; Bland Williams; Samuel Williams; Clayton
R. Williams; Percy E. Sutton; Roy Wilkins.
Box 10 cont.
Marshall, Thurgood
General Correspondence
0783 A-W, 1956, 1960. 55pp.
Major Topics: Report on economic needs of African American farmers in the
Mississippi Delta area; Mississippi economic pressure campaign against African
Americans; proposed Iowa FEPC legislation; "In Friendship" Committee;
allegations of communist influence on NAACP; denial of federal aid for school
construction to states engaged in segregation.
Principal Correspondents: Medgar Evers; Mildred Bond; Gloster B. Current; Robert
L. Carter; John M. Ely Jr.; Z. Alexander Looby; Benjamin McLaurin; Alfred Baker
Lewis; J. Francis Pohlhaus; A. P. Tureaud; Guy Banister.

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General Office File cont.
Box 10 cont.
Morris, Barbara A.
General Correspondence
0001 A-F, 1962-1965. 94pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance and information; New Jersey proposal for
establishment of a defender system for the indigent; Bell v. Board of Trustees,
School City of Gary case; complaints regarding discrimination in interstate travel;
racial discrimination complaints against labor unions.
Principal Correspondents: F. Lawrence Anderson Jr.; Ralph Bunche; Robert L.
Carter.
0095 G-J, 1962-1965. 108pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance and information; racial discrimination
complaints against U.S. armed forces; Frank Holt v. NAACP case; Roland Smith
et al. v. Orval Faubus et al. case; NAACP et al. v. On/a/ Faubus case.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Roy Wilkins; Henry Lee Moon; Maria L.
Marcus; Frank Holt; George Howard Jr.; Gordon Young; George D. Jeter.
0203 K-N, 1962-1965. 61pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; complaints regarding denial of veteran's
benefits in Pensacola, Florida; racial discrimination complaints against U.S.
armed forces; de facto segregation in northern schools.
Principal Correspondents: Leo A. Larkin; Robert L. Carter; Roy Wilkins; W. Lester
Banks; John P. Ludington; June Shagaloff; James C. Evans.
0264 O-Y, 1962-1965. 104pp.
Major Topics: Requests for information and assistance; racial discrimination
complaints against Atlanta, Georgia, police department and the federal surplus
food program in Mississippi; Howard and Crittenden v. St. Louis-San Francisco
Railway Company case; Mason v. Grennell et al. case.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Roy Wilkins; Burke Marshall; Frank L.
Roberson; Ivan Allen Jr.; J. Francis Pohlhaus; John W. Whitaker; Harold B.
Williams.
Box 10 cont.
Motley, Constance Baker
General Correspondence
0368 J-Y, 1956. 15pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; NAACP youth program; racial discrimination
complaint against State College for Teachers at Albany, New York.
Principal Correspondents: Eugene T. Reed; Medgar W. Evers; Harold Braverman.
Box 10 cont.
Steel, Lewis M.
General Correspondence
0383 D-U, 1963,1965. 8pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaint against Lefferts Junior High School in
Brooklyn, New York; Detroit Ordinance case.
Principal Correspondents: Bernard E. Donovan; Thomas F. Nevins; Dan Rosenfelt.

Box 11
Carter, Robert L.
Outgoing Correspondence
0391 A-H, 1957-1963. 96pp.
Major Topics: Carter's appointment as member of the National Panel of Arbitrators;
proposed survey of suitability of African American students desiring to enter white
schools in Clarendon County, South Carolina; requests for information and
assistance; Carr et al. v. Young et al. case; Board of Higher Education v. Elmer
A. Carter et al. case; Colorado Anti-Discrimination Commission v. Continental Air
Lines, Inc. case; NAACP compliance with Ohio State unemployment
compensation law; Cravens Investment Corporation v. NAACP et al. case; New
York State employment discrimination legislation; City of Meridian v. Darden
case; NAACP v. Alabama case; Gibson v. Board of Public Instruction of Dade
County, Florida case; racial discrimination complaint against Handy Andy grocery
chain stores; United States v. Harrison County et al. case; San Francisco,
California, fair housing ordinance; State of Arkansas v. William M. Howard case.
Principal Correspondents: James S. Murphy; Houston D. Anderson Jr.; Jack E.
Wood Jr.; Leonard H. Carter; Henry Spitz; Roy Wilkins; Armin A. Walter; E.
Melvin Porter; Herbert Hill; A. P. Tureaud; Jack Greenberg; J. Francis Pohlhaus;
George Hayes; Robert W. Saunders; Edward F. Boardman; G. E. Graves Jr.;
Matthew J. Perry; Maria L. Marcus; Joseph A. Luter; Gloster B. Current; Robert
A. Hauberg; Franklin H. Williams; James Donald Rice; Wiley A. Branton.
0487 J-P, 1957-1963. 77pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; Commonwealth of Virginia v. Ford T.
Johnson Jr. case; NAACP request for information on position held by Manning
Johnson in the Justice Department; allegations of communist influence on
NAACP; racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces and
Montgomery, Alabama, municipal airport; proposed challenge to constitutionality
of southern literary tests for voting; Eddie McConnell v. T. H. Newman case;
Orval E. Faubus et al. v. United States et al. case; efforts by African American
students to enroll at University of South Carolina; Pierce v. Dungee et al. case;
Pierce v. Moon et al. case; Pryor v. Poirier et al. case.
Principal Correspondents: Roland D. Ealey; Herbert Brownell; Thurgood Marshall;
Andrew D. Weinberger; Roy Wilkins; Warren Olney III; I. DeQuincy Newman;
Wiliam O. Johnson; James C. Evans; Arthur Spingarn; Herbert L. Wright; Joseph
L. Rauh Jr.; James Duke Cameron; James M. Hinton; J. Francis Pohlhaus;
Donald Hollowell; Amos T. Hall; Chester I. Lewis.
0564 R-V, 1958-1963. 136pp.
Major Topics: State of South Carolina v. George Ravenell case; Ruiz v. Berry et al.
case; Timmie Rogers assault case in Germany; State of Alabama v. Willie Seals
Jr. case; Shelton et al. v. Tucker et al. case; Shelton v. McKinley case; Brooklyn,
New York, police brutality complaints; efforts to eliminate racial designations from
birth certificates; requests for assistance; racial discrimination complaint against
Greenville, South Carolina, airport; Tolliver v. Morton et al. case; Brenda Travis
case; Virginia Bar Association Committee v. S. W. Tucker case.
Principal Correspondents: Matthew J. Perry; Gloster B. Current; Roy Wilkins; Jack
Greenberg; Clarence Mitchell; Herbert L. Wright; Timmie Rogers; Charles S.
Conley; T. W. Coggs; Thad D. Williams; Milton A. Galamison; Newton
Greenberg; Carl L. Erhardt; Samuel Williams; Thurgood Marshall; Edward R.
Dudley; Leonard H. Carter; Burke Marshall; James C. Evans; Robert F. Kennedy;
Martin S. Handelman.

0700 W-Y, 1958-1963. 65pp.
Major Topics: Requests for assistance; James Buddy Williams case; Wiley v.
Richland Water District et al. case; State of Indiana v. Anne Lee Lemmon case;
Pensacola, Florida, school desegregation case; racial discrimination complaint
against David Ranken School of Mechanical Trades in St. Louis, Missouri; St.
Louis, Missouri, public accommodations bill; Julie Wright's efforts to enroll at
University of South Carolina Graduate School.
Principal Correspondents: Z. Alexander Looby; Thurgood Marshall; Leonard H.
Carter; Samuel Williams; Charles H. Wills; Gloster B. Current; Calvin D. Banks;
Charles F. Wilson; Margaret Bush Wilson; Eugene T. Reed; Julie Wright.
Box 11 cont.
Marcus, Maria L.
Outgoing Correspondence
0765 A-W, 1961-1963. 129pp.
Major Topics: Abercrombie Enterprises v. Opton case; Thomas Allen et al. v. Hilton
Corporation case; racial discrimination complaints against Renee Department
Store, U.S. armed forces, David Ranken School of Mechanical Trades, and
Maryland restaurants; Giles-Johnson rape case in Maryland; Frank Jackson
case; requests for assistance; Kent v. Reid case; New Jersey employment
discrimination complaint; Shore v. Law case; NAACP et al. v. Webb's City, Inc.
case; Webb's City v. NAACP case; Whitehouse et al. v. NAACP et al. case.
Principal Correspondents: Conrad O. Pearson; Louis J. Lefkowitz; James C. Evans;
Robert L. Carter; Harold A. Knapp; J. Millard Tawes; Donald L. Hollowell; Ruby
Hurley; E. E. Moore Sr.; J. Francis Pohlhaus; Barbara A. Morris; Charles F.
Wilson; Roy Wilson; James A. Crumlin; Margaret Bush Wilson.
Reel 9 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 11 cont.
Morris, Barbara A.
Outgoing Correspondence
0001 C-W, 1962-1963. 33pp.
Major Topics: Clark et al. v. Thompson et al. case; State of New York v. George C.
Fitzgerald case; racial discrimination complaints against Connecticut trailer parks;
NAACP investigation of Irving Washington; Orlando, Florida, sit-in
demonstrations.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Lee B. Brooks; Wilson G. Graves;
Morris D. Woolfork III.

Box 12
Carter, Robert L.
Memorandums
0034 1956-1959. 128pp.
Major Topics: NAACP complaint regarding speech on segregation to African
American students at Georgia State College by Regent Roy V. Harris;
Pennsylvania Solicitation Act Certificate of Registration; St. Paul, Minnesota,
housing ordinance; southern anti-NAACP legislation; proposed Boston University
scholarship for African Americans from the South; Brooklyn, New York, school
desegregation; NAACP registration under Ohio Unemployment Compensation
Law; speaking engagements by Carter; form for complaints to President's
Committee on Government Contracts; southern efforts to curb power of U.S.
Supreme Court; NAACP workshop on urban problems; reorganization of Florida
State Conference Legal Redress Committee; status of desegregation in Virginia;
U.S. Civil Rights Commission hearings in Alabama; Fair Share Organization;
racial discrimination complaint against Maryland restaurants; northern school
segregation issue; Illinois school desegregation litigation.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Robert Arnold; Jack Greenberg; Thurgood
Marshall; Madison S. Jones; Constance Baker Motley; Gloster B. Current; C. R.
Darden; J. H. Calhoun; Daisy Bates; Herbert L. Wright; Henry Lee Moon; Herbert
Hill; Samuel A. Williams; Robert W. Saunders; John A. Morsell; Clarence
Mitchell; L. H. Holman; James Farmer.
0162 January-October 1960. 137pp.
Major Topics: Disbarment proceedings against Samuel W. Tucker; racial
discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces, labor unions, and southern
airport facilities; handbook for education committees; NAACP-SCLC cooperation;
NAACP refusal to reveal names of members and contributors; NAACP
constitutional revision; opposition to use of racial designations on U.S. census
forms; NAACP convention workshops and program; Biloxi, Mississippi, beach
discrimination complaint; NAACP branch disputes; proposed purchase of real
estate by Virginia State Conference of Branches; minutes of NAACP Board of
Directors meeting.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; James Farmer; Herbert Hill; Gloster B.
Current; John A. Morsell; Herbert L. Wright; Thurgood Marshall; W. Lester Banks;
R. D. Robertson.
0299 January-December 1961. 158pp.
Major Topics: Scholle v. Hare case; NAACP branch disputes; proposed federal
public school desegregation act; Louisville, Kentucky, protest demonstrations;
denial of federal aid for education funds to states refusing to desegregate
schools; constitution of New York State Conference of Branches; Cravens
Investment Company v. NAACP Oklahoma City Branch et a/, case; Wimberly v.
City of Patterson case; injunction against NAACP in Fort Lauderdale, Florida;
NAACP tax-exempt status; W. W. Law's grievance against U.S. Post Office
Department; NAACP v. MacDonald Gallion case; NAACP v. Frederick T. Gray
case; Virginia anti-NAACP legislation; de facto segregation in Lockland, Ohio;
Theodore R. Gibson v. Florida Legislative Investigation Committee case; 'The
Freedom Arsenal" pamphlet; Maine anti-discrimination law; relationship between
NAACP and NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Theodore Sachs; Gloster B. Current; John
A. Morsell; Jawn A. Sandifer; Herbert L. Wright; Maria L. Marcus; Henry Lee
Moon; June Shagaloff.

0457 January 1962-December 1965. 151 pp.
Major Topics: Southeast region leadership training conferences; NAACP branch
disputes; status of NAACP legal cases; de facto segregation in northern schools;
NAACP v. Gray case; racial discrimination complaints against labor unions;
procedures for election of NAACP board members; Oakland, California, school
desegregation; Overstreet v. NAACP case; Legal Department activities reports.
Principal Correspondents: Herbert Hill; Maria L. Marcus; Gloster B. Current; John A.
Morsell; June Shagaloff; Jawn Sandifer; Lucille Black; Jack Wood; Roy Wilkins;
Barbara A. Morris; Henry Lee Moon; Arthur Spingarn; William R. Ming Jr.; Lewis
M. Steel.
Box 12 cont.
Current, Gloster B.
Memorandums
0608 April 1957-July 1964. 71pp.
Major Topics: NAACP branch and regional constitutions; NAACP policy on
segregation in education; NAACP convention resolutions; report of the NAACP
Committee on Convention Procedure; status of desegregation in Virginia;
NAACP picketing campaign; NAACP branch disputes.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Thurgood Marshall; Roy Wilkins;
Barbee William Durham; Francis L. Williams; Francisco A. Rodriguez.
Box 12 cont.
Morris, Barbara A.
Memorandums
0679 April-December 1965. 4pp.
Major Topic: Status of NAACP legal cases.
Principal Correspondents: Richard McClain; Robert L. Carter.
Box 12 cont.
Pohlhaus, J. Francis
Memorandums
0683 1958-1961. 24pp.
Major Topics: Hearings on confessions and police detention by the U.S. Senate
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee; racial discrimination complaint against
University of South Florida and U.S. armed forces; employment discrimination
complaint against St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company and the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen; opposition to appointment of deLesseps
Morrison as U.S. ambassador to the OAS.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; John A. Morsell; Roy Wilkins; Arthur J.
Chapital Sr.; Clarence Mitchell.
Box 12 cont.
Morsell, John
Memorandums
0707 1957-1964. 15pp.
Major Topics: NAACP policy on noncooperation with communists; allegations of
communist influence on NAACP; U.S. Commission on Civil Rights study on
difficulties experienced by civil rights activists in obtaining legal counsel to
represent them in litigation; NAACP Legal Department budget.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; William Jansen; Richard McClain;
Robert B. Bourne.

Box 12 cont.
Staff
Memorandums
0722 1958-1965. 10pp.
Major Topics: Review of status of NAACP Legal Department; proposed NAACP libel
action against the Amsterdam News; criticism of Roy Wilkins' leadership of the
NAACP.
Principal Correspondents: William R. Ming Jr.; Roy Wilkins; Robert L. Carter; Henry
Lee Moon; James L. Hicks.
Box 12 cont.
Wilkins, Roy
Memorandums
0732 September 1957-November 1965. 52pp.
Major Topics: Proposal for intervention by U.S. Attorney General in actions brought
by individuals in desegregation cases; allegations regarding organization of
White Citizens Council in New Jersey; North Carolina sit-in demonstrations;
southern anti-NAACP legislation; racial discrimination complaints against U.S.
armed forces; expenses for NAACP litigation; Richmond v. Scales case.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Joseph L. Rauh Jr.; Ruby Hurley; John
A. Morsell; Richard McClain.
Box 13
Africa
0784 1956, 1963-1964 and n.d. 14pp.
Major Topics: American Society of African Culture program; American Negro
Leadership Conference on Africa activities.
Principal Correspondent: Roy Wilkins.
Reel 10 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 13 cont.
American Civil Liberties Union
0001 Related Materials, 1960-1964. 36pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of New York Civil Liberties Union meeting; New York State
legislation relating to suppression of evidence obtained as a result of unlawful
search and seizure; New Jersey proposal to set up quotas as a temporary
expedient to encourage integrated neighborhoods; National Union League's call
for special effort to close economic gap between African Americans and whites;
ACLU and American Jewish Congress policy on quotas and compensatory
treatment for African Americans; City Commission on Human Rights of New York
policy statement on the present state of the African American; creation of Civil
Liberties Defense and Education Fund.
Principal Correspondents: Jack B. Weinstein; George E. Rundquist.

Box 13 cont.
American Jewish Committee
0037 1960, January-April. 24pp.
Major Topics: Real estate offices ruled to be public accommodations in California
and Massachusetts; opposition to disbursement of public funds to institutions
which discriminate; opposition to Oregon State law providing free textbooks to
parochial schools; Swart v. South Burlington Town School District case; Levitt v.
Division Against Discrimination case; Arizona legislation prohibiting interracial
marriages overturned; Banks v. Capital Airlines, Inc. case; racial discrimination
complaint against Lenape Park swimming pool in Chester County, Pennsylvania;
opposition to sectarian or religious books in public school libraries in California;
Progress Development Corporation v. Mitchell case; Massachusetts law against
discrimination in granting of mortgage loans; New York City fair housing
ordinance.
Principal Correspondents: Theodore Leskes; Sol Rabkin; Paul Hartman.
Box 13 cont.
American Negro Leadership Conference on Africa
0061 December 1963-September 1964. 28pp.
Major Topics: Committee meetings; campaign against racial discrimination in South
Africa; Harvard University study of African American wage earners; conference
resolutions; list of contributors.
Principal Correspondents: James K. Baker; Theodore E. Brown; Robert L. Carter.
Box 13 cont.
AMSAC (American Society for African Culture)
0089 June 1963-December 1965. 55pp.
Major Topics: Annual report; minutes of sixth annual meeting; Baltimore, Maryland,
School Superintendents Conference on the Practical Problems of Public School
Desegregation.
Principal Correspondents: John A. Davis; Brooke Aronson; George B. Brain.
Box 13 cont.
Annual Conventions
0144 1957-1965. 101pp.
Major Topics: Convention workshops; resolutions; policy statements on school
desegregation in the South and de facto desegregation in northern and western
public schools; discussion topics.
Principal Correspondents: Ruby Hurley; Robert L. Carter; Florence V. Lucas;
Franklin H. Williams; A. Maceo Smith; Herbert E. Tucker Jr.; James E. Stewart;
Clarence Laws; Frankie M. Freeman; Arthur L. Johnson; Roy Wilkins; Thurgood
Marshall; William R. Ming Jr.; Conrad O. Pearson; Donald L. Hollowell; A. P.
Tureaud; Wiley A. Branton; Chester Lewis Jr.; Jawn Sandifer; Maurice Dawkins;
Lawrence S. Odom; J. H. Calhoun; Arthur B. Spingarn.
Box 13 cont.
Anti-Poverty Program
0245 Material Concerning, 1965. 36pp.
Major Topics: New York City Council Against Poverty meetings and activities;
request for grant by American Bi-Racial Association, Inc.; Puerto Rican
community development employment and training program; staff evaluation of St.
Vincent's Hall, Inc. Project SERVE.

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Arkansas
0281 Revolving Fund--George Howard, 1959, January-August. 10pp.
Major Topic: Accounting of revolving fund.
Principal Correspondent: Robert L. Carter.
0291 Statutes, June 1956-June 1957. 33pp.
Major Topics: Pupil assignment legislation; state constitutional amendment
opposing federal government encroachment of state's rights and perogatives;
prosegregation legislation.
Principal Correspondents: Wiley A. Branton; U. Simpson Tate; Thurgood Marshall;
Daisy Bates; Frank W. Smith; Robert L. Carter; J. R. Booker.
Box 13 cont.
Atlanta, Georgia Conference
0324 Report, 1956. 41 pp.
Major Topic: Reports on status of desegregation in southern states.
Principal Correspondent: Thurgood Marshall.
Box 13 cont.
Barratry
0365 1960. 21pp.
Major Topic: Definition of and analysis of state antibarratry legislation.
Box 13 cont.
Board of Directors
0386 Genesis of Special Contribution Fund, 1961-1964. 33pp.
Major Topics: NAACP tax-exempt status; handling of grants to NAACP by taxexempt
organizations.
Principal Correspondents: Maria L. Marcus; Robert L. Carter; George S. Brody; Roy
Wilkins; Buell G. Gallagher; Joseph J. Klein.
0419 Miscellany, 1957-1965. 86pp.
Major Topics: Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom; criticism of Roy Wilkins' leadership of
the NAACP; Thalheimer Award; NAACP certificate of incorporation; study and
recommendation on NAACP Board expansion; NAACP reorganization program;
interrelationship of National Office and branches with regard to financial
procedures; Legal Redress Committee annual report.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; A. Philip Randolph; Martin Luther King Jr.;
C. B. Powell; Robert L. Carter; Gloster B. Current; Jesse Turner; Richard
McClain; John A. Morsell.
Box 14
Board of Directors cont.
0505 Special Mississippi Investigating Committee, 1963-1964. 154pp.
Major Topics: NAACP relief operations in Mississippi; itinerary; minutes of meetings;
report of findings and recommendations; NAACP mass meeting at Clarksdale,
Mississippi; request that federal hospital and health facilities be made available to
civil rights workers in Mississippi; Mississippi State Conference of Branches
recommends NAACP withdrawal from COFO; Mississippi police brutality
complaints.
Principal Correspondents: John A. Morsell; Roy Wilkins; Robert L. Carter; Barry M.
Goldwater; John A. Hannah; Gloster B. Current.

Box 14 cont.
Branch Disputes
0659 Alaska-New Mexico, 1956-1965. 40pp.
Major Topics: NAACP branch disputes in Alaska, California, Colorado, Connecticut,
Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, and New Mexico; racial
discrimination complaint against U.S. armed forces.
Principal Correspondents: Gloster B. Current; Robert L. Carter; Roy Wilkins; James
E. Lee.
0699 Los Angeles, California, 1956-1959. 33pp.
Major Topics: Los Angeles, California, NAACP branch disputes; report on
December 1957 Los Angeles branch election.
Principal Correspondents: Gloster B. Current; Robert L. Carter; Roy Wilkins; Loren
Miller; Maurice A. Dawkins; George Simmons.
0732 New York-Washington, 1956-1965. 98pp.
Major Topics: NAACP branch disputes in New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and
Washington State.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Gloster B. Current; Channing Tobias;
Roy Wilkins; Russell P. Crawford; Ella J. Baker; James E. Levy; Theodore M.
Berry; Jack E. Tanner.
0830 New York City, 1964-1965. 27pp.
Major Topic: New York City NAACP branch disputes.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Hubert T. Delaney; William Webb Jr.;
Richard Allen Hildebrand; Robert L. Carter; Gloster B. Current; Stephen G.
Spottswood.
Reel 11 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 14 cont.
Branch Disputes cont.
0001 New York State Conference, 1957-1958. 42pp.
Major Topics: NAACP branch disputes within the New York State Conference; State
of Alabama v. William Scott case; report of New York State NAACP Legal
Redress Committee.
Principal Correspondents: Effie Gordon; Robert L. Carter; Thurgood Marshall; Jawn
Sandifer; Roy Wilkins; Gloster B. Current.
0043 Newark, New Jersey, 1964-1965. 17pp.
Major Topics: Newark, New Jersey, NAACP branch dispute; complaints against
Newark Branch President Boyd Cantrell.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; William D. Payne; Roy Wilkins; John A.
Morsell.
0060 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Moore, Cecil), 1964-1965 and n.d. 52pp.
Major Topics: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, NAACP branch dispute; complaints
against Philadelphia Branch President Cecil Moore; NAACP proposal to create
multiple branches in city of Philadelphia.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Roy Wilkins; Henry Lee Moon; Ragan
A. Henry; Frank Reeves; Walter Rosenbaum; Gloster B. Current; Cecil B. Moore.
0112 Providence, Rhode Island, 1957-1958. 18pp.
Major Topic: Providence, Rhode Island, NAACP branch dispute.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; John R. Kellam; Gloster B. Current; Ralph
A. Allen; William M. Newsom; Robert L. Carter.

0130 St. Louis, Missouri, 1964-1965. 59pp.
Major Topics: St. Louis, Missouri, NAACP branch dispute; complaint regarding
ineffectual leadership of St. Louis branch.
Principal Correspondents: Gloster B. Current; Chester I. Lewis; Hubert T. Delaney;
Robert L. Carter; Shelby T. Freeman Jr.; Stephen G. Spottswood; Margaret Bush
Wilson; Evelyn H. Roberts; Roy Wilkins; Pearlie Evans.
Box 14 cont.
Branch Matters
0189 Death of Ben Bryant, Newark, New Jersey, 1964. 8pp.
Major Topics: Newark, New Jersey, police brutality complaint; NAACP demand for
investigation into death of Bryant.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Boyd B. Cantrell.
0197 General, 1960-1962. 24pp.
Major Topics: NAACP manual on branch election procedure; Ohio State Conference
constitution; West Coast Area Youth Conference constitution.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Gloster B. Current.
0221 General, 1963. 52pp.
Major Topics: New Jersey State Conference answer to petition of John F. Davis;
New Jersey State Conference constitution and bylaws; eligibility of members to
run for branch offices.
Principal Correspondents: Irene Smith; Gloster B. Current; Lucille Black; Leon
Benson.
0273 General, 1964. 99pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of NAACP Board of Directors' meetings; NAACP Special
Contribution Fund constitution and bylaws; trial of Byron de la Beckwith for
murder of Medgar Evers; Sacramento, California, Branch Credit Union
participation in community antipoverty program; fundraising efforts to rebuild
destroyed African American churches in Mississippi; NAACP proposal for
establishment of multiple branches in cities with populations in excess of
250,000; outline for New York Metropolitan Council; NAACP boycott of products
made in Mississippi; NAACP withdrawal from COFO; Deal v. Cincinnati Board of
Education case; NAACP efforts to oppose participation in Mississippi State bond
issue.
Principal Correspondents: Stephen G. Spottswood; Roy Wilkins; Robert A. Carter;
John A. Morsell; Charles Evers; Aaron Henry; Bruce H. Green Jr.; Gloster B.
Current.
0372 General, January-March 1965. 63pp.
Major Topics: Progress report on implementation phase of NAACP organizational
and procedural study; Mississippi Summer Project; NAACP branch procedures
for financial reporting; constitutions for metropolitan councils; shooting of Ollie
Shelby in Hinds County, Mississippi; expulsion of officers of the New York City
Department of Welfare branch of the NAACP; Charles Evers' testimony at U.S.
Commission on Civil Rights hearings in Jackson, Mississippi; NAACP voter
registration project annual report; NAACP boycott of products made in
Mississippi.
Principal Correspondents: Sam E. Rose; Robert L. Carter; Gloster B. Current; Roy
Wilkins; John A. Morsell.

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Branch Matters cont.
0435 General, April-May 1965. 76pp.
Major Topics: Expulsion of officers of the New York City Department of Welfare
branch of the NAACP; SCLC activities in Alabama; Alabama, Mississippi, and
South Carolina Summer Projects; appointment of committee to study
interrelationship of funds between NAACP National Office and branches; fiscal
procedures and control for branch handling of funds; resolutions on policy and
program; Selma, Alabama, protest demonstrations.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Gloster B. Current; Roy Wilkins;
Stephen G. Spottswood; Richard W. McClain; Lewis M. Steel; Althea T. L.
Simmons.
0511 General, June-July 1965. 103pp.
Major Topics: Branch program clinic at 56th National Convention; fiscal procedures
and control for branch handling of funds; Tampa, Florida, employment
discrimination complaints; minutes of NAACP Board of Directors' meeting; report
on integration of Dade County, Florida, public schools; expulsion of officers of the
New York City Department of Welfare branch of the NAACP; complaint regarding
dismissal of Michael Tabor from Montgomery County, Maryland, Department of
Public Welfare; Alabama State Conference constitution.
Principal Correspondents: Lucille Black; Althea T. L. Simmons; Robert L. Carter;
Stephen G. Spottswood; Margaret Bush Wilson; Gloster B. Current; Frank D.
Reeves; Robert L. Gilder; Jack Greenberg; Edith N. Throckmorton; Parran
Mitchell; Millard J. Tawes; Roy Wilkins; Harold B. Williams; Ruby Hurley; John A.
Morsell; Leonard H. Carter.
0614 General, August-December 1965. 132pp.
Major Topics: Lawsuits on constitutionality of Alabama poll tax and South Carolina
legislative reapportionment; Alabama State Conference resolutions; Ohio State
Conference financial statement; reorganization of Los Angeles, California,
branch; St. Paul, Minnesota, school desegregation case; state conference of
branches questionnaires; Detroit Branch Executive Committee meeting on
multiple branches in metropolitan areas; Branch Problem Clinic report sheets;
constitutions of the Northern Area Conference of the West Coast region and the
NAACP metropolitan councils; report on memberships and Freedom Fund
contributions received from branches.
Principal Correspondents: Barbara Morris; John W. Nixon; I. DeQuincey Newman;
Gloster B. Current; Roy Wilkins; Robert L. Carter; Leonard H. Carter; Donald
Lewis; Hubert Delany; Althea T. L. Simmons.
0746 General, Undated. 46pp.
Major Topics: Cleveland, Ohio, apprenticeship improvement and development
program; state conference of branches questionnaire; West Coast Region Area
Youth Conferences constitution; budget and fiscal controls for NAACP branches;
model constitution and bylaws for state conferences; NAACP procedures for
handling of legal cases.
Principal Correspondents: Richard W. McClain; Roy Wilkins.

Box 15 cont.
Branches
0792 Alabama-Alaska, 1956-1962. 15pp.
Major Topics: Complaint regarding suspension of John LeFlore as Mobile, Alabama,
postman; racial conditions in Montgomery, Alabama; white economic intimidation
campaign in Wilcox County, Alabama; Alabama anti-NAACP legislation;
Montgomery, Alabama, bus boycott; proposal for inclusion barring racial
discrimination in Alaska state constitution.
Principal Correspondents: Thurgood Marshall; Clarence Mitchell; Arthur
Summerfield; J. D. Hunter; W. C. Patton; Gordon A. Rodgers; Ruby Hurley;
Franklin H. Williams.
0807 Arizona-Arkansas, 1956-1962. 28pp.
Major Topics: Report of Arizona Legal Redress Committee; lawsuit against L. C.
Bates resulting from cancellation of Duke Ellington concert in Little Rock,
Arkansas; Arkansas legislation requiring registration of corporations.
Principal Correspondents: H. B. Daniels; L. C. Bates; Robert L. Carter; Gloster B.
Current; Duke Ellington; Christopher Mercer; Birdie Williams; Wiley Branton.
0835 California, 1956-1963. 31pp.
Major Topics: Berkeley branch dispute; resignation of Estelle Van Meter from Los
Angeles Branch Executive Committee; Los Angeles branch financial report;
Richmond, California, housing discrimination complaints; speaking engagements
by Robert L. Carter; racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces.
Principal Correspondents: Gloster B. Current; Robert L. Carter; Mattie B. Meyers;
Estelle Van Meter; George D. Carroll; Nathaniel S. Colley; Leona Cade; Tarea
Hall Pittman; William D. Dobson.
Reel 12 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 15 cont.
Branches cont.
0001 Connecticut, 1956-1961. 38pp.
Major Topics: Bridgeport racial discrimination complaint; requests for legal
assistance; requests for appointments of qualified African Americans to public
office.
Principal Correspondents: H. B. Anderson; William O. Johnson; Arthur Johnson; C.
Roy Jackson; Robert L. Carter; Maria L. Marcus; Philip J. Langley; Harold
Flemmings; Constance Baker Motley.
0039 Florida, 1956-1963. 35pp.
Major Topics: Opposition to segregated housing project in Cocoa; requests for legal
assistance; Tallahassee racial discrimination complaints.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; T. M. Mandy; Thurgood Marshall; Eula
Johnson; Roy Wilkins; Theodore R. Gibson; Arthur L. Williams; Maria L. Marcus;
C. K. Steele; A. Leon Lowry.

0074 Georgia, 1956-1963. 94pp.
Major Topics: Racial conditions and protest demonstrations in Albany; Secret
Service investigation of NAACP for alleged defacement of U.S. currency;
Southeastern Regional Conference in Atlanta; report on Georgia Legal Redress
Committee; racial discrimination complaint against Georgia State College of
Business Administration; NAACP declared a subversive organization by state
legislature; summary of findings of survey of Atlanta public schools; opposition to
Atlanta urban renewal program; state anti-NAACP and antibarratry legislation;
requests for legal assistance; Bibb Transit Company v. Davis et al. case;
Savannah police brutality complaints.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; J. H. Calhoun; Roy Wilkins; Thurgood
Marshall; Spottswood W. Robinson; Albert N. Cole; William B. Hartsfield; James
O. Gibson; Maria L. Marcus; W. W. Law; Ruby Hurley.
0168 Illinois, 1956-1963. 43pp.
Major Topics: Winona, Mississippi, racial discrimination complaint; Chicago civil
rights rally; public school desegregation; Chenot school desegregation case;
NAACP et al. v. City of Cairo, Illinois et al. case; Cairo, Illinois, parade ordinance.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Clarence E. Willis; Willoughby Abner;
S. S. Morris; Barbara A. Morris; L. H. Holman; Clayton R. Williams; Roy Wilkins.
0211 Indiana, 1956-1963. 23pp.
Major Topics: Ben Callion case; requests for legal assistance; Evansville and Fort
Wayne racial discrimination complaint; Fair Share Organization activities.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Arthur L. Jelks; Thurgood Marshall;
Orlando L. Taylor; Lawrence A. Lewis Jr.; Jack Greenberg; Edna J. Morris;
Solomon Stevenson; Maria L. Marcus.
0234 Iowa, 1963-1964. 14pp.
Major Topics: Requests for legal assistance; racial discrimination complaints against
Iowa State University fraternities and sororities; complaints regarding de facto
segregation in public schools.
Principal Correspondents: Russell Nash; Maria L. Marcus; James H. Hilton; Robert
L. Carter.
0248 Kansas, 1956-1962. 44pp.
Major Topics: White efforts to prohibit interracial dating in Winfield; Wichita,
McPherson, and Bonner Springs racial discrimination complaints; City of Emporia
v. Donald Groh and Jerry Redeker case; Donald Pryor v. C. J. Poirer et al. case;
state public accommodations legislation; racial discrimination complaint regarding
refusal of state schools to hire African American teachers; New Jersey plan for
elimination of racial discrimination in public education.
Principal Correspondents: Thurgood Marshall; Edward E. Tillman; Chester I. Lewis
Jr.; Robert L. Carter; Carl Johnson; Andrew W. Bremeyer; L. A. Platt; Adel
Throckmorton; C. R. Roquemore.
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Branches cont.
0292 Kentucky, 1957-1963. 18pp.
Major Topics: Fulton racial discrimination complaints; requests for legal assistance;
unconstitutionality of state legislation mandating segregation on intrastate bus
and rail transportation; complaint regarding firing of African American teachers in
Mound City, Illinois; Richmond and Knox County school desegregation cases.
Principal Correspondents: Maria L. Marcus; Ira L. Armstrong; Roy Wilkins; Robert L.
Carter; Henry S. Wilson; Osceola A. Dawson; Helen L. Phelps; Gloster B.
Current; James A. Crumlin.

0310 Louisiana, 1956-1963. 30pp.
Major Topics: New Orleans mass meeting; Carl Braden clemency appeal petition;
New Orleans racial discrimination complaints; state anti-NAACP legislation;
proposed activities for NAACP while under court injunction against holding
meetings; scientific research on racial aspects of human intelligence; report of
state field secretary.
Principal Correspondents: Arthur J. Chapital Sr.; Robert L. Carter; Thurgood
Marshall; Roy Wilkins; Gloster B. Current; Clarence A. Laws.
0340 Maryland-Massachusetts, 1959-1965. 33pp.
Major Topics: Proposal for creation of multiple NAACP branches in Baltimore,
Maryland; Cambridge and Frederick, Maryland, racial discrimination complaints;
proposed Montgomery County, Maryland, public accommodations ordinance;
requests for legal assistance; Boston, Massachusetts, branch voter registration
expenses.
Principal Correspondents: Lillie M. Jackson; Robert L. Carter; Gloster B. Current;
Lynwood A. Jones Jr.; Roy Wilkins; Florence Orbach; Stella Werner; Edward L.
Cooper; Kenneth I. Guscott.
0373 Michigan, 1956-1965. 47pp.
Major Topics: NAACP tax-exempt status; Benton Harbor and Baldwin racial
discrimination complaint; Region III Leadership Training Conference; Detroit
police brutality complaints; civil rights guarantees in new state constitution;
Orange, New Jersey, school desegregation case; NAACP multiple branch
proposal for Detroit.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Joyce Milligan; Paul Adams; Marie
Nelson; Arthur L. Johnson; Edward M. Turner; Barbee William Durham; Floyd H.
Skinner; Roy Wilkins; Gloster B. Current; William Brooks; William G. Jenkins.
0420 Minnesota, 1956-1962. 37pp.
Major Topics: St. Paul branch constitution and bylaws; requests for legal assistance;
racial discrimination complaints against Missouri Pacific Railroad and Staples,
Minnesota.
Principal Correspondents: Gloster B. Current; Robert L. Carter; Leonard H. Carter;
Carl L. Weschcke; Roy Wilkins; Elmer L. Anderson; Donald Lewis.
0457 Mississippi, 1956-1962. 15pp.
Major Topics: Requests for legal assistance; William Joe Johnson rape case; Clyde
Kennard case; desegregation of Jackson bus terminal; state anti-NAACP
legislation; Biloxi beach discrimination case.
Principal Correspondents: Aaron E. Henry; Eleanor Roosevelt; Robert L. Carter;
Francis L. Young; Roy Wilkins; Gilbert R. Mason.
0472 Missouri, 1956-1961. 11pp.
Major Topics: Proposed Columbia antidiscrimination city ordinance; Kansas City
public accommodations ordinance; Kansas City racial discrimination complaints.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Carl R. Johnson; Jack Greenberg; Lee
V. Swinton; Margaret Bush Wilson.
0483 Nebraska-Nevada, 1956-1962. 29pp.
Major Topics: Omaha, Nebraska, and Hawthorne, Nevada, racial discrimination
complaints; George Barton case; racial discrimination complaints against U.S.
armed forces; Nebraska state law prohibiting interracial marriages.
Principal Correspondents: Thurgood Marshall; E. T. Streeter; Lawrence W. McVoy
II; Robert L. Carter; Maria L. Marcus; J. C. Smith Jr.; Jimmie Lee Mitchell; Roy
Wilkins; Tarea Hall Pittman.

