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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 Sharon Harley
PAPERS OF THE NAACP
Supplement to Part 23:
Legal Department Case
Files, 1960-1972
Series A: The South,
Section I: Alabama,
Arkansas, and Florida
A UPA Collection
from
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BLACK STUDIES RESEARCH SOURCES
Microfilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections
General Editors: John H. Bracey, Jr., and Sharon Harley
PAPERS OF THE NAACP
Supplement to Part 23:
Legal Department Case Files, 1960-1972
Series A: The South
Section I: Alabama, Arkansas, and Florida
Edited by
John H. Bracey, Jr., and Sharon Harley
Project Coordinator
Randolph Boehm
Guide compiled by
Daniel Lewis
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Papers of the NAACP. Supplement to part 23, Legal department case files,1960-1972
[microform] / edited by John H. Bracey, Jr. and Sharon Harley; project coordinator,
Randolph H.Boehm.
microfilm reels.--(Black studies research sources)
Summary: Reproduces the working case files of the NAACP's general counsel and his
staff from 1960 through 1972. The files consist of background correspondence discussing
strategic decisions in the litigation process, complaints, briefs, transcripts, depositions, and exhibits.
Accompanied by a printed guide compiled by Daniel Lewis entitled: A guide to the
microfilm edition of Papers of the NAACP. Supplement to part 23, Legal department case
files, 1960-1972.
Contents: ser. A, The South. 1. Alabama, Arkansas, and Florida; 2. Georgia, Maryland,
North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia; 3. Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Tennessee, and Texas--ser. B. The Northeast. 1. Connecticut, Delaware, District of
Columbia, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island.
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1. African American--Legal status, laws, etc.--History--20th century--Sources.
2. African Americans--Civil rights--History--20th century--Sources. 3. Civil rights
movements--United States--History--20th century--Sources. 4. National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People--Archives. I. Title: Supplement to part 23. Legal
department case files, 1960-1972. II. Title: Legal department case files, 1960-1972.
III. Bracey, John H. IV. Harley, Sharon. V. Lewis, Daniel, 1972- VI. University Publications
of America (Firm) VII. Title: Guide to the microfilm edition of Papers of the NAACP.
Supplement to part 23, Legal department case files, 1960-1972. VIII. Series.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Scope and Content Note
Source Note
Editorial Note
Abbreviations
Reel Index
Group V, Legal Department Case Files
v
ix
ix
xi
Reels 1-2
Alabama
Group V, Boxes 5-7
Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
1
Reel 3
Alabama cont.
Group V, Box 7 cont.
Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. cont
Group V, Boxes 13-14
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education
3
4
Reels 4-8
Alabama cont.
Group V, Boxes 14 cont.-19
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education cont
5
Reel 9
Alabama cont.
Group V, Box 20
Love v. United States Steel Corporation
Group V, Box 21
McCune v. Jones Foundry Co
12
12
13
13
Reel 10
Alabama cont.
Nash v. Tennessee Valley Authority
Group V, Box 27
Nixon v. Brewer
Pettway v. American Cast Iron Pipe Co
Sims v. Amos
13
13
13
14
Arkansas
Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board
14
Reel 11
Arkansas cont.
Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board cont
14
Reel 12
Arkansas cont.
Cato v. Parham
15
Reel 13
Arkansas cont.
Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co
17
Reel 14
Arkansas cont.
Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
18
Reel 15
Arkansas cont.
Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company cont
Florida
Board of Public Instruction of Duval County, Florida v. NAA CP
Group V, Box 598
Florida ex rel. Hawkins v. Board of Control
20
20
21
Reels 16-17
Florida cont.
Group V, Boxes 628 and 630-633
Smith v. Board of Public Instruction of Pinellas County, Florida
Principal Correspondents Index
Subject Index
21
25
29
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
This Supplement to Part 23 of Papers of the NAACP reproduces the working
case files of the NAACP's general counsel and his Legal Department staff for the
period from 1960 to 1972, but focusing on the years from 1965 to 1972. Building on
its legal victories in cases such as Smith v. Allwright, Sweatt v. Painter, and Brown
v. Board of Education, and the passage of landmark federal civil rights legislation in
1964 and 1965, the NAACP, during the 1960s and 1970s, continued its legal battle
against racial discrimination. The case files in Supplement to Part 23 pertain to
school desegregation, employment discrimination, discrimination in the criminal
justice system, voting rights, and demonstrations and boycotts. The files consist of
correspondence discussing strategic decisions in the litigation process, exhibits,
briefs, lawyers' notes, depositions, and transcripts of court proceedings.
Due to the massive size of the NAACP Legal Department Case Files, UPA has
organized this Supplement to Part 23 into several series based on geographic
location. Series A covers southern states and is further divided into three sections.
Section I covers Alabama, Arkansas, and Florida. Section II covers Georgia,
Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Section III covers Kentucky,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Texas. Series B covers northeastern states
while Series C and Series D cover the midwest and west, respectively. This guide
provides a reel index as well as an alphabetical correspondents index and subject
index for the cases in Series A, Section I.
Alabama cases in this edition pertain to employment discrimination, school
desegregation, and voting rights. The first Alabama case is Buckner v. Goodyear
Tire and Rubber Co. The plaintiffs in this case were David Buckner and other African
American employees of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company plant in Gadsden,
Alabama. Buckner and his coworkers made several charges of employment
discrimination, including the maintenance of racially segregated facilities,
discriminatory hiring and recruitment practices, and discriminatory selection of
candidates for entry into the company's apprenticeship program. Local 12 of the
United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Plastic Workers of America also became a
defendant in this case because of the collective bargaining agreement between the
union and Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. This case begins at Frame 0001 of
Reel 1 and continues through to Frame 0429 of Reel 3.
The second major Alabama case in this edition is Lee v. Macon County Board of
Education. The parents of African American school children in Macon County
brought this case in 1963 because of continued segregation in the county school
system. In February 1964 Alabama Governor George C. Wallace and members of
the State Board of Education were added as defendants in this case. The plaintiffs
charged that Wallace and the State Board of Education actively interfered with the
process of eliminating segregation in the Alabama public schools. The files for this
case include dramatic testimony involving confrontations between the plaintiffs'
lawyers and Alabama school officials on racial issues and states' rights. Materials
from Lee v. Macon County Board of Education begin at Frame 0430 of Reel 3 and
continue through to Frame 0736 of Reel 9.
Other Alabama cases in this edition pertain to employment discrimination and
voting rights. The employment discrimination cases are Love v. United States Steel
Corporation, McCune v. Jones Foundry, Nash v. Tennessee Valley Authority, and
Pettway v. American Cast Iron Pipe Co. The voting rights cases are Nixon v. Brewer
and Sims v. Amos. In the case of Nixon v. Brewer, the plaintiff is E. D. Nixon, an
NAACP and labor leader in Alabama since the late 1920s and one of the leaders of
the Montgomery bus boycott of 1955-1956.
Arkansas cases in this edition pertain to employment discrimination and school
desegregation. The first employment discrimination case is Alexander v. Warren
School District No. 1 Board. In this case, Travistine Alexander, a veteran elementary
school teacher, charged that she had been discriminated against when the school
board refused to renew her contract for the 1970-1971 school year. This case
indicates some of the problems faced by African Americans as schools in southern
states attempted to desegregate, often at the expense of African American school
administrators and teachers. This case begins at Frame 0453 of Reel 10 and
continues through to the end of Reel 11.
The other two employment discrimination cases from Arkansas are Irvin v.
Mohawk Rubber Co. (Reel 13) and Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
(Reel 14 and Frames 0001 through 0174 of Reel 15). In Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co.,
Melvin D. Irvin and and Johnnie E. Lewis, African American employees of the
Mohawk Rubber Company, sued the company and Local 539 of the United Rubber,
Cork, Linoleum, and Plastic Workers of America. Irvin and Lewis charged that the
company restricted African American workers to specific departments and that the
union failed to represent the interests of African Americans. In Norman v. Missouri
Pacific Railroad Company, John W. Norman and other African American employees
asserted that the railroad classified African Americans as train porters but required
them to perform the same tasks as the higher-paid white brakemen.
The Arkansas school desegregation case in this edition is Cato v. Parham (Reel
12). The plaintiffs in this case were Samuel Wayne Cato and other African American
students and their parents in the Dollarway School District No. 2 in Jefferson
County, Arkansas. The defendants in the case were Lee Parham and members of
the Board of Directors of the Dollarway School District No. 2. This case originated in
1959 as Dove v. Parham and is indicative of the ability of southern school districts to
delay the process of school desegregation.
Florida cases in this edition concern school desegregation and employment
discrimination. The first Florida case is Board of Public Instruction of Duval County,
Florida v. NAACP (Reel 15, Frame 0175 through Frame 0770). In this case, parents
of African American school students in Duval County conducted a school boycott in
order to protest the slow pace of school desegregation. The Board of Public
Instruction sued the NAACP claiming that the association had coordinated the
boycott and that the boycott violated Florida's compulsory school attendance law.
Florida ex rel. Hawkins v. Board of Control (Reel 15, Frame 0771) involved Virgil D.
Hawkins' application to the University of Florida law school in 1949. The final case in
this edition is Smith v. Board of Public Instruction of Pinellas County, Florida. This
case involved the closing of the Skyway campus of St. Petersburg Junior College
and the dismissal of several African American teachers. The dismissed teachers
sued the Board of Public Instruction, arguing that they had been terminated because
of their race and, further, that the actions of the Board of Public Instruction violated
Florida's teacher tenure laws.
This edition of Papers of the NAACP represents the first supplement of legal
case files microfilmed by UPA focusing on the period after 1965. Other parts of
Papers of the NAACP that contain significant documentation on the NAACP Legal
Department are: Part 23: Legal Department Case Files, 1956-1965; Part 22: Legal
Department Administrative Files, 1956-1965; and Supplement to Part 16: Board of
Directors File, 1966-1970.
SOURCE NOTE
The documents microfilmed for this edition are held by the Manuscript Division
of the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. The files selected for this edition were
drawn from Group V, Legal Department Case Files, of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Records Collection.
