A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of
BLACK STUDIES RESEARCH SOURCES
Microfilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections
General Editors: John H. Bracey, Jr., Sharon Harley, and August Meier
PAPERS OF THE NAACP
Part
25
Branch Department Files
Series C:
Branch Newsletters and
Printed Materials,
1956–1965
UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA
A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of
BLACK STUDIES RESEARCH SOURCES
Microfilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections
General Editors: John H. Bracey, Jr., Sharon Harley, and August Meier
PAPERS OF THE NAACP
Part 25: Branch Department Files
Series C: Branch Newsletters and
Printed Materials, 1956–1965
Edited by
John H. Bracey, Jr. and Sharon Harley
Project Coordinator
Randolph Boehm
Guide compiled by
Daniel Lewis
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National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People.
Papers of the NAACP. [microform]
Accompanied by printed reel guides.
Contents: pt. 1. Meetings of the Board of Directors,
records of annual conferences, major speeches, and
special reports, 1909–1950 / editorial adviser, August
Meier; edited by Mark Fox—pt. 2. Personal
correspondence of selected NAACP officials, 1919–1939
—[etc.]—pt. 25. Branch Department Files.—[etc.]—pt. 27.
Selected Branch Files, 1956–1965.
1. National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People—Archives. 2. Afro-Americans—Civil
Rights—History—20th century—Sources. 3. AfroAmericans—History—1877–1964—Sources. 4. United
States—Race relations—Sources. I. Meier, August,
1923– . II. Boehm, Randolph. III. Title.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Scope and Content Note .......................................................................................................... vii
Source Note .............................................................................................................................. xi
Editorial Note ........................................................................................................................... xi
Abbreviations ........................................................................................................................... xiii
Reel Index
Group III, Series I, Printed Matter
Reel 1
Directories
Group III, Box I-3
Branch Directories, August 1957–1962 ........................................................................... 1
Group III, Box I-4
Branch Directories, 1962–1964 ....................................................................................... 1
Branch Directory, Key NAACP Branches ........................................................................ 1
Reel 2
Handbooks and Manuals
Group III, Box I-4 cont.
Southeast Regional Office, 1961–1965 ........................................................................... 1
West Coast Region, [1956–1963] .................................................................................... 2
Newsletters, Branches
Group III, Box I-5
Anchorage, Alaska, 1957–1959 ......................................................................................
Arkansas [State Conference], 1961 ................................................................................
Arizona [Maricopa County, Tucson, Yuma], 1956–1965 .................................................
California, Berkeley–Orange County [Berkeley, Compton, Los Angeles, Monterey
Peninsula, Oakland, Orange County], 1956–1965 ......................................................
California, “P” [Palo Alto–Stanford, Pasadena], 1956–1965 ............................................
2
2
2
2
2
Reel 3
Newsletters, Branches cont.
Group III, Box I-5 cont.
California, “R” [Richmond], 1956–1965 ............................................................................
Group III, Box I-6
California, “S”–“V” [Sacramento, San Fernando Valley, San Francisco, San Jose,
Santa Barbara, Santa Monica–Venice, Santa Rosa, Vallejo], 1956–1965 ..................
Colorado [Colorado Springs], 1961 ..................................................................................
Connecticut [Bridgeport, New Haven, New London, Norwalk], 1956–1964 ......................
District of Columbia, 1960–1961 .....................................................................................
Delaware [Wilmington], 1958–1962 .................................................................................
Florida [State Conference, Tampa], 1958–1963 ..............................................................
Georgia [State Conference], 1959 ...................................................................................
Illinois, Chicago, 1956–1964 ...........................................................................................
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2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Group III, Box I-7
Illinois, Danville–State Conference [Danville, Galesburg, Joliet, Lincoln, University
of Illinois, Illinois State Conference], 1956–1964 ........................................................ 4
Indiana [Greater Lafayette, Terre Haute, Indiana State Conference], 1960–1965 ............ 4
Iowa [Des Moines, Fort Madison], 1956–1965 ................................................................ 4
Reel 4
Newsletters, Branches cont.
Group III, Box I-7 cont.
Kansas [Topeka, Kansas State Conference], 1958–1965 ...............................................
Louisiana [New Orleans], 1956–1965 ..............................................................................
Maine [Portland], 1965 ....................................................................................................
Maryland [Anne Arundel County, Howard County, Montgomery County], 1962–1963,
1965 ...........................................................................................................................
Massachusetts [Berkshire County, Boston, South Middlesex, South Shore], 1960–
1965 ...........................................................................................................................
Michigan [Cass County, Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, Inkster, Lake County, Lansing,
Muskegon, River Rouge–Ecorse, Ypsilanti], 1958–1962 ............................................
Minnesota [St. Paul], 1957–1962 ....................................................................................
Mississippi [Coahoma County, Mississippi State Conference], 1959–1965 ....................
Group III, Box I-8
Missouri [St. Louis, Missouri State Conference], 1957–1965 ..........................................
4
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
6
Reel 5
Newsletters, Branches cont.
Group III, Box I-8 cont.
Nevada [Las Vegas, Reno-Sparks], 1958–1962 ..............................................................
New Jersey [Camden, Elizabeth, Gloucester County, Montclair, Morris County,
New Brunswick, Paterson, Plainfield, Roselle, Somerville, Trenton], 1958–1965 .......
New York, “A”–“B” [Astoria, Long Island; Bay Shore–Islip; Bronx; Brooklyn], 1956–
1964 ...........................................................................................................................
New York, “C” [Corona–East Elmhurst], 1956–1957 .......................................................
Group III, Box I-9
New York, “D”–“I” [Flushing, Freeport-Roosevelt, Great Neck–Manhasset–Port
Washington–Roslyn, Greenwich Village–Chelsea], 1956–1964 ...................................
6
6
6
6
7
Reel 6
Newsletters, Branches cont.
Group III, Box I-9 cont.
New York, Central Long Island, 1956–1963 .................................................................... 7
New York, “J”–“L” [Jamaica, Lakeview], 1956–1965 ....................................................... 8
Reel 7
Newsletters, Branches cont.
Group III, Box I-10
New York, “N” [New Rochelle, New York City, Nyack], 1956–1964 .................................
New York, Rochester, 1958–1963 ...................................................................................
New York, “S”–“Z” [Spring Valley, Williamsbridge], 1956–1965 .......................................
New York, Schenectady, 1956–1965 ..............................................................................
New York State Conference, 1956–1965 .........................................................................
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8
8
8
9
9
Reel 8
Newsletters, Branches cont.
Group III, Box I-11
North Carolina [Greensboro, Monroe], 1959–1960 ...........................................................
Ohio [Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus], 1958–1962 ...........................................
Oregon [Portland], 1958–1963 ........................................................................................
Pennsylvania [Allegheny-Kiski Valley, Bucks County, Coatesville, Dauphin County,
Lancaster, Media, Philadelphia, Reading, Washington, Pennsylvania State
Conference], 1958–1963 .............................................................................................
South Carolina [State Conference], 1960–1965 ..............................................................
Tennessee [Chattanooga, Haywood County, Memphis, Nashville], 1959–1963 ..............
Texas [State Conference], 1959–1965 ............................................................................
Utah [Salt Lake City], 1959–1960 ...................................................................................
Virginia [State Conference, Fairfax County, Alexandria], 1957–1959 ..............................
Washington [Seattle, Tacoma], 1961–1965 .....................................................................
Group III, Box I-12
West Virginia [Charleston, Huntington, Marion County, West Virginia State
Conference], 1958–1962 .............................................................................................
Wisconsin [Madison, Milwaukee, Racine], 1958–1964 ....................................................
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
Newsletters, Regions
Group III, Box I-12 cont.
New England Regional Conference, 1956–1964 .............................................................. 10
Reel 9
Newsletters, Regions cont.
Group III, Box I-12 cont.
Southeast Regional Office, 1956–1964 ...........................................................................
Group III, Box I-13
Southwest Regional Office, 1957–1964 ..........................................................................
West Coast Regional Office, 1956–1959 .........................................................................
Group III, Box I-14
West Coast Regional Office, 1960–1964 .........................................................................
11
11
11
11
Programs
Group III, Box I-14 cont.
New England Regional Conference, 1956–1961 .............................................................. 12
Reel 10
Programs cont.
Group III, Box I-14 cont.
Southeast Regional Office, 1960–1965 ........................................................................... 12
West Coast Regional Office, 1959–1961 ......................................................................... 12
Reports
Group III, Box I-14 cont.
Alaska [Anchorage], 1965 ...............................................................................................
California [Palo Alto–Stanford, Los Angeles], 1957–1964 ...............................................
Georgia [State Conference], 1958–1965 .........................................................................
llinois [Chicago, Quad State Office], 1965 ......................................................................
Mississippi [State Conference], 1960–1965 ....................................................................
Missouri [State Conference], 1965 ..................................................................................
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12
12
12
12
12
12
Group III, Box I-15
Ohio [State Conference], 1960–1961, 1963–1965 ...........................................................
New England Regional Conference, 1959–1964 ..............................................................
Southeast Regional Office, 1959–1965 ...........................................................................
West Coast Regional Office, 1959, 1965 ........................................................................
12
13
13
13
Subject Index ........................................................................................................................... 15
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SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The branch newsletters and printed material in this part of Papers of the
NAACP provide an excellent nationwide overview of state and local NAACP
activity during the high point of the post–World War II struggle for civil rights.
This series of branch department files is composed of five subseries: branch
directories; handbooks and manuals; branch, state conference, and regional
newsletters; convention programs; and branch, state conference, and regional
reports.
The first subseries is branch directories. The branch directories, which are
arranged in chronological order and span from 1957 to 1964, are a useful
source because they present important data about the structure, organization,
and leadership of the NAACP. They typically include a listing of the branch,
state conference, and regional officers, as well as the location of the offices
and the home addresses of the officers.
The second subseries in this edition consists of handbooks and manuals
from the Southeast and West Coast regional offices. These handbooks
provide insight into some of the procedures that governed NAACP branches
between 1956 and 1965. For example, the handbook for Southeast region
branches details the duties of branch officers, procedures for branch meetings
and public meetings, and instructions for the various branch committees. The
1965 Southeast region handbook also includes guidelines for women NAACP
members.
The largest subseries comprises newsletters from NAACP branches, state
conferences, and regional offices. Newsletters from over one hundred
branches and state conferences are included in this edition. These
newsletters allow for a detailed, inside view of the main issues, concerns, and
campaigns of NAACP branches during the period 1956 to 1965. The
newsletters also reveal the interaction between local struggles and the
national movement for civil rights.
In the decade following the NAACP’s victory in Brown v. Board of
Education, the association mobilized its network of local branches to press for
desegregation of public schools across the country. For example, the Florida
State Conference newsletters include a statement of policy from the 1958
Florida State convention that criticizes attempts to circumvent the Supreme
Court’s Brown decision and calls on the people of Florida to accept the
decision. Although Brown dealt specifically with de jure segregation, this
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edition illustrates that the NAACP did not restrict its education-related
initiatives and legal fights to southern states. A March 1962 article in the
Central Long Island, New York, newsletter reports that the NAACP had
recently “declared an all-out war” against segregated schools in northern
states and it states that the branch would soon take up its own legal battle
against local schools. The Chicago, Illinois, newsletters chronicle the
branch’s campaign against overcrowded schools. The complete files of the
NAACP’s efforts against discrimination in education can be found in UPA’s
Papers of the NAACP, Part 3: The Campaign for Educational Equality, 1913–
1965.
Local NAACP activism in the area of employment and employment
discrimination is also well documented in the branch newsletters. For
example, the River Rouge–Ecorse, Michigan, summer 1960 newsletter
contains a column that discusses the disproportionately harmful impact on
African American workers of automation and deindustrialization. A June 1965
Jamaica, New York, article comments on a pending bill in the New York State
legislature that would have given the International Longshoremen’s
Association and the New York Shipping Association control over hiring
decisions. The article acknowledges the problems facing longshoremen
because of the “pangs of automation,” but it opposes the bill on the grounds
that a “union hiring hall” and equal opportunity are “incompatible” in this case.
The NAACP’s complex relationship with organized labor is also evident in
other branch newsletters. An article in the December 1958 New York City
newspaper entitled “Unions Reflect Meager Process” criticizes New York area
unions for discrimination against African Americans and Puerto Ricans,
particularly their exclusion from union leadership positions. Another article in
the same issue discusses the positive accomplishments of the Congress of
Industrial Organizations (CIO) in organizing African American workers and
praises the CIO for its support of the NAACP and other civil rights
organizations. The article concludes by stressing the importance of continued
cooperation between the NAACP and the labor movement. Additional material
on the NAACP’s relationship with organized labor may be found in UPA’s
Papers of the NAACP, Part 13: NAACP and Labor, 1940–1955, and
Supplement to Part 13: NAACP and Labor, 1956–1965.
NAACP political involvement during this period involved three main areas:
voter registration and participation, political campaigns by members, and
lobbying for civil rights legislation. Although the NAACP remained a
nonpartisan organization, this did not prevent its members and local branches
from becoming involved in politics. An editorial in the October 1956 Chicago
branch newsletter neatly summarized this stance. Robert L. Birchman wrote:
“The NAACP is politically nonpartisan. It does not endorse any party or any
candidate for election to public office. But the NAACP is not non-political....
The effectiveness of our campaign for civil rights depends to a large degree
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on the strength of civil rights advocates at the polls. Our legislative goals can
be obtained by active participation of all citizens in the political life of the
country.” Local and statewide NAACP efforts for fair employment, fair housing,
and civil rights legislation culminated in the passage of a national civil rights
act in 1964, a voting rights act in 1965, and a fair housing act in 1968.
The newsletters are followed by a brief subseries of programs from NAACP
regional conventions. This edition includes programs from the New England
region, Southeast region, and West Coast region. The convention programs
give an indication of some of the major issues discussed at regional
conferences. For example, the 1957 New England region convention included
sessions on desegregation, housing, and education. The West Coast region
convention programs are from the 1959 and 1961 biennial conferences in
Asilomar, California. Youth members were particularly important to the
NAACP in the period between 1956 and 1965 and the Southeast region files
include a program from the 1960 youth convention. Other documentation on
NAACP youth members can be found in the newsletters of this edition. The
files of the NAACP youth department can be found in UPA’s Papers of the
NAACP, Part 19: Youth File.
The fifth and final subseries in this edition of Branch Department Files
consists of annual reports from branches, state conferences, and regional
offices. These annual reports generally include detailed summaries of the
major accomplishments and campaigns for a particular area. For example, the
1956 Los Angeles branch annual report states that the branch received thirtysix complaints of police brutality and describes the essential aspects of three
of these cases. The 1960 Mississippi State conference report by Mississippi
field secretary Medgar Evers discusses a “racial self defense” program that
involved a boycott of all stores discriminating against African Americans.
Southeast Regional Office reports during this period were written by one of the
NAACP’s most dynamic women leaders, Ruby Hurley. Additional annual
reports from state field secretaries and regional leaders like Hurley can also
be found in Series A, Series B, and Series D of Part 25 of Papers of the
NAACP.
Papers of the NAACP, Part 25: Branch Department Files, is complemented
by the Selected Branch Files in Parts 12, 26, and 27 of Papers of the NAACP.
Taken together, these four parts provide a substantial amount of
documentation on the functioning of local NAACP branches and state
conferences. Researchers should also be aware that the branch files can be
used most effectively in conjunction with other parts of Papers of the NAACP.
Especially relevant in this regard is Part 23: Legal Department Case Files,
1956–1965. The Legal Department Case Files document many of the local
cases in great detail. Other parts of UPA’s Papers of the NAACP that provide
additional information on the period from 1956 to 1965 are the following:
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• Part 1: Meetings of the Board of Directors, Records of Annual
Conferences, Major Speeches, and Special Reports, Supplements for 1956–
1960 and 1961–1965
• Part 3: The Campaign for Educational Equality, Series D: Central Office
Records, 1956–1965
• Supplement to Part 4, Voting Rights, General Office Files, 1956–1965
• Supplement to Part 5, Residential Segregation, General Office Files,
1956–1965
• Supplement to Part 13, The NAACP and Labor, 1956–1965
• Supplement to Part 16, Board of Directors File, 1956–1965
• Supplement to Part 17, National Staff Files, 1956–1965
• Part 19: Youth File, Series D: 1956–1965, Youth Department Files
• Part 20: White Resistance and Reprisals, 1956–1965
• Part 21: NAACP Relations with the Modern Civil Rights Movement
• Part 22: Legal Department Administrative Files, 1956–1965
• Part 24: Special Subjects, 1956–1965.
UPA has also filmed several other collections that provide further
documentation on the modern civil rights movement. These include:
• Centers of the Southern Struggle: FBI Files on Selma, Memphis,
Montgomery, Albany, and St. Augustine
• Civil Rights During the Johnson Administration, 1963–1969
• Civil Rights During the Kennedy Administration
• The Claude A. Barnett Papers
• Congress of Racial Equality Papers, 1959–1976
• The Ivy Leaf, 1921–1998: A Chronicle of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
• The Martin Luther King Jr. FBI File
• Papers of A. Philip Randolph
• Records of the National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs, 1895–
1992
• Records of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 1954–1970.
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SOURCE NOTE
All documents microfilmed for this edition are held by the Manuscript
Division of the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. The branch files
selected for this edition were drawn exclusively from Group III (1956–1965),
Series I (Printed Matter) of the National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People (NAACP) Records collection.
EDITORIAL NOTE
Professors John H. Bracey Jr. and Sharon Harley compiled this edition of
Papers of the NAACP after a thorough survey of all branch files in Group III of
the NAACP Records collection at the Library of Congress. All branch
directories and newsletters, and all of the programs and reports, in Group III,
Series I of the NAACP collection were selected. Each file selected has been
reproduced in its entirety.
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ABBREVIATIONS
The following abbreviations are used throughout this guide.
AFL-CIO
American Federation of Labor–Congress of Industrial Organizations
AME
African Methodist Episcopal
CIO
Congress of Industrial Organizations
CORE
Congress of Racial Equality
NAACP
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
UAW
United Automobile Workers
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REEL INDEX
The following is a listing of the folders comprising Papers of the NAACP, Part 25: Branch Department
Files, Series C: Branch Newsletters and Printed Materials, 1956–1965. The four-digit number on the far
left is the frame at which a particular file folder begins. This is followed by the file title, the date(s) of the
file, and the total number of pages. Substantive subjects are highlighted under the heading Major Topics.
