Civil Rights, 1959, Volumes 1-2

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Considers (86) S. 435, (86) S. 456, (86) S. 499, (86) S. 810, (86) S. 957, (86) S. 958, (86) S. 959, (86) S. 960, (86) S. 1084, (86) S. 1199, (86) S. 1277, (86) S. 1848, (86) S. 1998, (86) S. 2001, (86) S. 2002, (86) S. 2003, (86) S. 2041.

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Contents

Storey Robert G vice chairman Commission on Civil Rights
231
Tiffany Gordon M staff director Commission on Civil Rights
247
Desegregation in southern and border State school districts fall 1956
331
Discrimination Labor Law section 1272 State of South Carolina 512
340
Tilly Mrs Dorothy director of womens work Southern Regional Council 582
370
American Civil Liberties Union
391
Blanshard Mrs Paul executive director Unitarian Fellowship for Social Page
419
Bennett Glenn D detective Arson Bureau to Senator Hart 700
424
Lowell Rev Č Stanley associate director Protestants and Other Ameri
426
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435
Hollings Ernest F Governor of South Carolina
439
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456
McLeod Hon Daniel R attorney general of the State of South Carolina__
468
Brown Edgar A president pro tempore South Carolina State Senate____
480
Odum Ralph E assistant attorney general from the State of Florida
486
Van Deusen Rev Robert E National Lutheran Council 412
491
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499
Case Clifford P U S Senator to Senator Olin D Johnston
502
APRIL 16 1959
505
Fleming Billie S president Clarendon County S C Improvement
526
McCray John H State chairman South Carolina Progressive Democratic
545
Tilly Mrs Dorothy director of womens work Southern Regional Council
582
American Jewish Committee
596
Leskes director legal division of the American Jewish Committee
597
Patterson Hon John Governor of the State of Alabama 602
622
McSween Hon Harold B U S Representative from the State
646
Tuck Hon William M U S Representative from the State of Virginia__
655
Dorn Hon William J B U S Representative from the State of South
678
Danstedt Rudolph T National Association of Social Workers to Senator
691
Text of 49 Federal statutes provisions in which the United
698
Alabama
760
Perez Judge Leander H Plaquemines Parish La
783
Minnick John Bradley Arlington Va
983
Bloch Charles J attorney Macon Ga
997
Grant Hugh G Augusta Ga
1028
Carolina
1045
Moody Ralph assistant attorney general from the State of North Caro
1065
Rivers Hon L Mendel U S Representative from the State of South
1077
Bennett Hon Bruce attorney general from the State of Arkansas
1083
Whitten Hon Jamie L U Š Representative from the State of Missis
1110
Hafter Jerome Greenville Miss__
1124
Selden Hon Armistead I Jr U S Representative from the State
1155
359
1167
Stennis Hon John C U S Senator from the State of Mississippi
1213
Hemphill Hon Robert W U S Representative from the State of South
1229
Mounger Breed O president Mississippi Bar Association
1236
McCanless Hon George F attorney general from the State of Tennessee
1247
Herlong Hon A S Jr U S Representative from the State of Florida_
1265
Jones Sam H former Governor of Louisiana__
1275
MAY 28 1959
1285
Renfro Mrs Sue Organized Women Voters of Arlington Va
1297
Stennis Hon John C U S Senator from the State of Mississippi
1304
Alford Hon Dale U S Representative from the State of Arkansas
1347
Patterson Hon Joe T attorney general from the State of Mississippi
1371
Alexander W B Cleveland Miss
1393
Greene Percy editor Jackson Advocate Jackson Miss___
1406
Travelstead Chester dean College of Education University of
1414
Barnes Lilace Reid president national board Young Womens Christian
1421

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