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Date |
Source |
Author |
Type |
Topic |
1 |
1/30/1959 |
The Knoxville Journal |
|
Headline |
Mrs. Roosevelt should be asked to appear as witness when solons
conduct probe of Monteagel school ; article not included |
2 |
1/30/1959 |
|
|
Editorial |
Pupil-placement laws ; source and purpose of article unclear |
3 |
02/1959 |
New York Herald-Tribune |
Terry Ferrer |
Article |
Lag in integration charged to schools |
4 |
2/28/1959 |
Asheville Citizen |
David Lawrence |
Commentary |
Bar criticizes high court decisions |
5 |
03/1959 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
LeRoy Collins argues for "orderly and effective assertion of our
rights under authority of law" ; draft |
6 |
4/6/1959 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
Stratford, Shakespere and the Moor |
7 |
1959 |
Reader's Digest |
William Hard |
Article |
How law-abiding are we - really? |
8 |
10/17/1959 |
Christian Science Monitor |
Godfrey Sperling, Jr. |
Article |
Creeping realism' with the sourthern governors |
9 |
3/13/1959 |
|
|
3/13/1959 |
Daniels flays politicians for using the negro issue |
10 |
9/30/1959 |
Asheville Times |
|
Editorial |
New look at negro integration stand ; from Christian Science
Monitor |
11 |
11/16/1959 |
New York Times |
Anthony Lewis |
Article |
Negroes getting new jobs in South ; President's committee sees
racial 'breakthroughs' |
12 |
11/20/1959 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Article |
Yancey negroes ask quick school order [2 copies in file] |
13 |
12/4/1959 |
|
|
Article |
2 agencies removed as defendents in school segregation suit |
14 |
3/13/1959 |
Asheville Times |
|
Editorial |
Are white folks in South real people? ; from Richmond (V.A.)
News-Leader |
15 |
1959 |
Look |
Raymond Gary |
Commentary |
The South can integrate its schools |
16 |
2/6/1959 |
Asheville Times |
Alfred McCormack Jr. |
Article |
The may be a 'sleeper' in NAACP integration suit at Greensboro |
17 |
11/12/1959 |
Asheville Times |
|
Article |
Southern editor calls for southern politicians to face political
facts, finish with escapism |
18 |
2/13/1959 |
Greensboro Daily |
|
Article |
Hodges hits 'agitation' of NAACP ; accuses group of boycott |
19 |
2/8/1959 |
New York Herald-Tribune |
|
Article |
No complaints as Princeton's clubs recruit |
20 |
2/20/1959 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
Mason and Dixon's line is moved north |
21 |
1959 |
|
|
Article |
Bride white, throne barred to any heirs |
22 |
2/19/1959 |
Asheville Citizen-Times |
|
Article |
Union County negro leader enters Monroe mayor race |
23 |
2/19/1959 |
Greenville News |
|
Editorial |
N.C's 'token' integration plan attacked |
24 |
4/8/1959 |
New York Herald-Tribune |
David Lawrence |
Commentary |
Two white women denied enrollment in an all-male state college
in Texas |
25 |
2/4/1959 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Article |
Ike drafting rights guide for Congress |
26 |
2/4/1959 |
Asheville Times |
|
Editorial |
Governor of Virginia has conceeded minimum state integration is
inevitable |
27 |
2/4/1959 |
Asheville Times |
Ray Tucker |
Commentary |
Civil rights may disappear from politics |
28 |
1959 |
New York Times |
Milton Honig |
Article |
Non-whites rise 109% in Newark ; increase since 1950 noted in
report that finds drop in total population ; shoft by negroes
cited ; moves to more desirable area found to foster better
undertsanding |
29 |
2/5/1959 |
Asheville Citizen |
Eric Warden |
Article |
Mrs. Roosevelt on integration ; from the Michigan Journalist |
30 |
12/13/1959 |
|
|
Article |
U.S. commies drop idea of negro nation |
31 |
2/10/1959 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
Tennessee to probe Monteagle school ; from the Knoxville Journal
[2 copies in file] |
32 |
12/11/1959 |
Office of Senator Ervin |
Sam J. Ervin |
Speech |
Shall America's birthright be sold for pottage? ; address of
Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr. D-NC, to the Georgia Bar Association
at its mid-winter meeting in Atlanta on Friday evening, December
11, 1959 |
33 |
2/7/1959 |
Asheville Citizen |
David Lawrence |
Commentary |
14th Amendment of doubtful legality |
34 |
2/4/1959 |
Asheville Citizen |
David Lawrence |
Commentary |
Is 'massive conformity' coming? |
35 |
9/1959 |
Office of Senator Ervin |
Sam J. Ervin |
Speech |
Statement by Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr., (D-NC) on report of
Commission on Civil Rights |
36 |
1959 |
Arkansas Gazette |
|
Publication |
Citations and editorials following award of Pulitzer Prize to
The Arkansas Gazette |