A Philip Randolph Dies Civil Rights Leader at 90
A Philip Randolph, elder statesman of civil rights and head of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, died at about 3 30 p.m. in his Manhattan apartment. Born April 15 1889 in Crescent City Florida Randolph helped found the first major black labor union and fought for desegregation and workers rights for decades. His death comes one day before the 25th anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling that school segregation was unconstitutional.
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NAACP Chief Says North Still Lacks Integration Progress
NAACP Executive Director Benjamin Hooks, speaking during a board break in Columbia, says meaningful integration remains a dream in the North. He notes blacks face resistance and cites slower progress in the region, with the South advancing more due to concentrated efforts and federal support. The NAACP shifts focus to voter registration, moving its education office from Birmingham to Detroit.
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Gray's Ad Misprint Corrected for Film Expo
Gray Discount Drug Stores notes an error in the May 16 advertisement for the KodaColor 1! Film Expo. The correct film size is 12 exposures, not the previously listed size. Apologies for any inconvenience.
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Separate but unequal 25 years after Brown ruling
The 1954 Supreme Court decision ended legalized school segregation. Yet 1.6 million children still attend mostly minority schools and NAACP leaders say meaningful integration remains distant, with focus shifting to the North and voter education. Linda Brown’s legacy shapes ongoing civil rights battles.
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