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Box 19, Folder 2, Document 1
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Box 19, Folder 2, Document 13
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- Text: THE WAS! “ hy, i a) f NRT Toles Firm =iel as FURN. RMS.—N.E.. 725 G ST., N.E. — Rm., nr. at Empl. male betw. 6 and 9 p.m. 34 TODD PL., N.E, — Rm. ce sober eee Must be empl. Priv. entr DOUBLE RM. — 1 child accepted. $15 wk. 607 3rd St. N.E. 387-8391. EMPL, CPLE — Or single man. Call 547-3724 anytime. FRT. RM.—Lady. Colored home. TV & phone ext. V2 bik. bus stop. 832-9552, LARGE ROOM FOR RENT Home prils. 526-9260. HINGTON DAILY NEWS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER. 12, 1966-51 _|MD. HOUSES—SALE SEAT PLEASANT Newly decorated 3 bedrm. brick home, hardwood heal. $15,500. Immediate possession, KAY REALTY CO INC. 725-2200 MT. RAINIER, MD, “PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY 3709 35TH ST. — 1 bi inal- R. I. aff parking. Vacant. Open Sun. p.m. $300 to $500. Cash payment. Own- er agent, TA 9-7010 & 291-9888. seml-det. floors, gas. from bus term- Ave. 2 comp. apts. Li Ks fot 0 LGE. RM.—For empl. single man or married couple, 544-1157. LGE, FRT. — Kit, small child, CO 5-237 LGE, RM — Will accept 1 or 2 children. Cooking privis, 399-8419. anes Will. accept VA. HOUSES—SALE ALEXANDRIA — $17,500 3 bedrm. brick to be sold FHA $700 down or GI no money down. House located near Masonic Temple, in good condition, Ex- cellent neighborhood. Phone Al Baker, TE 6-4457. Mrs, Wagner 971-5063 AL BAKER & SON, INC. Realtor Brokers Member of C.L.5. Listing Service N.E. — Rm. for govt. ret. or empl. man. Phone and cooking, LI 4-4978. NUE. SEC — Lge rm, for empl. 1A COUPLE OF person. Good trans. 544-9101. DRESSERS NAMED Vee al ee? sleeping rm. Colored "2 DAUGHTER, NICE RM. — Employed, quiet person, Z kif. privl’s. 526-6044. ON BUS LINE — Cozy rm. for empl. gent. LI 7-9126. 7 : SINGLE EMPL. LADY — Cookin: ge the circled letters avis, 5440092: 9 ee answer, ag the abovecartoone /FURN. RMS.—S.E. 4309 F ST.,.5.E. — Nicel Call ERS) “{Answere tomorrow) furn. bet. 6 p.m. & 9 p.m. 584-6735 : 1800 BLK. MASSACHUSETTS AVE., $.E.—2d fir. ae cary furnished. No children, LI 3-57 D. C. HOUSES FOR SALE 1424 Meridian Place N.W. NEAR NEW GIANT Night Club Rec. Rm. Brick, 3 bedroom, side pale Pen la Bettis evs cope entrance | to bsm‘t. Vacant, LERRMAN. REALTY Y™ TU 2-7850 VACANT—MOVE RIGHT IN 2206 FIRST ST. N.W. 4 FIRST FLR. Si Conv. to stores - 850 DOW hid & transp. White family, LI 4-1727. Lge brk renee OW Ne rm din RM. W-KIT. PRIVILS. — Man, Welfare ybsmt;, Conv. Loc. Redec. stchen her huge person welcome. 581-0230. Priced right good ter eet ROOM—FOR SOBER GENT. PRESS REALTY CORP. NW. Call 547-8595. ST 3-402 Eves HE 4-2067 <5 1 BEDRM — With bath. Close to Pa. BEAUTIFUL SPLIT LEVEL ie ee water all times, | Ave. bus trans. Good neighborhood. 4 BEDRMS. AIR COND, Sober gent. Very reas. In nice family PRICED IN LOW $30'S — home. Li 7-7912 WONDERFUL AREA <= he Blk. of P) Sty SID BLANKEN : TU 2.4878 Perl es Site" |FORNRMS.—MD F * FOE [EN Ens mT | DETACHED, BUNGALOW she Fiviio™ Newly" dee. | Privi's Ee Imbdern kit, and. jbath, ;full tbat; Ges =ENTAL CO., 1011 7TH N.W. H.W.H., $750 dn, Low mo. paym’ts. ‘ST., N.W. — Nice furnished ‘35-5531. : 100E ISLAND, N. W, — Single BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BOOTH FOR RENT ~ Jan or lady, Cooking privis. DU Hoe 4TH STREET, N. W. for La 6-108. 