0512 New England Regional Conference, 1957-1962. 11pp.
Major Topics: Wells, Maine, racial discrimination complaint; proposed survey of
schools in the New England region; speaking engagements by Robert L. Carter;
requests for legal assistance.
Principal Correspondents: Joseph G. Le Count; Robert L. Carter; Ruth M. Batson;
Jeanetta H. Clarke.
0523 New Jersey, 1956-1963. 39pp.
Major Topics: George Ravenell v. State of South Carolina case; requests for legal
assistance; Jersey City racial discrimination complaints; Paterson police brutality
complaint; Wimberly v. City of Paterson case; Trenton housing discrimination
complaints; Bland Williams case.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; James E. Schell; Charles Haynes;
Milton Anderson; U. S. Wiggins; Roy Wilkins; Raymond A. Brown; Maria L.
Marcus; Arthur Holloway; Gloster B. Current; Deane H. Good; S. Howard
Woodson; Samuel A. Williams; Bland Williams.
0562 New Mexico, 1956-1963. 21 pp.
Major Topics: New Mexico antidiscrimination legislation; requests for legal
assistance; New Mexico State Conference of Branches constitution; Farmington
racial discrimination complaints.
Principal Correspondents: William H. Royal; Thurgood Marshall; Edward L. Boyd;
Robert L. Carter; Tarea Hall Pittman; Gloster B. Current; Charles H. Moore.
0583 New York, 1956-1962. 92pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against Glendale Register and
Commercial Travelers Mutual Accident Association of Utica; NAACP picketing of
businesses with discriminatory employment policies; Bronx and Nassau County
police brutality complaints; New York Civil Liberties Union proposals on
procedures for dealing with police brutality; Brooklyn school desegregation;
proposed boycott of Coca Cola Company; Allen et al. v. Hilton Corporation case;
report of NAACP State Legal Redress Committee.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Frederick D. Jones; Milton A.
Galamison; Florence V. Lucas; Loveline Freamon; L. Joseph Overton; A. Sanford
Lewis; Nathan Smith; Carl Harris; Samuel A. Browne; Leroy Burnett; Gloster B.
Current; Constance Baker Motley; Grant S. Shockley; June Shagaloff; Arthur
Levitt; Charles H. Silver; Thurgood Marshall; Moe L. Tandler; Russell P.
Crawford; Percy Sutton; Stanley J. Thomas; Maria L. Marcus; Jawn A. Sandifer;
Effie Gordon.
0675 North Carolina, 1956-1962. 52pp.
Major Topics: Greensboro and Pittsboro racial discrimination complaints; Leon
Wolfe et al. v. State of North Carolina case; Bronx White Castle case; requests
for legal assistance; complaint regarding construction of segregated high schools
in Winston-Salem; Charlotte Lawyers' Conference; Kelly Alexander's statement
before the State House of Representatives Committee on Corporations; state
anti-NAACP legislation; Asheville school desegregation.
Principal Correspondents: George Simkins Jr.; Robert L. Carter; Ralph Campbell;
Cortez M. Puryear; Kelly M. Alexander; Thurgood Marshall; Elwood H. Chisholm;
Maria L. Marcus; Gloster B. Current; Edward Opton Jr.; Barbara A. Morris.
0727 Northwest Area Conference, 1958-1962. 11pp.
Major Topics: Requests for legal assistance; Seattle racial discrimination complaint;
Jones v. O'Meara case.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; James E. Mclver; Jack E. Tanner.

0738 Ohio, 1956-1963. 96pp.
Major Topics: Requests for legal assistance; Hillsboro school desegregation case;
Cincinnati lawsuit alleging African American mental inferiority; proposed lawsuit
by Cincinnati NAACP branch protesting discrimination by federal government
contractors; speaking engagements by Robert L. Carter; Columbus police
brutality complaints; Cleveland protest demonstrations.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Kenneth Banks; Barbee William
Durham; Wiliam Bowen; Maria L. Marcus; Morris Muldrow; Gloster B. Current;
James E. Levy; Thurgood Marshall; D. Rudolph Henderson Jr.; Clarence H.
Holmes; Harold B. Williams; Serena E. Davis; John Doar; Harold Strickland.
0834 Oklahoma-Oregon, 1960-1963. 27pp.
Major Topics: Murder of Albert Scott by Oklahoma City police; requests for legal
assistance; racial discrimination complaints against U. S. armed forces.
Principal Correspondents: E. C. Moon; Barbara A. Morris; Phil Reynolds; Robert L.
Carter; Harry Ward; Mayfield K. Webb.
Reel 13 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 16 cont.
Branches cont.
0001 Pennsylvania-Rhode Island, 1959-1961. 23pp.
Major Topics: Speaking engagements by Robert L. Carter; requests for legal
assistance; complaints regarding refusal of Chester, Pennsylvania, schools to
allow pregnant girls to return to classes; Lancaster, Pennsylvania, police brutality
complaints.
Principal Correspondents: Roberta G. Rhodes; Robert L. Carter; Robert A. Wright;
Gloster B. Current; Charles Shorter; James K. Baker; Charles A. Moore; Henry
R. Smith; Calvin D. Banks.
0024 South Carolina, 1956-1962. 39pp.
Major Topics: Resignation of African American teachers from NAACP to prevent
being fired; white economic reprisals; requests for legal assistance; NAACP
financial assistance to families in Elloree; attacks on home of Walter Scott in
Lake City.
Principal Correspondents: Thurgood Marshall; Roy Wilkins; Levi G. Byrd; Robert L.
Carter; James C. Williams; Arthur W. Stanley; C. M. Stanley; D. W. Roston;
James M. Hinton; Arthur B. Caldwell; J. Francis Pohlhaus; Clarence Mitchell;
A. C. Redd; Gloster B. Current; I. DeQuincey Newman.
0063 Southeastern Regional Office, 1956-1962. 52pp.
Major Topics: Reports; bombing of Clinton, Tennessee, high school; B & B Cash
Grocery Stores, Inc. v. Young Adults for Progressive Action, Inc. et at. case.
Principal Correspondents: Ruby Hurley; Robert L. Carter; Gloster B. Current; Roy
Wilkins; Robert W. Saunders.
0115 Southwest Area Conference, 1957-1959. 30pp.
Major Topics: Constitution; Arizona public accommodations legislation; conference
of Colorado branch leaders at Colorado Springs; efforts to curtail discriminatory
practices in state licensing power; Texas Conference of Branches activities.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Gloster B. Current; H. B. Daniels;
Thurgood Marshall; Clarence A. Laws; Roy Wilkins; Calvin D. Banks.

0145 Tennessee, 1956-1962. 34pp.
Major Topics: School desegregation petitions; opposition to state pupil placement
legislation; Memphis and Jackson school desegregation; study on legality of
discrimination by leasees of federally controlled public establishments; state anti-
NAACP legislation; Memphis protest demonstrations.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Major Jones; William R. Bell; Ruby
Hurley; H. T. Lockard; R. L. Patsy; Thurgood Marshall; Jesse H. Turner; Maxine
A. Smith; William M. Scott; Constance Baker Motley; Henry Chisholm; Gloster B.
Current; Roy Wilkins.
0179 Texas-Utah, 1956-1965. 66pp.
Major Topics: Requests for legal assistance; African American opposition to Anson,
Texas, school integration; Texas branch disputes; Trinity, Texas, police brutality
complaints; racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces; Texas
State Conference constitution; Utah public accommodations legislation.
Principal Correspondents: Maria L. Marcus; A. Maceo Smith; Earl R. Boone; Robert
L. Carter; Weldon Berry; Roy Wilkins; Clarence A. Laws; Henry H. Beane;
Joseph V. Luter; Harry V. Burns; Robert F. Kennedy; Gloster B. Current;
Emerson Marcee; Albert B. Fritz.
0245 Virginia, 1956-1963. 53pp.
Major Topics: State legislation requiring corporate disclosure; requests for legal
assistance; progress toward implementation of school desegregation; racial
discrimination complaint against state school lunch services workshops;
Lynchburg racial discrimination complaints; Oliver Green v. City of Ronceverte,
West Virginia case; 1956 memberships and Freedom Fund contributions from
Virginia branches.
Principal Correspondents: Edwin B. Henderson; W. Lester Banks; J. M. Tinsley;
Robert L. Carter; Robert F. Kennedy; Oliver M. Greene.
Box 17
Branches cont.
0298 Washington-Wyoming, 1956-1965. 41 pp.
Major Topics: Requests for legal assistance; Pasco, Washington, racial
discrimination complaints; Logan, West Virginia, school desegregation.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; E. M. Magee; Thurgood Marshall;
Willard L. Brown; Gloster B. Current; H. T. Elliott; J. F. Wade; Robert Moore.
0339 West Coast Region, 1956-1964. 25pp.
Major Topics: Requests for legal assistance; murder of Hazel Pride in Babbitt,
Nevada; reports.
Principal Correspondents: Franklin H. Williams; Robert L. Carter; Everett P.
Brandon; Clayton Williams; Tarea Hall Pittman; Althea T. L. Simmons.
Group III Box 17 cont.
Carter, Robert L.
0364 Arbitration Cases (Robert L. Carter Arbitrator), 1964 and n.d. 26pp.
Major Topic: Walter Scharf and James J. Sheehan v. Motor Vehicle Accident
Indemnification Corporation case.
Principal Correspondents: Harold S. Keller; John P. Connors.
0390 Articles and Draft, 1965. 141pp.
Major Topics: Trade union racial practices; quotas, preferential and compensatory
treatment; statistics on school desegregation; legal and social status of African
Americans in the urban North; NLRB handling of racial discrimination complaints.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Maria L. Marcus.

0531 Biographical Material, [1957], 1964. 8pp.
0539 Daily Mail Sheets, January-June 1961. 40pp.
0579 Daily Mail Sheets, July-December 1961. 25pp.
0604 Miscellany, 1962-1965. 6pp.
Major Topics: Carter appointed special advisor on metropolitan urban problems with
the President's Committee on Juvenile Delinquency; itinerary for Carter; Carter
appointed member of U.S. delegation to UN Congress on the Prevention of
Crime and the Treatment of Offenders.
0610 Personal Correspondence, 1958-1965. 30pp.
Major Topics: Invitation to attend Community Leaders Conference'on Equal
Employment Opportunity; proposed appointment of Carter to New York Civil
Court; invitation to attend meeting with President John F. Kennedy on civil rights
problems; organization of Lawyer's Committee on Civil Rights Under the Law.
Principal Correspondents: F. Peter Libassi; Lyndon B. Johnson; James H.
Robinson; Roy Wilkins; Joseph M. McLaughlin; John F. Kennedy; Harrison
Tweed; Bernard G. Segal.
0640 Salary Adjustment, 1960-1961. 4pp.
Principal Correspondent: Roy Wilkins.
0644 Speaking Engagements, January 1956-August 1957. 69pp.
Principal Correspondents: Clarence Mitchell; Kivie Kaplan; Horace M. Bond; Olive
Holmes Blum; Robert W. Saunders; Harold Baer Jr.; James A. Washington Jr.
0713 Speaking Engagements, September 1957-September 1958. 95pp.
Major Topic: Constitution of American Society of African Culture.
Principal Correspondents: Gladys Givan; Kelly M. Alexander; Miriam Willey; James
T. Harris Jr.; Jawn A. Sandifer; Shepherd L. Witman; George K. Hunton; William
S. Thompson; Serena E. Davis; Clarence A. Laws; Emerson Marcee.
Reel 14 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 17 cont.
Carter, Robert L. cont.
0001 Speaking Engagements, October 1958-September 1963 and n.d. 222pp.
Major Topics: Southern complaints regarding federal government interference in
administration of state criminal laws; NAACP role in school segregation cases;
NLRB handling of racial discrimination complaints.
Principal Correspondents: Amos O. Holmes; Robert W. Saunders; Roy Wilkins;
Ruby Hurley; Jawn A. Sandifer; Joseph B. Robison; Florence V. Lucas; Calvin D.
Banks; James K. Pollock; A. Philip Randolph; Lloyd A. Barbee.
0223 Statements, 1958-June 1965. 70pp.
Major Topics: Southern efforts to curtail power of U.S. Supreme Court; Dallas,
Texas, school desegregation case; statement before the Committee of Rights,
Suffrage and Elections of the Michigan Constitutional Convention; transcript of
legislative hearing on civil rights laws; statements on effects of segregation on
education and on affirmative action.
Principal Correspondent: Roy Wilkins.

Box 18
Case Summaries
0293 (NAACP Involved in), 1956-1962. 59pp.
Major Topic: Lists and brief summaries of lawsuits involving or handled by the
NAACP.
Principal Correspondent: Roy Wilkins.
0352 (Non-NAACP), 1957-1965. 204pp.
Major Topics: Lists and brief summaries of significant civil rights and civil liberties
cases.
Box 18 cont.
Civil Aeronautics Board
0556 October 1958-October 1960 and n.d. 101pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaint against Montgomery, Alabama, public
parks and airport terminal; H. J. Palmer et al. v. Eastern Airlines, Inc. et al. case.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Solomon S. Seay Jr.; James Anton.
Box 18cont.
Civil Rights Bills
0657 Correspondence, 1956-1958. 110pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination provisions of the Alaska State constitution;
Connecticut State Commission on Civil Rights activities; National Lawyers Guild
docket of civil rights cases; Civil Rights Act of 1957; jury trial amendment;
proposed Louisville, Kentucky, civil rights ordinance; proposed Civil Rights Act of
1958.
Principal Correspondents: James C. Evans; Franklin H. Williams; Jack Greenberg;
Thurgood Marshall; Robert L. Carter; J. Francis Pohlhaus; Herbert Brownell;
Clarence Mitchell; Roy Wilkins; Averell Harriman; Joseph C. O'Mahoney; Telford
Taylor; Emanuel Celler; James O. Eastland; Carl Murphy; J. Earl Dearing;
Joseph Rauh Jr.; Will Maslow.
0767 Miscellany, January 1956, May 1958, 1965 and n.d. 175pp.
Major Topics: Connecticut State Commission on Civil Rights activities; Civil Rights
Act of 1957; creation of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission and the Civil Rights
Division of the U.S. Department of Justice; Southern Conference Educational
Fund, Inc. newsletters; monthly reports of NAACP Washington Bureau; proposed
Civil Rights Act of 1958; statement by Rabbi Abraham J. Feldman on the national
origins quota system for immigration; ADL report on 1965 state civil rights
legislation; remarks by William L. Taylor at the 16th Annual Conference of the
National Civil Liberties Clearing House; study on Southern efforts to prevent
African American exercise of civil rights; proposed Civil Rights Procedure Act.
Principal Correspondents: James Dombrowski; Robert L. Carter; William L. Taylor.
Reel 15 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 18 cont.
Civil Rights Bills cont.
0001 Statements, 1957-1958 and n.d. 39pp.
Major Topics: NAACP statements on Civil Rights Act of 1957; proposal for
fingerprinting of probationary teachers in the New York City school system.
Principal Correspondent: Roy Wilkins.

Box 18 cont.
Civilian Review Board--New York
0040 Background Information, Case Briefs--Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1965. 62pp.
Major Topic: Harrington et al. v. City of Philadelphia et al. case.
Principal Correspondents: Hannah M. Cummins; Maria L. Marcus.
0102 Background Information, Case Briefs--Rochester, New York, 1965. 149pp.
Major Topic: The Locust Club of Rochester et al. v. City of Rochester et al. case.
Principal Correspondents: Maria L. Marcus; Rosario J. Guglielmino; Jacob Ark.
Box 19
Civilian Review Board--New York cont.
0251 Bibliography, 1965. 9pp.
0260 Complaints--General, 1965. 26pp.
Major Topic: Civilian complaints to police review board.
0286 Conferences, 1965. 85pp.
Major Topics: Proposed amendments to the Weiss Bill creating an independent
civilian complaint review board; list of participants.
Principal Correspondents: Marjorie Friedlander; John V. Lindsay; Robert L. Carter.
0371 Correspondence, 1965. 37pp.
Major Topics: Citizen's Union of the City of New York position paper on police
review board; New York City ordinance creating civilian complaint review board
to investigate allegations of police brutality; amendments to civilian complaint
review board legislation.
Principal Correspondents: George Hallett; Marjorie Friedlander; Robert L. Carter;
Vincent L. Broderick.
0408 Miscellany, 1964-1965 and n.d. 73pp.
Major Topics: Social Action Committee of the Community Church of New York
testimony in support of civilian complaint review board; New York City ordinance
creating civilian complaint review board to investigate allegations of police
brutality; amendments to civilian complaint review board legislation; article on the
Negro and the police.
0481 "The Police and the Community: Police Practices and Minority Groups," 1965.
81pp.
Principal Correspondent: Alan Gartner.
0562 Press Releases, 1965. 9pp.
Major Topic: Address by John Lindsay at the Annual Dinner of the New York County
Lawyers Association.
Principal Correspondent: John V. Lindsay.
0571 Printed Matter, 1965 and n.d. 29pp.
Major Topics: Pamphlet on "The Police and the Civil Rights Act"; Police and
Community Relations newsletter; allegations of links between police departments
and the John Birch Society.
Principal Correspondent: Arnold Forster.
0600 Proposals and Structures, 1964-1965. 24pp.
Major Topics: Civilian review proposals of John Lindsay, Theodore Weiss, and
Robert L. Carter; outline for police community relations; structures of civilian
complaint review boards.
Principal Correspondent: Robert L. Carter.

0624 Questionnaire on Issues, 1965. 25pp.
0649 Reports, 1965. 129pp.
Major Topics: Report on civilian complaints against the police; report on special
subcommittee to investigate feasibility of creation of independent civilian
complaint review board; report of New York City law enforcement task force; New
York Young Democratic Club City Affair Committee report and recommendations
on proposed independent civilian complaint review board.
Principal Correspondent: Whitney N. Seymour Jr.
0778 Statements, 1965. 30pp.
Major Topics: Statement in support of civilian complaint review board.
Principal Correspondents: Aryeh Neier; William Goffen; Marjorie M. Friedlander;
Alexander J. Allen; Robert L. Carter; Vincent L. Broderick.
0808 Policy Recommendations, 1965. 42pp.
Major Topics: California, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
legislation relating to formation and rules of procedure for police review boards;
annual report of the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Police Advisory Board.
Principal Correspondent: James Tate.
Reel 16 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 19 cont.
Commission on Human Rights
0001 1963-1965. 28pp.
Major Topics: Report of blockbusting by the New York City Commission of Human
Rights; agreement between the Negro American Labor Council and New York
breweries.
Principal Correspondents: Franklin H. Williams; Robert L. Carter.
Box 19 cont.
Conference on De Facto Segregation
0029 1960-1965. 71pp.
Major Topics: Statement by Board of Regents of the University of the State of New
York on de facto segregation in public schools; Dudley R. Morean III et al. v. The
Board of Education of the Town of Montclair, New Jersey case; Prince Edward
County, Virginia, school desegregation case; digest of court opinions on de facto
segregation; examination of legal and constitutional questions presented by de
facto school segregation.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; James E. Allen Jr.
Box 19 cont.
Crank Mail
0100 Bounds, Pauline, 1958-1965. 43pp.
0143 Zenna, Lenora, 1958. 5pp.
Box 19 cont.
Crime
0148 General, September-December 1957. 31 pp.
Major Topics: Shooting of Lester James in Seneca, South Carolina; requests for
legal assistance.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Fred Almond; James Hinton; Thurgood
Marshall; Robert W. Saunders.

Box 20
Crime cont.
0179 General, January-May 1958. 118pp.
Major Topics: Requests for legal assistance; State of Michigan v. Van Buren Evans
case; racial discrimination complaints against U.S. armed forces.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Van Buren Evans; Robert W. Saunders;
J. Francis Pohlhaus; Arthur L. Jelks; Roy Wilkins; James A. Stamper; Milton A.
Galamison; William A. Clarkson.
0297 General, June-December 1958. 71pp.
Major Topics: Terrell County and Americus, Georgia, police brutality complaints;
shooting of Ed Smith in State Line, Mississippi; requests for legal assistance;
complaints regarding white violence against African Americans.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Ruby Hurley; Robert L. Carter; Medgar W.
Evers; Robert W. Saunders; Edward W. Turner; Amos O. Holmes; Willie M.
Whiting; Gloster B. Current.
0368 General, January-August 1959. 113pp.
Major Topics: Requests for legal assistance; State of Florida v. Frank Peterson
case; Clemency appeal for John E. Day Jr.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Roy Wilkins; Gloster B. Current;
Charles F. Wilson; Robert W. Saunders; Thurgood Marshall; Dwight D.
Eisenhower; Carl A. Fuqua.
0481 General, 1961 and n.d. 7pp.
Major Topic: Requests for legal assistance.
Principal Correspondents: Gloster B. Current; Calvin D. Banks; John A. Morsell;
Clarence A. Laws.
Box 20 cont.
Discrimination
0488 General, May 1957-October 1959,1963-1965. 118pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints; requests for legal assistance;
Bishop et al. v. Statler-Hilton case; denial of service to Jackie Robinson at
restaurant at Shreveport, Louisiana, airport; Hayes v. Union Pacific Railroad
Company case; Standard Food Stores employment policy; St. Petersburg,
Florida, beach discrimination complaint; voting discrimination complaints;
demand for desegregation of Montgomery, Alabama, parks and recreational
facilities; report on legality of recording telephone conversations; proposed
international convention on the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination;
Kansas City, Missouri, public accommodations ordinance; Defense Department
directive on equal employment opportunity; opposition to collection of racial data.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Chester I. Lewis; Thurgood Marshall;
Herman Lee; Roy Wilkins; C. A. Ivory; A. P. Tureaud; Wilbur L. Phillips; Robert
W. Saunders; Clarence Mitchell; Solomon S. Seay Jr.; George W. Crockett Jr.;
Richard W. McClain; Gloster B. Current; Emory O. Jackson; Edward J. Odom;
Leonard H. Carter; Cyrus Vance.
0606 General, Undated. 79pp.
Major Topic: Report of the Virginia Committee of Offenses Against the
Administration of Justice.
Principal Correspondent: Thomas B. Stanley.
Box 20 cont.
Edwards, Lillie M.
0685 Mortgage Loan, 1961-1962. 7pp.
Major Topic: NAACP financial assistance for Lillie Edwards.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Arthur B. Spingarn.

Box 20 cont.
Fighting for Freedom Fund
0692 1956. 12pp.
Major Topic: Audit report.
Principal Correspondents: Thurgood Marshall; Marion R. Stewart.
Box 20 cont.
Freedom Riders
0704 August-November 1961. 10pp.
Major Topics: Freedom Rider cases in Mississippi; requests for legal assistance.
Principal Correspondents: Leon F. Smith Jr.; James Farmer; Roy Wilkins; Harold B.
Williams; Robert L. Carter; Gloster B. Current.
Box 20 cont.
Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited (HARYOU)
0714 1962-1965. 188pp.
Major Topics: Activities; Robert L. Carter's appointment to serve on Committee on
Education and the Schools; agendas and minutes of Committee on Education
and the Schools meetings; newsletters; proposal for community and social
development; Harlem Assertion of Rights proposal; proposals to solve problems
of hard-to-staff schools.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Kenneth B. Clark.
Box 20 cont.
The Harris Survey
0902 Washington Post, February-November 1965. 5pp.
Major Topic: Surveys on African American educational and economic progress.
Box 20 cont.
Hospitals
0907 Miscellany, 1957, 1964-1965. 6pp.
Major Topic: Employment discrimination complaint against VA hospitals.
Principal Correspondent: Fred Beatty.
Reel 17 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 21
Hospitals cont.
0001 Public Health Services Facilities, Problems Concerning, 1962-1965. 66pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against hospitals in Georgia,
Arkansas, Texas, and Florida; federal Hospital Survey and Construction Act
program.
Principal Correspondents: J. Francis Pohlhaus; Clarence Mitchell; Ellis D. Howard;
Robert L. Carter; James Donald Rice; Roy Wilkins.
Box 21 cont.
Housing
0067 Discrimination: New York, 1964. 12pp.
Major Topics: New York City housing discrimination complaints; CORE-NAACP
Joint Housing Committee demonstration.

0079 Discrimination: University of Arizona (Tucson)--Correspondence and Notes,
1965-1966. 53pp.
Major Topics: Complaints regarding discrimination in off-campus housing at the
University of Arizona; NAACP protest demonstrations at University of Arizona;
University of Arizona housing policy; State of Arizona v. Horn et al. case.
Principal Correspondents: Lewis M. Steel; Harris S. Choate; Robert S. Horn;
Samuel P. Goddard; Morris K. Udall; Marvin D. Johnson; Richard Harvill; Francis
Keppel; Robert L. Carter; W. Edward Morgan; Walter B. Lewis; William L. Taylor.
0132 Discrimination: University of Arizona--Clippings, 1965. 71pp.
Major Topics: Complaints regarding discrimination in off-campus housing at the
University of Arizona; NAACP protest demonstration at University of Arizona;
University of Arizona housing policy.
Principal Correspondent: Harris S. Choate.
0203 Fair Housing: Dayton, Ohio, 1964-1965. 61pp.
Major Topics: Dayton, Ohio, fair housing ordinance; Porter v. Oberlin case; petition
for Dayton, Ohio, city charter amendment on regulation of real property owners'
rights; text of Dayton, Ohio, city charter; Dayton, Ohio, urban renewal program.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Lewis M. Steel.
0264 Fair Housing Act: Rhode Island, 1965. 10pp.
Major Topic: Opposition to Rhode Island fair housing legislation.
Principal Correspondents: Joseph G. LeCount; Thomas H. Allen.
0274 Miscellany, 1961-1962. 11 pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against California Department of
Veterans Affairs; school desegregation suits in the North and West.
Principal Correspondent: Franklin H. Williams.
0285 National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing: Correspondence, 1965.
24pp.
Major Topics: Program activities; Capahosic Housing Conference; Executive
Committee report; constitution.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Robert L. Carter; Oliver
W. Hill; Frances Levenson; Edward Rutledge; John A. Morsell.
0309 National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing: Miscellany, 1961-1965.
139pp.
Major Topics: Executive order ending discrimination in all federal housing programs;
list of member organizations; Operation Open Occupancy; NAACP housing
resolutions; James Edward Riley v. Dick's Automotive Company et al. case;
Yuther and Louise Gardner v. Dorann, Inc. et al. case; George S. Pfaus v. Leon
and Sarah Feder case.
Principal Correspondents: Charles Abrams; John F. Kennedy; Martin E. Sloane;
Jack E. Wood Jr.; Edward Rutledge.
0448 National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing: Reports, 1964-1965.
94pp.
Major Topics: Proposed housing program; reports on activities; report on fair
housing statutes and ordinances.
Principal Correspondents: Edward Rutledge; Jack E. Wood Jr.
0542 Proposition 14: California, 1963-1965. 76pp.
Major Topics: Statistical profile of persons opposing state fair housing legislation;
government obligations in resolving conflicts between civil and property rights;
legal analysis of Proposition 14; NAACP opposition to Proposition 14; legal cases
testing constitutionality of Proposition 14.
Principal Correspondents: Milton G. Gordon; Charles E. Bosley; Howard Jewel; Roy
Wilkins; Tarea Hall Pittman; Robert L. Carter; C. L. Dellums; Henry Lee Moon.

0618 Quincy, Illinois Complaint, May 1-28, 1961. 33pp.
Major Topic: Housing discrimination complaint.
Principal Correspondents: Jack E. Wood Jr.; Margaret Bright; John F. Kennedy;
Marie McGuire.
0651 Urban Renewal: Daytona Beach, Florida--Project Reports: Codes R-202, 211-
215, 221-222, 1964. (1 of 2.) 114pp.
Major Topic: Reports on Daytona Beach, Florida, urban renewal project.
Principal Correspondent^. Martin Gainer.
Box 22
Housing cont.
0765 Urban Renewal: Daytona Beach, Florida--Project Reports: Codes R-223-226,
1964. (2 of 2.) 121 pp.
Major Topic: Reports on Daytona Beach, Florida, urban renewal project.
Principal Correspondents: J. Martin Gainer; James F. Daniels; Norman W. Mickey;
E. Bruce Wedge; Owen Eubank.
Reel 18 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 22 cont.
Housing cont.
0001 Urban Renewal: East Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1965. 15pp.
Major Topic: Racial discrimination complaint against East Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
urban renewal project.
Principal Correspondents: Tom W. Callaham; Murphy W. Bell; Lewis M. Steel; John
A. Morsell; Robert L. Carter; J. Francis Pohlhaus; Robert C. Weaver; David H.
Jackson.
0016 Urban Renewal: Miscellany, 1963-1964. 190pp.
Major Topics: California housing discrimination legislation; housing discrimination
complaints; racial discrimination complaints against Trenton, New Jersey, and
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, urban renewal projects; HHFA Urban Renewal
Directory; Lloyd Gaynor et al. v. Nelson A. Rockefeller et al. case.
Principal Correspondents: Barbara A. Morris; Jack E. Wood Jr.; Robert L. Carter;
Gloster B. Current; Catherine S. Graham; J. R. Nathan; Walter Culbreth; William
L. Slayton; J. Francis Pohlhaus; Arthur J. Holland; James H. J. Tate.
0206 Urban Renewal: Miscellany, 1965. 170pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against Akron and Peoria, Ohio,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Rockville Centre, New York, urban renewal
projects; California Proposition 14; FHA open housing program; conference on
problems of housing segregation; Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965;
housing discrimination complaint against Bell Laboratories; UAW Regional Fair
Practices and Civil Rights Conference; Wisconsin legislation prohibiting housing
discrimination; constitutionality of Colorado Fair Housing Act; executive order
prohibiting discrimination in housing; NCDH report on fair housing statutes and
ordinances.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Jack E. Wood Jr.; John F. Shelley;
Milton P. Semer; John H. Clay; Francis J. Lammar; Oliver W. Hill; Kenneth B.
Clark; J. Lawrence Duncan; William L. Slayton; Lyndon B. Johnson; Robert C.
Weaver; Donna S. Smith; John A. Morsell; Edward B. Muse; Martin E. Sloane.

Box 22 cont.
Human Relations Committee
0376 (Democratic County Committee), 1964-1965. 42pp.
Major Topics: Establishment of New York City Citizens Complaint Board to
investigate police brutality complaints; NLRB investigation of complaints
regarding unfair labor practices in New York; minutes of meetings; suggestions
for reorganization and reform of U.S. House of Representatives; program
recommendations to relieve employment discrimination.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Ivan C. McLeod; Maxine R. Arons; J.
Raymond Jones.
Box 22 cont.
Jenner Bill
0418 1959. 22pp.
Major Topics: Efforts by Congress to curb power of the U.S. Supreme Court;
National Lawyers Guild opposition to Jenner Bill.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Clarence Mitchell.
Box 22 cont.
Labor
0440 Bills, 1958-1965. 82pp.
Major Topics: New York State labor legislation; study of migratory farm labor camps
in New York; summary of New York migrant labor bills; National Sharecroppers
Fund report on condition of farm workers; racial discrimination complaints against
AFL-CIO affiliates; report on U.S. unemployment rates; Labor-Management
Reform Act.
Principal Correspondents: Effie Gordon; Herbert Hill; Henry Lee Moon; Averell
Harriman; Louis J. Lefkowitz; Robert L. Carter; Frank P. Graham; Oliver Martin;
Gloster B. Current; Roy Wilkins.
0522 Complaints: Miscellaneous, October 1965. 10pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination complaints; Delaware County,
Pennsylvania, protest demonstrations.
Principal Correspondents: Barbara A. Morris; Bernard Katzon.
0532 Complaints: Tampa, Florida, 1962-1963. 28pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against Florida State Employment
Service, the Tampa Electric Company, Southern Bell Telephone Company, and
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
Principal Correspondents: J. Francis Pohlhaus; Robert L. Carter; W. Willard Wirtz;
Robert W. Saunders; Roy Wilkins; Maria L. Marcus.
0560 Correspondence, June 1964-March 1965. 31 pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against American Cyanamid
Company plant in Savannah, Georgia, and Welch, West Virginia, hospitals;
availability of jobs for minorities with the U.S. Department of Labor; regulations
prohibiting discrimination in federal aid programs.
Principal Correspondents: Maria L. Marcus; Robert L. Carter; Riley A. Morrison; Raff
Simmons; Hobart Taylor Jr.; Leonard H. Carter; Robert Ross; Herbert Hill.
0591 EEOC Amendments, 1965. 48pp.
Major Topic: Text of Equal Opportunity Amendments of 1965.
0639 EEOC Complaints: Companies--American Cyanamid Company, 1964. 24pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaint against Savannah, Georgia, plant.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; James C. Holloway; Raff Simmons;
Hobart Taylor Jr.; Ward McCreedy.

0663 EEOC Complaints: Companies--Charleston Naval Shipyard, 1962. 2pp.
Major Topic: Racial discrimination complaint against Charleston Naval Shipyard in
South Carolina.
0665 EEOC Complaints: Companies--Schlitz Brewing Company, 1963-1965. 76pp.
Major Topics: Labor agreement with Brewery Workers Union; racial discrimination
complaint against Tampa, Florida, plant.
Principal Correspondents: Robert W. Saunders; Charles Stanford; Robert L. Carter;
Maria L. Marcus.
0741 EEOC Complaints: Railroads--Atlantic Coast Line, 1960-1963. 16pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
Principal Correspondents: A. L. Hemingway; H. P. Sharper; Margaret Garrity; Muriel
S. Outlaw; Herbert Hill; Ruby Hurley; Robert W. Saunders.
0757 EEOC Complaints: Railroads--Illinois Central, 1961-1964. 28pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against Illinois Central Railroad.
Principal Correspondents: James Huddleston; J. M. Reeves; James B. Zink;
Charles Evers; Herbert Hill.
Box 23
Labor cont.
0785 EEOC Correspondence and Related Materials, 1964-1965. 75pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against Georgia State Employment
Service, Barstow, Florida, FHA office, John Mansville Corporation, and U.S. Steel
plant in Fairfield, Alabama; loan applications for Florida migrant workers under
Economic Opportunity Act of 1964; Clarence Mitchell's statement on equal
employment opportunity before the Federal Bar Association; EEOC call for filing
of annual information reports by employers; digest of legal interpretations issued
or adopted by EEOC; Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr.'s speech at NCDH convention.
Principal Correspondents: George L. Holland; Alice J. Home; Martin H. Williams;
George U. Carneal Jr.; Vernon Jordan; Barbara A. Morris; Herbert Hill; Samuel
C. Jackson; Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr.; J. Francis Pohlhaus; Clarence Mitchell;
Luther Holcomb.
0860 Fair Employment Practices Commission: General, 1963-1965 and n.d. 87pp.
Major Topics: Federal Corrupt Practices Act; Ernest Mutyambezi and Muchaneta
Nuambuya v. Marion and Anna Hess case; Curtis Felton v. Margaret Bematre
case; racial discrimination complaints against Bartow, Florida, Memorial Hospital
and Seaboard Airline Railroad; proposed political action by NAACP in federal
elections; newsletter; lists of special target areas.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; J. Francis Pohlhaus; Robert L. Carter;
Robert W. Saunders.

Reel 19 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 23 cont.
Labor cont.
0001 FEPC: Report--Hill, Herbert, April 24, 1964. 49pp.
Major Topics: Analysis of and recommendations for state fair employment practices
commissions.
0050 Fair Employment Practices Commission: State Laws, 1957-1962. 234pp.
Major Topics: Information on state fair employment practices legislation (includes
California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Washington, and Wisconsin).
Principal Correspondents: Lester P. Bailey; C. L. Dellums.
0284 Legal Material, 1962-1965. 146pp.
Major Topics: Effect of California Fair Employment Practice Act on University of
California hiring practices; Defense Medical Supply Center grievance policy;
Archer Laundry Company v. AFL-CIO Laundry and Dry Cleaning International
Union case; Hotel Association and New York Hotel Trades Council civil rights
agreement with NAACP; Tanner Motor Livery, Ltd. v. Martin Abramson case;
NLRB v. Tanner Motor Livery, Ltd. case; court decisions affecting labormanagement
relations; report on the NLRB and racial discrimination.
Principal Correspondents: Stanley Mosk; John A. Penello; Carl Rachlin.
0430 Legal Material, Undated. 58pp.
Major Topics: International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union and
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, Local No. 19 v.
J. Duane Vance case; state antidiscrimination legislation (Washington, Idaho,
Oklahoma, Montana, Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming).
0488 Migrant Workers, 1957-1958. 63pp.
Major Topics: Investigation of conditions in migrant labor camps in New York; New
York State legislation relating to migrant workers; National Sharecroppers Fund,
Inc. report on condition of farm workers.
Principal Correspondents: Herbert Hill; Robert L. Carter; Dollie Lowther Robinson;
Odell Clark; Fay Bennett; June Shagaloff.
0551 Miscellany, 1956-1965. 47pp.
Major Topics: National Conference of Officers of State Teachers Associations
(NCOSTA) conference; National Bar Association convention; Richmond, Virginia,
fair employment practices policy; proposals for integration of business
community; racial discrimination complaints against Southern Pacific Railroad,
Crown-Zellerbach plant in Bogalusa, Louisiana, labor unions, and the Pender
Peanut Corporation.
Principal Correspondents: Thurgood Marshall; John W. Davis; Elwood H. Chisholm;
Edward J. Cambridge; Lawrence R. Bailey; John Perry; Robert L. Carter;
Clarence Mitchell; Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr.; Herbert Hill; J. Francis Pohlhaus.
0598 NLRB Decisions, 1961-1964. 88pp.
Major Topics: Passaic Crushed Stone Company, Inc. v. Charles Gales case;
conditions of employment within the construction industry; International
Longshoremen's Association, AFL-CIO v. Galveston Maritime Association, Inc.,
Houston Maritime Association, Inc. and Master Stevedores Association of Texas
case; Local Union No. 12, United Rubber Workers Union v. The Business
League of Gadsden case.
Principal Correspondents: Thomas N. Kessel; Ivar H. Peterson.

