Absentee Voting Problems and Proposals; Correspondence from Hermann to Baggett; Correspondence from Kennedy to Turner

Correspondence
January 17, 1977

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  • Press Releases, Volume 2. LDF Moves to Prevent Police Interference with Selma Demonstrators (Telegram), 1965. 949e20bb-b592-ee11-be37-00224827e97b. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/c2c67a40-ce9b-4950-a45e-7c37849c346e/ldf-moves-to-prevent-police-interference-with-selma-demonstrators-telegram. Accessed August 19, 2025.

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- MONTGOMERY, ALA,--NAACP Legal Defense Fund lawyers moved swiftly 
ay, asking federal Judge Frank M. Johnson to forbid state and local 
enforcement officials from further interference with peaceful Negro 

attempts to march from Selma to the capital here. ¥ 

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ration drive, the Legal Defense Fund sought a speedy hearing on 
‘motion for a temporary restraining order against Governor George C. 

ce, state Public Safety Commissioner Al Lingo, and Dallas County 
ff James Clark. 

lor further information, contact Attorney Charles Jones, Albert 
el, Montgomery CODE 205-265-0541 or Attorney Fred Gray at 
-263-9360. 

Jesse DeVore, Jr., Director

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