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Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio
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U.S. District Judge J. Waites Waring in South Carolina faces a smear campaign and impeachment petitions from white supremacy groups for his stand against segregation, including opening Democratic primaries to Black voters.
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CHARLESTON, S. C.--(Special) -A Southern judge took a bold stand against "the pro-slavery or white supremacy group" in South Carolina this week.
U. S. District Judge J. Waites Waring told newsmen Tuesday that a smear campaign is being waged against him---in an attempt to have the judge impeached.
Reports have it that impeachment petitions are now in circulation in his Eastern South Carolina district. They charge the judge "has openly . . . advocated dissension . . . on the part of Negro citizens against the white citizens of South Carolina."
Judge Waites is the same judge who opened South Carolina Democratic primaries to Negroes. He and his wife, a Northerner, have been militant fighters against white supremacy.
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Charleston, S. C., South Carolina
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Judge J. Waites Waring faces impeachment petitions from white supremacy groups for advocating against segregation and opening Democratic primaries to Black citizens; he and his wife are militant opponents of white supremacy.