EDITORIAL NOTE
Professors John H. Bracey, Jr., and Sharon Harley compiled this edition of
Papers of the NAACP after a thorough survey of the Legal Department Case Files in
Group V of the NAACP Records collection at the Library of Congress. Each file
selected for this edition has been reproduced in its entirety.
ABBREVIATIONS
The following abbreviations are used throughout this guide.
AFL-CIO
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial
Organizations
HEW
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
NAACP
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
REEL INDEX
The following is a listing of the folders comprising Papers of the NAACP, Supplement to
Part 23: Legal Department Case Files, 1960-1972, Series A: The South, Section I: Alabama,
Arkansas, and Florida. The four-digit number on the far left is the frame 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. Substantive issues are highlighted under the heading Major Topics, as are prominent
correspondents under the heading Principal Correspondents.
Ree; 1
Frame No.
Group V, Legal Department Case Files
Alabama
Group V, Box 5
0001 Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--Appendices, 1972 (1 of 2). 474 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; Local 12, United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum,
and Plastic Workers of America, AFL-CIO; Goodyear affirmative action program;
apprenticeship program.
Principal Correspondents: David H. Hood Jr.; William F. Gardner; John J. McMahon
Jr.; Clarence F. Rhea.
0475 Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--Appendices, 1972 (2 of 2). 442 pp.
and Plastic Workers of America, AFL-CIO; apprenticeship program.
Principal Correspondent: David H. Hood Jr.
0917 Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--Background Information, 1960-1961.
157pp.
Major Topic: Local 12, United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Plastic Workers of
America, AFL-CIO.
Reel 2
Group V, Legal Department Case Files cont.
Alabama cont.
Group V, Box 6
0002 Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--General Case Material, 1961-1962.
78pp.
0080
0135
0240
0392
0485
and Plastic Workers of America, AFL-CIO; President's Committee on Equal
Employment Opportunity.
Principal Correspondents: Lindsey Elsberry Jr.; Joseph H. Cramer; Franklin Douglas;
Blake Covington; David Buckner; Roosevelt McCain; Herbert Maye Jr.; Cawthon
Ford; Nathaniel Granger; Sandy Thornton; E. K. Bowers; George Burdon; Hobart
Taylor Jr.
Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--General Case Material, MarchNovember 1963. 55 pp.
and Plastic Workers of America, AFL-CIO; National Labor Relations Board case
involving Local 12 and Business League of Gadsden.
Principal Correspondents: Walter C. Phillips; Robert L. Carter; Clarence F. Rhea;
Maria L. Marcus.
Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--General Case Material, December
1963. 105pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; National Labor Relations Board case
involving Local 12, United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Plastic Workers of
America, AFL-CIO, and Business League of Gadsden.
Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--General Case Material, 1964. 152 pp.
Major Topics: National Labor Relations Board case involving Local 12, United
Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Plastic Workers of America, AFL-CIO, and
Business League of Gadsden; employment discrimination.
Principal Correspondents: Maria L. Marcus; Ivar H. Peterson; Robert L. Carter; David
Buckner; Courtney Carswell.
Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--General Case Material, January-June
1965. 93pp.
Business League of Gadsden; employment discrimination; Local Union No. 12,
United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Plastic Workers of America, AFL-CIO v.
National Labor Relations Board.
Principal Correspondents: David Buckner; Maria L. Marcus; Robert L. Carter; Arnold
Ordman; Marcel Mallet-Prevost.
Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--General Case Material, July-October
1965. 68pp.
Major Topics: Local Union No. 12, United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Plastic
Workers of America, AFL-CIO v. National Labor Relations Board; employment
discrimination.
Principal Correspondent: David Buckner.
0553
0616
0681
0774
Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--General Case Material, JanuaryNovember 1966. 63 pp.
discrimination.
Principal Correspondents: Maria L. Marcus; Robert L. Carter.
Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--General Case Material, December
1966. 65 pp.
discrimination.
Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--General Case Material, 1967. 93 pp.
discrimination.
Principal Correspondents: Maria L. Marcus; Kathryn M. Rossback; David Buckner;
Franklin Douglas; Blake Covington; Cawthon Ford; Roosevelt McCain; Herbert
Maye Jr.; Sandy Thornton; Clarence F. Rhea; Nathaniel Granger; Robert L.
Carter.
Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--General Case Material, 1968-1976 and
Undated. 117pp.
and Plastic Workers of America, AFL-CIO; Business League of Gadsden.
Principal Correspondents: O. Frank Woolf; Clarence F. Rhea; David H. Hood Jr.;
Nathaniel R. Jones.
Group V, Box 7
0891 Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--Lawyers' Drafts and Notes, 1962-1966
and Undated. 104pp.
Major Topics: National Labor Relations Board; Hughes Tool Company; Independent
Metal Workers Union; employment discrimination.
Principal Correspondent: Robert L. Carter.
Reel 3
Alabama cont.
0001 Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--Petitions, 1965-1966.180 pp.
discrimination; Business League of Gadsden.
0181 Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--Transcripts, September 1963. 158 pp.
0339
Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.--Transcripts, October 1963. 91 pp.
Group V, Box 13
0430 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Background Information: General,
1961-1966 and Undated. 134 pp.
Major Topics: Colbert County, Alabama, schools; Title VI of Civil Rights Act of 1964
(nondiscrimination in federally assisted programs); Escambia County, Alabama,
schools; HEW school desegregation guidelines.
Principal Correspondents: Lawrence Crowder; John Deason; H. L. Terrell; Alton L.
Turner; J. R. Pittard.
0564 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Background Information: Civil Rights
Act of 1964, February-March 1964. 70 pp.
Major Topic: Debate in U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate.
Act of 1964, April 1964. 66 pp.
Major Topic: Debate in U.S. Senate.
Act of 1964, June 1964 and Undated. 38 pp.
Major Topic: Debate in U.S. Senate.
0738 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Background Information: [Alabama
Code and Other Case Law], ca. 1965-1966 and Undated. 26 pp.
Major Topics: Alabama school funding; HEW school desegregation guidelines.
0764 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Background Information: Newspaper
Clippings, August 1966. 35 pp.
Major Topics: School desegregation in southern states; George C. Wallace's
opposition to HEW school desegregation guidelines; Anniston schools.
Clippings, September 1966. 66 pp.
Major Topics: Alabama legislation opposing HEW school desegregation guidelines;
George C. Wallace; Alabama Education Association (teacher's labor
organization).
Clippings, October-November 1966 and Undated. 48 pp.
Major Topics: HEW school desegregation guidelines; George C. Wallace; Head Start
program.
Group V, Box 14
0913 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Background Information: Statutes and
Cases, 1966. 87 pp.
Louisiana v. NAACP (operations of nonprofit associations); NAACP v. Alabama;
Smith v. Board of Education of Morrilton School District No. 32 (hiring of teachers
without regard to race); Alston v. School Board of City of Norfolk (teachers'
salaries).
1000
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Background Information: Statutes and
Cases [relating to Enforcement Powers of Federal Boards and Commissions],
Undated. 81 pp.
Major Topics: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. v. United States (enforcement of
Federal Communications Commission order); Transcontinental & Western Air,
Inc. v. Civil Aeronautics Board (Civil Aeronautics Board regulations); Siomkin v.
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corporation (payment of overtime wages under
Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 and powers of wages and hours administrator);
New Orleans Laundries v. Porter (establishment of maximum prices under
Emergency Price Control Act of 1942 and powers of price administrator in Office
of Price Administration).
Reel 4
Alabama cont.
0001 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Allbright, Boyce S.
[Superintendent of Education, Winston County, Alabama], 1966. 51 pp.
Major Topics: Winston County schools; freedom of choice plan; federal funding for
education; HEW school desegregation guidelines.
0052 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Botts, Benjamin Clarence
[Superintendent of Education, Pike County, Alabama], 1966 (1 of 2). 68 pp.
Major Topics: Pike County schools; busing of students; school construction; freedom
of choice plan; HEW school desegregation guidelines.
0120 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Botts, Benjamin Clarence
[Superintendent of Education, Pike County, Alabama], 1966 (2 of 2). 29 pp.
Major Topics: Pike County schools; Pike County teachers; HEW school
desegregation guidelines.
Principal Correspondent: George C. Wallace.
0149 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Brewster, C. M.
[Superintendent of Sheffield, Alabama, City Schools], 1966. 69 pp.
Major Topics: Sheffield city schools; freedom of choice plan; HEW school
0218 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Brown, David C.
[Superintendent of Education, Colbert County, Alabama], 1966. 95 pp.
Major Topics: Colbert County schools; busing of students; freedom of choice plan;
HEW school desegregation guidelines; federal funding for education.
0313 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Courington, R. M.
[Superintendent of Russellville, Alabama, City Schools], 1966 (1 of 2). 117 pp.
Major Topics: Russellville city schools; freedom of choice plan; HEW school
desegregation guidelines; textbooks.
0430 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Courington, R. M.
[Superintendent of Russellville, Alabama, City Schools], 1966 (2 of 2). 39 pp.
Major Topics: Russellville city schools; HEW school desegregation guidelines; A. R.
Meadows speech on segregation; Alabama State legislature's opposition to HEW
school desegregation guidelines.
0469
Principal Correspondents: George C. Wallace; James B. Allen; Albert Brewer; C. W.
James; R. M. Courington.
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Crowder, Lawrence E.
[U.S. Office of Education, Civil Rights Specialist], 1966. 76 pp.
Major Topics: Alabama schools; compliance with school desegregation provisions of
Civil Rights Act of 1964; freedom of choice plans.
Group V, Box 15
0545 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Elliot, W. W.
[Superintendent of Education, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama], 1966 (1 of 3). 102 pp.
Major Topics: Tuscaloosa County schools; freedom of choice plan; HEW school
desegregation guidelines; federal and state funding for education.
Major Topics: Tuscaloosa County schools; freedom of choice plan; teachers; HEW
school desegregation guidelines; federal funding for education.
Major Topics: Tuscaloosa County schools; freedom of choice plan; opposition of
Alabama State officials to HEW school desegregation guidelines.
