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CV 77-4886 explaining integration problems; that people in other countries cannot understand why an order of the United States Supreme Court is not automatically obeyed. He said that when trouble was confined to Little Rock, Arkansas, he used to explain that eity was not typical; that nobody outside the United States had ever heard of Littie Rock so that was accepted but that tactic will not work with school integration trouble in New Orleans because everybody knows it isn't a little town. The June 14, 1961, issue of the Cleveland Press reported that on June 23, 1961, THURGOOD MARSHALL in addressing the National Newspaper Publishers Association at the Call & Post Auditorium in Cleveland, Ohio, said that the patience of the Negro was gone and that there would be "no cooling-off period." He reportedly added "We're going to stop our country from being embarrassed, We're going to save our souls, I mean the white man's soul. - 3% - . /, hp eae rete Berne tee meee ets fof rine en ponent abe