NOVEMBER 3rd:
PERSPECTIVES ON A FEDERAL INVESTIGATION
Courtroom 2A
Second Floor, Guilford County Courthouse
Centrance from Government Plaza or underground parking lot)
8:00 P.M.
TUESDAY
October 27, 1981
SPEAKERS
H. M. MICHAUX: former United States Attorney for the Middle District of
North Carolina now returned to the private practice of
law in Durham, North Carolina
WILLIAM VAN ALSTYNE:William R. Perkins Professor of Law and teacher of
Constitutional Law, Duke University School of Law
ELIZABETH WHEATON: author of the Institute of Southern Studies Report:
The Third of November
MICHAEL K. CURTIS: Greensboro attorney and member of the Greensboro Human
Relations Commission committee which investigated the
events surrounding November 3, 1979
Moderator: Greensboro attorney James R. Turner
OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Sponsored By
American Friends Service Committee, High Point, N.C.
Greensboro Citizens for Justice and Unity
Greensboro Chapter N.C. Civil Liberties Union
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NOVEMBER 3rd:
PERSPECTIVES ON A FEDERAL INVESTIGATION
Courtroom 2A
Second Floor, Guilford County Courthouse
Centrance from Government Plaza or underground parking lot)
8:00 P.M.
TUESDAY
October 27, 1981
SPEAKERS
H. M. MICHAUX: former United States Attorney for the Middle District of
North Carolina now returned to the private practice of
law in Durham, North Carolina
WILLIAM VAN ALSTYNE:William R. Perkins Professor of Law and teacher of
Constitutional Law, Duke University School of Law
ELIZABETH WHEATON: author of the Institute of Southern Studies Report:
The Third of November
MICHAEL K. CURTIS: Greensboro attorney and member of the Greensboro Human
Relations Commission committee which investigated the
events surrounding November 3, 1979
Moderator: Greensboro attorney James R. Turner
OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Sponsored By
American Friends Service Committee, High Point, N.C.
Greensboro Citizens for Justice and Unity
Greensboro Chapter N.C. Civil Liberties Union
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