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March 17, 1956
The Guardian
Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
What is this article about?
Senator Daniel Rudsten of Roxbury and Dorchester reports strong community support for his petition drive protesting the violation of Autherine Lucy's civil rights in Alabama. He thanks supporters and offers more petitions upon request.
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Rudsten Petitions Gather Support
Senator Daniel Rudsten (D) of Roxbury and Dorchester today declared that his petition drive to secure names and addresses in his District to join with him in protesting the violation of Civil Rights in the case of Autherine Lucy of Alabama is having a tremendous response in his community.
Rudsten thanked all those who have been sending him petitions filled with names and addresses and urged a continuation of the drive.
Additional petitions will be sent to anyone on request, by writing or calling Senator Rudsten at the State House.
Senator Daniel Rudsten (D) of Roxbury and Dorchester today declared that his petition drive to secure names and addresses in his District to join with him in protesting the violation of Civil Rights in the case of Autherine Lucy of Alabama is having a tremendous response in his community.
Rudsten thanked all those who have been sending him petitions filled with names and addresses and urged a continuation of the drive.
Additional petitions will be sent to anyone on request, by writing or calling Senator Rudsten at the State House.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Civil Rights Petition
Rudsten
Autherine Lucy
Alabama Case
Community Support
What entities or persons were involved?
Daniel Rudsten
Autherine Lucy
Where did it happen?
Roxbury And Dorchester
Story Details
Key Persons
Daniel Rudsten
Autherine Lucy
Location
Roxbury And Dorchester
Story Details
Senator Rudsten's petition drive against the civil rights violation in Autherine Lucy's Alabama case receives strong community support; he thanks participants and offers more petitions.