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General Editors: John H. Bracey, Jr., and Sharon Harley

PAPERS OF THE NAACP

Supplement to Part 23:Legal Department CaseFiles, 1960-1972

Series A: The South,Section II: Georgia, Maryland,North Carolina, SouthCarolina, and Virginia


General Editors: John H. Bracey, Jr., and Sharon Harley

PAPERS OF THE NAACPSupplement to Part 23:

Legal Department Case Files, 1960-1972

Series A: The South

Section II: Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina,South Carolina, and Virginia

Edited byJohn H. Bracey, Jr., and Sharon Harley

Project CoordinatorRandolph H. Boehm

Guide compiled byDaniel Lewis

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Papers of the NAACP. Supplement to part 23, Legal department case files,1960-1972 [microform] / edited by John H. Bracey, Jr. and Sharon Harley;project coordinator, Randolph H. Boehm.

microfilm reels.--(Black studies research sources)Summary: Reproduces the working case files of the NAACP's general

counsel and his staff from 1960 through 1972. The files consist of backgroundcorrespondence discussing strategic decisions in the litigation process,complaints, briefs, transcripts, depositions, and exhibits.

Accompanied by a printed guide compiled by Daniel Lewis entitled: A guideto the microfilm edition of Papers of the NAACP. Supplement to part 23, Legaldepartment case files, 1960-1972.

Contents: ser. A, The South. 1. Alabama, Arkansas, and Florida; 2.Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia; 3. Kentucky,Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Texas--ser. B. The Northeast. 1.Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maine, Massachusetts, NewHampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island.

ISBN 1-55655-936-4 (series A, section I)--ISBN 1-55655-900-3 (series A,section II)--ISBN (invalid) 0-88672-608-4 (series A, section III)--ISBN 1-55655-943-7(series B, section I)

1. African American--Legal status, laws, etc.--History--20th century--Sources. 2. African Americans--Civil rights--History--20th century--Sources.3. Civil rights movements--United States--History--20th century--Sources.4. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People--Archives. I.Title: Supplement to part 23. Legal department case files, 1960-1972. II. Title:Legal department case files, 1960-1972. III. Bracey, John H. IV. Harley,Sharon. V. Lewis, Daniel, 1972- VI. University Publications of America (Firm)VII. Title: Guide to the microfilm edition of Papers of the NAACP. Supplementto part 23, Legal department case files, 1960-1972. VIII. Series.

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TABLE OF CONTENTSScope and Content Note viiSource Note xiEditorial Note xiAbbreviations xiiiReel Index

Group V, Legal Department Case Files

Reel 1Georgia

Group V, Box 660Bacote v. Carter 1

Group V, Boxes 662 and 671-672Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co 1

Reels 2-6Georgia cont.

Group V, Boxes 672 cont.-676Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co. cont 2

Reel 7Georgia cont.

Group V, Box 676 cont.Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co. cont 4

Group V, Box 688Fields v. Law 4

Group V, Box 689Jones v. J. P. Stevens Co 5

Reel 8Georgia cont.

Group V, Box 690Jones v. Montag, Inc 5Kelly v.

Group V, Box 692Luster v. Local 709, International Association of Machinists and

Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO 5Group V, Boxes 710-711

NAACP v. Overstreet 6

Reel 9Georgia cont.

Group V, Box 711 cont.NAACP v. Overstreet cont 7

Group V, Box 714Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP 7

Reel 10Georgia cont.

Group V, Boxes 714 cont.-715Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP cont 8

Reel 11Georgia cont.

Group V, Box 716Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP cont 9

MarylandGroup V, Box 919

Morton v. Charles County Board of Education 9Naimaster v. NAACP 9

Reel 12Maryland cont.

Group V, Box 920Naimaster v. NAACP cont 10

Reel 13North Carolina

Group V, Box 1908Alston v. Butts 11Camp LeJeune Courts-Martial 11

Group V, Box 1911Griggs v. Duke Power Co 11Lynch v. Snepp 11In re Morrow 11

Group V, Box 1917Sellars v. NAACP 11State of North Carolina v. Mallory 11

South CarolinaGroup V, Box 2223

Boineau v. Thornton 11Group V, Box 2225

In re Calhoun County School District No. 1 12Group V, Box 2229

Darlington NAACP Branch Libel Cases 12Hammond v. South Carolina State College 12

Reel 14South Carolina cont.

Group V, Box 2260Odom v. Consolidated School District of Aiken County 12Peterson v. City of Greenville 12

Richardson v. State Board of Law Examiners 13Group V, Box 2264

South Carolina NAACP State Conference of Branches v. West 13South Carolina Electric and Gas Company v. Flemming 13

Group V, Box 2271Stevenson v. West 13

Group V, Box 2275United States ex rel. Chapparo v. Resor 13Whittenberg v. School District of Greenville County 13Youmans, Wallace 13

VirginiaGroup V, Box 2388

Allen v. County School Board of Prince Edward County 13

Reel 15Virginia cont.

Group V, Box 2388 cont.Anderson v. School Board of the Town of West Point 14Bailey v. Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company 14Beckett v. School Board of the City of Norfolk 14Bradley v. School Board of the City of Richmond 14

Group V, Box 2389Bradley v. School Board of the City of Richmond cont. 14


Group V, Box 2389 cont.Bradley v. School Board of the City of Richmond cont 15

Group V, Box 2390Brewer v. School Board of the City of Norfolk 15Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v. Virginia ex rel. Virginia State Bar 16Brown v. County School Board of Frederick County 16

Group V, Box 2393Commonwealth of Virginia v. Williams 16Commonwealth of Virginia ex rel. Virginia State Bar v. NAACP 16Edwards, George 16


Group V, Box 2400Green v. School Board of the City of Roanoke 16

Group V, Box 2403Hamm v. County School Board of Arlington County 16Hawthorne v. The Kenbridge Recreation Association, Inc 16Hornstein v. NAACP 17

Group V, Box 2408Loving v. Virginia 17Mann v. Davis 17McLeod v. County School Board of Chesterfield County 17


Group V, Box 2417Pettaway v. County School Board of Surry County 8Quarles v. Phillip Morris, Inc 8

Group V, Box 2419United States v. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co 8United States v. Virginia Electric and Power Co 8Virginia State Penitentiary 8

Group V, Box 2420Vollin v. Godwin 8Williams v. School Board of the City of Winchester 9Woodson v. County School Board of Shenandoah County 9Yancey v. Demaine Funeral Homes, Inc 19

Principal Correspondents Index 21Subject Index 25

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTEThis Supplement to Part 23 of Papers of the NAACP reproduces the working

case files of the NAACP's general counsel and the legal department staff for theperiod 1960-1972, focusing on the years 1965-1972. The case files in Supplement

to Part 23 pertain to demonstrations and boycotts, employment discrimination, schooldesegregation, discrimination in the criminal justice system, and voting rights. The

files consist of correspondence discussing strategic decisions in the litigationprocess, exhibits, briefs, lawyers' notes, depositions, and transcripts of courtproceedings.

Due to the massive size of the NAACP Legal Department Case Files, UPA hasorganized this Supplement to Part 23 into several series based on geographiclocation. Series A covers southern states and is further divided into three sections.Section I covers Alabama, Arkansas, and Florida. Section II covers Georgia,Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Section III covers Kentucky,Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Texas. Series B covers northeastern states,while Series C and D cover the Midwest and West, respectively. This guide providesa reel index as well as an alphabetical index of correspondents and subjects for thecases in Series A, Section II.

Series A, Section II includes files from several cases relating to demonstrationsand protests. The Georgia case NAACP v. Over street had a significant impact onNAACP protest strategies and the financial health of the organization. NAACP v.Overstreet arose out of an incident on May 30, 1962, in a Savannah grocery store.

On that day, Robert Bolton, a fourteen-year-old African American male, reported tothe Savannah police that Haldred Overstreet, the owner and operator of the grocerystore, had physically assaulted him. Bolton's mother contacted the SavannahNAACP branch, and the branch quickly decided to stage a boycott of Overstreet'sstore. The boycott continued until June 22, when Overstreet won a temporaryrestraining order against further picketing. Shortly thereafter, a jury awarded

Overstreet damages in the amount of $85,793.05. After the supreme court of Georgiaaffirmed the judgment of the trial court, the NAACP filed a petition for a writ ofcertiorari with the U.S. Supreme Court. In December 1965, the Court initially agreedto consider one of the questions in the case but dismissed the writ of certiorari inApril 1966; therefore, the ruling of the Georgia Supreme Court held.

The significant impact of NAACP v. Overstreet on the organization's operationsis illustrated in part by a July 7, 1966, memorandum from NAACP General CounselRobert L. Carter to all NAACP branches and NAACP personnel (Reel 9, Frame0033). In the memorandum, Carter discussed how the decision would affect NAACP

participation in boycotts and other protests against private persons or businesses.Carter stressed the need for the NAACP to be very cautious in its conduct. He alsomentioned that when local branches undertook such protests, it was essential thatthey did so as units distinct from the NAACP national corporation. Carter noted thatthis strategy was necessary in order to prevent people like Overstreet from comingto New York to collect money from the NAACP.

Several other cases in this edition concern the rights of the NAACP and othercivil rights organizations to engage in public protests against racial discrimination.The case of Kelly v. Page arose from civil rights demonstrations in Albany, Georgia,in the early 1960s. Asa D. Kelly, the mayor of Albany, sued the local AlbanyMovement and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Student NonviolentCoordinating Committee, Congress of Racial Equality, and NAACP in an attempt tostop the demonstrations in the city. In North Carolina, Sellars v. NAACP involved theboycott of a Winston-Salem grocery store. The owners of the store, Howard E.Sellars and Jesse E. Sizemore, charged that the national NAACP, the Winston-Salem NAACP branch, and the Kimberly Park Neighborhood Association conspired

to prevent consumers from entering their store. In their defense, the threeorganizations argued that Sellars treated his African American customers in aderogatory manner, sold beer and wine to minors, and once threatened to summonthe Ku Klux Klan. The other boycott case in this edition is Hornstein v. NAACP. In

this case, Stanley Hornstein, the owner of a Victoria, Virginia, grocery store, refusedto display a sign condemning the Ku Klux Klan. The Lunenberg County NAACP

branch and the Virginia Students' Civil Rights Committee coordinated a boycottagainst Hornstein's store.

Employment opportunities for African Americans had been an important part ofthe NAACP's agenda since the 1930s. After passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964,with its Title VII provision against discrimination by employers, labor unions, andemployment agencies, the NAACP filed many employment discrimination cases.

This edition contains employment discrimination cases from Georgia, Maryland,North Carolina, and Virginia. The most well-documented employment discriminationcase in this edition is Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co. This case involved Ralph

Banks and other African American employees of the Lockheed-Georgia Company,the Marietta, Georgia, branch of the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation. Banks and hisfellow plaintiffs claimed that African American employees were denied promotions,that the company administered tests for promotions that had a discriminatory effect,that African Americans were excluded from supervisory positions, and that anatmosphere of racial intimidation pervaded the workplace. The files for this caseinclude correspondence, lawyers' notes, and twenty-nine volumes of transcripts ofthe court proceedings. These proceedings include testimony from many Lockheed-Georgia employees describing working conditions at the plant. Among the files is acopy of the settlement of the case as well as correspondence related to thesettlement (Reel 1, Frame 0472).

Other employment discrimination cases from Georgia are Jones v. J. P.Stevens Co., Jones v. Montag, Inc., and Luster v. Local 709, InternationalAssociation of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO. The Marylandemployment discrimination case is Morton v. Charles County Board of Education, in

which faculty members in the Charles County school system charged that AfricanAmerican employees had been refused employment or promotion, or had beendemoted or discharged, because of their race. In another part of this case, two of theplaintiffs were school children who argued that Charles County continued to maintain"racially identifiable schools." The North Carolina employment discrimination case isGriggs v. Duke Power Co. Virginia cases on employment discrimination are Quarlesv. Phillip Morris, Inc., United States v. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co., andUnited States v. Virginia Electric and Power Co.