0801 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Fite, Rankin [Member,
Alabama House of Representatives], 1966. 36 pp.
federal and state funding for education.
0837 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Howe, Harold, II [U.S.
Commissioner of Education], 1966 (1 of 3). 71 pp.
Major Topics: HEW school desegregation guidelines; Elementary and Secondary
Education Act.
Major Topics: HEW school desegregation guidelines; federal funding for education;
freedom of choice plans.
Reel 5
Alabama cont.
Major Topics: HEW school desegregation guidelines; federal funding for education;
freedom of choice plans.
0087 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Hudson, Estes
[Superintendent of Schools, Marion County, Alabama], 1966. 68 pp.
Major Topics: Marion County schools; freedom of choice plan; HEW school
0155 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Kirby, T. H.
[Superintendent of Schools, Opelika, Alabama], 1966. 54 pp.
Major Topics: Opelika city schools; freedom of choice plan.
0209
0312
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Leeman, Hafford R.
[Superintendent of Education, Decatur, Alabama], 1966 (1 of 2). 103 pp.
Major Topics: Decatur city schools; freedom of choice plan.
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Leeman, Hafford R.
[Superintendent of Education, Decatur, Alabama], 1966 (2 of 2). 79 pp.
Major Topics: Decatur city schools; HEW school desegregation guidelines; school
construction.
Principal Correspondents: A. R. Meadows; George C. Wallace; Hafford R. Leeman;
Harold Howe II.
Group V, Box 16
0391 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Locke, Hugh A., Jr.
[Lawyer and Former Member of Alabama House of Representatives], 1966 (1 of 2).
62 pp.
federal-state relations.
0453 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Locke, Hugh A., Jr.
[Lawyer and Former Member of Alabama House of Representatives], 1966 (2 of 2).
59 pp.
federal-state relations.
0512 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Nelson, Harvey D.
[Superintendent of Schools, Tuscaloosa, Alabama], 1966. 63 pp.
Major Topics: Tuscaloosa city schools; freedom of choice plan.
0575 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Newman, J. Julian
[Superintendent of Education, Athens, Alabama], 1966. 72 pp.
Major Topic: Athens city schools.
0647 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Parrish, Charles H.
[Superintendent of Education, Franklin County, Alabama], 1966. 83 pp.
Major Topics: Franklin County schools; freedom of choice plan.
0730 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Richards, Warren N.
[Superintendent of Education, Russell County, Alabama], 1966. 62 pp.
Major Topics: Russell County schools; freedom of choice plan.
0792 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Riddle, Walter James
[Superintendent of Education, Phenix, Alabama], 1966. 54 pp.
Major Topics: Phenix city schools; freedom of choice plan; HEW school
0846 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Snellgrove, J. R.
[Superintendent of Schools, Enterprise, Alabama], 1966. 60 pp.
Major Topics: Enterprise city schools; freedom of choice plan.
Reel 6
Alabama cont.
0001 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Summaries, Volume 1,
ca. 1966. 109 pp.
Major Topics: Alabama schools; Alabama legislation opposing HEW school
desegregation guidelines; federal-state relations.
0110 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Summaries, Volume 2
(1 of 2), ca. 1966. 177 pp.
Major Topics: Winston County schools; Calhoun County schools; Pike County
schools; freedom of choice plans; HEW school desegregation guidelines;
Sheffield city schools; Colbert County schools; Russellville city schools;
Tuscaloosa County schools; federal-state relations; Brewton city schools;
Autauga County schools.
(2 of 2), ca. 1966. 164 pp.
Major Topics: Talladega city schools; freedom of choice plans; Shelby County
schools; HEW school desegregation guidelines; Marion County schools;
Piedmont city schools; Opelika city schools; Decatur city schools; school
construction; Tuscaloosa city schools; federal funding for education.
(1 of 2), ca. 1966. 133 pp.
Major Topics: Athens city schools; school construction; federal funding for education;
Franklin County schools; freedom of choice plans; HEW school desegregation
guidelines; Selma city schools; Talladega County schools; Sylacauga city
schools; Bibb County schools; Marengo County schools; Russell County schools;
Phenix city schools; DeKalb County schools.
(2 of 2), ca. 1966. 135 pp.
Major Topics: Randolph County schools; freedom of choice plans; Enterprise city
schools; school construction; Jacksonville city schools; Lauderdale County
schools; federal funding for education; Escambia County schools; HEW school
Group V, Box 17
0719 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Depositions: Thornton, Robert Allen
[Superintendent of Schools, Lauderdale County, Alabama], 1966. 82 pp.
Major Topics: Lauderdale County schools; freedom of choice plan; school
construction; HEW school desegregation guidelines.
0801 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, March-July
1966. 87 pp.
Major Topics: Federal funding for education; historically black colleges and
universities; HEW school desegregation guidelines; teachers; freedom of choice
plans; federal-state relations; Alabama Superintendents of Education.
Principal Correspondent: Harold Howe II.
0888
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, September
1966. 57 pp.
Major Topics: Alabama NAACP State Conference of Branches v. George C.
Wallace; Alabama legislation opposing HEW school desegregation guidelines.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Arthur D. Shores; R. C. Dobson; Orzell
Billingsley Jr.
Reel 7
Alabama cont.
0001 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, October 1966.
59 pp.
Wallace; school desegregation.
Principal Correspondents: J. Mason Davis; Frank D. Reeves; Orzell Billingsley Jr.;
Robert L. Carter.
0060 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, November 1-13,
1966. 76 pp.
Major Topics: Alabama schools; Alabama NAACP State Conference of Branches v.
George C. Wallace; schools deferred or terminated from federal funding by HEW.
0136 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, November 1418, 1966. 77 pp.
Wallace; HEW school desegregation guidelines.
Principal Correspondents: Oscar W. Adams Jr.; Robert L. Carter; Frank D. Reeves;
Hugh Maddox.
0213 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, November 2129, 1966. 65 pp.
Major Topics: School desegregation; Alabama NAACP State Conference of
Branches v. George C. Wallace; Alabama legislation opposing HEW school
Principal Correspondents: Oscar W. Adams Jr.; Taunya Lovell.
0278 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, November 30,
1966. 41 pp.
Wallace; HEW school desegregation guidelines; freedom of choice plans.
0319 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, December 2-22,
1966. 87 pp.
Wallace; Alabama legislation opposing HEW school desegregation guidelines;
federal-state relations; HEW school desegregation guidelines; freedom of choice
plans; federal funding for education; Tuscaloosa County schools; Tuscaloosa city
schools.
Principal Correspondents: Joan Franklin; Frank D. Reeves; Robert L. Carter; Orzell
Billingsley Jr.
0406
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, December 31,
1966. 69 pp.
0475
Wallace; HEW school desegregation guidelines; federal-state relations;
opposition of Alabama State officials to HEW school desegregation guidelines;
Alabama legislation opposing HEW school desegregation guidelines; Tuscaloosa
County schools.
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, January 10,
1967. 67 pp.
Walker County schools; Jasper city schools; Pike County schools; freedom of
choice plans; Morgan County schools; Anniston city schools; Eufaula city
schools; Muscle Shoals city schools; Shelby County schools; Lee County
schools.
Group V, Box 18
0542 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, January 23-26,
1967. 91 pp.
Wallace; school desegregation; HEW school desegregation guidelines; federalstate relations; freedom of choice plans; Alabama legislation opposing HEW
school desegregation guidelines; Title IV and Title VI of Civil Rights Act of 1964.
0633 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, January 27-30,
1967. 99 pp.
Major Topics: Alabama schools; school desegregation; Alabama Board of Education;
opposition of Alabama State officials to HEW school desegregation guidelines;
Alabama legislation opposing HEW school desegregation guidelines; school
construction; teachers.
0732 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, February 2,
1967(1 of 2). 26 pp.
Wallace; school desegregation; HEW school desegregation guidelines.
Principal Correspondent: Brian K. Landsberg.
1967 (2 of 2). 48 pp.
Major Topics: A. R. Meadows; Alabama Board of Education; opposition of Alabama
State officials to HEW school desegregation guidelines; Tuscaloosa County
schools.
0806 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, February 15-21,
1967. 26 pp.
Wallace; HEW school desegregation guidelines; Title VI of Civil Rights Act of
1964.
Principal Correspondents: Orzell Billingsley Jr.; Oscar W. Adams Jr.; Robert L.
Carter; Joan Franklin; Frank D. Reeves.
1967. 93 pp.
Major Topics: School desegregation; school construction; teachers; busing of
students; Alabama NAACP State Conference of Branches v. George C. Wallace;
freedom of choice plans; Title VI of Civil Rights Act of 1964.
0925
0974
Principal Correspondents: John Doar; St. John Barrett; Brian K. Landsberg.
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, February 23,
1967. 49 pp.
Major Topics: HEW school desegregation guidelines; Title VI of Civil Rights Act of
1964; school construction; teachers; busing of students.
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, March-May
1967. 107 pp.
Major Topics: School desegregation; Alabama tuition grant legislation; Title IV and
Title VI of Civil Rights Act of 1964; school construction; teachers; busing of
students; freedom of choice plans; Alabama NAACP State Conference of
Reel 8
Alabama cont.
0001 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, June 1967.
55 pp.
0056
0077
0170
Major Topics: School desegregation; Alabama tuition grant legislation; federal-state
relations; HEW school desegregation guidelines; opposition of Alabama State
officials to HEW school desegregation guidelines; school construction; teachers;
busing of students; freedom of choice plans.
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, 1971. 21 pp.
Major Topics: School desegregation; Calhoun County schools.
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, Undated
(1 of 5). 93 pp.
Wallace; school desegregation; Alabama state officials opposing HEW school
desegregation guidelines; Alabama legislation opposing HEW school
desegregation guidelines; Tuscaloosa County schools; Tuscaloosa city schools.
Principal Correspondents: Charles Louis Fishman; Fred L. Banks Jr.
(2 of 5). 77 pp.
Wallace; school desegregation; Alabama legislation opposing HEW school
desegregation guidelines; freedom of choice plans; teachers.
Group V, Box 19
0247 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--General Case Material, Undated
(3 of 5). 89 pp.