0686 Press Releases, January 1964-June 1965. 63pp.
Major Topics: African American unemployment figures; prohibition of racial
discrimination by labor unions; Youth Opportunity campaign; U.S. Department of
Labor and Workers Defense League newsletters; speech by President Lyndon
Johnson at Howard University; increase in African American educational
attainment.
Box 23 cont.
Law Students Civil Rights Research Council
0749 1964-1965. 14pp.
Major Topics: Aaron Henry v. State of Mississippi case; activities; efforts to place
Southern African American law students in Northern law firms.
Principal Correspondents: Howard Slater; Barbara A. Morris; Maria L. Marcus; Philip
J. Hirschkop; Steven Antler.
Box 23 cont.
Lawyers
0763 Conferences, 1956-1958. 168pp.
Major Topics: Workshops; program; San Francisco, California, Charlotte, North
Carolina, New York City, Howard University, Detroit, Michigan, Dallas, Texas,
Columbia Law School, and Cleveland, Ohio, lawyers' conferences; NAACP v.
Almond case; Southern anti-NAACP legislation; procedures for handling
complaints against New York City police department; proposals for legal action
with respect to employment discrimination against African Americans.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Clarence A. Laws; Emerson Marcee;
A. Maceo Smith; Ruby Hurley; Robert B. Watts; Lester P. Bailey; Charles B.
Johnson; Effie Gordon; Loren Miller; Nathaniel Colley; Arthur L. Johnson; Edward
L. Boyd; Willard L. Brown; Thurgood Marshall; Elwood H. Chisholm; William T.
Coleman Jr.; Telford Taylor; Arthur J. Goldberg; William R. Ming Jr.; Frank D.
Reeves; Joseph L. Rauh Jr.; Oliver W. Hill; Spottswood W. Robinson III; William
H. Hastie; Jack Greenberg; Constance Baker Motley; Louis H. Pollak; Charles L.
Black Jr.; James Nabrit; Florence Lucas; Jawn Sandifer; Milton A. Galamison.
Box 24
Lawyers cont.
0931 Fees, 1958. 35pp.
Major Topics: Compensation for local lawyers representing NAACP in civil rights
litigation; sampling of attorneys' minimum fees compared by geographic location.
Principal Correspondents: William Coleman; Robert L. Carter; James M. Nabrit;
Frank D. Reeves; William R. Ming Jr.; Arthur D. Shores.
Reel 20 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 24 cont.
Lawyers cont.
0001 Notes and Drafts: Miscellany, 1956-1962 and n.d. 99pp.
Major Topics: Miscellaneous handwritten legal notes.

Box 24 cont.
Legal Services for the Poor
0100 1965. 77pp.
Major Topics: Complaints regarding discrimination against the poor by the legal
system; NAACP legal services proposal.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Frank E. Jones.
Box 24 cont.
Legislation, general
0177 January 1956-March 1958. 167pp.
Major Topics: Mississippi pro-segregation legislation; New York legislation
prohibiting discrimination in sports and housing; bill to limit availability of writ of
habeas corpus; Louisiana voter registration complaints; Titus Edwards v. Charles
Spangler et al. case; congressional bills to provide full disclosure of the character
of charitable solicitations in D.C. and to provide means of further securing and
protecting the civil rights of persons under the jurisdiction of the U.S.; Southern
anti-NAACP legislation; lists of hearings in which the NAACP had participated;
Arizona public accommodations legislation; efforts to limit power of U.S. Supreme
Court; complaints regarding racial discrimination on national forest and U.S.
Agriculture Department lands.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Thurgood Marshall; J. Francis Pohlhaus;
Jack Greenberg; W. J. Durham; Z. Alexander Looby; Sol Rabkin; Robert L.
Carter; Medgar W. Evers; Clarence Mitchell; E. L. Peterson.
0344 April-September 1958. 131pp.
Major Topics: Mississippi legislation on voter registration and on investigation of
NAACP activities; congressional bills to limit availability of writ of habeas corpus
and to limit the power of the U.S. Supreme Court; Kelly Alexander before
Committee of Corporations of the North Carolina House of Representatives;
protection of associations from compulsory disclosure of membership; Virgin
Islands public accommodations legislation; NAACP policy statements and
resolutions; Southern anti-NAACP legislation.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; J. Francis Pohlhaus; Roy Wilkins;
Medgar W. Evers; Clarence Mitchell; Kelly M. Alexander; John A. Morsell.
0475 Undated. 4pp.
Major Topic: Mississippi legislation providing additional requirements for
employment of educators.
Box 24 cont.
Los Angeles Riot (Watts)
0479 1965. 65pp.
Major Topics: Possibility of outbreak of African American rioting in Washington,
D.C.; grievances of Washington, D.C., African American community; NAACP
assistance to victims of Watts riot and legal aid for arrested rioters; NAACP
special report on the Watts riots; speech by Senator Robert Kennedy on the
Watts riots.
Principal Correspondents: Sterling Tucker; John M. Thornton; Barbara A. Morris;
Leonard H. Carter; Roy Wilkins; Robert L. Carter; Norman B. Houston; Maria L.
Marcus; Robert F. Kennedy.
Box 24 cont.
Louisiana
0544 Statutes, 1956-1958. 3pp.
Major Topic: Suspension of NAACP operations in Louisiana; anti-NAACP
legislation.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Robert L. Carter.

Box 24 cont.
Miscellany
0547 1956-1965 and n.d. 158pp.
Major Topics: Amendments to Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act of 1940; study on
arbitrary arrests, detention, and exile by International League for the Rights of
Man; address by Roy Wilkins; Research Conference on the Negro Community in
the U.S.; School Superintendents Conference on the Practical Problems of Public
School Desegregation; Denmans v. Clerk of the House of Representatives case;
report on New York's public assistance program and operations; NAACP staff
lists; National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice Educational Services
Project; address by President Lyndon Johnson at Howard University; racial
discrimination complaint against federal government equal employment
opportunity programs; article by Bernard Frieden on equality of urban
opportunity; NAACP policy statements.
Principal Correspondents: Roger N. Baldwin; Roy Wilkins; Bernard J. Frieden.
Box 24 cont.
Mississippi
0705 Civil Rights Cases, 1965. 9pp.
Major Topic: Docket of cases of the Lawyer's Constitutional Defense Committee of
the ACLU's Mississippi field office.
0714 Statutes, 1956. 12pp.
Major Topics: Mississippi legislation mandating segregated public accommodations
for intrastate commerce; overview of and observations on proposed Mississippi
legislation in the regular 1956 session.
Box 24 cont.
Moon, Henry Lee
0726 1956-1962. 20pp.
Major Topics: NAACP public relations activities; NAACP statement on legal fight for
desegregation; newspaper articles on NAACP role in civil rights struggle; call for
public school desegregation in the North and West.
Principal Correspondents: Thurgood Marshall; Robert L. Carter; Roy Wilkins.
Box 24 cont.
Morris, Barbara A.
0746 Personal, 1962-1965. 70pp.
Major Topics: Personal correspondence; miscellaneous handwritten notes; job
description; Law Students Civil Rights Research Council Spring Conference;
Mississippi state income tax law; resume.
Principal Correspondents: William M. Kunstler; Derrick A. Bell Jr.; William R. Ming
Jr.; Jack Greenberg; H. N. Eason; Frank D. Reeves.
Box 25
NAACP
0816 General: Bill of Rights, Undated. 25pp.
Major Topics: NAACP position paper on distinction between civil rights and civil
liberties.
0841 General: Constitution, 1956. 6pp.
Major Topic: NAACP constitutional revisions.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Thurgood Marshall; Gloster B. Current;
Robert L. Carter; Matthew J. Perry.
0847 General: Employment and Applications, 1958-1965. 57pp.
Major Topics: Employment applications and resumes.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; John A. Davis; Maria L. Marcus.

0904 General: Financial Statement, 1960. 5pp.
0909 General: Life Memberships, 1956-1957. 28pp.
Major Topic: Purchase of NAACP life memberships by various individuals and
organizations.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Thurgood Marshall; Charles H. Wesley;
Kivie Kaplan; Bobbie Branch; Robert L. Carter; James M. Hinton; Loren Miller;
John A. Davis.
0937 General: Miscellany, 1956-1957 and n.d. 48pp.
Major Topics: Newspaper and magazine articles on NAACP activities; southern anti-
NAACP legislation.
Reel 21 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 25 cont.
NAACP cont.
0001 General: Office Problems--Union, 1964-1965. 36pp.
Major Topics: New York State Department of Civil Service pamphlet on handling of
employee grievances; dismissal of Cynthia Bullock; grievance complaint against
NAACP by Cynthia Bullock.
Principal Correspondents: Bobbie Branch; Gloster B. Current; Phillip H. Savage;
Cynthia Bullock; Maybelle Ward; Samuel Dashiell; John D. Cooper; Barbara A.
Morris; Robert L. Carter; John A. Morsell; Roy Wilkins.
0037 General: Recommendation Letters, 1960-1965 and n.d. 54pp.
Principal Correspondents: Maria L. Marcus; Robert L. Carter; Franklin H. Williams;
Douglas Cater; Francis Keppel; Jack D. Gordon; Samuel C. Jackson; Franklin D.
Roosevelt Jr.; William Taylor; John A. Davis; Thurgood Marshall; Barbara A.
Morris.
0091 General: Staff Salaries, 1961-1965. 10pp.
Major Topics: Salaries of NAACP staff members; NAACP Legal Department budget.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Robert L. Carter; John A. Morsell.
0101 General: Tax Exemption, November 1956-July 1957. 15pp.
Major Topic: NAACP tax-exempt status.
Principal Correspondents: Jacob K. Javits; Robert L. Carter; Roy Wilkins.
0116 Legal Defense Fund: Origin and Relationship with NAACP, October 1961-
September 1963. 53pp.
Major Topics: Origin and development of NAACP Legal Defense and Educational
Fund, Inc.; minutes of NAACP Liaison Committee meetings; NAACP-NAACP
Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. relationship; NAACP procedures in
legal cases.
Principal Correspondents: William R. Ming Jr.; Robert L. Carter; John A. Morsell;
Roy Wilkins; Stephen G. Spottswood; Gloster B. Current; William H. Booth;
Chester I. Lewis.
0169 Special Contribution Fund: Background and Resolution to Establish, 1963-1964
and n.d. 31pp.
Major Topics: Establishment of NAACP Special Contribution Fund; constitution and
bylaws.
Principal Correspondent: Buell G. Gallagher.
0200 Special Contribution Fund: Bequests, n.d. 22pp.

0222 Special Contribution Fund: Correspondence, February-April 1964. 54pp.
Major Topics: Contributions; tax exemption application forms; establishment of
NAACP Special Contribution Fund; constitution and bylaws; tax-exempt status of
Special Contribution Fund.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Arthur B. Spingarn; Robert L. Carter;
Herman Hartman; Stephen G. Spottswood; Alfred Baker Lewis.
0276 Special Contribution Fund: Correspondence, May-July 1964. 64pp.
Major Topics: Meetings of trustees; contributions; New York minimum wage order.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Hubert T. Delany; Alfred Baker Lewis;
Stephen G. Spottswood; Kivie Kaplan; Eugene T. Reed; Gilbert Jonas; Arthur B.
Spingarn; Walter P. Reuther; Theodore R. Gibson; Earl B. Dickerson; George
Flemmings; Jackie Robinson.
0340 Special Contribution Fund: Correspondence, August-December 1964. 64pp.
Major Topics: California fair employment practices legislation; tax-exempt status;
contributions; lists of contributors.
Principal Correspondents: Edmund G. Brown; Robert L. Carter; Earl B. Dickerson;
Will Maslow; Roy Wilkins; Leonard H. Carter; Donald Lewis; John A. Morsell.
0404 Special Contribution Fund: Correspondence, January-May 1965. 25pp.
Major Topic: Contributions.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Roy Wilkins; Althea T. L. Simmons;
Kivie Kaplan.
0429 Special Contribution Fund: Correspondence, June-November 1965. 45pp.
Major Topics: Contributions; requests for exemption from inheritance and gift taxes;
bombing of home of George Metcalf in Natchez, Mississippi; request for
incorporation in Delaware.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Robert L. Carter; Lewis M. Steel; E. June
Smith; Tarea Hall Pittman; Richard W. McClain.
0474 Special Contribution Fund: Financial, 1963-1965. 123pp.
Major Topics: Establishment of tax-exempt Special Contribution Fund; list of
contributors; budget; financial statements; contributions; list of contributors.
Principal Correspondents: George S. Brody; Earl B. Dickerson; Robert L. Carter;
Maria L. Marcus.
Box 26
NAACP cont.
0597 Special Contribution Fund: Memorandums, 1963-1965. 63pp.
Major Topics: Establishment of tax-exempt Special Contribution Fund; meetings of
trustees; creation of NAACP Division of Research and Information; solicitation of
contributions; NAACP program needs in public education.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Robert L. Carter; George S. Brody; Maria L.
Marcus; Deborah Cole; Julia E. Baxter; Stephen G. Spottswood; Gilbert Jonas;
Richard McClain; John A. Morsell.
0660 Special Contribution Fund: Minutes, 1964-1965. 60pp.
Major Topics: Minutes of trustees meetings; list of executive committee members;
budget; constitution and bylaws.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Arthur B. Spingarn.
0720 Special Contribution Fund: Miscellany, 1963-1964. 29pp.
Major Topics: Fact sheets on Golden Pavilion Temple and Symphony of the Air;
problems of migrant farm workers; International Rescue Committee, Inc.
activities.
Principal Correspondent: Louis J. Lefkowitz.

0749 Special Contribution Fund: New World Foundation, 1965. 35pp.
Major Topics: NAACP application for grant for the use of educational specialists to
eliminate de facto school segregation and to raise the academic achievement of
African American students.
Principal Correspondents: Gilbert Jonas; Vernon Eagle; Robert L. Carter.
0784 Special Contribution Fund: New York Foundation, 1965. 14pp.
Major Topic: Application for grant.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; D. John Heyman; Charles Jones.
0798 Special Contribution Fund: Publicity, 1964-1965. 26pp.
Major Topics: Publicity materials, budget.
Principal Correspondent: Roy Wilkins.
0824 Special Contribution Fund: Stern Family Foundation, 1965. 44pp.
Major Topics: Application for grant for community leadership development project by
the Association of Huntsville Area Contractors of Alabama; NAACP application
for grant for use of educational specialists to eliminate racial imbalance in public
schools.
Principal Correspondents: R. W. Blaylock; L. C. McMillan; David R. Hunter; Gilbert
Jonas; Robert L. Carter; John Fischer.
0868 Special Contribution Fund: Voter Education Project, 1965. 6pp.
Major Topic: Proposal for expanded voter education programs in Southern states.
Box 26 cont.
National Association of Intergroup Relations Officials (NAIRO)
0874 Correspondence, 1964-1965. 88pp.
Major Topics: NAACP participation in NAIRO-Eleanor Roosevelt Human Rights
Internship Program; 18th Annual NAIRO Conference.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Herman Long; Nathan Greene; Lewis
M. Steel; Adlai E. Stevenson; Alexander J. Allen; Frederick B. Routh; Laplois
Ashford; Joan Franklin.
0962 Memorandum, 1964-1965. 63pp.
Major Topics: NAACP participation in NAIRO-Eleanor Roosevelt Human Rights
Internship Program; amendment of NAIRO bylaws; 18th Annual NAIRO
Conference; NAIRO statement of public policy; report of NAACP Legal
Department; NAIRO membership list.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Herman Long; Nathan Greene; Roy
Wilkins; Frederick B. Routh.
Reel 22 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 26 cont.
National Capital Voters Association
0001 1964-1965. 17pp.
Major Topics: African American voter registration campaign in D.C.; African
American grievances in D.C.; report on possibility of African American rioting in
D.C.; Mississippi voter registration legislation; D.C. school desegregation.
Principal Correspondents: John M. Thornton; Sterling Tucker.

Box 26 cont.
Northside Center for Child Development, Inc.
0018 Correspondence, 1965. 39pp.
Major Topics: Board of Directors' meetings; fundraising activities; program report.
Principal Correspondents: Howard Sloan; Robert L. Carter; Mamie Phipps Clark;
Malcolm Andresen; George R. Metcalf.
0057 General, 1965. 58pp.
Major Topics: Annual report; budget; staff list; minutes of Board of Directors'
meetings; Program and Planning Committee report.
Box 26 cont.
Police Brutality
0115 Chester, Pennsylvania: Report--Bender, Paul, 1964. 30pp.
Major Topic: Report on Chester, Pennsylvania, police brutality complaints.
Box 27
Police Brutality cont.
0145 Chester, Pennsylvania: Report--Commission (Pages 1-59). 71pp.
Major Topic: Report of Commission appointed by the governor to investigate
charges of police brutality in Chester, Pennsylvania.
0216 Chester, Pennsylvania: Report--Commission (Pages 60-104 and Supplement).
96pp.
Major Topic: Report of Commission appointed by the governor to investigate
charges of police brutality in Chester, Pennsylvania.
0312 Florida, 1962. 7pp.
Major Topic: Oveido police brutality complaint.
Principal Correspondents: Robert W. Saunders; Robert F. Kennedy; James H.
Browdy.
0319 General, 1962. 22pp.
Major Topic: Article on equal protection under the law.
Principal Correspondent: John A. Hannah.
Box 27 cont.
Press Releases
0341 1964-1965. 7pp.
Major Topics: NAACP call for federal intervention in Mississippi; George Whitmore
Jr. murder trial in New York.
Box 27 cont.
Program Outline
0348 Legal Department, 1964. 10pp.
Major Topics: Outline of NAACP Legal Department program.
Box 27 cont.
Public Facilities
0358 Discrimination, 1962-1965. 11pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against Howard Johnson restaurants
in Virginia and Nashville, Tennessee, airport restaurant.
Principal Correspondents: Donald F. Gottschalk; LeRoy Collins; Robert L. Carter;
Patricia Dore; Roy Wilkins; John W. Purdy; Richard F. Lally; Herbert R. Davis.

Box 27 cont.
The Recent Persecution of the NAACP in the South
0369 Review of, 1957. 12pp.
Major Topic: Review of The Recent Persecution of the NAACP in the South.
Box 27 cont.
Reports
0381 General Counsel: Annual, 1957-1965. 76pp.
Major Topics: Annual reports of the NAACP General Counsel; southern anti-NAACP
legislation.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Henry Lee Moon; Maria L. Marcus; Roy
Wilkins.
0457 General Counsel: Monthly, 1958-1961. 114pp.
Major Topics: Monthly reports of the NAACP General Counsel; lists of pending
cases.
0571 General Counsel: Monthly, 1962-1965. 210pp.
Major Topics: Monthly reports of the NAACP General Counsel, lists of pending
cases.
0781 Legal Department: Annual, 1962, 1965. 22pp.
Major Topic: Annual reports on NAACP Legal Department.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Roy Wilkins.
Box 27 cont.
Roger Williams Strauss Council on Human Relations
0803 Princeton University, n.d. 64pp.
Major Topic: Research Conference on the Negro Community in the United States.
Principal Correspondents: E. U. Essien-Udom; Donald R. Matthews; Thomas F.
Pettigrew; Benjamin Quarles.
Box 27 cont.
Rules of the Court
0867 1959-1965. 44pp.
Major Topics: Rules and procedures for U.S. District Courts and U.S. Courts of
Appeals.
Principal Correspondents: Harold Cox; S. C. Mize; Dan M. Russell Jr.
Reel 23 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 27 cont.
School Desegregation
0001 Correspondence, 1958-August 1965. 206pp.
Major Topics: School desegregation in Little Rock, Arkansas; school desegregation
cases in Fort Worth, Texas, Newark, Englewood, Woodbury, and Passaic, New
Jersey, Lynchburg, Virginia, Portsmouth, Ohio, Prince George County, Virginia,
Charleston, Missouri, Eloy, Arizona, Wichita, Kansas, Mount Vernon, Buffalo, and
Rochester, New York, Tampa, Florida, and Liberty County, Georgia; list of
pending school desegregation cases; United States of America v. County Board
of Education of Prince George County, et al. case; NAACP pamphlet on Northern
school desegregation; Montclair, New Jersey, federal lawsuit protesting school
desegregation; Maryland school desegregation efforts; report on school
desegregation in the North and West; Cincinnati Branch, NAACP et al. v.
Cincinnati, Ohio Board of Education case; Mississippi and Virginia pupil
assignment laws; New York City school desegregation proposals; Ferguson v.

Kansas City, Kansas, Board of Education case; article in Scientific American on
attitudes toward desegregation; State of Arkansas v. William Howard case.
Principal Correspondents: June Shagaloff; Robert L. Carter; J. Oscar Lee; George
D. Flemmings; Roy Wilkins; Thurgood Marshall; Gloster B. Current; James M.
Nabrit; Clarence Mitchell; Clyde S. Cahill Jr.; Juanita Mitchell; Milton Hinton;
Joseph Longstreth; Harold C. Strickland; Leonard H. Carter; J. Francis Pohlhaus;
Burke Marshall; Calvin E. Gross; Howard W. Brewer; Herbert H. Hyman; Paul B.
Sheatsley; Wiley A. Branton; W. Lester Banks; Robert Jones; Francis Keppel.
0207 Federal Government: Proposed Bill, 1961. 20pp.
Major Topic: Proposed Public School Desegregation Act.
Principal Correspondent: Robert L. Carter.
Box 28
School Desegregation cont.
0227 Legal Papers: Briefs, 1962, 1964. 160pp.
Major Topics: Sylvia Taylor v. Board of Education of the City of Chicago case;
Herschel C. Latham et al. v. Board of Education of the City of Chicago et al.
case.
Principal Correspondent: Robert L. Carter.
0387 Legal Papers: Miscellany, 1964-1965 and n.d. 176pp.
Major Topics: United States of America, ex rel. Eugene Scott Jr. v. The Honorable
James H. Davis, Governor of the State of Louisiana et al. case; school
desegregation cases in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit;
Mississippi pupil assignment laws; Massachusetts legislation providing for
elimination of racial imbalance in public schools; guidelines for southern school
desegregation; Robert L. Dowell v. The School Board of Oklahoma City et al.
case; report on validity of segregation resulting from residential patterns;
Alabama and Mississippi school desegregation cases; program for integration of
New York City public schools; statement by American Jewish Congress on
federal aid to education; NAACP public school survey in Boston, Massachusetts;
Washington, D.C., school desegregation; Pennsylvania, Ohio, Missouri, Oregon,
Massachusetts, New Mexico, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Kansas, and
Washington education laws; efforts to eliminate de facto segregation in New York
and New Jersey public schools.
Principal Correspondent: Sterling Tucker.
0563 Legal Papers: Petitions and Complaints, 1957-1965 and n.d. 58pp.
Major Topics: Holland v. Board of Public Instruction case; Rhunette Bates on Behalf
of Her Minor Child, Sharon Bates v. State University of New York et al. case;
Biloxi, Mississippi, school desegregation petition; Karol Williams et al. v. School
Board of City of Charlottesville et al. case; James S. Buckner Jr. et al. v. County
School Board of Greene County, Virginia et al. case; Herschel C. Latham et al. v.
Board of Education of the City of Chicago et al. case; Board of Education of the
City of Chicago v. Chicago Branch, NAACP et al. case.
Principal Correspondents: J. Edward Conway; Samuel W. Tucker; Robert L. Carter.
0621 Miscellany, 1956-1963. 85pp.
Major Topics: Cases on segregation decided since the U.S. Supreme Court
decision in the school segregation cases; psychiatric aspects of school
desegregation; Kelly v. Board of Education of the City of Nashville case;
Shuttlesworth v. Birmingham Board of Education case; Ruth Pendleton James
et al. v. J. Lindsay Almond Jr. case; Slidell, Louisiana, school segregation
complaint.

0706 Newspaper Clippings, 1962, 1965, and n.d. 12pp.
Major Topics: Newspaper clippings relating to school desegregation; Hershey,
Pennsylvania, school desegregation case; New York City school desegregation.
0718 Reports: General, 1958-1963. 98pp.
Major Topics: Report of the Education Committee, Bronx Branch, NAACP; report on
status of public school desegregation; public school examination of NAACP
branches in Region III; NAACP examination of Portsmouth, Ohio, elementary
schools; New York State Department of Education report of special study of
elementary school pupils; Southern Regional Council report on desegregation in
higher education; New Rochelle, New York, comprehensive plan for educational
excellence, Commission on Law and Social Action (CLSA) information bulletins.
Principal Correspondents: Mary Johnson Lowe; June Shagaloff; Andrew J. Price;
Harold C. Strickland; Theron A. Johnson.
0816 Reports: General, 1964-1965 and n.d. 55pp.
Major Topics: Digest of court opinions on de facto segregation; Commission on Law
and Social Action (CLSA) information bulletins; New York State Bar Association
Committee on Civil Rights report on racial imbalance in the public schools; report
on legality of court decisions outlawing segregation; teacher's guide to integrated
education.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Charles L. Black Jr.
Reel 24 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 29
School Desegregation cont.
0001 Reports: State, 1961-1963. 219pp.
Major Topics: Special report on Atlanta, Georgia, school desegregation; Benjamin
D. Brown et al. v. The City of Atlanta, Georgia et a/, case; study of Montclair, New
Jersey, public school facilities; report on public school desegregation in the North
and West; report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Equal Educational Opportunity of
the Los Angeles City Board of Education; Southern Regional Council special
report on Memphis school desegregation.
Principal Correspondents: Amos O. Holmes; Philip B. Taylor; June Shagaloff; Jack
P. Crowther; Benjamin Muse.
0220 Reports: State, 1964-1965. 105pp.
Major Topics: Status of education of negroes in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; report of
the Committee on Racial Imbalance in the St. Paul, Minnesota Public Schools;
Chicago, Illinois, public schools application for grant under 1965 Education Act.
Principal Correspondent: Louis Mason Jr.
0325 State Problems: California-Tennessee, 1956-1965. 128pp.
Major Topics: California State Board of Education statement on de facto segregated
public schools; opinion of California State Attorney General on whether school
boards can consider race as a factor in adopting a school attendance plan;
congressional committee report on Washington, D.C. school desegregation;
Atlanta, Georgia, Chicago, Illinois, New York City and Cincinnati, Ohio, school
desegregation cases; Frankfort, Kentucky, and Hartford County, Maryland,
school desegregation; Chicago, Illinois, school boycott; racial discrimination
complaint against electrical apprenticeship and training program conducted by
the Detroit, Michigan, Board of Education; U.S. Air Force policy on assignment of
dependents of military personnel to public schools; Board of Regents of the
University of the State of New York policy on de facto segregated public schools;

eport on racial imbalance in New York State public schools; complaint regarding
de facto segregation in Lockland, Ohio, schools.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Richard L. Mayers; Gloster B. Current;
J. H. Calhoun; S. S. Morris; Wendell P. Butler; John B. Breckinridge; Ernest
Volkart; June Shagaloff; Roy Wilkins; Samuel Brownell; James E. Allen Jr.;
William F. Bowen; Maria L. Marcus.
0453 State Problems: Michigan--Wayne County, October 1965 and n.d. 130pp.
Major Topics: Wayne County school and staff services directories; report on racial
distribution of students and contract personnel in Wayne County public schools;
request for racial count of students and employees in Wayne County public
schools.
0583 State Problems: Nebraska, 1957-1960. 37pp.
Major Topics: Omaha Labor Institute on Human Relations resolution on fair
employment practices; complaint regarding discrimination in hiring practices of
Omaha public schools; racial discrimination complaints against Nebraska public
schools; report on employment and utilization of African American teachers in
selected communities.
Principal Correspondents: George Robinson; F. B. Decker; Wilbur L. Phillips; Robert
L. Carter; Milton D. Lewis.
0620 State Problems: Oregon--Portland, October 1964-September 1965. 160pp.
Major Topics: Report on race and equal educational opportunity in Portland public
schools; complaints regarding de facto segregation in Portland public schools;
Portland school desegregation case.
Principal Correspondents: Herbert M. Schwab; Francis Keppel; Grady Brown;
Robert L. Carter; Lewis M. Steel.
0780 State Problems: Virginia, 1956-1957. 123pp.
Major Topics: Report on NAACP desegregation activities; anti-NAACP legislation;
NAACP v. J. Lindsay Almond Jr. et al. case.
Principal Correspondent: Bernard J. Schoenberg.
Box 30
School Desegregation cont.
0903 State Problems: Washington--Tacoma, October-November 1965. 11pp.
Major Topics: Complaints regarding de facto segregation in Tacoma public schools;
University of Puget Sound policy on discrimination.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; James H. Patterson; R. Franklin
Thompson; Barbara A. Morris.
0914 Statements, 1960-1964. 45pp.
Major Topics: Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York and New
York Commissioner of Education policy statements on de facto segregated public
schools; Amityville, New York, school desegregation case; California State Board
of Education policy statement on de facto segregation in public schools and
report on ethnic problems; complaints regarding de facto segregation in Buffalo,
New York, public schools; NAACP and CORE statements on report of New York
State Commissioner of Education's report on school desegregation.
Principal Correspondents: Kenneth B. Clark; Robert W. Formhals; Roy E. Simpson.

Reel 25 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 30 cont.
Schools
0001 General, 1956-1959, 1960, and n.d. 104pp.
Major Topics: Racial discrimination complaints against Sacramento, California,
public schools; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, city ordinance prohibiting unfair
educational practices; Decatur, Illinois, employment discrimination complaint by
African American teachers; Tampa, Florida, Charlottesville, Virginia, Houston,
Texas, and Clarendon County, South Carolina, school desegregation cases;
conference on Virginia school situation; delay in integration of Memphis State
College; Virginia State legislation closing public schools to prevent integration;
Dianne Ward v. Board of Education case; Ross v. Rogers case; complaints
regarding segregation in schools serving children of military personnel; Alabama
pupil placement law; Eva Allen et al. v. County School Board of Prince Edward
County, Virginia case; teacher evaluation forms.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; W. C. Patton; George E. Hogan; Leroy
Moses; Oliver W. Hill; John W. Davis; Roy Wilkins; Robert W. Saunders;
Nathaniel Cannon Sr.; W. Lester Banks; H. T. Lockard; John Jay Jones; Harry V.
Burns; Francis L. Williams; Avon N. Williams Jr.; Clarence Mitchell; Clarence
Laws; W. J. Durham; June Shagaloff; A. P. Tureaud; Henry Lee Moon;
Spottswood Robinson III; Houston D. Anderson Jr.; Jack E. Tanner.
0105 Southern School Complaints (HEW): Correspondence, 1964-1965. 96pp.
Major Topics: Draft of regulations under Titles IV and VI of the Civil Rights Act of
1964; Equal Educational Opportunities Program; school segregation complaints
in Jones County, Georgia; statement of policies for school desegregation plans;
nondiscrimination in federally assisted HEW programs; school desegregation
plans for Alexander City, Alabama, and Liberty County, Georgia; complaint
regarding de facto segregation in Tacoma, Washington, and Peoria, Illinois,
schools.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; J. Francis Pohlhaus; Lewis M. Steel;
Francis Keppel; David S. Seeley; John Doar; William Taylor; W. W. Law;
Clarence Mitchell; Julian Hall; James H. Patterson; Roy Wilkins.
0201 Southern School Complaints (HEW): Miscellany, 1964-1965. 92pp.
Major Topics: Rules and regulations for nondiscrimination in federally assisted
programs; policies under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 respecting
desegregation of elementary and secondary schools; guidelines for Southern
school desegregation.
0293 States: California--Compton, 1964-1965. 10pp.
Major Topics: Policy statement by state attorney general on equal rights under the
law; Watts riot; human relations activities.
Principal Correspondent: Stanley Mosk.
0303 States: Illinois, 1960-1961. 32pp.
Major Topics: Complaints regarding de facto segregation in Robbins, Joliet,
Chicago, and at the Chenot School; state school code.
Principal Correspondents: John W. Rogers; Clayton R. Williams; Charles H.
Jones Jr.

0335 States: New Jersey--Asbury Park, 1965. 36pp.
Major Topics: Racial statistics on enrollment in Asbury Park public schools; report
on tour of Asbury Park schools by local NAACP representatives; complaints
regarding de facto segregation in Asbury Park public schools.
Principal Correspondents: Harry S. Hill; Ermon K. Jones.
0371 States: New York--General, 1960-1965 and n.d. 53pp.
Major Topics: Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York policy
statement on de facto segregated public schools; guiding principles for securing
racial balance in public schools; proposal that the State Commissioner of
Education change boundary lines between school districts to achieve racial
integration.
0424 States: New York--New York City: Farrow, Esther, 1964. 56pp.
Major Topic: Complaint regarding racial discrimination against African American
teachers.
Principal Correspondents: Calvin E. Gross; Harry Miller; John O'Neill; Robert L.
Carter.
0480 States: New York--New York City: General, 1956-1962. 61 pp.
Major Topics: New York City school desegregation; New York City Board of
Education resolution on integration and educational standards; reports of the
Commission on Integration of the New York City Board of Education; complaints
regarding de facto segregation in New York City public schools; study of East
Harlem-Yorkville school bus transfer.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; June Shagaloff; Steven McVoy.
0541 States: New York--New York City: General, 1965. 275pp.
Major Topics: Blueprint for further action toward quality integrated education;
NAACP statements on New York City school desegregation proposals; report on
needs of New York City public schools; Conference for Quality Integrated
Education; New York City Board of Education policy statements on excellence for
the public schools and on decentralization of the city school system; New York
City school construction program; report on changes in academic achievement
since integration of Louisville, Kentucky, public schools.
Principal Correspondents: William S. Vincent; Maurice A. Lohman; Robert L. Carter;
June Shagaloff.
Reel 26 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 30 cont.
Schools cont.
0001 States: New York--Niagara Falls, 1963. 18pp.
Major Topics: Efforts to eliminate racial imbalances in public schools; complaints
regarding de facto segregation in public schools.
0019 States: South Carolina, 1958. 15pp.
Major Topic: Efforts to desegregate the University of South Carolina.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Richard B. Cutler; Roy Wilkins; J. M.
Hinton; Gloster B. Current.
0034 States: South Dakota, 1958. 3pp.
Major Topic: Complaint regarding racial discrimination against African American
teachers.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; John W. Davis.

Box 30 cont.
Sit-In Demonstrations
0037 1960, 1964. 50pp.
Major Topics: NAACP position on sit-ins; NAACP suggested steps in procedure for
sit-ins; San Francisco, California, and Columbia, South Carolina, protest
demonstrations; NAACP racial defense policy; SCLC criticism of NAACP; report
on arrests of sit-in protestors in the South; report on sit-in demonstrations in the
Southwest region; report on psychological effects of sit-in demonstrations.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Gloster B. Current; Robert L. Carter; Martin
Luther King Jr.; Clarence Mitchell; Chester M. Pierce; Louis J. West.
Box 31
Soldier Complaints and Problems
0087 Chenault, Earl K. (Indecent Exposure-Court Martial): Miscellaneous Material,
1960. 29pp.
Major Topics: Verbatim record of trial; United States v. Earl K. Chenault case;
charge sheets; investigating officer's report.
0116 Chenault, Earl K. (Indecent Exposure-Court Martial): Out of Court Hearings,
1960. 45pp.
Major Topics: Transcripts; United States v. Earl K. Chenault case.
0161 Chenault, Earl K. (Indecent Exposure-Court Martial): Statements and
Depositions, 1960. 121pp.
Major Topic: United States v. Earl K. Chenault case.
0282 Chenault, Earl K. (Indecent Exposure-Court Martial): Summations, 1960. 13pp.
Major Topic: United States v. Earl K. Chenault case.
0295 Chenault, Earl K. (Indecent Exposure-Court Martial): Transcript, [1960]. 270pp.
Major Topic: United States v. Earl K. Chenault case.
0565 Day, John E. Jr., January 1959. 4pp.
Major Topic: NAACP plea for executive clemency.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Dwight D. Eisenhower.
0569 Hamlet, Archibald, 1963. 9pp.
Major Topic: Legal action resulting from failure to obtain an increase in disability
benefits for a service-related accident and for workmen's compensation.
0578 Rogers, Timmie, 1958. 4pp.
Major Topic: Court-martial of Major Leonard Baily for assault on Timmie Rogers.
Principal Correspondent: Roy Wilkins.
Box 31 cont.
Structure, Role and Salary Scale of National Legal Staff
0582 (Memos Concerning), 1965. 9pp.
Major Topics: Structure and role of NAACP national legal staff; salary scale of
NAACP national legal staff.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Robert L. Carter.
Box 31 cont.
Tidewater Bonding and Security Agency, Inc.
0591 1964-1965. 28pp.
Major Topic: Bail bonds for NAACP legal cases.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; John M. Pratt; Arthur Walters; Owen
Smith; George B. Smith; Jack Greenberg.

Box 31 cont.
Transportation Discrimination
0619 General, 1956, 1962. 5pp.
Major Topics: Proposed boycott of National City Lines, Inc.; racial discrimination
complaint against the Southern Railroad.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; D. W. Brosnan; Thomas H. Burress III.
0624 Waverly, Virginia, Bus Terminal, 1961-1962. 28pp.
Major Topic: Racial discrimination complaints against Waverly, Virginia, bus
terminal.
Principal Correspondents: Maria L. Marcus; George W. Bell; Robert L. Carter;
Laurence K. Walrath; W. Lester Banks; Rupert L. Murphy; Everett Hutchinson;
Hayes Kennedy.
Box 31 cont.
Tuskegee Civic Association
0652 1957-1959, 1961. 51pp.
Major Topics: Origin and objectives; minutes of meetings; proposed African
American boycott of Tuskegee stores; roster of officers and committee chairmen;
motion to dissolve injunction; Tuskegee gerrymandering case.
Principal Correspondents: C. G. Gomillion; S. T. Martin; Robert L. Carter; Fred D.
Gray; Jack Greenberg; Arthur D. Shores.
Box 31 cont.
Victims of White Supremacy
0703 1965. 4pp.
Major Topics: List of victims of white supremacy from 1951 to 1965.
Box 31 cont.
Voting
0707 Dirksen Amendment, June 1965. 24pp.
Major Topics: Statistics on white and nonwhite populations in proposed Alabama
voting districts; NAACP opposition to Dirksen Amendment; testimony by Roy
Wilkins before U.S. Senate hearing committee on the Dirksen Amendment.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Joan Franklin.
0731 Redistricting: Alabama, 1965. 14pp.
Major Topic: Alabama Democratic Conference, Inc.'s recommended plan for the
congressional redistricting of the state of Alabama.
Principal Correspondents: Lee Spaulding; James Allen; Orzell Billingsley Jr.; Emory
O. Jackson; Barbara A. Morris.