7-5633 or 399-4085 ST., N.W. RM. — Couple or SENERAC INSURANCE AGENCY — e man, 232-2654. 7 lg sale a Rome. ea 3 . oF § ST, NW. — Nice rm. Single jashington iunt “everagi awe “a. Conv. loc, 387-5672. insured, Deanne Bee Solume 45 5T., N. W. — Large furn. room. Da Silay NW. — Neathe fr ~ Quiet home. * “are ”_ 1300 Block TAYLOR S5T.,. N.W.—Large brick side “hall. 4 bedrms., 112 baths. Full bsmt. Gas H.W. H., ‘$1500 down. monthly payments, BOT! PROPERTIES NEWLY DECORATED. JGJ REALTORS DI 7-6665 OL 2-7375 THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 822 SIST., 5S.E 199-V ST. NUW. “0 6T,, N.E. * 52—THE WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ‘12 _ SSG oie0 MAGS SQQHHNAAAANANONNNARAS MAA A AM ‘-U-_ACAA \NAQo_. wy, 1 kWT".”-Dkyyg os rh an 11966 D, €, HOUSES FOR'SA FOR’ SA! - SPECIALS * Zs ROW RERICK — 3 bedrms., re Ye rm., oteed ft a 475,500 - $2000 dn. Se —————————— 4 OR 5 NATURAL RED RMS Z| baths. Lot, 10) deep g| bea utiful, Upper “| ULTRA REALTY SERVICE /\AOUSES WANTED 7\ ALL_CASH—FAST CLOSING—H'- | LOTS. “ACREAGE -FARMS-LIST * 0. W. NEVINS LI 7-8209 j ALL CASH ey WE WILL TOP ANY OFFE 2) LEHRMAN REALTY TU Y ALL CASH— $500 E ar Z| No commisssion. 1 day f a ANY CONDITION. G38. iss ALL CASH ail cash for ab and A. Loan Call RR “DAL j CHARLES T. “FINLEY. 779-4777. Z| ALL CASH FOR HOUS' #\ ANY CONDITION - NO COMN 7) ARCOREALTY RA 6 PERSONAL LOANS __ (Licensed Under Small Loan Under Small Loan Ti NO: The papers are full i we're one of the exce;, as always—and our far. Remember, American + nation's leading consume WIN UP T0 $687.50 Clip on broken line = NY [_o_e Ole [>|m| N ye Yyy N \N NSIEI@ IA] WT VASV// E m9 Mle Y/ ZZ | IE Pape DZ iiolereh K a w \ oD Ee cE ae oe TA to help you solve money the need-arises! —— — oe Bea OPEN A OES 5 ae Address 7) BUSES ae : is. -ickk Coo : 0 cpacieeeiat =, PG seg RO fe ae a ae ; aml hep SSeS Se MaME
- Tags: Box 19, Box 19 Folder 2, Folder topic: Summerhill riot | non-favorable or radical attitude outside Georgia | 1966
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Box 19, Folder 2, Document 8
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- Text: Riots Expose Stokely Carmichael _/) And His Organization a0) archists thi bate ti 4 LA Ge t1~ 6 Ge The recent riots in Atlanta offer convincing evidence that most, if not all, of the racial violence in our large cities has been organized and led by a small minority bent upon the destruction of our society. My authority for this state- ment is Ralph McGill, publisher of the Atlanta Constitution, and long a moving and militant force for equal treatment of the Negro citizen as provided by law and the Constitution of the United States. McGill places responsibility for the Atlanta disturbance squarely upon the Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee. (SNICK) and its leader Stoke- ly Carmichael. SNICK, according to McGill has no more than 300 pie members. These have been the JOHN S. KNIGHT agents of anarchy in Watts, New York, Chicago, Cleveland and other major cities. SNICK’S beginnings were more auspicious. Its early student leaders were motivated by high dedication to the civil rights cause. Now the John Lewises and other re- sponsibles are out. Control of SNICK is held by the ex- treme radicals, of which Carmichael is the dominant figure. As McGill says, SNICK is no longer a civil rights organization but an anarchistic