Major Topics: School desegregation; Alabama NAACP State Conference of
desegregation guidelines; Alexander City schools; Anniston city schools; Brewton
city schools; Decatur city schools; Florence city schools; Pike County schools.
Principal Correspondents: Charles Louis Fishman; S. C. Doss Jr.; J. Revis Hall; John
R. Miller Jr.; Bruce L. Spencer; Rufus Hibbett; Ernest Stone; Martin Ray; George
C. Wallace; James B. Allen; Albert Brewer; Benjamin Clarence Botts.
0336
(4 of 5). 135 pp.
0471
0604
0687
0782
0848
0920
Major Topics: Alabama schools; teacher-student ratios; busing of students; school
desegregation; school construction.
(5 of 5). 133 pp.
Major Topics: Opposition of Alabama State officials to school desegregation; HEW
school desegregation guidelines; Alabama legislation opposing HEW school
desegregation guidelines; school construction; teachers.
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education-- Lawyers' Drafts and Notes, 1966
(1 of 7). 83 pp.
Major Topics: Discrimination in employment of teachers; school desegregation;
opposition of Alabama State officials to HEW school desegregation guidelines.
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Lawyers' Drafts and Notes, 1966
(2 of 7). 95 pp.
Major Topics: Alabama schools; HEW school desegregation guidelines.
(3 of 7). 66 pp.
Major Topics: Alabama schools; school desegregation; HEW school desegregation
guidelines.
(4 of 7). 72 pp.
Major Topics: Alabama schools; HEW school desegregation guidelines.
(5 of 7). 80 pp.
Major Topics: Opposition of Alabama State officials to HEW school desegregation
guidelines; Alabama schools; Alabama NAACP State Conference of Branches v.
George C. Wallace; school desegregation.
Reel 9
Alabama cont.
0001 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Lawyers' Drafts and Notes, 1966
(6 of 7). 100 pp.
0101
Major Topic: School desegregation.
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Lawyers1 Drafts and Notes, 1966
(7 of 7). 56 pp.
Group V, Box 20
0157 Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Transcripts, November 1966. 251 pp.
Wallace; Alabama Board of Education; A. R. Meadows; junior colleges and
vocational schools; HEW school desegregation guidelines; federal-state
relations; state funding for education; teachers; George Leslie Layton; Alabama
schools.
0408
0647
0737
0767
0863
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Transcripts, December 1, 1966. 239 pp.
Wallace; Walker County schools; freedom of choice plans; opposition of Alabama
State officials to HEW school desegregation guidelines; E. D. Nixon; Jasper city
schools; Pike County schools; Morgan County schools; Anniston city schools;
Eufaula city schools; Muscle Shoals city schools.
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education--Transcripts, December 2, 1966. 90 pp.
Wallace; Lister Hill; HEW school desegregation guidelines; Shelby County
schools; freedom of choice plans; Lee County schools.
Love v. United States Steel Corporation, 1966-1967. 30 pp.
Major Topic: Employment discrimination.
Principal Correspondents: I. W. Abel; C. T. Spivey.
Love v. United States Steel Corporation, 1968. 96 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964; Local
1489 and 1013 of United Steelworkers of America.
Principal Correspondents: Robert F. Van Lierop; Pearl Cole; Robert L. Carter;
Jerome A. Cooper.
Love v. United States Steel Corporation, 1970-1971 and Undated. 36 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; United Steelworkers of America.
Group V, Box 21
0899 McCune v. Jones Foundry Co., 1969-1970. 33 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Principal Correspondent: Edward J. Kirst.
Reel 10
Alabama cont.
0001 Nash v. Tennessee Valley Authority, 1970-1972. 118 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; Equal Employment Opportunity Act of
1972.
Principal Correspondents: Nathaniel R. Jones; Demetrius C. Newton; Thomas A.
Pedersen; John E. Massey; William D. Wells.
Group V, Box 27
0119 Nixon v. Brewer, 1970-1971. 119 pp.
Major Topics: James Madison Constitutional Law Institute; at-large elections for
Alabama State legislature; voting rights; equal protection clause of Fourteenth
Amendment to U.S. Constitution; Alabama Constitution; reapportionment and
redistricting for Alabama legislature.
Principal Correspondents: Morris Dees; Nathaniel R. Jones.
0238 Pettway v. American Cast Iron Pipe Co., 1965-1966. 94 pp.
Major Topics: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; employment
discrimination; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964; Birmingham NAACP branch.
Principal Correspondents: Herbert Hill; George L. Holland; J. Eugene Foster;
Kenneth R. Daniel; John W. Nixon; Robert L. Carter; Barbara A. Morris.
0332
Sims v. Amos, 1971-1972. 121 pp.
Major Topics: Reapportionmerit and redistricting for Alabama legislature; equal
protection clause of Fourteenth Amendment to U.S. Constitution.
Principal Correspondents: Nathaniel R. Jones; Morris Dees; Joseph J. Levin Jr.
Arkansas
Group V, Box 39
0453 Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board--Appendix, Undated. 127 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; teachers; Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Amendments to U.S. Constitution; Civil Rights Act of 1866.
Principal Correspondents: James M. Hughes; Travistine Alexander.
0580 Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board--Background Information:
General, 1971. 39 pp.
Major Topic: Arkansas teacher retirement system.
Group V, Box 40
Relevant Case Law, 1945, 1959, and 1966-1969. 130 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; teachers; due process and equal
protection clauses of Fourteenth Amendment to U.S. Constitution; faculty and
student desegregation; school desegregation; freedom of choice plan.
Relevant Case Law, 1970-1971. 43 pp.
Major Topics: School desegregation; employment discrimination; teachers.
0792 Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board--Exhibits, 1970 and Undated.
4 pp.
Major Topic: Assessment of teachers.
0796 Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board--General Case Material, 1970.
15 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; teachers.
Principal Correspondent: L. C. Bates.
0811 Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board--General Case Material, MarchAugust 1971. 81 pp.
Principal Correspondents: L. C. Bates; George Howard Jr.
Reel 11
Arkansas cont.
0001 Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board--General Case Material,
September-December 1971. 92 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; teachers; freedom of choice plan; due
process and equal protection clauses of Fourteenth Amendment to U.S.
Constitution; Civil Rights Act of 1866; Civil Rights Act of 1871.
0093
0191
0294
0369
Principal Correspondent: James I. Meyerson.
Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board--General Case Material,
January-March 1972. 98 pp.
Principal Correspondents: James I. Meyerson; George Howard Jr.
Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board--General Case Material, AprilJuly 1972. 103 pp.
Principal Correspondents: James I. Meyerson; Travistine Alexander; H. Murray
Claycomb.
Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board--General Case Material, AugustDecember 1972. 75 pp.
Major Topics: Arkansas teacher retirement system; employment discrimination;
teachers; Civil Rights Act of 1866; Civil Rights Act of 1871; due process and
equal protection clauses of Fourteenth Amendment to U.S. Constitution.
Principal Correspondents: Rosemary Houser; Travistine Alexander; James I.
Meyerson; George Howard Jr.
Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board--General Case Material, Undated.
29 pp.
Group V, Box 41
0398 Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board--Lawyers' Drafts and Notes,
1969-1972 and Undated. 112 pp.
Major Topics: Teachers; dismissal of Travistine Alexander and hearing before
Warren School Board; employment discrimination.
Principal Correspondents: James M. Hughes; Travistine Alexander.
0510 Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board--Transcripts: Volume 1,1971.
204 pp.
Major Topics: Teachers; employment discrimination; Warren schools; school
administration.
0714 Alexander v. Warren School District No. 1 Board--Transcripts: Volume 2,1971.
295 pp.
Major Topics: Warren schools; school administration; teachers; employment
discrimination.
Reel 12
Arkansas cont.
Group V, Box 43
0001 Cato v. Parham--Background Information, 1966-1967 and Undated. 45 pp.
Mayor Topics: Employment discrimination; teachers; school desegregation; busing of
students.
0046 Cato v. Parham--General Case Material, 1961-1963. 10 pp.
Major Topic: Dove v. Parham (transfer to Dollarway School, school desegregation).
Principal Correspondent: J. Smith Henley.
0056
0116
0209
0360
0380
0424
0502
0559
0663
Cato v. Parham--General Case Material, 1967. 60 pp.
Major Topics: Dove v. Parham; Dollarway School District No. 2, Jefferson County;
school desegregation; discrimination in assignment of teachers; due process and
equal protection clauses of Fourteenth Amendment to U.S. Constitution; freedom
of choice plan.
Principal Correspondents: George Howard Jr.; Robert L. Carter; Barbara A. Morris;
J. Smith Henley.
Cato v. Parham--General Case Material, January-July 1968. 93 pp.
Major Topics: Dollarway School District No. 2, Jefferson County; student and faculty
desegregation; freedom of choice plan.
Principal Correspondents: Robert V. Light; Barbara A. Morris; J. Smith Henley.
Cato v. Parham--General Case Material, August-October 1968. 151 pp.
Cato v. Parham--General Case Material, November-December 1968. 20 pp.
desegregation.
Principal Correspondents: Robert V. Light; Barbara A. Morris; J. Smith Henley;
George Howard Jr.
Cato v. Parham--General Case Material, 1969-1970. 44 pp.
desegregation.
Principal Correspondent: George Howard Jr.
Cato v. Parham--Lawyers' Drafts and Notes: Drafts, 1968 (1 of 2). 78 pp.
Cato v. Parham--Lawyers' Drafts and Notes: Drafts, 1968 (2 of 2). 57 pp.
desegregation; Alabama pupil placement legislation; freedom of choice plan.
Cato v. Parham--Lawyers' Drafts and Notes: Notes, Undated (1 of 2). 104 pp.
desegregation.
Cato v. Parham--Lawyers' Drafts and Notes: Notes, Undated (2 of 2). 39 pp.
Group V, Box 44
0702 Cato v. Parham--Transcript: pp. 1-167, 1968. 169 pp.
desegregation; freedom of choice plan; busing of students.
0871 Cato v. Parham--Transcript: pp. 168-304, 1968. 138 pp.
Major Topics: Dollarway School District No. 2, Jefferson County; faculty
desegregation; busing of students.