Reel 27 Group V, Series B, Administrative File cont.
General Office File cont.
Box 31 cont.
Voting cont.
0001 Registration: Alabama-Louisiana, 1956-1958. 92pp.
Major Topics: Alabama and Louisiana anti-NAACP legislation; NAACP voter
registration campaign; request for information on Delaware and Maryland voter
registration requirements; NAACP registration as a foreign nonprofit corporation
in Delaware and Louisiana; list of NAACP organizations in Louisiana filing
membership lists with the secretary of state; legal case on Georgia county unit
system; criticism of New Orleans, Louisiana, NAACP branch officers for filing
membership list with the state attorney general; State of Louisiana, ex rel. Jack
P. F. Gremillion v. NAACP case; NAACP opposition to filing of membership lists
with Louisiana State officials; Mississippi State legislative investigation of
NAACP.
Principal Correspondents: Thurgood Marshall; W. C. Patton; Roy Wilkins; Barbara
A. Morris; Orzell Billingsley Jr.; Robert L. Carter; Louis Redding; Wagner D.
Jackson; Jack Greenberg; A. P. Tureaud; John A. Davis; Arthur J. Chapital Sr.;
Clarence Laws; Vivian C. Mason; Juanita Mitchell; Medgar W. Evers; Ruby
Hurley.
0093 Registration: General, 1956-1958. 37pp.
Major Topics: NAACP registration as a foreign nonprofit corporation in southern and
border states; southern anti-NAACP legislation.
Principal Correspondents: Roy Wilkins; Robert L. Carter; Thurgood Marshall; Allen
Knight Chalmers; Paul Freund; Louis Redding; Jack Greenberg; Wagner D.
Jackson.
0130 Registration: Mississippi-West Virginia, 1956-1958. 121pp.
Major Topics: NAACP registration as a foreign nonprofit corporation in southern and
border states; Mississippi voter registration campaign; complaints regarding
voting registration denials in Mississippi; southern anti-NAACP legislation;
Virginia demand for names of NAACP officers in the state; NAACP et al. v. J.
Lindsay Almond et al. case; NAACP et al. v. E. Almar Ames Jr. et al. case;
NAACP v. Boatwright case; conference on Virginia legal cases; membership
statistics for NAACP branches in Virginia.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Heber Ladner; Thurgood Marshall;
Aaron E. Henry; Medgar W. Evers; William P. Rogers; W. Wilson White;
Clarence Mitchell; Frankie Muse Freeman; Samuel A. Williams; Amos T. Hall;
Z. Alexander Looby; A. Maceo Smith; U. Simpson Tate; Tom Reavley; John B.
Boatwright Jr.; Spottswood W. Robinson III; Sterling Hutcheson; Oliver W. Hill;
Frank D. Reeves; W. Lester Banks; T. G. Nutter.
Box 31 cont.
War on Poverty
0251 1964-1965 and n.d. 57pp.
Major Topics: Yale Law Journal articles on War on Poverty; article on individual
rights and social welfare.
Principal Correspondents: Edgar S. Cahn; Jean C. Cahn; Charles A. Reich.

Box 31 cont.
Washington Bureau
0308 1960-1965. 21pp.
Major Topics: Monthly reports; comparative analysis of three versions of the Civil
Rights Bill of 1963.
Box 32
Webster Better Citizenship League
0329 Minden, Louisiana, 1957-1958. 25pp.
Major Topics: Complaints regarding voting registration denials in Minden, Louisiana;
Webster Parish grand jury investigation of FBI.
Principal Correspondents: M. M. Coleman; Robert L. Carter; Daniel E. Byrd.
Box 32 cont.
White House Conference on Equal Opportunity
0354 Draft, 1965. 7pp.
Major Topic: Call for federal programs to achieve equal opportunity for African
Americans in education and employment.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Anne Feldman.
Box 32 cont.
White House Conference "To Fulfill These Rights"
0361 Correspondence, 1965. 11pp.
Major Topics: Planning session invitations; discussion on changes in treatment of
prisoners and effort to change views of those with criminal records.
Principal Correspondents: William T. Coleman Jr.; Robert L. Carter; A. Philip
Randolph; Morris B. Abram; Robert Cooper; Berl I. Bernhard.
0372 Lists, 1965. 17pp.
Major Topic: Lists of participants.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; George Schermer.
0389 Memoranda, 1965. 91pp.
Major Topics: Planning sessions; proposed Civil Rights Protection Act of 1966;
preliminary report on proposals by Administration of Justice panel; suggested
approach and issues to be dealt with by White House Conference; proposals and
recommendations from Work Session on Jobs, Job Training, and Economic
Security; report on VISTA activities in New York City.
Principal Correspondents: Berl I. Bernhard; Robert L. Carter; Arnold S. Trebach;
Anthony G. Amsterdam; A. Philip Randolph; Morris B. Abram; William T.
Coleman; Carl Holman; Lee C. White; Clarence Mitchell; Hubert H. Humphrey;
David R. Hunter.
0480 Miscellany, 1965. 36pp.
Major Topics: Three major statements on civil rights by President Lyndon Johnson;
address by President Lyndon Johnson at Howard University; New York City
"metropolitan development for equal opportunity" program.
Principal Correspondent: Lyndon Johnson.
0516 Planning Sessions, 1965. 132pp.
Major Topics: Program; New York City "metropolitan development for equal
opportunity" program; agenda papers.
Principal Correspondents: V. W. Henderson; Arnold S. Trebach; Sterling Tucker;
Wiley A. Branton; John Turner; Cernoria Johnson; Hylan Lewis; George
Schermer; George Nesbitt; Robert Greene; David Danzig; Kenneth Clark.
0648 Resolutions and Recommendations, 1965. 38pp.

Box 32 cont.
White, Walter
0686 Review of How Far the Promised Land, January 1956. 46pp.
Major Topic: Review of Walter White's book, How Far the Promised Land, by Lillian
Smith in The Progressive.
Principal Correspondents: Thurgood Marshall; Morris H. Rubin.
Box 32 cont.
Wilkins, Roy
0732 Statements, 1962-1965. 13pp.
Major Topics: Criticism of southern anti-civil rights filibusters; statement on de facto
segregation before National Convention of the American Association of School
Administrators.
Principal Correspondent: Robert L. Carter.

CASE NAME INDEX
The following index is a guide to the cases for which legal documents exist in this collection. The first
number after each entry refers to the reel, and the number after the colon refers to the frame number at
which the folder containing the case documents begins. Hence 1: 0164 directs the researcher to the folder
that begins at Frame 0164 of Reel 1. By referring to the Reel Index that constitutes the initial section of this
guide, the researcher can find the folder containing information on the case.
Aaron Henry child molestation case
1: 0164
Aaron Henry v. State of Mississippi
19: 0749
Abercrombie Enterprises v. Opton
8: 0765
Abernathy et al. v. Sullivan
5: 0200
Allen et al. v. Hilton Corporation
12: 0583
American Jewish Congress v. The Arabian
American Oil Company
1: 0001; 6: 0218, 0366; 7: 0001, 0277, 0472
American Jewish Congress v. Elmer A. Carter
et al.
4: 0410
Amos Brown case
2: 0146; 6: 0023
Archer Laundry Company v. AFL-CIO Laundry
and Dry Cleaning International Union
19: 0284
Atlantic Steel Company case
2: 0231
Banks v. Capital Airlines, Inc.
10: 0037
Bates v. City of Little Rock
4: 0473; 7: 0654
B & B Grocery Stores, Inc. v. Young Adults for
Progressive Action, Inc. et al.
4: 0655; 7: 0460; 13: 0063
Bell v. Board of Trustees, School City of Gary
8: 0001
Ben Callion case
12: 0211
Benjamin D. Brown et al. v. The City of Atlanta,
Georgia et al.
24: 0001
Berrier Ice Cream Company v. NAACP Youth
Council and Affiliates
6: 0739
Bibb Transit Company v. Walter E. Davis et al.
2: 0922; 12: 0074
Biloxi, Mississippi, beach discrimination case
1: 0500; 3: 0693; 9: 0162; 12: 0457
Bishop et al. v. Statler-Hllton
16: 0488
Bland Williams case
12: 0523
Board of Education of the City of Chicago v.
Chicago Branch, NAACP et al.
23: 0563
Board of Higher Education v. Carter et al.
7: 0277; 8: 0391
Board of Higher Education v. State
Commission Against Discrimination
3: 0378
Branche v. Board of Education Hempstead
School District Number 1
1: 0775
Brenda Travis case
8: 0564
Bronx White Castle case
12: 0675
Brown et al. v. South Carolina State Forestry
Commission et al.
4: 0274
B. T. Shelton et al. v. Ed I. McKinley Jr. et al.
1: 0282

Carr et al. v. Young et al.
8: 0391
Charles E. Williams v. Howard Johnson, Inc. of
Washington and Russell V. Keys
5: 0736
Chisholm et al. v. The Board of Public
Education et al.
1: 0001
Cincinnati Branch, NAACP et al. v. Cincinnati,
Ohio Board of Education
23: 0001
City of Emporia v. Donald Groh and Jerry
Redecker
3: 0416; 12: 0248
City of Florence v. Clarence Mitchell
3: 0610
City of Meridian v. Charles R. Darden
1: 0500; 8: 0391
City of Montgomery, Alabama v. Georgia
Theresa Gilmore et al.
5: 0048
Clark et al. v. Thompson et al.
3: 0871; 4: 0581; 5: 0652; 6: 0001; 9: 0001
Clyde Kennard case
12: 0457
Colorado Anti-Discrimination Commission v.
Continental Air Lines, Inc.
8: 0391
Commonwealth of Virginia ex re/., Virginia
State Bar v. NAACP et al.
2: 0800
Commonwealth of Virginia v. Ford T. Johnson
Jr.
8: 0487
Cravens Investment, Inc. v. NAACP et al.
2: 0671; 4: 0410; 8: 0391; 9: 0299
Curtis Felton v. Margaret Bematre
18: 0860
David Reese case
2: 0165
Daws Lee v. NAACP et al.
4: 0274
Deal v. Cincinnati Board of Education
11: 0273
Deerfield Park District v. Progress
Development Corporation et al.
2: 0671; 3: 0001
Denmans v. Clerk of the House of
Representatives
20: 0547
Detroit Ordnance case
8: 0383
Dianne Ward v. Board of Education
25: 0001
Donald Pry or v. C. J. Poirer et al.
12: 0248
Dudley R. Morean III et al. v. The Board of
Education of the Town of Montclair, New
Jersey
16: 0029
Eddie McConnell v. T. H. Newman
8: 0487
Eli Lewin v. Local #1, Checkers and Clerks
Union
7: 0001
Elroy T. Naptha v. Florida Legislative
Investigation Committee
2: 0485
Ernest Mutyambezi and Muchaneta Nuambuya
v. Marion and Anna Hess
18: 0860
Eva Allen et al. v. County School Board of
Prince Edward County et al.
5: 0417; 25: 0001
Evers et al. v. Dwyer et al.
3: 0484
Evers v. State of Mississippi
6: 0023
Fair Share Organization et al. v. Kroger
Company et al.
1: 0407
Fairview Public Utility District v. City of
Anchorage
2: 0317
Ferguson v. Kansas City, Kansas Board of
Education
23: 0001
Florida Legislative Investigation Committee v.
Gibson
1: 0001; 6: 0537
Fort Lauderdale v. Eula Johnson
2: 0485; 3: 0693
Fort Lauderdale v. NAACP
6: 0537
Frank Holt v. NAACP
8: 0095
Frank Jackson case
8: 0765
Freedom Riders cases
1: 0775; 5: 0048; 16: 0704

Garsie Williams v. State of Mississippi
2: 0001
G. C. Simkins Jr. et al. v. The Board of Trustees
of the Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital et al.
1: 0203
George et al. v. Clemmons
6: 0218
George Barton v. City of Omaha Police
Department
1: 0164; 12: 0483
George L. Rockwell v. Newbold Morris
4: 0546
George Ravenell v. State of South Carolina
12: 0523
George S. Pfaus v. Leon and Sarah Feder
17: 0309
Gibson v. Board of Public Instruction of Dade
County, Florida
8: 0391
Gibson v. Florida Legislative Investigation
Committee
1: 0164, 0775; 2: 0001, 0100, 0485, 0671,
0800; 3: 0416; 4: 0009, 0612; 9: 0299
Gladys Taylor v. The Raleigh County Board of
Education
1: 0500
Gomillion v. Lightfoot
2: 0231, 0671; 3: 0221, 0871; 4: 0274
Harrington et al. v. City of Philadelphia et al.
15: 0040
Harrison County, Mississippi beach
discrimination case
5: 0456
Harry T. Shore et al. v. W. W. Law
2: 0379; 3: 0693
Hawkins v. Board of Control
3: 0048
Hayes v. Union Pacific et al.
5: 0538; 16: 0488
Herschel C. Latham et al. v. Board of Education
of the City of Chicago
23: 0227, 0563
H. J. Palmer et al. v. Eastern Airlines, Inc. et al.
14: 0556
Holland v. Board of Public Instruction
23: 0563
Howard and Crittenden v. St. Louis-San
Francisco Railway Company
8: 0264
International Longshoremen's and
Warehousemen's Union and International
Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union,
Local No. 19 v. J. Duane Vance
19: 0430
International Longshoremen's Association,
AFL-CIO v. Galveston Maritime Association,
Inc., Houston Maritime Association, Inc. and
Master Stevedores Association of Texas
19: 0598
Irving Washington case
9: 0001
James Buddy Williams case
8: 0564
James Edward Riley v. Dick's Automotive
Company et al.
17: 0309
James Jackson et al. v. Dorthy Boger et al.
2: 0317
James S. BucknerJr. et al. v. County School
Board of Greene County, Virginia et al.
23: 0563
J. Arthur Brown et al. v. South Carolina State
Forestry Commission et al.
4: 0078
Joe Dorsey v. Louisiana State Athletic
Commission
1: 0203
Jones v. O'Meara
12: 0727
J. R. Berrier Ice Cream Company v. Roderick
Freeman et al.
7: 0460
Julius Coleman and Willie J. Anderson v. City
of Savannah and Sidney J. Barnes Jr.
3: 0693
Julius Scales v. United States
4: 0655
Karol Williams et al. v. School Board of the City
of Charlottesville et al.
23: 0563
Kelly v. Board of Education of the City of
Nashville
23: 0621
Kent v. Reid
8: 0765
Leon Wolfe et al. v. State of North Carolina
12: 0675
Leslie Taylor et al. v. The Board of Education of
the City School District of New Rochelle et al.
5: 0001

Levitt v. Division Against Discrimination
10:0037
Under v. Collins et al.
3: 0484
Lloyd Gaynor et al. v. Nelson A. Rockefeller
et al.
18: 0016
Local Union No. 12, United Rubber Workers
Union v. The Business League of Gadsden
19: 0598
The Locust Club of Rochester et al. v. City of
Rochester et al.
15: 0102
Louis McNeese Jr. v. Board of Education for
Community Unit School District #187
7: 0654
Maggie Pride case
4: 0009
Mason v. Grennell et al.
8: 0264
McNeese et al. v. Board of Education et al.
2: 0671
Morris Mitnick v. Fair Share Organization, Inc.
1: 0407
NAACP v. Attorney General of Virginia
5: 0417
NAACP v. Boatwright
27: 0130
NAACP v. Bruce Bennett et al.
2: 0922
NAACP v. Button
6: 0366; 7: 0277
NAACP v. Committee of Offenses Against the
Administration of Justice
7: 0654
NAACP et al. v. City of Cairo, Illinois et al.
12: 0168
NAACP et al. v. Committee on Offenses et al.
2: 0800
NAACP et al. v. E. Almar Ames Jr. et al.
27: 0130
NAACP et al. v. Orval Faubus
8: 0095
NAACP v. Frederick T. Gray et al.
1: 0282, 0775; 2: 0001, 0599; 4: 0124, 0612;
5: 0713; 9: 0299, 0457
NAACP v. Harrison
1: 0282; 2: 0553; 3: 0782; 5: 0417, 0713, 0736
NAACP v. J. Lindsay Almond Jr.
19: 0763; 24: 0780; 27: 0130
NAACP v. MacDonald Gallion
1: 0697; 2: 0599, 0671; 5: 0101, 0538; 9: 0299
NAACP v. State of Alabama
1: 0001; 2: 0553; 3: 0221; 7: 0001; 8: 0391
NAACP v. Wade Martin Jr. et al.
5: 0456
NAACP v. Webb's City, Inc.
4: 0009; 5: 0736; 7: 0277; 8: 0765
New York Commission Against Discrimination
v. Arabian American Oil Company
7: 0277
NLRB v. Tanner Motor Livery, Ltd.
19: 0284
Oliver Greene v. City of Ronceverte
6: 0537; 13: 0245
O'Meara v. Washington State Board Against
Discrimination
5: 0325
Orval E. Faubus et al. v. United States et al.
8: 0487
Otis A. Jones et al. v. The School Board of the
City of Alexandria et al.
4: 0612
Overstreet v. NAACP
9: 0457
Passaic Crushed Stone Company, Inc. v.
Charles Gales
19: 0598
Pierce v. Dungee et al.
8: 0487
Pierce v. Moon et al.
8: 0487
Pigee et al. v. Mississippi
6: 0001
Porter v. Oberlin
17: 0203
Progress Development Corporation v. Mitchell
10: 0037
Pryor v. Poirier et al.
8: 0487
Revenue Commissioner of Georgia v. NAACP
et al.
2: 0922
Reverend L. A. Clark et al. v. Allen C.
Thompson et al.
5: 0538
Reverend T. L. Young v. Carter Wesley et al.
5: 0048

Garsie Williams v. State of Mississippi
2: 0001
G. C. Simkins Jr. et al. v. The Board of Trustees
of the Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital et al.
1: 0203
George et al. v. Clemmons
6: 0218
George Barton v. City of Omaha Police
Department
1: 0164; 12: 0483
George L. Rockwell v. Newbold Morris
4: 0546
George Ravenell v. State of South Carolina
12: 0523
George S. Pfaus v. Leon and Sarah Feder
17: 0309
Gibson v. Board of Public Instruction of Dade
County, Florida
8: 0391
Gibson v. Florida Legislative Investigation
Committee
1: 0164, 0775; 2: 0001, 0100, 0485, 0671,
0800; 3: 0416; 4: 0009, 0612; 9: 0299
Gladys Taylor v. The Raleigh County Board of
Education
1: 0500
Gomillion v. Lightfoot
2: 0231, 0671; 3: 0221, 0871; 4: 0274
Harrington et al. v. City of Philadelphia et al.
15: 0040
Harrison County, Mississippi beach
discrimination case
5: 0456
Harry T. Shore et al. v. W. W. Law
2: 0379; 3: 0693
Hawkins v. Board of Control
3: 0048
Hayes v. Union Pacific et al.
5: 0538; 16: 0488
Herschel C. Latham et al. v. Board of Education
of the City of Chicago
23: 0227, 0563
H. J. Palmer et al. v. Eastern Airlines, Inc. et al.
14: 0556
Holland v. Board of Public Instruction
23: 0563
Howard and Crittenden v. St. Louis-San
Francisco Railway Company
8: 0264
International Longshoremen's and
Warehousemen's Union and International
Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union,
Local No. 19 v. J. Duane Vance
19: 0430
International Longshoremen's Association,
AFL-CIO v. Galveston Maritime Association,
Inc., Houston Maritime Association, Inc. and
Master Stevedores Association of Texas
19: 0598
Irving Washington case
9: 0001
James Buddy Williams case
8: 0564
James Edward Riley v. Dick's Automotive
Company et al.
17: 0309
James Jackson et al. v. Dorthy Boger et al.
2: 0317
James S. Buckner Jr. et al. v. County School
Board of Greene County, Virginia et al.
23: 0563
J. Arthur Brown et al. v. South Carolina State
Forestry Commission et al.
4: 0078
Joe Dorsey v. Louisiana State Athletic
Commission
1: 0203
Jones v. O'Meara
12: 0727
J. R. Berrier Ice Cream Company v. Roderick
Freeman et al.
7: 0460
Julius Coleman and Willie J. Anderson v. City
of Savannah and Sidney J. Barnes Jr.
3: 0693
Julius Scales v. United States
4: 0655
Karol Williams et al. v. School Board of the City
of Charlottesville et al.
23: 0563
Kelly v. Board of Education of the City of
Nashville
23: 0621
Kent v. Reid
8: 0765
Leon Wolfe et al. v. State of North Carolina
12: 0675
Leslie Taylor et al. v. The Board of Education of
the City School District of New Rochelle et al.
5: 0001

Levitt v. Division Against Discrimination
10: 0037
Under v. Collins et al.
3: 0484
Lloyd Gaynor et al. v. Nelson A. Rockefeller
et al.
18: 0016
Local Union No. 12, United Rubber Workers
Union v. The Business League of Gadsden
19: 0598
The Locust Club of Rochester et al. v. City of
Rochester et al.
15: 0102
Louis McNeese Jr. v. Board of Education for
Community Unit School District #187
7: 0654
Maggie Pride case
4: 0009
Mason v. Grennell et al.
8: 0264
McNeese et al. v. Board of Education et al.
2: 0671
Morris Mitnick v. Fair Share Organization, Inc.
1: 0407
NAACP v. Attorney General of Virginia
5: 0417
NAACP v. Boatwright
27: 0130
NAACP v. Bruce Bennett et al.
2: 0922
NAACP v. Button
6: 0366; 7: 0277
NAACP v. Committee of Offenses Against the
Administration of Justice
7: 0654
NAACP et al. v. City of Cairo, Illinois et al.
12: 0168
NAACP et al. v. Committee on Offenses et al.
2: 0800
NAACP et al. v. E. Almar Ames Jr. et al.
27: 0130
NAACP et al. v. Orval Faubus
8: 0095
NAACP v. Frederick T. Gray et al.
1: 0282, 0775; 2: 0001, 0599; 4: 0124, 0612;
5: 0713; 9: 0299, 0457
NAACP v. Harrison
1: 0282; 2: 0553; 3: 0782; 5: 0417, 0713, 0736
NAACP v. J. Lindsay Almond Jr.
19: 0763; 24: 0780; 27: 0130
NAACP v. MacDonald Gallion
1: 0697; 2: 0599, 0671; 5: 0101, 0538; 9: 0299
NAACP v. State of Alabama
1: 0001; 2: 0553; 3: 0221; 7: 0001; 8: 0391
NAACP v. Wade Martin Jr. et al.
5: 0456
NAACP v. Webb's City, Inc.
4: 0009; 5: 0736; 7: 0277; 8: 0765
New York Commission Against Discrimination
v. Arabian American Oil Company
7: 0277
NLRB v. Tanner Motor Livery, Ltd.
19: 0284
Oliver Greene v. City of Ronceverte
6: 0537; 13: 0245
O'Meara v. Washington State Board Against
Discrimination
5: 0325
Orval E. Faubus et al. v. United States et al.
8: 0487
Otis A. Jones et al. v. The School Board of the
City of Alexandria et al.
4: 0612
Overstreet v. NAACP
9: 0457
Passaic Crushed Stone Company, Inc. v.
Charles Gales
19: 0598
Pierce v. Dungee et al.
8: 0487
Pierce v. Moon et al.
8: 0487
Pigee et al. v. Mississippi
6: 0001
Porter v. Oberlin
17: 0203
Progress Development Corporation v. Mitchell
10: 0037
Pryor v. Poirier et al.
8: 0487
Revenue Commissioner of Georgia v. NAACP
et al.
2: 0922
Reverend L. A. Clark et al. v. Allen C.
Thompson et al.
5: 0538
Reverend T. L. Young v. Carter Wesley et al.
5: 0048

Rhunette Bate on Behalf of Her Minor Child,
Sharon Bates v. State University of New York
College of Education at Albany Milne High
School
3: 0484; 23: 0563
Richmond v. Scales
9: 0732
Robert L. Dowell v. The School Board of
Oklahoma City et al.
23: 0387
Robert Lee Goldsby v. Mississippi
3: 0416
Roland Smith et al. v. Orval Faubus et al.
8: 0095
Roosevelt Terry and Thomas Townsend v.
Lynn Bomar
5: 0325
floss v. Rogers
25: 0001
Ruiz v. Berry et al.
8: 0564
Ruth Pendleton James et al. v. J. Lindsay
Almond Jr.
23: 0621
Salzhandler v. Caputo
6: 0604
Scholle v. Hare
5: 0001; 9: 0299
Screws v. United States
5: 0101
Shelton v. McKinley
8: 0564
Shelton v. Tucker
2: 0317, 0671; 5: 0736; 8: 0564
Shore v. Law
5: 0101; 7: 0092; 8: 0765
Shuttlesworth v. Birmingham Board of
Education
23: 0621
State of Alabama v. NAACP
1: 0875; 2: 0485; 3: 0693, 0782, 0871; 4: 0655
Sfate of Alabama v. Willie Seals Jr.
8: 0564
Sfate of Arizona v. Horn et al.
17: 0079
Sfate of Arkansas v. NAACP
2: 0922
Sfate of Arkansas v. William M. Howard
8: 0391; 23: 0001
Sfate of Florida v. Frank Peterson
16: 0368
Sfate of Indiana v. Annie Lee Lemmon
8: 0700
Sfate of Louisiana, ex rel. Jack P. F. Gremillion
v. NAACP
27: 0001
Sfate of Louisiana v. Earl Clark
6: 0366
Sfate of Louisiana v. NAACP
1: 0621
Sfate of Maryland v. Paul A. Dennis Jr. et al.
7: 0092
Sfate of Maryland v. Sutton
7: 0092
Sfate of Michigan v. Van Buren Evans
16: 0179
Sfate of Mississippi v. Aaron Henry
5: 0821
Sfate of Mississippi v. Mary Jane Pigee et al.
1: 0500
Sfate of Mississippi v. Matthew Walker Jr.
6: 0001
Sfate of New York v. George C. Fitzgerald
9: 0001
Sfate of North Carolina v. Robert Williams
5: 0821
Sfate of Ohio v. Walter Brown
6: 0143
Sfate of South Carolina v. Arthur W. Stanley
4: 0274
Sfate of South Carolina v. Billie Fleming et al.
4: 0274
Sfate of South Carolina v. David Carter
4: 0274
Sfate of South Carolina v. George Ravenell
6: 0537; 8: 0564
Sfate of Tennessee v. Allen Yancey
3: 0484
Sfate of Tennessee v. Dick Sarabian
3: 0484
Sfate of Tennessee v. Phillip Savage
3: 0484
Steele v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad
6: 0604
Students of Tougaloo College v. City of
Jackson, Mississippi
1: 0500; 6: 0001
Swart v. South Burlington Town School District
10: 0037

Sylvia Taylor v. Board of Education of the City
of Chicago
23: 0227
Tanner Motor Livery, Ltd. v. Martin Abramson
19: 0284
Taylor v. Township of Dearborn et al.
5: 0001
Thomas Allen et al. v. Hilton Corporation
8: 0765
Titus Edwards v. Charles Spangler et al.
20: 0177
Tolllver v. Morton et al.
8: 0564
Turner v. Randolph
3: 0484
Tuskegee gerrymander case
5: 0101
T. V. Williams v. NAACP et al.
5: 0538
United States of America, ex rel. Eugene Scott
Jr. v. The Honorable James H. Davis, Governor
of the State of Louisiana et al.
23: 0387
United States of America v. County Board of
Education of Prince George County, et al.
23: 0001
United States v. Earl K. Chenault
26: 0087-0295
United States v. Harrison County, Mississippi
5: 0371; 8: 0391
Village of Yellow Springs v. Gegner
1: 0282
Virginia Bar Association v. S. W. Tucker et al.
2: 0800; 8: 0564
Walter Scharf and James J. Sheehan v. Motor
Vehicle Accident Indemnification Corporation
13: 0364
Webb's City, Inc. v. NAACP
4: 0581; 5: 0736; 8: 0765
Whitehouse et al. v. NAACP
1: 0875; 8: 0765
Wiley v. Richland Water District et al.
8: 0700
William Joe Johnson rape case
12: 0457
Willie Seals case
1: 0775
Wimberly v. City of Patterson
9: 0299; 12: 0523
Yuther and Louise Gardner v. Dorann, Inc. et al.
17: 0309

PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS
INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major correspondents in this microform publication. The first number
after each subentry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame
number at which a particular file folder containing correspondence by the person begins. Hence, 2: 0165
directs the researcher to the folder that begins at Frame 0165 of Reel 2. By referring to the Reel Index,
which constitutes the initial segment of this guide, the researcher will find the folder title, inclusive dates, and
a list of Major Topics and Principal Correspondents arranged in the order in which they appear on the film.
Abner, Willoughby
12: 0168
Abram, Morris B.
27: 0361, 0389
Abrams, Charles
1: 0001; 17: 0309
Adams, Paul L.
7: 0277; 12: 0373
Akers, William Lee
1: 0001
Alexander, Earl
2: 0100
Alexander, Kelly M.
1: 0001, 0164; 3: 0416; 12: 0675; 13: 0713;
20: 0344
Allen, Alexander J.
15: 0778; 21: 0874
Allen, Ivan, Jr.
8: 0264
Allen, James
26: 0731
Allen, James E., Jr.
1: 0001; 16: 0029; 24: 0325
Allen, Thomas H.
17: 0264
Almond, Fred
16: 0148
Amsterdam, Anthony G.
27: 0389
Anderson, Elmer L.
12: 0420
Anderson, F. Lawrence, Jr.
8: 0001
Anderson, H. B.
12: 0001
Anderson, Houston D., Jr.
8: 0391; 25: 0001
Anderson, Milton
12: 0523
Anderson, R. L.
1: 0001
Andresen, Malcolm
22: 0018
Antler, Steven
19: 0749
Anton, James
14: 0556
Ark, Jacob
15: 0102
Armstrong, Ira L.
12: 0292
Arnold, Robert
9: 0034
Arons, Maxlne R.
18: 0376
Aronson, Arnold
4: 0142; 5: 0200
Aronson, Brooke
10: 0089
Arrington, Henry
1: 0138
Baer, Harold, Jr.
13: 0644

Bailey, Lawrence R.
1: 0164; 19: 0551
Bailey, Lester P.
1: 0156; 19: 0050, 0763
Bailey, Thomas D.
5: 0821
Baker, Ella J.
10: 0732
Baker, James K.
1: 0164; 10: 0061; 13: 0001
Baldwin, Roger N.
20: 0547
Ball, Reuben C.
1: 0164
Banister, Guy
7: 0783
Banks, Calvin D.
1: 0162; 8: 0700; 13: 0001, 0115; 14: 0001;
16: 0481
Banks, Kenneth
12: 0738
Banks, W. Lester
1: 0164; 3: 0001; 5: 0736; 8: 0203; 9: 0162;
13: 0245; 23: 0001; 25: 0001; 26: 0624;
27: 0130
Barbee, Lloyd A.
1: 0164; 14: 0001
Barrett, John
5: 0417
Barton, George
1: 0164
Bates, Daisy
1: 0203; 9: 0034; 10: 0291
Bates, L. C.
1: 0203; 11: 0807
Batson, Ruth M.
12: 0512
Baxter, Julia E.
21: 0597
Beane, Henry H.
13: 0179
Beaney, William M.
1: 0203
Beatty, Fred
16: 0907
Becker, Frank J.
1: 0282
Bell, Derrick A., Jr.
20: 0746
Bell, George W.
26: 0624
Bell, Murphy W.
18: 0001
Bell, William R.
13: 0145
Bellush, Bernard
1: 0203
Bender, Paul
22: 0115
Bennett, Fay
19: 0488
Benson,Leon
11: 0221
Bernhard, Berl I.
27: 0361, 0389
Berry, Louis
1: 0203
Berry, Theodore M.
1: 0203; 10: 0732
Berry, Weldon
13: 0179
Beyer, Stanley J.
6: 0218
Biemiller, Andrew J.
3: 0610
Billingsley, Orzell, Jr.
1: 0282; 26: 0731; 27: 0001
Black, Algernon D.
2: 0165
Black, Charles L., Jr.
1: 0282; 19: 0763; 23: 0816
Black, Lucille
9: 0457; 11: 0221, 0511
Blackburn, Sara
1: 0282
Blaylock, R. W.
21: 0824
Blum, Olive Holmes
13: 0644
Boatwright, John B., Jr.
27: 0130
Bond, Horace M.
13: 0644
Bond, Mildred
7: 0783
Booker, J. R.
1: 0282; 10: 0291

Boone, Earl R.
13: 0179
Booth, Billie Joe
1: 0282
Booth, William H.
21: 0116
Bosley, Charles E.
17: 0542
Bounds, Pauline
16: 0100
Bourne, Robert B.
9: 0707
Bowen, William F.
12: 0738; 24: 0325
Boyd, Edward L.
3: 0782; 12: 0562; 19: 0763
Bradley, Allan P.
1: 0407
Bradley, Hilbert L.
1: 0407
Brain, George B.
10: 0089
Bramwell, Henry
4: 0090
Branch, Bobbie
20: 0909; 21: 0001
Brandon, Everett P.
13: 0339
Branton, Wiley A.
1: 0407; 8: 0391; 10: 0144, 0291; 11: 0807;
23: 0001; 27: 0516
Braverman, Harold
8: 0368
Brazner, David
6: 0218
Breckinridge, John B.
24: 0325
Bree, Leola
1: 0407
Bremeyer, Andrew W.
12: 0248
Brewer, Howard W.
23: 0001
Bright, Margaret
17: 0618
Broderick, Vincent L.
15: 0371, 0778
Brody, George S.
10: 0386; 21: 0474, 0597
Brooks, Lee B.
9: 0001
Brooks, William
12: 0373
Brosnan, D. W.
26: 0619
Browdy, James H.
22: 0312
Brown, Curlee
6: 0218
Brown, Earl
1: 0500
Brown, Edmund G. "Pat"
21: 0340
Brown, Grady
24: 0620
Brown, Jesse R.
1: 0500
Brown, Lawrence Theodore, Jr.
1: 0500
Brown, Raymond A.
12: 0523
Brown, R. Jess
1: 0500; 2: 0165
Brown, Theodore E.
10: 0061
Brown, Willard L.
1: 0500, 0697; 4: 0090, 0363; 6: 0537;
13: 0298; 19: 0763
Browne, Samuel A.
12: 0583
Brownell, Herbert
8: 0487; 14: 0657
Brownell, Samuel
24: 0325
Broyles, E. D.
4: 0862
Brucker, Wilbur M.
1: 0621
Bryan, Albert V.
4: 0612
Bryenton, Gary L.
1: 0621
Bullock, Cynthia
21: 0001
Bunche, Ralph J.
5: 0048; 8: 0001
Burnett, Leroy
12: 0583

Burns, Harry V.
13: 0179; 25: 0001
Burress, Thomas H., Ill
26: 0619
Butler, Wendell P.
24: 0325
Byrd, Daniel E.
1: 0621; 27: 0329
Byrd, Levi G.
13: 0024
Cade, Leona
11: 0835
Cahill, Clyde S., Jr.
23: 0001
Cahn, Edgar S.
27: 0251
Cahn, Jean C.
27: 0251
Caldwell, Arthur B.
13: 0024
Caldwell, James E.
1: 0697
Calhoun, J. H.
3: 0610; 9: 0034; 10: 0144; 12: 0074; 24: 0325
Callaham, Tom W.
18: 0001
Cambridge, Edward J.
19: 0551
Cameron, James Duke
8: 0487
Campbell, Ralph
3: 0610; 12: 0675
Campbell, R. B. J., Sr.
1: 0697
Cannon, Nathaniel, Sr.
25: 0001
Cantrell, Boyd B.
11: 0189
Cardiff, Ira D.
1: 0697
Carneal, George U., Jr.
18: 0785
Carroll, George D.
11: 0835
Carter, Elmer A.
1: 0500
Carter, Leonard H.
1: 0001, 0668; 3: 0693; 8: 0391, 0564;
11: 0511, 0614; 12: 0420; 16: 0488;
18: 0560; 20: 0479; 21: 0340; 23: 0001
Carter, Robert L.
1: 0001-0875; 2: 0001-0922; 3: 0001-0891;
4: 0001-0862; 5: 0001-0821; 6: 0001-0739;
7: 0001-0783; 8: 0001-0264, 0391-0765;
9: 0001-0732; 10: 0061, 0144, 0281, 0291,
0386-0830; 11: 0001-0197, 0273-0614,
0807, 0835; 12: 0001-0834; 13: 0001-0390,
0604-0713; 14: 0001, 0223, 0556-0767;
15: 0286, 0371, 0600, 0778; 16: 0001, 0029,
0148-0368, 0488, 0704, 0714; 17: 0001,
0079, 0203, 0285, 0542; 18: 0001-0440,
0532, 0639, 0665, 0860; 19: 0488, 0551,
0763, 0931; 20: 0100-0344, 0479, 0544,
0726, 0841, 0847, 0909; 21: 0001-0116,
0222-0597, 0749, 0784, 0824, 0874, 0962;
22: 0018, 0358, 0381, 0781; 23: 0001-0227,
0563, 0816; 24: 0325, 0583, 0620, 0903;
25: 0001, 0105, 0424-0541; 26: 0019-0037,
0582, 0591, 0624, 0652, 0707; 27: 0001-
0130,0329-0389,0732
Carter, W. Beverly, Jr.
1: 0697
Case, Clifford P.
3: 0416
Cater, Douglas
21: 0037
Celler, Emanuel
14: 0657
Chalmers, Allan Knight
2: 0317; 27: 0093
Chapin, Arthur
6: 0180
Chapital, Arthur J., Sr.
1: 0697; 5: 0538; 9: 0683; 12: 0310; 27: 0001
Chapman, Robert C.
6: 0366
Chenault, Earl K.
26: 0087-0295
Chisholm, Elwood H.
12: 0675; 19: 0551, 0763
Chisholm, Henry
13: 0145
Choate, Harris S.
17: 0079, 0132
Clark, Henry B., II
6: 0366
Clark, Kenneth B.
1: 0775; 3: 0416; 16: 0714; 18: 0206; 24: 0914;
27: 0516
Clark, Mamie Phipps
22: 0018