group which is openly and officially committed to the destruction of existing institutions. Though small in membership, SNICK appeals to all haters of the white man, It’s: slogans of defiance intrigue the very young as was shown in Atlanta where the mob was largely composed of youngsters in the 12 to 18 age range. There appears to be no question but that SNICK’s funds are supplied from abroad. One of its lawyers is a registered Castro agent. Its agitators shout Havana slogans to the effect that we must live through violence. “Black Power” is but the rallying cry. xm KOK Mayor Of Courag Fortunately for Atlanta, if has a mayor who confronted the mob with rare courage. Though physically manhandled and taunted with shouts of “white devil,” Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr., remained upon the scene until the crowd had been dispersed. Mayor Allen gave short shrift to charges of police brutality, “I saw plenty of brutality,” he said, “but it was all directed against police officers.” Aft his press eonference, Mayor Allen stated that “If Stokely Carmichael is looking for a battleground, he has created one, and he will be met in whatever situation he chooses,” Atlanta’s Negro community leaders were quick to decry the rioting and violence. The Atlanta Summit Leadership Conference, a Negro organization, denounced both SNICK and Carmichael, while calling for construc- tive measures designed to alleviate problems which directly concern the Negro. Dr. Martin Luther King, executive director Roy Wil- kins of the NAACP and Whitney Young who heads the Urban League have all repudiated Stokely Carmichael and his tactics. Waly Or Wray Fortunately for Atlanta, it has a mayor who confronted the mob with rare courage. Though physically | manhandled and taunted with shouts of “white devil,” Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr., remained upon the scene until the crowd had been dispersed. aay, Mayor Allen gave short shrift to charges of police brutality. “I saw plenty of brutality,” he said, “but it was all directed against police officers.” At his press conference, Mayor Allen stated that “If Stokely Carmichael is looking for a battleground, he has created one, and he will be met in whatever situation he chooses.” Atlanta’s Negro community leaders were quick to decry the rioting and violence. The Atlanta Summit Leadership Conference, a Negro organization, denounced both SNICK and Carmichael, while calling for construc- tive measures designed to alleviate problems which ~ directly concern the Negro. Dr. Martin Luther King, executive director Roy Wil- kins of the NAACP and Whitney Young who heads the Urban League have all repudiated Stokely Carmichael and his tactics. abet A Useful Service The city of Atlanta has long enjoyed an enviable reputation for racial amity. Ironically, it was Atlanta's splendid image that the destroyers sought to tarnish. And yet, unwittingly, Stokely ‘Carmichael and his followers performed a useful service not only for Atlanta but for the entire nation. For here was stripped away the myth that Negroes are always incited to riot over poor living conditions, lack of employment and denial of eivil rights. Mr. Carmichael has now revealed himself for what he is — a scheming fomenter of disorder, a mad dog who attacks all whites indiscriminately, a revolutionist who seeks to burn and destroy, a terrorist who defies law and spits upon our flag.