School desegregation remained an important area of litigation for the NAACPduring the period covered by this edition. The most significant and well-documentedschool desegregation case in this section is Bradley v. School Board of the City ofRichmond. Parents of African American students originally brought this case in 1961,and it reached the U.S. Supreme Court in both 1965 and 1973. This case addressedmany issues central to school desegregation controversies throughout the 1960sand 1970s, including "freedom of choice" plans, faculty desegregation, busing, andmultidistrict desegregation remedies. In 1972, federal district court judge Robert R.Merhige Jr. ordered the merger of the Richmond schools with those in thesurrounding Chesterfield and Henrico Counties. A federal appeals court overturnedMerhige's order, and, in 1974, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the appeals courtruling. Judge Merhige's order and the 1974 Supreme Court decision are reproducedin this edition.

Other cases in this edition concern interracial marriage, rights of criminaldefendants, libel and slander, and voting rights. Loving v. Virginia involved achallenge to Virginia's law prohibiting interracial marriages. Richard Perry Loving andMildred Jester married in Washington, D.C., in June 1958. After the marriage, theyreturned to Virginia and took up residence in Caroline County but were arrested inJuly for violating Virginia's ban on interracial marriages. In January 1959, the Lovingspleaded guilty; the court sentenced them to one year in jail and then suspended thesentence, provided that the Lovings left the state of Virginia for twenty-five years.The Lovings moved back to Washington, D.C., but decided in 1963 to challenge theVirginia law regarding interracial marriages. In 1967, the U.S. Supreme Court foundthat the Virginia law violated the Fourteenth Amendment. The NAACP's amicuscuriae brief supporting the Lovings is reproduced in this edition. In State of NorthCarolina v. Mallory, the case that arose from a kidnapping incident in Monroe, NorthCarolina, the defendants claimed that they had been denied their right to counsel.Libel and slander cases include Fields v. Law, Naimaster v. NAACP, and four casesinvolving the Barlington, South Carolina, NAACP branch. Voting rights cases includeBacote v. Carter, in which the then-governor of Georgia, Jimmy Carter, was one of

the defendants, and two cases from South Carolina: South Carolina NAACP StateConference of Branches v. West and Stevenson v. West.

This edition of Papers of the NAACP represents the second section of legalcase files microfilmed by UPA focusing on the period after 1965. Other parts ofPapers of the NAACP that contain significant documentation on the NAACP LegalDepartment are Part 23: Legal Department Case Files, 1956-1965; Part 22: LegalDepartment Administrative Files, 1956-1965; and Supplement to Part 16: Board ofDirectors File, 1966-1970.

SOURCE NOTE

The documents microfilmed for this edition are held by the Manuscript Divisionof the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. The files selected for this edition weredrawn from Group V, Legal Department, Case Files, of the National Association forthe Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Records collection.

EDITORIAL NOTE

Professors John H. Bracey, Jr., and Sharon Harley compiled this edition ofPapers of the NAACP after a thorough survey of the Legal Department Case Files inGroup V of the NAACP Records collection at the Library of Congress. Each fileselected for this edition has been reproduced in its entirety.

ABBREVIATIONSThe following abbreviations are used throughout this guide.

AFL-CIO American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations

HEW U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare

NAACP National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

SCLC Southern Christian Leadership Conference

SCOPE Summer Community Organization and Political Education[project]

REEL INDEX

The following is a listing of the folders that compose Papers of the NAACP, Supplement toPart 23: Legal Department Case Files, 1960-1972, Series A: The South, Section II: Georgia,Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. The four-digit number on the far left isthe frame at which a particular file folder begins. This is followed by the file title, the date(s) ofthe file, and the total number of pages. Substantive issues are highlighted under the headingMajor Topics, as are prominent correspondents under the heading Principal Correspondents.

Reel 1Frame No.

Group V, Legal Department Case FilesGeorgia

Group V, Box 6600001 Bacote v. Carter-- Background Information: Relevant Case Law, 1972. 54 pp.

Major Topics: Voting rights; reapportionment and redistricting of Alabama Statelegislature.

0055 Bacote v. Carter--General Case Material, 1971. 103 pp.Major Topics: Reapportionment and redistricting of Georgia State legislature; voting

rights.0158 Bacote v. Carter--General Case Material, 1972. 75 pp.

Major Topics: Reapportionment and redistricting of Georgia State legislature; votingrights; political participation; gerrymandering; Fourteenth and FifteenthAmendments to U.S. Constitution.

Principal Correspondent: George L. Howell.

Group V, Box 6620233 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Background Information, 1966-1972. 149 pp.

Major Topics: Lockheed-Georgia employment statistics; labor-management relations;employment discrimination; employee performance reviews; Title VII of CivilRights Act of 1964.

Group V, Box 6710382 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--General Case Material, 1967-1971. 90 pp.

Major Topics: Employment discrimination; International Association of Machinistsand Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Randolph; James J. Kirkpatrick.

0472 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--General Case Material, 1972. 173 pp.Major Topics: Employment discrimination; International Association of Machinists

and Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964.Principal Correspondents: R. Lawrence Ashe Jr.; James J. Kirkpatrick; William D.

Wells; Nathaniel R. Jones; S. Phillip Heiner.0645 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--General Case Material, 1973-1976. 69 pp.

Major Topics: Employment discrimination; International Association of Machinistsand Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Principal Correspondents: S. Phillip Heiner; Peter Haimes; William D. Wells;Nathaniel R. Jones; Herbert Hill; Mabel D. Smith; R. Lawrence Ashe Jr.

Group V, Box 6720714 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--General Case Material, Undated. 31 pp.

Major Topic: Employment discrimination.0745 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Lawyers' Notes and Drafts, 1972 and Undated.

49pp.Major Topic: Employment discrimination.

0794 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 1, 1971. 197 pp.Major Topics: Herbert Hill; employment discrimination; International Association of

Machinists and Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO.

Reel 2Group V, Legal Department Case Files cont.

Georgia cont.

Group V, Box 672 cont.0001 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 2, 1971. 181 pp.

Major Topics: Employment discrimination; employment testing and certification;affirmative action in employment; wages and salaries.

0182 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 3, 1971. 229 pp.Major Topics: Employment discrimination; wages and salaries; job classifications.

0411 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 4, 1971. 243 pp.Major Topics: Job placement; Georgia State Employment Service; employment

testing and certification; employment discrimination.[Transcript Volumes 5-8 not present in NAACP Records collection.]0654 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 9, 1972. 201 pp.

Major Topics: Job placement; Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.


Georgia cont.

Group V, Box 6730001 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 10, 1972. 187 pp.

Major Topics: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; employmentdiscrimination; job placement; employment testing and certification.

0188 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 11, 1972. 230 pp.Major Topics: Employment discrimination; employment at Lockheed-Georgia

Company; vocational education and training; job placement.0418 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 12, 1972. 203 pp.

Major Topics: Employment at Lockheed-Georgia Company; employmentdiscrimination; employee performance notices.

0621 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 13, 1972. 231 pp.Major Topic: Employment testing and certification.


Georgia cont.


Major Topic: Employment testing and certification.0127 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 15, 1972. 196 pp.

Major Topic: Employment at Lockheed-Georgia Company.[Transcript Volumes 16 and 17 not present in NAACP Records collection.]


Major Topic: Employment discrimination.0483 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volumes 19-20, 1972. 125 pp.

Major Topic: Employment discrimination.0608 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 21, 1972. 187 pp.

Major Topics: Employment discrimination; employment at Lockheed-GeorgiaCompany.

0795 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 22, 1972. 187 pp.Major Topic: Employment at Lockheed-Georgia Company.


Georgia cont.


Major Topic: Employment at Lockheed-Georgia Company.0183 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 24, 1972. 224 pp.

Major Topics: Employment at Lockheed-Georgia Company; employmentdiscrimination; employment testing and certification.


Major Topics: Model Cities Program in Atlanta; public transportation; employment atLockheed-Georgia Company.




Georgia cont.


Major Topics: Employment testing and certification; employment at Lockheed-Georgia Company.

0175 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 29, 1972. 138 pp.Major Topics: Employment at Lockheed-Georgia Company; vocational education and

training.0313 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, [Volume 30], 1972. 169 pp.

Major Topic: Employment at Lockheed-Georgia Company.

Group V, Box 6760482 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, [Volume 31], 1972. 214 pp.

Major Topic: Employment at Lockheed-Georgia Company.[Transcript Volume 32 not present in NAACP Records collection.]0696 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, Volume 33, 1972. 211 pp.

Major Topics: Morehouse College; employment at Lockheed-Georgia Company.


Georgia cont.

Group V, Box 676 cont.0001 Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.--Transcript, [Volume 34], 1972. 167 pp.



Major Topic: Employment at Lockheed-Georgia Company.

Group V, Box 6880530 Fields v. Law--Background Information, 1966 and Undated. 71 pp.

Major Topics: NAACP policy regarding retail store boycotts; libel and slander.Principal Correspondent: Robert L. Carter.

0601 Fields v. Law--General Case Material, 1968-1969. 92 pp.Major Topics: Criminal justice system; police; libel; Savannah NAACP branch;

Southeastern Newspapers Corporation.Principal Correspondents: Eugene H. Gadsden; Robert L. Carter; Lewis M. Steel.

0693 Fields v. Law--Lawyers' Notes and Drafts, Undated. 21 pp.Major Topics: Criminal justice system; police; libel; Savannah NAACP branch;

Southeastern Newspapers Corporation.

Group V, Box 6890714 Jones v. J. P. Stevens Co., 1963-1971 and Undated. 143 pp.

Major Topics: Employment discrimination; textile industry; Equal EmploymentOpportunity Commission.

Principal Correspondents: Carroll L. Herrington; Patrick Jones; Robert L. Randolph;Lewis M. Steel; Robert L. Carter; Robert Van Lierop; Eugene H. Gadsden; AlfredBaker Lewis; Matthew J. Perry; Grover Smith Jr.


Georgia cont.

Group V, Box 6900001 Jones v. Montag, Inc., 1968-1970. 97 pp.

Major Topics: Employment discrimination; paper and paper products; EqualEmployment Opportunity Commission; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Randolph; Donald L. Hollowell; Jesse J.Lehman.

0098 Kelly v. Page, 1960-1962. 21 pp.Major Topics: Asa D. Kelly; Laurie Pritchett; M. S. Page; W. G. Anderson; Slater

King; Charles Jones; Martin Luther King Jr.; Ralph Abernathy; Wyatt Walker;Ruby Hurley; Congress of Racial Equality; SCLC; Student NonviolentCoordinating Committee; Albany Movement; civil liberties; equal protection underlaw; Fourteenth Amendment to U.S. Constitution; public transportation;demonstrations and protests.

Principal Correspondent: Vernon E. Jordan Jr.

Group V, Box 6920119 Luster v. Local 709, International Association of Machinists and Aerospace

Workers, AFL-CIO--General Case Material, 1968-1971. 99 pp.Major Topics: Fight between two employees at Lockheed-Georgia Company;

occupational health and safety; labor-management relations; discrimination byInternational Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO.

0218 Luster v. Local 709, International Association of Machinists and AerospaceWorkers, AFL-CIO--General Case Material, 1972. 52 pp.

Major Topics: Fight between two employees at Lockheed-Georgia Company;discrimination by International Association of Machinists and AerospaceWorkers, AFL-CIO.

