Luncheon to Honor Constance Baker Motley for Work with NAACP Legal Defense Fund

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November 6, 1965

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  • Case Files, Alexander v. Holmes Hardbacks. Order for Kemper County School; Motion for Hearing and Supplemental Relief, 1970. 71ea2541-d267-f011-bec2-6045bdffa665. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/b84d8cb4-13f1-4bae-b353-c91080997f80/order-for-kemper-county-school-motion-for-hearing-and-supplemental-relief. Accessed August 19, 2025.

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FIFTH CIRCUIT 

EDWARD W. WADSWORTH OFFICE OF THE CLERK ROOM 408-400 ROYAL ST. 
CLERK NEW ORLEANS. LA. 70130 

  

February 11, 1970 

Honorable Dan M. Russell, Jr. 
District Court Judge 

P.O. Box 1930 

Gulfport, Mississippi 39501 

Nos. 28030 & 28042 USA vs. Hinds County 
School Board, et al 

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Dear Judge Russ 

Enclosed is a copy of an order entered by the 
Court on February 10, 1970 and a copy of the motion upon which 
the order was entered. 

Very truly yours, 

EDWARD W, WADSWORTH, Clerk 

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‘Gilbert F. Ganucheau 

Chief Deputy Clerk 

  

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Clerk United States District Court 

. Hr. 4d. D. Gordon, Sr. (Anite) 
. Hr. Joe R. Fancher (Cznuto-) 

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Mr, Mawvrice Dantin (Columbia) 
Hr, Jorn K. Keyes (Covington) 
Yr. Robart X. Covington (Enterprise) 
Mr. M. MM, Roberts (Forrest) 

‘ Br. VV. YU. Bewitt (Franklin) 
Mr. Robert Cannada (Hinds) 
Mr. Calvin R. King (Holmes) 
Hiss Helen J. McDade (Kemper) 
Hr. Wiliiam B. Compton (Lauderdale) 
Mr. James S. George (Lawrence) 
Myr. Harold W. Davidson (1eake) 

 



Mr, H.W, Hobbs, Jr. (Lincoln) 
Mr. BR. LL. Gozza Qiadison) 

"Mr. Richard D. Foxworth (Marion) 
Mr. Robert Dzan (Meridian) 

= Mr, R, Brent Forman Natchez) 
Mr, Laurel G, Veir (Neshoba) 
Me, John: CG, Roach, Jr... (orth Pike) 
Mr, EFruest 1. Br own (Noxubee) 
Mr, Herman Alford (Philadelphia) 
Mr, Tally.-D, Riddell (Quitman) 
Mr. Berman C., Glazier, Jr, (Bt avhoy-Tesagquans and 

= i : Anguilla Line) 
* Mr, Robert. S. Raegves (South Pike) 
Mr, Thomas H, Watkins (Wilkinson) 
Mr, Valter RB, Pridgsforth (Yazoo Citas and Holly Blass) | 
hy, John Satterfield (Yazoo City) 
Hon. A, F. Summer (State of Mississippi) 
Mr. David L., Norman (Despartmzat of Justice) 

Mr, Melvyn Zarr (Private Plaintiffs) | 
Mr, Melvyn R, leventhal (Private Plaintiffs) 

 



 
 

 
 

  
 
 

 
 
 
 

  
  

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS 

January 29, 1970 

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 
Plaint iff-Appe 1llant 

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THE KEMPER COUNTY SCHOOL 
BOARD, ET AL 

Defendants-Appellees, 

NO, 

MOTION FOR HEARING AND SUPPLEMENTAL 
RELIEF 
    

TO HONORABLE GRIFFIN B, BELL, HONORABLE HOMER THORN- 
BR , and HONORABLE LEWIS R, MORGAN, UNITED STATES 
CIRCUIT JUDGES: : 

Respectfully comes the Kemper County School 

Board and files this motion for a hearing and supple- 

mental relief by way of any permissible modification 

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student desegregation in said of the existing plan of 

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peals, December /, 1969, and supplemental order of 

of the Court of Ap- 

the panel), 

  

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EDWARD Wi SZA 
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In support of said motion for hearing and 

modi fication the school district respectfully shows 

unto the Court that under the presen plan the school 

system has broken down and the present plan, instead 

of working, bas failed almost altogether in that 

where Kemper County formerly had two all black schools 

it now has four. 

There are presently approximately 310 white 

children attending private schools, 433 white chil- 

dren attending no school, and 210 Negro children at- 

tending no school, 

The average daily attendance at the various 

attendance centers operated by Kemper County School 

Di: Yom January 22, 1970 (in- We & strict from January 15 to 

clusive) is as follows: 

Lynville 
Daa 

White 0 

Biack 167 

Spe ncer 

White 0 

3lack 574 

Del Kall b 
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Black 318 

 



  

17 
8 4 

Whisenton 

White 0 

Black 621 (Enrollment 

before trans- 

fer to DeXsalbh, 
1296) 

Scooba 

White 57 

Black 53 

Movants suggest no speclal form of relief 

they feel that a hearing and further considera- 

tion could possibly result in saving the public 

school system of Kemper County, Mississippi, for iL Ys 3 

both the black and white children, and in keeping 

with the guaranties of the United States Constitu- 

tion, 

cesul’ 

The present plan 1s not »ccomplishing that 

in either respect, 

‘Respectfully submitted 

KEMPER ‘COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD 

i By: & LE A “ ¢ Yt 
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of the Board

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