Fugitive Felon Act, prosecution of, fiscal year, 1957- Department of Justice-Adequacy of title 18, United States Code, section 1503 to deal with obstruction of court decrees... Desegregation in southern and border State school districts, fall 1956 to fall 1958 (Table) Discrimination, Labor Law, section 1272, State of South Carolina.. Douglas, Justice William O., address, Columbia Law Review dinner.. Flemming's statement on closed public schools, New York Times, December Gary, Gov. Raymond, of Oklahoma, "The South Can Integrate its Page 228 331 512 340 1004 715 746 105 218 168 71 Hannah, John Alfred, Chairman, Commission on Civil Rights (biography).. Hesburgh, Theodore M., Commissioner, Commission on Civil Rights (biography)- 232 233 Human Relation Board of Social Missions and Executive Board of United 414 Johnson, George M., Commissioner, Commission on Civil Rights (biography).. 234 Johnston, Olin D., introduction of South Carolina delegation--- 437 1153 Memorandum, "Time and Witnesses for Civil Rights Hearings," May 27, 1959. 1299 Mississippi State conference of NAACP branches statement_ 1073 272 1345 NAACP-Brief history from 1909 to 1959 305 "North Moves To Eliminate Color Line in Its Schools," New York Times, August 26, 1957....... 86 Oberdorfer, Dan, (editorial, Chicago Daily News Service): "Civil Rights Resolutions adopted by the State Democratic Convention of Georgia, School issue surveyed at 4-year anniversary. Segregation on legislation-Supplementary memorandum by J. Francis South Carolina General Assembly concurrent resolution....... South Carolina Labor Department, section 1272, discrimination labor law South Carolina Progressive Democratic Organization, Columbia, S.C.. "The Role of the Supreme Court as Interpreter of the Constitution," 1365 By Senator James O. Eastland, May 26, 1955 (submitted by Judge 931 State laws against discrimination (summary of). 739 State and local laws (recent), resolutions, ordinances, and administration. policies, with comments by Mr. J. Francis Polhuas, counsel, NAACP, Washington Bureau (a compilation)_ 89 "State-by-State Summary of Major Developments Since 1954," Southern School News, May 1958 Storey, Robert Gerald, Vice Chairman, Commission on Civil Rights (biography).... 232 Summary of provision of S. 810. 115 Supreme Court cases (principal) on racial discrimination in housing, voting, Taylor, William L., legislative representative, Americans for Democratic Tiffany, Gordon McLean, staff director, Commission on Civil Rights.. Un-American Activities Committee, information from the files of U. S. v. James Griggs Raines et al., Registrars of Terrell County, Ga.: Opinion LETTERS Page 705 307 1035 Bennett, Glenn D., detective, Arson Bureau, to Senator Hart.. Carman, Harry J., chairman, American Liberal Association, to Senator Case, Clifford P., U.S. Senator, to Senator Olin D. Johnston_ Danstedt, Rudolph T., National Association of Social Workers, to Senator Goldblatt, Louis, secretary-treasurer, International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, to Senator Hennings.. Hart, Philip A., U.S. Senator, to Senator Hennings- Hennings, Thomas C., Jr., U.S. Senator, to Senator Olin D. Johnston---. Hennings, Thomas C., Jr., U.S. Senator, to Harry J. Carman, American Hennings, Thomas C., Jr., U.S. Senator, to Mrs. Robert E. Osth.. Johnston, Olin D., U.S. Senator, to Senator Hennings.. Kiley, Robert, president, U.S. National Student Association, to Senator Leskes, Theodore, American Jewish Committee, to Senator Hennings.. Masaoka, Mike M., representative, Japanese-American Citizens League, 596 505 Maslow, Will, to Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr. 346 491 Peterson, Esther, legislative representative, industrial union department, 350 Putnam, Carleton, to William P. Rogers, Attorney General_-- Snyder, Edward F., Friends Committee on National Legislation, to 946-950 694 Weitzer, Bernard, national legislative director, Jewish Wars Veterans, 751 TELEGRAMS Exhibit A: Status of school segregation-desegregation in the southern and border States, published by Southern Education Reporting Service (sub- Exhibit B: Cooper v. Aaron, opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court, September 1479 Exhibit C: Text of 49 Federal statutes provisions in which the United "Assault Upon Freedom of Association," a study of the southern attack on 1. "Catholic Bishops Speak on Racial Discrimination and the Moral 3. "Methodist Resolution on Integration," by the Council of Meth- 5. "The Bible Speaks on Race," board of social economic relations of 7. "The Convention and Triennial Daily," resolution on race is voted 8. The Lambeth Conference, 1958, the encyclical letter from the In re: George C. Wallace, brief for respondents.. Court cases.... Selected bibliography Page 1496 1520 1524 1573 1527 2743 2747 2749 2750 2751 2754 2783 2784 2786 1632 1604 CIVIL RIGHTS-1959 THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1959 U.S. SENATE, SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY, Washington, D.C. The subcommittee met, pursuant to recess, at 10:10 a.m., in room 312 Senate Office Building, Hon. Thomas C. Hennings, Jr. (chairman of the subcommittee), presiding. Present: Senators Hennings, Ervin, Carroll, and Hruska. Also present: Charles H. Slayman, Jr., chief counsel and staff director. Senator HENNINGS. The subcommittee will please come to order. Congressman Davis, will you please come forward? Mr. SLAYMAN. Apparently, he is not here, yet. Senator HENNINGS. Do you have any other witnesses? Mr. SLAYMAN. Congressman Huddleston. I am having his office called right now to find out when he will arrive. Senator HENNINGS. This committee has been called to order. Mr. SLAYMAN. Mr. Chairman, we have a short covering letter and a statement submitted for the record by Senator Hart, of Michigan. Senator HENNINGS. Without objection the letter with the accompanying statement of Senator Hart will be included and made a part of the record. Mr. SLAYMAN. Mr. Chairman, we have a short letter covering ar enclosed statement from the International Longshoremen's & Warehousemen's Union submitted for the record. Senator ERVIN. Is that the union Harry Bridges has been president of so long? Mr. SLAYMAN. That is correct. Senator HENNINGS. He has always been the head of it. There has not been any change in the last 25 years. I remember. Senator ERVIN. Not being that old I can't answer that. Senator HENNINGS. When you read the history you know there was an uncivil war. You weren't there but you can see there was one. Senator ERVIN. I am willing to concede there was and still is reconstruction also. Mr. SLAYMAN. Mr. Chairman, if there is no objection will this letter and enclosure be received for the record? Senator HENNINGS. Without objection it will be received. Mr. SLAYMAN. Mr. Chairman, I have here a letter and an enclosure from the National Lawyers Guild for the record. Senator HENNINGS. It is signed by Royal W. France. Without objection that letter and statement will be included in the record. |