0270 Luster v. Local 709, International Association of Machinists and AerospaceWorkers, AFL-CIO--General Case Material, January-May 1973. 84 pp.


0354 Luster v. Local 709, International Association of Machinists and AerospaceWorkers, AFL-CIO--General Case Material, 1974. 26 pp.

Major Topics: Labor-management relations; Lockheed-Georgia Company.

0380 Luster v. Local 709, International Association of Machinists and AerospaceWorkers, AFL-CIO-- Lawyers' Notes and Drafts, 1973 and Undated. 20 pp.


Group V, Box 7100400 NAACP v. Overstreet, 1962. 75 pp.

Major Topics: Retail store picketing and boycott after assault of Robert Bolton byHaldred Overstreet; Georgia NAACP State Conference; Savannah NAACPbranch; legal fees and financial obligations of NAACP national office.

Principal Correspondents: B. Clarence Mayfield; Robert L. Carter; Eugene H.Gadsden; Donald L. Hollowell.

0475 NAACP v. Overstreet, 1963. 40 pp.Major Topics: Retail store picketing and boycott after assault of Robert Bolton by

Haldred Overstreet; Georgia NAACP State Conference; Savannah NAACPbranch; legal fees and financial obligations of NAACP national office.

Principal Correspondents: P. A. Patterson; Robert L. Carter; Eugene H. Gadsden;B. Clarence Mayfield; Donald L. Hollowell.

0515 NAACP v. Overstreet, 1964. 92 pp.Major Topics: Retail store picketing and boycott after assault of Robert Bolton by

Haldred Overstreet; Georgia NAACP State Conference; Savannah NAACPbranch; legal fees and financial obligations of NAACP national office; freedom ofspeech.

Principal Correspondents: Eugene H. Gadsden; Donald L. Hollowell; Robert L.Carter; Maria L. Marcus; B. Clarence Mayfield.

Group V, Box 7110607 NAACP v. Overstreet, 1965. 147 pp.

Major Topics: Retail store picketing and boycott after assault of Robert Bolton byHaldred Overstreet; Georgia NAACP State Conference; Savannah NAACPbranch; freedom of speech.

Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Anne Gross Feldman; Maria L. Marcus.0754 NAACP v. Overstreet, January-March 1966. 179 pp.

Major Topics: Retail store picketing and boycott after assault of Robert Bolton byHaldred Overstreet; Georgia NAACP State Conference; Savannah NAACPbranch.

Principal Correspondents: Lewis M. Steel; Robert L. Carter; Anne Gross Feldman;Maria L. Marcus.


Georgia cont.

Group V, Box 711 cont.0001 NAACP v. Overstreet, April-December 1966. 95 pp.

Major Topics: Retail store picketing and boycott after assault of Robert Bolton byHaldred Overstreet; Georgia NAACP State Conference; Savannah NAACPbranch; payment of damages.

Principal Correspondents: Grady L. Dickey; Eugene H. Gadsden; Robert L. Carter;Morris P. Glushien.

0096 NAACP v. Overstreet, 1967. 2 pp.Principal Correspondent: Eugene H. Gadsden.

0098 NAACP v. Overstreet, Undated (1 of 2). 123 pp.Major Topics: Retail store picketing and boycott after assault of Robert Bolton by

Haldred Overstreet; Georgia NAACP State Conference; Savannah NAACPbranch; freedom of speech.

0221 NAACP v. Overstreet, Undated (2 of 2). 74 pp.Major Topics: Retail store picketing and boycott after assault of Robert Bolton by

Haldred Overstreet; Georgia NAACP State Conference; Savannah NAACPbranch.

Principal Correspondent: Jerome M. Pines.

Group V, Box 7140295 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--Background Information, Undated.

9pp.Major Topic: Financial records of Georgia NAACP State Conference and Atlanta

NAACP branch.Principal Correspondent: Ruby Hurley.

0304 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP-- Brief of Evidence, 1956. 353 pp.Major Topics: Atlanta NAACP branch finances; attempt to collect income taxes from

NAACP in Georgia; NAACP membership fees; local and national NAACP policiesand programs; Ruby Hurley; NAACP Southeast Regional Office.

0657 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--General Case Material, 1956. 95 pp.Major Topics: Attempt to collect income taxes from NAACP in Georgia; Ruby Hurley;

John C. Calhoun.Principal Correspondents: T. V. Williams; A. T. Walden; Donald L. Hollowell.

0752 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--General Case Material, January-June 1957. 76 pp.

Major Topics: Statement of NAACP policies and tax-exempt status; attempt to collectincome taxes from NAACP in Georgia.

Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; Donald L. Hollowell; A. T. Walden; K. A.Campbell; T. V. Williams.

0828 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--General Case Material, July-December 1957. 48 pp.

Major Topics: Assessment of taxes against NAACP in Georgia; contempt of courtholding against NAACP and John H. Calhoun.

Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; A. T. Walden.


Georgia cont.

Group V, Box 714 cont.0001 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--General Case Material, January-

April 1958.64 pp.Major Topics: Contempt of court holding against NAACP and John H. Calhoun;

assessment of taxes against NAACP in Georgia.Principal Correspondents: A. T. Walden; T. V. Williams; Robert L. Carter; Donald L.

Hollowell; John H. Calhoun.

Group V, Box 7150065 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--General Case Material, May-June

1958.82pp.Major Topics: Legal fees; attempt to collect income taxes from NAACP in Georgia;

contempt of court holding against NAACP and John H. Calhoun.Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; John H. Calhoun.

0147 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--General Case Material, July-December 1958. 43 pp.

Major Topic: Contempt of court holding against NAACP and John H. Calhoun.Principal Correspondent: Robert L. Carter.

0190 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--General Case Material, 1959. 105 pp.Major Topics: Contempt of court holding against NAACP and John H. Calhoun;

attempt to collect income taxes from NAACP in Georgia.Principal Correspondents: Robert L. Carter; A. T. Walden; Jack Greenberg.

0295 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--General Case Material, 1960 andUndated. 115 pp.

Major Topics: Contempt of court holding against NAACP and John H. Calhoun;attempt to collect income taxes from NAACP in Georgia.

Principal Correspondent: A. T. Walden.0410 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--Lawyers' Notes and Drafts, 1956-

1958 and Undated. 40 pp.Major Topics: Contempt of court holding against NAACP and John H. Calhoun;

attempt to collect income taxes from NAACP in Georgia.0450 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--Pleadings and Exhibits, 1956. 64 pp.

Major Topics: Attempt to collect income taxes from NAACP in Georgia; contempt ofcourt holding against NAACP and John H. Calhoun.

Principal Correspondent: T. V. Williams.0514 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--Pleadings and Exhibits, 1957-1959.

75pp.Major Topics: Attempt to collect income taxes from NAACP in Georgia; contempt of

court holding against NAACP and John H. Calhoun.0589 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--Transcript, pp. 1-200, 1956. 200 pp.

Major Topics: Attempt to collect income taxes from NAACP in Georgia; contempt ofcourt holding against NAACP and John H. Calhoun.


Georgia cont.

Group V, Box 7160001 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--Transcript, pp. 201-400,1956.

201 pp.Major Topics: Attempt to collect income taxes from NAACP in Georgia; NAACP

membership fees.0202 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--Transcript, pp. 401-600, 1956.

201 pp.Major Topics: Attempt to collect income taxes from NAACP in Georgia; NAACP

membership fees.0403 Williams, Revenue Commissioner v. NAACP--Transcript, pp. 601-722, 1956.

123 pp.Major Topics: Attempt to collect income taxes from NAACP in Georgia; contempt of

court holding against NAACP and John H. Calhoun.

Group V, Legal Department Case Files cont.Maryland

Group V, Box 9190526 Morton v. Charles County Board of Education--Background Information:

Newspaper Clippings, 1973-1975.21 pp.Major Topics: School busing and school desegregation; employment discrimination

claim by Charles County teachers; Charles County school zoning.0547 Morton v. Charles County Board of Education--Background Information: Racial

Composition of Schools, 1972. 41 pp.Major Topics: Racial composition of Charles County schools; Charles County school

zoning.0588 Morton v. Charles County Board of Education--General Case Material, 1970-1974.

173pp.Major Topics: Discrimination in Charles County schools; school desegregation;

employment discrimination in Charles County schools.Principal Correspondents: Arnold I. Berschler; Salome F. Howard; Dewey E. Dodds;

Walter W. Bowling Jr.; James C. Simpson.0761 Morton v. Charles County Board of Education--General Case Material, 1975. 14 pp.

Major Topic: Employment discrimination in Charles County schools.Principal Correspondents: Nathaniel R. Jones; Vernon C. Wingenroth; Mary E.

Queen; Dupree A. Monk; Salome F. Howard; Jack Greenberg.0775 Naimaster v. NAACP-- Background Information, 1961,1967, and Undated. 63 pp.

Major Topics: Discriminatory selection of grand jurors; federal jurisdiction.Principal Correspondent: James W. Davis.


Maryland cont.

Group V, Box 9200001 Naimasterv. NAACP--Genera\ Case Material, 1966-1969. 182 pp.

Major Topics: Discharge of Vernon John Naimaster from employment as BaltimoreTransit Company bus driver due to his position as Acting Grand Dragon,Maryland branch of Ku Klux Klan; suit by Naimaster for libel, invasion of privacy,and employment interference; Lillie M. Jackson; Juanita Jackson Mitchell; juryselection procedures; removal of case to federal court and order remanding caseto state court.

Principal Correspondents: Juanita Jackson Mitchell; Robert L. Carter; Gerald A.Smith; Clarence M. Mitchell Jr.; W. Giles Parker; Barbara A. Morris; William H.Adkins.

0183 Naimaster v. NAACP--Genera\ Case Material, 1970-1972. 148 pp.Major Topics: Discharge of Vernon John Naimaster from employment as Baltimore

Transit Company bus driver due to his position as Acting Grand Dragon,Maryland branch of Ku Klux Klan; suit by Naimaster for libel, invasion of privacy,and employment interference; Lillie M. Jackson; Juanita Jackson Mitchell.

Principal Correspondents: Clarence M. Mitchell Jr.; Nathaniel R. Jones; JonathanShapiro; Gerald A. Smith; Charles E. Carter; Michael Hawkins; RolandNicholson; James K. Carmody.

0331 Naimaster v. NAACP--Genera\ Case Material, 1973 and Undated. 88 pp.Major Topics: Discharge of Vernon John Naimaster from employment as Baltimore

Transit Company bus driver due to his position as Acting Grand Dragon,Maryland branch of Ku Klux Klan; suit by Naimaster for libel, invasion of privacy,and employment interference; Lillie M. Jackson; Juanita Jackson Mitchell;housing discrimination in Baltimore County.

Principal Correspondents: Clarence M. Mitchell Jr.; James K. Carmody; Nathaniel R.Jones; J. Francis Pohlhaus; Gerald A. Smith.

0419 Naimaster v. NAACP-- Lawyers' Notes and Drafts, 1966-1968. 17 pp.Major Topic: State courts.

0436 Naimaster v. NAACP--Lawyers' Notes and Drafts, Undated (1 of 3). 186 pp.Major Topics: Jury selection procedures; libel and slander; state courts; federal

courts.0622 Naimaster v. NAACP--Lawyers' Notes and Drafts, Undated (2 of 3). 118 pp.

Major Topics: Jury selection procedures; housing discrimination in Baltimore County;Ku Klux Klan; libel and slander.

Principal Correspondent: J. Francis Pohlhaus.0740 Naimaster v. NAACP--Lawyers' Notes and Drafts, Undated (3 of 3). 138 pp.

Major Topics: Jury selection procedures; removal of cases from state courts tofederal courts; libel and slander.