Reel 13
Arkansas cont.
Group V, Box 47
0001 Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co.--Background Information, 1968. 63 pp.
Major Topic: United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Plastic Workers of America, AFLCIO.
0064 Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co--Exhibits: Number 1, [1960-1968]. 216 pp.
Major Topic: Agreements between Local Union No. 539, United Rubber, Cork,
Linoleum, and Plastic Workers of America, AFL-CIO, and Mohawk Rubber
Company.
0280 Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co.--Exhibits: Number 5, Undated. 41 pp.
Major Topic: Mohawk Rubber Company job descriptions.
0321 Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co.--General Case Material, 1966-1967. 24 pp.
Workers of America, AFL-CIO; employment discrimination.
Principal Correspondent: Marie D. Wilson.
0345 Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co.--General Case Material, April-July 1968. 24 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964; Local
Union No. 539, United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Plastic Workers of America,
AFL-CIO.
Principal Correspondents: Barbara A. Morris; Joseph M. Holden; Richard B. Sobol;
Robert L. Carter.
0369 Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co.--General Case Material, August 1968. 113 pp.
Major Topics: Agreement between Local Union No. 539, United Rubber, Cork,
Company; employment discrimination; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Principal Correspondents: Joseph M. Holden; Robert L. Carter; George Howard Jr.;
J. W. Barren.
0482 Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co.--General Case Material, September-December 1968.
61 pp.
Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America, AFL-CIO and Mohawk Rubber
Principal Correspondents: Melvin D. Irvin; Johnnie E. Lewis; George Howard Jr.;
Barbara A. Morris.
0543 Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co.--General Case Material, January-October 1969.
106 pp.
Principal Correspondents: George Howard Jr.; Matthew Perry; Barbara A. Morris;
Oren Harris.
0649
Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co.--General Case Material, November-December 1969.
82 pp.
0731
Workers of America, AFL-CIO; employment discrimination; Title VII of Civil
Rights Act of 1964.
Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co.--General Case Material, 1970 and Undated. 75 pp.
Rights Act of 1964.
Principal Correspondents: Oren Harris; Barbara A. Morris; George Howard Jr.
Group V, Box 48
0806 Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co.--Lawyers' Notes, 1969-1970. 125 pp.
Rights Act of 1964.
Reel 14
Arkansas cont.
Group V, Box 50
0001 Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company--Background Information, 19501953. 91 pp.
Major Topics: Agreement between Missouri Pacific Railroad Company and
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; rules for operation of railroads and trains.
0092 Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company--Background Information, 19661973. 84 pp.
Major Topics: Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964; employment discrimination; Dent v.
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company; Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of
America; Dorsey v. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People;
due process and equal protection clauses of Fourteenth Amendment to U.S.
Constitution.
Principal Correspondents: T. D. McNeal; V. L. Johnson; John W. Norman; Isaiah B.
Woods; Lonnie Giglers.
0176 Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company--Depositions, 1972. 134 pp.
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; train porters; brakemen.
0310 Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company--General Case Material, 1966.
35 pp.
discrimination; racial classification of train porters and use of train porters as
brakemen; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; Railway Labor Act; Title VII of
Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Principal Correspondents: John W. Norman; Ardes Hervey; Willis McClendon;
William Fairchild; Barbara A. Morris; Jules H. Gordon.
0345
Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company--General Case Material, 1967.
108 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964; Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission; racial classification of train porters and
use of train porters as brakemen; Interstate Commerce Commission; St. LouisSan Francisco Railway Company; Railway Labor Act; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters.
Principal Correspondents: George Howard Jr.; Barbara A. Morris; William Fairchild.
Group V, Box 51
0453 Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company--General Case Material, 1968.
172 pp.
0625
0667
0719
0794
0856
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; racial classification of train porters and
use of train porters as brakemen; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964; Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission.
Principal Correspondents: G. Ross Smith; Barbara A. Morris; William F. Hood;
George Howard Jr.; Robert L. Carter.
42 pp.
discrimination; racial classification of train porters and use of train porters as
brakemen; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Principal Correspondent: Barbara A. Morris.
52 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; United Transportation Union (previously
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen); racial classification of train porters and use
of train porters as brakemen; Railway Labor Act.
Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company--General Case Material, 1971-1972.
75 pp.
Major Topics: Racial classification of train porters and use of train porters as
brakemen; employment discrimination; United Transportation Union; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters.
Principal Correspondents: Barbara A. Morris; Nathaniel R. Jones; George Howard
Jr.; William D. Wells; C. L Dellums.
62 pp.
settlement negotiations; racial classification of train porters and use of train
porters as brakemen; retirement benefits; Railroad Retirement Act.
Principal Correspondents: William D. Wells; George Howard Jr.; Barbara A. Morris.
Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company--General Case Material, 1974
(1 of 2). 98 pp.
Major Topics: Racial classification of train porters and use of train porters as
brakemen; employment discrimination; United Transportation Union; retirement
benefits; Railroad Retirement Act; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Principal Correspondents: William D. Wells; George Howard Jr.; Barbara A. Morris.
0954
Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company--General Case Material, 1974
(2 of 2). 58 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964; racial
classification of train porters and use of train porters as brakemen.
Principal Correspondent: William Fairchild.
Reel 15
Arkansas cont.
0001 Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company--General Case Material, 1975 and
Undated. 21 pp.
Railway Labor Act; racial classification of train porters and use of train porters as
brakemen.
0022 Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company--Lawyers' Drafts and Notes: Drafts,
1968-1974. 107 pp.
0129 Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company--Lawyers' Drafts and Notes: Drafts,
Undated. 25 pp.
Group V, Box 52
0154 Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Company--Lawyers' Drafts and Notes: Notes,
1972 and Undated. 21 pp.
Florida
Group V, Box 389
0175 Board of Public Instruction of Duval County, Florida v. NAACP-- Background
Information, 1963-1967. 103 pp.
Major Topics: Duval County schools; school desegregation; boycott of Duval County
schools; Roy Wilkins speech on de facto segregated schools.
0278 Board of Public Instruction of Duval County, Florida v. NAACP--General Case
Material, 1966. 22 pp.
Major Topics: Boycott of Duval County schools; Citizens' Committee for Better
Education; Florida compulsory school attendance legislation.
Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Earl M. Johnson; Lewis M. Steel.
Material, January-March 1967. 159 pp.
Education; Florida compulsory school attendance legislation; Braxton v. Board of
Public Instruction of Duval County; school desegregation; discrimination in
education.
0459
0535
Principal Correspondents: Earl M. Johnson; Lewis M. Steel; Wendell P. Holmes.
Board of Public Instruction of Duval County, Florida v. NAACP-- General Case
Material, April-August 1967. 76 pp.
Education; discrimination in education; Florida compulsory school attendance
legislation; school desegregation; freedom of speech.
Principal Correspondent: Robert L. Carter.
Board of Public Instruction of Duval County, Florida v. NAACP--General Case
Material, October-November 1967. 120 pp.
Major Topics: Boycott of Duval County schools; Florida compulsory school
attendance legislation; Citizens' Committee for Better Education; Jacksonville,
Florida, NAACP branch; Florida NAACP State Conference; discrimination in
education; school desegregation.
Principal Correspondents: Wendell P. Holmes; Ann G. Feldman.
Group V, Box 390
Major Topic: Boycott of Duval County schools.
Principal Correspondents: Earl M. Johnson; Sid J. White.
0661 Board of Public Instruction of Duval County, Florida v. NAACP-- Lawyers' Notes
and Drafts, [1966-1967]. 110 pp.
Major Topics: Boycott of Duval County schools; Florida compulsory school
attendance legislation; discrimination in education.
Group V, Box 598
0771 Florida ex rel. Hawkins v. Board of Control, 1951 -1956. 73 pp.
Major Topics: Discriminatory admission policies of University of Florida; equal
protection clause of Fourteenth Amendment to U.S. Constitution; Florida
Agricultural and Mechanical College; school desegregation.
Reel 16
Florida cont.
Group V, Box 628
0001 Smith v. Board of Public Instruction of Pinellas County, Florida--Appendices:
pp. 1a-100a, August 3, 1970. 103 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; dismissal of teachers at St. Petersburg
Junior College and closing of Skyway campus (previously Gibbs Junior College);
due process and equal protection clauses of Fourteenth Amendment to U.S.
Constitution; Florida legislation regarding employment of teachers.
pp. 101a-221a, August 3, 1970. 122 pp.
Major Topics: Dismissal of teachers at St. Petersburg Junior College and closing of
Skyway campus; Gibbs Junior College; employment discrimination; school
desegregation.
pp. 222a-320a, August 3, 1970. 101 pp.
0327
0436
Major Topic: Dismissal of teachers at St. Petersburg Junior College and closing of
Skyway campus.
Smith v. Board of Public Instruction of Pinellas County, Florida--Appendices:
pp. 321a-428a, August 3, 1970. 109 pp.
Skyway campus; employment discrimination; school desegregation.
Smith v. Board of Public Instruction of Pinellas County, Florida--Appendices:
pp. 1e-79e, August 3, 1970. 82 pp.
Skyway campus; contract for employment in Florida public schools.
Group V, Box 630
0518 Smith v. Board of Public Instruction of Pinellas County, Florida--Background
Information: General, 1967-1968. 70 pp.
Major Topics: Florida legislation regarding employment of teachers; Burney v. Board
of Public Instruction of Pinellas County, Florida; dismissal of teachers at St.
Petersburg Junior College and closing of Skyway campus.
Group V, Box 631
0588 Smith v. Board of Public Instruction of Pinellas County, Florida--Background
Information: Newspaper Clippings, 1967 and Undated. 16 pp.
Skyway campus; Florida legislation regarding employment of teachers; school
desegregation.
Group V, Box 632
0604 Smith v. Board of Public Instruction of Pinellas County, Florida--General Case
Material, 1965-1967. 121 pp.
Major Topics: School desegregation; dismissal of teachers at St. Petersburg Junior
College and closing of Skyway campus; employment discrimination; contract for
employment in Florida public schools; Florida legislation regarding employment
of teachers.
