Bailey v. Patterson Jurisdictional Statement

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January 1, 1961

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  • Press Releases, Volume 2. LDF Seeks Fed. Ct. Injunctions to Require School Integration in Brunswick and Hanover Counties, Va. (Telegram), 1965. b94cf1c7-b592-ee11-be37-00224827e97b. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/16b664e1-2c43-4de3-af9e-4d9345120b36/ldf-seeks-fed-ct-injunctions-to-require-school-integration-in-brunswick-and-hanover-counties-va-telegram. Accessed August 19, 2025.

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(See list attached) March 17, 1965 

RICHMOND, VA,---Federal Court injunctions requiring school desegregation 
in Brunswick and Hanover Counties were sought here today by the NAACP 
Legal Defense and Educational Fund. The suits followed action last week a 
against six other counties, and are part of a state-wide campaign. Rights 
attorneys asked that discrimination with respect to students, teachers, and 
administrative personnel; and that school construction designed to 
perpetuate segregation be forbidden. Brunswick County is the home 
Governor Albertus Harrison. 
For further a call Attorney Henry L. Marsh, III in Rich ind, 
Code 703, MI 8-9073 

Jesse DeVore, Jr., Directoa 
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NAACP LEGAL DEFENSE & ED,, 

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