North Carolina

Group V, Box 19080001 Alston v. Butts, 1964. 6 pp.

Major Topic: Voter registration.0007 Camp LeJeune Courts-Martial, 1969. 14 pp.

Major Topic: Racial disturbances at Camp LeJeune and murder charges against fiveAfrican American marines after death of white marine.

Principal Correspondents: Julius E. Williams; Max Dean.

Group V, Box 19110021 Griggs v. Duke Power Co., 1971. 41 pp.

Major Topics: Electric power plants; employment discrimination; Title VII of CivilRights Act of 1964; employment testing and certification.

0062 Lynch v. Snepp, 1972-1974. 134 pp.Major Topics: Interference with Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools; school busing; fight

between students at East Mecklenburg High School; attempt to organize NAACPyouth chapters in Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools; freedom of speech; equalprotection clause of Fourteenth Amendment to U.S. Constitution; jurisdiction ofstate courts and federal courts.

Principal Correspondents: George S. Daly Jr.; Nathaniel R. Jones.0196 In re Morrow, 1958. 34 pp.

Major Topics: North Carolina pupil assignment law; Mecklenburg County schools;school desegregation.

Group V, Box 19170230 Sellars v. NAACP--Background Information, 1966-1967. 26 pp.

Major Topics: Retail store boycott; Kimberly Park Neighborhood Association;Winston-Salem NAACP branch; Ku Klux Klan.

0256 Sellars v. NAACP--General Case Material, 1967-1970. 113 pp.Major Topics: Winston-Salem NAACP branch; Kimberly Park Neighborhood

Association; retail store boycott; legal fees.Principal Correspondents: J. T. McMillan; Maria L. Marcus; Richard C. Erwin Sr.;

Anne Gross Feldman; Joan Franklin; George E. Clayton Jr.; Thomas R. Ashley.0369 State of North Carolina v. Mallory, 1964. 35 pp.

Major Topics: Right to counsel; jury selection procedures; Sixth and FourteenthAmendments to U.S. Constitution; Monroe, North Carolina, kidnapping case.

Group V, Legal Department Case Files cont.South Carolina

Group V, Box 22230404 Boineau v. Thornton, 1964. 18 pp.

Major Topics: Voting rights; South Carolina election law; 1964 South Carolinaelections; equal protection clause of Fourteenth Amendment to U.S. Constitution.

Group V, Box 22250422 In re Calhoun County School District No. 1, 1967. 33 pp.

Major Topics: Title VI of Civil Rights Act of 1964; federal aid to education; schooldesegregation; HEW school desegregation guidelines.

Group V, Box 22290455 Darlington NAACP Branch Libel Cases, 1961-1968 and Undated. 84 pp.

Major Topics: Police brutality; arrest of Abraham Williams on charges of drivingunder the influence, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest; libel and slander;Huntley v. Stanley; Huntley v. Darlington NAACP Branch; Haynes v. Stanley;Waynes v. Darlington NAACP Branch.

Principal Correspondents: Matthew J. Perry; Robert L. Carter; Maria L. Marcus;Barbara A. Morris.

0539 Hammond v. South Carolina State College--Background Information, 1960-1967.151 pp.

Major Topics: South Carolina State College by-laws; faculty; student organizations;demonstrations by South Carolina State College students.

Principal Correspondents: B. C. Turner; H. N. Vincent.0690 Hammond v. South Carolina State College--General Case Material, February-

March 1967. 45 pp.Major Topics: Demonstrations by South Carolina State College students and

suspension of Joseph Hammond, John W. Stroman, and Benjamin F. Bryant;freedom of speech; South Carolina NAACP State Conference; OrangeburgNAACP branch; Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee.

Principal Correspondents: I. DeQuincey Newman; Lewis M. Steel; Matthew J. Perry;Robert L. Carter.

0735 Hammond v. South Carolina State College--General Case Material, April-December 1967. 76 pp.

Major Topics: Demonstrations by South Carolina State College students andsuspension of Joseph Hammond, John W. Stroman, and Benjamin F. Bryant;students' claim regarding denial of fair hearing in violation of due process andequal protection clauses of Fourteenth Amendment to U.S. Constitution; rulesand regulations of South Carolina State College.

Principal Correspondent: Matthew J. Perry.


South Carolina cont.

Group V, Box 22600001 Odom v. Consolidated School District ofAiken County, 1971. 43 pp.

Major Topic: Discrimination in assignment of students within Consolidated SchoolDistrict of Aiken County.

0044 Peterson v. City of Greenville, 1963. 51 pp.Major Topics: Sit-in demonstrations and conviction for violation of state criminal

trespass laws; discrimination in public accommodations.

0095 Richardson v. State Board of Law Examiners, 1972-1973. 61 pp.Major Topic: Alleged discrimination in South Carolina State Bar admissions

examination.Principal Correspondents: James I. Meyerson; David B. Richardson.

Group V, Box 22640156 South Carolina NAACP State Conference of Branches v. West, 1973-1976. 27 pp.

Major Topics: Voting rights; reapportionment of South Carolina State legislature.0183 South Carolina Electric and Gas Company v. Flemming, 1955. 14 pp.

Major Topic: Discrimination in intrastate bus transportation.

Group V, Box 22710197 Stevenson v. West, March-April 1972. 101 pp.

Major Topics: Voting rights; multimember district apportionment plan of SouthCarolina State legislature; South Carolina voter registration and populationstatistics.

0298 Stevenson v. West, August-September 1972. 24 pp.Major Topics: Voting rights; multimember district apportionment plan of South

Carolina State legislature; South Carolina population statistics.0322 Stevenson v. West, 1973 and Undated. 28 pp.

Major Topics: Voting rights; multimember district apportionment plan of SouthCarolina State legislature; South Carolina population statistics.

Group V, Box 22750350 United States ex rel. Chapparo v. Resor, ca. 1969. 47 pp.

Major Topics: Habeas corpus; pretrial confinement of military personnel awaitingpossible court-martial; Uniform Code of Military Justice.

0397 Whittenberg v. School District of Greenville County, 1972-1974 and Undated.36pp.

Major Topics: School desegregation; School Defense Fund; Black Council forProgress.

Principal Correspondent: Nathaniel R. Jones.0433 Youmans, Wallace, 1973-1974. 38 pp.

Major Topic: Contribution from Beekman Winthrop to investigate the killing ofWallace Youmans in Allendale, South Carolina.

Principal Correspondents: Nathaniel R. Jones; Beekman Winthrop; LaughlinMcDonald; Matthew J. Perry; Robert W. Warren.

Group V, Legal Department Case Files cont.Virginia

Group V, Box 23880471 Allen v. County School Board of Prince Edward County--Transcript, July 1961.

295 pp.Major Topics: Prince Edward County school desegregation; closing of schools in

Prince Edward County; tuition grants; Prince Edward County ChristianAssociation.


Virginia cont.

Group V, Box 2388 cont.0001 Anderson v. School Board of the Town of West Point, 1962. 6 pp.

Major Topics: School desegregation; Virginia Pupil Placement Board; Virginia PupilPlacement Act.

0007 Bailey v. Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company--General CaseMaterial, 1966-1967. 48 pp.

Major Topic: Employment discrimination.Principal Correspondent: Frank H. Beard.

0055 Bailey v. Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company--General CaseMaterial, May-October 1968. 70 pp.

Major Topics: Employment discrimination; legal fees.Principal Correspondents: Jerry Cornelius Fauntleroy; Thomas R. Ashley; Robert L.

Carter; Victor J. Ashe; Robert L. Randolph; Walter E. Hoffman.0125 Bailey v. Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company--General Case

Material, November-December 1968. 86 pp.Major Topic: Employment discrimination.Principal Correspondents: Linwood Harris; Thomas R. Ashley; Aldon H. Cheshire;

Oliver W. Hill; Robert L. Randolph; F. C. Davis.0211 Bailey v. Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company--General Case

Material, 1969-1970. 9 pp.Major Topic: Employment discrimination.Principal Correspondents: Victor J. Ashe; John A. Morsell; Walter L. Bailey.

0220 Beckett v. School Board of the City of Norfolk, 1959 and 1969. 35 pp.Major Topics: Virginia Pupil Placement Board; school desegregation; school busing.

0255 Bradley v. School Board of the City of Richmond--General Case Material, 1961-1971. 127pp.

Major Topics: Virginia Pupil Placement Board; Virginia Pupil Placement Act; schooldesegregation; freedom of choice plan; faculty desegregation; legal fees; schoolbusing.

Group V, Box 23890382 Bradley v. School Board of the City of Richmond--General Case Material,

January 5, 1972 (1 of 3). 165 pp.Major Topics: School desegregation; Richmond schools faculty and staff; HEW;

school busing; school construction; Virginia Board of Education; resistance toBrown v. Board of Education decision; tuition grants.

0547 Bradley v. School Board of the City of Richmond--General Case Material,January 5, 1972 (2 of 3). 178 pp.

Major Topics: School desegregation; Virginia Department of Education; VirginiaBoard of Education; Chesterfield County schools; school busing; Henrico Countyschools; Richmond population characteristics; housing in Richmond, HenricoCounty, and Chesterfield County.

0725 Bradley v. School Board of the City of Richmond--General Case Material,January 5, 1972 (3 of 3). 131 pp.

Major Topics: School desegregation; Richmond schools faculty and staff; HEW;school busing; school construction; Virginia Board of Education; resistance toBrown v. Board of Education decision; tuition grants; Virginia Department ofEducation; Chesterfield County schools; Henrico County schools; housing inRichmond, Henrico County, and Chesterfield County.


Virginia cont.

Group V, Box 2389 cont.0001 Bradley v. School Board of the City of Richmond--General Case Material,

January 12-26, 1972. 8 pp.Major Topics: School desegregation; merger of Richmond schools with Henrico

County and Chesterfield County schools.Principal Correspondent: Nathaniel R. Jones.

0009 Bradley v. School Board of the City of Richmond--General Case Material,February-June 1972. 108 pp.

Major Topics: School desegregation; Bradley v. Milliken (Detroit, Michigan, schooldesegregation case); merger of Richmond schools with Henrico County andChesterfield County schools.

Principal Correspondent: W. Lester Banks.0117 Bradley v. School Board of the City of Richmond--General Case Material,

October 12, 1972(1 of 2). 101 pp.Major Topics: Bradley v. State Board of Education of the Commonwealth of Virginia;

school desegregation; resistance to Brown v. Board of Education decision;merger of Richmond schools with Henrico County and Chesterfield Countyschools.

0218 Bradley v. School Board of the City of Richmond--General Case Material,October 12, 1972 (2 of 2). 136 pp.

Major Topics: Bradley v. State Board of Education of the Commonwealth of Virginia;school desegregation; resistance to Brown v. Board of Education decision;merger of Richmond schools with Henrico County and Chesterfield Countyschools.

0354 Bradley v. School Board of the City of Richmond--General Case Material, 1973-1974 and Undated. 47 pp.

Major Topics: School desegregation; Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights UnderLaw; legal fees; Supreme Court decision upholding federal appeals court rulingagainst merger of Richmond schools with Henrico County and ChesterfieldCounty schools.

Principal Correspondents: William T. Coleman Jr.; Eric Schnapper.

Group V, Box 23900401 Brewer v. School Board of the City of Norfolk, 1968. 27 pp.

Major Topics: School desegregation; faculty desegregation.

0428 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v. Virginia ex rel. Virginia State Bar, 1963.11pp.

Major Topics: Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Department of Legal Counsel;lawyers and legal services; freedom of speech and assembly; occupationalhealth and safety.

0439 Brown v. County School Board of Frederick County, 1962. 13 pp.Major Topics: Virginia Pupil Placement Act; Virginia Pupil Placement Board; school

desegregation.

