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Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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In Nashville, SERS directors reversed a 1955 decision, naming Fisk University the repository for their extensive collection on Southern educational race relations since 1954, previously assigned to Joint University Libraries.
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NASHVILLE (ANP) Directors of the Southern Education Reporting Service reversed a previous decision here last week and voted to declare Fisk University repository for the extensive SERS library collection.
Six years ago the board of directors named the Joint University Libraries of Nashville as the permanent site for the collection of newspaper clippings, books, periodicals, and microfilm about educational race relations since 1954.
The JUL is supported by Vanderbilt University, Peabody College, and Scarritt College.
Vanderbilt Chancellor Harvie Branscomb, a member of the board, recommended that the 1955 action be rescinded and that Fisk be given the library collection when the SERS work has been completed.
The collection is considered to be the best in the country on segregation-desegregation developments in public schools of the South.
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Directors of the Southern Education Reporting Service reversed a 1955 decision naming the Joint University Libraries as repository for the SERS library collection on educational race relations, instead declaring Fisk University as the site upon completion of SERS work.