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Decemker sl, 1950 r. Philip L. Craham Presicent and I'ublisher The Tashington ost t. and Tines herald 1ud. treet,iorthwest Washington , D. C. Cear itr. Graharo: I have just rcad the eaitorial entitied\test ior. Civil Rights Bills' carried in today's elition of The tas.ington Post and Times Herald, and I wanted to let you know that my associates and I appreciate your favorable rewarks coneerning the assistance we have rendered in connection witi the recent combing incidents across the iation. RECD-RE: Dec 31 In addition, it would appear that your papor's. nosition as to corrective neasures is well taken. As you are. aware, we have maintained orer the years that problems of J 8G.K' #Z E this nature can best be hanaled on a local level wiile, at the available to local and state autioritics. Certainly, it is a ROOM matter whicn should receive meticulous consideration before any wholesale changes are made. REC- 46 MAILED jAN - 2 1959 COMM.FOI b6 I- Mr. Nease JAN 7 1959 b7C 1 - Mr. Rosen olson oardma NOTE; Letter of same date being sent to. whq.was-in eontact with Mr. Nease regarding this matter. Copies ot the editorial are being sert ease to the Attorney General, Deputy Attorney General Walsh, Assistant Attorney rson General Andersen, Assistant Attorney General Wilkey, Assistant Attorney. otter General White and Luther A. Huston, Director of Public Information, This. C. Sullivan _ I being handledgseparately. le. Room CpF:ogh (0)