Group V, Box 23930452 Commonwealth of Virginia v. Williams, 1966. 21 pp.

Major Topics: Armed robbery; arrest of James Lee Williams without probable causeor warrant; right to counsel.

0473 Commonwealth of Virginia ex rel. Virginia State Bar v. NAACP, 1959-1961. 48 pp.Major Topics: Virginia NAACP State Conference; NAACP Legal Defense and

Educational Fund, Inc.; lawyers and legal services.Principal Correspondents: Oliver W. Hill; Robert L. Carter; Aubrey R. Bowles Jr.

0521 Commonwealth of Virginia ex rel. Virginia State Bar v. NAACP, 1963-1964. 61 pp.Major Topics: Virginia NAACP State Conference; NAACP Legal Defense and

Educational Fund, Inc.; lawyers and legal services; NAACP v. Button; freedom ofspeech and assembly.

Principal Correspondents: Spottswood W. Robinson III; Robert L. Carter; S. W.Tucker; Aubrey R. Bowles III; Aubrey R. Bowles Jr.

0582 Edwards, George, 1968. 3pp.Major Topic: Refusal of George Edwards to accept assignment by U.S. Air Force to

Japan, arrest of Edwards, and request for legal assistance from NAACP.Principal Correspondents: George Edwards; Joan Franklin.


Virginia cont.

Group V, Box 24000001 Green v. School Board of the City ofRoanoke, 1962. 12 pp.

Major Topics: School desegregation; Virginia Pupil Placement Act; Virginia PupilPlacement Board.

Group V, Box 24030013 Hamm v. County School Board of Arlington County, [1958-1959 and Undated].

149 pp.Major Topics: Virginia Pupil Placement Board; Virginia Pupil Placement Act; school

desegregation; Arlington County schools.0162 Hawthorne v. The Kenbridge Recreation Association, Inc., 1968-1970. 67 pp.

Major Topics: Discrimination in recreational facilities; loan to Kenbridge RecreationAssociation from Farmers Home Administration.

Principal Correspondents: J. Francis Pohlhaus; Nathaniel Lee Hawthorne; Arthur L.Mitchell Jr.; Howard Bertsch; S. W. Tucker.

0229 Hawthorne v. The Kenbridge Recreation Association, Inc., 1971-1978 andUndated. 63 pp.

Major Topics: Discrimination in recreational facilities; loan to Kenbridge RecreationAssociation from Farmers Home Administration; Title VI of Civil Rights Act of1964 (nondiscrimination in federally assisted programs); Fifth Amendment toU.S. Constitution.

Principal Correspondent: J. Francis Pohlhaus.0292 Hornstein v. NAACP-- Background Information, 1944, 1959, and 1965-1967. 35 pp.

Major Topics: Privilege against self-incrimination; civil rights demonstration inLunenburg County; boycott of Stanley's Department Store and other retail storesin Victoria, Virginia; Virginia Students' Civil Rights Committee; Lunenburg CountyNAACP branch; Nathaniel Lee Hawthorne; Ku Klux Klan; Kenbridge Chamber ofCommerce.

0327 Hornstein v. NAACP-- Depositions, January 6,1967. 156 pp.Major Topics: Boycott of Stanley's Department Store and other retail stores in

Victoria, Virginia; Ku Klux Klan; Nathaniel Lee Hawthorne; Lunenburg CountyNAACP branch; Virginia Students' Civil Rights Committee; W. Lester Banks;Virginia NAACP State Conference; L. Francis Griffin.

0483 Hornstein v. NAACP-- General Case Material, 1965. 97 pp.Major Topics: Virginia Students' Civil Rights Committee; Ku Klux Klan; boycott of

Stanley's Department Store and other retail stores in Victoria, Virginia; freedomof speech; Lunenburg County NAACP branch.

0580 Hornstein v. NAACP-- General Case Material, 1966. 138 pp.Major Topics: Voter registration; SCLC, Summer Community Organization and

Political Education (SCOPE) project; harassment of SCOPE and VirginiaStudents' Civil Rights Committee workers in Lunenburg County; boycott ofStanley's Department Store and other retail stores in Victoria, Virginia; Ku KluxKlan; Lunenburg NAACP branch.

Principal Correspondents: Lewis M. Steel; Barbara A. Morris; S. W. Tucker.

Group V, Box 24080718 Loving v. Virginia, 1964-1966. 66 pp.

Major Topics: Marriage of Mildred Jester and Richard Perry Loving in Washington,D.C.; Virginia legislation against interracial marriages (miscegenation law); equalprotection and due process clauses of Fourteenth Amendment to U.S.Constitution.

Principal Correspondents: Andrew D. Weinberger; Robert L. Carter.0784 Loving v. Virginia, 1967. 50 pp.

Major Topics: State legislation against interracial marriages; marriage of MildredJester and Richard Perry Loving in Washington, D.C.; Virginia legislation againstinterracial marriages (miscegenation law); equal protection and due processclauses of Fourteenth Amendment to U.S. Constitution.

0834 Mann v. Davis, 1965 and Undated. 29 pp.Major Topics: Apportionment of Virginia State legislature; equal protection clause of

Fourteenth Amendment to U.S. Constitution; voting rights; Richmond populationcharacteristics; Fifteenth Amendment to U.S. Constitution.

0863 McLeod v. County School Board of Chesterfield County, [ca. 1963]. 12 pp.Major Topics: Virginia Pupil Placement Board; Virginia Pupil Placement Act; school

desegregation.


Virginia cont.

Group V, Box 24170001 Pettaway v. County School Board of Surry County, 1963. 16 pp.

Major Topics: Virginia Pupil Placement Board; school desegregation; resistance toBrown v. Board of Education decision; Surry County Educational Foundation;tuition grants.

0017 Quarles v. Phillip Morris, Inc., 1967-1968. 103 pp.Major Topics: Employment discrimination; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964; Local

203, Tobacco Workers International Union; employment seniority.

Group V, Box 24190120 United States v. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co., 1972. 46 pp.

Major Topics: Employment discrimination; Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen (namechanged to United Transportation Union); Brotherhood of Railway, Airline andSteamship Clerks, Freight Handlers, Express and Station Employees;assignment of white and black brakemen to different locations; employmentseniority.

0166 United States v. Virginia Electric and Power Co., 1967-1970. 53 pp.Major Topics: Thomas v. Virginia Electric and Power Co.; Equal Employment

Opportunity Commission; employment discrimination; Title VII of Civil Rights Actof 1964; employment seniority; employment testing and certification; InternationalBrotherhood of Electrical Workers, AFL-CIO.

0219 United States v. Virginia Electric and Power Co., January-February 1971. 63 pp.Major Topics: International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, AFL-CIO; employment

discrimination.0282 United States v. Virginia Electric and Power Co., March-April 1971. 114 pp.

Major Topics: Employment discrimination; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964;International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, AFL-CIO; employment seniority;job classifications; employment testing and certification.

0396 United States v. Virginia Electric and Power Co., May-September 1971. 89 pp.Major Topics: Employment discrimination; Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964;

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, AFL-CIO; employment seniority;employment testing and certification; job classifications.

0485 Virginia State Penitentiary, 1971. 133 pp.Major Topics: Complaint by inmates regarding medical treatment, food selection and

preparation, prison rules and regulation, and discipline; rights of prisoners.Principal Correspondents: Charles E. Carter; Michael Hawkins; Wiley Alexander

Reynolds; William Moon; Richard Joyner; Fred Henson; Victor Cassara; AltonHodges; Robert Mason III; Larry Robinson; Philip J. Hirshkop.

Group V, Box 24200618 Vollin v. Godwin, 1974. 41 pp.

Major Topics: At-large, countywide system of electing Arlington County Board ofSupervisors; Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments to U.S. Constitution; votingrights; Arlington County population characteristics.

Principal Correspondents: Nathaniel R. Jones; Sherman W. Pratt.

0659 Williams v. School Board of the City of Winchester, [1961 ]. 13 pp.Major Topics: Virginia Pupil Placement Act; Virginia Pupil Placement Board; school

desegregation.0672 Woodson v. County School Board ofShenandoah County, [ca. 1963]. 11 pp.

Major Topics: Virginia Pupil Placement Act; Virginia Pupil Placement Board; schooldesegregation.

0683 Yancey v. Demaine Funeral Homes, Inc., 1973-1974. 17 pp.Major Topics: Refusal of Demaine Funeral Homes to provide burial services for

Carrie Ellen Thomas; discrimination in the negotiation of contracts.Principal Correspondent: J. Francis Pohlhaus.

PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS INDEXThe following index is a guide to the major correspondents in this microform publication. The

first number after each entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colonrefers to the frame number at which a particular file folder containing correspondence by theperson begins. Hence, 1: 0472 refers to the folder that begins at Frame 0472 of Reel 1. Byreferring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section of this guide, the researcher willfind the folder title, inclusive dates, and a list of Major Topics and Principal Correspondents,arranged in the order in which they appear on the film.

Adkins, William H.12:0001

Ashe, R. Lawrence, Jr.1:0472-0645

Ashe, Victor J.15:0055,0211

Ashley, Thomas R.13:0256; 15:0055-0125

Bailey, Walter L.15:0211

Banks, W. Lester16: 0009

Beard, Frank H.15:0007

Berschler, Arnold I.11: 0588

Bertsch, Howard17:0162

Bowles, Aubrey R., Jr.16:0473-0521

Bowles, Aubrey R., Ill16: 0521

Bowling, Walter W., Jr.11: 0588

Calhoun, John H.10:0001-0065

Campbell, K. A.9: 0752

Carmody, James K.12:0183-0331

Carter, Charles E.12:0183; 18:0485

Carter, Robert L.

7: 0530-0601, 0714; 8: 0400-0754;9: 0001, 0752-0828; 10: 0001-0190; 12: 0001; 13: 0455, 0690;15: 0055; 16: 0473-0521; 17: 0718

Cassara, Victor18:0485

Cheshire, Aldon H.15:0125

Clayton, George E., Jr.13:0256

Coleman, William T., Jr.16: 0354

Daly, George S., Jr.13:0062

Davis, F. C.15:0125

Davis, James W.11: 0775

Dean, Max13:0007

Dickey, Grady L.9: 0001

Dodds, Dewey E.11: 0588

Edwards, George16: 0582

Erwin, Richard C., Sr.13:0256

Fauntleroy, Jerry Cornelius15:0055

Feldman, Anne Gross8:0607-0754; 13: 0256

Franklin, Joan13:0256; 16:0582

Gadsden, Eugene H.7: 0601, 0714; 8: 0400-0515; 9: 0001-

0096Glushien, Morris P.

9: 0001Greenberg, Jack

10:0190; 11:0761Haimes, Peter

1: 0645Harris, Linwood

15:0125Hawkins, Michael

12:0183; 18:0485Hawthorne, Nathaniel Lee

17:0162Heiner, S. Phillip

1:0472-0645Henson, Fred

18:0485Herrington, Carroll L.

7: 0714Hill, Herbert

1: 0645Hill, Oliver W.

15:0125; 16:0473Hirshkop, Philip J.

18:0485Hodges, Alton

18:0485Hoffman, Walter E.

15:0055Hollowell, Donald L.

8: 0001, 0400-0515; 9: 0657-0752;10:0001

Howard, Salome F.11:0588-0761

Howell, George L.1:0158

Hurley, Ruby9: 0295

Jones, Nathaniel R.1: 0472-0645; 11: 0761; 12: 0183-

0331; 13: 0062; 14: 0397-0433;16:0001; 18:0618

Jones, Patrick7: 0714

Jordan, Vernon E., Jr.

