LDF Charges Racial Discrimination Against Negro School Teacher in All White Tenement
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August 27, 1968

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Press Releases, Volume 6. CBS Inc. Awards $50,000 to Support Earl Warren Legal Training Program, 1976. edd2a838-bb92-ee11-be37-00224827e97b. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/bee88f31-8d44-48bd-9142-d69a06726857/cbs-inc-awards-50-000-to-support-earl-warren-legal-training-program. Accessed July 31, 2025.
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(aoe NORMAN BLOOMFIELD June 15,1976 The attacked release was cleared with Leonard Spinrad, vep+ for corporate affairs at CBS Inc. on June 14. On June 14, it was mailed to 126 black press and 10 other publications - and delivered to Variety+ On June 15, PR Newswire distributed to Eastern Seaboard at 9300 A.M. Copies were also delivered by hand to 22 trade press, business publications, wire services, metropolitan dailies and a couple correspondents» A NAAGP LEGAL DEFENSE AND EDUCATIONAL FUND, INC. Suite 2030 © 10 Columbus Circle, New York, New York 10019 ducational Fund, Inc. [MMEDIATE RELEASE NEW YORK, N.Y., June 15 - CBS Inc. has awarded $50,000 in support of the general scholarship and fellowship programs of the Earl Warren Legal Training Program, an educational NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, it was announced today by Jack Greenberg, the Fund's director-counsel. The grant will be used to provide ancial aid for students chosen as Earl Warren Scholars and to help provide fellowships for top- ranking black law school graduates who will receive additional training in civil rights law from the Legal Defense Fund. In accepting the grant on beha of the Warren Program, Mr. Greenberg noted, "The CBS grant will help increase the number of black lawyers serving the interests of the black community." Since its inception six years ago, the Earl Warren Legal Training Program has awarded three-year scholarships to nearly 700 black law students, and four-year training and support grants to 56 fellows. Last year, selecting from among more than 2,500 applicants, the Warren Program awarded 243 scholarships to black students attending 53 law schools. Or e-third of these were black women. Commenting on the growth and eff of the program, Greenberg said, "We initiated this undertaking to encourage blacks (More) w or no black to ent r law schools and practice where there lawyers serving t former fellows associat: s Julius LeVonne Chambers, of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund; and the vice president is Louis H. Pollak, resident scholar and acting dean of the University of Pennsylvania School of Law.