Clark, Odell
19: 0488
Clarke, Jeanetta H.
12: 0512
Clarkson, William A.
16: 0179
Clay, John H.
18: 0206
Clayton, James L.
1: 0775
Close, Winton R.
1: 0775
Coggs, T. W.
1: 0775; 8: 0564
Cole, Albert N.
12: 0074
Cole, Deborah
6: 0366; 21: 0597
Coleman, M. M.
27: 0329
Coleman, William T., Jr.
1: 0775; 19: 0763, 0931; 27: 0361, 0389
Colley, Nathaniel S.
11: 0835; 19: 0763
Collins, LeRoy
22: 0358
Combre, Doretha A.
1: 0775
Conley, Charles S.
1: 0775; 8: 0564
Connally, John B., Jr.
1: 0775
Connors, John P.
13: 0364
Conway, J. Edward
3: 0484; 6: 0366; 23: 0563
Cooper, Edward L.
12: 0340
Cooper, John D.
21: 0001
Cooper, Robert
27: 0361
Cox, Harold
22: 0867
Crawford, Russell P.
10: 0732; 12: 0583
Crockett, George W., Jr.
16: 0488
Crowther, Jack P.
24: 0001
Crumlin, James A.
1: 0875; 8: 0765; 12: 0292
Crump, Howard
6: 0537
Culbreth, Walter
18: 0016
Culpepper, J. B.
4: 0811
Cummins, Hannah M.
15: 0040
Current, Gloster B.
1: 0875; 2: 0146, 0165; 3: 0484, 0610; 4: 0811;
5: 0736, 0821; 6: 0218; 7: 0783; 8: 0391,
0564, 0700; 9: 0034-0608; 10: 0419-0830;
11: 0001, 0060-0130, 0197-0614, 0807,
0835; 12: 0292-0420, 0523-0675, 0738;
13: 0001-0179, 0298; 16: 0297-0488, 0704;
18: 0016, 0440; 20: 0841; 21: 0001, 0116;
23: 0001, 0325; 26: 0019, 0037
Currier, Stephen R.
1: 0875
Cutler, Richard B.
26: 0019
Daniels, H. B.
2: 0001; 11: 0807; 13: 0115
Daniels, James F.
17: 0765
Danzig, David
27: 0516
Darden, Charles R.
1: 0500; 2: 0001; 5: 0456; 9: 0034
Dashiell, Samuel
21: 0001
Davis, Herbert R.
22: 0358
Davis, James P.
2: 0001
Davis, John A.
2: 0001, 0800; 10: 0089; 20: 0847, 0909;
21: 0037; 27: 0001
Davis, John F.
2: 0001
Davis, John W.
1: 0407; 19: 0551; 25: 0001; 26: 0019
Davis, Serena E.
12: 0738; 13: 0713
Dawkins, Maurice
2: 0001; 10: 0144, 0699

Dawson, Osceola A.
12: 0292
Day, John E., Jr.
26: 0565
Dearing, J. Earl
2: 0001; 14: 0657
Decker, F. B.
24: 0583
Delany, Hubert T.
2: 0001; 10: 0830; 11: 0614; 21: 0276
Dellums, C. L.
17: 0542; 19: 0050
DeVore, Jesse
4: 0090
Dickerson, Earl B.
21: 0276, 0340, 0474
Dear, John
5: 0456; 12: 0738; 25: 0105
Dobson, William D.
11: 0835
Dombrowski, James
14: 0767
Donner, Frank J.
2: 0100
Donovan, Bernard E.
8: 0383
Dore, Patricia
22: 0358
Dudley, Edward R.
8: 0564
Duncan, J. Lawrence
18: 0206
Durham, Barbee William
2: 0100; 4: 0363; 9: 0608; 12: 0373, 0738
Durham, Mary Spivey
2: 0100
Durham, W. J.
20: 0177; 25: 0001
Eagle, Vernon
21: 0749
Ealey, Roland D.
8: 0487
Eastland, James O.
14: 0657
Eason, H. N.
20: 0746
Eddy, Elizabeth
2: 0165
Edwards, Lillie M.
16: 0685
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
16: 0368; 26: 0565
Ellington, Duke
11: 0807
Elliott, H. T.
13: 0298 „
Ely, John M., Jr.
2: 0165; 7: 0783
Erbecker, William C.
2: 0165; 6: 0450
Erhardt, Carl L.
8: 0564
Ernst, Morris
2: 0165
Essien-Udom, E. U.
22: 0803
Eubank, Owen
17: 0765
Evans, James C.
2: 0165; 4: 0655; 8: 0203, 0487, 0564, 0765;
14: 0657
Evans, Van Buren
16:0179
Evers, Charles
11: 0273; 18: 0757
Evers, Medgar W.
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0130
Farmer, James
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Farrow, Esther
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Feder, Irma
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Feldman, Anne
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Feller, David E.
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Fischer, John
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Fleary, George M.
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Flemmings, George
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Flemmings, Harold
12: 0001

Fontaine, William
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Fordham, William A.
2: 0317
Formhals, Robert W.
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Forster, Arnold
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France, Royal W.
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Franklin, Joan
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Freamon, Loveline
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Freeman, Frankie Muse
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Freund, Paul
27: 0001
Frieden, Bernard J.
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Friedlander, Marjorie
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Fritz, Albert B.
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Fuqua, Carl A.
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Furbush, R. A.
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Gadsden, E. H.
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Gainer, J. Martin
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Galamison, Milton A.
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Gallagher, Buell G.
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Garrity, Margaret
18: 0741
Gartner, Alan
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Gibson, James O.
12: 0074
Gibson, Theodore R.
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Gibson, Will
2: 0379
Gilder, Robert L.
11:0511
Ginger, Ann Fagan
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Givans, Gladys
13: 0713
Goddard, Samuel P.
17: 0079
Gotten, William
15: 0778
Goldberg, Arthur J.
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Goldwater, Barry M.
10: 0505
Gomillion, C. G.
2: 0485; 26: 0652
Good, Deane H.
12: 0523
Gordon, Eftie
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Gordon, Jack D.
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Gordon, Milton G.
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Gottschalk, Donald F.
22: 0358
Graham, Catherine S.
18: 0016
Graham, Frank P.
18: 0440
Graves, G. E., Jr.
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Graves, Wilson G.
9: 0001
Gray, Fred D.
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Gray, Frederick T.
2: 0599
Green, Bruce H., Jr.
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Greenawalt, Kenneth W.
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Greenberg, Jack
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8: 0391, 0564; 9: 0034; 11: 0511; 12: 0211,
0472; 14: 0657; 19: 0763; 20: 0177, 0746;
26: 0591, 0652; 27: 0001, 0093
Greenberg, Newton
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Greene, Nathan
21: 0874, 0962

Greene, Oliver M.
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Greene, Robert
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Gregg, Alma
2: 0553
Griswold, Kenneth P.
1: 0668
Gross, Calvin E.
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Grove, David LeVan
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Guglielmino, Rosario J.
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Gunn, Richard
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Gurkin, William S.
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Guscott, Kenneth I.
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Hackett, David L.
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Hairston, R. R.
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Hakman, Nathan
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Hall, Amos T.
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Hall, Burton H.
6: 0604
Hall, Douglas
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Hall, Julien
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Hallett, George
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Hamlet, Archibald
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Handelman, Martin S.
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Hannah, John A.
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Hardiman, M. G.
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Harriman, Averell
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Harris, Carl
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Harris, James T., Jr.
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Harris, Louis
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Harris, Oliver T.
2: 0671
Hart, Charles C.
2: 0671
Harth, Raymond E.
2: 0671
Hartman, Herman
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Hartman, Paul
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Hartsfield, William B.
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Han/ill, Richard
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Hastie, William H.
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Hauberg, Robert A.
8: 0391
Hawes, Mark R.
2: 0671
Hawthorne, David I.
4: 0811
Hayes, George
8: 0391
Haynes, Charles
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Hefter, Laurence R.
2: 0800
Hemingway, A. L.
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Henderson, D. Rudolph, Jr.
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Henderson, Edwin B.
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Henderson, Morris
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Henderson, Thomas
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Henderson, V. W.
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Henry, Aaron E.
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Henry, Ragan A.
11: 0060

Herring, Neil M.
6: 0604
Heyman, D. John
21: 0784
Hickey, Norman W.
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Hicks, James L.
9: 0722
Higginbotham, A. Leon, Jr.
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Hildebrand, Richard Allen
10: 0830
Hill, Harry S.
25: 0335
Hill, Herbert
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0741-0785; 19: 0001, 0488, 0551
Hill, Oliver W.
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19: 0763; 25: 0001; 27: 0130
Hilton, James H.
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Hinton, James M.
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Hinton, Milton
23: 0001
Hirschkop, Philip J.
19: 0749
Hiss, Alger
4: 0410
Hodges, Edward N., Ill
2: 0800
Hogan, George E.
25: 0001
Holcomb, Luther
18: 0785
Holland, Arthur J.
18: 0016
Holland, George L.
18: 0785
Holloway, Arthur
12: 0523
Holloway, James C.
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Hollowed, Donald L.
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Holman, Carl
27: 0389
Holman, L. H.
9: 0034; 12: 0168
Holmes, Amos O.
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Holmes, Clarence H.
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Holt, Frank
8: 0095
Horn, Robert S.
17: 0079
Home, Alice J.
18: 0785
Houston, Norman B.
20: 0479
Howard, Ellis D.
17: 0001
Howard, George, Jr.
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Huddleston, James
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Humphrey, Hubert H.
27: 0389
Hunt, John W.
3: 0001
Hunter, David R.
21: 0824; 27: 0389
Hunter, J. D.
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Hunton, George K.
13: 0713
Hurley, Ruby
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10: 0144; 11: 0511, 0792; 12: 0074;
13: 0063, 0145; 14: 0001; 16: 0297;
18: 0741; 19: 0763; 27: 0001
Hutcheson, Sterling
27: 0130
Hutchinson, Everett
7: 0472; 26: 0624
Hyman, Herbert H.
23: 0001
Isaacs, Myron S.
3: 0048
Ivory, C. A.
16: 0488
Jackson, Alberta
3: 0070
Jackson, C. Roy
12: 0001
Jackson, David H.
18: 0001

Jackson, Elmer
3: 0070
Jackson, Emory O.
16: 0488; 26: 0731
Jackson, Lillie M.
6: 0604; 12: 0340
Jackson, Samuel C.
18: 0785; 21: 0037
Jackson, Wagner D.
27: 0001, 0093
Jacobson, Julius
3: 0070
Janousek, Joseph O.
3: 0070
Jansen, William
9: 0707
Javits, Jacob K.
21: 0101
Jelks, Arthur L.
12: 0211; 16: 0179
Jenkins, Lincoln C., Jr.
3: 0070
Jenkins, William G.
12: 0373
Jeter, George D.
8: 0095
Jewel, Howard
17: 0542
Johnson, Arthur L.
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19: 0763
Johnson, Carl R.
5: 0001; 12: 0248, 0472
Johnson, Cernoria
27: 0516
Johnson, Charles B.
19: 0763
Johnson, Earl M.
6: 0739
Johnson, Eula
12: 0039
Johnson, George M.
3: 0146
Johnson, Lyndon B.
7: 0001; 13: 0610; 18: 0206; 27: 0480
Johnson, Marvin D.
17: 0079
Johnson, Theron A.
23: 0718
Johnson, William O.
8: 0487; 12: 0001
Jonas, Gilbert
21: 0276, 0597, 0749, 0824
Jones, Charles
21: 0784
Jones, Charles H., Jr.
25: 0303
Jones, Ermon K.
25: 0335
Jones, Frank E.
20: 0177
Jones, Frederick D.
12: 0583
Jones, George A.
3: 0146
Jones, John Jay
25: 0001
Jones, J. Raymond
18: 0376
Jones, Lynwood A., Jr.
12: 0340
Jones, Madison S.
9: 0034
Jones, Major
13: 0145
Jones, Robert
23: 0001
Jordan, Vernon, Jr.
3: 0146; 18: 0785
Kaplan, Kivie
2: 0485; 3: 0221; 13: 0644; 20: 0909; 21: 0276,
0404
Karpatkin, Marvin
3: 0221
Katzen, Bernard
7: 0001; 18: 0522
Katz, Louis E.
3: 0221
Katz, Sanford
7: 0277
Keller, Harold S.
13: 0364
Kelly, Alfred H.
3: 0221
Kennard, Clyde
2: 0165
Kennedy, Hayes
26: 0624

Kennedy, John F.
3: 0221; 13: 0610; 17: 0309, 0618
Kennedy, Robert F.
3: 0221; 5: 0371; 8: 0564; 13: 0179, 0245;
20: 0479; 22: 0312
Keppel, Francis
3: 0221; 17: 0079; 21: 0037; 23: 0001;
24: 0620; 25: 0105
Kessel, Thomas N.
19: 0598
Kheel, Theodore W.
3: 0221
Kimball, Chase
3: 0221
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
10: 0419; 26: 0037
King, Preston
3: 0221
Klein, Joseph J.
10: 0386
Knapp, Harold A.
8: 0765
Konvits, Milton R.
5: 0200
Kunstler, William M.
20: 0746
Ladner, Heber
27: 0130
Lally, Richard F.
22: 0358
Lammar, Francis J.
18: 0206
Lampkin, Daisy
3: 0378
Langley, Philip J.
12: 0001
Larkin, Leo A.
8: 0203
Laster, Gerald A.
3: 0378
Lautier, Louis L.
3: 0378
Law, W. W.
3: 0378; 12: 0074; 25: 0105
Laws, Clarence A.
3: 0363, 0378, 0484; 5: 0456; 10: 0144;
12: 0310; 13: 0115, 0179, 0713; 16: 0481;
19: 0763; 25: 0001; 27: 0001
LeCount, Joseph G.
12: 0512; 17: 0264
Lee, Herman
16: 0488
Lee, J. Kenneth
3: 0416, 0583
Lee, J. Oscar
23: 0001
Lee, James E.
10: 0659
Lee, Shade M.
3: 0416; 7: 0001
Lefkowitz, Louis J.
3: 0416; 7: 0001; 8: 0765; 18: 0440; 21: 0720
LeFlore, John L.
1: 0775; 3: 0416
Leighton, George N.
3 0416; 7: 0001
Leskes, Theodore
3: 0416; 5: 0200, 0325; 10: 0037
Levenson, Frances
17: 0285
Levitt, Arthur
12: 0583
Levy, James E.
10: 0732; 12: 0738
Lewis, Alfred Baker
3: 0363; 7: 0783; 21: 0222, 0276
Lewis, A. Sanford
12: 0583
Lewis, Anthony
3: 0416
Lewis, Chester I., Jr.
3: 0416; 8: 0487; 10: 0144; 12: 0248; 16: 0488;
21: 0116
Lewis, Donald
5: 0538; 11: 0614; 12: 0420; 21: 0340
Lewis, Hylan
27: 0516
Lewis, Lawrence A., Jr.
12: 0211
Lewis, Milton D.
24: 0583
Lewis, Walter B.
17: 0079
Libassi, F. Peter
3: 0484; 13: 0610
Linder, Jesse I.
3: 0484
Lindsay, John V.
15: 0286, 0562

Lockard, H. T.
3: 0484; 13: 0145; 25: 0001
Logan, Rayford W.
3: 0484
Lohman, Maurice A.
25: 0541
Long, Herman
21: 0874, 0962
Longstreth, Joseph
23: 0001
Looby, Z. Alexander
3: 0484; 7: 0783; 8: 0700; 20: 0177; 27: 0130
Lowe, Mary Johnson
23: 0718
Lowry, A. Leon
3: 0484; 12: 0039
Lucas, Florence V.
3: 0583; 10: 0144; 12: 0583; 14: 0001; 19: 0763
Ludington, John P.
8: 0203
Lukas, Edwin J.
3: 0583
Luter, Joseph
8: 0391; 13: 0179
Lynn, Conrad J.
3: 0583
Magee, E. M.
13: 0298
Magnusson, Cyrus F.
1: 0668
Mandy, T. M.
12: 0039
Marcus, Maria L.
3: 0891; 4: 0581; 5: 0101; 6: 0023, 0180-0739;
7: 0001-0654; 8: 0095, 0391, 0765; 9: 0299,
0457; 10: 0386; 12: 0001-0074, 0211, 0234,
0292, 0483, 0523, 0583, 0675, 0738;
13: 0179, 0390; 15: 0040, 0102; 18: 0532,
0560, 0665; 19: 0749; 20: 0479, 0847;
21: 0037, 0474, 0597; 22: 0381; 24: 0325;
26: 0624
Marcee, Emerson
13: 0179, 0713; 19: 0763
Margolis, Leonard S.
7: 0001
Marshall, Burke
3: 0416, 0693; 8: 0264, 0564; 23: 0001
Marshall, Thurgood
1: 0001, 0203; 2: 0231, 0485, 0599; 3: 0048,
0693, 0891; 4: 0009, 0363; 5: 0048, 0371,
0538; 7: 0783; 8: 0487-0700; 9: 0034, 0162,
0608; 10: 0144, 0291, 0324; 11: 0001, 0792;
12: 0039, 0074, 0211, 0248, 0310, 0483,
0562-0675, 0738; 13: 0024, 0115, 0145,
0298; 14: 0657; 16: 0148, 0368, 0488, 0692;
19: 0551, 0763; 20: 0177, 0726, 0841, 0909;
21: 0037; 23: 0001; 27: 0001-0130, 0686
Martin, Martin A.
3: 0693
Martin, Oliver
18: 0440
Martin, S. T.
26: 0652
Maslow, Will
3: 0693; 4: 0480; 14: 0657; 21: 0340
Mason, Gilbert R.
3: 0693; 12: 0457
Mason, Louis, Jr.
24: 0220
Mason, Vivian C.
27: 0001
Matthews, Donald R.
22: 0803
Mayers, Richard L.
24: 0325
Mayfield, B. Clarence
3: 0693; 7: 0092
Mays, Benjamin E.
3: 0693
McClain, Richard W.
4: 0612; 9: 0679, 0707, 0732; 10: 0419;
11: 0435, 0746; 16: 0488; 21: 0429, 0597
McClay, John
4: 0009
McCord, L. H.
4: 0009
McCreedy, Ward
18: 0639
McDaniel, Vernon
4: 0009
McGuire, Marie
17: 0618
Mclver, James E.
12: 0727
McKenney, Elwood S.
4: 0009

McLaughlin, Joseph M.
13: 0610
McLaurin, Benjamin
7: 0783
McLean, Charles A.
4: 0001; 5: 0171
McLeod, Ivan C.
18: 0376
McMillan, L. C.
21: 0824
McTernan, John T.
4: 0581
McVoy, Lawrence, III
1: 0164; 12: 0483
McVoy, Steven
25: 0480
Meany, George
3: 0610
Mercer, Christopher
11: 0807
Metcalf, George R.
22: 0018
Meyers, Mattie B.
11: 0835
Milgrim, Morris
3: 0782
Miller, Harry
25: 0424
Miller, Loren
3: 0782; 10: 0699; 19: 0763; 20: 0909
Milligan, Joyce
12: 0373
Ming, William R., Jr.
2: 0553, 0671; 3: 0782; 9: 0457, 0722;
10: 0144; 19: 0763, 0931; 20: 0746; 21: 0116
Minow, Newton N.
3: 0782
Mitchell, Clarence
1: 0001; 2: 0146, 0317, 0671, 0800; 3: 0416,
0610; 4: 0142; 7: 0092, 0654; 8: 0564;
9: 0034, 0683; 11: 0792; 13: 0024, 0644;
14: 0657; 16: 0488; 17: 0001; 18: 0418,
0785; 19: 0551; 20: 0177, 0344; 23: 0001;
25: 0001, 0105; 26: 0037; 27: 0130, 0389
Mitchell, Jamie Lee
12: 0483
Mitchell, Juanita J.
3: 0871; 7: 0092; 23: 0001; 27: 0001
Mitchell, Parren
11: 0511
Mitchell, William P.
3: 087
Mize, Sidney C.
3: 0871; 22: 0867
Moon, E. C.
12: 0834
Moon, Henry Lee
5: 0821; 8: 0095; 9: 0034, 0299, 0457, 0722;
11: 0060; 17: 0542; 18: 0440; 20: 0726;
22: 0381; 25: 0001
Moore, Cecil B.
11: 0060
Moore, Charles A.
3: 0891; 4: 0142; 13: 0001
Moore, Charles H.
12: 0562
Moore, E. E.
8: 0765
Moore, Robert
13: 0298
Morgan, W. Edward
17: 0079
Morris, Barbara A.
6: 0023, 0218, 0450; 7: 0654; 8: 0001-0264,
0765; 9: 0001, 0457, 0679; 11: 0614;
12: 0168, 0675, 0834; 18: 0016, 0522, 0785;
19: 0749; 20: 0479, 0746; 21: 0001, 0037;
24: 0903; 26: 0731; 27: 0001
Morris, Edna J.
12: 0211
Morris, S. S.
12: 0168; 24: 0325
Morrison, Riley A.
18: 0560
Morsel), John A.
3: 0001, 0048, 0610; 4: 0410; 5: 0101, 0241,
0821; 6: 0023, 0218; 9: 0034-0457, 0683,
0707, 0732; 10: 0419, 0505; 11: 0043, 0273,
0372, 0511; 16: 0481; 17: 0285; 18: 0001,
0206; 20: 0344; 21: 0001, 0091, 0116, 0340,
0597
Moses, Leroy
25: 0001
Mosk, Stanley
19: 0282; 25: 0293
Motley, Constance Baker
3: 0891; 4: 0001, 0363; 8: 0368; 9: 0034;
12: 0001, 0583; 13: 0145; 19: 0763
Muldrow, Morris
12: 0738

Murph, B. E.
2: 0165
Murphy, Carl
3: 0891; 14: 0657
Murphy, James S.
8: 0391
Murphy, Rupert L.
26: 0624
Muse, Benjamin
24: 0001
Muse, Edward B.
18: 0206
Myers, Stanley C.
3: 0891
Nabrit, James M., Jr.
4: 0090; 19: 0763, 0931; 23: 0001
Nader, Ralph
4: 0090
Nash, Russell
12: 0234
Nathan, J. R.
18: 0016
Nathanson, Nathaniel L.
4: 0090
Neier, Aryeh
15: 0778
Nelson, Marie
7: 0277; 12: 0373
Nesbitt, George
27: 0516
Nevins, Thomas F.
8: 0383
Newman, I. DeQuincy
2: 0379; 4: 0078, 0090; 8: 0487; 11: 0614;
13: 0024
Nice, Mary Louise
7: 0277
Nisselson, Michael C.
4: 0090
Nixon, John W.
11: 0614
Nutter, T. G.
27: 0130
Oberst, Paul
4: 0124
Odom, Edward J.
16: 0488
Odom, Lawrence S.
10: 0144
Odum, Ralph E.
5: 0821
Olney, Warren, III
3: 0146; 8: 0487
O'Mahoney, Joseph C.
14: 0657
O'Neill, John
25: 0424
Opton, Edward, Jr.
12: 0675
Orbach, Florence
12: 0340
Outlaw, Muriel S.
18: 0741
Overton, L. Joseph
1: 0001; 12: 0583
Owens, A. D.
1: 0164
Padden, Frederick D.
4: 0274
Patsy, R. L.
13: 0145
Patterson, James H.
24: 0903; 25: 0105
Patton, W. C.
4: 0274; 11: 0792; 27: 0001
Payne, William D.
11: 0043
Pearson, Conrad O.
4: 0274; 6: 0450; 8: 0765; 10: 0144
Penello, John A.
19: 0284
Perry, John
19: 0551
Perry, Matthew J.
4: 0078, 0274; 8: 0391, 0564; 20: 0841
Perry, William E., Jr.
7: 0277
Peterson, E. L.
20: 0177
Peterson, Ivar H.
19: 0598
Pettigrew, Thomas F.
22: 0803
Phelps, Helen L.
12: 0292
Phillips, W. Dale
4: 0363

Phillips, Wilbur L.
4: 0363; 16: 0488; 24: 0583
Pierce, Chester M.
26: 0037
Pittman, Tarea Hall
4: 0363; 11: 0835; 12: 0483, 0562; 13: 0339;
17: 0542; 21: 0429
Platt, L. A.
12: 0248
Plaut, Richard L.
4: 0363
Pohlhaus, J. Francis
1: 0001; 4: 0142, 0612; 6: 0366; 7: 0783;
8: 0264, 0391, 0487, 0765; 9: 0683;
13: 0024; 14: 0657; 16: 0179; 17: 0001;
18: 0001, 0016, 0532, 0785, 0860; 19: 0551;
20: 0177, 0344; 23: 0001; 25: 0105
Polier, Shad
4: 0410
Pollak, Louis H.
4: 0410; 19: 0763
Pollock, James K.
4: 0410; 14: 0001
Porter, E. Melvin
4: 0410; 8: 0391
Powell, Adam Clayton, Jr.
1: 0282; 2: 0922; 3: 0416, 0610; 4: 0655
Powell, C. B.
10: 0419
Powell, Collin
7: 0277
Powell, Robert O., Jr.
4: 0410
Pratt, John M.
26: 0591
Price, Andrew J.
23: 0718
Purdy, John W.
22: 0358
Puryear, Cortez M.
12: 0675
Quarles, Benjamin
22: 0803
Quinn, John H., Jr.
4: 0473
Rabkin, Sol
4: 0480; 5: 0325; 10: 0037; 20: 0177
Rachlin, Carl
4: 0480; 19: 0284
Radfield, Emanuel
4: 0546
Randolph, A. Philip
4: 0480; 10: 0419; 14: 0001; 27: 0361, 0389
Ransom, Willard B.
4: 0480, 0811
Rauh, Joseph L, Jr.
4: 0480; 8: 0487; 9: 0732; 14: 0657; 19: 0763
Rayburn, Sam
1: 0500
Reape, Wilfred V., Jr.
4: 0546
Reavley, Tom
27: 0130
Redd, A. C.
13: 0024
Reddick, A. Joseph
4: 0811
Redding, Louis
27: 0001, 0093
Reed, Alfred
7: 0277
Reed, Eugene T.
3: 0146; 4: 0546; 8: 0368, 0700; 21: 0276
Reeves, Frank D.
4: 0612; 11: 0060, 0511; 19: 0763, 0931;
20: 0746; 27: 0130
Reeves, J. M.
18: 0757
Reich, Charles A.
27: 0251
Reid, Herbert
4: 0581
Reid, Ogden
4: 0581
Reuther, Walter P.
21: 0276
Reynolds, Phil
12: 0834
Rhodes, Roberta G.
13: 0001
Rice, James Donald
8: 0391; 17: 0001
Richardson, Henry J., Jr.
2: 0001
Riordan, John
4: 0581
Roberson, Frank L.
4: 0655; 8: 0264

Roberts, Evelyn H.
4: 0655
Robertson, Robert D.
4: 0655; 9: 0162
Robinson, Dollie Lowther
19: 0488
Robinson, George
24: 0583
Robinson, Jackie
4: 0655; 21: 0276
Robinson, James H.
13: 0610
Robinson, Spottswood W., Ill
4: 0655; 12: 0074; 19: 0763; 25: 0001; 27: 0130
Robinson, Sylvester S.
4: 0655
Robison, Joseph B.
1: 0621; 4: 0655; 7: 0277; 14: 0001
Rodino, Peter W., Jr.
3: 0416
Rodgers, Gordon A., Jr.
4: 0655; 11: 0792
Rodriguez, Francisco A.
4: 0655; 9: 0608
Rogers, John W.
4: 0655; 25: 0303
Rogers, Timmie
4: 0655; 8: 0564; 26: 0578
Rogers, William P.
1: 0407; 27: 0130
Roosevelt, Eleanor
6: 0537; 7: 0277; 12: 0457
Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr.
18: 0785; 19: 0551; 21: 0037
Roquemore, C. R.
12: 0248
Rose, Sam E.
11: 0372
Rosenbaum, Walter
11: 0060
Rosenfelt, Dan
8: 0383
Ross, Robert
18: 0560
Rosten, D. W.
13: 0024
Routh, Frederick B.
21: 0874, 0962
Royal, William H.
12: 0562
Rubin, Morris H.
27: 0686
Rundquist, George E.
4: 0761; 5: 0048; 10: 0001
Russell, Dan M., Jr.
22: 0867
Rutledge, Edward
4: 0761; 17: 0285-0448
Sabella, Anthony J.
5: 0001
Sachs, Theodore
5: 0001; 9: 0299
Sandifer, Jawn A.
5: 0001; 7: 0472; 9: 0299, 0457; 10: 0144;
11: 0001; 12: 0583; 13: 0713; 14: 0001;
19: 0763
Saunders, Robert W.
1: 0001, 0697; 2: 0485; 4: 0811; 7: 0460;
9: 0034; 13: 0063, 0644; 14: 0001; 16: 0148-
0368, 0488; 18: 0532, 0665, 0860; 22: 0312;
25: 0001
Savage, Phillip H.
21: 0001
Scheiber, Jodie
5: 0048
Schell, James E.
12: 0523
Schermer, George
27: 0372, 0516
Schoenberg, Bernard J.
24: 0780
Schumacher, Hazen J., Jr.
5: 0048
Schwab, Herbert M.
24: 0620
Scott, William M.
13: 0145
Seay, Solomon S., Jr.
5: 0048; 14: 0556; 16: 0488
Sedler, Robert Allen
5: 0048
Seeley, David S.
25: 0105
Segal, Bernard G.
13: 0610
Semer, Milton P.
18: 0206

Seymour, Whitney N., Jr.
15: 0649
Shagaloff, June
5: 0101; 8: 0203; 9: 0299, 0457; 12: 0583;
19: 0488; 23: 0001, 0718; 24: 0001, 0325;
25: 0001, 0480, 0541
Shapiro, Harry H.
5: 0101
Sharper, H. P.
18: 0741
Sheatsley, Paul B.
23: 0001
Shelley, John F.
18: 0206
Shockley, Grant S.
12: 0583
Shores, Arthur D.
5: 0101; 7: 0472; 19: 0931; 26: 0652
Shorter, Charles A.
3: 0891; 4: 0274; 13: 0001
Silver, Charles H.
12: 0583
Simkins, George, Jr.
12: 0675
Simmons, Althea T. L.
11: 0435-0614; 13: 0339; 21: 0404
Simmons, George
10: 0699
Simmons, Raff
18: 0560, 0639
Simpson, Roy E.
24: 0914
Skinner, Floyd H.
12: 0373
Slater, Howard
19: 0749
Slayton, William L.
18: 0016; 18: 0206
Sloan, Howard
22: 0018
Sloane, Martin E.
17: 0309; 18: 0206
Smith, A. Maceo
10: 0144; 13: 0179; 19: 0763; 27: 0130
Smith, E. June
21: 0429
Smith, Donna S.
18: 0206
Smith, Frank W.
10: 0291
Smith, George B.
26: 0591
Smith, Henry R.
13: 0001
Smith, Irene
11: 0221
Smith, J. C., Jr.
12: 0483
Smith, Leon F., Jr.
16: 0704
Smith, Maxine A.
13: 0145
Smith, Nathan
12: 0583
Smith, Owen
26: 0591
Smith, Roland
5: 0171
Smith, Sylvester C., Jr.
5: 0171
Spaulding, Lee
26: 0731
Speed, Daniel B.
5: 0200
Speiser, Lawrence
5: 0200
Sperber, Laurence R.
5: 0200
Spiegler, Samuel
5: 0200
Spingarn, Arthur B.
4: 0859; 6: 0023; 7: 0092; 8: 0487; 9: 0457;
10: 0144; 16: 0685; 21: 0222, 0276, 0660
Spitz, Henry
8: 0391
Spottswood, Stephen G.
3: 0782; 4: 0612; 5: 0200; 10: 0830; 11: 0273,
0435, 0511; 21: 0116, 0222, 0276, 0597
Stamper, James A.
16: 0179
Stanford, Charles
18: 0665
Stanley, Arthur W.
13: 0024
Stanley, C. M.
13: 0024
Stanley, Thomas B.
16: 0606

Steel, Lewis M.
8: 0383; 9: 0457; 11: 0435; 17: 0079, 0203;
18: 0001; 21: 0429, 0874; 24:-0620; 25: 0105
Steele, C. Kenzie
3:0782; 5: 0241; 12: 0039
Stevenson, Adlai E.
21: 0874
Stevenson, Solomon
12: 0211
Stewart, James E.
10: 0144
Stewart, Marion R.
16: 0692
Stillwell, B. E.
5: 0241
Streeter, E. T.
12: 0483
Strickland, Harold C.
4: 0862; 12: 0738; 23: 0001, 0718
Summer-field, Arthur
11: 0792
Sutton, Percy E.
7: 0654; 12: 0583
Swinton, Lee V.
12: 0472
Tandler, Moe L.
12: 0583
Tanner, Jack E.
5: 0325; 10: 0732; 12: 0727; 25: 0001
Tate, Herbert H.
5: 0325; 7: 0472
Tate, H. J.
18: 0016
Tate, James
15: 0808
Tate, U. Simpson
5: 0325; 10: 0291; 27: 0130
Tawes, J. Millard
8: 0765; 11: 0511
Taylor, Hobart, Jr.
7: 0001; 18: 0560, 0639
Taylor, Orlando L.
12: 0211
Taylor, Philip B.
24: 0001
Taylor, Telford
5: 0325; 14: 0657; 19: 0763
Taylor, William L.
5: 0325; 14: 0767; 17: 0079; 21: 0037; 25: 0105
Trebach, Arnold S.
27: 0389, 0516
Thomas, Selitha
7: 0472
Thomas, Stanley J.
12: 0583
Thompson, Charles H.
5: 0371
Thompson, R. Franklin
24: 0903
Thompson, William S.
5: 0538; 13: 0713
Thornton, John M.
20: 0479; 22: 0001
Throckmorton, Adel
12: 0248
Throckmorton, Edith N.
7: 0472; 11: 0511
Tillett, G. E.
5: 0371
Tillman, Edward E.
12: 0248
Tinsley, J. M.
5: 0048; 13: 0245
Tobias, Channing
10: 0732
Toles, Eugene B.
5: 0371
Trask, David F.
5: 0371
Trebach, Arnold S.
5: 0371; 7: 0472
Tucker, Herbert E., Jr.
5: 0371; 10: 0144
Tucker, Samuel W.
5: 0417; 6: 0023; 23: 0563
Tucker, Sterling
20: 0479; 22: 0001; 23: 0387; 27: 0516
Tureaud, A. P.
1: 0775; 5: 0241, 0456; 7: 0783; 8: 0391;
10: 0144; 16: 0488; 25: 0001; 27: 0001
Turner, Edward M.
4: 0363; 12: 0373; 16: 0297
Turner, Jesse H.
10: 0419; 13: 0145
Turner, John
27: 0516
Tweed, Harrison
13: 0610

Udall, Morris K.
17: 0079
Vance, Cyrus
16: 0488
Van Meter, Estelle
11: 0835
Vincent, William S.
25: 0541
Vodery, Harry A.
1: 0775
Volkart, Ernest
24: 0325
Vose, Clement E.
5: 0494
Waddy, Joseph C.
5: 0538
Wade, J. F.
13: 0298
Wadsworth, Edward W.
5: 0538
Wagner, Robert F.
3: 0048
Walden, Austin T.
5: 0538
Walker, James R., Jr.
5: 0538
Walker, Frank T.
3: 0416
Walrath, Laurence K.
26: 0624
Walter, Armin A.
8: 0391
Walters, Arthur
26: 0591
Walton, Calvin L.
5: 0538
Ward, Harry
12: 0834
Ward, Maybelle
21: 0001
Warner, Ivan
5: 0538
Warren, Earl
5: 0538
Washington, James A., Jr.
13: 0644
Waterman, Alan T.
3: 0693; 5: 0538
Watson, Goodwin
5: 0538
Watts, Robert B.
19: 0763
Watts, Rowland
5: 0538
Weaver, George L-P
5: 0652
Weaver, Robert C.
5: 0652; 18: 0001, 0206
Webb, Mayfield K.
12: 0834
Webb, William, Jr.
10: 0830
Wedge, E. Bruce
17: 0765
Weinberger, Andrew D.
8: 0487
Weinstein, Jack B.
5: 0652; 10: 0001
Werner, Stella
12: 0340
Weschcke, Carl L.
12: 0420
Wesley, Charles H.
20: 0909
West, Louis J.
26: 0037
Wheeler, Albert H.
5: 0652
Whitaker, John W.
8: 0264
White, Lee C.
7: 0001; 27: 0389
White, W. Wilson
1: 0407; 27: 0130
Whitehead, Robert
5: 0652
Whiting, Willie M.
16: 0297
Wickham, Henry T.
5: 0713
Wiggins, Ulysses S.
5: 0713; 12: 0523
Wileman, G. Robert
5: 0713; 7: 0654
Wilkins, Aminda
5: 0713

Wilkins, Roy
1: 0138, 0282-0621, 0697, 0775; 2: 0001,
0146, 0165, 0317, 0553, 0671-0922;
3: 0001-0146, 0484, 0610, 0693; 4: 0009,
0142, 0363, 0410, 0581-0655, 0811;
5: 0001, 0171, 0241, 0538, 0652, 0736,
0821; 6: 0218-0739; 7: 0001, 0277, 0472,
0654; 8: 0095-0264, 0391-0564; 9: 0034-
0608, 0683, 0722-0784; 10: 0144, 0386-
0830; 11: 0001-0130, 0273-0746; 12: 0039-
0168, 0292-0457, 0483, 0523; 13: 0024-
0179, 0610, 0640; 14: 0001-0293; 15: 0001;
16: 0179-0368, 0488, 0685, 0704; 17: 0001,
0285, 0542; 18: 0532, 0860; 20: 0177, 0344,
0479-0547, 0726, 0841, 0909; 21: 0001,
0091-0116, 0222, 0340-0429, 0597, 0660,
0798, 0962; 22: 0358, 0381, 0781; 23: 0001;
24: 0325; 25: 0001, 0105; 26: 0019, 0037,
0565-0582; 27: 0001, 0093, 0732
Willey, Miriam
13: 0713
Williams, Archie D.
5: 0736
Williams, Arthur L.
12: 0039
Williams, Avon N., Jr.
25: 0001
Williams, Birdie
11: 0807
Williams, Bland
7: 0654; 12: 0523
Williams, Charles E.
5: 0736
Williams, Clanton
13: 0339
Williams, Clayton R.
7: 0654; 12: 0168; 25: 0303
Williams, Francis L.
9: 0608; 25: 0001
Williams, Franklin H.
5: 0736; 8: 0391; 10: 0144; 11: 0792; 13: 0339;
14: 0657; 16: 0001; 17: 0274; 21: 0037
Williams, Harold B.
5: 0736; 8: 0264; 11: 0511; 12: 0738; 16: 0704
Williams, James C.
13: 0024
Williams, Martin H.
18: 0785
Williams, Samuel A.
1: 0775; 5: 0736; 7: 0654; 8: 0564, 0700;
9: 0034; 12: 0523; 27: 0130
Williams, Thad D.
5: 0736; 8: 0564
Williamson, Curtis
5: 0802
Willis, Clarence E.
12: 0168
Wills, Charles H.
8: 0700
Wilson, Charles F.
5: 0821; 8: 0700, 0765; 16: 0368
Wilson, Henry S.
12: 0292
Wilson, Roy
8: 0765
Wilson, Margaret Bush
8: 0700, 0765; 11: 0511; 12: 0472
Wirtz, W. Willard
18: 0532
Witman, Shepherd L.
13: 0713
Wofford, Harris
5: 0325
Wolf, Richard N.
5: 0001
Wood, Jack E., Jr.
8: 0391; 9: 0457; 17: 0285-0448, 0618;
18: 0016, 0206
Woodson, S. Howard
12: 0523
Woolfork, Norris D., Ill
9: 0001
Worth, Steve
5: 0821
Wright, Herbert L.
1: 0621; 2: 0001, 0100; 6: 0023; 8: 0487, 0564;
9: 0034-0299
Wright, J. Skelly
5: 0821
Wright, Julie
5: 0821; 6: 0023; 8: 0700
Wright, Robert A.
13: 0001
Wyche, T. H.
5: 0821
Yancey, Robert H., Sr.
6: 0001
Yarmolinsky, Adam
6: 0001
Young, Francis L.
12: 0457