Principal Correspondents: G. M. Leggett; Marvin Davies; Earl M. Johnson; Derrick A.
Bell Jr.; Robert L. Carter; Richard F. Bellman.
Material, January-April 1968. 157 pp.
Junior College and closing of Skyway campus; school desegregation; Florida
legislation regarding employment of teachers; Gibbs Junior College.
Principal Correspondents: Earl M. Johnson; Richard F. Bellman; Derrick A. Bell Jr.
Reel 17
Florida cont.
Material, May-November 1968. 125 pp.
0126
0266
0314
Junior College and closing of Skyway campus; school desegregation; Florida
legislation regarding employment of teachers.
Principal Correspondent: Richard F. Bellman.
Smith v. Board of Public Instruction of Pinellas County, Florida--General Case
Junior College and closing of Skyway campus; Florida legislation regarding
employment of teachers; equal protection under law.
Principal Correspondents: Richard F. Bellman; Robert F. Van Lierop; Earl M.
Johnson.
Material, January-July 1970. 48 pp.
Skyway campus; employment discrimination; Florida legislation regarding
employment of teachers.
Principal Correspondents: Richard F. Bellman; Earl M. Johnson.
Material, August 1970. 146 pp.
Major Topics: Florida legislation regarding employment of teachers; dismissal of
teachers at St. Petersburg Junior College and closing of Skyway campus;
employment discrimination; school desegregation.
Principal Correspondents: Richard F. Bellman; Nathaniel R. Jones.
Group V, Box 633
Material, September-October 1970. 67 pp.
Major Topics: Florida legislation regarding employment of teachers; dismissal of
teachers at St. Petersburg Junior College and closing of Skyway campus;
employment discrimination.
Material, 1971 and Undated. 73 pp.
Skyway campus; employment discrimination; Florida legislation regarding
employment of teachers.
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major correspondents in this microform publication. The
first number after each entry 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, 9: 0737 refers to the folder that begins at Frame 0737 of Reel 9. By
referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section 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.
Abel, I. W.
9: 0737
Adams, Oscar W., Jr.
7: 0136-0213, 0806
Alexander, Travistine
10: 0453; 11: 0191-0294, 0398
Allen, James B.
4: 0430; 8: 0247
Banks, Fred L., Jr.
8: 0077
Barrett, St. John
7: 0832
Barron, J. W.
13: 0369
Bates, L. C.
10: 0796-0811
Bell, Derrick A., Jr.
16: 0604-0725
Bellman, Richard F.
16: 0604-0725; 17: 0001-0527
Billingsley, Orzell, Jr.
6: 0888; 7: 0001, 0319, 0806
Botts, Benjamin Clarence
8: 0247
Bowers, E. K.
2: 0002
Brewer, Albert
4: 0430; 8: 0247
Buckner, David
2: 0002, 0240-0485, 0681
Burdon, George
2: 0002
Carswell, Courtney
2: 0240
Carter, Robert L.
2: 0080, 0240-0392, 0553, 0681, 0891;
6: 0888; 7: 0001, 0136, 0319, 0806;
9: 0767; 10: 0238; 12: 0056;
13: 0345-0369; 14: 0453; 15: 0278,
0459; 16: 0604
Claycomb, H. Murray
11:0191
Cole, Pearl
9: 0767
Cooper, Jerome A.
9: 0767
Courington, R. M.
4: 0430
Covington, Blake
2: 0002, 0681
Cramer, Joseph H.
2: 0002
Crowder, Lawrence
3: 0430
Daniel, Kenneth R.
10: 0238
Davies, Marvin
16: 0604
Davis, J. Mason
7: 0001
Deason, John
3: 0430
Dees, Morris
10: 0119, 0332
Dellums, C. L.
14: 0719
Doar, John
7: 0832
Dobson, R. C.
6: 0888
Doss, S. C., Jr.
8: 0247
Douglas, Franklin
2: 0002, 0681
Elsberry, Lindsey, Jr.
2: 0002
Fairchild, William
14: 0310-0345, 0954
Feldman, Ann G.
15: 0535
Fishman, Charles Louis
8: 0077, 0247
Ford, Cawthon
2: 0002, 0681
Foster, J. Eugene
10: 0238
Franklin, Joan
7: 0319, 0806
Gardner, William F.
1:0001
Giglers, Lonnie
14:0092
Gordon, Jules H.
14: 0310
Granger, Nathaniel
2: 0002, 0681
Hall, J. Revis
8: 0247
Harris, Oren
13: 0543, 0731
Henley, J. Smith
12: 0046-0116, 0360
Hervey, Ardes
14: 0310
Hibbett, Rufus
8: 0247
Hill, Herbert
10: 0238
Holden, Joseph M.
13: 0345-0369
Holland, George L.
10: 0238
Holmes, Wendell P.
15: 0300, 0535
Hood, David H., Jr.
1: 0001, 0475; 2: 0774
Hood, William F.
14: 0453
Houser, Rosemary
11: 0294
Howard, George, Jr.
10: 0811; 11: 0093, 0294; 12: 0056,
0360-0380; 13: 0369-0543, 0731;
14: 0345-0453, 0719-0856
Howe, Harold, II
5: 0312; 6: 0801
Hughes, James M.
10: 0453; 11: 0398
Irvin, Melvin D.
13: 0482
James, C. W.
4: 0430
Johnson, Earl M.
15: 0278-0300, 0655; 16: 0604-0725;
17: 0126-0266
Johnson, V. L.
14: 0092
Jones, Nathaniel R.
2: 0774; 10: 0001-0119, 0332;
14: 0719; 17: 0314
Kirst, Edward J.
9: 0899
Landsberg, Brian K.
7: 0732, 0832
Leeman, Hafford R.
5: 0312
Leggett, G. M.
16: 0604
Levin, Joseph J., Jr.
10: 0332
Lewis, Johnnie E.
13: 0482
Light, Robert V.
12: 0116, 0360
Lovell, Taunya
7: 0213
Maddox, Hugh
7: 0136
Mallet-Prevost, Marcel
2: 0392
Marcus, Maria L.
2: 0080, 0240-0392, 0553, 0681
Massey, John E.
10: 0001
Maye, Herbert, Jr.
2: 0002, 0681
McCain, Roosevelt
2: 0002, 0681
McClendon, Willis
14: 0310
McMahon, John J., Jr.
1: 0001
McNeal, T. D.
14: 0092
Meadows, A. R.
5: 0312
Meyerson, James I.
11: 0001-0294
Miller, John R., Jr.
8: 0247
Morris, Barbara A.
10: 0238; 12: 0056-0116, 0360;
13: 0345, 0482-0543, 0731;
14: 0310-0625, 0719-0856
Newton, Demetrius C.
10: 0001
Nixon, John W.
10: 0238
Norman, John W.
14: 0092, 0310
Ordman, Arnold
2: 0392
Pedersen, Thomas A.
10: 0001
Perry, Matthew
13: 0543
Peterson, Ivar H.
2: 0240
Phillips, Walter C.
2: 0080
Pittard, J. R.
3: 0430
Ray, Martin
8: 0247
Reeves, Frank D.
7: 0001, 0136, 0319, 0806
Rhea, Clarence F.
1: 0001; 2: 0080, 0681-0774
Rossback, Kathryn M.
2: 0681
Shores, Arthur D.
6: 0888
Smith, G. Ross
14: 0453
Sobol, Richard B.
13: 0345
Spencer, Bruce L.
8: 0247
Spivey, C. T.
9: 0737
Steel, Lewis M.
15: 0278-0300
Stone, Ernest
8: 0247
Taylor, Hobart, Jr.
2: 0002
Terrell, H. L.
3: 0430
Thornton, Sandy
2: 0002, 0681
Turner, Alton L.
3: 0430
Van Lierop, Robert F.
9: 0767; 17: 0126
Wallace, George C.
4: 0120, 0430; 5: 0312; 8: 0247
Wells, William D.
10: 0001; 14: 0719-0856
White, Sid J.
15: 0655
Wilson, Marie D.
13: 0321
Woods, Isaiah B.
14: 0092
Woolf, O. Frank
2: 0774
SUBJECT INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major topics in this microform publication. The first
number after an entry 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, 6: 0888 directs to the researcher to the folder that begins at Frame 0888 of Reel 6. By
referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section 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.
Affirmative action
in employment 1: 0001
Alabama
Alabama NAACP State Conference of
Branches v. George C. Wallace
6: 0888; 7: 0001-0406, 0542, 07320832, 0974; 8: 0077-0247, 0920;
9: 0157-0647
Birmingham NAACP branch 10: 0238
Buckner v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Co. 1: 0001-0917; 2: 0002-0891;
3: 0001-0339
elections for state legislature 10: 0119
Lee v. Macon County Board of
Education 3: 0430-1000; 4: 0001-
0908; 5: 0001-0846; 6: 0001-0888;
7: 0001-0974; 8: 0001-0920;
9: 0001-0647
legislation opposing HEW school
desegregation guidelines 3: 0799,
0913; 4: 0801; 5: 0391-0453;
6: 0001, 0888; 7: 0213, 0319-0633,
0974; 8: 0077-0247, 0471
9: 0737-0863
McCune v. Jones Foundry Co. 9: 0899
10: 0001
Nixon v. Brewer 10: 0119
opposition of state officials to HEW
school desegregation guidelines
4: 0430, 0749; 7: 0406, 0633, 0758;
8: 0001, 0077, 0471-0604, 0920;
9: 0408
Pettway v. American Cast Iron Pipe Co.
10: 0238
pupil placement legislation 12: 0502
reapportionment and redistricting for
state legislature 10: 0119, 0332
schools 3: 0430, 0738-0764; 4: 0001-
0749; 5: 0087-0312, 0512-0846;
6: 0001-0719; 7: 0060, 0319-0475,
0633, 0758; 8: 0056-0077, 02470336, 0687-0920; 9: 0157-0647
Sims v. Amos 10: 0332
State Board of Education 7: 0633, 0758;
9: 0157
state constitution 10: 0119
Superintendents of Education 6: 0801
tuition grant legislation 7: 0974; 8: 0001
Alabama Education Association
3: 0799
6: 0888; 7: 0001-0406, 0542, 07320832, 0974; 8: 0077-0247, 0920;
9: 0157-0647
see also Lee v. Macon County Board of
Education
Alexander City, Alabama
city schools 8: 0247
Alexander v. Warren School District
No. 1 Board
10: 0453-0811; 11: 0001-0714
Allbright, Boyce S.