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Box 19, Folder 2, Document 41
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- Text: | Weather Warm, Showers High 85, Low 67 Map, Page 18 THE DA LY!OKLAHOMAN ‘| / 285,807 Average August Morning and Evening Paid Circulation VOL. 75, NO. 246 Atlanta Mayor Faul ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Mayor Ivan Allen jr: charged Wednesday that Student Nonviolent Co-or- dinating Committee mem- bers were directly respon- sible for Tuesday night's rioting that shattered At- lanta’s image of racial harmony. | Allen told a news confer- ence that the disorders “were the result of a delib- erate attempt by certain members of SNCC to create an incident of this kind.” The silver-haired mayor, PURI me COPYRIGHT, 1966, OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING CO. 4 . % who climbed on top of a car and tried to calm the jeering, angry Negroes during the disorder, said: "Tf Stokely Carmichael (na tional chairman of SNCC) is looking for a bat- tleground, he created one last night, and he’ll be met in whatever situation he cares to create.” Carmichael, along with other SNCC members, was in the area before the. riot- ing began, but he was not seen there later. Officers said SNCC rep- eponiaioees urged the crowd to demonstrate and denounced police officers as they chanted “black | power.”’ Seventy-two. persons were arrested and 15 in- jured during the outbreak — the worst the city has experienced in modern times — which broke out after a white pee shot a Negro wanted on a car theft charge. ‘ Police arrested 10 per- sons at the riot scene Wed- nesday after a crowd gath- ered and began passing lea fl ets jad shouting lack power.”’ Officers ‘dered the crowd to dis- ae and those who re- fused were taken away in ‘aay Wagons. Order was quickly restored. \ oe spark of violence ignite ere a few reckless ha ea Oiitantale eae nd va anding record of mity, ’ the mayor e : “Fra om Punat T heard with my own ears and saw with my own eyes in the middle of this melee, I feel certain that hundreds of normally good citizens were in- flamed out of their normal good senses. They were victimized by those who sought to incite violence.” Referring to recent charges by SNCC members of police brutality, Allen said, hitting a clinched fist on the table for emphasis: “No one need make charges to me about police brutality during this disor- der. I saw plenty of brutali-_ 500 N BROADWAY, OKLAHOMA CITY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1966 s SNCC for Rioting ty, but it was all directed against the police offi- cers.” In a separate news con- ference Wednesday, Police Chief Herbert Jenkins said SNCC officials include “‘ir- responsible and hoodlum leaders’? and that its rank and file consists ‘‘mostly of criminals, hoodlums and outlaws of all types.” Jenkins said the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee’ is now the nonstudent violent commit- tee. And we must and will deal with it accordingly.” 5e in Oklahoma—10e Elsewhere ae 40 PAGES
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Box 19, Folder 2, Document 34
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- Text: SNCC’s Revolutionary Purposes With growing frequency the mis-named Student Non-Violent Coordinating Com- mittee has been appearing at the center of racial disturbances in the cities of the na- tion. This week it was in Atlanta where SNOC Tembers_apparentiy_set_out_pur- p y_to provoke disorders by spread- ing false tales of "police brutality." Just what SNCC is up to has been an: - swered in the statements of its leaders, most notably chairman Stokely Carmi- chael. SNCC is seeking nothing less than a revolutionary confrontation, what it calls a "liberation" movement, that will pit blacks against whites. SNCC wants to divide the country irre- vocably along racial Tines. Its first need is to