Young, Gordon
8: 0095
Young, Jack H.
5: 0417; 6: 0023
Zagrans, Jack E.
6: 0143
Zenna, Lenora
16: 0143
Zaretzki, Joseph
6: 0143
Zink, James B.
18: 0757
Zuber, Paul B.
6: 0143
Zuckert, Eugene M.
5: 0241

SUBJECT INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major topics, personalities, activities, and programs in this microform
publication. The first number after each subentry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the
colon refers to the frame number at which a particular file folder containing information on the subject
begins. Hence, 3: 0693 directs the researcher to the folder that begins at Frame 0693 of Reel 3. By referring
to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial segment of this guide, the researcher will find the folder title,
inclusive dates, and a list of Major Topics and Principal Correspondents, arranged in the order in which they
appear on the film.
Academic achievement
in Louisville, Kentucky, public schools-changes
in, since integration 25: 0541
ACLU
censorship and obscenity--policy statement on
5: 0048
civil rights in Puerto Rico--survey of 5: 0538
Mississippi field office--Lawyer's Constitutional
Defense Committee case docket 20: 0705
quotas and compensatory treatment for African
Americans--policy on 10: 0001
ADL
1965 state civil rights legislation--report on
14: 0767
Adoptions
mixed race--Vermont legislation prohibiting
3: 0872
Affirmative action
Carter, Robert L.--statement by 14: 0223
AFL-CIO
affiliates--racial discrimination complaints
against 18: 0440
African Americans
educational and economic progress--
Washington Post survey on 16: 0902
educational attainment--increase in 19: 0686
equal opportunity in education and
employment--call for federal programs to
achieve 27: 0354
legal and social status of, in urban North
13: 0390
mental inferiority of--Cincinnati, Ohio lawsuit
alleging 12: 0738
police and 15: 0408
white violence against--complaints regarding
16: 0297
African history
bibliography 1: 0001
Agriculture Department, U.S.
racial discrimination complaints against
20: 0177
Airports
Greenville, South Carolina 8: 0564
Montgomery, Alabama--racial discrimination
complaints against 2: 0599; 8: 0487;
14: 0556
New Orleans, Louisiana--racial discrimination
complaints against 5: 0241
Shreveport, Louisiana--incident involving
Jackie Robinson at 5: 0456; 16: 0488
southern--racial discrimination complaints
against 4: 0363; 9: 0162
terminal facilities--racial discrimination
complaints against 4: 0612
Alabama
Alexander City school desegregation plan
25: 0105
anti-NAACP legislation 11: 0792; 27: 0001
Birmingham protest demonstrations 7: 0472
congressional redistricting 26: 0731
Fairfield--racial discrimination complaints
against U.S. Steel plant in 18: 0785
Macon County voter registration complaints
2: 0599

Alabama cont.
Montgomery
bus boycott 11: 0792
municipal airport--complaints regarding
segregated facilities 2: 0599; 8: 0487;
14: 0556
parks--complaints regarding segregated
facilities 2: 0599; 14: 0556
parks--demand for desegregation of
16: 0488
racial conditions in 11: 0792
poll tax--lawsuit on constitutionality of 11: 0614
pupil placement law 25: 0001
school desegregation cases 23: 0387
SCLC activities in 11: 0435
Selma protest demonstrations 11: 0435
State Conference of NAACP Branches
constitution 11: 0511
State Conference of NAACP Branches
resolution 11: 0614
Summer Project 11: 0435
Tuskegee gerrymander case 5: 0101; 26: 0652
Tuskegee stores--proposed African American
boycott of 26: 0652
U.S. Civil Rights Commission hearings in
9: 0034
voting districts--statistics on white and nonwhite
populations in 26: 0707
Wilcox County white economic intimidation
campaign 11: 0792
Alabama Democratic Conference, Inc.
congressional redistricting--recommended plan
for 26: 0731
Alaska
NAACP branch disputes in 10: 0659
state constitution--proposal for barring racial
discrimination in 11: 0792; 14: 0657
Alexander, Kelly
North Carolina State House of Representatives
Committee on Corporations--statement
before 12: 0675; 20: 0344
American Association of School
Administrators
national convention--Roy Wilkins' statement on
de facto segregation at 27: 0732
American Bar Association
Civil Rights Committee--appointment of 5: 0171
Index to Legal Theses and Research Projects
5: 0241
American Bi-Racial Association, Inc.
NAACP request for grant from 10: 0245
American Cyanamid Company
Savannah, Georgia, plant--racial discrimination
complaints against 18: 0560, 0639
American Jewish Committee
10: 0037
American Jewish Congress
federal aid for education--statement on
23: 0387
quotas and compensatory treatment for African
Americans--policy on 10: 0001
American Negro Leadership Conference on
Africa
activities 9: 0784
committee meetings 10: 0061
racial discrimination in South Africa--campaign
against 10: 0061
American Political Science Association
Convention--panel discussions at 5: 0494
American Society of African Culture (AMSAC)
annual report 10: 0089
constitution 13: 0713
program 9: 0784
sixth annual meeting--minutes of 10: 0089
Amsterdam News
NAACP libel action against 9: 0722
Antibarratry legislation
analysis of 10: 0365
definition of 10: 0365
Georgia 12: 0074
Mississippi 6: 0023
Antidiscrimination legislation
Columbia, Missouri 12: 0472
Maine 9: 0299
New Mexico 12: 0562
state--digest of 4: 0480; 19: 0430
Anti-integration legislation
Arkansas 3: 0363
Anti-NAACP legislation
Alabama 11: 0792; 27: 0001
Georgia 12: 0074
Louisiana 1: 0697; 12: 0310; 20: 0544; 27: 0001
Mississippi 12: 0457
North Carolina 12: 0675
southern 2: 0146, 0363, 0416, 0484, 0693;
4: 0410; 5: 0241, 0494, 0821; 9: 0034, 0732;
19: 0763; 20: 0177, 0344; 22: 0381;
27: 0093, 0130
Tennessee 13: 0145
Virginia 4: 0480; 9: 0299; 24: 0780

Apprenticeship improvement and development
program
Cleveland, Ohio 11: 0746
Arizona
Eloy school desegregation case 23: 0001
interracial marriages--overturn of legislation
prohibiting 10: 0037
NAACP Legal Redress Committee report
11: 0807
public accommodations legislation 13: 0115;
20: 0177
Tucson public accommodations ordinance
3: 0891
Arkansas
anti-integration legislation 3: 0363
constitutional amendment opposing federal
government encroachment of state's rights
and perogatives 10: 0291
corporations--legislation requiring registration
of 11: 0807
hospitals--racial discrimination complaints
against 17: 0001
Little Rock
crisis 4: 0655
Ellington, Duke--lawsuit resulting from
cancellation of concert by 11: 0807
federal military intervention in 1: 0621
school desegregation 23: 0001
school desegregation case 1: 0203
NAACP revolving fund in--accounting of
10: 0281
Pine Bluff police brutality complaints 2: 0671
pro-segregation legislation 10: 0291
pupil assignment legislation 10: 0291
state code--amendment of, with respect to the
right to obtain service of out of state
defendants 1: 0203
Armed forces, U.S.
African American personnel--complaints
regarding discrimination against 1: 0621;
2: 0165
racial discrimination complaints 1: 0203, 0282,
0500, 0775, 0875; 2: 0001, 0100, 0231,
0317, 0553, 0671; 3: 0070, 0146, 0416,
0610, 0782, 0891; 4: 0009, 0274, 0612,
0655, 0811; 5: 0048, 0241, 0488, 0538,
0736; 6: 0001, 0180-0450, 0604, 0739;
7: 0001-0654; 8: 0095, 0203, 0487, 0765;
9: 0162, 0683, 0732; 10: 0659; 11: 0835;
12: 0483, 0834; 13: 0179; 16: 0179
see also Selective Service System; U.S. Air
Force
Association of Huntsville Area Contractors of
Alabama
Stern Family Foundation--application for grant
from 21: 0824
Associations
protection of, from compulsory disclosure of
membership information 20: 0344
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
racial discrimination complaints against
18: 0532, 0741
Atlantic Steel Company
legal case 2: 0231
Bacon, Arthur
beating of 5: 0101
Bail bonds
for NAACP legal cases 26: 0591
Baily, Leonard
court martial of, for assault on Timmie Rogers
26: 0578
Bates, L. C.
lawsuit against, resulting from cancellation of
Duke Ellington concert in Little Rock,
Arkansas 11: 0807
Beckwith, Bryon de la
trial of, for murder of Medgar Evers 11: 0273
Bell Laboratories
housing discrimination complaints against
18: 0206
Bender, Paul
Chester, Pennsylvania, police brutality
complaints--report on 22: 0115
Berry, Arthur
murder charges against 1: 0500
Birth certificates
racial designations on--opposition to 3: 0221;
8: 0564
Blockbusting
New York City Commission on Human Rights
report on 16: 0001
Boston University
scholarship for African Americans from the
South--proposal for 9: 0034
Bounds, Pauline
crank mail from 16: 0100

Boycotts, African American
of Chicago, Illinois schools 24: 0325
Coca Cola Company 12: 0583
of Mississippi-made products 11: 0273, 0372
Montgomery, Alabama, bus boycott 11: 0792
of National City Lines, Inc. 26: 0619
of segregated department stores 3: 0872
of Tuskegee, Alabama, stores 26: 0652
Braden, Carl
clemency appeal petition 12: 0310
Breweries
New York--agreement with Negro American
Labor Council 16: 0001
Brewery Workers Union
labor agreement with Schlitz Brewing Company
18: 0665
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
employment discrimination complaints against
9: 0683
racial discrimination complaints against 5: 0001
Brown, Amos
legal case of 2: 0146; 6: 0023
Brown, Curlee
attempted murder of, in Carbondale, Illinois
6: 0218
Bryant, Ben
death of--NAACP demand for investigation of
11: 0189
Bullock, Cynthia
grievance complaint against NAACP 21: 0001
NAACP dismissal of 21: 0001
Business community
integration of--proposals for 19: 0551
Butler, Paul
Hall, Leonard--debate with 4: 0009
California
attorney general's policy statement on equal
rights under the law 25: 0293 .
Berkeley NAACP Branch disputes 11: 0835
Commission on Equal Employment Opportunity
handling of civil rights cases involving labor
union seniority issues 4: 0581
Compton human relations activities 25: 0293
Department of Veteran's Affairs--racial
discrimination complaints against 17: 0274
Fair Employment Practice Act--effect of, on
University of California hiring policies
19: 0284
fair employment practices legislation 21: 0340
housing discrimination legislation 18: 0016
Los Angeles
Board of Education--report of the Ad Hoc
Committee on Equal Educational
Opportunity 24: 0001
NAACP branch disputes 10: 0699
NAACP branch elections 10: 0699
NAACP branch disputes in 10: 0659
NAACP Branch Executive Committee-resignation
of Estelle Van Meter from
11: 0835
NAACP branch financial report 11: 0835
NAACP branch reorganization 11: 0614
Oakland--racial discrimination complaints
against police department 2: 0671
Oakland school desegregation 9: 0457
Pasadena--racial discrimination complaints
against Board of Education 3: 0146
police review boards--formation of, and rules of
procedure for 15: 0808
Proposition 14
constitutionality of--legal cases testing
17: 0542
general 18: 0206
legal analysis of 17: 0542
NAACP opposition to 17: 0542
public school libraries--opposition to sectarian
or religious books in 10: 0037
real estate offices ruled to be public
accommodations in 10: 0037
Richmond housing discrimination complaints
11: 0835
Sacramento NAACP Branch Credit Union
participation in community antipoverty
program 11: 0273
Sacramento public schools--racial
discrimination complaints against 25: 0001
San Diego--racial discrimination complaints
against municipal golf course 3: 0221
San Francisco
fair housing ordinance 8: 0391
lawyers' conference 19: 0763
sit-in demonstrations 26: 0037
State Board of Education report on ethnic
problems 24: 0914
State Board of Education statement on de facto
segregation in public schools 24: 0325, 0914
state housing legislation--amendments to
2: 0317
Callion, Ben
legal case of 12: 0211
Cantrell, Boyd
complaints regarding 11: 0043

Capahosic Housing Conference
17: 0285
Carter, Robert L.
arbitration cases 13: 0364
articles by 1: 0697; 13: 0390
biographical material 13: 0531
book review by 1: 0164
Civilian Review Board proposal 15: 0600
Community Leaders Conference on Equal
Employment Opportunity--invitation to
attend 13: 0610
daily mail sheets 13: 0539, 0579
general correspondence 1: 0001-0875;
2: 0001-0922; 3: 0001-0891; 4: 0001-0862;
5: 0001-0821; 6: 0001-0143
HARYOU Committee on Education and the
Schools--appointment to serve on 16: 0714
itineraries 13: 0604
Kennedy, John F.--invitation to attend meeting
with 13: 0610
memorandums 9: 0034-0457
National Panel of Arbitrators--appointment as
member of 8: 0391
New York Civil Court--proposed appointment to
13: 0610
outgoing correspondence 8: 0391-0700
personal correspondence 13: 0610
President's Committee on Juvenile
Delinquency--appointment as special
advisor on metropolitan urban problems
13: 0604
requests for assistance from 1: 0203-0407,
0697-0875; 2: 0001-0599, 0671-0922;
3: 0001, 0048, 0146, 0221, 0378-0583,
0782, 0891; 4: 0009, 0090, 0124, 0274-
0410, 0480, 0581, 0655; 5: 0048-0371,
0456-0652, 0736, 0802; 6: 0001; 8: 0391-
0700
requests for information from 1: 0164, 0407;
2: 0001, 0100, 0231, 0379, 0485, 0671-
0922; 3: 0871; 4: 0090, 0124, 0274-0410;
6: 0023; 8: 0391
salary adjustment 13: 0640
speaking engagements 1: 0203, 0282; 2: 0100,
0647; 3: 0221; 5: 0371, 0538, 0652; 9: 0034;
11: 0835; 12: 0512, 0738; 13: 0001, 0644,
0713; 14:0001
statements by 14: 0223
UN Congress on the Prevention of Crime and
the Treatment of Offenders--appointment as
member of U.S. delegation to 13: 0604
Case summaries
NAACP 14: 0293
non-NAACP 14: 0352
Censorship
ACLU policy statement on 5: 0048
Census, U.S.
forms--opposition to use of racial designations
on 9: 0162
Charitable solicitations
Washington, D.C.--congressional bill to provide
for full disclosure of the character of 20: 0177
Charleston Naval Shipyard
racial discrimination complaints against
18: 0663
Chenault, Earl K.
indecent exposure court martial 26: 0087-0295
Chenot School
de facto segregation in--complaints regarding
25: 0303
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
racial discrimination complaints against 3: 0001
Civil Aeronautics Board
14: 0556
Civil liberties
civil rights and--NAACP position paper on
distinction between 20: 0816
National Lawyer's Guild case docket 2: 0379
provisions--Universal Declaration of Human
Rights 3: 0221
U.S. Supreme Court decisions regarding
2: 0317
Civil Liberties Defense and Education Fund
creation of 10: 0001
Civil rights
African American exercise of--study of
southern efforts to prevent 14: 0767
bills
correspondence regarding 14: 0657
miscellaneous 14: 0767
statements regarding 15: 0001
cases
difficulty in finding lawyers to handle 6: 0537
involving labor union seniority issues 4: 0581
Lawyer's Constitutional Defense Committee
of the ACLU's Mississippi field office
docket of 20: 0705
meetings with Virginia lawyers handling
3: 0693
National Lawyers Guild docket of 14: 0657

Civil rights cont.
civil liberties and--NAACP position paper on
distinction between 20: 0816
conflicts with property rights--government
obligations in resolving 17: 0542
guarantees--in Michigan state constitution
12: 0373
Kennedy, John F.--special message by 4: 0612
laws--transcript of legislative hearing on
14: 0223
legislation--ADL report on 14: 0767
legislation--U.S. Senate Constitutional Rights
Subcommittee hearings on 3: 0610
litigation--compensation for local lawyers
assisting NAACP in 1: 0621; 2: 0231
in northern communities--NAACP workshops
on 4: 0612
ordinances--Louisville, Kentucky 14: 0657
organizations--NAACP cooperation with
3: 0610
protection of--congressional bill to provide
means of 20: 0177
protestors--efforts to obtain federal protection
for 2: 0001
protestors--mass arrests of, in Columbia, South
Carolina 3: 0610
in Puerto Rico--ACLU survey of 5: 0538
rally--Chicago, Illinois 12: 0168
statements--by Lyndon Johnson 27: 0480
struggle--NAACP role in 20: 0726
workers--request that federal hospital and
health facilities in Mississippi be made
available to 10: 0505
Yale Reports radio program on 1: 0282
Civil Rights Act of 1957
general 14: 0657, 0767
NAACP statements on 15: 0001
Civil Rights Act of 1958
14: 0657, 0767
Civil Rights Act of 1963
7: 0092
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Title IV--draft of regulations under 25: 0105
Title VI--draft of regulations under 25: 0105
Title VI--policies under 25: 0105
Civil Rights Bill of 1963
three versions of--comparative analysis of
27: 0308
Civil Rights Procedure Act
proposal for 14: 0767
Civil Rights Protection Act of 1966
27: 0389
Coca Cola Company
proposed boycott of 12: 0583
COFO
NAACP withdrawal from 10: 0505; 11: 0273
Colorado
Colorado Springs--conference of state NAACP
branch leaders at 13: 0115
Fair Housing Act--constitutionality of 18: 0206
NAACP branch disputes in 10: 0659
Columbia University
Law School--lawyers' conference at 19: 0763
Legal Survey 3: 0378
Commercial Travelers Mutual Accident
Association of Utica, New York
racial discrimination complaints against
12: 0583
Commission on Law and Social Action (CLSA)
information bulletins 23: 0718, 0816
Committee on Racial Imbalance in the St. Paul,
Minnesota, Public Schools
report of 24: 0220
Communist influence
on NAACP--allegations of 2: 0165; 3: 0484;
7: 0783; 8: 0487
Communists
NAACP policy on noncooperation with 9: 0707
NAACP resolution barring membership of
3: 0782
Community development employment and
training programs
Puerto Rican 10: 0245
Community Leaders Conference on Equal
Employment Opportunity
Carter, Robert L.--invitation to attend 13: 0610
Compensatory treatment
for African Americans 13: 0390
Conference on De Facto Segregation
16: 0029
Conference on Quality Integrated Education
25: 0541
Congress, U.S.
habeas corpus--bill to limit availability of
20: 0177, 0344
U.S. Supreme Court--efforts to curb power of
18: 0418; 20: 0177, 0344
see also House of Representatives, U.S.;
Senate, U.S.
Congressional redistricting
Alabama 26: 0731

Congressional representation
proposed reduction in, for states practicing
voting discrimination 3: 0416, 0693
Congress of Negro Writers and Artists, Second
2: 0001
Connecticut
Bridgeport racial discrimination complaints
12: 0001
Middletown housing discrimination complaints
5: 0371
NAACP branch disputes in 10: 0659
State Commission on Civil Rights activities
14: 0657, 0767
trailer parks--racial discrimination complaints
against 9: 0001
Constitutional rights
article on, by Robert Sedler 5: 0048
University of Michigan television program on
5: 0048
Construction industry
employment conditions within 19: 0598
NAACP discrimination suit against 7: 0277
CORE
Joint Housing Committee demonstration with
NAACP 17: 0067
Legal Conference 4: 0480
New York State Commissioner of Education's
report on school desegregation--statement
regarding 24: 0914
Cornell University
nondiscrimination policy for off-campus housing
4: 0761
Corporate disclosure
Virginia legislation requiring 13: 0245
Corporations
registration of--Arkansas legislation requiring
11: 0807
Courts
organizational activity in--implications of
5: 0494
Crank mail
Bounds, Pauline 16: 0100
Zenna, Lenora 16: 0143
Crime
attack on African American family by white
service station attendant in Covington,
Tennessee 3: 0221
Bacon, Arthur--beating of 5: 0101
Berry, Arthur--murder charges against 1: 0500
bombing of Clinton, Tennessee, high school
13: 0063
Brown, Curlee--attempted murder of in
Carbondale, Illinois 6: 0218
Evers, Medgar--murder of 11: 0273
general 16: 0179-0481
Giles-Johnson rape case in Maryland 8: 0765
James, Lester--shooting of, in Seneca, South
Carolina 16: 0148
Johnson, William Joe--rape case against, in
Mississippi 12: 0457
Metcalf, George--bombing of home of, in
Natchez, Mississippi 21: 0429
Moore, William L.--murder of, in Alabama
3: 0221
murder of African American in Reidesville, North
Carolina 1: 0164
Pride, Hazel--murder of, in Babbitt, Nevada
13: 0339
Scott, Albert--murder of, by Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma police 12: 0834
Scott, Walter--attack on home of, in Lale City,
South Carolina 13: 0024
Shelby, Ollie--murder of, in Hinds County,
Mississippi 11: 0372
Smith, Ed--shooting of, in State Line,
Mississippi 16: 0297
Whitmore, George Jr.--murder trial of, in New
York 22: 0341
see also Lawsuits
Criminal law
state--southern complaints regarding federal
government interference in the
administration of 14: 0001
Crown-Zellerbach Corporation
Bogalusa, Louisiana, plant--racial
discrimination complaints against 19: 0551
Current, Gloster B.
memoranda 9: 0608
Dating
interracial--white efforts to prohibit, in Winfield,
Kansas 12: 0248
David Ranken School of Mechanical Trades
racial discrimination complaints against 8: 0700,
0765
Day, John E., Jr.
NAACP plea for executive clemency for
26: 0565
D.C. Charitable Solicitation Act
NAACP registration under 4: 0142
Defense Department, U.S.
equal employment opportunity directive
16: 0488

Defense Medical Supply Center
grievance policy 19: 0284
Delaware
NAACP registration as a foreign nonprofit
corporation in 27: 0001
NAACP Special Contribution Fund request
incorporation in 21: 0429
voter registration requirements 27: 0001
Demonstrations
CORE-NAACP Joint Housing Committee
17: 0067
picketing--constitutional protection for peaceful
6: 0218
protest
Albany, Georgia 12: 0074
Birmingham, Alabama 7: 0472
Clarksdale, Mississippi 6: 0023
Cleveland, Ohio 12: 0738
Delaware County, Pennsylvania 18: 0522
Jackson, Mississippi 6: 0023
Louisville, Kentucky 9: 0299
McComb, Mississippi 6: 0023
Memphis, Tennessee 13: 0145
Selma, Alabama 11: 0435
University of Arizona 17: 0079, 0132
Vicksburg, Mississippi 6: 0023
sit-ins
Annapolis, Maryland 3: 0871
Columbia, South Carolina 26: 0037
Danville, Virginia 5: 0417
Jackson, Mississippi 5: 0417
NAACP position on 26: 0037
NAACP suggested procedures for 26: 0037
North Carolina 9: 0732
Orlando, Florida 9: 0001
psychological effects of--report on 26: 0037
San Francisco, California 26: 0037
southern--lawyers' conference on 5: 0371
in Southwest region--report on 26: 0037
Tallahassee, Florida 2: 0485; 4: 0811
Desegregation
activities--in Virginia 24: 0780
attitudes toward--Scientific American article on
23: 0001
cases--proposal for intervention of U.S.
attorney general in actions brought by
individuals in 9: 0732
in higher education--report on 23: 0718
implementation of, in the South 4: 0612
of Jackson, Mississippi, bus terminal 12: 0457
legal fight for--NAACP statement on 20: 0726
legal status of--panel discussion on 4: 0009
of Mississippi beaches 2: 0146
plans--Dollarway School District 2: 0922
problems--southern 2: 0553; 3: 0891
program--in the South 1: 0001
status of--in the South 10: 0324
South Carolina parks and playgrounds 4: 0078
in Virginia--status of 9: 0034
see a/so Integration; School desegregation
Dirksen Amendment
NAACP opposition to 26: 0707
U.S. Senate hearings on--Roy Wilkins'
testimony before 26: 0707
Discrimination
blueprint for legal action against 6: 0001
in federal aid programs--regulations prohibiting
18: 0560
in interstate travel--complaints regarding
8: 0001
New York State law against--amendment of
2: 0231
racial--proposed international convention on
the elimination of 16: 0488
in state employment services--federal court
order on discrimination in 5: 0325
state laws against--study of 5: 0200
see also Employment discrimination; Racial
discrimination complaints
District of Columbia
African American community--grievances of
20: 0479; 22: 0001
African American rioting in--possibility of
outbreak of 20: 0479; 22: 0001
African American voter registration campaign in
22: 0001
charitable solicitations in--congressional bill to
provide full disclosure of the character of
20: 0177
police review boards--formation of, and rules of
procedure for 15: 0808
school integration 3: 0610; 22: 0001; 23: 0387;
24: 0325
Doyle, Harold
appointment as U.S. district attorney in South
Dakota--opposition to 3: 0070
Economic Opportunity Act of 1964
loan applications for Florida migrant workers
under 18: 0785
Economic pressure campaign
Mississippi 7: 0783

Education
African American--status of, in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania 24: 0220
federal aid for--American Jewish Congress
statement on 23: 0387
federal aid for--denial of, to states refusing to
desegregate schools 9: 0299
higher--report on desegregation in 23: 0718
integrated--New York City blueprint for action
toward 25: 0541
integrated--teacher's guide to 23: 0816
laws
Illinois 23: 0387
Kansas 23: 0387
Massachusetts 23: 0387
Michigan 23: 0387
Missouri 23: 0387
New Mexico 23: 0387
Ohio 23: 0387
Oregon 23: 0387
Pennsylvania 23: 0387
Washington 23: 0387
Wisconsin 23: 0387
NAACP legislative proposals 3: 0583
NAACP program needs in 21: 0597
racial discrimination in--New Jersey plan to
eliminate 12: 0248
segregation in--effects of 14: 0223
segregation in--NAACP policy on 9: 0608
standards--New York City Board of Education
resolution on 25: 0480
Educational excellence
New Rochelle, New York, comprehensive plan
for 23: 0718
Educational Opportunities Survey
3: 0221
Educators
requirements for employment--Mississippi
legislation relating to 20: 0475
Edwards, Lillie M.
NAACP financial assistance for 16: 0685
EEOC
amendments (1965) 18: 0591
annual information reports by employers--call
for filing of 18: 0785
complaints to 18: 0639-0757
correspondence 18: 0785
legal interpretations issued or adopted by-digest
of 18: 0785
Elections
federal--proposed NAACP political action in
18: 0860
Ellington, Duke
Little Rock, Arkansas, concert--lawsuit resulting
from cancellation of 11: 0807
Employee grievances
handling of--New York State Department of
Civil Service pamphlet on 21: 0001
Employment discrimination
against African Americans--proposals for legal
action with respect to 19: 0763
complaints
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen 9: 0683
Decatur, Illinois 25: 0001
general 3: 0416; 7: 0472; 18: 0522
New Jersey 8: 0765
New York 12: 0583
Omaha, Nebraska, public schools 24: 0583
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company
9: 0683
Tampa, Florida 11: 0511
VA hospitals 16: 0907
legislation--New York 8: 0391
New Jersey legislation prohibiting 2: 0001
program recommendations to relieve 18: 0376
Employment policy
Standard Food Stores 16: 0488
Equal Educational Opportunities Program
25: 0105
Equal educational opportunity
in Portland, Oregon, public schools--report on
24: 0620
Equal employment opportunity
Defense Department directive on 16: 0488
Mitchell, Clarence--statement by 18: 0785
program--racial discrimination complaints
against 20: 0547
Equal protection under the law
article on 22: 0319
California attorney general's statement on
25: 0293
Ethnic problems
California State Board of Education report on
24: 0914
Evers, Charles
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights hearings in
Jackson, Mississippi--testimony before
11: 0372
Evers, Medgar
murder of 11: 0273
refusal of Mississippi television station to grant
equal public service time to 2: 0165

Extremism
NAACP--allegations regarding 3: 0221
Fair employment practices
Omaha, Nebraska, Labor Institute on Human
Relations resolution on 24: 0583
Fair housing legislation
Dayton, Ohio 17: 0203
NCDH report on 18: 0206
persons opposing--statistical profile of 17: 0542
report on 17: 0448
Rhode Island--opposition to 17: 0264
Fair Share Organization
activities 12: 0211
general 9: 0034
Farmers
African American--study of economic needs of
7: 0783
Farm workers
condition of--National Sharecroppers Fund
report on 18: 0440; 19: 0488
migrant--problems of 21: 0720
Farrow, Esther
25: 0424
FBI
Mitchell, Clarence--conference with 3: 0610
Moore, William L.--investigation of murder of
3: 0221
Webster Parish, Louisiana grand jury
investigation of 27: 0329
FCC
complaint regarding refusal of Mississippi
television station to grant equal public
service time to Medgar Evers 2: 0165
Federal aid programs
discrimination in--regulations prohibiting
18: 0560; 25: 0201
Federal Airport Act
4: 0142
Federal Bar Association
Mitchell, Clarence--statement on equal
employment opportunity 18: 0785
Federal Corrupt Practices Act
18: 0860
Federal Elections Act
4: 0612
Federal voter registration commission
proposal for establishment of 1: 0001
Feldman, Abraham J.
national origins quota system for immigration-statement
on 14: 0767
FEPC
legislation
California 19: 0284; 21: 0340
Indiana 4: 0480
information on 19: 0050
Iowa 7: 0783
Richmond, Virginia 19: 0551
newsletter 18: 0860
special target areas--list of 18: 0860
state--analysis of and recommendations for
19: 0001
FHA
Barstow,.Florida, office--racial discrimination
complaints against 18: 0785
open housing program 18: 0206
Filibusters
anti-civil rights--criticism of 27: 0732
U.S. Senate rules on--efforts to change 1: 0001
Fingerprinting
of probationary teachers in New York City
school system--proposal for 15: 0001
Florida
Barstow--racial discrimination complaints
against FHA office in 18: 0785
Barstow--racial discrimination complaints
against hospital in 18: 0860
Cocoa--opposition to segregated housing
project 12: 0039
Dade County public accommodations ordinance
3: 0891
Dade County public schools--report on
integration of 11: 0511
Daytona Beach urban renewal project 17: 0651,
0765
Fort Lauderdale injunction against NAACP
9: 0299
grand juries--exclusion of African Americans
from 3: 0693
hospitals--racial discrimination complaints
against 17: 0001
Miami school desegregation case 1: 0138;
2: 0001, 0165, 0317; 4: 0274
migrant workers--loan applications for, under
Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 18: 0785
NAACP branch disputes in 10: 0659
NAACP State Legal Committee--efforts to
organize 2: 0647
Orlando sit-in demonstrations 9: 0001
Oveido police brutality complaints 22: 0312
Pensacola--complaints regarding denial of
veterans benefits in 8: 0203
Pensacola school desegregation case 8: 0700
pupil assignment laws 5: 0821

St. Petersburg beach discrimination complaint
16: 0488
Seabron police brutality complaints 4: 0811
State Conference of NAACP Branches Legal
Redress Committee--reorganization of
9: 0034
State Employment Service--racial
discrimination complaints against 18: 0532
state parks and municipal swimming pools-legal
status of racial discrimination in 1: 0697
Tallahassee
bus rules and regulations--racial
discrimination complaints against 5: 0200
racial discrimination complaints 12: 0039
segregated air terminal--complaints
regarding construction of 1: 0001
sit-in demonstrations 2: 0485; 4: 0811
Tampa
Electric Company--racial discrimination
complaints against 18: 0532
employment discrimination complaints
11: 0511
Schlitz Brewing Company plant--racial
discrimination complaints against
18: 0665
school desegregation case 23: 0001;
25: 0001
"The Freedom Arsenal" (pamphlet)
9: 0299
Freedom Riders
general 1: 0282
legal cases of 1: 0775; 5: 0048; 16: 0704
requests for legal assistance by 16: 0704
Freeman, Frankie Muse
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights--appointment
as member of 3: 0891
Frieden, Bernard
article on equality of urban opportunity 20: 0547
Frisco Railroad
racial discrimination complaints against 5: 0001
Gandhi Society for Human Rights
establishment of 3: 0221
Georgia
Albany protest demonstrations 12: 0074
Albany--racial conditions in 12: 0074
Americus police brutality complaints 16: 0297
antibarratry legislation 12: 0074
anti-NAACP legislation 12: 0074
Atlanta
city prisons for women--complaints
regarding conditions at 4: 0655
NAACP 5th Annual Regional Conference in
2: 0647; 10: 0324
NAACP Southeastern Regional Conference
in 12: 0074
Police Department--racial discrimination
complaints against 8: 0264
public schools--summary of findings of
survey of 12: 0074
school desegregation case 24: 0325
urban renewal program--opposition to
12: 0074
county unit system--legal case challenging
27: 0001
hospitals--racial discrimination complaints
against 17: 0001
Jonas County school segregation complaints
25: 0105
KKK activities in 7: 0001
Legal Redress Committee report 12: 0074
Liberty County school desegregation case
23: 0001
Liberty County school desegregation plan
25: 0105
NAACP declared subversive organization by
state legislature 12: 0074
NAACP--investigation of 5: 0538
Savannah
American Cyanamid Company plant--racial
discrimination complaints against
18: 0560, 0639
city ordinance prohibiting interference with
business for reasons of racial relations
3: 0378
city ordinance prohibiting picketing of
segregated lunch counters 3: 0693
police brutality complaints 12: 0074
State Employment Service 18: 0785
Terrell County police brutality complaints
16: 0297
Georgia State College
speech on segregation to students of--NAACP
complaint regarding 9: 0034
Georgia State College of Business
Administration
racial discrimination complaint against 12: 0074
Glendale Register
racial discrimination complaints against
12: 0583
Golden Pavilion Temple and Symphony of the
Air
fact sheets on 21: 0720

Grand juries
Florida--exclusion of African Americans from
3: 0693
Graves, G. E., Jr.
complaint to Florida Bar Association against
4: 0811
Great Britain
race relations--church role in 4: 0761
Greyhound Bus Lines
racial discrimination complaints against 2: 0647,
0800; 4: 0811; 5: 0736; 7: 0472
Group defamation symposium
2: 0922
Habeas corpus
bill to limit availability of writ of 20: 0177, 0344
Hall, Leonard
Butler, Paul--debate with 4: 0009
Hamlet, Archibald
disability benefits--legal action resulting from
failure to obtain increase in 26: 0569
Handy Andy grocery store chain
racial discrimination complaints against 8: 0391
Hannah, John M.
Mitchell, Clarence--meeting with 3: 0610
Harlem Assertion of Rights
proposal for 16: 0714
Harris, Roy V.
speech on segregation to students at Georgia
State College--NAACP complaint regarding
9: 0034
Harris Survey
see Washington Post
Harvard University
African American wage earners--study of
10: 0061
HARYOU
activities 16: 0714
Committee on Education and the Schools
meetings 16: 0714
Committee on Education and the Schools--
Robert Carter's appointment to serve on
16: 0714
newsletters 16: 0714
Henry, Aaron E.
child molestation case against 1: 0164, 0697;
2: 0800
HEW
programs--nondiscrimination in 25: 0105
southern school complaints 25: 0105, 0201
HHFA
Urban Renewal Directory 18: 0016
Hill, Herbert
FEPC report 19: 0001
Hospitals
Barstow, Florida--racial discrimination
complaints against 18: 0860
racial discrimination complaints against
17: 0001
VA--employment discrimination complaints
against 16: 0907
Welch, West Virginia--racial discrimination
complaints against 18: 0560
Hospital Survey and Construction Act
17: 0001
Hotel Association
NAACP--civil rights agreement with 19: 0284
House of Representatives, U.S.
Judiciary Subcommittee Number 3--Louis
Pollak's statement before 4: 0410
reorganization and reform of--suggestions for
18: 0376
Housing
legislation--California 2: 0317
ordinance--New York City 10: 0037
ordinance--St. Paul, Minnesota 9: 0034
policy--University of Arizona 17: 0079, 0132
programs--executive order ending
discrimination in federal 17: 0309
programs--National Committee Against
Discrimination in Housing 17: 0448
restrictions--Omaha, Nebraska 4: 0363
segregation--conference on problems of
18: 0206
see also Fair housing legislation
Housing discrimination
Bell Laboratories 18: 0206
Cocoa, Florida 12: 0039
companies engaged in--proposed civil anti-trust
action against 5: 0200
executive order prohibiting 18: 0206
general 18: 0016
legislation
California 18:0016
New York (state) 6: 0143; 20: 0177
New York City 2: 0165
Mays, Willie--case involving 1: 0156
Middletown, Connecticut, complaint 5: 0371
New York City 17: 0067
Quincy, Illinois 17: 0618
Richmond, California 11: 0835
Rutledge, Pennsylvania, complaint 1: 0164
Trenton, New Jersey 12: 0523
Wisconsin legislation prohibiting 18: 0206

Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965
18: 0206
Howard, George
10: 0281
Howard University
Johnson, Lyndon B.--speech by 19: 0686;
20: 0547; 27: 0480
lawyers' conference 19: 0763
How Far the Promised Land
review of 27: 0686
Human relations activities
in Compton, California 25: 0293
Human Relations Committee
meetings--minutes of 18: 0376
ICC
discrimination in use of facilities by interstate
passengers--regulations regarding 3: 0048
regulations barring segregation in interstate
railway and bus travel--hearings on 5: 0241
Illinois
Cairo parade ordinance 12: 0168
Carbondale--attempted murder of Curlee
Brown in 6: 0218
Chenot school desegregation case 12: 0168
Chicago
civil rights rally 12: 0168
de facto segregation in--complaints
regarding 25: 0303
public schools--application for grant under
1965 Education Act 24: 0220
school boycott 24: 0325
school desegregation case 24: 0325
Cook County--racial integration in the judiciary
and administrative legal offices in 5: 0371
Decatur employment discrimination complaints
25: 0001
East St. Louis school desegregation case
2: 0671
education laws 23: 0387
Joliet--complaints regarding de facto
segregation in 25: 0303
Mound City--complaint regarding firing of
African American teachers in 12: 0292
NAACP branch disputes in 10: 0659
Peoria public schools--complaints regarding de
facto segregation in 25: 0105
public school desegregation 12: 0168
Quincy housing discrimination complaints
17: 0618
Robbins--complaints regarding de facto
segregation in 25: 0303
school desegregation litigation 9: 0034
school districts--racial discrimination
complaints against 4: 0655
state school code 25: 0303
Illinois Central Railroad
racial discrimination complaints against
18: 0757
Immigration
national origins quota system for--statement by
Rabbi Abraham J. Feldman on 14: 0767
Income tax
Mississippi legislation regarding 20: 0746
Indiana
Civil Rights Commission--creation of 4: 0480
Evansville racial discrimination complaints
12: 0211
FEPC legislation 4: 0480
Fort Wayne racial discrimination complaints
12: 0211
Straughn--racial discrimination complaint
against local Texaco station 2: 0671
Individual rights
article on 27: 0251
"In Friendship" Committee
7: 0783
Inheritance and gift taxes
NAACP Special Contribution Fund request for
exemption from 21: 0429
Insurance discrimination
complaints--Minnesota 1: 0668; 2: 0671
Integration
of business community--proposals for 19: 0551
of Cook County, Illinois, judiciary and
administrative legal offices 5: 0371
of Dade County, Florida, public schools
11:0511
of Memphis, Tennessee, libraries 3: 0484
New York City Board of Education resolution on
25: 0480
of New York City public schools--program for
23: 0387
Intelligence
racial aspects of--scientific research on
12: 0310
International League for the Rights of Man
arbitrary arrests, detention, and exile--study on
20: 0547
International Rescue Committee, Inc.
activities 21: 0720
Interracial justice
promotion of 3: 0001

Intrastate commerce
segregated public accommodations--
Mississippi legislation mandating 20: 0714
Iowa
FEPC legislation 7: 0783
Iowa State University
fraternities and sororities--racial discrimination
complaints against 12: 0234
Jenner Bill
National Lawyers Guild opposition to 18: 0418
John Birch Society
police--allegations of links with 15: 0571
John Mansville Corporation
racial discrimination complaints against
18: 0785
Johnson,Josephine
contempt charges against 7: 0460
Johnson, Lyndon B.
civil rights statements by 27: 0480
speech by, at Howard University 19: 0686;
20: 0547; 27: 0480
Johnson, Manning
NAACP demand for action against, by U.S.
Justice Department 3: 0146; 8: 0487
Johnson, William Joe
rape case against 12: 0457
Juries
discriminatorily constituted--objections to
4: 0612
Jury trial amendment
14: 0657
Justice Department, U.S.
Civil Rights Division--creation of 14: 0767
Johnson, Manning--NAACP demand for action
against 3: 0146; 8: 0487
Mitchell, Clarence--conference with 3: 0610
Kansas
education laws 23: 0387
NAACP branch disputes in 10: 0659
racial discrimination complaints
Bonner Springs 12: 0248
McPherson 12: 0248
refusal of state schools to hire African
American teachers 12: 0248
Wichita 12: 0248
state public accommodations legislation
12: 0248
Wichita school desegregation case 23: 0001
Winfield--white efforts to prohibit inter-racial
dating in 12: 0248
Kennard, Clyde
Mississippi Southern College--attempt to enroll
at 2: 0165
Kennedy, John F.
Carter, Robert L--proposed meeting with
13: 0610
civil rights--special message on 4: 0612
Kennedy, Robert F.
Watts riot--speech on 20: 0479
Kentucky
Frankfort school desegregation 24: 0325
Fulton racial discrimination complaints 12: 0292
Hopkinsville--complaints regarding racial
composition of Selective Service draftees in
1: 0875
Knox County school desegregation 1: 0875
Knox County school desegregation case
12: 0292
Louisville--proposed civil rights ordinance
14: 0657
Louisville protest demonstrations 9: 0299
Louisville public schools--report on changes in
academic achievement since integration of
25: 0541
Richmond school desegregation case 12: 0292
segregation on intrastate bus and rail
transportation--unconstitutionally of state
legislation mandating 12: 0292
KKK
activities of, in Georgia 7: 00001
Labor
legislation--New York 18: 0440
migrant
Florida--loan applications for 18: 0785
New York legislation regarding 18: 0440;
19: 0488
study of camps of, in New York 18: 0440;
19: 0488
organized--racial discrimination complaints
against 3: 0070
see also Unions
Labor Department, U.S.
jobs for minorities with--availability of 18: 0560
newsletters 19: 0686
Labor-Management Reform Act
18: 0440
Labor-management relations
court decisions affecting 19: 0284
Law, W. W.
U.S. Post Office Department--grievance
against 9: 0299

Law students
African American--placement of, in northern
law firms 19: 0749
Law Students Civil Rights Research Council
general 19: 0749
Spring Conference 20: 0746
Lawyers
compensation of, for assisting NAACP in
litigation 1: 0621; 2: 0231; 4: 0480; 19: 0931
conferences 19: 0763
fees--sampling of 19: 0931
Lawyer's Committee on Civil Rights Under the
Law
organization of 13: 0610
Leadership Training Conferences
Region III 12:0373
Region IV 1: 0668
LeFlore, John
suspension of, as Mobile, Alabama, postman
11: 0792
Legal aid and defender services
directory of 4: 0090
Legal notes
miscellaneous 20: 0001
Legal system, U.S.
discrimination against the poor by--complaints
regarding 20: 0100
Legislative reapportionment
South Carolina--lawsuit on constitutionality of
11: 0614
Licensing power
state--efforts to curtail discriminatory practices
in 13: 0115
Libraries
Memphis, Tennessee--integration of 3: 0484
Lindsay, John V.
Civilian Review Board proposal 15: 0600
New York County Lawyers Association-address
at annual dinner of 15: 0562
Literary tests
proposed challenge to constitutionality of
8: 0487
Louisiana
anti-NAACP legislation 1: 0697; 12: 0310;
20: 0544; 27: 0001
Bogalusa--racial discrimination complaints
against Crown-Zellerbach plant in 19: 0551
East Baton Rouge urban renewal project-racial
discrimination complaints against
18: 0001
Minden--complaints regarding voting
registration denials 27: 0329
NAACP
activities of, while under court injunction
12:0310
branch officers--criticism of, for filing
membership lists with state officials
27: 0001
field report 3: 0484; 12: 0310
membership lists--opposition to filing of, with
state officials 27: 0001
operations in--suspension of 20: 0544
organizations filing membership lists with
secretary of state--list of 27: 0001
registration of, as a foreign nonprofit
corporation in 27: 0001
New Orleans mass meeting 12: 0310
New Orleans racial discrimination complaints
12: 0310
Shreveport--incident at airport involving Jackie
Robinson 5: 0456; 16: 0488
Slidell--complaint regarding school segregation
in 23: 0621
voter registration complaints 20: 0177
Webster Parish grand jury investigation of FBI
27: 0329
Maine
antidiscrimination law 9: 0299
Auburn--racial discrimination complaints
against Board of Education 3: 0070
Wells racial discrimination complaints 12: 0512
Managed litigation
strategy and tactics of 2: 0671
Marcus, Maria L.
general correspondence 6: 0180-0739;
7: 0001-0654
outgoing correspondence 8: 0765
requests for assistance from 6: 0180-0739;
7: 0001-0277, 0472; 8: 0765
requests for information from 6: 0366, 0450;
7: 0277
Marriage licenses
racial designations on--opposition to 3: 0221
Marriages
interracial--Nebraska legislation prohibiting
12: 0483
interracial--overturn of Arizona legislation
prohibiting 10: 0037
Marshall, Thurgood
general correspondence 7: 0783

Maryland
Annapolis sit-in demonstrations 3: 0871
Baltimore--proposal for creation of multiple
NMCP branches in 12: 0340
Baltimore School Superintendents Conference
on the Practical Problems of Public School
Desegregation 10: 0089
Cambridge racial discrimination complaints
12: 0340
Frederick--racial discrimination complaint
against theater in 4: 0274; 12: 0340
Giles-Johnson rape case in 8: 0765
Hartford County school desegregation 24: 0325
Montgomery County Department of Public
Works--complaint regarding dismissal of
Michael Tabor 11: 0511
Montgomery County parade and public
assemblies ordinance 7: 0472
Montgomery County public accommodations
ordinance 12: 0340
privately owned public accommodations--racial
discrimination complaints against 2: 0001
restaurants--racial discrimination complaints
against 3: 0871; 4: 0410; 8: 0765; 9: 0034
school desegregation efforts 23: 0001
voter registration requirements 27: 0001
Massachusetts
Boston--NAACP public school survey 23: 0387
Boston NAACP Branch voter registration
expenses 12: 0340
education laws 23: 0387
mortgage loans--legislation prohibiting
discrimination in granting of 10: 0037
racial imbalance in public schools--legislation
providing for elimination of 23: 0387
real estate offices ruled to be public
accommodations in 10: 0037
"Massive resistance" legislation
Virginia--test of constitutionality of 2: 0231
Mass meetings
Clarksdale, Mississippi 10: 0505
New Orleans, Louisiana 12: 0310
Mays, Willie
housing discrimination issue 1: 0156
McKenney, Elwood S.
testimonial dinner 4: 0009
Metcalf, George
bombing of home of, in Natchez, Mississippi
21: 0429
Metropolitan councils
constitutions for 11: 0372, 0614
"Metropolitan development for equal
opportunity" program
New York City 27: 0480, 0516
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
racial discrimination complaints against 3: 0146
Michigan
Baldwin racial discrimination complaints
12: 0373
Benton Harbor racial discrimination complaints
12: 0373
Civil Rights Commission--proposed creation of
5: 0652
Constitutional Convention
Committee of Rights, Suffrage and
Elections--Robert L. Carter's statement
before 14: 0223
general 4: 0410
NAACP testimony before 3: 0146
Detroit
Board of Education--racial discrimination
complaint against electrical
apprenticeship and training program
conducted by 24: 0325
lawyers' conference 19: 0763
NAACP Branch Executive Committee
meeting on multiple branches in
metropolitan areas 11: 0614
NAACP multiple branch proposal for
12: 0373
police brutality complaints 12: 0373
education laws 23: 0387
Fair Employment Practices Act 2: 0922
NAACP branch disputes in 10: 0659
state constitution--civil rights guarantees in
12: 0373
Wayne County
public schools--report on racial distribution
of students and contract personnel
24: 0453
public schools--request for racial count of
students and employees in 24: 0453
school and staff services directories 24: 0453
Military dependents
assignment of, to public schools--U.S. Air
Force policy on 24: 0325
segregation in schools serving--complaints
regarding 25: 0001
Minimum wage order
New York 21: 0276

Minnesota
insurance discrimination complaints 1: 0668;
2: 0671
Minneapolis--Region IV Leadership Training
Conference in 1: 0668
public accommodations law 5: 0538
St. Paul
housing ordinance 9: 0034
NAACP Branch constitution and bylaws
12: 0420
school desegregation case 11: 0614
Staples racial discrimination complaints
12: 0420
Miscegenation laws
4: 0655
Mississippi
ACLU field office--Lawyer's Constitutional
Defense Committee case docket 20: 0705
African American churches in--efforts to rebuild
11: 0273
antibarratry legislation 6: 0023
anti-NAACP legislation 12: 0457
Biloxi--efforts to integrate beaches in 2: 0146
Biloxi beach discrimination case 1: 0500;
3: 0693; 9: 0162; 12: 0457
Bureaus of Old Age and Survivors Insurance
and Internal Revenue--racial discrimination
complaints against 2: 0800
civil rights workers in--request that federal
hospital and health facilities be made
available to 10: 0505
Clarksdale--NAACP mass meeting in 10: 0505
delta region--report on needs of African
American farmers in 7: 0783
disorderly conduct legislation 6: 0023
economic pressure campaign against African
Americans 7: 0783
educators--legislation providing additional
requirements for employment of 20: 0475
federal intervention in--NAACP call for
22: 0341
federal surplus food program--racial
discrimination complaints against 8: 0264
Freedom Rider cases 5: 0048; 16: 0704
Gulfport--efforts to integrate beaches in 2: 0146
Harrison County beach discrimination case
5: 0456
Hinds County--murder of Ollie Shelby in
11: 0372
Jackson
bus terminal--desegregation of 12: 0457
recreational facilities in--suit for integration
of 7: 0001
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights hearings in
11: 0372
legislation in 1956 legislative session--overview
of and observations on 20: 0714
NAACP--investigation of 20: 0344; 27: 0001
NAACP relief operations in 10: 0505
Natchez--bombing of home of George Metcalf
in 21: 0429
police brutality complaints 10: 0505
police officials--proposal for filing of false arrest
suits against 6: 0218
products made in--NAACP boycott of 11: 0273,
0372
pro-segregation legislation 20: 0177
protest demonstrations
Clarksdale 6: 0023
Jackson 5: 0417; 6: 0023
McComb 6: 0023
Vicksburg 6: 0023
pupil assignment laws 23: 0001
school desegregation cases 23: 0387
school desegregation petitions 23: 0563
segregated public accommodations for
intrastate commerce--legislation mandating
20: 0714
state bond issue--NAACP efforts to oppose
participation in 11: 0273
state income tax law 20: 0746
State Line--shooting of Ed Smith in 16: 0297
Summer Project 11: 0372, 0435
voter registration campaign 27: 0130
voter registration legislation 20: 0344; 22: 0001
voting registration denials--complaints
regarding 27: 0130
Winona racial discrimination complaints
12: 0168
Mississippi Legislative Investigating
Committee
NAACP--investigation of 2: 0146
Mississippi Southern College
Kennard, Clyde--attempt to enroll at 2: 0165
Missouri
Charleston school desegregation case 23: 0001
Columbia antidiscrimination city ordinance
12: 0472
education laws 23: 0387
Kansas City public accommodations ordinance
12: 0472; 16: 0488
Kansas City racial discrimination complaints
12: 0472
NAACP branch disputes in 10: 0659
pupil assignment laws 23: 0387

Missouri cont.
St. Louis
NAACP Branch--complaints regarding
ineffectual leadership 11: 0130
NAACP Branch disputes 11: 0130
public accommodations bill 8: 0700
Missouri Pacific Railroad
racial discrimination complaints against
12: 0420
Mitchell, Clarence
equal employment opportunity--statement on
18: 0785
FBI and Justice Department officials-conference
with 3: 0610
Hannah, John M.--meeting with 3: 0610
Tiffany, Gordon--meeting with 3: 0610
Modern Community Developers, Inc.
creation of 4: 0480
Moon, Henry Lee
20: 0726
Moore, Cecil
complaints regarding 11: 0060
Moore, William L.
murder of, in Alabama--FBI investigation of
3: 0221
Mormonism
African Americans and 2: 0800
Morris, Barbara A.
general correspondence 8: 0001-0264
job description 20: 0746
memorandums 9: 0679
miscellaneous handwritten notes 20: 0746
outgoing correspondence 9: 0001
personal correspondence 20: 0746
requests for assistance from 8: 0001-0264
requests for information from 8: 0001, 0095,
0264
resume 20: 0746
Morrison, deLesseps
U.S. Ambassador to the OAS--opposition to
appointment as 9: 0683
Morsell, John
memorandums 9: 0707
Mortgage loans
Massachusetts legislation prohibiting
discrimination in granting of 10: 0037
Motley, Constance Baker
general correspondence 8: 0368
requests for assistance from 8: 0368
NAACP
activities--newspaper and magazine articles on
20: 0726, 0937
Board of Directors meetings--minutes of
9: 0162; 11: 0273, 0511
Board of Directors--study and recommendation
on expansion of 10: 0419
board members--procedures for election of
9: 0457
branch and regional constitutions 9: 0608
branch disputes
Alaska 10: 0659
California 10: 0659
Central Long Island Branch 4: 0546
Colorado 10: 0659
Connecticut 10: 0659
Florida 10: 0659
general 9: 0162-0608
Illinois 10: 0659
Kansas 10: 0659
Los Angeles, California 10: 0699
Michigan 10: 0659
Missouri 10: 0659
Newark, New Jersey 11: 0043
New Jersey 10: 0659
New Mexico 10: 0659
New York 10: 0732
New York City 10: 0830
New York State Conference 11: 0001
Ohio 10: 0732
Pennsylvania 10: 0732
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 11: 0060
Providence, Rhode Island 11: 0112
St. Louis, Missouri 11: 0130
Texas 13: 0179
Washington State 10: 0732
branches--budget and fiscal controls 11: 0746
branch offices--eligibility of members to run for
11: 0221
Branch Problem Clinic report sheets 11: 0614
certificate of incorporation 10: 0419
Committee on Convention Procedure report
9: 0608
constitutional revision 2: 0317; 3: 0583; 5: 0001;
9: 0162; 20: 0841
conventions
discussion topics 10: 0144
56th National--branch program clinic
11: 0511
policy statements 10: 0144
program 9: 0162
resolutions 9: 0608; 10: 0144
workshops 9: 0162; 10: 0144

Division of Research and Information--creation
of 21: 0597
education--policy on segregation in 9: 0608
Education Committees--handbook for 9: 0162
employment applications and resumes 20: 0847
federal elections--proposed political action
18: 0860
5th Annual Regional Conference in Atlanta,
Georgia 2: 0647
financial reporting--branch procedures for
11: 0372, 0511
financial statement 20: 0904
Freedom Fund audit report 16: 0692
Freedom Fund contributions 11: 0614; 13: 0245
General Counsel annual reports 22: 0381
General Counsel monthly reports 22: 0457,
0571
grants by tax-exempt organizations--handling
of 10: 0386
hearings participated in--list of 20: 0177
housing resolutions 17: 0309
legal assistance--requests for 12: 0001-0074,
0211, 0234, 0292, 0340, 0420, 0457, 0512-
0562, 0675-0834; 13: 0001, 0024, 0179-
0339; 16: 0148-0488, 0704
legal cases
bail bonds for 26: 0591
procedures for handling 11: 0746; 21: 0116
status of 9: 0457, 0679; 22: 0457, 0571
Legal Department
activities reports 9: 0457
budget 9: 0707; 21: 0091
program--outline of 22: 0348
reports 21: 0962; 22: 0781
review of status of 9: 0722
Legal Redress Committee annual report
10: 0419
legal services proposal 20: 0100
legal staff--structure and role of 26: 0582
legal staff salary scale 26: 0582
Liaison Committee meetings--minutes of
21: 0116
life memberships--purchase of 20: 0909
litigation expenses 9: 0732
Manual of Branch Election Procedure 5: 0652;
11: 0197
members and contributors--refusal to reveal
names of 9: 0162
membership lists--opposition to filing of, with
state officials 27: 0001
membership reports 11: 0614; 13: 0245
Mississippi Legislative Investigating Committee
investigation 2: 0146
National Office--interrelationship with branches
with regard to financial procedures 10: 0419;
11: 0435, 0511
office problems 21: 0001
organizational and procedural study--progress
report on implementation phase of 11: 0372
picketing campaign 9: 0608
policy statements and resolutions 20: 0344
proposal for establishment of multiple branches
in cities with populations in excess of
250,000 11 :0273
public education--program needs in 21: 0597
public relations activities 20: 0726
recommendation letters 21: 0037
registration of, as foreign non-profit corporation
27: 0001-0130
reorganization program 10: 0419
sit-in demonstrations--position on 26: 0037
sit-in demonstrations--suggested procedures
for 26: 0037
Southeastern Regional Office reports 13: 0063
Southeast Regional Advisory Board meeting
3: 0001
Southeast Region leadership training
conference 9: 0457
southern efforts to suppress 2: 0599
Southwest Area Conference constitution
13: 0115
Special Contribution Fund
bequests to 21: 0200
budget 21: 0660, 0798
constitution and bylaws 11: 0273; 21: 0169,
0222, 0660
contributions 21: 0222-0474
contributors--list of 21: 0340
correspondence relating to 21: 0222-0429
Delaware--request for incorporation in
21: 0429
establishment of 21: 0169, 0597
Executive Committee members--list of
21: 0660
genesis of 10: 0386; 21: 0169
inheritance and gift taxes--request for
exemption from 21: 0429
publicity materials 21: 0798
solicitation for contributions--21: 0597
tax exemption application forms 21: 0222
tax exempt status 21: 0222, 0340, 0597
trustees--meetings of 21: 0276, 0597, 0660
Special Mississippi Investigating Committee
10: 0505

NAACP cont.
staff
lists 20: 0547
memorandums 9: 0722
salaries 21: 0091
state conference of branches questionnaire
11: 0614, 0746
state conferences--model constitution and
bylaws for 11: 0746
tax exempt status--questions regarding
5: 0101; 9: 0299; 10: 0386; 12: 0373;
21: 0101
voter education project 21: 0868; 27: 0001
voter registration project annual report 11: 0372
Washington Bureau monthly reports 14: 0767;
27: 0308
West Coast Region reports 13: 0339
workshops 3: 0553; 4: 0612
youth program 8: 0368
NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund,
Inc.
legal status of 4: 0859
NAACP--relationship with 5: 0652; 9: 0299;
21:0116
origin and development of 21: 0116
tax exempt status--questions regarding 5: 0200
NAIRO
bylaws--amendment to 21: 0962
18th Annual Conference 21: 0874, 0962
membership list 21: 0962
public policy statement 21: 0962
NAIRO-Eleanor Roosevelt Human Rights
Internship Program
NAACP participation in 21: 0874, 0962
National Bar Association
convention 19: 0551
National Capital Voters Association
22: 0001
National Catholic Conference for Interracial
Justice
Educational Services Project 20: 0547
National City Lines, Inc.
proposed boycott of 26: 0619
National Civil Liberties Clearing House
16th Annual Conference--remarks by William
Taylor at 14: 0767
National Committee Against Discrimination in
Housing (NCDH)
activities reports 17: 0448
constitution 17: 0285
convention--speech by Franklin Roosevelt Jr.
at 18: 0785
Executive Committee reports 17: 0285
fair housing statutes and ordinances--report on
18: 0206
housing program--proposal for 17: 0448
member organizations--list of 17: 0309
program activities 17: 0285
National Conference on Constitutional Rights
and American Freedom
3: 0221
National forest lands
racial discrimination complaints against
20: 0177
National Lawyers Guild
civil liberties case docket 2: 0379
civil rights case docket 14: 0657
Jenner Bill--opposition to 18: 0418
National Legal Aid and Defender Association
program 3: 0416
National Science Foundation
Summer Institutes in Science--discriminatory
policies of colleges participating in 3: 0693
Summer Institutes in Science--racial
discrimination complaints against 5: 0538
National Sharecroppers Fund, Inc.
farm workers--report on condition of 18: 0440;
19: 0488
National Union League
economic gap between African Americans and
whites--call for special effort to close
10: 0001
NCOSTA
conference 19: 0551
Nebraska
African American teachers--report on
employment and utilization of 24: 0583
interracial marriages--state legislation
prohibiting 12: 0483
Omaha
housing restrictions 4: 0363
Labor Institute on Human Relations
resolution on fair employment practices
24: 0583
public schools--complaints regarding
discriminatory hiring practices by 24: 0583
racial discrimination complaints 12: 0483
school desegregation case 4: 0363
public schools--racial discrimination complaints
against 24: 0583
Negro American Labor Council
convention 4: 0480
New York breweries--agreement with 16: 0001

Nevada
Babbitt--murder of Hazel Pride in 13: 0339
Hawthorne racial discrimination complaints
12: 0483
New England
schools--proposed survey of 12: 0512
New England Regional Conference
12: 0512
New Hampshire
public accommodations legislation 3: 0146
New Jersey
Asbury Park public schools
de facto segregation in--complaints
regarding 25: 0335
enrollment in--racial statistics on 25: 0335
tour of, by NAACP representatives 25: 0335
defender system for the indigent--proposal for
establishment of 8: 0001
employment discrimination complaints 8: 0765
Jersey City racial discrimination complaints
12: 0523
Montclair federal lawsuit protesting school
desegregation 23: 0001
Montclair public school facilities--study of
24: 0001
NAACP Legal Redress Committee meeting
5: 0736, 0821
Newark NAACP Branch dispute 11: 0043
Newark police brutality complaints 11: 0189
Paterson police brutality complaints 12: 0523
proposal to set up quotas as temporary
expedient to encourage integrated
neighborhoods 10: 0001
public schools--efforts to eliminate de facto
segregation in 23: 0387
racial discrimination in public education--plan to
eliminate 12: 0248
school desegregation cases
Englewood 7: 0472; 23: 0001
Newark 23: 0001
Orange 1: 0775; 12: 0373
Passaic 23: 0001
Woodbury 23: 0001
State Conference of NAACP Branches answer
to petition by John F. Davis 11: 0221
State Conference of NAACP Branches
constitution and bylaws 11: 0221
Trenton housing discrimination complaints
12: 0523
Trenton urban renewal project--racial
discrimination complaints against 18: 0016
White Citizens Council--organization of 9: 0732
New Mexico
antidiscrimination legislation 12: 0562
education laws 23: 0387
Farmington racial discrimination complaints
12: 0562
State Conference of NAACP Branches
constitution 12: 0562
New World Foundation
NAACP application for grant from 21: 0749
New York (city)
African American teachers--complaints
regarding racial discrimination against
25: 0424
Board of Education policy statements 25: 0541
Board of Education resolution on integration
and educational standards 25: 0480
Central Long Island NAACP Branch dispute
4: 0546
Civilian Review Board
background information 15: 0040, 0102
bibliography 15:0251
case briefs 15: 0040, 0102
Citizen's Union of the City of New York
position paper on 15: 0371
complaints 15: 0260
conferences 15: 0286
correspondence regarding 15: 0371
creation of 15: 0286-0408; 18: 0376
legislation--amendments to 15: 0371, 0408
miscellaneous 15: 0408
New York Young Democrat Club City Affairs
Committee recommendations 15: 0649
police brutality complaints--investigation of
15: 0371, 0408; 18: 0376
policy recommendations 15: 0808
press releases 15: 0562
printed matter 15: 0571
proposals and structures 15: 0600
questionnaire on issues 15: 0624
reports 15: 0649
statements 15: 0778
testimony in support of 15: 0371, 0408
Commission on Human Rights policy statement
10: 0001
Commission on Human Rights report on
blockbusting 16: 0001
Department of Welfare Branch of the NAACP-expulsion
of officers of 11: 0372, 0435, 0511
East Harlem-Yorkville school bus transfer-study
of 25: 0480
fair housing ordinance 10: 0037
housing discrimination complaints 17: 0067

New York (city) cont.
housing discrimination legislation 2: 0165
integrated education--blueprint for further
action 25: 0541
law enforcement task force report 15: 0649
lawyers' conference 19: 0763
"metropolitan development for equal
opportunity" program 27: 0480, 0516
NAACP branch disputes in 10: 0830
police brutality complaints 3: 0048, 0070;
5: 0001
police department--procedures for handling
complaints against 19: 0763
police department--proposal for completion of
race relations course as condition of
appointment 5: 0538
Port Authority--racial discrimination complaints
against 6: 0218
public school system
construction program 25: 0541
decentralization of 25: 0541
de facto segregation in--complaints
regarding 25: 0480
excellence for--Board of Education policy
statement on 25: 0541
integration of--program for 23: 0387
needs of--report on 25: 0541
probationary teachers--proposal for
fingerprinting of 15: 0001
racial discrimination complaints against
6: 0366
St. Moritz Hotel--racial discrimination
complaints against 2: 0671
school desegregation
cases 24: 0325
general 23: 0706; 25: 0480
proposals 23: 0001; 25: 0541
unlawful possession of weapons--legislation
relating to 5: 0713
VISTA activities in 27: 0389
New York (state)
Albany--racial discrimination complaints
against State College for Teachers 8: 0368
Amityville school desegregation case 24: 0914
Bear Mountain Park--racial discrimination
complaints against 2: 0485
breweries--agreement with Negro American
Labor Council 16: 0001
Bronx County police brutality complaints
12: 0583
Bronx NAACP Branch Education Committee
report 23: 0718
Brooklyn
Lefferts Junior High School--racial
discrimination complaints against 8: 0383
police brutality complaints 8: 0564
school desegregation 9: 0034
school desegregation case 12: 0583
Buffalo police brutality complaints 2: 0379
Buffalo school desegregation case 23: 0001
businesses with discriminatory employment
practices--NAACP picketing of 12: 0583
Civil Court--proposed appointment of Robert L.
Carter to 13: 0610
Commissioner of Education's policy statement
on de facto segregation in public schools
24: 0914
Commissioner of Education's report on school
desegregation 24: 0914
Department of Civil Service pamphlet on
handling of employee grievances 21: 0001
Department of Education report of special study
of elementary school pupils 23: 0718
discrimination in sale or rental of private
housing--legislation regarding 6: 0143
discrimination in sports and housing--legislation
prohibiting 20: 0177
employment discrimination legislation 8: 0391
Hempstead school desegregation case 1: 0001;
4: 0546
labor legislation 18: 0440
law against discrimination--proposed
amendment of 2: 0231
migrant labor bills--summary of 18: 0440;
19: 0488
migratory farm labor camps--study of 18: 0440;
19: 0488
minimum wage order 21: 0276
Mount Vemon school desegregation case
23: 0001
Nassau County police brutality complaints
12: 0583
NAACP branch disputes in 10: 0732
NAACP legislative proposals on education
3: 0583
NAACP State Conference of Branches disputes
11: 0001
NAACP State Conference Legislative
Committee report 2: 0231
NAACP State Legal Redress Committee report
11: 0001; 12: 0583
New Rochelle comprehensive plan for
educational excellence 23: 0718
Niagra Falls public schools--complaints
regarding de facto segregation in 26: 0001

Niagra Falls public schools--efforts to eliminate
racial imbalances in 26: 0001
public accommodations legislation 7: 0001
public assistance program and operations-report
on 20: 0547
public schools
de facto segregation in--efforts to eliminate
23: 0387
racial balance in--guiding principles for
securing 25: 0371
racial imbalance in--report on 24: 0325
Rochester school desegregation case 23: 0001
Rockville Centre urban renewal project--racial
discrimination complaints against 18: 0206
school district boundary lines--proposed
changes in 25: 0371
State Conference of NAACP Branches
constitution 9: 0299
state police--racial discrimination complaints
against 3: 0484
suppression of evidence obtained as result of
unlawful search and seizure--legislation
relating to 10: 0001
unfair labor practices--NLRB investigation of
18: 0376
Westhampton--racial discrimination complaint
against Bath & Tennis Club 2: 0800
New York City Council Against Poverty
meetings and activities 10: 0245
New York Civil Liberties Union
board meetings 4: 0761; 10: 0001
police brutality--proposals of procedures for
dealing with 12: 0583
New York County Lawyers Association
Lindsay, John V.--address by 15: 0562
New York Foundation
NAACP application for grant from 21: 0784
New York Hotel Trades Council
NAACP--civil rights agreement with 19: 0284
New York Metropolitan Council
outline for 11: 0273
New York State Bar Association
Committee on Civil Rights report on racial
imbalance in the public schools 23: 0816
New York University
James Madison Lecture on de facto segregation
at 5: 0821
New York Young Democrat Club
City Affairs Committee recommendations on
civilian complaint review board 15: 0649
NLRB
decisions 19: 0598
racial discrimination and 19: 0284
racial discrimination complaints--handling of
13: 0390; 14: 0001
unfair labor practices in New York-investigation
of 18: 0376
North Carolina
anti-NAACP legislation 12: 0675
Asheville school desegregation 12: 0675
Charlotte Lawyers' Conference 12: 0675;
19: 0763
discriminatory voting laws--complaint regarding
5: 0538
Greensboro racial discrimination complaints
12: 0675
National Guard--racial discrimination
complaints against 3: 0610
Pittsboro racial discrimination complaints
12: 0675
police brutality complaints 4: 0009
racial discrimination complaints 4: 0009
Raleigh--racial discrimination complaints
against Memorial Hospital 3: 0610
Reidesville--murder of African American in
1: 0164
school desegregation 6: 0143
sit-in demonstrations 9: 0732
State House of Representatives Committee on
Corporations--Kelly Alexander's statement
before 12: 0675; 20: 0344
Winston-Salem--complaints regarding
construction of segregated high schools in
12: 0675
Winston-Salem school desegregation case
4: 0274
Northern Area Conference of the West Coast
Region
constitution 11: 0614
Northern communities
civil rights in--NAACP workshops on 4: 0612
North Georgia Area Trade School
racial discrimination complaints against 6: 0604
Northside Center for Child Development, Inc.
annual report 22: 0057
Board of Director's meetings 22: 0018, 0057
fundraising activities 22: 0018
Program and Planning Committee report
22: 0057
program report 22: 0018
staff list 22: 0057

Northwest Area Conference
12: 0727
Obscenity
ACLU policy statement on 5: 0048
Ohio
Akron urban renewal project--racial
discrimination complaints against 18: 0206
Cincinnati
African American mental inferiority--lawsuit
alleging 12: 0738
NAACP branch lawsuit protesting
discrimination by federal government
contractors 12: 0738
school desegregation case 24: 0325
Cleveland
apprenticeship improvement and
development program 11: 0746
lawyers' conference 19: 0763
protest demonstrations 12: 0738
Columbus police brutality complaints 12: 0738
Dayton
city charter--text of 17: 0203
city charter amendment on regulation of real
property owners' rights--petition for
17: 0203
fair housing ordinance 17: 0203
urban renewal program 17: 0203
education laws 23: 0387
Hillsboro school desegregation case 12: 0738
Lockland--de facto segregation in 9: 0299;
24: 0325
NAACP branch disputes in 10: 0732
NAACP convention program 4: 0862
Peoria urban renewal project--racial
discrimination complaints against 18: 0206
Portsmouth--NAACP examination of
elementary schools in 23: 0718
Portsmouth school desegregation case
23: 0001
school desegregation cases 2: 0671
State Conference of NAACP Branches
constitution 11: 0197
State Conference of NAACP Branches financial
statement 11: 0614
unemployment compensation law--NAACP
compliance with 8: 0391; 9: 0034
Operation Open Occupancy
17: 0309
Oregon
education laws 23: 0387
Portland
public schools--complaints regarding de
facto segregation in 24: 0620
public schools--report on race and equal
educational opportunity in 24: 0620
school desegregation case 24: 0620
state law providing free textbooks to parochial
schools--opposition to 10: 0037
Parade and public assemblies ordinances
Cairo, Illinois 12: 0168
Montgomery County, Maryland 7: 0472
Parks and playgrounds
South Carolina--desegregation of 4: 0078
Pender Peanut Corporation
racial discrimination complaints against
19: 0551
Pennsylvania
Bucks County Freedom Fund Dinner 1: 0162
Chester--complaints regarding refusal of
schools to allow pregnant girls to return to
classes 13: 0001
Chester County--racial discrimination complaint
against Lenape Park swimming pool
10: 0037
Chester police brutality complaints 22: 0115-
0216
education laws 23: 0387
Hershey school desegregation case 23: 0706
Lancaster police brutality complaints 13: 0001
NAACP branch disputes in 10: 0732
Philadelphia
NAACP branch--investigation of fraudulent
political endorsement by 3: 0891
NAACP branch disputes 11: 0060
NAACP Legal Redress Committeeorganization
of 3: 0891
NAACP proposal to create multiple branches
in 11: 0060
Police Advisory Board report 15: 0808
school desegregation case 2: 0231, 0800;
3: 0891; 4: 0142
unfair educational practices--city ordinance
prohibiting 25: 0001
urban renewal project--racial discrimination
complaints against 18: 0016, 0206
Pittsburgh--status of African American
education in 24: 0220

police review boards--formation of, and rules of
procedure for 15: 0808
Rutledge housing discrimination complaint
1: 0164
Solicitation Act Certificate of Registration
9: 0034
Pohlhaus, J. Francis
memoranda 9: 0683
Police
Atlanta, Georgia--racial discrimination
complaints against 8: 0264
brutality--New York Civil Liberties Union
proposals of procedures for dealing with
12: 0583
brutality complaints
Americus, Georgia 16: 0297
Bronx County, New York 12: 0583
Brooklyn, New York 8: 0564
Chester, Pennsylvania 22: 0115-0216
Columbus, Ohio 12: 0738
Detroit, Michigan 12: 0373
Lancaster, Pennsylvania 13: 0001
Mississippi 10: 0505
Nassau County, New York 12: 0583
Newark, New Jersey 11: 0189
New York 2: 0379
New York City 3: 0048, 0070; 5: 0001
New York City Civilian Complaint Review
Board investigation of 15: 0371, 0408;
18: 0376
North Carolina 4: 0009
Oveido, Florida 22: 0312
Paterson, New Jersey 12: 0523
Pine Bluff, Arkansas 2: 0671
Savannah, Georgia 12: 0074
Seabron, Florida 4: 0811
Sumter, South Carolina 2: 0553
Terrell County, Georgia 16: 0297
Trinity, Texas 13: 0179
community relations--outline for 15: 0600
John Birch Society--allegations of links with
15: 0571
New York City--procedures for handling
complaints against 19: 0763
New York City--proposal for completion of race
relations course as condition of appointment
5: 0538
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma--murder of Albert
Scott by 12:0834
"The Police and the Community: Police
Practices and Minority Groups" 15: 0481
Police and Community Relations Newsletter
15: 0571
review boards--formation of, and rules of
procedure for 15: 0808
role of, in maintenance of "order"--consultation
on 3: 0221
Political endorsements
fraudulent--by Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
NAACP branch 3: 0891
Pollak, Louis
House Judiciary Subcommittee Number 3-statement
before 4: 0410
Poll tax
Alabama--lawsuit on constitutionality of
11: 0614
Poor, the
discrimination against, by legal system 20: 0100
Post Office Department, U.S.
Law, W. W.--grievance by 9: 0299
Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom
10: 0419
Preferential treatment
for African Americans 13: 0390
President's Committee on Government
Contracts
complaints to--form for 9: 0034
President's Committee on Juvenile
Delinquency and Youth Crime
Carter, Robert L.--appointment of, as special
adviser on metropolitan urban problems
13: 0604
general 2: 0671
Pride, Hazel
murder of, in Babbitt, Nevada 13: 0339
Pride, Maggie
legal case 4: 0009
Princeton University
22: 0803
Prisoners
treatment of--proposed changes in 27: 0361
Prisons
conditions--Atlanta, Georgia 4: 0655
Project SERVE
staff evaluation of 10: 0245
Property rights
conflicts with civil rights--government
obligations in resolving 17: 0542
Proposition 14 (California)
constitutionality of--legal cases testing 17: 0542
general 18: 0206
legal analysis of 17: 0542
NAACP opposition to 17: 0542

