Editorial Reactions to School Desegregation Across States
Readers in Warren County NC and other southern papers react to the Supreme Court ruling ending legal segregation. Opinions range from disappointment and call for gradualism to warnings about private schools and social mixing, urging calm study and careful action.
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Warren
Warrenton
North Carolina
Warrren County
Supreme Court
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Negro vote significance in national race and party shift
The piece notes an estimated 16 million Negroes with about 3 million registered voters, over a million in the South. It recalls historical party alignment, shows a 73 percent Democratic and 27 percent Republican split in 1952, and cites an NAACP survey finding over 90 percent Negro Democratic support in several cities.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Detroit
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Negro vote discussed in 1952 politics and party blame
In 1952 interviews a large share of Negro respondents blamed Eisenhower or the Republican Party for the court decision on voting rights. Most said they were Democrats or declined to say, while many noted the potential impact of the Negro vote in marginal districts and the broader influence of economic issues.
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Eufala Tribune
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Alabama
South
Eisenhower
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Wire tapping laws and federal practice in 1964
Summary notes that wire tapping requires prior authorization for divulged information and notes no convictions under the law. It cites FBI use, discusses trust funds in the budget, Senate election cycles, and Mexican laborer importation under a 1964 Congressional Quarterly copyright.
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Congress
Congressional Quarterly
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