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Letter to President Lyndon B. Johnson.

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Meranda, Frank J

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Donated by Frank Miranda.This letter from CORE to President Lyndon B. Johnson explains their side of the story for what is happening in Boston. CORE explains their legal rationale for why they think the Boston School Committee is acting illegally and ask him for help in either withholding funds or pressuring them to change their stance.
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Keywords

  1. Boston
  2. Boston (Mass.) School Committee
  3. Congress Of Racial Equality
  4. Discrimination
  5. Discrimination In Education
  6. Johnson, Lyndon B. (Lyndon Baines) 1908 1973
  7. Law And Legislation
  8. Massachusetts
  9. Miranda, Frank J
  10. Race Relations
  11. Segregation In Education

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Letter to chairman of United States Commission on Civil Rights. CORE Logue bill opposition testimony. Letter, Harold Howe, July 25, 1966. Note to Ellen Jackson re. the following material re. discrimination in Boston schools (Federal level). Letter to possible gubernatorial candidates in 1965. CORE meeting, March 1, 1967. Service at Freedom Vigil. CORE meeting, July 20, 1966 (at CORE Office). Citizens for the Boston schools bulletin April, 1966. Extracts from opinion of Chief Justice Wilkins in the case of School Committee of Boston v. Board of Education and another decided by Supreme Judicial Court, June 9, 1967. CORE meeting, 3.29.67. To friends of the race imbalance law, March 10, 1967. Letter, Millicent L. Carpenter, April 20, 1966. White House letter in reply to Mr. Kenneth I. Guscott, President, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Press release, July 24, 1963. The NAACP and the School Committee Chronology of a crisis. 1968 legislative docket. Letter, Walter W. Mode, December 8, 1965. New demands in '64 says civil rights leaders. Letter, Owen B. Kiernan, February 4, 1966.
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