Governors at Virginia conference discuss school desegregation
Richmond reports nine southern governors gathered at the meeting chaired by Gov. Thomas B. Stanley to discuss responses to the Supreme Court ruling on school segregation. Louisiana's Robert Kennon emphasized state sovereignty and criticized the idea of a unified policy, while Georgia's Herman Talmadge, South Carolina's James Byrnes and Mississippi's Hugh White warned of abolishing public schools to preserve segregation.
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WV Governor Sfarland Aims to Learn from Conference
William C. Sfarland of West Virginia said he would not attend with any plan to evade the court. He arrived to learn something to help West Virginia tackle the administrative problem of integration. The six states with governors sending representatives include Arkansas Kentucky Maryland Oklahoma and Tennessee.
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