Reel 1
Group III, Series I, Printed Matter
Directories
Group III, Box I-3
0001 Branch Directory, August 1957. 121 pp.
Major Topic: NAACP regional, state conference, and branch officers.
0122 Branch Directory, 1959. 104 pp.
Major Topic: NAACP regional, state conference, and branch officers.
0226 Branch Directory, 1960. 127 pp.
Major Topics: NAACP national, regional, state conference, and branch officers; NAACP
branches by congressional districts.
0353 Branch Directory, 1961–1962. 177 pp.
Major Topic: NAACP national, regional, state conference, and branch officers.
Group III, Box I-4
0530 Branch Directory, 1962–1963. 197 pp.
Major Topics: NAACP national officers; regions; regional offices and officers; state
conference and branch officers.
0727 Branch Directory, 1963–1964. 152 pp.
Major Topics: NAACP national officers; regions; regional offices and officers; state
conference and branch officers.
0879 Branch Directory, Key NAACP Branches, n.d. 53 pp.
Major Topics: Regions; regional officers; state conference officers; branch offices and
officers.
Reel 2
Group III, Series I, Printed Matter cont.
Handbooks and Manuals
Group III, Box I-4 cont.
0001 Southeast Regional Office, 1961–1965. 139 pp.
Major Topics: NAACP history and goals; branch officers’ duties; standing committees; branch
meeting procedures; fund-raising; membership; President’s Committee on Equal
Employment Opportunity; public meeting procedures; voting rights; Interstate Commerce
Commission bus desegregation order; employment; voter registration; education;
desegregation of public facilities; youth programs; housing; health; female NAACP
members and officers.
1
0140
West Coast Region, [1956–1963]. 340 pp.
Major Topics: Parliamentary procedure; federal legislation and regulations banning
discrimination in public housing; employment; NAACP history and structure; election
procedures; branch administration and officers; standing committees; voter registration;
housing; membership; education; fund-raising; veterans; public relations activities;
Elizabeth Geyer; Ku Klux Klan; Herbert Hill; voting rights; disfranchisement; California
civil rights legislation; life memberships.
Group III, Series I, Printed Matter cont.
Newsletters, Branches
Group III, Box I-5
0480 Anchorage, Alaska, 1957–1959. 11 pp.
Major Topic: Negro History Week.
0491 Arkansas [State Conference], 1961. 4 pp.
0495 Arizona [Maricopa County, Tucson, Yuma], 1956–1965. 36 pp.
Major Topics: Local politics; education; nonviolence workshop; fund-raising; employment;
voter registration; membership.
0531 California, Berkeley–Orange County [Berkeley, Compton, Los Angeles, Monterey
Peninsula, Oakland, Orange County], 1956–1965. 179 pp.
Major Topics: Tarea Hall Pittman; employment; membership; youth; voter registration; anti–
Proposition 18 rally; Bank of America picketing; fund-raising; Maurice Dawkins; Jackie
Robinson; California fair employment practices legislation; Roy Wilkins; Prayer
Pilgrimage; housing; 1957 national convention; police brutality; Madison Jones; Martin
Luther King Jr.; anticommunism; Crown Zellerbach Corporation boycott; education; credit
union.
0710 California, “P” [Palo Alto–Stanford, Pasadena], 1956–1965. 192 pp.
Major Topics: Membership; National Deliverance Day of Prayer; youth; credit union; housing;
South Africa Defense Fund; fund-raising; opposition to right-to-work legislation; Langston
Hughes; Loren Miller; employment; 1959 national convention; demonstrations to support
southern sit-ins; education; schools; California fair housing legislation; Governor’s Code
of Fair Practices; War on Poverty; human relations workshop; Freedom Fund.
Reel 3
Group III, Series I, Printed Matter cont.
Newsletters, Branches cont.
Group III, Box I-5 cont.
0001 California, “R” [Richmond], 1956–1965. 185 pp.
Major Topics: Membership; employment; housing; Joseph H. Jackson; National Baptist
Convention U.S.A.; 1956 national convention; barbershop discrimination case; fundraising; youth; voter registration; P. T. Robinson; 1958 national convention; Velma Ford;
G. M. Turner; 1960 national convention; demonstrations to support southern sit-ins;
Operation Mississippi; Tom Carlson; schools; March on Washington for Jobs and
Freedom; 1964 national convention.
2
Group III, Box I-6
0186 California, “S”–“V” [Sacramento, San Fernando Valley, San Francisco, San Jose, Santa
Barbara, Santa Monica–Venice, Santa Rosa, Vallejo], 1956–1965. 185 pp.
Major Topics: Negro History Week; Roy Wilkins; Patrice Lumumba; membership; youth;
federal aid to education bill; credit union; Robert Carpenter; Mississippi-made products
boycott; California civil rights legislation; H. Claude Hudson; education; Freedom March;
housing; voting rights bill; San Fernando Valley Board of Realtors code of fair practices;
James E. Jones; Marion Miller; Frank Barnes; California Republican Party; Carl C.
McCraven; CORE; Deacons for Defense and Justice; Burbank Human Relations Council;
Melvin Minor; Proposition 14; employment; demonstrations to support southern sit-ins;
Thomas Gaither; James Farmer; Terry Francois; Seafarers International Union; San
Francisco police department; 1962 national convention; schools; black nationalism; voter
registration; Franklin H. Williams; urban renewal; Al Brown; Freedom Fund; Pasadena
urban renewal; Fresno schools; police brutality.
0371 Colorado [Colorado Springs], 1961. 4 pp.
Major Topics: Operation Mississippi; youth.
0375 Connecticut [Bridgeport, New Haven, New London, Norwalk], 1956–1964. 120 pp.
Major Topics: Interdenominational Ministers Alliance; demonstration to support southern sitins; voter registration; William O. Johnson; housing; membership; police; Freedom Fund;
youth; James Gibbs; Daisy Bates; Rachel Baker; Vivian Lopes; Raymond Page;
Sherman Robinson; James Keyes; Roger Weeks; Ralph Williams; Samuel Dixon; Negro
American Labor Council; African American Students Foundation Inc.; Thomas E.
Holloman; de facto segregated schools; Linwood Bland; employment; Negro History
Week; Thomas H. Allen; Clarence H. Faulk Jr.; employment discrimination; Freedom
Rally; education; Operation Mississippi; A. Kendall Smith; college students; March on
Washington for Jobs and Freedom; clergy.
0495 District of Columbia, 1960–1961. 13 pp.
Major Topics: Employment; Washington Redskins football franchise boycott and picketing;
Helen O. Armistead; 1961 national convention.
0508 Delaware [Wilmington], 1958–1962. 42 pp.
Major Topics: Membership; Howard High School; employment; police; housing; J. A. Johnson
Sr.; Eagle Restaurant and Wilmington Parking Authority v. William H. Burton; Fletcher J.
White; Delaware fair employment practices legislation.
0550 Florida [State Conference, Tampa], 1958–1963. 48 pp.
Major Topics: Fund-raising; D. Ward Nichols; C. Kenzie Steele; youth; harassment of
NAACP; education; membership; Florida Legislative Investigating Committee; Theodore
R. Gibson; Harry T. Moore and Harriette Moore memorial service; prisons; sit-ins by
Cocoa youth council members; discrimination in armed forces; discrimination in hospitals;
Vero Beach demonstrations; employment discrimination; police.
0598 Georgia [State Conference], 1959. 3 pp.
0601 Illinois, Chicago, 1956–1960. 117 pp.
Major Topics: Schools; membership; housing; discrimination in hospitals; national civil rights
legislation; Congress; Everett M. Dirksen; Paul H. Douglas; Japanese American Citizens
League; William L. Dawson; William E. McVey; John C. Kluczynski; James B. Bowler;
Thomas S. Gordon; Barratt O’Hara; James C. Murray; Thomas J. O’Brien; Sidney R.
Yates; Richard W. Hoffman; Timothy P. Sheehan; Marguerite Stitt Church; Richard
Stengel; Illinois General Assembly; Illinois fair employment practices legislation;
G. William Stratton; Richard B. Austin; discrimination in education and de facto school
segregation; building code violations; Illinois Commission on Human Relations; police
brutality; school desegregation; Freedom Fund; Cora M. Patton; Theodore A. Jones Jr.;
police; Dempsey J. Travis; fund-raising to support southern sit-ins; Friendship House;
1960 national convention; protest of imprisonment in Georgia of Martin Luther King Jr.
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0718
Illinois, Chicago, 1961–1964. 63 pp.
Major Topics: Discrimination in public facilities; education; police; Freedom Fund; schools;
Medgar W. Evers; S. S. Morris; Carl A. Fuqua; Marguerite Belafonte; cooperation with
labor unions; Earl B. Dickerson; Jack Greenberg; youth; fund-raising; membership;
clergy; Clarence M. Mitchell III; Thurgood Marshall; housing; voter registration; women’s
auxiliary.
Group III, Box I-7
0781 Illinois, Danville–State Conference [Danville, Galesburg, Joliet, Lincoln, University of
Illinois, Illinois State Conference], 1956–1964. 94 pp.
Major Topics: Schools; police; employment; Martin Luther King Jr.; membership; fund-raising;
Mayor’s Committee on Human Relations (Joliet); employment discrimination; voter
registration; Illinois fair employment practices legislation; youth; housing; G. William
Stratton; Richard B. Austin; University of Illinois housing; national civil rights legislation;
Congress; Everett M. Dirksen; Paul H. Douglas; Japanese American Citizens League;
William E. McVey; Richard W. Hoffman; Noah M. Mason; Leslie C. Arends; Harold H.
Velde; Marguerite Stitt Church; Leo E. Allen; Robert B. Chiperfield; Sid Simpson; Peter F.
Mack Jr.; William L. Springer; Charles W. Vursell; Melvin Price; Kenneth J. Gray; Richard
Stengel; Illinois fair housing legislation.
0875 Indiana [Greater Lafayette, Terre Haute, Indiana State Conference], 1960–1965. 64 pp.
Major Topics: Clergy; voter registration; Selma Emergency Fund Committee; Indiana civil
rights legislation; membership; job training; fund-raising; youth; demonstrations to support
southern sit-ins; Negro American Labor Council; Robert L. Brokenburr; Ford Gibson;
Jessie Jacobs; Indianapolis branch membership campaign.
0939 Iowa [Des Moines, Fort Madison], 1956–1965. 41 pp.
Major Topics: Des Moines fair employment practices ordinance; United Packinghouse
Workers of America; membership; police brutality; housing; youth; 1965 national
convention; discrimination by employers and labor unions.
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Group III, Series I, Printed Matter cont.
Newsletters, Branches cont.
Group III, Box I-7 cont.
0001 Kansas [Topeka, Kansas State Conference], 1958–1965. 125 pp.
Major Topics: Employment; fund-raising; education; Freedom Fund; demonstration to support
Alabama voting rights efforts; Eleanor Roosevelt; Leonard H. Carter; Washburn
University; Thomas Garland; Herbert Parks; employment discrimination; housing; boycott
of Wichita businesses; Kansas civil rights legislation; Homer C. Floyd; Leonard H.
Strauss; Howard W. Brewer; William M. Ferguson; freedom rides; Kansas Commission
on Civil Rights; Wichita Human Relations Commission; Lawrence Human Relations
Commission; Manhattan Council on Human Relations; Fort Scott Human Relations
Council; Salina Council on Human Relations; Junction City Improvement Association;
Joseph B. Anderson Jr.; U.S. Commission on Civil Rights; Kansas Advisory Council on
Civil Rights; Floyd L. Hansen; Kansas Act Against Discrimination; religion.
0126 Louisiana [New Orleans], 1956–1965. 50 pp.
Major Topics: Membership; Medgar W. Evers; police brutality; school desegregation; youth;
Louisiana Office of Economic Opportunity; protest of Confederate flag use by U.S. Marine
Corps unit; Canal Street area selective buying campaign; voter registration; Clarence
Marchand Jr.; Fred Patterson Jr.; local elections.
0176 Maine [Portland], 1965. 5 pp.
Major Topics: Housing; employment.
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Maryland [Anne Arundel County, Howard County, Montgomery County], 1962–1963, 1965.
57 pp.
Major Topics: Samuel Gilmer; Maryland civil rights legislation; education; Bertha Smith; Head
Start; school desegregation; housing; A. Philip Randolph; AFL-CIO; discrimination in
public facilities; Montgomery County public accommodations ordinance; rape case;
Leadership Conference on Civil Rights; Freedom Fund; national office policy statement
on Nation of Islam; Barry Greenstein; Maryland Commission on Interracial Problems;
Samuel Young; Harriet Tubman High School; Morris L. Woodson.
Massachusetts [Berkshire County, Boston, South Middlesex, South Shore], 1960–1965.
90 pp.
Major Topics: James Busch; employment discrimination; civil rights legislation voting records
of John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson; Richard M. Nixon on civil rights legislation;
membership; Gloster B. Current; Herbert Hill; housing; Pittsfield urban renewal;
Massachusetts fair housing legislation; churches; Boston Progressive Credit Union;
Emergency Public Integration Committee; Anna A. Hedgeman; Massachusetts Board of
Rabbis; youth; demonstrations to support southern sit-ins; voter registration; Operation
Mississippi; clergy; police brutality; discrimination by labor unions; education; 1956
national convention; selective buying campaign against Ward, Nissen, and Sunbeam
baking companies; Edward M. Kennedy; Ray Matthews.
Michigan [Cass County, Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, Inkster, Lake County, Lansing,
Muskegon, River Rouge–Ecorse, Ypsilanti], 1958–1962. 100 pp.
Major Topics: Shelby Mack; membership; police brutality; 1962 national convention; schools;
textbooks; Herman Hamilton; Herman Gibson; Edgar Holt; Building Service Employees
International Union; Flint civil rights legislation; demonstrations to support southern sitins; Grand Rapids women’s auxiliary; James Meredith; Ralph W. Findley; fund-raising;
employment discrimination; Region II leadership training conference; United Church
Women; housing; employment; UAW; Walter P. Reuther; U.S. Commission on Civil
Rights.
Minnesota [St. Paul], 1957–1962. 24 pp.
Major Topics: Membership; youth; Leonard H. Carter; Roy Wilkins; Robert L. Carter; Alfred
Baker Lewis; Gloster B. Current; Clarence Mitchell; Herbert Hill; Herbert L. Wright;
Edward J. Odom; Jack Wood; Region IV leadership training conference.
Mississippi [Coahoma County, Mississippi State Conference], 1959–1965. 71 pp.
Major Topics: Voter registration; White Citizens Council; Dick Gregory; Clarksdale stores
boycott; Clarksdale police department; Council of Federated Organizations; Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party; Willie Cotton; Talladega College [Alabama]; Mississippi
Council on Human Relations; Diane Nash Bevel; Bob Moses; Charles McDew; Student
Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; Brenda Travis; Isaac Lewis; CORE; James
Meredith; employment discrimination; evictions; Lawrence Guyot; C. R. Darden.
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0523 Missouri [St. Louis, Missouri State Conference], 1957–1965. 358 pp.
Major Topics: Civil service employment; St. Louis politics; membership; employment;
desegregation of public facilities; Mill Creek Valley slum clearance program; population
statistics; fund-raising; St. Louis Urban League; Robert F. Mack; Daisy L. Bates; St. Louis
urban renewal; desegregation of Jackson swimming pool; Ernest Calloway; Missouri
Missionary Baptist convention; American Jewish Committee, St. Louis chapter; Harriet
Tubman; Dred Scott; Henry Winfield Wheeler; police; James P. Mitchell; youth; CORE;
housing; employment discrimination; religion; Mildred Bond; Brown v. Board of Education
anniversary celebration; Margaret Bush Wilson; St. Louis civil rights legislation; Roy
Wilkins; Nelson A. Rockefeller; William English Walling; schools; voter registration; John
J. Hicks; St. Louis Board of Education; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; life
memberships; St. Louis women members; 1959 national convention; Thurgood Marshall;
Channing H. Tobias; Walter P. Reuther; A. Philip Randolph; NAACP history; massive
resistance; 1960 presidential election; opposition to right-to-work laws; Robert F.
Williams; Martin Luther King Jr.; Curt Flood; St. Louis Council on Human Relations; David
Ranken School of Mechanical Trades; Hubert H. Humphrey; St. Paul AME Church;
Negro American Labor Council; Fred Weathers.
Reel 5
Group III, Series I, Printed Matter cont.
Newsletters, Branches cont.
Group III, Box I-8 cont.
0001 Nevada [Las Vegas, Reno-Sparks], 1958–1962. 208 pp.
Major Topics: Herbert Hill; membership; Franklin H. Williams; housing; voter registration;
discrimination by labor unions; Althea Gibson; discrimination in public facilities; Prentiss
S. Walker; Nevada Voters League; religion; communism; Marion Daniel Bennett; Zion
Methodist Church; 1960 election; employment; Southern Nevada Central Labor Council,
AFL-CIO; Las Vegas Human Rights Commission; urban renewal; Rafer Johnson;
population and voting statistics.
0209 New Jersey [Camden, Elizabeth, Gloucester County, Montclair, Morris County, New
Brunswick, Paterson, Plainfield, Roselle, Somerville, Trenton], 1958–1965. 126 pp.
Major Topics: Housing; youth; 1960 national convention; discrimination by employers and
labor unions; membership; demonstrations to support southern sit-ins; voter registration;
school desegregation in southern states; 1960 election; Clifford Moore; Helen Ware;
Archie Young; Margaret Bass; education; Vietnam War; CORE; Julian Bond; Joseph
Greene Jr.; Robert T. Burroughs; Ethel Harper; housing discrimination; 1965 national
convention; New Jersey Conference for the Rights of Migrant Workers; Alberta Riddick;
churches; school desegregation; employment; schools; Warren Blackshear; antipoverty
program; Freedom Fund; Trenton stores boycott.
0335 New York, “A”–“B” [Astoria, Long Island; Bay Shore–Islip; Bronx; Brooklyn], 1956–1964.
89 pp.
Major Topics: Head Start; schools; Chase Manhattan Bank; housing; Neighborhood Youth
Corps; job training; Freedom Fund; school districts; Bronx 1961 local election;
membership; youth; J. C. Tannehill; Manpower Development and Training Act of 1962;
fund-raising; rape case.
0424 New York, “C” [Corona–East Elmhurst], 1956–1957. 117 pp.
Major Topics: Nursery school; Harry T. Stewart; 1956 elections; 1956 national convention;
Rosa Parks; Thomas A. Baker; Francis J. Cassidy; New York City schools; Lorenz
Graham; E. H. Hamilton.
