IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, OCTOBER SESSION, 1967, GOVERNOR LURLEEN BURNS WALLACE IN HER CAPACITY AS GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA AND AS PRESIDENT OF ALABAMA STATE SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION [AND OTHERS], APPELLANTS, VS. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, APPELLEE. JURISDICTIONAL STATEMENT IN BEHALF OF APPELLANTS.
Kansas City, Mo. E. L. Mendenhall, Inc. 936 Cherry Street, [1967]. X, 61, 362 [Appendix] pp. Original printed yellow title wrappers. Very Good.
Early in 1967, a three-judge panel issued a Decree enjoining Alabama "from discriminating on the basis of race in operation or the conduct of the public schools of Alabama, or in any manner pertaining to the public schools of Alabama. Said defendants shall take affirmative action to disestablish all state enforced or encouraged public school segregation and to eliminate the effects of past state enforced or encouraged racial discrimination in their activities and their operation of the public school systems throughout the State."
This is Alabama's brief in its direct appeal to the United States Supreme Court. Alabama lost. The terse opinion dismissing Alabama's arguments is printed at 389 U.S. 215 [1967]. Item #42027
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