discredit the moderate Negro leadership and the concept of non-violence. It has al- ready rejected what is really the only viab- le route to racial progress, cooperation among whites and Negroes. It moves to ex- ploit, with violence if necessary, the grie- vances which responsible persons of both races have long been working to eliminate. "Black power," the SNCC battle cry, has become a label of convenience readily applied to any exploitable situation. In the mouths of SNCC's leaders it means what they want it to mean, from "bringing this country to its knees," as Carmichael said last month, to total racial separation. Regrettably, there seems to be a grow- ing number of whites ready to accept SNCC's hate-inspired extremism as repre- sentative of ALL Negroes, to cite demon- strated excesses as convenient proof that the races cannot get along, that steps to improve Negro life are futile. The irony of this is that the philosophi- cal basis of SNCC's dogma rests precisely on the same argument. The bigotry, the exploitation, the outrages demonstrated over the years by some whites are, in SNCC's view, representative of the atti- tudes of ALL whites. SNCC, too, says the races can never get along. In one sense SNCC's radical outlook is perhaps understandable, as the logical pro- duct of frustrations and discontent. But this doesn't make it any more acceptable. SNCC, like the white extremists who both bolster SNCC's existence and draw strength from it, is doing not only the Ne- gro cause but the national cause a mon- strous disservice. The sowing of hatred, the fostering of divisions, are intolerable whatever their source. We are one nation, All who work against unity and understanding—white or black — deserve the condemnation of those aware of our moral heritage. BIBLE THOUGHT—IJce¢ unto them that call evil good, and good evil. Isaiah. V, 20. five G-9-66
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Box 19, Folder 2, Document 42
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- Text: Join Criticism Of Carmichael Ministers Make House-to-House Calls for Peace ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — egro ministers and civil ghts leaders began a door- -door appeal Wednesday ight for calmness to Ne- roes in the area of Tuesday ight’s rioting which shat- ared Atlanta’s image of ra- ial harmony. “We are asking all resi- ents not to allow others to se them as pawns,” said tev. Samuel Williams, pres- lent of the Atlanta chapter f the National Association or the Advancement of Col- red People. “Atlanta is not by far a erfect city but it is too reat to be destroyed by imple-minded bigotry,’’ he aid, in a summation state- ent of a two-hour meeting if civil rights leaders, Area Tense Several ministers then left a go directly to visit homes n the six-block area near he new sports stadium in an ffort to ease the tense situa- ion, Earlier in the meeting, everal Negro leaders harged Siokely Carmichael, tational chairman of the stu- ent nonviolent coordinating ommittee, with responsibili- y for the rioting. “The first thing we've got 0 do is stop the insurree- ion,” said Rev, William 3orders, a grey-haired, long- ime civil rights leader. ‘One man is giving us hell. e’ve got to stop him before e stops us.” Carmichael Replies “Our main concern here is stokely Carmichael, whether wr not we have a riot is up to im,”’ said Rev. Otis Smith, ho suggested the group ontact the SNCC leader. “Stokely Carmichael is an lbatross around our necks nd a parasite to the com- nunity, but he is meeting ome of the needs of our eople,’’ said Dr. O. W. Da- is, a physician. Carmichael told a Negro adio station (WAOK) ednesday night: “It is clear to me that CC did not and could not tart a rebellion. This one as started by an act, a New FOR army tial Wi Pyt. D York prison dishone er find fusing Viet Nz The given | sentenc hard la tence } vilian Su Bac Autt into Oklahy tempe thunde ised. The thunde thite noliceman shootine warme