8: 0098Joyner, Richard

18:0485Kirkpatrick, James J.

1:0382-0472Lehman, Jesse J.

8: 0001Lewis, Alfred Baker

7: 0714Lierop, Robert Van

7: 0714Marcus, Maria L.

8: 0515-0754; 13: 0256, 0455Mason, Robert, III

18:0485Mayfield, B. Clarence

8:0400-0515McDonald, Laughlin

14: 0433McMillan, J. T.

13:0256Meyerson, James I.

14: 0095Mitchell, Arthur L, Jr.

17:0162Mitchell, Clarence M., Jr.

12:0001-0331Mitchell, Juanita Jackson

12:0001Monk, Dupree A.

11: 0761Moon, William

18:0485Morris, Barbara A.

12:0001; 13:0455; 17: 0580Morsell, John A.

15:0211Newman, I. DeQuincey

13:0690Nicholson, Roland

12:0183Parker, W. Giles

12:0001Patterson, P. A.

8: 0475Perry, Matthew J.

7: 0714; 13: 0455, 0690-0735; 14: 0433Pines, Jerome M.

9: 0221Pohlhaus, J. Francis

12: 0331, 0622; 17: 0162-0229;18:0683

Pratt, Sherman W.18:0618

Queen, Mary E.11: 0761

Randolph, Robert L.1: 0382; 7: 0714; 8: 0001; 15: 0055-

0125Reynolds, Wiley Alexander

18:0485Richardson, David B.

14: 0095Robinson, Larry

18:0485Robinson, Spottswood W., Ill

16: 0521Schnapper, Eric

16: 0354Shapiro, Jonathan

12:0183Simpson, James C.

11: 0588Smith, Gerald A.

12:0001-0331Smith, Grover, Jr.

7: 0714

Smith, Mabel D.1: 0645

Steel, Lewis M.7: 0601, 0714; 8: 0754; 13: 0690;

17:0580Tucker, S. W.

16:0521; 17:0162,0580Turner, B. C.

13:0539Vincent, H. N.

13:0539Walden, A. T.

9: 0657-0828; 10: 0001, 0190-0295Warren, Robert W.

14: 0433Weinberger, Andrew D.

17:0718Wells, William D.

1:0472-0645Williams, Julius E.

13:0007Williams, T. V.

9: 0657-0752; 10: 0001, 0450Wingenroth, Vernon C.

11: 0761Winthrop, Beekman

14: 0433

SUBJECT INDEXThe following subject index is a guide to the major topics in this microfilm publication. The

first number after an entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colonrefers to the frame number at which a particular file folder containing information on the subjectbegins. Hence, 8: 0098 directs the researcher to the folder that begins at Frame 0098 of Reel 8.By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section of this guide, the researcherwill find the folder title, inclusive dates, and a list of Major Topics and Principal Correspondents,arranged in the order in which they appear on the film.

Abernathy, Ralph8: 0098

Administration of justicesee Courts, federalsee Courts, statesee Criminal justice systemsee Juries

Aerospace industryBanks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.

1: 0233-0794; 2: 0001-0654;3: 0001-0621; 4: 0001-0795;5: 0001-0756; 6: 0001-0696;7:0001-0391

Affirmative actionin employment 2: 0001

Aiken County, South CarolinaOdom v. Consolidated School District of

Aiken County 14: 0001Air Force, U.S.

16: 0582Alabama

state legislature 1: 0001Albany Movement [Georgia]

8: 0098Allendale, South Carolina

killing of Wallace Youmans 14: 0433Allen v. County School Board of PrinceEdward County

14: 0471Alston v. Butts

13:0001American Federation of Labor-Congressof Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO)

International Association of Machinistsand Aerospace Workers 1: 0382-0645, 0794; 8: 0119-0380

International Brotherhood of ElectricalWorkers 18: 0166-0396

Anderson, W. G.8: 0098

Anderson v. School Board of the Townof West Point

15:0001Apportionment

Alabama State legislature 1: 0001Georgia State legislature 1: 0055-0158South Carolina State legislature

14:0156,0197-0322Virginia State legislature 17: 0834

Arlington County, VirginiaBoard of Supervisors 18: 0618Hamm v. County School Board of

Arlington County 17: 0013population characteristics 18: 0618Vollin v. Godwin 18: 0618

Atlanta, GeorgiaModel Cities Program 5: 0407NAACP branch 9: 0295-0304

Bacote v. Carter1:0001-0158

Bailey v. Newport News Shipbuilding andDry Dock Company

15:0007-0211Baltimore County, Maryland

housing discrimination 12: 0331, 0622Baltimore Transit Company

12:0001-0331Banks, W. Lester

17:0327Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.

1: 0233-0794; 2: 0001-0654; 3: 0001-0621; 4: 0001-0795; 5: 0001-0756;6: 0001-0696; 7: 0001-0391

Beckett v. School Board of the City ofNorfolk

15:0220Black Council for Progress

14: 0397Boineau v. Thornton

13:0404Bolton, Robert

8: 0400-0754; 9: 0001, 0098-0221Boycotts

Hornstein v. NAACPM: 0292-0580NAACP policy regarding 7: 0530NAACPv. Overstreet 8: 0400-0754;

9:0001-0221Sellars v. NAACP 13: 0230-0256

Bradley v. Milliken16: 0009

Bradley v. School Board of the City ofRichmond

15:0255Bradley v. State Board of Education ofthe Commonwealth of Virginia

16:0117-0218Brewer v. School Board of the City ofNorfolk

16: 0401Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen

16:0428; 18:0120Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v.Virginia ex rel. Virginia State Bar

16: 0428Brotherhood of Railway, Airline andSteamship Clerks, Freight Handlers,Express and Station Employees

18:0120Brown v. Board of Education

15: 0382, 0725; 16: 0117-0218;18:0001

Brown v. County School Board ofFrederick County

16: 0439Bryant, Benjamin F.

13:0690-0735Business and industry

Baltimore Transit Company 12: 0001-0331

Chesapeake and Ohio RailwayCompany 18: 0120

Demaine Funeral Homes, Inc. 18: 0683Duke Power Co. 13: 0021Lockheed-Georgia Co. 1: 0233-0794;

2: 0001-0654; 3: 0001-0621;4: 0001-0795; 5: 0001-0756;6: 0001-0696; 7: 0001-0391;8:0119-0380

Montag, Inc. 8: 0001Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry

Dock Company 15: 0007-0211Phillip Morris, Inc. 18: 0017South Carolina Electric and Gas

Company 14: 0183Southeastern Newspapers Corporation

7:0601-0693Stanley's Department Store 17: 0292-

0580J. P. Stevens Co. 7: 0714Virginia Electric and Power Co.

18:0166-0396see a/so Employmentsee a/so Labor unions and organizationssee a/so Retail store boycotts

Bus transportationBaltimore Transit Company 12: 0001-

0331South Carolina Electric and Gas

Company v. Flemming 14: 0183Calhoun, John C.

9: 0657Calhoun County, North Carolina

In re Calhoun County School DistrictNo. 1 13: 0422

Camp LeJeune, North Carolina13:0007

Cemeteries and funeralsYancey v. Demaine Funeral Homes, Inc.

18:0683

Charles County, MarylandMorton v. Charles County Board of

Education 11: 0526-0761Charlotte, North Carolina

Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools 13: 0062Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company

18:0120Chesterfield County, Virginia

housing 15: 0547-0725McLeod v. County School Board of

Chesterfield County 17: 0863schools 15: 0547-0725; 16: 0001-0354

Civil Rights Act of 1964Title VI 13:0422; 17:0229Title VII 1: 0233-0645; 8: 0001;

13: 0021; 18: 0017, 0166, 0282-0396

Colleges and universitiesMorehouse College 6: 0696South Carolina State College 13: 0539-

0735Columbia, South Carolina

South Carolina Electric and GasCompany v. Flemming 14: 0183

Commonwealth of Virginia ex rel.Virginia State Bar v. NAACP

16:0473-0521Commonwealth of Virginia v. Williams

16: 0452Congress of Racial Equality

8: 0098Constitution, U.S.

Fifteenth Amendment 1: 0158; 17: 0834;18:0618

Fifth Amendment 17: 0229Fourteenth Amendment 1: 0158;

8: 0098; 13: 0062, 0369-0404,0735; 17: 0718-0834; 18: 0618

Sixth Amendment 13: 0369Contempt of court

Williams, Revenue Commissioner v.NAACP 9: 0828; 10: 0001-0589;11:0403

Contracts and agreementsYancey v. Demaine Funeral Homes, Inc.

18:0683Correctional institutions

Virginia 18: 0485

Courts, federal11: 0775; 12: 0001, 0436, 0740;

13:0062Courts, state

12: 0001, 0419-0436, 0740; 13: 0062Courts-martial

13:0007; 14:0350Crime and criminals

Commonwealth of Virginia v. Williams16: 0452

rights of prisoners 18: 0485robbery and theft 16: 0452State of North Carolina v. Mallory

13:0369see a/so Police

Criminal justice system7:0601-0693

Darlington, South CarolinaNAACP branch 13:0455

Demaine Funeral Homes, Inc.Yancey v. Demaine Funeral Homes, Inc.

18:0683Demonstrations and protests

Albany, Georgia 8: 0098Lunenburg County, Virginia 17: 0292Peterson v. City of Greenville 14: 0044South Carolina State College students

13:0539-0735see a/so Boycotts

Detroit, MichiganBradley v. Milliken 16: 0009

Due process of law13:0735; 17:0718-0784

Duke Power Co.13:0021

Economic developmentModel Cities Program 5: 0407

Educationfederal aid to 13: 0422Morton v. Charles County Board of

Education ^ 1:0526-0761Virginia Board of Education 15: 0382-

0725Virginia Department of Education

15:0547-0725see a/so Colleges and universitiessee a/so School desegregationsee a/so Schoolssee a/so Teachers

Edwards, George16: 0582

ElectionsSouth Carolina (1964) 13: 0404

Electric power plantsGriggs v. Duke Power Co. 13: 0021International Brotherhood of Electrical

Workers, AFL-CIO 18: 0166-0396United States v. Virginia Electric and

Power Co. 18: 0166-0396Employment

affirmative action in 2: 0001Baltimore Transit Company 12: 0001-

0331Georgia State Employment Service

2:0411Naimaster v. NAACP 12: 0001-0331seniority 18: 0017-0166, 0282-0396testing and certification 2: 0001, 0411;

3: 0001, 0621; 4: 0001; 5: 0183,0586-0756; 6: 0001; 13: 0021;18:0166,0282-0396

see a/so Employment discriminationsee a/so Equal Employment Opportunity

Commissionsee a/so Labor unions and organizationssee a/so Vocational education and

trainingsee a/so Wages and salaries

Employment discriminationBailey v. Newport News Shipbuilding

and Dry Dock Company 15: 0007-0211

Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.1: 0233-0794; 2: 0001-0654;3: 0001-0621; 4: 0001-0795;5: 0001-0756; 6: 0001-0696;7:0001-0391

Griggs v. Duke Power Co. 13: 0021Jones v. J. P. Stevens Co. 7: 0714Jones v. Montag, Inc. 8: 0001Luster v. Local 709, International

Association of Machinists andAerospace Workers, AFL-CIO8:0119-0380

Morton v. Charles County Board ofEducation ^ 1:0526-0761

Quarles v. Phillip Morris, Inc. 18: 0017United States v. Chesapeake and Ohio

Railway Co. 18: 0120

United States v. Virginia Electric andPower Co. 18: 0166-0396

Equal Employment OpportunityCommission

2: 0654; 3: 0001; 7: 0714; 8: 0001;18:0166

Equal protection under law8: 0098; 13: 0062, 0404, 0735;

17:0718-0834Farmers Home Administration

loan to Kenbridge RecreationAssociation 17: 0162-0229

Fields v. Law7: 0530-0693

Fifteenth Amendment1:0158; 17:0834; 18:0618

Fifth Amendment17:0229

Finances, NAACPWilliams, Revenue Commissioner v.