4: 0001
Alston v. School Board of City of Norfolk
3: 0913
American Cast Iron Pipe Company
10: 0238
Anniston, Alabama
city schools 3: 0764; 7: 0475; 8: 0247;
9: 0408
Apprenticeship programs
1: 0001, 0475
Arkansas
No. 1 Board 10: 0453-0811;
11: 0001-0714
Cato v. Parham 12: 0001 -0871
Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co. 13: 00010806
Norman v. Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company 14: 0001-0954; 15: 00010154
teacher retirement system 10: 0580;
11: 0294
Athens, Alabama
city schools 5: 0575; 6: 0451
Autauga County, Alabama
schools 6: 0110
Bibb County, Alabama
schools 6: 0451
Birmingham, Alabama
NAACP branch 10: 0238
Board of Public Instruction of Duval
County, Florida v. NAACP
15: 0175-0661
Botts, Benjamin Clarence
4: 0052-0120
Boycotts
County, Florida v. NAACP 15: 01750661
Braxton v. Board of Public Instruction of
Duval County
15: 0300
Brewster, C. M.
4: 0149
Brewton, Alabama
city schools 6: 0110; 8: 0247
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
see United Transportation Union
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of
America
14: 0092
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
14: 0001, 0176-0345, 0667-0719
Brown, David C.
4: 0218
Co.
1: 0001-0917; 2: 0002-0891; 3: 00010339
Burney v. Board of Public Instruction of
Pinellas County, Florida
16: 0518
Business and industry
American Cast Iron Pipe Company
10: 0238
Business League of Gadsden 2: 00800392, 0774; 3: 0001-0339
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.
3: 1000
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
1: 0001-0917; 2: 0002-0891;
3: 0001-0339
Hughes Tool Company 2: 0891
Jones Foundry Company 9: 0899
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
14: 0001-0954; 15: 0001-0154
Mohawk Rubber Company 13: 00010806
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Company 14: 0092, 0345
United States Steel Corporation
9: 0737-0863
Business League of Gadsden
2: 0080-0392, 0774; 3: 0001-0339
Calhoun County, Alabama
schools 6: 0110; 8: 0056
Cato v. Parham
12: 0001-0871
Children
Head Start program 3: 0865
Citizens' Committee for Better Education
15: 0278-0535
Civil Aeronautics Board
3: 1000
Civil Rights Act of 1866
10: 0453; 11: 0001, 0294
11: 0001, 0294
debate on, in U.S. Congress 3: 05640700
school desegregation provisions 4: 0469
Title IV 7: 0542, 0974
Title VI 3: 0430; 7: 0542, 0806-0974
Title VII 9: 0767, 0899; 10: 0238;
13: 0345-0806; 14: 0092, 03100667, 0794-0954; 15: 0001-0129
Colbert County, Alabama
schools 3: 0430; 4: 0218; 6: 0110
Colleges and universities
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical
College 15: 0771
Florida ex rel. Hawkins v. Board of
Control 15: 0771
Gibbs Junior College
historically black colleges and
universities 6: 0801
junior colleges and vocational schools
9: 0157
St. Petersburg Junior College 16: 00010725; 17: 0001-0527
University of Florida 15: 0771
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. v.
United States
3: 1000
Constitution, U.S.
Fourteenth Amendment 10: 0119,
0332-0453, 0619; 11: 0001, 0294;
12: 0056; 14: 0092; 15: 0771;
16: 0001
Thirteenth Amendment 10: 0453
Construction industry
see School construction
Contracts and agreements
employment in Florida public schools
16: 0436, 0604
see also Labor-management relations
Courington, R. M.
4: 0313-0430
Crowder, Laurence E.
4: 0469
Decatur, Alabama
city schools 5: 0209-0312; 6: 0287;
8: 0247
DeKalb County, Alabama
schools 6: 0451
Demonstrations and protests
see Boycotts
Dent v. St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Company
14: 0092
Dollarway School District No. 2,
Jefferson County, Arkansas
Cato v. Parham 12: 0001-0871
Dorsey v. National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
14: 0092
Dove v. Parham
12: 0046-0056
Due process of law
10: 0619; 11: 0001, 0294; 12: 0056;
14: 0092; 16: 0001
Duval County, Florida
County, Florida v. NAACP15: 01750661
Education
discrimination in 15: 0300-0535, 0661
Elementary and Secondary Education
Act 4: 0837
Control 15: 0771
see also Colleges and universities
see also Educational materials
see also School desegregation
see also Schools
see also Teachers
Educational materials
textbooks 4: 0313
Elections
for Alabama State legislature 10: 0119,
0332
Act
4: 0837
Elliot, W. W.
4: 0545-0749
Emergency Price Control Act of 1942
3: 1000
Employment
affirmative action in 1: 0001
Equal Employment Opportunity Act of
1972 10: 0001
Employment cont.
Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission 10: 0238; 14: 03100625
in Florida public schools 16: 0436, 0604
President's Committee on Equal
Employment Opportunity 2: 0002
see also Employment discrimination
see also Labor-management relations
see also Labor unions and organizations
see also Wages and salaries
Employment discrimination
No. 1 Board 10: 0453-0811;
11: 0001-0714
Co. 1: 0001-0917; 2: 0002-0891;
3: 0001-0339
Irvin v. Mohawk Rubber Co. 13: 00010806
9: 0737-0863
McCune v. Jones Foundry Co. 9: 0899
10: 0001
Company 14: 0001-0954; 15: 00010154
10: 0238
Smith v. Board of Education of Morrilton
School District No. 32 3: 0913
Smith v. Board of Public Instruction of
Pinellas County, Florida 16: 00010725; 17: 0001-0527
against teachers 8: 0604; 12: 0001,
0056
Enterprise, Alabama
city schools 5: 0846; 6: 0584
1972
10: 0001
Commission
10: 0238; 14: 0310-0625
Equal protection under law
10: 0119, 0332, 0619; 11: 0001, 0294;
12: 0056; 14: 0092; 15: 0771;
16: 0001; 17: 0126
Escambia County, Alabama
schools 3: 0430; 6: 0584
Eufaula, Alabama
city schools 7: 0475; 9: 0408
Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938
3: 1000
Federal Communications Commission
3: 1000
Federal funding for education
4: 0001, 0218, 0545-0647, 0801, 0908;
5: 0001; 6: 0287-0584, 0801;
7: 0319
Federal-state relations
3: 0799, 0913; 4: 0801; 5: 0391-0453;
6: 0001-0110, 0801-0888; 7: 0213,
0319-0633, 0974; 8: 0001, 00770247, 0471; 9: 0157
see also Alabama NAACP State
Conference of Branches v. George
C. Wallace
Fite, Rankin
4: 0801
Florence, Alabama
Florida
compulsory school attendance
legislation 15: 0278-0535, 0661
employment legislation 16: 0001, 05180725; 17: 0001-0527
Control 15: 0771
Jacksonville NAACP branch 15: 0535
NAACP State Conference 15: 0535
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical
College
15: 0771
Control
15: 0771
Franklin County, Alabama
schools 5: 0647; 6: 0451
Freedom of choice plans
4: 0001-0052, 0149-0313, 0469-0749,
0908; 5: 0001-0209, 0512, 0647-
0846; 6: 0110-0801; 7: 0278-0319,
0475-0542, 0832, 0974; 8: 0001,
0170; 9: 0408-0647; 10: 0619;
11: 0001; 12: 0056-0209, 04240502, 0702
Freedom of speech
15: 0459
Gadsden, Alabama
Business League of Gadsden 2: 00800392, 0774; 3: 0001-0339
Gibbs Junior College
16: 0001, 0104, 0725
1: 0001-0917; 2: 0002-0891; 3: 00010339
Government, state and local
Alabama 3: 0738-0764; 4: 0430, 0749;
6: 0001, 0801; 7: 0406, 0633, 0758;
8: 0001, 0077, 0471-0604, 0920;
9: 0157-0408; 10: 0119, 0332
6: 0888; 7: 0001-0406, 0542, 07320832, 0974; 8: 0077-0247, 0920;
9: 0157-0647
funding for education 4: 0545, 0801
see also Federal-state relations
Government, U.S.
Civil Aeronautics Board 3: 1000
Commission 10: 0238; 14: 03100625
Federal Communications Commission
3:1000
federal funding for education 4: 0001,
0218, 0545-0647, 0801, 0908;
5: 0001; 6: 0287-0584, 0801;
7: 0319
HEW 3: 0430, 0738-0913; 4: 00010430, 0545-0908; 5: 0001-0087,
0312-0453; 6: 0001-0888; 7: 00600806, 0925-0974; 8: 0001, 00770247, 0471-0920; 9: 0157-0647
Interstate Commerce Commission
14: 0345
National Labor Relations Board
2: 0080-0681, 0891; 3: 0001-0339
Office of Price Administration 3: 1000
Employment Opportunity 2: 0002
see also Federal-state relations
Head Start program
3: 0865
Health, Education, and Welfare
Department, U.S. (HEW)
3: 0430, 0738-0913; 4: 0001-0430,
0545-0908; 5: 0001-0087, 03120453; 6: 0001-0888; 7: 0136-0806,
0925-0974; 8: 0001, 0077-0247,
0471-0920; 9: 0157-0647
C. Wallace
Hill, Lister
9: 0647
Historically black colleges and
universities
6: 0801
Howe, Harold, II
4: 0837-0908; 5: 0001
Hudson, Estes
5: 0087
Hughes Tool Company
2: 0891
Independent Metal Workers Union
2: 0891
Interstate Commerce Commission
14: 0345
Iron and steel industry
9: 0737-0863
United Steelworkers of America 9: 0767,
0863
In/in v. Mohawk Rubber Co.