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0541 New York, “D”–“I” [Flushing, Freeport-Roosevelt, Great Neck–Manhasset–Port
Washington–Roslyn, Greenwich Village–Chelsea], 1956–1964. 106 pp.
Major Topics: Employment; de facto segregated schools; migrant labor; education; housing in
northern states; youth; demonstrations to support southern sit-ins; New York State fair
housing legislation; Freedom Fund; housing; Mississippi-made products boycott;
antipoverty programs; James Yates; Edwin Peets; police brutality; June Shagaloff; urban
renewal; 1965 national convention; national youth convention.
Reel 6
Group III, Series I, Printed Matter cont.
Newsletters, Branches cont.
Group III, Box I-9 cont.
0001 New York, Central Long Island, 1956–1963. 796 pp.
Major Topics: Negro History Week; school desegregation in southern states; Montgomery
bus boycott; University of Alabama; membership; Thurgood Marshall; 1956 national
convention; Bronson O’Reilly; Franklin H. Williams; communism; Roy Wilkins; New York
State civil rights legislation; Dwight D. Eisenhower; housing; credit union; Prayer
Pilgrimage; federal aid to education bill; Little Rock Central High School; R. Ford Hughes;
education; Mary White Ovington; NAACP founding; New York State fair housing
legislation; minstrel shows; Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, school desegregation; Suffolk
County and Nassau County schools; youth; Amityville and Copiague school board
elections; Brown v. Board of Education anniversary celebration; Effie Gordon; Adam
Clayton Powell Jr.; national civil rights legislation; Daisy Bates; employment; Averell
Harriman; migrant farm laborers; Herbert Hill; Latta R. Thomas; Lloyd L. Hurst; religion;
Timmie Rodgers; life membership; Mattie Dickson; school desegregation; Edward P.
Best; 1958 New York State convention; 1958 election; Orval E. Faubus; Monroe, North
Carolina, “kissing” case; Youth March for Integrated Schools; Eugene T. Reed; Gloria E.
Smith; lynching of Mack Charles Parker in Poplarville, Mississippi; G. Harold Kopchynski;
Eugene Barnett; Charles W. Goady; 1959 New York State convention; 1959 national
convention; James Farmer; Robert C. Weaver; Channing H. Tobias; National Association
of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Inc.; criticism of Senator Lyndon B.
Johnson by John A. Morsell; demonstrations to support southern sit-ins; Jawn Sandifer;
Democratic Party and Republican Party 1960 civil rights platforms; Haywood County,
Tennessee, voter registration; Calvin C. Cobb; New Orleans, Louisiana, school
desegregation; Patrice Lumumba murder protest at United Nations; fund-raising;
Brotherhood Week; textbooks; LeRoy Clinton Jr.; space exploration program; Wilbur
Devine Jr.; 1961 New York State conference; Kenneth Keating; Independent Benevolent
Protective Order of the Elks of the World; James Peck; Lester Tripp Jr.; 1961 national
convention; Richard Hasgill; Earl B. Nickerson; John W. Lee; Preston Cobb; Donald L.
Hollowell; withdrawal of Robert C. Weaver from NAACP board of directors; State
University of New York Board of Regents policy statement on de facto segregated
schools; school desegregation in northern states; Farrell Jones; Wyandanch, Long
Island, schools; Alonzo H. Shockley Jr.; International Ladies Garment Workers Union;
1962 national convention; Jackie Robinson; Gloria E. Smith appointed president of
Copiague Board of Education; Nina Theresa Gabriel; labor unions; Walter P. Reuther;
UAW; National Labor Relations Board; United Steelworkers of America; Emancipation
Proclamation; Harvey Gantt; South Carolina schools.
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New York, “J”–“L” [Jamaica, Lakeview], 1956–1965. 179 pp.
Major Topics: 1956 national convention; youth; 1957 national convention; membership; New
York State fair housing legislation; Negro History Week; 1958 New York State
Conference; Freedom Fund; housing; 1959 national convention; schools; Roy Wilkins;
federal civil rights legislation; Brotherhood Week; 1960 national convention; Operation
Mississippi; Federal Housing Administration; 1961 New York State Conference; 1961
national convention; James Farmer; Thurgood Marshall; Mississippi-made products
boycott; Howard Zinn; Malcolm X; political redistricting; Phyllis Wheatley; employment;
International Longshoremen’s Association; New York Shipping Association; William
Whipper; 1965 national convention; War on Poverty; Nat Turner; de facto segregated
schools.
Reel 7
Group III, Series I, Printed Matter cont.
Newsletters, Branches cont.
Group III, Box I-10
0001 New York, “N” [New Rochelle, New York City, Nyack], 1956–1964. 180 pp.
Major Topics: School desegregation; freedom rides; Kathy Prensky; Jan Triggs; Parchman
penitentiary, Mississippi; New York State fair housing legislation; crime; de facto
segregated schools; New Orleans Catholic schools desegregation; education; Robert F.
Kennedy; New York City fair housing legislation; employment; Camilla Williams; youth;
Harlem schools; Harriet Tubman; membership; 1958 national convention; Little Rock
Central High School desegregation case; de facto segregated schools in northern states;
1958 election; discrimination by labor unions; CIO; New York City de facto segregated
schools; Jawn Sandifer; L. Joseph Overton; Monroe, North Carolina, “kissing” case; voter
registration; Percy E. Sutton; Richard Allen Hildebrand; Fred L. Shuttlesworth; Nat
Turner; Dick Gregory; Gladys DeLoatch; Rockland County housing; 1957 Nyack election;
William T. Williams; George White; Clarence H. Duncan.
0181 New York, Rochester, 1958–1963. 46 pp.
Major Topics: Life memberships; Brown v. Board of Education anniversary celebration;
Mayor’s Committee on Human Relations; Peter Tolliver; housing; Haywood County,
Tennessee; Quintin E. Primo; migrant laborers; United Nations; de facto segregated
schools; police brutality; Non-Partisan Political League; CORE; United Action Committee;
Rufus Fairwell.
0227 New York, “S”–“Z” [Spring Valley, Williamsbridge], 1956–1965. 246 pp.
Major Topics: National voting rights legislation; Willard Uphaus; demonstrations to support
southern sit-ins; New York State fair housing legislation; Harold Quigley; William Scott;
school desegregation in southern states; Charles Lawrence; schools; Pete Seeger;
youth; housing; New Rochelle de facto segregated schools; Paul Zuber; Alan Paton;
South Africa; Schomburg Collection at New York Public Library; President’s Committee
on Equal Employment Opportunity; Nashville, Tennessee, theater desegregation;
Highlander Folk School; de facto segregated schools in northern states; U.S.
Commission on Civil Rights; CORE; George Houser; American Committee on Africa;
American Civil Liberties Union; segregated libraries in southern states; school busing in
northern states; Federal Housing Administration; 1960 national civil rights legislation;
New York City school desegregation; employment; 1960 national convention; Fayette
County, Tennessee, voter registration; Annie Barrow; Walter T. Carlisle Jr.; Roy Wilkins;
Adam Clayton Powell Jr.; George H. Fowler; Karen Rux; New York City schools boycott;
Louise Martin; Elaine Danavall; March on Albany; Laura Valdes; 1964 national
convention; Mississippi-made products boycott.
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0668
New York, Schenectady, 1956–1965. 195 pp.
Major Topics: Mississippi White Citizens Councils; Albany Interracial Council; anti-NAACP
actions in southern states; national civil rights legislation; Field Foundation; Channing H.
Tobias; bus desegregation in southern states; New York State fair housing legislation;
Roy Wilkins; American Jewish Congress; James Stamper; housing; Freedom Fund; U.S.
Commission on Civil Rights; New York State Employment Service; 1960 New York State
convention; Schenectady fair housing ordinance; membership; 1960 national convention;
harassment of Fayette County, Tennessee, registered voters; Republican Party and
Democratic Party 1960 civil rights platforms; Operation Mississippi; Malinda Myers;
Edward R. Dudley; voter registration; 1964 election; Mississippi-made products boycott;
1965 election.
New York State Conference, 1956–1965. 211 pp.
Major Topics: Employment discrimination; 1956 New York State convention; voting records of
New York State congressmen; discrimination by labor unions; AFL-CIO; A. Philip
Randolph; George Meany; Jawn Sandifer campaign for municipal court judgeship; White
House Conference on Children and Youth; New York State fair housing legislation; Urban
League; State Commission Against Discrimination; CORE; housing; Federal Housing
Administration; Miami, Florida, sit-ins; voter registration; Long Island urban renewal
protest; New Rochelle school desegregation case; police brutality; Negro American Labor
Council; Albany demonstration; African Americans in the Kennedy administration; civil
rights legislation in Congress; discrimination by Atlanta Hilton Inn; State Commission for
Human Rights; 1962 national convention; National Labor Relations Board; United
Steelworkers of America; Coahoma County, Mississippi, stores boycott; 1962 New York
State convention; John F. Kennedy fair housing executive order; state conference
legislative program.
Reel 8
Group III, Series I, Printed Matter cont.
Newsletters, Branches cont.
Group III, Box I-11
0001 North Carolina [Greensboro, Monroe], 1959–1960. 17 pp.
Major Topics: Monroe city golf course; Cuba; Fidel Castro; A. E. Perry Jr.; Congo; Yancey
County schools.
0018 Ohio [Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus], 1958–1962. 174 pp.
Major Topics: Brown v. Board of Education anniversary celebration; youth; Daisy Bates;
opposition to right-to-work legislation; Cincinnati women’s auxiliary; National Negro
Insurance Association; Freedom Fund; membership; Jackie Robinson; voter registration;
Federal Housing Administration; national civil rights legislation; housing; police brutality;
Samuel L. Devine; Ohio fair employment practices legislation; Grant, Kresge, and
Woolworth boycott; interracial housing at Ohio State University; employment
discrimination; Kent State University; Columbus demonstration to support southern
sit-ins.
0192 Oregon [Portland], 1958–1963. 19 pp.
Major Topics: National civil rights legislation; fund-raising; International Longshoremen’s and
Warehousemen’s Union; 1958 election; Marguerite Belafonte; Franklin H. Williams.
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Pennsylvania [Allegheny-Kiski Valley, Bucks County, Coatesville, Dauphin County,
Lancaster, Media, Philadelphia, Reading, Washington, Pennsylvania State Conference],
1958–1963. 191 pp.
Major Topics: Pennsylvania fair housing legislation; housing; youth; employment; recreational
facilities boycott; Negro History Week; Robert L. Carter; Gloster B. Current; Pennsylvania
fair employment practices legislation; housing discrimination; Pennsylvania Human
Relations Act; 1961 national convention; Connellsville schools; 1962 national convention;
Thurgood Marshall; John F. Kennedy fair housing executive order; Washington urban
renewal; churches; 1965 national convention; 1959 Pennsylvania State convention.
0402 South Carolina [State Conference], 1960–1965. 22 pp.
Major Topics: Horace P. Sharper; I. DeQuincey Newman; youth; sit-in legal cases; 1965
Voting Rights Act.
0424 Tennessee [Chattanooga, Haywood County, Memphis, Nashville], 1959–1963. 27 pp.
Major Topics: Haywood County schools; discrimination in employment and public facilities.
0451 Texas [State Conference], 1959–1965. 25 pp.
Major Topics: Branch news; antipoverty programs; 1965 Voting Rights Act; 1965 national
convention; Roy Wilkins; Clarence Mitchell; Althea T. L. Simmons; 1965 Texas State
convention.
0476 Utah [Salt Lake City], 1959–1960. 5 pp.
Major Topic: Demonstrations to support southern sit-ins.
0481 Virginia [State Conference, Fairfax County, Alexandria], 1957–1959. 33 pp.
Major Topics: Philip Y. Wyatt; 1957 Virginia State convention; anti-NAACP actions; youth;
employment; CORE.
0514 Washington [Seattle, Tacoma], 1961–1965. 111 pp.
Major Topics: Washington State civil rights legislation; Freedom Fund; housing; John F.
Kennedy comments on civil rights; employment; U.S. Commission on Civil Rights;
Wesley W. Law; Washington State Supreme Court ruling against fair housing legislation;
Interstate Commerce Commission bus desegregation order; Robert L. Carter; Safeway
boycott; Washington State Board Against Discrimination; schools; 1962 national
convention; Title VII of 1964 Civil Rights Act; school desegregation; War on Poverty; de
facto segregated schools; Tacoma school board picketing.
Group III, Box I-12
0625 West Virginia [Charleston, Huntington, Marion County, West Virginia State Conference],
1958–1962. 34 pp.
Major Topics: Employment; discrimination in public facilities; Elgin Baylor; 1960 West Virginia
State convention; West Virginia Human Rights Commission.
0659 Wisconsin [Madison, Milwaukee, Racine], 1958–1964. 115 pp.
Major Topics: Wisconsin fair housing legislation; Madison antidiscrimination ordinance;
Madison Citizens for Fair Housing; Brown v. Board of Education anniversary celebration;
demonstrations to support southern sit-ins; de facto segregated schools.
Group III, Series I, Printed Matter cont.
Newsletters, Regions
Group III, Box I-12 cont.
0774 New England Regional Conference, 1956–1964. 131 pp.
Major Topics: 1956 national convention; housing; youth; Negro History Week; Connecticut
Civil Rights Commission; Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts civil rights
legislation; 1959 New England regional convention; membership; Freedom Fund; Gloster
B. Current; Richard M. Nixon; 1960 election; 1961 New England regional convention;
1961 national convention; condemnation of White Citizens Council; New York State
Commission Against Discrimination; national civil rights legislation; employment;
education.
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Group III, Series I, Printed Matter cont.
Newsletters, Regions cont.
Group III, Box I-12 cont.
0001 Southeast Regional Office, 1956–1964. 211 pp.
Major Topics: National civil rights legislation; 1958 national convention; anti-NAACP actions
in Georgia; 1958 regional convention; Medgar W. Evers; Amos O. Holmes; youth;
NAACP v. Alabama; Roy Wilkins meeting with Dwight D. Eisenhower; Georgia, Florida,
South Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi, and North Carolina State conferences; 1959
regional convention; religious leaders conference; lynching of Mack Charles Parker;
membership; Freedom Fund; 1959 national convention; voter registration; 1960 regional
convention; employment; school desegregation; harassment of Georgia State
Conference president Wesley W. Law; women’s auxiliaries.
Group III, Box I-13
0212 Southwest Regional Office, 1957–1964. 144 pp.
Major Topics: Anti-NAACP actions in Texas; Texas State Conference; New Orleans Catholic
schools desegregation; district court decision against Louisiana pupil placement act;
Waco, Texas, demonstrations; Doretha A. Combre; 1962 national convention; Texas
State AFL-CIO; shooting of John Henry Scott in Louisiana; Louisiana State Conference;
Clarence A. Laws; Dallas Interdenominational Ministers Alliance; North Texas State
University student demonstration supporting Birmingham protesters; Oklahoma State
Conference; employment discrimination at Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico; Dallas
County jail; Russell B. Long; national civil rights legislation; Fort Worth, Texas, schools;
crime in Dallas; discrimination in Texas public facilities; churches; military personnel;
Louisiana voter registration; Dallas schools; Title VII of 1964 Civil Rights Act.
0356 West Coast Regional Office, 1956–1957. 143 pp.
Major Topics: Housing and employment discrimination; discrimination in armed forces;
federal aid to education bill; Adlai Stevenson; Estes Kefauver; support for Alabama
NAACP and Montgomery bus boycott; Ming v. Horgan; police; Jackie Robinson;
discrimination in public facilities; Franklin H. Williams; membership; Stanford University;
California fair employment practices legislation; San Francisco fair employment practices
ordinance; minstrel shows; Bakersfield fair employment practices ordinance; agricultural
laborers; white supremacy groups.
0499 West Coast Regional Office, 1958–1959. 165 pp.
Major Topics: Voter registration; employment discrimination; Franklin H. Williams; opposition
to right-to-work legislation; California fair employment practices legislation; housing
discrimination; Ming v. Horgan; Los Angeles Budweiser boycott; Teamsters Union;
President’s Committee on Government Contracts; police brutality; fund-raising; Stanford
University; Clark Kerr; California civil rights legislation; California Labor Federation, AFLCIO; California fair housing legislation; Utah civil rights legislation; San Mateo, California,
fair employment practices ordinance; California antimiscegenation act repeal; police
brutality; California legislature civil rights voting records; Seaside, California, schools;
Nevada State AFL-CIO.
Group III, Box I-14
0664 West Coast Regional Office, 1960–1964. 101 pp.
Major Topics: Monterey schools; demonstrations to support southern sit-ins;
Interdenominational Ministers Alliance; Baptist Ministers Union; voter registration;
Phoenix, Arizona, lunch counter sit-ins; Tarea Hall Pittman; agricultural laborers; civil
rights rally; fund-raising; Folsom prison [California]; California fair housing legislation;
California civil rights legislation; California fair employment practices legislation;
discrimination in public facilities; Negro History and Brotherhood Weeks; national civil
rights legislation; Seattle schools; Robert L. Carter; June Shagaloff; de facto segregated
schools.
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Programs
Group III, Box I-14 cont.
0765 New England Regional Conference, 1956–1961. 160 pp.
Major Topic: 1956–1961 conventions.
Reel 10
Group III, Series I, Printed Matter cont.
Programs cont.
Group III, Box I-14 cont.
0001 Southeast Regional Office, 1960–1965. 93 pp.
Major Topics: 1960 convention; 1961 youth convention; 1961 religious leaders conference;
1961 youth retreat; 1962, 1964, and 1965 conventions.
0094 West Coast Regional Office, 1959–1961. 23 pp.
Major Topic: 1959 and 1961 biennial conventions.
Group III, Series I, Printed Matter cont.
Reports
Group III, Box I-14 cont.
0117 Alaska [Anchorage], 1965. 27 pp.
0144 California [Palo Alto–Stanford, Los Angeles], 1957–1964. 68 pp.
Major Topics: Employment; housing; California civil rights legislation; education; churches;
youth; membership; schools; recreational facilities; police brutality.
