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on eer 7 4 7 t - scl ; \ oles Pome’ . 4 —-~ Wy 100-7629 "Security and peace, snd which re-emphasizes the Asscocia- tion's great potentiel for helping to consolidse te the Negro-Labor Alliance in « program of independent politicel actions...-. "To the end of implementing the 'Free by '63! Slogan, the Convention defined nine specific civil rights objectives to be fought for in the péerioc eshcad, They include; (1) ‘'eovrlity of job ooportunity! through pacvcage and enforcement of federal anc stete FVE.P. laws; (2) abolition of the poll tax end protection of the right to register for voting; (3) © stronger Civil Rights Section of the Denartment cof Justice; (1) an end to discrimination enc segresgetion in publie end nrivate housing; (5) ‘Speedy enc diligent implementrtion of the recent supreme Court rulins cutlawing segregation in public schools, end intergrstion of tenchers on the basis of aquelifications!'; (¢€) 'legislstion to fucrantes com- slete secess to public accommodations, trensportation and recreational facilities on an unsegresntec 3esis'; (7) unsegresated hospital and health service; (2) tpro- tection of the s:ifety end sceurity cf cll nursons without Giscriminetion'; snd (9) 'tinitietion of © ora rem of educetion in race relations by federal, stetc tue local government asencics.! "The civil rights iscus which dominated the Convention Prom beginning to ond wee, of course, ihe problum of imnlementins the Supreme Court proline rceinst sceregoted schools, Next in imvortance wer. tie Pigsht for the vote in the South and tne strugpele eeteinst Jim Crow housingecees " ...Morshell outlined the ‘assoc ictionts pro- gram for implomenting the Supreme Court ruling, Each loesl brench in s segregated sohoo] arcr is to file a petition with the school bosrd imncdiately rcquesting that it act to implement the Court decision, with periodic LU OU.