NAACP 9: 0295-0828; 10: 0001-0589; 11:0001-0403

Fourteenth Amendment1: 0158; 8: 0098; 13: 0062, 0369-0404,

0735; 17: 0718-0834; 18: 0618Frederick County, Virginia

Brown v. County School Board ofFrederick County 16: 0439

Freedom of choice plans15:0255

Freedom of speech and assemblyBrotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v.

Virginia ex rel. Virginia State Bar16: 0428

Commonwealth of Virginia ex rel.Virginia State Barv. NAACP16: 0521

Hammond v. South Carolina StateCollege 13: 0539-0735

Hornstein v. NAACP 17: 0292-0580Lyncn v. Snepp 13: 0062NAACP v. Overstreet 8: 0400-0754;

9:0001-0221Se//ars v. NAACP 13: 0230-0256

GeorgiaAlbany Movement 8: 0098Atlanta Model Cities Program 5: 0407Sacote v. Carter V. 0001-0158Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia Co.

1: 0233-0794; 2: 0001-0654;3: 0001-0621; 4: 0001-0795;

5: 0001-0756; 6: 0001-0696;7:0001-0391

Fields v. Law 7: 0530-0693Jones v. J. P. Stevens Co. 7: 0714Jones v. Montag, Inc. 8: 0001Kelly v. Page 8: 0098Luster v. Local 709, International

Association of Machinists andAerospace Workers, AFL-CIO8:0119-0380

NAACP State Conference 8: 0400-0754;9: 0001, 0098-0221, 0295

NAACP v. Overstreet 8: 0400-0754;9:0001-0221

Savannah NAACP branch 7: 0601-0693; 8: 0400-0754; 9: 0001, 0098-0221

State Employment Service 2: 0411state legislature 1: 0055-0158Williams, Revenue Commissioner v.

NAACP 9: 0295-0828; 10: 0001-0589; 11:0001-0403

Gerrymandering1:0158

Gifts and contributionsto investigate killing of Wallace

Youmans 14: 0433Government, federal

Equal Employment OpportunityCommission 2: 0654; 3: 0001;7: 0714; 8: 0001; 18: 0166

Farmers Home Administration17:0162-0229

HEW 13: 0422; 15: 0382, 0725see a/so Legislation, federal

Government, state and localAlabama 1: 0001Georgia 1: 0055-0158; 2: 0411;

9: 0295-0828; 10: 0001-0589;11:0001-0403

South Carolina 14: 0156, 0197-0322Virginia 15: 0001, 0220-0725;

16: 0117-0218, 0439; 17: 0001-0013, 0834-0863; 18: 0001, 0659-0672

see a/so Legislation, state and localGovernment spending

education 13: 0422

Grand juriesdiscriminatory selection of 11: 0775

Green v. School Board of the City ofRoanoke

17:0001Greenville, South Carolina

Peterson v. City of Greenville 14: 0044Greenville County, South Carolina

Whittenberg v. School District ofGreenville County 14: 0397

Griffin, L. Francis17:0327

Griggs v. Duke Power Co.13:0021

Habeas corpus14: 0350

Hamm v. County School Board ofArlington County

17:0013Hammond, Joseph

13:0690-0735Hammond v. South Carolina StateCollege

13:0539-0735Harassment and intimidation

Commonwealth of Virginia ex rel.Virginia State Barv. NAACP16:0473-0521

of SCOPE and Virginia Students' CivilRights Committee workers inLunenburg County 17: 0580

Williams, Revenue Commissioner v.NAACP 9: 0295-0828; 10: 0001-0589; 11:0001-0403

Hawthorne, Nathaniel Lee17:0292-0327

Hawthorne v. The Kenbridge RecreationAssociation, Inc.

17:0162-0229Haynes v. Darlington NAACP Branch

13:0455Haynes v. Stanley

13:0455Health, Education, and WelfareDepartment, U.S. (HEW)

13:0422; 15:0382,0725Henrico County, Virginia

housing 15: 0547-0725schools 15: 0547-0725; 16: 0001-0354

Hill, Herbert1: 0794

Homicide14: 0433

Hornstein v. NAACP17:0292-0580

HousingBaltimore County, Maryland 12: 0331,

0622Chesterfield County, Virginia 15: 0547-

0725Henrico County, Virginia 15: 0547-0725Richmond, Virginia 15: 0547-0725

Huntley v. Darlington NAACP Branch13:0455

Huntley v. Stanley13:0455

Hurley, Ruby8: 0098; 9: 0304-0657

In re Calhoun County School DistrictNo. 1

13:0422In re Morrow

13:0196International Association of Machinistsand Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO

1: 0382-0645, 0794; 8: 0119-0380see a/so Banks v. Lockheed-Georgia

Co.International Brotherhood of ElectricalWorkers, AFL-CIO

18:0166-0396Interracial marriages

Loving v. Virginia 17: 0718-0784Jackson, Li I lie M.

12:0001-0331Jester, Mildred

17:0718-0784Jones, Charles

8: 0098Jones v. J. P. Stevens Co.

7: 0714Jones v. Montag, Inc.

8: 0001Juries

selection procedures 12: 0001, 0436-0740; 13: 0369

see a/so Grand juriesKelly, Asa D.

8: 0098Kelly v. Page

8: 0098Kenbridge, Virginia

Chamber of Commerce 17: 0292Kenbridge Recreation Association, Inc.

17:0162-0229Kenbridge Recreation Association, Inc.

17:0162-0229Kidnapping case

Monroe, North Carolina 13: 0369Kimberly Park NeighborhoodAssociation

13:0230-0256King, Martin Luther, Jr.

8: 0098King, Slater

8: 0098Ku Klux Klan

12: 0001-0331, 0622; 13: 0230;17:0292-0580

Labor-management relations1:0233; 8: 0119, 0354see a/so Employmentsee a/so Labor unions and organizations

Labor unions and organizationsBrotherhood of Railroad Trainmen

16:0428; 18:0120Brotherhood of Railway, Airline and

Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers,Express and Station Employees18:0120

International Association of Machinistsand Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO1: 0382-0645, 0794; 8: 0119-0380

International Brotherhood of ElectricalWorkers, AFL-CIO 18: 0166-0396

Tobacco Workers International Union18:0017

see a/so EmploymentLawyers and legal services

Brotherhood of Railroad TrainmenDepartment of Legal Counsel16: 0428


Lawyers' Committee for Civil RightsUnder Law 16: 0354

legal fees 8: 0400-0515; 10: 0065;13: 0256; 15: 0055, 0255; 16: 0354

request of George Edward for legalassistance 16: 0582

South Carolina State Bar 14: 0095State of North Carolina v. Mallory

13:0369Lawyers' Committee for Civil RightsUnder Law

16: 0354Legislation, federal

Civil Rights Act of 1964 1: 0233-0645;8: 0001; 13: 0021, 0422; 17: 0229;18:0017,0166,0282-0396

Legislation, state and localagainst interracial marriages 17: 0784North Carolina pupil assignment law

13:0196South Carolina criminal trespass

14: 0044South Carolina election 13: 0404Virginia miscegenation law 17: 0718-

0784Virginia Pupil Placement Act 15: 0001,

0255; 16: 0439; 17: 0001-0013,0863; 18: 0659-0672

Libel and slanderDarlington NAACP branch cases

13:0455Fields v. Law 7: 0530-0693Naimaster v. NAACP 11: 0775;

12:0001-0740Loans

to Kenbridge Recreation Associationfrom Farmers Home Administration17:0162-0229

Lockheed-Georgia Co.1: 0233-0794; 2: 0001-0654; 3: 0001-

0621; 4: 0001-0795; 5: 0001-0756;6: 0001-0696; 7: 0001-0391;8:0119-0380

Loving, Richard Perry17:0718-0784

Loving v. Virginia17:0718-0784

Lunenburg County, Virginiacivil rights demonstrations in 17: 0292harassment of SCOPE and Virginia

Students' Civil Rights Committeeworkers in 17: 0580

NAACP branch 17: 0292-0580Luster v. Local 709, InternationalAssociation of Machinists andAerospace Workers, AFL-CIO

8:0119-0380

Lynch v. Snepp13:0062

Mallory, Mae13:0369

Mann v. Davis17:0834

Marine Corps, U.S.13:0007

Marriageof Mildred Jester and Richard Perry

Loving in Washington, D.C.17:0718-0784

MarylandMorton v. Charles County Board of

Education ^ 1:0526-0761Naimaster v. NAACP 11: 0775;

12:0001-0740McLeod v. County School Board ofChesterfield County

17:0863Mecklenburg County, North Carolina

schools 13: 0062, 0196Membership fees, NAACP

9:0304; 11:0001-0202Michigan

Bradley v. Milliken 16: 0009Military bases, posts, and reservations

Camp LeJeune, North Carolina 13: 0007Military personnel

13:0007; 14:0350; 16: 0582Mitchell, Juanita Jackson

12:0001-0331Model Cities Program

5: 0407Monroe, North Carolina

kidnapping case 13: 0369Montag, Inc.

8: 0001Morehouse College

6: 0696Morton v. Charles County Board ofEducation

11:0526-0761NAACP Legal Defense and EducationalFund, Inc.

16:0473-0521NAACP v. Button

16: 0521NAACP v. Overstreet

8: 0400-0754; 9: 0001-0221Naimaster v. NAACP

11:0775; 12:0001-0740Newport News Shipbuilding and DryDock Company

15:0007-0211Norfolk, Virginia

Brewer v. School Board of the City ofNorfolk ^Q•. 0401

North CarolinaAlston v. Buffs 13: 0001Camp LeJeune 13: 0007Griggs v. Duke Power Co. 13: 0021In re Morrow 13: 0196Lynch v. Snepp 13: 0062Mecklenburg County schools 13: 0062,

0196Monroe kidnapping case 13: 0369pupil assignment law 13: 0196Sellars v. NAACPK: 0230-0256State of North Carolina v. Mallory

13:0369Occupational health and safety

8:0119; 16:0428Odom v. Consolidated School District ofAiken County

14: 0001Orangeburg, South Carolina

NAACP branch 13:0690Overstreet, Haldred

8: 0400-0754; 9: 0001-0221Page, M. S.

8: 0098Paper and paper products

Jones v. Montag, Inc. 8: 0001Peterson v. City of Greenville

14: 0044Pettaway v. County School Board ofSurry County

18:0001Phillip Morris, Inc.

18:0017Police

7:0601-0693; 13: 0455Political participation

1:0158see a/so Electionssee a/so Voter registrationsee a/so Voting rights

PopulationArlington County, Virginia 18: 0618Richmond, Virginia 15: 0547; 17: 0834South Carolina 14: 0197-0322

Prince Edward County, VirginiaAllen v. County School Board of Prince

Edward County 14: 0471Prince Edward County ChristianAssociation

14: 0471Prisoners

rights of 18: 0485Pritchett, Laurie

8: 0098Privacy

Naimasterv. NAACP 12: 0001-0331Public accommodations

discrimination in 14: 0044Public transportation

Albany, Georgia 8: 0098Atlanta, Georgia 5: 0407Baltimore Transit Company 12: 0001-

0331South Carolina Electric and Gas

Company v. Flemming 14: 0183Quarles v. Phillip Morris, Inc.