0212 Georgia [State Conference], 1958–1959. 48 pp.
Major Topics: Amos O. Holmes; fund-raising; voter registration; membership; bus, school,
library, and park desegregation; housing; employment; United Steelworkers of America;
1959 Georgia State convention.
0260 Georgia [State Conference], 1960–1965. 83 pp.
Major Topics: Amos O. Holmes; sit-ins; voter registration; Vernon E. Jordan Jr.; membership;
Freedom Fund; Macon bus boycott; public facilities desegregation; school desegregation;
employment; United Steelworkers of America; police brutality; Decatur rape case; racial
violence in Augusta; youth; Joe Louis Tucker; hospital desegregation; housing; 1965
Georgia State convention.
0343 Illinois [Chicago, Quad State Office], 1965. 51 pp.
Major Topics: Education; employment; housing; Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin
membership and Freedom Fund statistics; employment and education in Indiana,
Michigan, and Wisconsin.
0394 Mississippi [State Conference], 1960–1965. 44 pp.
Major Topics: Medgar W. Evers; Jackson stores boycott; voter registration; Clyde Kennard;
Biloxi beach demonstration; fund-raising; police brutality; racial violence and harassment;
Aaron E. Henry; 1960 and 1965 state conventions; public facilities desegregation
attempts; school desegregation; Natchez branch.
0438 Missouri [State Conference], 1965. 22 pp.
Major Topics: 1965 state convention; Peter Robertson; Missouri Commission on Human
Rights.
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0460 Ohio [State Conference], 1960–1961. 29 pp.
Major Topics: State conference constitution; employment discrimination; housing; schools;
1961 state convention.
0489 Ohio [State Conference], 1963–1964. 45 pp.
Major Topics: Nathaniel C. Lee; cooperation with AFL-CIO unions; Harold C. Strickland; 1964
election; de facto segregated schools; youth; 1964 convention.
0534 Ohio [State Conference], 1964–1965. 74 pp.
Major Topics: Nathaniel C. Lee; Harold C. Strickland; membership; fund-raising; Mississippi
voter registration project; leadership strategy conference; 1965 state convention; youth.
0608 New England Regional Conference, 1959–1964. 41 pp.
Major Topics: Housing; Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts civil rights legislation;
housing discrimination.
0649 Southeast Regional Office, 1959. 43 pp.
Major Topics: School desegregation; recreational facilities; voter registration; segregation
laws; anti-NAACP actions; racial violence and harassment; religious leaders conference;
youth; Ruby Hurley.
0692 Southeast Regional Office, 1960–1961. 74 pp.
Major Topics: Membership; school desegregation; demonstrations and protests; 1960
election; voter registration; segregation laws; racial violence and harassment; Ruby
Hurley; employment; 1961 regional convention; youth; Julie Wright.
0766 Southeast Regional Office, 1962. 39 pp.
Major Topics: Membership; employment; voter registration; school desegregation;
demonstrations and protests; youth; racial violence and harassment; 1962 regional and
national conventions; Ruby Hurley.
0805 Southeast Regional Office, 1963. 24 pp.
Major Topics: Youth; Willie B. Ludden; demonstrations and protests; membership; 1963
national convention; Savannah State College; March on Washington for Jobs and
Freedom.
0829 Southeast Regional Office, 1964. 33 pp.
Major Topics: Ruby Hurley; 1964 Civil Rights Act; Robert W. Saunders; voter registration;
1964 election; school desegregation; War on Poverty; employment; St. Augustine,
Florida; racial violence and harassment; Byron de la Beckwith murder trial; 1964 regional
and national conventions.
0862 Southeast Regional Office, 1965. 63 pp.
Major Topics: Ruby Hurley; Ku Klux Klan; racial violence and harassment; 1964 Civil Rights
Act; public facilities desegregation; school desegregation; urban renewal; housing;
employment; demonstrations and protests; War on Poverty; voter registration, education,
and participation; reopening of Alabama State Conference; 1965 regional and national
conventions; Natchez, Mississippi, branch; Jefferson County, Mississippi, branch.
0925 West Coast Regional Office, 1959. 51 pp.
Major Topics: National and state fair housing legislation; Ming v. Horgan; California fair
employment practices legislation; O’Meara v. Washington State Board Against
Discrimination; Seattle Real Estate Association; Washington State civil rights legislation;
Unruh, California, civil rights legislation; urban renewal; employment discrimination;
repeal of California, Idaho, and Nevada antimiscegenation laws; schools; youth; Franklin
H. Williams; Tarea Hall Pittman; Everett P. Brandon; Ellis H. Casson; credit unions;
agricultural labor; Berkeley, California, schools.
0976 West Coast Regional Office, 1965. 32 pp.
Major Topics: Leonard H. Carter; Watts riot; education; schools; construction industry;
employment; California civil rights legislation; racial violence; antipoverty programs.
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SUBJECT INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major topics, personalities, and activities in this microform
publication. The first number after an entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the
colon refers to the frame number at which a particular file folder containing information on the subject
begins. Hence, 4: 0181 directs the researcher to the folder that begins at frame 0181 of Reel 4. By
referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section of this guide, the researcher will find the
folder title, inclusive dates, and a list of Major Topics, arranged in the order in which they appear on the
film.
Allen, Leo E.
3: 0781
Allen, Thomas H.
3: 0375
American Civil Liberties Union
7: 0227
American Committee on Africa
7: 0227
American Federation of Labor–Congress of
Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO)
4: 0181; 7: 0668; 10: 0489
California Labor Federation 9: 0499
Nevada 9: 0499
Southern Nevada Central Labor Council
5: 0001
Texas 9: 0212
see also Congress of Industrial
Organizations
see also Labor unions
American Jewish Committee
St. Louis chapter 4: 0523
American Jewish Congress
7: 0473
Amityville, New York
school board election 6: 0001
Anchorage, Alaska
NAACP branch 2: 0480; 10: 0117
Anderson, Joseph B., Jr.
4: 0001
Anne Arundel County, Maryland
NAACP branch 4: 0181
Anticommunism
2: 0531
see also Communism
Antimiscegenation laws
repeal of 9: 0499; 10: 0925
Africa
American Committee on Africa 7: 0227
Congo 8: 0001
South Africa 7: 0227
South Africa Defense Fund 2: 0710
African American Students Foundation Inc.
3: 0375
African Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Paul AME Church 4: 0523
Agricultural labor
western states 9: 0356, 0664; 10: 0925
Akron, Ohio
NAACP branch 8: 0018
Alabama
demonstration to support Birmingham civil
rights protesters 9: 0212
demonstration to support voting rights efforts
4: 0001
Montgomery bus boycott 6: 0001; 9: 0356
NAACP State Conference 9: 0356; 10: 0862
Selma Emergency Fund Committee 3: 0875
Talladega College 4: 0452
Alabama, University of
6: 0001
Alaska
Anchorage NAACP branch 2: 0480;
10: 0117
Albany, New York
Albany Interracial Council 7: 0473
demonstration 7: 0668
March on Albany 7: 0227
Alexandria, Virginia
NAACP branch 8: 0481
Allegheny-Kiski Valley, Pennsylvania
NAACP branch 8: 0211
15
Anti-NAACP actions
Florida 3: 0550
Georgia 9: 0001
massive resistance 4: 0523
NAACP v. Alabama 9: 0001
southern states 7: 0473; 10: 0649
Texas 9: 0212
Virginia 8: 0481
see also Intimidation and harassment
see also Racial violence
Antipoverty programs
5: 0209, 0541; 8: 0451; 10: 0976
see also War on Poverty
Arends, Leslie C.
3: 0781
Arizona
Maricopa County NAACP branch 2: 0495
Phoenix lunch counter sit-ins 9: 0664
Tucson NAACP branch 2: 0495
Yuma NAACP branch 2: 0495
Arkansas
Little Rock Central High School 6: 0001;
7: 0001
NAACP State Conference 2: 0491
Armed forces
discrimination in 3: 0550; 9: 0356
Marine Corps, U.S. 4: 0126
personnel 9: 0212
see also Veterans
Armistead, Helen O.
3: 0495
Astoria, Long Island, New York
NAACP branch 5: 0335
Atlanta, Georgia
discrimination in public facilities 7: 0668
Augusta, Georgia
racial violence 10: 0260
Austin, Richard B.
3: 0601, 0781
Baker, Rachel
3: 0375
Baker, Thomas A.
5: 0424
Bakersfield, California
fair employment practices ordinance 9: 0356
Bank of America
2: 0531
Banks and banking
Bank of America 2: 0531
Boston Progressive Credit Union 4: 0238
Chase Manhattan Bank 5: 0335
NAACP credit unions 2: 0531, 0710;
3: 0186; 6: 0001; 10: 0925
Baptist Church
Baptist Ministers Union 9: 0664
Missouri Missionary Baptist convention
4: 0523
National Baptist Convention U.S.A. 3: 0001
Baptist Ministers Union
9: 0664
Barbershops and beauty shops
discrimination in 3: 0001
Barnes, Frank
3: 0186
Barnett, Eugene
6: 0001
Barrow, Annie
7: 0227
Bass, Margaret
5: 0209
Bates, Daisy
3: 0375; 4: 0523; 6: 0001; 8: 0018
Baylor, Elgin
8: 0625
Bay Shore, New York
Bay Shore–Islip NAACP branch 5: 0335
Beckwith, Byron de la
murder trial 10: 0829
Belafonte, Marguerite
3: 0718; 8: 0192
Bennett, Marion Daniel
5: 0001
Berkeley, California
NAACP branch 2: 0531
schools 10: 0925
Berkshire County, Massachusetts
NAACP branch 4: 0238
Best, Edward P.
6: 0001
Bevel, Diane Nash
4: 0452
Biloxi, Mississippi
beach demonstration 10: 0394
Black nationalism
Francois, Terry A.—comments 3: 0186
Nation of Islam—NAACP policy statement
on 4: 0181
Blackshear, Warren
5: 0209
Bland, Linwood
3: 0375
Bond, Julian
5: 0209
Bond, Mildred
4: 0523
Boston, Massachusetts
NAACP branch 4: 0238
16
Connecticut
Bridgeport 3: 0375
New Haven 3: 0375
New London 3: 0375
Norwalk 3: 0375
Delaware
Wilmington 3: 0508
directory 1: 0001–0879
District of Columbia 3: 0495
election procedures 2: 0140
Florida
Tampa 3: 0550
Illinois
Chicago 3: 0601, 0718; 10: 0343
Danville 3: 0781
Galesburg 3: 0781
Joliet 3: 0781
Lincoln 3: 0781
University of Illinois 3: 0781
Indiana
Indianapolis 3: 0875
Lafayette 3: 0875
Terre Haute 3: 0875
Iowa
Des Moines 3: 0939
Fort Madison 3: 0939
Kansas
Topeka 4: 0001
Louisiana
New Orleans 4: 0126
Maine
Portland 4: 0176
Maryland
Anne Arundel County 4: 0181
Howard County 4: 0181
Montgomery County 4: 0181
Massachusetts
Berkshire County 4: 0238
Boston 4: 0238
South Middlesex 4: 0238
South Shore 4: 0238
meeting procedures 2: 0001
Michigan
Cass County 4: 0328
Detroit 4: 0328
Flint 4: 0328
Grand Rapids 4: 0328
Inkster 4: 0328
Lake County 4: 0328
Lansing 4: 0328
Muskegon 4: 0328
River Rouge–Ecorse 4: 0328
Ypsilanti 4: 0328
Minnesota
St. Paul 4: 0428
Boston Progressive Credit Union
4: 0238
Bowler, James B.
3: 0601
Boycotts
Budweiser 9: 0499
Clarksdale, Mississippi 4: 0452
Coahoma County, Mississippi 7: 0668
Crown Zellerbach Corporation 2: 0531
Grant, Kresge, and Woolworth stores
8: 0018
Jackson, Mississippi 10: 0394
Macon, Georgia, buses 10: 0260
Mississippi-made products 3: 0186; 5: 0541;
6: 0797; 7: 0227, 0473
Montgomery bus boycott 6: 0001; 9: 0356
New Orleans, Louisiana 4: 0126
New York City schools 7: 0227
recreational facilities 8: 0211
Safeway 8: 0514
Trenton, New Jersey 5: 0209
Ward, Nissen, and Sunbeam baking
companies 4: 0238
Washington Redskins football franchise
3: 0495
Wichita, Kansas 4: 0001
see also Demonstrations and protests
Branch offices, NAACP
administration and officers 2: 0140
Alaska
Anchorage 2: 0480; 10: 0117
Arizona
Maricopa County 2: 0495
Tucson 2: 0495
Yuma 2: 0495
California
Berkeley 2: 0531
Compton 2: 0531
Los Angeles 2: 0531; 10: 0144
Monterey 2: 0531
Oakland 2: 0531
Orange County 2: 0531
Palo Alto–Stanford 2: 0710; 10: 0144
Pasadena 2: 0710
Richmond 3: 0001
Sacramento 3: 0186
San Fernando Valley 3: 0186
San Francisco 3: 0186
San Jose 3: 0186
Santa Barbara 3: 0186
Santa Monica–Venice 3: 0186
Santa Rosa 3: 0186
Vallejo 3: 0186
Colorado
Colorado Springs 3: 0371
17
Pennsylvania
Allegheny-Kiski Valley 8: 0211
Bucks County 8: 0211
Coatesville 8: 0211
Dauphin County 8: 0211
Lancaster 8: 0211
Media 8: 0211
Philadelphia 8: 0211
Reading 8: 0211
Washington 8: 0211
public meeting procedures 2: 0001
standing committees 2: 0001, 0140
Tennessee
Chattanooga 8: 0424
Haywood County 8: 0424
Memphis 8: 0424
Nashville 8: 0424
Virginia
Alexandria 8: 0481
Fairfax County 8: 0481
Washington State
Seattle 8: 0514
Tacoma 8: 0514
West Virginia
Charleston 8: 0625
Huntington 8: 0625
Marion County 8: 0625
Wisconsin
Madison 8: 0659
Milwaukee 8: 0659
Racine 8: 0659
Brandon, Everett P.
10: 0925
Brewer, Howard W.
4: 0001
Bridgeport, Connecticut
NAACP branch 3: 0375
Brokenburr, Robert L.
3: 0875
Bronx, New York
NAACP branch 5: 0335
Brooklyn, New York
NAACP branch 5: 0335
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
4: 0523
Brotherhood Week
6: 0001, 0797; 9: 0664
Brown, Al
3: 0186
Brown v. Board of Education
anniversary celebrations 4: 0523; 6: 0001;
7: 0181; 8: 0018, 0659
Bucks County, Pennsylvania
NAACP branch 8: 0211
Branch offices, NAACP cont.
Mississippi
Coahoma County 4: 0452
Jefferson County 10: 0862
Natchez 10: 0862
Missouri
St. Louis 4: 0523
Nevada
Las Vegas 5: 0001
Reno-Sparks 5: 0001
New Jersey
Camden 5: 0209
Elizabeth 5: 0209
Gloucester County 5: 0209
Montclair 5: 0209
Morris County 5: 0209
New Brunswick 5: 0209
Paterson 5: 0209
Plainfield 5: 0209
Roselle 5: 0209
Somerville 5: 0209
Trenton 5: 0209
New York State
Astoria, Long Island 5: 0335
Bay Shore–Islip 5: 0335
Bronx 5: 0335
Brooklyn 5: 0335
Central Long Island 6: 0001
New York City 7: 0001
Corona–East Elmhurst 5: 0424
Flushing 5: 0541
Freeport-Roosevelt 5: 0541
Great Neck–Manhasset–Port
Washington–Roslyn 5: 0541
Greenwich Village–Chelsea 5: 0541
Jamaica 6: 0797
Lakeview 6: 0797
New Rochelle 7: 0001
Nyack 7: 0001
Rochester 7: 0181
Schenectady 7: 0473
Spring Valley 7: 0227
Williamsbridge 7: 0227
North Carolina
Greensboro 8: 0001
Monroe 8: 0001
officers’ duties 2: 0001
Ohio
Akron 8: 0018
Cincinnati 8: 0018
Cleveland 8: 0018
Columbus 8: 0018
Oregon
Portland 8: 0192
parliamentary procedure 2: 0140
18
San Francisco 3: 0186; 9: 0356
San Jose NAACP branch 3: 0186
San Mateo fair employment practices
ordinance 9: 0499
Santa Barbara NAACP branch 3: 0186
Santa Monica–Venice NAACP branch
3: 0186
Santa Rosa NAACP branch 3: 0186
Seaside schools 9: 0499
Stanford University 9: 0356, 0499
state legislature 9: 0499
Unruh civil rights legislation 10: 0925
Vallejo NAACP branch 3: 0186
Watts riot 10: 0976
California Labor Federation, AFL-CIO
9: 0499
Calloway, Ernest
4: 0523
Camden, New Jersey
NAACP branch 5: 0209
Cannon Air Force Base, Clovis, New Mexico
9: 0212
Carlisle, Walter T., Jr.
7: 0227
Carlson, Tom
3: 0001
Carpenter, Robert
3: 0186
Carter, Leonard H.
4: 0001, 0428; 10: 0976
Carter, Robert L.
4: 0428; 8: 0211, 0514; 9: 0664
Cass County, Michigan
NAACP branch 4: 0328
Cassidy, Francis J.
5: 0424
Casson, Ellis H.
10: 0925
Castro, Fidel
8: 0001
Catholic Church
New Orleans Catholic schools
desegregation 7: 0001; 9: 0212
Central Long Island, New York
NAACP branch 6: 0001
Charleston, West Virginia
NAACP branch 8: 0625
Chase Manhattan Bank
5: 0335
Chattanooga, Tennessee
NAACP branch 8: 0424
Chelsea, New York
Greenwich Village–Chelsea NAACP branch
5: 0541
Building codes
violations 3: 0601
Building Service Employees International
Union
4: 0328
Burbank Human Relations Council
3: 0186
Burroughs, Robert T.