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Box 19, Folder 2, Document 50
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Box 19, Folder 2, Document 33
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- Text: Mrs. Grace Boyp
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Box 19, Folder 2, Document 14
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Box 19, Folder 2, Document 11
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Box 19, Folder 3, Document 14
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- Text: GUY BOSSINI DEVALL ae 1007 Sixth Street Santa Monica, California 90403 Telephone: 459582727 September 17, 1966 Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Meyor of Atlanta City Hall Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen: TIME Magazine of September 9, 1966 reports that General Blectric has created a new division for the purpose of "creating new cities from the sidewalks up." Where the G. E. concept consists of purchasing a large amount of acreage (a rather difficult task) near our menufacturing centers, I have presented to them my concept (see enclosed paper "Housing for Minority Groups") which sug- gests use of land within urban areas, and G. E. has expressed interest in my concept. * My concept begins by creating much-needed new "ghettos" which, in addition to providing new, decent housing, will also provide work, thus removing the negroes' reason for marching and creating unrest. ~ This concept is adaptable to any city. Where today the land adjacent to a ghetto has a poor market value, in the future it would become very valuable, because it would become a manufacturing area. If you are favorably impressed with this concept, it would lend weight toward consideration of my idea by G. KE. Los Angeles Channel (KTTV) on September 24 will tape a program featuring an interview and my drawings. If an Atlanta TV station were to ask Channel 11 for a tape of the show, I am sure KITV would be pleased to provide it. If the same Atlanta TV station were willing for me to appear on TV, I would be glad to tell of my experiences as a member of a minority group (Italian). I landed in New York with 25¢ in my pocket, not knowing either the language or anyonee I could tell how I lived and starved, but never once asked for a hendout. How many times I envied negroes that could get jobs as train porters (I wanted to see America) while I could not. I would like to tell of the many advantages that the U. S. negro has over the new white immigrant - yet no whites march and yell "We want power!" Power has to be BARNED. Only dictators grab power--and the U. S. is no land for dictators. Yours sincerely, ppp 70 oe , GBdVem Guy Bossini deVall *As background material for the paper on minority housing, I enclose copy of paper on road building which I trust you will find of interest. Enels. P.eSe If you are willing, and would have the time, to appear on TV in Los Angeles, please let me mow. I am sure your comments would be of interest to Angelenose
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Box 19, Folder 3, Document 22
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- Text: THEODORE P. TONNE 222 OSCEOLA ROAD BELLEAIR CLEARWATER, FLORIDA September 10, 1966 Hon. Ivan Allen, Jr., Mayor City of Atlanta Atlanta, Georgia Dear Sir: Please permit me to congratulate you on your courage in ordering the institution of action against the persons responsible for inciting the recent rioting in your city. Your action is a very welcome contrast to the political cowards in other states and cities in our country. There are many millionsof your countrymen who were as thrilled as I was when I read about your action. I do hope that you will carry this matter through and not be de- flected from your course by pressure from