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Washington D. C. As Viewed
By Yonr Senator,
A. Willis Robertson
SUPREME COURT QUESTIONS WARN OF SCHOOL PROBLEM
Because of the splendid arguments presented to the Supreme Court last year by that great constitutional lawyer, John W. Davis, and several State Attorneys General, including J. Lindsay Almond, Jr. of Virginia, I was confident that the Court would uphold State school segregation laws.
I became concerned last week, however, when the Court announced that before deciding the pending school segregation case it wanted to hear further argument on whether the Congress which submitted the Fourteenth (equal rights) Amendment and the State Legislatures and Conventions which ratified the Amendment believed it would abolish segregation in the schools. The Court also asked whether the framers of this Amendment believed Congress could use it
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