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1 L. Action 1 (1966)

handle is hein.journals/lwaction1 and id is 1 raw text is: VOLUME 1 NO. 1 JULY 1966 BAMBERGER RESIGNED Clinton Bamberger, the man who guided the establishment of the Legal Services program of the War on Poverty, recently resigned from the Directorship of that program to run for Attorney General of Maryland on the Democratic ticket of Rep. Carlton Sickles, candidate for the state Governor Appointed by Sargent Shriver as Acting Director was Earl Johnson, Jr , former Legal Services deputy director Johnson, who received his Master of Law Degree from Northwestern University in 1961, was the first deputy director of the Neighborhood Legal Services Project for Washington, D.C. In accepting Bamberger's resignation, Shriver praised Bamberger for developing one of the most successful, most imaginative and direct of the War on Poverty programs. He cited the establishment of more than 150 Legal Services projects throughout the country as an extraordinary accomplishment, saying that those projects will reach more than five million poor people, bringing them the counsel and advocacy of able lawyers. Shriver estimated that more than 20 milion poor people will eventually be reached by the program started by Bamberger CONFESTED LEGAL SERVICES CHARTER APPROVED On June 30, 1966, Pennsylvania's Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas, in a wide ranging opinion per the Honorable R. P Alexander, granted a charter to Community Legal Services, Inc., a nonprofit corporation

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