5: 0209
Busch, James
4: 0238
Buses
desegregation of 7: 0473; 10: 0212
Interstate Commerce Commission
desegregation order 2: 0001; 8: 0514
Macon, Georgia, boycott 10: 0260
Montgomery, Alabama, boycott 6: 0001;
9: 0356
see also School busing
Business associations
National Negro Insurance Association
8: 0018
New York Shipping Association 6: 0797
California
antimiscegenation act repeal 9: 0499;
10: 0925
anti–Proposition 18 rally 2: 0531
Bakersfield fair employment practices
ordinance 9: 0356
Berkeley 2: 0531; 10: 0925
civil rights legislation 2: 0140; 3: 0186;
9: 0499, 0664; 10: 0144, 0976
Compton NAACP branch 2: 0531
fair employment practices legislation
2: 0531; 9: 0356, 0499, 0664; 10: 0925
fair housing legislation 2: 0710; 9: 0499,
0664
Folsom prison 9: 0664
Fresno schools 3: 0186
Governor’s Code of Fair Practices 2: 0710
Los Angeles 2: 0531; 9: 0499; 10: 0144
Monterey 2: 0531; 9: 0664
NAACP youth councils 2: 0531, 0710;
3: 0001, 0186; 10: 0144
Oakland NAACP branch 2: 0531
Orange County NAACP branch 2: 0531
Palo Alto–Stanford NAACP branch 2: 0710;
10: 0144
Pasadena 2: 0710; 3: 0186
Proposition 14 3: 0186
Republican Party 3: 0186
Richmond NAACP branch 3: 0001
right-to-work legislation 2: 0531, 0710
Sacramento NAACP branch 3: 0186
San Fernando Valley 3: 0186
19
Johnson, Lyndon B.—Senate voting record
4: 0238
Kansas 4: 0001
Kennedy, John F.—Senate voting record
4: 0238
Madison, Wisconsin, antidiscrimination
ordinance 8: 0659
Maryland 4: 0181
Massachusetts 8: 0774; 10: 0608
New York State 6: 0001
Nixon, Richard M.—views 4: 0238
Rhode Island 8: 0774; 10: 0608
St. Louis, Missouri 4: 0523
Utah 9: 0499
Washington State 8: 0514; 10: 0925
see also Civil Rights Act of 1964
see also Fair employment practices
legislation
see also Fair housing legislation
Civil rights organizations
American Civil Liberties Union 7: 0227
American Jewish Committee 4: 0523
American Jewish Congress 7: 0473
CORE 3: 0186; 4: 0452, 0523; 5: 0209;
7: 0181, 0227, 0668; 8: 0481
Council of Federated Organizations 4: 0452
Deacons for Defense and Justice 3: 0186
Emergency Public Integration Committee
4: 0238
Japanese American Citizens League
3: 0601, 0781
Leadership Conference on Civil Rights
4: 0181
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
4: 0452
United Action Committee 7: 0181
Urban League 4: 0523; 7: 0668
see also Mississippi Freedom Democratic
Party
Clarksdale, Mississippi
NAACP-led boycott 4: 0452
police 4: 0452
see also Coahoma County, Mississippi
Clergy
3: 0375, 0718, 0875; 4: 0238; 9: 0001, 0212;
10: 0001, 0649
see also Churches
see also Religion
Cleveland, Ohio
NAACP branch 8: 0018
Clinton, LeRoy, Jr.
6: 0001
Coahoma County, Mississippi
NAACP branch 4: 0452
stores boycott 7: 0668
Chicago, Illinois
NAACP branch 3: 0718; 10: 0343
Children
White House Conference on Children and
Youth 7: 0668
see also Youth
Chiperfield, Robert B.
3: 0781
Church, Marguerite Stitt
3: 0601, 0781
Churches
4: 0238; 8: 0211; 9: 0212; 10: 0144
New Jersey 5: 0209
St. Paul AME Church 4: 0523
see also Baptist Church
see also Catholic Church
see also Clergy
see also Methodist Church
see also Religion
see also Religious organizations
Cincinnati, Ohio
NAACP branch 8: 0018
Civil Rights Act of 1964
10: 0829, 0862
Title VII 8: 0514; 9: 0212
Civil Rights Commission, U.S.
4: 0001, 0328; 7: 0227, 0473; 8: 0514
Civil rights councils and commissions
Albany [New York] Interracial Council
7: 0473
Connecticut 8: 0774
Kansas Advisory Council on Civil Rights
4: 0001
Kansas Commission on Civil Rights 4: 0001
Maryland Commission on Interracial
Problems 4: 0181
State Commission Against Discrimination
[New York] 7: 0668; 8: 0774
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights 4: 0001,
0328; 7: 0227, 0473; 8: 0514
Washington State Board Against
Discrimination 8: 0514
see also Human relations councils and
commissions
Civil rights legislation
California 2: 0140; 3: 0186; 9: 0499, 0664;
10: 0144, 0976
Unruh 10: 0925
Connecticut 8: 0774; 10: 0608
federal 3: 0601, 0781; 6: 0001, 0797;
7: 0227, 0473, 0668; 8: 0018, 0192,
0774; 9: 0001, 0212, 0664
Flint, Michigan 4: 0328
Indiana 3: 0875
20
civil rights legislation 8: 0774; 10: 0608
New Haven NAACP branch 3: 0375
New London NAACP branch 3: 0375
Norwalk NAACP branch 3: 0375
schools 3: 0375
Connellsville, Pennsylvania, schools
8: 0211
Construction industry
10: 0976
Copiague, New York
school board election 6: 0001
Corona, New York
Corona–East Elmhurst NAACP branch
5: 0424
Cotton, Willie
4: 0452
Council of Federated Organizations
4: 0452
Credit unions, NAACP
2: 0531, 0710; 3: 0186; 6: 0001; 10: 0925
Crime
Dallas, Texas 9: 0212
New York State 7: 0001
see also Murder
see also Rape cases
Crown Zellerbach Corporation
2: 0531
Cuba
8: 0001
Current, Gloster B.
4: 0238, 0428; 8: 0211, 0774
Dallas, Texas
county jail 9: 0212
crime in 9: 0212
Interdenominational Ministers Alliance
9: 0212
schools 9: 0212
Danavall, Elaine
7: 0227
Danville, Illinois
NAACP branch 3: 0781
Darden, C. R.
4: 0452
Dauphin County, Pennsylvania
NAACP branch 8: 0211
Dawkins, Maurice
2: 0531
Dawson, William L.
3: 0601
Deacons for Defense and Justice
3: 0186
Decatur, Georgia
rape case 10: 0260
Coatesville, Pennsylvania
NAACP branch 8: 0211
Cobb, Calvin C.
6: 0001
Cobb, Preston
6: 0001
Cocoa, Florida
NAACP youth council 3: 0550
Colleges and universities
Alabama, University of 6: 0001
Illinois, University of 3: 0781
Kent State University 8: 0018
North Texas State University 9: 0212
Ohio State University 8: 0018
Savannah State College 10: 0805
Stanford University 9: 0356, 0499
students 3: 0375
Talladega College 4: 0452
Washburn University 4: 0001
Colorado
Colorado Springs NAACP branch 3: 0371
Colorado Springs, Colorado
NAACP branch 3: 0371
Columbus, Ohio
NAACP branch 8: 0018
Combre, Doretha A.
9: 0212
Communism
5: 0001; 6: 0001
see also Anticommunism
Compton, California
NAACP branch 2: 0531
Confederate flag
4: 0126
Congo
8: 0001
Congress, U.S.
civil rights legislation in 4: 0238; 7: 0668
Illinois members’ voting records 3: 0601,
0781
New York members’ voting records 7: 0668
see also Congressional districts
Congressional districts
NAACP branches by 1: 0226
reapportionment of 6: 0797
Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO)
7: 0001
see also American Federation of Labor–
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)
3: 0186; 4: 0452, 0523; 5: 0209; 7: 0181,
0227, 0668; 8: 0481
Connecticut
Bridgeport NAACP branch 3: 0375
Civil Rights Commission 8: 0774
21
Devine, Wilbur, Jr.
6: 0001
Dickerson, Earl B.
3: 0718
Dickson, Mattie
6: 0001
Direct action
see Boycotts
see Demonstrations and protests
see Nonviolence
see Sit-ins
Dirksen, Everett M.
3: 0601, 0781
Discrimination
see Employment discrimination
see Housing discrimination
see Public facilities, discrimination in
see Schools, segregated
see Segregation
District of Columbia
March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
3: 0001, 0375; 10: 0805
NAACP branch 3: 0495
Dixon, Samuel
3: 0375
Douglas, Paul H.
3: 0601, 0781
Dudley, Edward R.
7: 0473
Duncan, Clarence H.
7: 0001
Eagle Restaurant and Wilmington Parking
Authority v. William H. Burton
3: 0508
East Elmhurst, New York
Corona–East Elmhurst NAACP branch
5: 0424
Economic Opportunity, Office of
Louisiana 4: 0126
Ecorse, Michigan
River Rouge–Ecorse NAACP branch
4: 0328
Education
Arizona 2: 0495
California 2: 0531, 0710; 3: 0186; 10: 0144
Connecticut 3: 0375
federal aid to education 3: 0186; 6: 0001;
9: 0356
Florida 3: 0550
Illinois 3: 0601, 0718; 10: 0343
Indiana 10: 0343
Kansas 4: 0001
Maryland 4: 0181
Massachusetts 4: 0238
Michigan 10: 0343
Delaware
fair employment practices legislation 3: 0508
Wilmington NAACP branch 3: 0508
DeLoatch, Gladys
7: 0001
Democratic Party
1960 civil rights platform 6: 0001; 7: 0473
Demonstrations and protests
Albany, New York 7: 0668
anti–Proposition 18 rally 2: 0531
Bank of America picketing 2: 0531
Biloxi, Mississippi, beaches 10: 0394
civil rights rally 9: 0664
Freedom March 3: 0186
Freedom Rally 3: 0375
freedom rides 4: 0001; 7: 0001
Long Island, New York 7: 0668
March on Albany [New York] 7: 0227
March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
3: 0001, 0375; 10: 0805
murder of Patrice Lumumba 6: 0001
nonviolence workshop 2: 0495
Prayer Pilgrimage 2: 0531; 6: 0001
public facilities desegregation attempts
10: 0394
southern states 10: 0692, 0766, 0805, 0862
to support Alabama voting rights efforts
4: 0001
to support Birmingham, Alabama, civil rights
protesters 9: 0212
to support Martin Luther King Jr. 3: 0601
to support southern sit-ins 2: 0710; 3: 0001,
0186, 0875; 4: 0238, 0328; 5: 0209,
0541; 6: 0001; 7: 0227; 8: 0018, 0476,
0659; 9: 0664
Tacoma, Washington, school board
picketing 8: 0514
Vero Beach, Florida 3: 0550
Waco, Texas 9: 0212
Youth March for Integrated Schools 6: 0001
see also Boycotts
see also Sit-ins
Desegregation
see Public facilities, desegregation of
see School desegregation
see under Buses
Des Moines, Iowa
fair employment practices ordinance 3: 0939
NAACP branch 3: 0939
Detroit, Michigan
NAACP branch 4: 0328
Devine, Samuel L.
8: 0018
22
Missouri 4: 0523
New England states 8: 0774
New Jersey 5: 0209
New York State 5: 0541; 6: 0001; 7: 0001
southern states 2: 0001
textbooks 4: 0328; 6: 0001
western states 2: 0140; 10: 0976
Wisconsin 10: 0343
see also Colleges and universities
see also Head Start
see also School desegregation
see also Schools
see also Schools, segregated
see also Students
see also Vocational education and training
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
6: 0001; 9: 0001
Elections
1956 5: 0424
1958 6: 0001; 7: 0001; 8: 0192
1960 4: 0523; 5: 0001, 0209; 8: 0774;
10: 0692
1964 7: 0473; 10: 0489, 0829
1965 7: 0473
Amityville, New York, school board 6: 0001
Bronx, New York 5: 0335
Copiague, New York, school board 6: 0001
New Orleans, Louisiana 4: 0126
Nyack, New York 7: 0001
Sandifer, Jawn—municipal court judgeship
campaign 7: 0668
Elizabeth, New Jersey
NAACP branch 5: 0209
Emancipation Proclamation
6: 0001
Emergency Public Integration Committee
4: 0238
Employment
Arizona 2: 0495
California 2: 0531, 0710; 3: 0001, 0186;
10: 0144
Connecticut 3: 0375
Delaware 3: 0508
District of Columbia 3: 0495
Georgia 10: 0212, 0260
Illinois 3: 0781; 10: 0343
Indiana 10: 0343
Kansas 4: 0001
Maine 4: 0176
Michigan 4: 0328; 10: 0343
Missouri 4: 0523
Nevada 5: 0001
New England states 8: 0774
New Jersey 5: 0209
New York State 5: 0541; 6: 0001, 0797;
7: 0001, 0227, 0473
Pennsylvania 8: 0211
President’s Committee on Equal
Employment Opportunity 2: 0001;
7: 0227
southern states 2: 0001; 9: 0001; 10: 0692,
0766, 0829, 0862
Virginia 8: 0481
Washington State 8: 0514
western states 2: 0140; 10: 0976
West Virginia 8: 0625
Wisconsin 8: 0659; 10: 0343
see also Agricultural labor
see also Employment discrimination
see also Fair employment practices
legislation
see also Job training
see also Labor-management relations
see also Labor organizations
see also Labor unions
see also Migrant workers
see also Right-to-work legislation
Employment discrimination
Connecticut 3: 0375
Florida 3: 0550
Illinois 3: 0781
Iowa 3: 0939
Kansas 4: 0001
Massachusetts 4: 0238
Michigan 4: 0328
Mississippi 4: 0452
Missouri 4: 0523
New Jersey 5: 0209
New Mexico 9: 0212
New York State 7: 0668
Ohio 8: 0018; 10: 0460
Tennessee 8: 0424
Title VII of 1964 Civil Rights Act 8: 0514;
9: 0212
western states 9: 0356, 0499; 10: 0925
see also Fair employment practices
legislation
Evers, Medgar W.
3: 0718; 4: 0126; 9: 0001; 10: 0394
Executive orders
Kennedy, John F.—fair housing 7: 0668;
8: 0211
Exploration
space program 6: 0001
Fair employment practices legislation
California 2: 0531; 9: 0356, 0499, 0664;
10: 0925
Delaware 3: 0508
Illinois 3: 0601, 0781
23
Fair employment practices legislation cont.
Iowa 3: 0939
Ohio 8: 0018
Pennsylvania 8: 0211
Fairfax County, Virginia
NAACP branch 8: 0481
Fair housing legislation
California 2: 0710; 9: 0499, 0664
federal 2: 0140; 10: 0925
Illinois 3: 0781
Massachusetts 4: 0238
New York State 5: 0541; 6: 0797; 7: 0001,
0227, 0473, 0668
Pennsylvania 8: 0211
Washington State Supreme Court ruling
against 8: 0514
Wisconsin 8: 0659
Fairwell, Rufus
7: 0181
Farmer, James
3: 0186; 6: 0001, 0797
Faubus, Orval E.
6: 0001
Faulk, Clarence H., Jr.
3: 0375
Fayette County, Tennessee
registered voters, harassment of 7: 0473
voter registration 7: 0227
Federal aid to education
3: 0186; 6: 0001; 9: 0356
Federal boards, committees, and
commissions
Federal Housing Administration 6: 0797;
7: 0227, 0668; 8: 0018
Interstate Commerce Commission 2: 0001;
8: 0514
National Labor Relations Board 6: 0001;
7: 0668
President’s Committee on Equal
Employment Opportunity 2: 0001;
7: 0227
President’s Committee on Government
Contracts 9: 0499
Federal Housing Administration
6: 0797; 7: 0227, 0668; 8: 0018
Ferguson, William M.
4: 0001
Field Foundation
7: 0473
Findley, Ralph W.
4: 0328
Flint, Michigan
civil rights legislation 4: 0328
NAACP branch 4: 0328
Flood, Curt
4: 0523
Florida
Cocoa NAACP youth council 3: 0550
Legislative Investigating Committee 3: 0550
Miami sit-ins 7: 0668
NAACP State Conference 3: 0550; 9: 0001
St. Augustine 10: 0829
Tampa NAACP branch 3: 0550
Vero Beach demonstrations 3: 0550
Floyd, Homer C.
4: 0001
Flushing, New York
NAACP branch 5: 0541
Folsom prison [California]
9: 0664
Ford, Velma
3: 0001
Fort Madison, Iowa
NAACP branch 3: 0939
Fort Scott [Kansas] Human Relations
Council
4: 0001
Fort Worth, Texas
schools 9: 0212
Foundations
Field Foundation 7: 0473
Fowler, George H.
7: 0227
Francois, Terry
3: 0186
Fraternal organizations
Independent Benevolent Protective Order of
the Elks of the World 6: 0001
Freedom Fund
California 2: 0710; 3: 0186
Connecticut 3: 0375
Georgia 10: 0260
Illinois 3: 0601, 0718; 10: 0343
Indiana 10: 0343
Kansas 4: 0001
Maryland 4: 0181
Michigan 10: 0343
New England states 8: 0774
New Jersey 5: 0209
New York State 5: 0335, 0541; 6: 0797;
7: 0473
Ohio 8: 0018
southern states 9: 0001
Washington State 8: 0514
Wisconsin 10: 0343
Freedom rides
4: 0001; 7: 0001
Freeport, New York
Freeport-Roosevelt NAACP branch 5: 0541
24
Fresno, California
schools 3: 0186
Friendship House
3: 0601
Fund-raising, NAACP
Arizona 2: 0495
California 2: 0531, 0710; 3: 0001
Florida 3: 0550
Georgia 10: 0212
Illinois 3: 0718, 0781
Indiana 3: 0875
Kansas 4: 0001
Michigan 4: 0328
Mississippi 10: 0394
Missouri 4: 0523
New York State 5: 0335; 6: 0001
Ohio 10: 0534
Oregon 8: 0192
Selma Emergency Fund Committee 3: 0875
southern states 2: 0001
to support southern sit-ins 3: 0601
western states 2: 0140; 9: 0499, 0664
see also Freedom Fund
Fuqua, Carl A.
3: 0718
Gabriel, Nina Theresa
6: 0001
Gaither, Thomas
3: 0186
Galesburg, Illinois
NAACP branch 3: 0781
Gantt, Harvey
6: 0001
Garland, Thomas
4: 0001
Georgia
Atlanta public facilities, discrimination in
7: 0668
Augusta racial violence 10: 0260
Decatur rape case 10: 0260
Macon bus boycott 10: 0260
NAACP State Conference 3: 0598; 9: 0001;
10: 0212, 0260
Savannah State College 10: 0805
Geyer, Elizabeth
2: 0140
Gibbs, James
3: 0375
Gibson, Althea
5: 0001
Gibson, Ford
3: 0875
Gibson, Herman
4: 0328
Gibson, Theodore R.
3: 0550
Gilmer, Samuel
4: 0181
Gloucester County, New Jersey
NAACP branch 5: 0209
Goady, Charles W.
6: 0001
Gordon, Effie
6: 0001
Gordon, Thomas S.