Washington and other pussyfooting areas. The decent Americans of our country are fed up with the disrespect shown for law and order throughout our country, not only by the violators but by courts and officials who are supposed to uphoid the law. I would suggest you ignore the stupid item in The Wall Street Journal of September 9th. Because of your action the City of Atlanta, Georgia has gained in stature and re- spect what too many American cities have forfeited due to lack of law enforcement by political minded officials. Let us hope your courageous action will be a turning point and cause other responsible officials to follow in the course you have blazed, I am an old man and perhaps I may again some day be proud of my country rather than the present opposite. Wath respect and best wishes, I am Very sincerely yours, Theodore PP. Tonne
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Box 19, Folder 3, Document 20
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- Title: Box 19, Folder 3, Document 20
- Text: September 9th, 1966 Honorable Ivan Allen Mayor of the City of Atlanta Atlanta, Georgia Dear Sir: Keep the faith Mr. Mayor and let your great city lead the way in exposing those misguided individuals who operate under the guise of freedom... freedom to commit acts of civil disobedience that would ultimately destroy our way of life. We know that millions of innecent people have fallen prey to this infamous conspiracy. Civil disobedience has been tolerated and even encouraged by meny of our leaders on the "political" scene in both major parties. I have already heard many favorable comments about your strong stand for AMERICANISM this week. You have done yourself proud. You have set an example that all Americans might well follow. I believe, as I am certain you must, that if we spent more time promoting our wey of life we would need to spend less time defending it. The time has come for us to put down those who would destroy our precious heritage. I believe that you are LEADING THE WAY there in Atlanta, and I also believe I speak for millions of red—bloodied Americans when I urge you to FORGE AHEAD, Please accept my best wishes and Godspeed to you from "just an average citizen" in Fayetteville, N. C. Resvectfully yours, ke W. Cox i 805 Emeline Avenue Fayetteville, N. C. 28303
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Box 19, Folder 3, Document 13
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- Title: Box 19, Folder 3, Document 13
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Box 19, Folder 3, Document 21
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- Title: Box 19, Folder 3, Document 21
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Box 19, Folder 2, Document 65
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- Title: Box 19, Folder 2, Document 65
- Text: MU sae ede 9heF Mages Len Mier / ACE '/
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Box 19, Folder 2, Document 75
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- Title: Box 19, Folder 2, Document 75
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Box 19, Folder 3, Document 3
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- Title: Box 19, Folder 3, Document 3
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Box 19, Folder 3, Document 46
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- Title: Box 19, Folder 3, Document 46
