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NAACP — Part 6
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The “Memphis Commercial Appeal, a geiiy newspaper of.
general circulation published in Memphis, in the November 15, 1956
issue reported that Federal Judge WILLIAM E, MILLER had taken
under advisement the Nashville School Board's proposal for grad=- —
_ual desegregation of city schools in Nashville. The article
’ noted that the case was br t by the NAACP. The article re- |:
' flected that Z. ALEXAND# X LOOBY of Nashville ts an _ BEROERSY. OF
the NAACP. -
- ; The , Memphis Commercial Appeal ‘in the December , 23,
1956 issue reported that the Shelby County, Tennessee Delegation
7 to the January 1957 State legislature would propose legislation
cay to require the NAACP to “bare its treasury sources and member-
ve ship rolis ih the stde." The article indicated that the bill
was expected to receive strong support throughout the state and
would require the NAACP in order to do business in Tennessee to
file a list of members, disclose sources of ail revenue and co
appoint an agent for the service of process in each grand division -
of the state. The article indicated that although the proposed bald
would be directed at the NAACP, that that organization would .
probably not be mentioned at the legislation.
The Commercial Appeal in the December 27, 1 6 ssue,
in regard to the above matter, stated that Reverend J. IMMETT,
President of the Tennessee Branch of the NAACP, "noped enough
an ae good judgment and reason will prevail in the egislature 80 that
, a-fight won't be netied," The article stated'that the NAACP, accord-
ipante
ing to GRIMMETT would meet in January to decide on a policy : in this
“nies
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mo ‘- - oe a te
oo sar “the ‘jinuary 33 ‘1957 issue ‘of the ‘Washvilie Tennessean, .
Bo @ “gaily paper of general circulation published in Nashville, stated
‘>... Mthe state president of NAACP termed grade-at-a-time desegregation
2... 'proerastination' yesterday but said the organization has not de=.. ~
co cided if it will take further action in Nashville's school deseg-
es regation lawsuit." The article further stated that Reverend J.F.
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