3: 0601
Government, U.S.
executive orders
Kennedy, John F.—fair housing 7: 0668;
8: 0211
Federal Housing Administration 6: 0797;
7: 0227, 0668; 8: 0018
Interstate Commerce Commission 2: 0001;
8: 0514
National Labor Relations Board 6: 0001;
7: 0668
President’s Committee on Equal
Employment Opportunity 2: 0001;
7: 0227
President’s Committee on Government
Contracts 9: 0499
White House Conference on Children and
Youth 7: 0668
see also Congress, U.S.
Graham, Lorenz
5: 0424
Grand Rapids, Michigan
NAACP branch 4: 0328
Gray, Kenneth J.
3: 0781
Great Neck, New York
Great Neck–Manhasset–Port Washington–
Roslyn NAACP branch 5: 0541
Greenberg, Jack
3: 0718
Greene, Joseph, Jr.
5: 0209
Greensboro, North Carolina
NAACP branch 8: 0001
Greenstein, Barry
4: 0181
Greenwich Village, New York
Greenwich Village–Chelsea NAACP branch
5: 0541
Gregory, Dick
4: 0452; 7: 0001
Guyot, Lawrence
4: 0452
25
Federal Housing Administration 6: 0797;
7: 0227, 0668; 8: 0018
Georgia 10: 0212, 0260
Illinois 3: 0601, 0718, 0781; 10: 0343
Iowa 3: 0939
Kansas 4: 0001
Kennedy, John F.—fair housing executive
order 7: 0668; 8: 0211
Maine 4: 0176
Maryland 4: 0181
Massachusetts 4: 0238
Michigan 4: 0328
Mississippi 4: 0452
Missouri 4: 0523
Nevada 5: 0001
New England states 8: 0774; 10: 0608
New Jersey 5: 0209
New York State 5: 0335, 0541; 6: 0001,
0797; 7: 0001, 0181, 0227, 0473, 0668
northern states 5: 0541
Ohio 8: 0018; 10: 0460
Pennsylvania 8: 0211
southern states 2: 0001; 10: 0862
Washington State 8: 0514
western states 2: 0140
Wisconsin 8: 0659
see also Fair housing legislation
see also Housing discrimination
see also Real estate business
Housing discrimination
Ming v. Horgan 9: 0356, 0499; 10: 0925
New England states 10: 0608
New Jersey 5: 0209
O’Meara v. Washington State Board Against
Discrimination 10: 0925
Pennsylvania 8: 0211
western states 9: 0356, 0499
see also Fair housing legislation
Howard County, Maryland
NAACP branch 4: 0181
Howard High School
3: 0508
Hudson, H. Claude
3: 0186
Hughes, Langston
2: 0710
Hughes, R. Ford
6: 0001
Human relations
Pennsylvania Human Relations Act 8: 0211
workshop 2: 0710
see also Civil rights councils and
commissions
see also Human relations councils and
commissions
Hamilton, E. H.
5: 0424
Hamilton, Herman
4: 0328
Hansen, Floyd L.
4: 0001
Harlem, New York
schools 7: 0001
Harper, Ethel
5: 0209
Harriman, Averell
6: 0001
Hasgill, Richard
6: 0001
Haywood County, Tennessee
NAACP branch 8: 0424
registered voters, intimidation of 7: 0181
schools 8: 0424
voter registration 6: 0001
Head Start
4: 0181; 5: 0335
Health
southern states 2: 0001
see also Hospitals
Hedgeman, Anna A.
4: 0238
Henry, Aaron E.
10: 0394
Hicks, John J.
4: 0523
Highlander Folk School
7: 0227
Hildebrand, Richard Allen
7: 0001
Hill, Herbert
2: 0140; 4: 0238, 0428; 5: 0001; 6: 0001
Hoffman, Richard W.
3: 0601, 0781
Holloman, Thomas E.
3: 0375
Hollowell, Donald L.
6: 0001
Holmes, Amos O.
9: 0001; 10: 0212, 0260
Holt, Edgar
4: 0328
Hospitals
3: 0550, 0601; 10: 0260
Houser, George
7: 0227
Housing
California 2: 0531, 0710; 3: 0001, 0186;
10: 0144
Connecticut 3: 0375
Delaware 3: 0508
26
General Assembly 3: 0601
Joliet 3: 0781
Lincoln NAACP branch 3: 0781
NAACP state conference 3: 0781
University of Illinois NAACP branch 3: 0781
Independent Benevolent Protective Order of
the Elks of the World
6: 0001
Indiana
civil rights legislation 3: 0875
education 10: 0343
employment 10: 0343
Indianapolis NAACP branch 3: 0875
Lafayette NAACP branch 3: 0875
NAACP State Conference 3: 0875
Terre Haute NAACP branch 3: 0875
Indianapolis, Indiana
NAACP branch 3: 0875
Inkster, Michigan
NAACP branch 4: 0328
Insurance
National Negro Insurance Association
8: 0018
Interdenominational Ministers Alliance
3: 0375; 9: 0212, 0664
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
6: 0001
International Longshoremen’s and
Warehousemen’s Union
8: 0192
International Longshoremen’s Association
6: 0797
Interstate Commerce Commission
bus desegregation order 2: 0001; 8: 0514
Intimidation and harassment
Fayette County, Tennessee 7: 0473
Haywood County, Tennessee 7: 0181
of Law, Wesley W. 9: 0001
Mississippi 4: 0452; 10: 0394
southern states 10: 0649, 0692, 0766, 0829,
0862
see also Anti-NAACP actions
see also Racial violence
Iowa
Des Moines
fair employment practices ordinance
3: 0939
NAACP branch 3: 0939
Fort Madison NAACP branch 3: 0939
Islip, New York
Bay Shore–Islip NAACP branch 5: 0335
Jackson, Joseph H.
3: 0001
Jackson, Mississippi
stores boycott 10: 0394
Human relations councils and commissions
Burbank Human Relations Council 3: 0186
Fort Scott [Kansas] Human Relations
Council 4: 0001
Illinois Commission on Human Relations
3: 0601
Junction City [Kansas] Improvement
Association 4: 0001
Las Vegas Human Rights Commission
5: 0001
Lawrence [Kansas] Human Relations
Commission 4: 0001
Manhattan [Kansas] Council on Human
Relations 4: 0001
Maryland Commission on Interracial
Problems 4: 0181
Mayor’s Committee on Human Relations
[Joliet, Illinois] 3: 0781
Mayor’s Committee on Human Relations
[Rochester, New York] 7: 0181
Mississippi Council on Human Relations
4: 0452
Missouri Commission on Human Rights
10: 0438
St. Louis Council on Human Relations
4: 0523
Salina [Kansas] Council on Human
Relations 4: 0001
State Commission for Human Rights [New
York] 7: 0668
West Virginia Human Rights Commission
8: 0625
Wichita [Kansas] Human Relations
Commission 4: 0001
see also Civil rights councils and
commissions
Humphrey, Hubert H.
4: 0523
Huntington, West Virginia
NAACP branch 8: 0625
Hurley, Ruby
10: 0649, 0692, 0766, 0829, 0862
Hurst, Lloyd L.
6: 0001
Idaho
antimiscegenation laws repeal 10: 0925
Illinois
Chicago NAACP branch 3: 0601, 0718;
10: 0343
Commission on Human Relations 3: 0601
Danville NAACP branch 3: 0781
fair employment practices legislation
3: 0601, 0781
fair housing legislation 3: 0781
Galesburg NAACP branch 3: 0781
27
Salina Council on Human Relations 4: 0001
Topeka NAACP branch 4: 0001
Washburn University 4: 0001
Wichita Human Relations Commission
4: 0001
Keating, Kenneth
6: 0001
Kefauver, Estes
9: 0356
Kennard, Clyde
10: 0394
Kennedy, Edward M.
4: 0238
Kennedy, John F.
administration 7: 0668
civil rights legislation voting record 4: 0238
comments on civil rights 8: 0514
fair housing executive order 7: 0668; 8: 0211
Kennedy, Robert F.
7: 0001
Kent State University
8: 0018
Kerr, Clark
9: 0499
Keyes, James
3: 0375
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
2: 0531; 3: 0601, 0781; 4: 0523
“Kissing case,” Monroe, North Carolina
6: 0001; 7: 0001
Kluczynski, John C.
3: 0601
Kopchynski, G. Harold
6: 0001
Ku Klux Klan
2: 0140; 10: 0862
Labor
see Agricultural labor
see Employment
see Employment discrimination
see Fair employment practices legislation
see Job training
see Labor-management relations
see Labor organizations
see Labor unions
see Migrant workers
see Right-to-work legislation
Labor-management relations
National Labor Relations Board 6: 0001;
7: 0668
Labor organizations
Negro American Labor Council 3: 0375,
0875; 4: 0523; 7: 0668
Jackson, Missouri
recreational facilities 4: 0523
Jacobs, Jessie
3: 0875
Jamaica, New York
NAACP branch 6: 0797
Japanese American Citizens League
3: 0601, 0781
Jefferson County, Mississippi
NAACP branch 10: 0862
Job training
Indiana 3: 0875
Manpower Development and Training Act of
1962 5: 0335
New York State 5: 0335
see also Vocational education and training
Johnson, J. A., Sr.
3: 0508
Johnson, Lyndon B.
civil rights legislation voting record 4: 0238
Morsell, John A.—criticism 6: 0001
Johnson, Rafer
5: 0001
Johnson, William O.
3: 0375
Joliet, Illinois
Mayor’s Committee on Human Relations
3: 0781
NAACP branch 3: 0781
Jones, Farrell
6: 0001
Jones, James E.
3: 0186
Jones, Madison
2: 0531
Jones, Theodore A., Jr.
3: 0601
Jordan, Vernon E., Jr.
10: 0260
Junction City [Kansas] Improvement
Association
4: 0001
Kansas
Act Against Discrimination 4: 0001
Advisory Council on Civil Rights 4: 0001
civil rights legislation 4: 0001
Commission on Civil Rights 4: 0001
Fort Scott Human Relations Council 4: 0001
Junction City Improvement Association
4: 0001
Lawrence Human Relations Commission
4: 0001
Manhattan Council on Human Relations
4: 0001
NAACP State Conference 4: 0001
28
Labor unions
AFL-CIO 4: 0181; 5: 0001; 7: 0668; 9: 0212,
0499; 10: 0489
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters 4: 0523
Building Service Employees International
Union 4: 0328
CIO 7: 0001
discrimination by 3: 0939; 4: 0238; 5: 0001,
0209; 7: 0001, 0668
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
6: 0001
International Longshoremen’s and
Warehousemen’s Union 8: 0192
International Longshoremen’s Association
6: 0797
NAACP and 3: 0718; 6: 0001
Seafarer’s International Union 3: 0186
Teamsters Union 9: 0499
UAW 4: 0328; 6: 0001
United Packinghouse Workers of America
3: 0939
United Steelworkers of America 6: 0001;
7: 0668; 10: 0212, 0260
Lafayette, Indiana
NAACP branch 3: 0875
Lake County, Michigan
NAACP branch 4: 0328
Lakeview, New York
NAACP branch 6: 0797
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
NAACP branch 8: 0211
Lansing, Michigan
NAACP branch 4: 0328
Las Vegas, Nevada
NAACP branch 5: 0001
Las Vegas Human Rights Commission
5: 0001
Law, Wesley W.
8: 0514; 9: 0001
Lawrence, Charles
7: 0227
Lawrence [Kansas] Human Relations
Commission
4: 0001
Laws, Clarence A.
9: 0212
Leadership Conference on Civil Rights
4: 0181
Leadership training conferences, NAACP
Region II 4: 0328
Region IV 4: 0428
Lee, John W.
6: 0001
Lee, Nathaniel C.
10: 0489, 0534
Legal cases
barbershop discrimination 3: 0001
Beckwith, Byron de la—murder trial
10: 0829
Brown v. Board of Education 4: 0523;
6: 0001; 7: 0181; 8: 0018, 0659
Eagle Restaurant and Wilmington Parking
Authority v. William H. Burton 3: 0508
Ming v. Horgan 9: 0356, 0499; 10: 0925
Monroe, North Carolina, “kissing” case
6: 0001; 7: 0001
NAACP v. Alabama 9: 0001
O’Meara v. Washington State Board Against
Discrimination 10: 0925
rape 4: 0181; 5: 0335; 10: 0260
sit-ins 8: 0402
Legislation, federal
civil rights 3: 0601, 0781; 6: 0001, 0797;
7: 0227, 0473, 0668; 8: 0018, 0192,
0774; 9: 0001, 0212, 0664
fair housing 2: 0140; 10: 0925
federal aid to education 3: 0186; 6: 0001;
9: 0356
Manpower Development and Training Act of
1962 5: 0335
voting rights 3: 0186; 7: 0227
see also Civil Rights Act of 1964
see also Legislation, state and local
see also Voting Rights Act of 1965
Legislation, state and local
California
antimiscegenation act repeal 9: 0499;
10: 0925
civil rights 2: 0140; 3: 0186; 9: 0499,
0664; 10: 0144, 0976
fair employment practices 2: 0531;
9: 0356, 0499, 0664; 10: 0925
fair housing 2: 0710; 9: 0499, 0664
Governor’s Code of Fair Practices
2: 0710
Proposition 14 3: 0186
Proposition 18 2: 0531
right-to-work 2: 0531, 0710
San Mateo fair employment practices
ordinance 9: 0499
Unruh civil rights ordinance 10: 0925
Connecticut civil rights 8: 0774; 10: 0608
Delaware fair employment practices 3: 0508
Idaho antimiscegenation law repeal
10: 0925
Illinois
fair employment practices 3: 0601, 0781
fair housing 3: 0781
Indiana civil rights 3: 0875
29
Legislation, state and local cont.
Iowa
Des Moines fair employment practices
ordinance 3: 0939
Kansas
Act Against Discrimination 4: 0001
civil rights 4: 0001
Louisiana pupil placement 9: 0212
Maryland
civil rights 4: 0181
Montgomery County public
accommodations ordinance 4: 0181
Massachusetts
civil rights 8: 0774; 10: 0608
fair housing 4: 0238
Michigan
Flint civil rights 4: 0328
Missouri
St. Louis civil rights 4: 0523
Nevada antimiscegenation law repeal
10: 0925
New York State
civil rights 6: 0001
fair housing 5: 0541; 6: 0797; 7: 0001,
0227, 0473, 0668
Schenectady fair housing ordinance
7: 0473
Ohio fair employment practices 8: 0018
Pennsylvania
fair employment practices 8: 0211
fair housing 8: 0211
Human Relations Act 8: 0211
Rhode Island civil rights 8: 0774; 10: 0608
right-to-work 2: 0531, 0710; 4: 0523;
8: 0018; 9: 0499
segregation 10: 0649, 0692
Utah civil rights 9: 0499
Washington State
civil rights 8: 0514; 10: 0925
fair housing 8: 0514
Wisconsin
fair housing 8: 0659
Madison antidiscrimination ordinance
8: 0659
Lewis, Alfred Baker
4: 0428
Lewis, Isaac
4: 0452
Libraries
desegregation—Georgia 10: 0212
New York Public Library, Schomburg
Collection 7: 0227
segregated—southern states 7: 0227
Life memberships, NAACP
Missouri 4: 0523
New York State 6: 0001; 7: 0181
western states 2: 0140
Lincoln, Illinois
NAACP branch 3: 0781
Little Rock, Arkansas
Central High School 6: 0001; 7: 0001
Lobbying
New York State NAACP legislative program
7: 0668
Long, Russell B.
9: 0212
Long Island, New York
Astoria NAACP branch 5: 0335
Central Long Island NAACP branch 6: 0001
Nassau County schools 6: 0001
Suffolk County schools 6: 0001
urban renewal protest 7: 0668
Wyandanch schools 6: 0001
Lopes, Vivian
3: 0375
Los Angeles, California
Budweiser boycott 9: 0499
NAACP branch 2: 0531; 10: 0144
Watts riot 10: 0976
Louisiana
NAACP state conference 9: 0212
New Orleans 4: 0126; 6: 0001; 7: 0001;
9: 0212
Office of Economic Opportunity 4: 0126
pupil placement act 9: 0212
Ludden, Willie B.
10: 0805
Lumumba, Patrice
3: 0186; 6: 0001
Lynching
of Parker, Mack Charles 6: 0001; 9: 0001
see also Murder
McCraven, Carl C.
3: 0186
McDew, Charles
4: 0452
Mack, Peter F., Jr.
3: 0781
Mack, Robert F.
4: 0523
Mack, Shelby
4: 0328
Macon, Georgia
bus boycott 10: 0260
McVey, William E.
3: 0601, 0781
30
Matthews, Ray
4: 0238
Mayor’s Committee on Human Relations
[Joliet, Illinois]
3: 0781
Meany, George
7: 0668
Media, Pennsylvania
NAACP branch 8: 0211
Membership, NAACP
Arizona 2: 0495
California 2: 0531, 0710; 3: 0186; 10: 0144
Richmond 3: 0001
Connecticut 3: 0375
Delaware 3: 0508
Florida 3: 0550
Georgia 10: 0212, 0260
Illinois 3: 0781; 10: 0343
Chicago 3: 0601, 0718
Indiana 3: 0875; 10: 0343
Iowa 3: 0939
Louisiana
New Orleans 4: 0126
Massachusetts 4: 0238
Michigan 4: 0328; 10: 0343
Minnesota
St. Paul 4: 0428
Missouri 4: 0523
Nevada 5: 0001
New England states 8: 0774
New Jersey 5: 0209
New York State 5: 0335; 6: 0797; 7: 0001
Central Long Island 6: 0001
Schenectady 7: 0473
Ohio 8: 0018; 10: 0534
southern states 2: 0001; 9: 0001; 10: 0692,
0766, 0805
western states 2: 0140; 9: 0356
Wisconsin 10: 0343
see also Life memberships, NAACP
Memphis, Tennessee
NAACP branch 8: 0424
Meredith, James
4: 0328, 0452
Methodist Church
Zion Methodist Church 5: 0001
see also African Methodist Episcopal
Church
Miami, Florida
sit-ins 7: 0668
Michigan
Cass County NAACP branch 4: 0328
Detroit NAACP branch 4: 0328
Flint 4: 0328
Grand Rapids NAACP branch 4: 0328
Madison, Wisconsin
antidiscrimination ordinance 8: 0659
Citizens for Fair Housing 8: 0659
NAACP branch 8: 0659
Maine
Portland NAACP branch 4: 0176
Malcolm X
6: 0797
Manhasset, New York
Great Neck–Manhasset–Port Washington–
Roslyn NAACP branch 5: 0541
Manhattan [Kansas] Council on Human
Relations
4: 0001
Manpower Development and Training Act of
1962
5: 0335
Marchand, Clarence, Jr.
