Recommendations-Continued Education, public-Continued Higher education, public and private, withholding of Federal Page funds because of racial discrimination (Separate Statement). Proposal objected to---- 328 329 Information, advisory, and conciliation services proposed__ 324 328 Housing: Biracial commissions in cities and States with substantial non- 536 Civil Rights Commission to study policies of Federal housing 538 538 Federal Housing Administration and builders, agreements by 538 Housing and Home Finance Agency: Attainment of equal oppor- 538 Investigation of discrimination complaints by biracial city and 536 Mediation and conciliation by biracial city and State commis- 536 Public housing, encouragement of smaller projects in residential 539 Public housing, selection of sites, areas outside centers of racial 539 Real-estate boards, Negro admission to membership suggested by 537 State legislation for equal opportunity in areas of housing, con- 536 Study of racial problems by biracial city and State commissions_ 536 Vice Chairman Storey and Commissioners Battle and 540 Commissioners Hesburgh and Johnson___ 541 Urban renewal community programs, inclusion of minority groups 540 Veterans Administration and builders, agreements by builders to abide by antidiscrimination laws, withdrawal of Federal bene- 538 Voting: Census Bureau to compile registration and voting statistics by 136 Civil Rights Act of 1957 (42 USC 1971), amendment proposed (Sec. 1971b)-- 138 President to appoint temporary Federal registrars, circumstances, 141 Records, public, preservation____ 138 Registrars, Federal, temporary, appointment recommended, cir- Recommendations-Continued Voting-Continued Registration and voting records to be public records__. Page 138 136 State and Territorial registration and voting records to be public 138 Subpena power of Commission, direct application to Court, pro- 139 Portions dealing with civil rights generally, left effective_-_ 114 Military rule_____ 28 Negro enfranchisement by Federal Act of March 23, 1867– 28 148 29 108 Reconstruction ended 1877---- Repeal of legislation enacted 1870–72_ Southern voting. (See Voting in the South after 1865.) Records, voting. (See Investigation of voting complaints-Records.) Federal, temporary, appointment recommended, circumstances__. Dissent by Commissioner Battle---. Inactivity, irregularity, arbitrary failure to act_ as Judicial officers, bearing on voting investigations in Alabama____ Refusal to be sworn as witness in Alabama voting investigation_ Testimony at voting investigation, in Alabama_-_. Registration records. (See also Investigation of voting complaint Records.) Access to, legislation recommended___ Registration for voting. (See Voting-Registration.) Restrictive covenants-----. Rhode Island-Housing: 141 142 138 88 73, 74 82 140 84 131 131, 138 291 13, 497, 498 Poll on choice between closure of schools and desegregation___. 229 Right to vote, history--- on School segregation implementing decree of May 31, 1955– Robertson, Albert J.: Chairman of Federal Home Loan Bank Board- Robinson, Jackie; at Hearing on housing- 164 19 334 378. 386, 511 Robinson, Ralph D.: "Gentlemen's agreement" on labor-sponsored housing Page projects in Chicago----- Rockefeller, Gov. Nelson (New York): 516 on Housing---. 409 Substandard and segregated housing causing demoralization___. Meeting with Commission___. 400 335 Rogers, Grady: Defendant in suit to force registration of Negroes in Macon County, 95 Roper, Elmo and Associates: Registration and voting statistics---- 136 438 Russians: New York City, number--- 399 Ryan, Joseph M. F., Jr.: Letter, number of racial voting complaints received by Civil Rights Division_--- 130 S Sadler, Philip G.; of Public Housing Administration___. 475 Saint Louis, Mo.: Education, public: Progress in desegregation, 1954–59_. San Francisco, Calif.-Housing: Public housing units, Negro occupancy--. Special public assistance in financing costs, low-cost housing for nonwhites___ 521 Urban renewal projects and antidiscrimination statutes___. 404 School Census. (See Census.) School desegregation decision. (See under Supreme Court.) School lunch program--- 318 School segregation cases. (See Segregation cases, school.) Head of Commission on Race and Housing. on Discrimination against colored people_-_. on Housing not freely available to minority groups- 344 393 519 Seaboards' White Citizens' Council, Washington, D.C.: Activities of John Segregation (see also under appropriate headings): of Housing, de facto school segregation resulting. in large cities (five) -- Latin Americans___. in Public education. Puerto Ricans.. Page 219 389 174 259 259 (See under Education, public.) of Voting facilities. (See Voting-Segregation of facilities.) Segregation cases, school. (See also Brown v. Board of Education of Sellers, Aaron: Bullock County, Ala., voting registration experience, Education, "separate inherently not equal".. Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944, as amended: Discrimination by builder deemed an unfair practice under Sec. 504 (c). Seventeenth Amendment---- 13 499 124 and Federal powers to protect the franchise_-_. 107 and Primary elections-- 125 Right to vote has its foundation in U.S. Constitution___ and State power to determine voting qualifications_. Sharkey-Brown-Isaacs Law of 1954; on Housing in New York City: Discrimination in multiple dwellings covered by Government mortgage insurance_. 135 107 400 Shaw, William : Counsel for Joint Legislative Committee of Louisiana Legislature, disclosure of registration records_-_. 99 and Strict interpretation of registration procedures in Louisiana___ Smith, Ben L.; on School desegregation in North Carolina--- Smith, Dr. Rex M.: on West Virginia school desegregation____ on West Virginia transition to desegregation, effects-‒‒‒‒ 225, 226 65 194 274 Snowden, Dr. George W.: Assistant to FHA Commissioner____ 463 FHA policies to meet restrictions and limitations facing non- 468 South, voting in. (See Voting in the South after 1865.) Use of State funds prohibited for school from which pupil 238 Interposition resolutions__. 233 Voting: Primaries, resistance to outlawing of white primary_ 111 47 12 Segregation laws, enactment, enforcement after 1896--- Statistics of Negro voting. (See under Statistical view of Negro Spencer, J. W., Barbour County Ala., registrar, refusal to be sworn as witness before Commission___. 83 109 Spicer, George W., "The Supreme Court and Racial Discrimination". Stanford Achievement Test, for School children of Washington, D.C.---. State Advisory Committees Housing Reports: Causes of housing inequalities of minorities__ 273 227, 228 381 354. 366 Quality and quantity available to whites and nonwhites_____ 344, 348 524 |