◆ SpookStack

ee nen ene . : F An article appeared in the "Dallas Morning News", UN«TED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTICATION Dalias, Texas May 9, 1958 INTEGRATION IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN DALLAS, TEXAS Texas, dated April 22, 1958, which reflected thet U. 8. WILLIAM H. A District Judge had again ordered the Dallas public schools to "integrate with all deliberate speed, but no actual date was mentioned. Attorney W. J. DURHAM, Who represented the 17 Kegro students seeking dut ete ee, a0nUGETSevaon Dallas, ry a ati Ballas, stated that he believed che Dallas School Board would show good faith by starting some kind of integration next fall. | Dr. EDWIN L. RIPPEY, School Beard President, has repeatedly “stated that no announcezents concerning segregation will be made during this school year3 This article also noted that Judge ATWELL stated he would retain jurisdiction in this case for. any for. any. further hearings, proceedings, orders, and judgments necessary or appropriate. This article further stated that the Dallas School Board's ‘announced policy had been that Dalias schools will not be integrated until litigation of Texas state laws govern Gesegregation is resolved. ing State laws impose stiff penalties 2 a school district integrates without first getting voter approval, This artiole estimated that the Dallas School Board could lose $1,500,000 in state aid if they violated the atate law. . This article further stated that a 90 page manual covering all phases of police action in the event of racial disorder already had been compiled under the direction of Dalles Folice Chiei CARL HANSSON. Pe ee ee — _~_ a ol Arkansas, last December to study police problems there in preparation for the eventual integration of Dalles wublic schools. is neithe FB, a ne Me puted geet 4 AAG Coy Ripe, Ha pontents we 19 veo <—__" _ gutside the GENCY Cc 2 Lee Gy 10814 29 \" Chier HANSSON visited Little Hock,