4: 0126
March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
3: 0001, 0375; 10: 0805
Maricopa County, Arizona
NAACP branch 2: 0495
Marine Corps, U.S.
4: 0126
Marion County, West Virginia
NAACP branch 8: 0625
Marshall, Thurgood
3: 0718; 4: 0523; 6: 0001, 0797; 8: 0211
Martin, Louise
7: 0227
Maryland
Anne Arundel County NAACP branch
4: 0181
civil rights legislation 4: 0181
Commission on Interracial Problems 4: 0181
Howard County NAACP branch 4: 0181
Montgomery County 4: 0181
Harriet Tubman High School, Howard
County 4: 0181
Mason, Noah M.
3: 0781
Massachusetts
Berkshire County NAACP branch 4: 0238
Boston 4: 0238
civil rights legislation 8: 0774; 10: 0608
fair housing legislation 4: 0238
Pittsfield urban renewal 4: 0238
South Middlesex NAACP branch 4: 0238
South Shore NAACP branch 4: 0238
Massachusetts Board of Rabbis
4: 0238
Massive resistance
southern states 4: 0523
31
NAACP State Conference 4: 0523; 10: 0438
see also St. Louis, Missouri
Mitchell, Clarence M., III
3: 0718
Mitchell, Clarence M., Jr.
4: 0428; 8: 0451
Mitchell, James P.
4: 0523
Monroe, North Carolina
golf course 8: 0001
“kissing” case 6: 0001; 7: 0001
NAACP branch 8: 0001
Montclair, New Jersey
NAACP branch 5: 0209
Monterey, California
NAACP branch 2: 0531
schools 9: 0664
Montgomery [Alabama] bus boycott
6: 0001; 9: 0356
Montgomery County, Maryland
NAACP branch 4: 0181
public accommodations ordinance 4: 0181
Moore, Clifford
5: 0209
Moore, Harriette
3: 0550
Moore, Harry T.
3: 0550
Morris, S. S.
3: 0718
Morris County, New Jersey
NAACP branch 5: 0209
Morsell, John A.
criticism of Lyndon B. Johnson 6: 0001
Moses, Bob
4: 0452
Murder
trial of Byron de la Beckwith 10: 0829
see also Lynching
Murray, James C.
3: 0601
Muskegon, Michigan
NAACP branch 4: 0328
Myers, Malinda
7: 0473
NAACP v. Alabama
9: 0001
Nashville, Tennessee
NAACP branch 8: 0424
theater desegregation 7: 0227
Nassau County, New York
schools 6: 0001
Natchez, Mississippi
NAACP branch 10: 0394, 0862
Michigan cont.
Inkster NAACP branch 4: 0328
Lake County NAACP branch 4: 0328
Lansing NAACP branch 4: 0328
Muskegon NAACP branch 4: 0328
River Rouge–Ecorse NAACP branch
4: 0328
Ypsilanti NAACP branch 4: 0328
Migrant workers
5: 0209, 0541; 6: 0001; 7: 0181
Military conflicts
Vietnam War 5: 0209
Military personnel
see Armed forces
Mill Creek Valley [St. Louis] slum clearance
program
4: 0523
Miller, Loren
2: 0710
Miller, Marion
3: 0186
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
NAACP branch 8: 0659
Ming v. Horgan
9: 0356, 0499; 10: 0925
Minnesota
St. Paul NAACP branch 4: 0428
Minor, Melvin
3: 0186
Minstrel shows
6: 0001; 9: 0356
Mississippi
Biloxi beach demonstration 10: 0394
boycott of Mississippi-made products
3: 0186; 5: 0541; 6: 0797; 7: 0227, 0473
Clarksdale 4: 0452
Coahoma County 4: 0452; 7: 0668
Council on Human Relations 4: 0452
Freedom Democratic Party 4: 0452
Jackson stores boycott 10: 0394
Jefferson County NAACP branch 10: 0862
NAACP State Conference 4: 0452; 9: 0001;
10: 0394
Natchez NAACP branch 10: 0394, 0862
Parchman penitentiary 7: 0001
Poplarville 6: 0001
voter registration project 10: 0534
White Citizens Councils 7: 0473
see also Operation Mississippi
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
4: 0452
Missouri
Commission on Human Rights 10: 0438
Jackson recreational facilities 4: 0523
Missionary Baptist convention 4: 0523
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National Association of Negro Business and
Professional Women’s Clubs Inc.
6: 0001
National Baptist Convention U.S.A.
3: 0001
National conventions, NAACP
1956 3: 0001; 4: 0238; 5: 0424; 6: 0001,
0797; 8: 0774
1957 2: 0531; 6: 0797
1958 3: 0001; 7: 0001; 9: 0001
1959 2: 0710; 4: 0523; 6: 0001, 0797;
9: 0001
1960 3: 0001, 0601; 5: 0209; 6: 0797;
7: 0227, 0473
1961 3: 0495; 6: 0001, 0797; 8: 0211, 0774
1962 3: 0186; 4: 0328; 6: 0001; 7: 0668;
8: 0211, 0514; 9: 0212; 10: 0766, 0805
1964 3: 0001; 7: 0227; 10: 0829
1965 3: 0939; 5: 0209, 0541; 6: 0797;
8: 0211, 0451; 10: 0862
National Deliverance Day of Prayer
2: 0710
National Labor Relations Board
6: 0001; 7: 0668
National Negro Insurance Association
8: 0018
National office, NAACP
board of directors 6: 0001
condemnation of White Citizens Council
8: 0774
directory 1: 0226, 0353, 0530, 0727
goals 2: 0001
history 2: 0001, 0140; 4: 0523
policy statement on Nation of Islam 4: 0181
structure 2: 0140
see also National conventions, NAACP
Nation of Islam
NAACP policy statement on 4: 0181
Negro American Labor Council
3: 0375, 0875; 4: 0523; 7: 0668
Negro History Week
2: 0480; 3: 0186, 0375; 6: 0001, 0797;
8: 0211, 0774; 9: 0664
Neighborhood Youth Corps
5: 0335
Nevada
AFL-CIO 5: 0001; 9: 0499
antimiscegenation laws repeal 10: 0925
Las Vegas NAACP branch 5: 0001
Reno-Sparks NAACP branch 5: 0001
Nevada Voters League
5: 0001
New Brunswick, New Jersey
NAACP branch 5: 0209
New England Regional Conference, NAACP
8: 0774; 9: 0765; 10: 0608
New Haven, Connecticut
NAACP branch 3: 0375
New Jersey
Camden NAACP branch 5: 0209
Conference for the Rights of Migrant
Workers 5: 0209
Elizabeth NAACP branch 5: 0209
Gloucester County NAACP branch 5: 0209
Montclair NAACP branch 5: 0209
Morris County NAACP branch 5: 0209
New Brunswick NAACP branch 5: 0209
Paterson NAACP branch 5: 0209
Plainfield NAACP branch 5: 0209
Roselle NAACP branch 5: 0209
Somerville, NAACP branch 5: 0209
Trenton NAACP branch 5: 0209
New London, Connecticut
NAACP branch 3: 0375
Newman, I. DeQuincey
8: 0402
New Mexico
Cannon Air Force base 9: 0212
New Orleans, Louisiana
Catholic schools desegregation 7: 0001;
9: 0212
NAACP branch 4: 0126
school desegregation 4: 0126; 6: 0001
New Rochelle, New York
NAACP branch 7: 0001
school desegregation case 7: 0668
New York City
fair housing legislation 7: 0001
NAACP branch 7: 0001
schools 5: 0424; 7: 0001, 0227
New York Public Library, Schomburg
Collection
7: 0227
New York Shipping Association
6: 0797
New York State
Albany Interracial Council 7: 0473
Amityville, New York, school board 6: 0001
Astoria, Long Island, NAACP branch 5: 0335
Bay Shore–Islip NAACP branch 5: 0335
Bronx NAACP branch 5: 0335
Brooklyn NAACP branch 5: 0335
Central Long Island NAACP branch 6: 0001
civil rights legislation 6: 0001
Copiague, New York, school board 6: 0001
Corona–East Elmhurst NAACP branch
5: 0424
fair housing legislation 5: 0541; 6: 0797;
7: 0001, 0227, 0473, 0668
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Odom, Edward J.
4: 0428
O’Hara, Barratt
3: 0601
Ohio
Akron NAACP branch 8: 0018
Cincinnati NAACP branch 8: 0018
Cleveland NAACP branch 8: 0018
Columbus NAACP branch 8: 0018
fair employment practices legislation 8: 0018
NAACP State Conference 10: 0460, 0489,
0534
Ohio State University
interracial housing 8: 0018
Oklahoma
NAACP state conference 9: 0212
O’Meara v. Washington State Board Against
Discrimination
10: 0925
Operation Mississippi
3: 0001, 0371, 0375; 4: 0238; 6: 0797;
7: 0473
Orange County, California
NAACP branch 2: 0531
Oregon
Portland NAACP branch 8: 0192
O’Reilly, Bronson
6: 0001
Overton, L. Joseph
7: 0001
Ovington, Mary White
6: 0001
Page, Raymond
3: 0375
Palo Alto, California
Palo Alto–Stanford NAACP branch 2: 0710;
10: 0144
Parchman penitentiary, Parchman,
Mississippi
7: 0001
Parker, Mack Charles
6: 0001; 9: 0001
Parks, Herbert
4: 0001
Parks, Rosa
5: 0424
Pasadena, California
NAACP branch 2: 0710
urban renewal 3: 0186
Paterson, New Jersey
NAACP branch 5: 0209
Paton, Alan
7: 0227
Patterson, Fred, Jr.
4: 0126
New York State cont.
Flushing NAACP branch 5: 0541
Freeport-Roosevelt NAACP branch 5: 0541
Great Neck–Manhasset–Port Washington–
Roslyn NAACP branch 5: 0541
Greenwich Village–Chelsea NAACP branch
5: 0541
Harlem schools 7: 0001
Jamaica NAACP branch 6: 0797
Lakeview NAACP branch 6: 0001, 0797
NAACP State Conference 7: 0668
NAACP youth councils 5: 0335, 0541;
6: 0001, 0797; 7: 0001, 0227
New Rochelle 7: 0001, 0668
Nyack NAACP branch 7: 0001
Rochester 7: 0181
Rockland County housing 7: 0001
Schenectady NAACP branch 7: 0473
Spring Valley NAACP branch 7: 0227
State Commission Against Discrimination
7: 0668; 8: 0774
State Commission for Human Rights 7: 0668
Williamsbridge NAACP branch 7: 0227
see also New York City
New York State Employment Service
7: 0473
Nichols, D. Ward
3: 0550
Nickerson, Earl B.
6: 0001
Nixon, Richard M.
4: 0238; 8: 0774
Non-Partisan Political League
7: 0181
Nonprofit organizations and foundations
Field Foundation 7: 0473
Nonviolence
workshop on 2: 0495
North Carolina
Greensboro NAACP branch 8: 0001
Monroe 6: 0001; 7: 0001; 8: 0001
NAACP state conference 9: 0001
Yancey County schools 8: 0001
North Texas State University
9: 0212
Norwalk, Connecticut
NAACP branch 3: 0375
Nursery schools
5: 0424
Nyack, New York
NAACP branch 7: 0001
Oakland, California
NAACP branch 2: 0531
O’Brien, Thomas J.
3: 0601
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New York State 5: 0541; 7: 0181, 0668
Ohio 8: 0018
western states 9: 0499
Political parties and organizations
American Committee on Africa 7: 0227
Democratic Party, 1960 civil rights platform
6: 0001; 7: 0473
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
4: 0452
Non-Partisan Political League 7: 0181
Republican Party
California 3: 0186
1960 civil rights platform 6: 0001;
7: 0473
see also Civil rights organizations
Politics
African Americans in John F. Kennedy
administration 7: 0668
Maricopa County, Arizona 2: 0495
St. Louis, Missouri 4: 0523
see also Elections
see also Government, U.S.
see also Political parties and organizations
see also Voter registration
see also Voting rights
Poplarville, Mississippi
6: 0001
Population statistics
Missouri 4: 0523
Nevada 5: 0001
Portland, Maine
NAACP branch 4: 0176
Portland, Oregon
NAACP branch 8: 0192
Port Washington, New York
Great Neck–Manhasset–Port Washington–
Roslyn NAACP branch 5: 0541
Powell, Adam Clayton, Jr.
6: 0001; 7: 0227
Prayer Pilgrimage
2: 0531; 6: 0001
Prensky, Kathy
7: 0001
Preschool education
see Head Start
see Nursery schools
President’s Committee on Equal
Employment Opportunity
2: 0001; 7: 0227
President’s Committee on Government
Contracts
9: 0499
Price, Melvin
3: 0781
Patton, Cora M.
3: 0601
Peck, James
6: 0001
Peets, Edwin
5: 0541
Pennsylvania
Allegheny-Kiski Valley NAACP branch
8: 0211
Bucks County NAACP branch 8: 0211
Coatesville NAACP branch 8: 0211
Connellsville schools 8: 0211
Dauphin County NAACP branch 8: 0211
fair employment practices legislation 8: 0211
fair housing legislation 8: 0211
Human Relations Act 8: 0211
Lancaster NAACP branch 8: 0211
Media NAACP branch 8: 0211
NAACP State Conference 8: 0211
Philadelphia NAACP branch 8: 0211
Reading NAACP branch 8: 0211
Washington NAACP branch 8: 0211
Perry, A. E., Jr.
8: 0001
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
NAACP branch 8: 0211
Phoenix, Arizona
lunch counter sit-ins 9: 0664
Pittman, Tarea Hall
2: 0531; 9: 0664; 10: 0925
Pittsfield, Massachusetts
urban renewal 4: 0238
Plainfield, New Jersey
NAACP branch 5: 0209
Police
California 3: 0186
Connecticut 3: 0375
Delaware 3: 0508
Florida 3: 0550
Illinois 3: 0601, 0718, 0781
Mississippi 4: 0452
Missouri 4: 0523
western states 9: 0356
see also Police brutality
Police brutality
California 2: 0531; 3: 0186; 10: 0144
Georgia 10: 0260
Illinois 3: 0601
Iowa 3: 0939
Louisiana 4: 0126
Massachusetts 4: 0238
Michigan 4: 0328
Mississippi 10: 0394
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Primo, Quintin E.
7: 0181
Prisons
Dallas County jail 9: 0212
Florida 3: 0550
Folsom [California] 9: 0664
Parchman penitentiary, Parchman,
Mississippi 7: 0001
Proposition 14 [California]
3: 0186
Proposition 18 [California]
2: 0531
Public facilities, desegregation of
Georgia 10: 0260
Mississippi 10: 0394
Missouri 4: 0523
southern states 2: 0001; 10: 0862
Tennessee 7: 0227
Public facilities, discrimination in
barbershops 3: 0001
Eagle Restaurant and Wilmington Parking
Authority v. William H. Burton 3: 0508
Georgia 7: 0668
Illinois 3: 0718
Maryland 4: 0181
Nevada 5: 0001
Tennessee 8: 0424
Texas 9: 0212
western states 9: 0356, 0664
West Virginia 8: 0625
Public relations activities
western states 2: 0140
Quad State Office, NAACP
10: 0343
Quigley, Harold
7: 0227
Race relations councils and commissions
see Civil rights councils and commissions
see Human relations councils and
commissions
Racial violence
Augusta, Georgia 10: 0260
Louisiana 9: 0212
Mississippi 10: 0394
southern states 10: 0649, 0692, 0766, 0829,
0862
western states 10: 0976
see also Anti-NAACP actions
see also Intimidation and harassment
see also Lynching
see also Murder
Racine, Wisconsin
NAACP branch 8: 0659
Randolph, A. Philip
4: 0181; 7: 0668
David Ranken School of Mechanical Trades
4: 0523
Rape cases
4: 0181; 5: 0335; 10: 0260
Reading, Pennsylvania
NAACP branch 8: 0211
Real estate business
San Fernando Valley Board of Realtors
code of fair practices 3: 0186
Seattle Real Estate Association 10: 0925
Recreational facilities
California 10: 0144
Georgia 10: 0212
Mississippi 10: 0394
Missouri 4: 0523
North Carolina 8: 0001
Pennsylvania 8: 0211
southern states 10: 0649
Reed, Eugene T.
6: 0001
Regional conventions, NAACP
New England
1956–1961 9: 0765
1959 8: 0774
1961 8: 0774
Southeast
1958–1960 9: 0001
1960 10: 0001
1961 10: 0692
1962 10: 0001, 0766
1964 10: 0001, 0829
1965 10: 0001, 0862
West Coast
1959 10: 0094
1961 10: 0094
Regional offices, NAACP
directory 1: 0001–0879
New England 8: 0774; 9: 0765; 10: 0608
Quad State Office 10: 0343
Southeast 9: 0001; 10: 0001, 0649–0862
Southwest 9: 0212
West Coast 9: 0356–0664; 10: 0094, 0925–
0976
see also Regional conventions, NAACP
Religion
2: 0710; 4: 0001, 0523; 5: 0001; 6: 0001
see also Churches
see also Clergy
see also Religious organizations
Religious organizations
Baptist Ministers Union 9: 0664
Interdenominational Ministers Alliance
3: 0375; 9: 0212, 0664
National Baptist Convention U.S.A. 3: 0001
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Nation of Islam—NAACP policy statement
on 4: 0181
United Church Women 4: 0328
see also African Methodist Episcopal
Church
see also Baptist Church
see also Catholic Church
see also Churches
see also Methodist Church
Reno, Nevada
Reno-Sparks NAACP branch 5: 0001
Republican Party
California 3: 0186
1960 civil rights platform 6: 0001; 7: 0473
Reuther, Walter P.
4: 0328, 0523; 6: 0001
Rhode Island
civil rights legislation 8: 0774; 10: 0608
Richmond, California
NAACP branch 3: 0001
Riddick, Alberta
5: 0209
Right to vote
see Voting rights
Right-to-work legislation
NAACP opposition to 2: 0531, 0710;
4: 0523; 8: 0018; 9: 0499
River Rouge, Michigan
River Rouge–Ecorse NAACP branch
4: 0328
Robertson, Peter
10: 0438
Robinson, Jackie
2: 0531; 6: 0001; 8: 0018; 9: 0356
Robinson, P. T.