Pro-segregation legislation
Arkansas 10: 0291
Public accommodations legislation
Arizona 13: 0115; 20: 0177
constitutionality of 7: 0092
Dade County, Florida 3: 0891
Kansas 12: 0248
Kansas City, Missouri 12: 0472; 16: 0488
Minnesota 5: 0538
Montgomery County, Maryland 12: 0340
New York 7: 0001
New Hampshire 3: 0146
St. Louis, Missouri 8: 0700
Tucson, Arizona 3: 0891
Utah 13: 0179
Virgin Islands 21: 0344
Public assistance programs
New York--report on 20: 0547
Public establishments
federally controlled--study on legality of
discrimination by leasees of 13: 0145
Public funds
opposition to disbursement of, to institutions
which discriminate 10: 0037
Public office
requests for appointments of qualified African
Americans to 12: 0001
Public School Desegregation Act
proposal for 23: 0207
Public transportation facilities
southern--racial discrimination complaints
against 4: 0274
Puerto Rico
civil rights in--ACLU survey of 5: 0538
community development employment and
training program 10: 0245
Pupil assignment
legislation
Arkansas 10: 0291
Mississippi 23: 0001
Missouri 23: 0387
Virginia 23: 0001
plans
general 5: 0538
southern 2: 0800; 5: 0371
Virginia 5: 0652
Pupil placement legislation
Alabama 25: 0001
Florida 5: 0821
Tennessee 13: 0145
Virginia 5: 0417
Quotas
ACLU and American Jewish Congress policies
on 10: 0001
general 13: 0390
to encourage integrated neighborhoods--New
Jersey proposal for 10: 0001
Race relations
in Great Britain--church role in 4: 0761
Racial conditions
Albany, Georgia 12: 0074
Montgomery, Alabama 11: 0792
Racial data
collection of--opposition to 16: 0488
Racial discrimination complaints
AFL-CIO affiliates 18: 0440
by African American teachers in Pine Ridge,
South Dakota 1: 0407
airport terminal facilities 4: 0612
Akron, Ohio, urban renewal project 18: 0206
American Cyanamid Company plant in
Savannah, Georgia 18: 0560, 0639
Atlanta, Georgia, Police Department 8: 0264
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad 18: 0532, 0741
Auburn, Maine, Board of Education 3: 0070
Baldwin, Michigan 12: 0373
Barstow, Florida, FHA office 18: 0785
Barstow, Florida, Memorial Hospital 18: 0860
Bear Mountain Park in New York 2: 0485
Benton Harbor, Michigan 12: 0373
Bonner Springs, Kansas 12: 0248
Bridgeport, Connecticut 12: 0001
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen 5: 0001
California Department of Veteran's Affairs
17: 0274
Cambridge, Maryland 12: 0340
Charleston, South Carolina, municipal golf
course 4: 0274
Charleston, South Carolina, Naval Shipyard
18: 0663
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad 3: 0001
Commercial Travelers Mutual Accident
Association of Utica, New York 12: 0583
Connecticut trailer parks 9: 0001
Crown-Zellerbach plant in Bogalusa, Louisiana
19: 0551
David Ranken School of Mechanical Trades
8: 0700, 0765
Detroit, Michigan, Board of Education electrical
apprenticeship and training program
24: 0325
East Baton Rouge, Louisiana, urban renewal
project 18: 0001

Evansville, Indiana 12: 0211
Farmington, New Mexico 12: 0562
federal government contractors in Ohio
12: 0738
federal government equal employment
opportunity programs 20: 0547
federal surplus food program in Mississippi
8: 0264
Florida State Employment Service 18: 0532
Fort Wayne, Indiana 12: 0211
Frederick, Maryland 12: 0340
Frederick, Maryland, theater 4: 0274
Frisco Railroad 5: 0001
Fulton, Kentucky 12: 0292
general 16: 0488
Georgia State College of Business
Administration 12: 0074
Georgia State Employment Service 18: 0785
Glendale Register 12: 0583
Greensboro, North Carolina 12: 0675
Greenville, South Carolina, airport 8: 0564
Greyhound Bus Lines 2: 0647, 0800; 4: 0811;
5: 0736; 7: 0472
Handy Andy grocery store chain stores 8: 0391
Hawthorne, Nevada 12: 0483
hospitals 17: 0001
Howard Johnson restaurants in Virginia 7: 0277;
22: 0358
Illinois Central Railroad 18: 0757
Illinois school districts 4: 0655
Iowa State University fraternities and sororities
12: 0234
Jersey City, New Jersey 12: 0523
John Mansville Corporation 18: 0785
Kansas City, Missouri 12: 0472
Kansas public schools 12: 0248
labor unions 7: 0460, 0472; 8: 0001; 9: 0162,
0457; 19: 0551
Lefferts Junior High School in Brooklyn, New
York 8: 0383
Lenape Park, Chester County, Pennsylvania,
swimming pool 10: 0037
Lynchburg, Virginia 13: 0245
Maryland restaurants 3: 0782; 4: 0410; 8: 0765;
9: 0034
McPherson, Kansas 12: 0248
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company 3: 0146
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Bricklayers Union
5: 0200
Mississippi Bureaus of Old Age and Survivors
Insurance and Internal Revenue 2: 0800
Missouri Pacific Railroad 12: 0420
Montgomery, Alabama, municipal airport
2: 0599; 8: 0487; 14: 0556
Montgomery, Alabama, parks 2: 0599; 14: 0556
Nashville, Tennessee, airport restaurant
22: 0358
national forest lands 20: 0177
National Science Foundation Summer Institutes
in Science 3: 0693; 5: 0538
Nebraska public schools 24: 0583
New Orleans, Louisiana 12: 0310
New Orleans, Louisiana, airport 5: 0241
New York City Port Authority 6: 0218
New York City public school system 6: 0366
New York State police 3: 0416
NLRB handling of 13: 0390; 14: 0001
North Carolina 4: 0009
North Carolina National Guard 3: 0610
North Georgia Area Trade School 6: 0604
Pasadena, California, Board of Education
3: 0146
Pasco, Washington 13: 0298
Pender Peanut Corporation 19: 0551
Peoria, Ohio, urban renewal project 18: 0206
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, urban renewal
project 18: 0016, 0206
Pittsboro, North Carolina 12: 0675
privately owned public accommodations in
Maryland 2: 0001
Oakland, California, police department 2: 0671
Omaha, Nebraska 12: 0483
organized labor 3: 0070
Raleigh, North Carolina, Memorial Hospital
3: 0610
Renee Department Store 8: 0765
Rockville Centre, New York, urban renewal
project 18: 0206
Sacramento, California, public schools 25: 0001
St. Moritz Hotel 2: 0671
San Diego, California, municipal golf course
3: 0221
Schlitz Brewing Company plant in Tampa,
Florida 18: 0665
Seaboard Airline Railroad 18: 0860
Seattle, Washington 12: 0727
segregated school lunch workshops in Texas
2: 0001
segregated school lunch workshops in Virginia
2: 0001; 13: 0245
Selective Service System 3: 0221
southern airports 4: 0363; 9: 0162
Southern Bell Telephone Company 18: 0532
Southern Pacific Railroad 19: 0551

Racial discrimination complaints cont.
southern public transportation facilities 4: 0274
Southern Railroad 26: 0619
southern school lunch workshops 3: 0378;
4: 0363
Staples, Minnesota 12: 0420
State College for Teachers at Albany, New York
8: 0368
Straughn, Indiana, Texaco station 2: 0671
Tallahassee, Florida
air terminal 1: 0001
bus rules and regulations 5: 0200
general 12: 0039
Tampa Electric Company 18: 0532
Trailways Bus Lines 5: 0802
Trenton, New Jersey, urban renewal project
18: 0016
United Air Lines 7: 0001
University of Arizona off-campus housing
17: 0079, 0132
University of South Florida 4: 0811; 9: 0683
U.S. armed forces 1: 0203, 0282, 0500, 0775,
0875; 2: 0001, 0100, 0231, 0317, 0553,
0671; 3: 0070, 0146, 0416, 0610, 0782,
0891; 4: 0009, 0274, 0612, 0655, 0811;
5: 0048, 0241, 0488, 0538, 0736; 6: 0001,
0180-0450, 0604, 0739; 7: 0001-0654;
8: 0095, 0203, 0487, 0765; 9: 0162, 0683,
0732; 10: 0659; 11: 0835; 12: 0483, 0834;
13: 0179; 16: 0179
U.S. Department of Agriculture 20: 0177
U.S. Steel plant in Fairfield, Alabama 18: 0785
Veteran's Administration 1: 0282
Waverly, Virginia, bus terminal 26: 0624
Welch, West Virginia, hospitals 18: 0560
Wells, Maine 12: 0512
Westhampton, New York, Bath & Tennis Club
2: 0800
Wichita, Kansas 12: 0248
William C. Moore & Company 1: 0500; 4: 0090
Winona, Mississippi 12: 0168
see also Employment discrimination; Housing
discrimination; Insurance discrimination
Real estate offices
ruled to be public accommodations in California
and Massachusetts 10: 0037
The Recent Persecution of the NAACP in the
South
review of 22: 0369
Recreational facilities
Jackson, Mississippi--suit for integration of
7: 0001
Region III
Leadership Training Conference--general
12: 0373
Leadership Training Conference workshops
5: 0101; 7: 0001
methods of obtaining civil rights and equality
in--NAACP workshop on 4: 0363
NAACP branches--public school examination
by 23: 0718
Reese, David
legal case of 2: 0165
Reeves, Frank D.
4: 0612
Renee Department Store
racial discrimination complaints against 8: 0765
Research Conference on the Negro Community
in the U.S.
20: 0547; 22: 0803
Restrictive covenant cases
5: 0494
Revolving fund, NAACP
in Arkansas--accounting of 10: 0281
Rhode Island
fair housing legislation--opposition to 17: 0264
Providence NAACP branch disputes 11: 0112
Riots
Washington, D.C.--possibility of outbreak of
20: 0479; 22: 0001
Watts
general 25: 0293
Kennedy, Robert--speech by 20: 0479
NAACP assistance to victims of 20: 0479
NAACP legal aid for arrested rioters
20: 0479
special report on 20: 0479
Robbins Trust
creation of 4: 0581
Robinson, Jackie
incident involving, at Shreveport, Louisiana,
airport 5: 0456; 16: 0488
Rodgers, Gordon
Anniston, Alabama, Commissioner of Public
Safety--campaign for 4: 0655
Rogers, Timmie
assault on 8: 0564; 26: 0578
Roger William Strauss Council on Human
Relations
22: 0803
Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr.
NCDH convention--speech at 18: 0785

Russell, Mathius J.
disappearance of, in Meridian, Mississippi
2: 0165
Saunders, Robert W.
4: 0811
Schlitz Brewing Company
Brewery Workers Union--labor agreement with
18: 0665
Tampa, Florida, plant--racial discrimination
complaints against 18: 0665
School aid legislation, federal
4: 0142
School construction
federal aid for--denial of, to states engaged in
segregation 7: 0783
program--New York City 25: 0541
School desegregation
act--federal 9: 0299
Anson, Texas--African American opposition to
13: 0179
Asheville, North Carolina 12: 0675
Brooklyn, New York 9: 0034
compliance with--legislative program for
4: 0142
decision--request for declaratory judgment by
U.S. Supreme Court to implement 6: 0450
efforts--Maryland 23: 0001
executive action on 5: 0325
Frankfort, Kentucky 24: 0325
Hartford County, Maryland 24: 0325
Illinois 12: 0168
Jackson, Tennessee 13: 0145
Knox County, Kentucky 1: 0875
litigation--Illinois 9: 0034
Little Rock, Arkansas 23: 0001
Logan, West Virginia 13: 0298
Memphis, Tennessee 13: 0145; 24: 0001
Montclair, New Jersey, federal lawsuit
protesting 23: 0001
newspaper clippings relating to 23: 0706
New York City 23: 0706; 25: 0480
New York State Commissioner of Education's
report on--NAACP and CORE statements
regarding 24: 0914
North Carolina 6: 0143
northern--NAACP pamphlet on 23: 0001
in the North and West 20: 0726; 23: 0001;
24: 0001
Oakland, California 9: 0457
petitions--Mississippi 23: 0563
petitions--Tennessee 13: 0145
plans
Alexander City, Alabama 25: 0105
Liberty County, Georgia 25: 0105
statement of policies for 25: 0105
problems--northern 5: 0736
proposals--New York City 23: 0001; 25: 0541
psychiatric aspects of 23: 0621
in the South--guidelines for 23: 0387; 25: 0201
in the South--NAACP policy statement on
10: 0144
statistics 13: 0390
status of--report on 23: 0718
in Virginia 5: 0652
in Virginia--progress toward implementation of
13: 0245
Washington, D.C. 3: 0610; 22: 0001; 23: 0387;
24: 0325
workshop--Charlottesville, Virginia 1: 0775
School desegregation cases
Alabama 23: 0387
Amityville, New York 24: 0914
Atlanta, Georgia 24: 0325
Brooklyn, New York 12: 0583
Buffalo, New York 23: 0001
Charleston, Missouri 23: 0001
Charlottesville, Virginia 1: 0500; 25: 0001
Chenot, Illinois 12: 0168
Chesterfield County, Virginia 5: 0417
Chicago, Illinois 24: 0325
Cincinnati, Ohio 24: 0325
Clarendon County, South Carolina 3: 0070;
25: 0001
Dallas, Texas 14: 0223
East St. Louis, Illinois 2: 0671
Eloy, Arizona 23: 0001
Englewood, New Jersey 7: 0472; 23: 0001
Fort Worth, Texas 2: 0231; 23: 0001
Hempstead, New York 1: 0001; 4: 0546
Hershey, Pennsylvania 23: 0706
Hillsboro, Ohio 12: 0738
Houston, Texas 25: 0001
Knox County, Kentucky 12: 0292
Liberty County, Georgia 23: 0001
list of pending 23: 0001
Little Rock, Arkansas 1: 0203
Lynchburg, Virginia 23: 0001
Miami, Florida 1: 0138; 2: 0001, 0165, 0317;
4: 0274
Mississippi 23: 0387
Mount Vernon, New York 23: 0001
NAACP role in 14: 0001

School desegregation cases cont.
Newark, New Jersey 23: 0001
Newport News, Virginia 1: 0500
New York City 24: 0325
Norfolk, Virginia 1: 0500
in the North and West 17: 0274
Ohio 2: 0671
Omaha, Nebraska 4: 0363
Orange, New Jersey 1: 0775; 12: 0373
Passaic, New Jersey 23: 0001
Pensacola, Florida 8: 0700
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 2: 0231, 0800;
3: 0891; 4: 0142
Portland, Oregon 24: 0620
Portsmouth, Ohio 23: 0001
Prince Edward County, Virginia 5: 0417;
16: 0029
Prince George County, Virginia 23: 0001
Richmond, Kentucky 12: 0292
Rochester, New York 23: 0001
St. Paul, Minnesota 11: 0614
Tampa, Florida 23: 0001; 25: 0001
in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth
Circuit 23: 0387
Wichita, Kansas 23: 0001
Winston-Salem, North Carolina 4: 0274
Woodbury, New Jersey 23: 0001
School lunch workshops
segregated--in Texas 2: 0001
segregated--in Virginia 2: 0001
southern--racial discrimination complaints
against 3: 0378; 4: 0363
Schools, public
Arlington, Virginia--integration of 1: 0500
Asbury Park, New Jersey--complaints
regarding de facto segregation in 25: 0335
Atlanta, Georgia--summary of findings of
survey of 12: 0074
Boston, Massachusetts--NAACP survey of
23: 0387
Buffalo, New York--complaints regarding de
facto segregation in 24: 0914
Chicago, Illinois--application for grant under
1965 Education Act 24: 0220
construction of--proposed cutoff of federal aid
for, in states refusing to integrate 3: 0610
Dade County, Florida--integration of 11: 0511
de facto segregation in
Board of Regents of the University of the
State of New York statement on 16: 0029;
24: 0325, 0914
California State Board of Education
statement on 24: 0325, 0914
New York Commissioner of Education
statement on 24: 0914
examination of, by NAACP branches in Region
III 23: 0718
facilities--Montclair, New Jersey 24: 0001
in Harlem--problems of 16: 0714
Louisville, Kentucky--changes in academic
achievement since integration 25: 0541
Nebraska--racial discrimination complaints
against 24: 0583
New England region--proposed survey of
12: 0512
New Jersey--efforts to eliminate de facto
segregation in 23: 0387
New York--efforts to eliminate de facto
segregation in 23: 0387
New York--report on racial imbalance in
24: 0325
New York City
construction program 25: 0541
de facto segregation in--complaints
regarding 25: 0480
fingerprinting of probationary teachers in-proposal
for 15: 0001
needs of--report on 25: 0541
program for integration of 23: 0387
Niagra Falls, New York--complaints regarding
de facto segregation in 26: 0001
Niagra Falls, New York--efforts to eliminate
racial imbalances in 26: 0001
Omaha, Nebraska--complaints regarding
discriminatory hiring practices 24: 0583
Peoria, Illinois--complaints regarding de facto
segregation in 25: 0105
Portland, Oregon--complaints regarding de
facto segregation in 24: 0620
Portland, Oregon--report on race and equal
educational opportunity in 24: 0620
racial balance in--guiding principles for
securing 25: 0371
racial imbalance in--Massachusetts legislation
providing for elimination of 23: 0387

acial imbalance in--New York State Bar
Association Committee on Civil Rights report
on 23: 0816
Sacramento, California--racial discrimination
complaints against 25: 0001
Tacoma, Washington--complaints regarding de
facto segregation in 24: 0903; 25: 0105
Virginia--closing of, to prevent integration
25: 0001
Wayne County, Michigan--report on racial
distribution of students and contract
personnel in 24: 0453
Wayne County, Michigan--request for racial
count of students and employees in 24: 0453
School Superintendents Conference on the
Practical Problems of Public School
Desegregation
20: 0547
Scientific American
desegregation--article on attitudes toward
23: 0001
SCLC
Alabama--activities in 11: 0435
NAACP cooperation with 9: 0162
Scon, Albert
murder of, by Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, police
12: 0834
Scott, Walter
attack on home of, in Lale City, South Carolina
13: 0024
Seaboard Airline Railroad
racial discrimination complaints against
18: 0860
Seals, Willie
legal case of 1: 0775
Secret Service
NAACP--investigation of, for alleged
defacement of U.S. currency 12: 0074
Sedler, Robert
constitutional rights--article on 5: 0048
Segregation
attitudes toward, by Southern students at Yale
University 2: 0165
blueprint for legal action against 6: 0001
cases--NAACP role in 4: 0090
cases decided since U.S. Supreme Court
decision 23: 0621
court decisions outlawing--report on legality of
23: 0816
de facto
in Asbury Park, New Jersey, public
schools--complaints regarding 25: 0335
in Buffalo, New York, public schools-complaints
regarding 24: 0914
at the Chenot School 25: 0303
in Chicago, Illinois 25: 0303
court opinions on--digest of 16: 0029;
23: 0816
James Madison Lecture on, at New York
University 5: 0821
in Joliet, Illinois 25: 0303
legal aspects of--symposium on 1: 0621
legal and constitutional questions presented
by--examination of 16: 0029
Lockland, Ohio 9: 0299; 24: 0325
in New Jersey public schools--efforts to
eliminate 23: 0387
in New York City public schools--complaints
regarding 25: 0480
in New York public schools--efforts to
eliminate 23: 0387
in Niagra Falls, New York, public schools-complaints
regarding 26: 0001
in northern schools 8: 0203; 9: 0457;
10: 0144
in Peoria, Illinois, public schools--complaints
regarding 25: 0105
in Portland, Oregon, public schools-complaints
regarding 24: 0620
in public schools
Board of Regents of the University of the
State of New York statement on
16: 0029; 24: 0325, 0914; 25: 0371
California State Board of Education
statement on 24: 0325, 0914
complaints regarding 12: 0234
New York Commissioner of Education
statement on 24: 0914
in Robbins, Illinois 25: 0303
in Tacoma, Washington, public schools
24: 0903; 25: 0105
Wilkins, Roy--statement regarding 27: 0732
housing--conference on problems of 18: 0206
in intrastate bus and rail transportation-unconstitutionality
of Kentucky legislation
mandating 12: 0292
in interstate railway and bus travel--ICC
hearings on regulations barring 5: 0241
in Jonas County, Georgia, schools--complaints
regarding 25: 0105

Segregation cont.
Mississippi legislation in support of 20: 0177
in northern schools 9: 0034
resulting from residential patterns--report on
validity of 23: 0387
in schools serving children of military personnel
25: 0001
in Slidell, Louisiana, schools--complaint
regarding 23: 0621
in Winston-Salem, North Carolina 12: 0675
Selective Service System
Hopkinsville, Kentucky--complaint regarding
racial composition of draftees 1: 0875
racial discrimination complaints against 3: 0221
Senate, U.S.
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee hearings on
civil rights legislation 3: 0610
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee hearings on
confessions and police detention 9: 0683
Dirksen Amendment--hearings on 26: 0707
filibuster--efforts to change rules on 1: 0001
Shelby, Ollie
murder of, in Hinds County, Mississippi
11: 0372
Smith, Ed
shooting of, in State Line, Mississippi 16: 0297
Smith, Lillian
How Far the Promised Land-- review of
27: 0686
Social welfare
articles on 27: 0251
Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act of 1940
amendments to 20: 0547
South, the
African American armed forces personnel-complaints
regarding discrimination against
1: 0621
African American exercise of civil rights--efforts
to prevent 14: 0767
anti-civil rights filibusters--criticism of 27: 0732
anti-NAACP legislation 3: 0146, 0363, 0416,
0484, 0693; 4: 0410; 5: 0241, 0494, 0821;
9: 0034, 0732; 19: 0763; 20: 0177, 0344;
22: 0381; 27: 0093, 0130
criminal laws--complaints regarding federal
government interference in administration of
14: 0001
desegregation in--status of 10: 0324
desegregation problems--NAACP workshops
on 2: 0553; 3: 0891; 4: 0612
desegregation program--workshop to discuss
implementation of 1: 0001
literary tests for voting--proposed challenge to
constitutionality of 8: 0487
NAACP--efforts to suppress 2: 0553
pupil assignment plans 2: 0800
school desegregation--guidelines for 23: 0387;
25: 0201
school lunch workshops--racial discrimination
complaints against 3: 0378
sit-down demonstrations--lawyer's conference
on 5: 0371
sit-in protestors--report on arrests of 26: 0037
U.S. Supreme Court--efforts to curtail power of
3: 0610; 9: 0034; 14: 0223; 20: 0177
white primaries--proposal for abolition of
1: 0621
South Africa
racial discrimination in--American Negro
Leadership Conference on Africa campaign
against 10: 0061
South Carolina
African American teachers--resignations from
NAACP to prevent being fired 13: 0024
Charleston municipal golf course--racial
discrimination complaints against 4: 0274
Clarendon County--proposed survey of
suitability of African American students
desiring to enter white schools in 8: 0391
Clarendon County school desegregation case
3: 0070; 25: 0001
Columbia--mass arrests of civil rights
protestors in 3: 0610
Columbia sit-in demonstrations 26: 0037
Elloree--NAACP financial assistance for
families in 13: 0024
Greenville--racial discrimination complaint
against airport 8: 0564
Lale City--attack on home of Walter Scott in
13: 0024
legislative reapportionment--lawsuit on
constitutionality of 11: 0614
parks and playgrounds--desegregation of
4: 0078
Seneca--shooting of Lester James in 16: 0148
Summer Project 11: 0435
Sumter police brutality complaints 2: 0553
white economic reprisals 13: 0024
South Dakota
African American teachers in--complaints
regarding racial discrimination against
26: 0034
Pine Ridge--racial discrimination complaint by
African American teachers 1: 0407

Southeastern Regional Office
reports 13: 0063
Southern Bell Telephone Company
racial discrimination complaints against
18: 0532
Southern Conference Educational Fund, Inc.
newsletters 14: 0767
Southern Pacific Railroad
racial discrimination complaints against
19: 0551
Southern Railroad
racial discrimination complaints against
26: 0619
Southern Regional Council
higher education--report on desegregation in
23: 0718
Memphis, Tennessee, school desegregation-special
report on 24: 0001
Southwest Area Conference
constitution 13: 0115
sit-in demonstrations in--report on 26: 0037
Spingarn, Arthur B.
4: 0859
Sports
discrimination in--New York legislation
prohibiting 20: 0177
Standard Food Stores
employment policy 16: 0488
State employment services
discrimination in--federal court order on 5: 0325
State parks
Florida--legal status of racial discrimination in
1: 0697
State sovereignty commissions
attack on constitutionality of 5: 0171
State's rights
federal government encroachment of--
Arkansas constitutional amendment
opposing 10: 0291
Steel, Lewis M.
general correspondence 8: 0383
Stern Family Foundation
Association of Huntsville Area Contractors of
Alabama application for grant from 21: 0824
NAACP application for grant from 21: 0824
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company
employment discrimination complaints against
9: 0683
Strickland, Harold C.
4: 0862
Supreme Court, U.S.
appeal of death sentences of African Americans
convicted of rape of white women in
Louisiana--request for hearing of 5: 0538
civil liberties decisions in 1957-1958 termanalysis
of 2: 0317
congressional efforts to curb power of 18: 0418;
20: 0177, 0344
school desegregation decision--request for
declaratory judgment to implement 6: 0450
southern efforts to curtail power of 3: 0610;
9: 0034; 14: 0223; 20: 0177
Swimming pools, municipal
Florida--legal status of racial discrimination in
1: 0697
Tabor, Michael
Montgomery County, Maryland, Department of
Public Works--complaints regarding
dismissal by 11: 0511
Tampa Electric Company
racial discrimination complaints against
18: 0532
Taylor, William
National Civil Liberties Clearing House-remarks
at 16th Annual Conference 14: 0767
Teachers
African American
dismissals of, in southern school districts-complaints
regarding 4: 0142
employment discrimination complaints
against Decatur, Illinois 25: 0001
employment and utilization of, in selected
Nebraska communities 24: 0583
firing of, in Mound City, Illinois--complaints
regarding 12: 0292
in New York City--complaints regarding
racial discrimination against 25: 0424
refusal of Kansas schools to hire 12: 0248
resignations of, from NAACP to prevent
being fired in South Carolina 13: 0024
in South Dakota--complaint regarding racial
discrimination against 26: 0034
evaluation forms 25: 0001
integrated education--guide to 23: 0816
probationary--proposal for fingerprinting of, in
New York City school system 15: 0001
Telephone conversations
recording of--report on legality of 16: 0488

Tennessee
anti-NAACP legislation 13: 0145
Cleveland voter harassment complaints 7: 0654
Clinton--bombing of high school in 13: 0063
Covington--attack on African American family
by white service station attendant in 3: 0221
Jackson school desegregation 13: 0145
Memphis
libraries--integration of 3: 0484
protest demonstrations 13: 0145
school desegregation 13: 0145; 24: 0001
Nashville airport restaurant--racial
discrimination complaints against 22: 0358
pupil placement legislation--opposition to
13: 0145
statute requiring reporting of contributions--
NAACP compliance with 1: 0697
school desegregation petitions 13: 0145
Texas
Anson school integration--African American
opposition to 13: 0179
Dallas lawyer's conference 19: 0763
Dallas school desegregation case 14: 0223
Fort Worth school desegregation case 2: 0231;
23: 0001
hospitals--racial discrimination complaints
against 17: 0001
House General Investigating Committee
allegations against NAACP 3: 0363
Houston--complaints regarding denial of
veterans benefits in 7: 0654
Houston school desegregation case 25: 0001
NAACP branch disputes in 13: 0179
segregated school lunch workshops in--racial
discrimination complaints regarding 2: 0001
State Conference of NAACP Branches activities
13: 0115
State Conference of NAACP Branches
constitution 13: 0179
Trinity police brutality complaints 13: 0179
Thalheimer Award
10: 0419
Tidewater Bonding and Security Agency, Inc.
26: 0591
Tiffany, Gordon
Mitchell, Clarence--meeting with 3: 0610
Trailer parks
Connecticut--racial discrimination complaints
against 9: 0001
Trailways Bus Lines
racial discrimination complaints 5: 0802
Tucker, Samuel W.
disbarment case 3: 0782; 4: 0581; 5: 0417;
9: 0162
Tuskegee Civic Association
meetings--minutes of 26: 0652
motion to dissolve injunction 26: 0652
officers and committee chairmen--roster of
26: 0652
origin and objectives 26: 0652
UAW Regional Fair Housing Practices and Civil
Rights Conference
18: 0206
UN Congress on the Prevention of Crime and
the Treatment of Offenders
Carter, Robert L.--appointment of, as member
of U.S. delegation 13: 0604
Unemployment
rates--report on 18: 0440
statistics--African American 19: 0686
Unfair educational practices
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, city ordinance
prohibiting 25: 0001
Unions
construction--NAACP suit against 2: 0379;
4: 0009
discriminatory practices by--NAACP litigation
against 6: 0366
racial discrimination by--prohibition of 19: 0686
racial discrimination complaints against 7: 0460,
0472; 8: 0001; 9: 0162, 0457; 19: 0551
racial practices 13: 0390
seniority issues 4: 0581
see also names of specific unions
United Air Lines
racial discrimination complaints against 7: 0001
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
civil liberties provisions--commentary on
3: 0221
University of Arizona
housing policy 17: 0079, 0132
NAACP protest demonstrations 17: 0079, 0132
off-campus housing--complaints regarding
discrimination in 17: 0079, 0132
University of California
hiring practices--effect of California Fair
Employment Practice Act on 19: 0284
University of Michigan
television program on constitutional rights
5: 0048
University of Puget Sound
discrimination--policy on 24: 0903

University of South Carolina
efforts by African American students to enroll at
8: 0487; 26: 0019
Graduate School--Julie Wright's application to
5: 0821; 8: 0700
University of South Florida
racial discrimination complaints against 4: 0811;
9: 0683
University of the State of New York
de facto segregation in public schools--Board
of Regents statement on 16: 0029; 24: 0325,
0914; 25: 0371
Urban opportunity
equality of--article on 20: 0547
Urban problems
in northern areas--NAACP workshops on
2: 0553; 3: 0891; 9: 0034
Urban renewal projects
Akron, Ohio--racial discrimination complaints
against 18: 0206
Atlanta, Georgia--opposition to 12: 0074
Dayton, Ohio 17: 0203
Daytona Beach, Florida 17: 0651, 0765
East Baton Rouge, Louisiana--racial
discrimination complaints against 18: 0001
HHFA Directory of 18: 0016
Peoria, Ohio--racial discrimination complaints
against 18: 0206
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania--racial
discrimination complaints against 18: 0016,
0206
Rockville Centre, New York--racial
discrimination complaints against 18: 0206
Trenton, New Jersey--racial discrimination
complaints against 18: 0016
U.S. Air Force
assignment of military dependents to public
schools--policy on 24: 0325
policy prohibiting officers from participating in
political activities--complaint regarding
1: 0775
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
Alabama--hearings in 9: 0034
creation of 14: 0767
difficulties experienced by civil rights activists in
obtaining legal counsel to represent them in
litigation--study on 9: 0707
Freeman, Frankie--appointment as member of
3: 0891
Jackson, Mississippi, hearings--Charles Evers'
testimony at 11: 0372
recommendations 4: 0142
studies 3: 0146
U.S. Courts of Appeals
rules and procedures for 22: 0867
U.S. District Courts
rules and procedures for 22: 0867
U.S. Steel Corporation
Fairfield, Alabama plant--racial discrimination
complaints against 18: 0785
Utah
public accommodations legislation 13: 0179
Van Meter, Estelle
resignation of, from Los Angeles, California
NAACP Branch Executive Committee
11: 0835
Vermont
mixed race adoptions--legislation prohibiting
3: 0782
Veteran's Administration
hospitals--employment discrimination
complaints against 16: 0907
racial discrimination complaints against 1: 0282
Veteran's benefits
denial of, to African Americans--complaints
regarding 6: 0450; 7: 0654; 8: 0203
Violence
against African Americans 16: 0297
see also Crime
Virginia
anti-NAACP legislation 4: 0480; 9: 0299;
24: 0780
Arlington--integration of public schools 1: 0500
Charlottesville school desegregation workshop
1: 0775
corporate disclosure--state legislation requiring
13: 0245
Danville--racial discrimination complaints
against Howard Johnson restaurant in
7: 0277
Danville sit-in demonstrations 5: 0417
desegregation in--status of 9: 0034
Howard Johnson restaurants in--racial
discrimination complaints against 7: 0277;
22: 0358
legal cases--conference on 27: 0130
legislation closing public schools to prevent
integration 25: 0001
Lynchburg racial discrimination complaints
13: 0245
"massive resistance" legislation--test of
constitutionality of 2: 0231

Virginia cont.
NAACP
branches--membership statistics 27: 0130
branches--1956 memberships and Freedom
Fund contributions from 13: 0245
desegregation activities 24: 0780
officers--state demand for names of
27: 0130
pupil assignment laws 23: 0001
pupil assignment process 5: 0652
pupil placement law 5: 0417
Richmond fair employment practices policy
19: 0551
school desegregation--progress toward
implementation of 13: 0245
school desegregation cases
Charlottesville 1: 0500; 25: 0001
Chesterfield County 5: 0417
Lynchburg 23: 0001
Newport News 1: 0500
Norfolk 1:0500
Prince Edward County 5: 0417; 16: 0029
Prince George County 23: 0001
school desegregation issue 5: 0652
school situation--conference on 25: 0001
segregated school lunch workshops in--racial
discrimination complaints regarding 2: 0001;
13: 0245
State Conference of NAACP Branches-proposed
purchase of real estate by 9: 0162
Waverly bus terminal--racial discrimination
complaints against 26: 0624
Virginia Committee of Offenses Against the
Administration of Justice
report 16: 0606
Virgin Islands
Civil Rights Act 5: 0325
public accommodations legislation 20: 0344
VISTA
activities of, in New York City 27: 0389
Voter education project
NAACP 21: 0868
Voter harassment complaints
Cleveland, Tennessee 7: 0654
Voter registration
campaign--Mississippi 27: 0130
campaign--Washington, D.C. 22: 0001
complaints
Louisiana 20: 0177
Macon County, Alabama 2: 0599
Minden, Louisiana 27: 0329
Mississippi 27: 0130
questionnaire on 4: 0001
expenses--Boston, Massachusetts, NAACP
branch 12: 0340
legislation--federal 4: 0142
legislation--Mississippi 20: 0344; 22: 0001
program--NAACP 3: 0001; 11: 0372; 27: 0001
requirements--Delaware 27: 0001
requirements--Maryland 27: 0001
Voting
discrimination--complaints regarding 16: 0488
discrimination--proposal for reduction in
congressional representation for states
practicing 3: 0416, 0693
districts--Alabama 26: 0707
laws--complaints regarding discrimination in, in
North Carolina 5: 0538
referees--proposal for court appointment of
4: 0142
Wage earners
African American--Harvard University study of
10: 0061
War on Poverty
Yale Law Journal articles on 27: 0251
Washington (state)
education laws 23: 0387
NAACP branch disputes in 10: 0732
Pasco racial discrimination complaints 13: 0298
Seattle racial discrimination complaints
12: 0727
Tacoma public schools--complaints regarding
de facto segregation in 24: 0903; 25: 0105
Washington, D.C.
see District of Columbia
Washington Post
African American educational and economic
progress--survey of 16: 0902
Weapons
unlawful possession of--New York City
legislation regarding 5: 0713
Weaver, George L-P
Special Assistant to the Secretary of Laborappointment
as 5: 0652
Weaver, Robert
HHFA administrator--confirmation as 5: 0652

Webster Better Citizenship League
27: 0329
Weiss, Theodore
Civilian Review Board proposal 15: 0600
West Coast Area NAACP Youth Conference
constitution 11: 0197, 0746
West Virginia
Logan school desegregation 13: 0298
Welch--racial discrimination complaints against
hospitals in 18: 0560
White, Walter
27: 0686
White Citizens Councils
New Jersey--organization of 9: 0732
White economic intimidation campaign
South Carolina 13: 0024
Wilcox County, Alabama 11: 0792
White House Conference on Equal Opportunity
27: 0354
White House Conference "To Fulfill These
Rights"
Administration of Justice Panel preliminary
report 27: 0389
agenda papers 27: 0516
participants--list of 27: 0372
planning session invitations 27: 0361
planning sessions 27: 0389, 0516
resolutions and recommendations 27: 0648
suggested approach and issues to be dealt with
27: 0389
Work Session on Jobs, Job Training, and
Economic Security proposals and
recommendations 27: 0389
White primaries
proposal for abolition of 1: 0621
White supremacy
list of victims of 26: 0703
Whitmore, George, Jr.
murder trial of, in New York 22: 0341
Wilkins, Roy
address by 20: 0547
Dirksen Amendment--testimony at U.S. Senate
hearings on 26: 0707
leadership of NAACP--criticism of 9: 0722;
10: 0419
memorandums 9: 0732
statements by 27: 0732
William C. Moore & Company
racial discrimination complaint against 1: 0500;
4: 0090
Williams, Bland
legal case of 12: 0523
Wisconsin
education laws 23: 0387
Equal Opportunity Bill 3: 0872
housing discrimination--legislation prohibiting
18: 0206
Kenosha NAACP branch building program
4: 0363
Milwaukee Bricklayers Union--racial
discrimination complaints against 5: 0200
Workers Defense League
newsletters 19: 0686
Wright, Julie
University of South Carolina Graduate School-application
to 5: 0821; 8: 0700
Yale Law Journal
War on Poverty--articles on 27: 0251
Yale Reports
civil rights radio program 1: 0282
Yale University
southern students at--attitudes toward
segregation 2: 0165
Youth Opportunity campaign
19: 0686
Zenna, Lenora
crank mail from 16: 0100