- Text: (S66 A 72t S*- NP CAMP REL: MILWAUIEE,, WIS: YES, THE UAPRatCRED SepT. 10, 126 NEGR ATTACKS ~ HAVE BEEV Gane = CC! AVANAGER, ON FoR YEARS VET: ADAUINISTIPAT Lon i) ee — AVILWAUREE, WIS. 4 appar THERE, SS 2050 Coen ny ome ATLANTA, 6A. i. FRANR EVANS O~ 425; ! 7€ OFFICE oF THE A — ; ) Wik iC jane DEAR SI R: THIS 1S To ADVISE You THAT THE wrrTER, A 63~ YEAR OLD PERMANENTLY AND TOTALLY DISABLED WORLD WAR T NAVY mae WHO TALL, STRONG AND SHIART For MY AGE, AS WEAL AS EXTREMELY PATRIOTIC AWD HAD ENLISTED AT THE TENDER AGE OF FOURTEEN, wiTH AN 87H GRADE EDUCATION, cin can a i PLUS A BACKGROUND OF THE Most ARIECT PovERTY AND Pao HousiNe, AS A SLUM DWELLER IN THE CHICAGO STOCKYARDS Di STRIGT. HAS BEEN THE INNOCENT VICTIM IN THIS NECkO CaPPLING CamMuUNITY, OF SEVERAL CRUEL, CoWARDY, SAVAGE, SADISTIC AND STRESSFUL ADULT AND JOVEN! LE NEGRO STREET AND STORE ASSAULTS AND INJURIES, ALL OF WHICH WERE HUSHED UP" BY THE HUMAN RIGHTS HYPOCRITES AWD PROtESSED CHRISTIANS IN OUR MIDST. THESE UNPRaVORKED NEGRO ATTACKS ON WHITE MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN HAVE BEEN Gone ON UNSTOPPED Fale YEARS. Notting LIAS EVER SEEN Dove Ta CURB THEM. HAD | ii ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO PRoVcRKE Avy THESE NUMEROUS NEQRo ATTACRS. rH WEIPE ALL PROMPTED BY PURE HATE © THE WHITEY” THE SAME. is AT WATTS WHERE UNDER THE SUBTERAIGE OF PoLICE BRUTALITY. THE BLACKS DRAGGED ELDERLY A\b DERNSE- LESS WHITEY FROM THEIR CARS AND BEAT AND STOMPED THEM. THEY, OF COURSE, ALSo CAUSED A GREAT DEAL OF ee AND DESTRUCTION - 5 INSTEAD OF DEPLORING THE DEARTH AND DESTRUCTION ALL RiNbs OF SiLLy EXCUSES AND EXPLANATIONS BY So- CALLED“EXPERTS” WERE. MADE FOR THE ARSon, ANARCHY AND LOOTING AT WATTS. THE” Pook, HUNGRY NEGROES? ALSO LOOTED THE LI@uak STORES AND § AND 2-YEAR OLD KIDS GoT DRUNP ON THE STOLEN BOoZF AND YELLED" BURA BABy BURN IF THEY WERE MERELY MAD AT THE COPS ECR ALLEGEDLY NISTREATING THEM THEN WHY DID THEY VENT THEIR VIcLENCE oN THE CIVILIAN WHITEY?» WHAT WAS THEIR METNET J THINie STCREY CARMICHAEL HAS ANSWERED THIS QUESTION. WAS GLAD To LEARN HE WAS ARRESTED For INCITING A Riot IN ATLANTA, HE BELONGS IN A CAGE WITH HIS CRAZY "BLACR PowER" TAL. HE MUST BE ConPLETELy MAb. HE SHavLb BE HARSHLY DEAT wITA. GEN: WALKER WAS RRANDED A MENTAL CASE FOR FAR LESS THAN CARMICHAELS ale | CARMICHAEL. 1S AN ARROGANT ASS, AS WER NS_UN- AMERICAY. HIS ATI TUPE LS WARPED, HE is A SICK MAN. SO [S ALLEGED COMED! AW DICR GkEgIPY WHE WAS CONVICTED OF ICTS Ne AND Ieickive CHICAGO CPs BUT IS STTIAS ——_— _ i ——. es | x — Con SIDERED A'RIG SHOT” AFTER HIS IN HUMAN AND ANIMALISTIC ACT. SINCE WHEN DcES ONE SANE HUMAN REING BITE AN 6 THER? TF I WERE TO Go Ta THE LOCAL VA OFRGE AND WoULD BITE OR RiGR SOME ONE DowlV THERE THEYbD CALL ME DEMENVTED AND SEND — ME To A NUTHoUSE AS A MENACE To Soclery. HOWEVER, THE CARMICHAELS AND THE GRECORYS GET BY WITH SUCH INSANITY. THE PRESS IS STILL ONLANG BLACR POWER" CARMICHAEL THE CHIER” CHIEF WHAT? CHIEF ASITATOR AND TRQUBLEMARER ® HE SHOULD HAVE BEEV PUT AWRY THE VERY FIRST Tine HE YELLED BLACR Powe’ HE I's Too YéLLow To AeHT FOR HIS COUNTRY. HE I's Too COWARDLY To S'0 To VIETNAM, HE,TO0 LS AN AUTHOR oF ANARCHY. CONGRESSMAN CLAYTON POWELL WENT ALONG WITH CARMICHAEL, AND THE CRAZY BLACR PCWER'BIT AND BOASTED OF CARPY/NG A 38 PISTOL! HAS HE THE RLENT TO CARRY A CONGEALED EAPON JUST BECAUSE HE 1S A MEMBER OF CONGRESS P TF Say OC WE ATTACRED AND THREATENED CAUCASIANS AVE THE SWE RIGHT TO PROTECT cuR PERSENG e re PERN APS tee 00 IS A PRIVILE CED CHARACTER THEYRE T. TALRING ABOUT PASSING AN ANT Gun LAW. BUT LET LET POWweLL “Cubes, 2) Distal! THATS our GREAT Socié aye WE ARE Scr AND TIRED OF THE WHOLE DIRTY , ROTTEN MESS. RIOTS! PROTESTS! BRI Ck, O BOTTLE AND STONE THROWING —& SINGING AND CHANTING EFC, THIS CS NOT AMERIC Ich ANYMore, £1 1S AN ASPHALT JUNGLE! THE PRESIDENT SHOULD PoT_A PERMANENT STOP To > FO SUCH SAVAGERY ! THE BAG BLACES START A RIOT OVER THE MOST TRIVIAL THING. THEY TRI GOER IT BY RESIST- ING ARREST. IT 1S HIGH TIME To RESTORE LAW ae ORDER iN OUR m4 a LUNATIC <<. == —_ = = -” CWILIZED> DONT TALR ABOUT i Rieke WITH CHARACTERS LIRE CARMICHNEL AND OTHER “POORS' oN THE Loose! YOURS TRULY, FRAN EVANS
- Tags: Box 19, Box 19 Folder 3, Folder topic: Summerhill riot | non-favorable or radical attitude outside Georgia | 1966
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