3: 0001
Robinson, Sherman
3: 0375
Rochester, New York
Mayor’s Committee on Human Relations
7: 0181
NAACP branch 7: 0181
Rockefeller, Nelson A.
4: 0523
Rockland County, New York
housing 7: 0001
Rodgers, Timmie
6: 0001
Roosevelt, Eleanor
4: 0001
Roosevelt, New York
Freeport-Roosevelt NAACP branch 5: 0541
Roselle, New Jersey
NAACP branch 5: 0209
Roslyn, New York
Great Neck–Manhasset–Port Washington–
Roslyn NAACP branch 5: 0541
Rux, Karen
7: 0227
Sacramento, California
NAACP branch 3: 0186
St. Augustine, Florida
10: 0829
St. Louis, Missouri
American Jewish Committee chapter
4: 0523
Board of Education 4: 0523
civil rights legislation 4: 0523
Council on Human Relations 4: 0523
government employees 4: 0523
Mill Creek Valley slum clearance program
4: 0523
NAACP branch 4: 0523
politics 4: 0523
Urban League chapter 4: 0523
urban renewal 4: 0523
St. Paul, Minnesota
NAACP branch 4: 0428
St. Paul AME Church [Missouri]
4: 0523
Salina [Kansas] Council on Human Relations
4: 0001
Salt Lake City, Utah
NAACP branch 8: 0476
Sandifer, Jawn
6: 0001; 7: 0001, 0668
San Fernando Valley, California
Board of Realtors 3: 0186
NAACP branch 3: 0186
San Francisco, California
fair employment practices ordinance 9: 0356
NAACP branch 3: 0186
police 3: 0186
San Jose, California
NAACP branch 3: 0186
San Mateo, California
fair employment practices ordinance 9: 0499
Santa Barbara, California
NAACP branch 3: 0186
Santa Monica, California
Santa Monica–Venice NAACP branch
3: 0186
Santa Rosa, California
NAACP branch 3: 0186
Saunders, Robert W.
10: 0829
Savannah State College
10: 0805
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see also School desegregation
see also Schools, segregated
see also Students
Schools, segregated
Connecticut 3: 0375
Illinois 3: 0601
New York State 5: 0541; 6: 0001, 0797;
7: 0001, 0181, 0227
northern states 7: 0001, 0227
Ohio 10: 0489
Washington State 8: 0514
western states 9: 0664
Wisconsin 8: 0659
see also School busing
see also School desegregation
Scott, Dred
4: 0523
Scott, John Henry
9: 0212
Scott, William
7: 0227
Seafarers International Union
3: 0186
Seaside, California
schools 9: 0499
Seattle, Washington
NAACP branch 8: 0514
Real Estate Association 10: 0925
schools 9: 0664
Seeger, Pete
7: 0227
Segregation
laws 10: 0649, 0692
see also Employment discrimination
see also Housing discrimination
see also Public facilities, discrimination in
see also School desegregation
see also Schools, segregated
Selma [Alabama] Emergency Fund
Committee, NAACP
3: 0875
Shagaloff, June
5: 0541; 9: 0664
Sharper, Horace P.
8: 0402
Sheehan, Timothy P.
3: 0601
Shockley, Alonzo H., Jr.
6: 0001
Shuttlesworth, Fred L.
7: 0001
Simmons, Althea T. L.
8: 0451
Schenectady, New York
fair housing ordinance 7: 0473
NAACP branch 7: 0473
Schomburg Collection, New York Public
Library
7: 0227
School busing
northern states 7: 0227
School desegregation
Arkansas 7: 0001
Brown v. Board of Education 4: 0523;
6: 0001; 7: 0181; 8: 0018, 0659
Georgia 10: 0212, 0260
Illinois 3: 0601
Louisiana 4: 0126; 6: 0001; 7: 0001; 9: 0212
Maryland 4: 0181
massive resistance 4: 0523
Mississippi 10: 0394
New Jersey 5: 0209
New York State 6: 0001; 7: 0001, 0227,
0668
northern states 6: 0001
Pennsylvania 6: 0001
southern states 5: 0209; 6: 0001; 7: 0227;
9: 0001; 10: 0649–0766, 0829–0862
Washington State 8: 0514
see also School busing
see also Schools, segregated
Schools
Arkansas 6: 0001; 7: 0001
California 2: 0710; 3: 0001, 0186; 9: 0499,
0664; 10: 0144, 0925
Delaware 3: 0508
Illinois 3: 0601, 0718, 0781
Louisiana pupil placement act 9: 0212
Maryland 4: 0181
Michigan 4: 0328
Missouri 4: 0523
New Jersey 5: 0209
New York State 5: 0335, 0424; 6: 0001,
0797; 7: 0001, 0227
North Carolina 8: 0001
Ohio 10: 0460
Pennsylvania 8: 0211
South Carolina 6: 0001
Tennessee 7: 0227; 8: 0424
Texas 9: 0212
Washington State 8: 0514; 9: 0664
western states 10: 0925, 0976
see also Colleges and universities
see also Education
see also Nursery schools
see also School busing
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State Commission Against Discrimination
[New York]
7: 0668; 8: 0774
see also State Commission for Human
Rights [New York]
State Commission for Human Rights [New
York]
7: 0668
see also State Commission Against
Discrimination [New York]
State conferences, NAACP
Alabama 10: 0862
Arkansas 2: 0491
directory 1: 0001–0879
Florida 9: 0001
Georgia 3: 0598; 9: 0001; 10: 0212, 0260
Illinois 3: 0781
Kansas 4: 0001
Louisiana 9: 0212
Mississippi 4: 0452; 9: 0001; 10: 0394
Missouri 4: 0523; 10: 0438
New York 7: 0668
North Carolina 9: 0001
Ohio 10: 0460–0534
Oklahoma 9: 0212
Pennsylvania 8: 0211
South Carolina 8: 0402; 9: 0001
Tennessee 9: 0001
Texas 8: 0451; 9: 0212
Virginia 8: 0481
West Virginia 8: 0625
see also State conventions, NAACP
State conventions, NAACP
Georgia
1959 10: 0212
1965 10: 0260
Mississippi
1960 10: 0394
1965 10: 0394
Missouri
1965 10: 0438
New York
1956 7: 0668
1958 6: 0001, 0797
1959 6: 0001
1960 7: 0473
1961 6: 0001, 0797
1962 7: 0668
Ohio
1961 10: 0460
1964 10: 0489
1965 10: 0534
Pennsylvania
1959 8: 0211
Simpson, Sid
3: 0781
Sit-ins
Arizona
Phoenix 9: 0664
Florida
Cocoa 3: 0550
Miami 7: 0668
Georgia 10: 0260
legal cases 8: 0402
see also Demonstrations and protests
Smith, A. Kendall
3: 0375
Smith, Bertha
4: 0181
Smith, Gloria E.
6: 0001
Somerville, New Jersey
NAACP branch 5: 0209
South Africa
7: 0227
South Africa Defense Fund
2: 0710
South Carolina
NAACP State Conference 8: 0402; 9: 0001
schools 6: 0001
Southeast Regional Office, NAACP
2: 0001; 9: 0001; 10: 0001, 0649–0862
Southern Nevada Central Labor Council,
AFL-CIO
5: 0001
South Middlesex, Massachusetts
NAACP branch 4: 0238
South Shore, Massachusetts
NAACP branch 4: 0238
Southwest Regional Office, NAACP
9: 0212
Space exploration program
6: 0001
Sparks, Nevada
Reno-Sparks NAACP branch 5: 0001
Springer, William L.
3: 0781
Spring Valley, New York
7: 0227
Stamper, James
7: 0473
Stanford, California
Palo Alto–Stanford NAACP branch 2: 0710;
10: 0144
Stanford University
9: 0356, 0499
State and local employees
St. Louis, Missouri 4: 0523
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State conventions, NAACP cont.
Texas
1965 8: 0451
Virginia
1957 8: 0481
West Virginia
1960 8: 0625
State legislation
see Legislation, state and local
State legislatures
California 9: 0499
Illinois General Assembly 3: 0601
State University of New York Board of
Regents
de facto segregated schools policy
statement 6: 0001
Steele, C. Kenzie
3: 0550
Stengel, Richard
3: 0601, 0781
Stevenson, Adlai
9: 0356
Stewart, Harry T.
5: 0424
Stratton, G. William
3: 0601, 0781
Strauss, Leonard H.
4: 0001
Strickland, Harold C.
10: 0489, 0534
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
4: 0452
Students
African American Students Foundation Inc.
3: 0375
colleges 3: 0375
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
4: 0452
see also Youth
Suffolk County, New York
schools 6: 0001
Suffrage
see Voting rights
Sutton, Percy E.
7: 0001
Tacoma, Washington
NAACP branch 8: 0514
school board picketing 8: 0514
Talladega College
4: 0452
Tannehill, J. C.
5: 0335
Teamsters Union
9: 0499
Tennessee
Chattanooga NAACP branch 8: 0424
Fayette County 7: 0227, 0473
Haywood County 6: 0001; 7: 0181; 8: 0424
Highlander Folk School 7: 0227
Memphis NAACP branch 8: 0424
NAACP state conference 9: 0001
Nashville 7: 0227; 8: 0424
Terre Haute, Indiana
NAACP branch 3: 0875
Texas
AFL-CIO 9: 0212
Dallas 9: 0212
Fort Worth schools 9: 0212
NAACP State Conference 8: 0451; 9: 0212
North Texas State University 9: 0212
Waco demonstrations 9: 0212
Theaters
desegregation of 7: 0227
Thomas, Latta R.
6: 0001
Tobias, Channing H.
4: 0523; 6: 0001; 7: 0473
Tolliver, Peter
7: 0181
Transportation
see Buses
Travis, Brenda
4: 0452
Travis, Dempsey J.
3: 0601
Trenton, New Jersey
NAACP branch 5: 0209
Triggs, Jan
7: 0001
Tripp, Lester, Jr.
6: 0001
Tubman, Harriet
4: 0523; 7: 0001
Harriet Tubman High School
4: 0181
Tucker, Joe Louis
10: 0260
Tucson, Arizona
NAACP branch 2: 0495
Turner, G. M.
3: 0001
Turner, Nat
6: 0797; 7: 0001
United Action Committee
7: 0181
United Automobile Workers (UAW)
4: 0328; 6: 0001
United Church Women
4: 0328
40
United Nations
7: 0181
United Packinghouse Workers of America
3: 0939
United Steelworkers of America
6: 0001; 7: 0668; 10: 0212, 0260
Unruh, California
civil rights legislation 10: 0925
Uphaus, Willard
7: 0227
Urban League
4: 0523; 7: 0668
Urban renewal
California 3: 0186
Massachusetts 4: 0238
Missouri 4: 0523
Nevada 5: 0001
New York State 5: 0541; 7: 0668
Pennsylvania 8: 0211
southern states 10: 0862
western states 10: 0925
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
see Civil Rights Commission, U.S.
Utah
civil rights legislation 9: 0499
Salt Lake City NAACP branch 8: 0476
Valdes, Laura
7: 0227
Vallejo, California
NAACP branch 3: 0186
Velde, Harold H.
3: 0781
Venice, California
Santa Monica–Venice NAACP branch
3: 0186
Vero Beach, Florida
3: 0550
Veterans
2: 0140
Vietnam War
5: 0209
Violence
see Intimidation and harassment
see Lynching
see Murder
see Racial violence
see Rape cases
Virginia
Alexandria NAACP branch 8: 0481
Fairfax County NAACP branch 8: 0481
NAACP State Conference 8: 0481
Vocational education and training
David Ranken School of Mechanical Trades
4: 0523
see also Job training
Voter registration
Arizona 2: 0495
California 2: 0531; 3: 0001, 0186
Connecticut 3: 0375
Georgia 10: 0212, 0260
Illinois 3: 0718, 0781
Indiana 3: 0875
Louisiana 4: 0126; 9: 0212
Massachusetts 4: 0238
Mississippi 4: 0452; 10: 0394, 0534
Missouri 4: 0523
Nevada 5: 0001
New Jersey 5: 0209
New York State 7: 0001, 0473, 0668
Ohio 8: 0018
southern states 2: 0001; 9: 0001; 10: 0649–
0766, 0829, 0862
Tennessee 6: 0001; 7: 0227
western states 2: 0140; 9: 0499, 0664
see also Voting rights
see also Voting Rights Act of 1965
Voting rights
disfranchisement 2: 0140
legislation 3: 0186; 7: 0227
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
4: 0452
Nevada Voters League 5: 0001
southern states 2: 0001
western states 2: 0140
see also Voter registration
see also Voting Rights Act of 1965
Voting Rights Act of 1965
8: 0402, 0451
Vursell, Charles W.
3: 0781
Waco, Texas
demonstrations in 9: 0212
Walker, Prentiss S.
5: 0001
Walling, William English
4: 0523
Ware, Helen
5: 0209
War on Poverty
2: 0710; 6: 0797; 8: 0514; 10: 0829, 0862
Head Start 4: 0181; 5: 0335
Louisiana Office of Economic Opportunity
4: 0126
Neighborhood Youth Corps 5: 0335
see also Antipoverty programs
Washburn University
4: 0001
Washington, D.C.
see District of Columbia
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Williams, Franklin H.
3: 0186; 5: 0001; 6: 0001; 8: 0192; 9: 0356,
0499; 10: 0925
Williams, Ralph
3: 0375
Williams, Robert F.
4: 0523
Williams, William T.
7: 0001
Williamsbridge, New York
NAACP branch 7: 0227
Willow Grove, Pennsylvania
school desegregation 6: 0001
Wilmington, Delaware
Howard High School 3: 0508
NAACP branch 3: 0508
Wilson, Margaret Bush
4: 0523
Wisconsin
fair housing legislation 8: 0659
Madison
antidiscrimination ordinance 8: 0659
Citizens for Fair Housing 8: 0659
NAACP branch 8: 0659
Milwaukee NAACP branch 8: 0659
Racine NAACP branch 8: 0659
Women
in NAACP 2: 0001; 3: 0718; 4: 0328, 0523;
8: 0018; 9: 0001
see also Women’s organizations
Women’s organizations
National Association of Negro Business and
Professional Women’s Clubs Inc.
6: 0001
United Church Women 4: 0328
Wood, Jack
4: 0428
Woodson, Morris L.
4: 0181
Workers
see Agricultural labor
see Employment
see Employment discrimination
see Fair employment practices legislation
see Labor-management relations
see Labor organizations
see Labor unions
see Migrant workers
see Right-to-work legislation
Wright, Herbert L.
4: 0428
Wright, Julie
10: 0692
Wyatt, Philip Y.
8: 0481
Washington, Pennsylvania
NAACP branch 8: 0211
urban renewal 8: 0211
Washington State
Board Against Discrimination 8: 0514
civil rights legislation 8: 0514; 10: 0925
fair housing legislation 8: 0514
Seattle 8: 0514; 9: 0664; 10: 0925
Tacoma 8: 0514
Watts riot
10: 0976
Weathers, Fred
4: 0523
Weaver, Robert C.
6: 0001
Weeks, Roger
3: 0375
West Coast Regional Office, NAACP
2: 0140; 9: 0356, 0499, 0664; 10: 0094,
0925, 0976
West Virginia
Charleston NAACP branch 8: 0625
Human Rights Commission 8: 0625
Huntington NAACP branch 8: 0625
Marion County NAACP branch 8: 0625
NAACP State Conference 8: 0625
Wheatley, Phyllis
6: 0797
Wheeler, Henry Winfield
4: 0523
Whipper, William
6: 0797
White, Fletcher J.
3: 0508
White, George
7: 0001
White Citizens Council
4: 0452; 7: 0473; 8: 0774
White House Conference on Children and
Youth
7: 0668
White supremacy groups
9: 0356
see also Ku Klux Klan
see also White Citizens Council
Wichita [Kansas] Human Relations
Commission
4: 0001
Wilkins, Roy
2: 0531; 3: 0186; 4: 0428, 0523; 6: 0001,
0797; 7: 0227, 0473; 8: 0451; 9: 0001
Williams, Camilla
7: 0001
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New England states 8: 0774
New Jersey 5: 0209
New York State 5: 0335, 0541; 6: 0001,
0797; 7: 0001, 0227
Ohio 8: 0018; 10: 0489, 0534
Pennsylvania 8: 0211
South Carolina 8: 0402
southern states 2: 0001; 9: 0001;
10: 0001, 0649, 0692, 0766, 0805
Virginia 8: 0481
western states 10: 0925
Neighborhood Youth Corps 5: 0335
White House Conference on Children and
Youth 7: 0668
Youth March for Integrated Schools 6: 0001
see also Students
Ypsilanti, Michigan
NAACP branch 4: 0328
Yuma, Arizona
NAACP branch 2: 0495
Zinn, Howard
6: 0797
Zion Methodist Church
5: 0001
Zuber, Paul
7: 0227
Yancey County, North Carolina
schools 8: 0001
Yates, James
5: 0541
Yates, Sidney R.
3: 0601
Young, Archie
5: 0209
Young, Samuel
4: 0181
Youth
NAACP youth councils
California 2: 0531, 0710; 3: 0001, 0186;
10: 0144
Colorado 3: 0371
Connecticut 3: 0375
Florida 3: 0550
Georgia 10: 0260
Illinois 3: 0718, 0781
Indiana 3: 0875
Iowa 3: 0939
Louisiana 4: 0126
Massachusetts 4: 0238
Minnesota 4: 0428
Missouri 4: 0523
national convention 5: 0541
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BLACK STUDIES RESEARCH SOURCES
Microfilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections
PAPERS OF THE NAACP
Part 1.
Meetings of the Board of Directors, Records of
Annual Conferences, Major Speeches, and
Special Reports, 1909–1970
Part 2.
Personal Correspondence of Selected
NAACP 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 15.
Segregation and Discrimination:
Complaints and Responses, 1940–1955
Part 16.
Board of Directors, Correspondence
and Committee Materials, 1919–1965
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 Rights
Movement
Part 22.
Legal Department Administrative Files, 1956–1965
Part 23.
Legal Department Case Files, 1956–1965
Part 24.
Special Subjects, 1956–1965
Part 25.
Branch Department Files
Part 26.
Selected Branch Files, 1940–1955
Part 27.
Selected Branch Files, 1956–1965
Part 28.
Special Subject Files, 1966–1970
Part 14.
Race Relations in the International Arena, 1940–1955
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