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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1964

Page

2

Restraint urged in testing civil rights bill by NAACP leader

NAACP executive secretary Roy Wilkins urged smart cautious methods in testing the new civil rights law, warning against loud tactics that might diminish progress. He spoke at the 55th annual convention and contrasted himself with other leaders pushing aggressive testing strategies. Also reported were the release of three jailed civil rights workers in Mississippi after an alleged church bombing probe, and Mississippi lawmakers preparing a special session on private school legislation to avoid desegregation.

Washington Roy Wilkins Wilkins National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Martin Luther King I James Farmer Congress of Raci al Equality Philadelphia Miss Council of Federated Organizations COFO Neshoba County James Chaney Meridian Andy Goodman Queens New York Mickey Schwerner Chaney FBI Jackson Mississippi Defense Department

Race Issue Skirted By High Court

The Supreme Court reversed the trespass convictions of 12 demonstrators in a Baltimore restaurant and two Columbia students in a drug store on technical grounds, avoiding a ruling on racial discrimination in public accommodations. Justice Brennan authored the narrow opinion, while Chief Justice Warren and Justices Goldberg and Douglas signaled they would have ruled discrimination unconstitutional.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Maryland South Carolina Baltimore Columbia, 8. C William Brennan Earl Warren Arthur J. Goldberg William C. Douglas

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