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$O-350 Rev, 7-16-63) (Mount Clipping in Space Below) Integration Slowed y Those in Middie Marshal] Charges On This Visit It’s Judge Marshall Thurgood Marshall (right), who helped represent plaintiffs in the 1957 Little Rock school desegegation case, returned as Judge Marshall Saturday. He is a member of the United tates Court of Appeals, Second Circuit, at New York. He is shown leaving the Phyllis Whea y YWCA with (from Jeft) Rev. Henry L. Parker, vicar of St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, Mrg. C. Bates and Linda Fay Jeffries, a member of the Youth Council of the National Associ4- t#on for the Advancement of Colored People and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Jeffries, ; AMeighbors ! Mrs, Bates, Mrs, Bates was state NAACP president from 1957-61. ; ~ Thay oe COTA wee 4 We. Toleon Mer. Relmont ou. Mr. M he Alr, De vusech Mi. Casper Mr, (ni wore a ns ope Ee a al _ . > «< ¥ * ‘ rr (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) 3A Arnanseas Gazette Little Rock, Arkansas Date: 5/16/65 Edition: M Author: Editor, UN. HE ISKELL Titles THURGOOD MARSHALL INTEGRATION MATTERS ~ Character: RM or Classification; 62-1537 Submitting Office: L{ ttle Rock [— Being Investigated fa /- NOT + acco