13: 0001-0806
Jacksonville, Alabama
Jacksonville, Florida
NAACP State Conference 15: 0535
Jasper, Alabama
city schools 7: 0475; 9: 0408
Jefferson County, Arkansas
Cato v. Parham 12: 0001-0871
Jones Foundry Co.
9: 0899
Kirby, T. H.
5: 0155
Labor-management relations
agreement between Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company and Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters 14: 0001
agreements between Local Union
No. 539, United Rubber, Cork,
Linoleum, and Plastic Workers of
America, AFL-CIO, and Mohawk
Rubber Company 13: 0064, 03690543
see also Labor unions and organizations
see also National Labor Relations Board
Labor unions and organizations
Alabama Education Association 3: 0799
America 14: 0092
14: 0001, 0176-0345, 0667-0719
Independent Metal Workers Union
2: 0891
United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and
Plastic Workers of America, AFLCIO 1: 0001-0917; 2: 0002-0774;
3: 0001-0339; 13: 0001-0064,
0321-0806
United Steelworkers of America 9: 0767,
0863
United Transportation Union 14: 06670719, 0856
see also Employment
Lauderdale County, Alabama
schools 6: 0584-0719
Layton, George Leslie
9: 0157
Lee County, Alabama
schools 7: 0475; 9: 0647
Leeman, Hafford R.
5: 0209-0312
Lee v. Macon County Board of Education
3: 0430-1000; 4: 0001-0908; 5: 00010846; 6: 0001-0888; 7: 0001-0974;
8: 0001-0920; 9: 0001-0647
C. Wallace
Legislation, federal
Civil Rights Act of 1866 10: 0453;
11: 0001,0294
Civil Rights Act of 1871 11: 0001, 0294
Civil Rights Act of 1964 3: 0430-0700;
4: 0469; 7: 0542, 0806-0974;
9: 0767, 0899; 10: 0238; 13: 03450806; 14: 0092, 0310-0667, 07940954; 15: 0001-0129
Act 4: 0837
Emergency Price Control Act of 1942
3: 1000
1972 10: 0001
Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938
3: 1000
Railroad Retirement Act 14: 0794-0856
Railway Labor Act 14: 0310-0345,
0667; 15: 0001
see also Constitution, U.S.
Legislation, state and local
Alabama legislation opposing HEW
3: 0799, 0913; 4: 0801; 5: 03910453; 6: 0001, 0888; 7: 0213, 03190633, 0974; 8: 0077-0247, 0471
Alabama pupil placement legislation
12: 0502
Alabama State Constitution 10: 0119
Alabama tuition grant legislation
7: 0974; 8: 0001
Florida compulsory school attendance
legislation 15: 0278
Florida employment 16: 0001, 0518-
0725; 17; 0001-0527
Local Union No. 12, United Rubber, Cork,
Linoleum, and Plastic Workers of
America, AFL-CIO v. National Labor
Relations Board
2: 0392-0681; 3: 0001-0339
Locke, Hugh A., Jr.
5: 0391-0453
Louisiana v. NAACP
3: 0913
9: 0737-0863
James Madison Constitutional Law
Institute
10: 0119
Marengo County, Alabama
schools 6: 0451
Marion County, Alabama
schools 5: 0087; 6: 0287
McCune v. Jones Foundry Co.
9: 0899
Meadows, A. R.
4: 0430; 7: 0758; 9: 0157
Metals and metal industry
American Cast Iron Pipe Co. 10: 0238
Jones Foundry Co. 9: 0899
see also Iron and steel industry
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
14: 0001-0954; 15: 0001-0154
Mohawk Rubber Company
13: 0001-0806
Morgan County, Alabama
schools 7: 0475; 9: 0408
Muscle Shoals, Alabama
city schools 7: 0475; 9: 0408
NAACP v. Alabama
3: 0913
10: 0001
National Labor Relations Board
2: 0080-0681, 0891; 3: 0001-0339
Nelson, Harvey D.
5: 0512
Newman, J. Julian
5: 0575
New Orleans Laundries v. Porter
3: 1000
Nixon, E. D.
9: 0408; 10: 0119
Nixon v. Brewer
10: 0119
Company
14: 0001-0954; 15: 0001-0154
Office of Price Administration
3: 1000
Opelika, Alabama
city schools 5: 0155; 6: 0287
Parrish, Charles H.
5: 0647
10: 0238
Phenix, Alabama
city schools 5: 0792; 6: 0451
Piedmont, Alabama
Pike County, Alabama
schools 4: 0052-0120; 6: 0110; 7: 0475;
8: 0247; 9: 0408
Employment Opportunity
2: 0002
Price controls
3: 1000
Radio and television
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. v.
United States 3: 1000
Railroad Retirement Act
14: 0794-0856
Railroads
America 14: 0092
14: 0001, 0176-0345, 0667-0719
Company 14: 0001-0954; 15: 00010154
racial classification of train porters and
brakemen 14: 0310-0954;
15: 0001-0129
Railroad Retirement Act 14: 0794-0856
Railway Labor Act 14: 0310-0345,
0667; 15: 0001
Company 14: 0092, 0345
United Transportation Union 14: 06670719, 0856
Railway Labor Act
14: 0310-0345, 0667; 15: 0001
Randolph County, Alabama
schools 6: 0584
Reapportioment and redistricting
for Alabama State legislature 10: 0119,
0332
Retirement
10: 0580; 11: 0294; 14: 0794-0856
Richards, Warren N.
5: 0730
Riddle, Walter James
5: 0792
Rubber and rubber industry
1: 0001-0917; 2: 0002-0891;
3: 0001-0339
Rubber and rubber industry cont.
Mohawk Rubber Company 13: 00010806
Plastic Workers of America, AFL-
CIO 1:0001-0917; 2:0002-0774;
3: 0001-0339; 13: 0001-0064,
0321-0806
Russell County, Alabama
schools 5: 0730; 6: 0451
Russellville, Alabama
city schools 4: 0313-0430; 6: 0110
School busing
4: 0052, 0218; 7: 0832-0974; 8: 0001,
0336; 12: 0001, 0702-0871
School construction
4: 0052; 5: 0312; 6: 0287-0719;
7: 0633, 0832-0974; 8: 0001, 03360471
School desegregation
6: 0888; 7: 0001-0406, 0542, 07320832, 0974; 8: 0077-0247, 0920;
9: 0157-0647
Arkansas 10: 0619-0749
Braxton v. Board of Public Instruction of
Duval County 15: 0300
Cato v. Parham 12: 0001-0871
Duval County, Florida 15: 0175, 04590535
HEW guidelines 3: 0430, 0738-0913;
4: 0001-0430, 0545-0908; 5: 00010087, 0312-0453; 6: 0001-0888;
7: 0136-0806, 0925-0974; 8: 0001,
0077-0247, 0471-0920; 9: 01570647
Lee v. Macon County Board of
Educations: 0430-1000; 4: 0001-
0908; 5: 0001-0846; 6: 0001-0888;
7: 0001-0974; 8: 0001-0920;
9: 0001-0647
Pinellas County, Florida 16: 0104, 0327,
0588-0725; 17: 0001, 0314
University of Florida 15: 0771
Schools
Alabama 3: 0430, 0738-0764; 4: 0001-
0749; 5: 0087-0312, 0512-0846;
6: 0001-0719; 7: 0060, 0319-0475,
0633, 0758; 8: 0056-0077, 02470336, 0687-0920; 9: 0157-0647
Florida 16: 0436, 0604
see also Colleges and universities
see also Education
see also School busing
see also School construction
Segregation
4: 0430; 15: 0175
Selma, Alabama
Sheffield, Alabama
city schools 4: 0149; 6: 0110
Shelby County, Alabama
schools 6: 0287; 7: 0475; 9: 0647
Sims v. Amos
10: 0332
Siomkin v. Fairchild Camera &
Instrument Corporation
3: 1000
Smith v. Board of Education of Morrilton
School District No. 32
3: 0913
16: 0001-0725; 17: 0001-0527
Snellgrove, J. R.
5: 0846
State funding for education
3: 0738; 4: 0545, 0801; 9: 0157
States' rights
see Federal-state relations
Steel industry
see Iron and steel industry
Company
14: 0092, 0345
St. Petersburg Junior College
16: 0001-0725; 17: 0001-0527
Students
Alabama pupil placement legislation
12: 0502
see also Education
Sylacauga, Alabama
Talladega, Alabama
Talladega County, Alabama
schools 6: 0451
Teachers
Alabama 3: 0799; 4: 0120, 0647;
6: 0801; 7: 0633, 0832-0974;
8: 0001, 0170, 0336-0471, 0604;
9: 0157
No. 1 Board 10: 0453-0811;
11: 0001-0714
3: 0913
Arkansas 12: 0001, 0056-0559, 0702-
0871
Tennessee Valley Authority
10: 0001
Thornton, Robert Allen
5: 0719
Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc. v.
Civil Aeronautics Board
3: 1000
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
city schools 5: 0512; 6: 0287; 7: 0319;
8: 0077
Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
schools 4: 0545-0749; 6: 0110;
7: 0319-0406, 0758; 8: 0077
Plastic Workers of America, AFL-CIO
1: 0001-0917; 2: 0002-0774; 3: 00010339; 13: 0001-0064, 0321-0806
9: 0737-0863
United Steelworkers of America
9: 0767, 0863
United Transportation Union
14: 0667-0719, 0856
University of Florida
Control 15: 0771
Vocational education and training
9: 0157
see also Apprenticeship programs
Voting rights
10: 0119
Wages and salaries
3: 0913
Siomkin v. Fairchild Camera &
Instrument Corporation 3: 1000
Walker County, Alabama
schools 7: 0475; 9: 0408
Wallace, George C.
3: 0764-0865; 6: 0888; 7: 0001-0406,
0542, 0732-0832, 0974; 8: 00770247, 0920; 9: 0157-0647
War on Poverty
Warren, Arkansas
No. 1 Board 10: 0453-0811;
11: 0001-0714
Wilkins, Roy
speech on segregated schools 15: 0175
Winston County, Alabama
schools 4: 0001; 6: 0110

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