18:0017Railroads

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen16:0428; 18:0120

Brotherhood of Railway, Airline andSteamship Clerks, Freight Handlers,Express and Station Employees18:0120

United States v. Chesapeake and OhioRailway Co. 18: 0120

Recreational facilitiesHawthorne v. The Kenbridge Recreation

Association, Inc. 17: 0162-0229Retail store boycotts

Hornstein v. NAACP 17: 0292-0580NAACP policy regarding 7: 0530NAACP v. Overstreet 8: 0400-0754;

9:0001-0221Se//ars v. NAACP 13: 0230-0256

Richardson v. State Board of LawExaminers

14: 0095Richmond, Virginia

Bradley v. School Board of the City ofRichmond 15: 0255-0725;16:0001-0354

housing 15: 0547-0725population characteristics 15: 0547;

17:0834

school faculty and staff 15: 0382, 0725Right to counsel

13:0369; 16:0452Riots and disorders

Camp LeJeune, North Carolina 13: 0007Roanoke, Virginia

Green v. School Board of the City ofRoanoke 17: 0001

Savannah, GeorgiaNAACP branch 7: 0601-0693; 8: 0400-

0754;9: 0001, 0098-0221School busing

11: 0526; 13: 0062; 15: 0220-0725School construction

15:0382,0725School Defense Fund

14: 0397School desegregation

Allen v. County School Board of PrinceEdward County 14: 0471

Anderson v. School Board of the Townof West Point 15: 0001

Beckett v. School Board of the City ofNorfolk 15: 0220

Bradley v. Milliken 16: 0009Bradley v. School Board of the City of

Richmond 15: 0255-0725;16:0001-0354

Bradley v. State Board of Education ofthe Commonwealth of Virginia16:0117-0218




Hamm v. County School Board ofArlington County 17: 0013

In re Calhoun County School DistrictNo. 1 13: 0422

In re Morrow 13: 0196McLeod v. County School Board of

Chesterfield County 17: 0863Morton v. Charles County Board of

Education ^ 1:0526-0761Odom v. Consolidated School District of

Aiken County 14: 0001Pettaway v. County School Board of

Surry County 18: 0001

Whittenberg v. School District ofGreenville County 14: 0397

Williams v. School Board of the City ofWinchester 18: 0659

Woodson v. County School Board ofShenandoah County 18: 0672

see a/so Educationsee a/so Schools

SchoolsChesterfield County, Virginia 15: 0547-

0725; 16: 0001-0354Henrico County, Virginia 15: 0547-

0725; 16: 0001-0354Mecklenburg County, North Carolina

13:0062,0196see a/so Colleges and universitiessee a/so Educationsee a/so School constructionsee a/so School desegregation

Self-incrimination17:0292

Sellers v. NAACP13:0230-0256

Service industriesYancey v. Demaine Funeral Homes, Inc.

18:0683Shenandoah County, Virginia

Woodson v. County School Board ofShenandoah County 18: 0672

Shipbuilding and repairingBailey v. Newport News Shipbuilding

and Dry Dock Company 15: 0007-0211

Sixth Amendment13:0369

South CarolinaAllendale homicide case 14: 0433Boineau v. Thornton 13: 0404Darlington NAACP branch libel cases

13:0455election law 13: 0404elections (1964) 13:0404

South Carolina cont.Hammond v. South Carolina State

College 13: 0539-0735In re Calhoun County School District

No. 1 13: 0422NAACP State Conference 13: 0690;

14:0156Odom v. Consolidated School District of

Aiken County 14: 0001

Orangeburg NAACP branch 13: 0690Peterson v. City of Greenville 14: 0044populations statistics 14: 0197-0322Richardson v. State Board of Law

Examiners 14: 0095South Carolina Electric and Gas

Company v. Flemming 14: 0183South Carolina NAACP State

Conference of Branches v. West14:0156

state legislature 14: 0156Stevenson v. West 14: 0197-0322United States ex rel. Chapparo v. Resor

14: 0350Whittenberg v. School District of

Greenville County 14: 0397South Carolina Electric and GasCompany v. Flemming

14:0183South Carolina NAACP State Conferenceof Branches v. West

14:0156South Carolina State College

13:0539-0735Southeastern Newspapers Corporation

7:0601-0693Southeast Regional Office, NAACP

9: 0304Southern Christian LeadershipConference (SCLC)

8: 0098; 17: 0580Stanley's Department Store, Victoria,Virginia

Hornstein v. NAACP 17: 0292-0580State of North Carolina v. Mallory

13:0369J. P. Stevens Co.

7: 0714Stevenson v. West

14:0197-0322

Stroman, John W.13:0690-0735

Student Nonviolent CoordinatingCommittee

8: 0098; 13: 0690Students

Aiken County, South Carolina 14: 0001North Carolina pupil assignment law

13:0196South Carolina State College 13: 0539Student Nonviolent Coordinating

Committee 8: 0098; 13: 0690Virginia Pupil Placement Board

15: 0001, 0220-0255; 16: 0439;17: 0001-0013, 0863; 18: 0001,0659-0672

Virginia Students' Civil RightsCommittee 17: 0292-0580

see a/so EducationSummer Community Organization andPolitical Education (SCOPE) project,SCLC

17:0580Surry County, Virginia

Pettaway v. County School Board ofSurry County 18: 0001

Surry County Educational Foundation18:0001

TaxationWilliams, Revenue Commissioner v.

NAACP 9: 0295-0828; 10: 0001-0589; 11:0001-0403

Teachers11: 0526-0761; 13: 0539; 15: 0255,

0382, 0725; 16: 0401see a/so Bradley v. School Board of the

City of Richmondsee also Education

Textile industryJones v. J. P. Stevens Co. 7: 0714

Thomas, Carrie Ellen18:0683

Thomas v. Virginia Electric and PowerCo.

18:0166Tobacco industry and products

Quarles v. Phillip Morris, Inc. 18: 0017Tobacco Workers International Union

Local 203 18:0017

Transportationsee Public transportationsee Railroadssee School busing

Tuition grants14: 0471; 15: 0382, 0725; 18: 0001

Uniform Code of Military Justice14: 0350

United States ex rel. Chapparo v. Resor14: 0350

United States v. Chesapeake and OhioRailway Co.

18:0120United States v. Virginia Electric andPower Co.

18:0166-0396United Transportation Union

see Brotherhood of Railroad TrainmenVictoria, Virginia

Hornstein v. NAACP 17: 0292-0580Virginia

Allen v. County School Board of PrinceEdward County 14: 0471


Bailey v. Newport News Shipbuildinga n d D r y Dock Company 15: 0 0 0 7 - 0 2 1 1

Beckett v. School Board of the City ofNorfolk 15: 0220

Board of Education 15: 0382-0725;16:0117-0218

Bradley v. School Board of the City ofRichmond 15: 0255-0725;16:0001-0354

Bradley v. State Board of Education ofthe Commonwealth of Virginia16:0117-0218


Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v.Virginia ex rel. Virginia State Bar16: 0428


Chesterfield County schools 15: 0547-0725; 16: 0001-0354


Commonwealth of Virginia v. Williams16: 0452

Department of Education 15: 0547-0725


Hamm v. County School Board ofArlington County 17: 0013

Hawthorne v. The Kenbridge RecreationAssociation, Inc. 17: 0162-0229

Henrico County schools 15: 0547-0725;16:0001-0354

Hornstein v. NAACP 17: 0292-0580Kenbridge Chamber of Commerce

17:0292Loving v. Virginia 17: 0718-0784Lunenburg County civil rights

demonstrations 17: 0292Mannv. Davis 17: 0834McLeod v. County School Board of

Chesterfield County 17: 0863miscegenation law 17: 0718-0784NAACP State Conference 16: 0473-

0521; 17:0327Pettaway v. County School Board of

Surry County 18: 0001prisons 18: 0485Pupil Placement Act 15: 0001, 0255;

16: 0439; 17: 0001-0013, 0863;18:0659-0672

Pupil Placement Board 15: 0001, 0220-0255; 16: 0439; 17: 0001-0013,0863; 18:0001,0659-0672

Quarles v. Phillip Morris, Inc. 18: 0017state legislature 17: 0834United States v. Chesapeake and Ohio

Railway Co. 18: 0120United States v. Virginia Electric and

Power Co. 18: 0166-0396Vollin v. Godwin 18: 0618Williams v. School Board of the City of

Winchester ^8•. 0659Woodson v. County School Board of

Shenandoah County 18: 0672Yancey v. Demaine Funeral Homes, Inc.

18:0683Virginia Electric and Power Co.

18:0166-0396

Virginia Students' Civil RightsCommittee

17:0292-0580Vocational education and training

3: 0188; 6: 0175Vollin v. Godwin

18:0618Voter registration

13:0001; 14:0197; 17: 0580Voting rights

Bacote v. Carter 1: 0001-0158Boineau v. Thornton 13: 0404Mannv. Davis 17: 0834South Carolina NAACP State

Conference of Branches v. West14:0156

Stevenson v. West 14: 0197-0322Vollin v. Godwin 18: 0618

Wages and salaries2:0001-0182

Walker, Wyatt8: 0098

Washington, D.C.marriage of Mildred Jester and Richard

Perry Loving 17: 0718-0784West Point, Virginia


White supremacy groupsKu Klux Klan 12: 0001-0331, 0622;

17:0292-0580Whittenberg v. School District ofGreenville County

14: 0397

Williams, Abraham13:0455

Williams, James Lee16: 0452

Williams, Revenue Commissioner v.NAACP

9: 0295-0828; 10: 0001-0589;11:0001-0403

Williams v. School Board of the City ofWinchester

18:0659Winchester, Virginia

Williams v. School Board of the City ofWinchester 18: 0659

Winston-Salem, North CarolinaKimberly Park Neighborhood

Association 13: 0230-0256NAACP branch 13: 0230-0256Sellars v. NAACP 13: 0230-0256

Winthrop, Beekman14: 0433

Woodson v. County School Board ofShenandoah County

18:0672Yancey v. Demaine Funeral Homes, Inc.

18:0683Youmans, Wallace

14: 0433Youth

13:0062see a/so Students


PAPERS OF THE NAACPPart 1.Meetings of the Board of Directors, Records ofAnnual Conferences, Major Speeches, andSpecial Reports, 1909-1970

Part 2.Personal Correspondence of SelectedNAACP Officials, 1919-1939

Part 3.The Campaign for Educational Equality, 1913-1965

Part 4.The Voting Rights Campaign, 1916-1965

Part 5.The Campaign against Residential Segregation,1914-1965

Part 6.The Scottsboro Case, 1931-1950

Part 7.The Anti-Lynching Campaign, 1912-1955

Part 8.Discrimination in the Criminal Justice System,1910-1955

Part 9.Discrimination in the U.S. Armed Forces, 1918-1955

Part 10.Peonage, Labor, and the New Deal, 1913-1939

Part 11.Special Subject Files, 1912-1939

Part 12.Selected Branch Files, 1913-1939

Part 13.The NAACP and Labor, 1940-1965

Part 14.Race Relations in the International Arena, 1940-1955

Part 15.Segregation and Discrimination:Complaints and Responses, 1940-1955

Part 16.Board of Directors, Correspondenceand Committee Materials, 1919-1970

Part 17.National Staff Files, 1940-1965

Part 18.Special Subjects, 1940-1955

Part 19.Youth File

Part 20.White Resistance and Reprisals, 1956-1965

Part 21.NAACP Relations with the Modern Civil RightsMovement

Part 22.Legal Department Administrative Files, 1956-1965

Part 23.Legal Department Case Files, 1956-1972

Part 24.Special Subjects, 1956-1965

Part 25.Branch Department Files [1941-1965]



Part 28.Special Subject Files, 1966-1970

Part 29.Branch Department [1966-1972]

Part 30.General Office Files, 1966-1972

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