Results for “civil rights”

Continue Them Manhattan Borough President Edward R. Dudley has given the supreme answer to those critics who bemoan the current wave of civil rights demon-1 strations and feel they should either be curbed ori ended pending negotiations. Said Mr. Dudley: “I will ask these critics to search their consciences

Association Renames Riven Civil Court Justice Francis E. Rivers was the only Negro law­ yer appointed as chairman of a committee of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York as he was reappointed to head the Association's Committee on Civil Rights Under

equal liberty dignity and justice for all. Civi Liberties is the issue. The right to vote. The right to public ac­ commodations without prejudice The right to marry on the basis of love, not race. The right to swift redress when discriminatec against in any area where free

Moll.e Robinson mother Itt of the President’s civil rights °f Jackie Robinson, and Dr. Rob- bill -which gives the Justice De- ert D. Hobday, M»toriaa and partment the right to interfere world traveler, will be honored when civil rights are violated. at the luncheon for their 20 years

silliest questions of the many thousands that were asked the night of the March was, “Has the March had any effect on the civil rights picture?” This was treating the March as though it were a home run clearing the bases and chalk­ ing a definite total

right to vote to its citizens it shall have its representation in the Congress proportionately wield a disproportionate influence In the Congress of the United States are guilty of denying the right of the vote to millions of Negro citizens. If and when the much touted civil rights bill ever

School Reporter) Rev. Milton A. Galamison, Citywide Committee for Integrated Schools chairman, said Tuesday that his Committee, which represents Negro and white parents [ and civil rights groups in the five boroughs, has called t upon the six leaders of the August 28, March on, Wash­ ington to support their citywide

network from 7:30-10:30 p.m., Monday, Sept. 2. You should make sure you look at it because it concerns the entire civil rights movement in this country and abroad — and its history. We sincerely hope that NBC does not botch up the Job. The concept is great

near Chicago, 111., she Girls Here's How You Can f w wm w ___ JB J| • f • Denied Body ■ ■ News Of The Week National Civil rights leaders were planning to call a new series of protest demonstrations as President Kennedy conceded last week that Congress would noi pass his civil

Leadership Conference: “We need the help of Interested white citizens. It would be tra­ gic if the struggle of the Negro to attain full civil rights should degenerate into a conflict of black men against white. The struggle is between Justice and injustice.” No Split Here jRwfc