South Carolina School Segregation Case Heads to Supreme Court
The 1950s era case from Clarendon County, backed by the NAACP, moves to the U S Supreme Court on December 9, with three other state cases and the District of Columbia joined in. John W Davis will argue for South Carolina as the federal government supports ending segregation. The dispute began with 104 Negro children seeking equal facilities in Summerton District 22.
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Lodge To Shape U N Policy As New U S Representative
United Nations, N Y Nov 29 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge will head the American delegation at the U N and play a central role in formulating U S foreign policy and representing the United States on key UN bodies. The mission comprises about 180 members and will require coordination with the State Department to ensure policy unity.
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