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Dear GP.o rg :
I guP-ss I ' ll always ... hink of you as very nice.
he enclosed lA+ ... ,r p ...o ...h~ Mayor , is a sor+ of 11_...... l
Porsonal s.""raigh~ +allc - in my own fashion - which is op-nbook D self pn+Prprisi(\g and lib,...r.e-y loving •
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res.., room - jobs (ha , ... ha... 1 s a laugh} or ha""s - non° of which
hav,.. ... o offer , ... hank ... he Lord.
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ft, i (i 67
Dear George:
I guess I'll always *hink of you as very nice.
The enclosed let*er, *o *he Mayor, is a sor* of 1i**le
personal s*raigh* *alk - in my own fashion - which is open-
book, self enterprising and liber*y loving. Amen. You can
tear i* up - or le* *he Mayor cuss, reading i*.
We have been bugged by several members of Black Power.
Since I'm alone in *he shop often - ‘hey s*alk in - wnt *he
res* room - jobs (ha, *ha*'s a lavgh) or hats = none of which
we have +o offer, *hank *he Lord. BUT if we did have a private
res* room i* would no* be open *o *he public. I have civil
rights +00. Insis* *ha* I do! And intend *o stand up for ‘em.
I can poin* ou* *he *hree nigras who *ore up my Mamma's li**le
*alisman s*ta*ue - with an iron pipe. No use ‘pying *O pro=
secute *hem because its a disadvan*age *o be white these days -
white people have *axa*ion without represen*ation. Big money
keeps being paid ou*+ *0 hush *l blackmailers *hrea*ening riots.
Tax money - you see? And somehow this riles me. I* red ly does.
I *hink lots of people are g+*ing riled with the imbalance. Nav
I have *old Nick I intend +o s*ubbornly stay in hosliebads. I ray
like a challenge. I jus* *ake a stand and intend *o back i+ -
with my life if necessary. I*s *he principle of “he *hing.
I called *he Police Depar*men* *o ask abou* Grim prevention.
Wha* should a bea*-up, skinny 61 year old female do when threatenal
"Pu* ina buzzer" I was *old. "Call +he Police"- I was ‘ola?
And stand by while rioters raise hell? Not me. I'm *o*in' a
Gol+ = 32. I coulan'* swat a fly but I could mess up wild dogs.
> eS 4
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Love enakisees de.
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July ll, 1967
Miss Estelle Strauss
1237 Poplar Grove Drive, N. E.
Atlanta, Georgia
30306
Dear M iss Strauss:
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter
of July 10th and the copy of your letter to
Sena.tor Russell.
I certainly appreciate receiving your views
and your generous comm.ents.
Sincerely yours,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
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July 1, 1967
Miss Estelle Strauss
1237 Poplar Grove Drive, N. E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30306
Dear Miss Strauss:
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter
of July 10th and the copy of your letter to
Senator Russell.
I certainly appreciate receiving your views
and your generous comments.
Sincerely yours,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
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1237 Poplar Grove Dnive, NeEs
Atlanta, Georgia, JOHG
Senaton Richard Russell
Waskingion, D.C.
Dean Sins
Aa a taxpayer, citizen and merchant in the free enterprise
ayeten of this country, I would Like to inform you of exiating
conditions in this city, And since you are a representative of
the people and in a position to clarify the underlying cincun=
atances uhich I am about to relay to your I call this to your
atientions
1) An oaganization exists in Atlanta called the
of the S.C.L.C. Operation Breadbasket wil call
on. merchants primarily with business in Nezave
areas, interview Negroe enployees without pernic~
sion of the owner and question the owner about
peasonad finanelal conditions,
2.) The aepresentative of the aforenentioned graup
proceeds to threaten the ouner that if certain
conditions are not adhered to, his place of bus-
dness will be picketed and boycotted,
Sn) Moat of these independenta are one (1) atone
ounens with solely Negroe employees, the
main thaect of this group ds that a woman
Negroe cashier must aloo be employed with hours
and wages stinulated by the organization. This
tyne of intimiclation cannod exist ina free, enw
terprising countay ab curse These conditions
bring back memories of Naziom and mone recently
Mafia tactics ome reads about.
I beg and implore you 4o inform me if there are any exiating
daus (federal, state, on tocal) io protect the independent merchant
fron thia type of persecution, tlnat of these businesses ane not
dn a podition to compdy with auch outrageous demande.
ALL of us are trying to a6 hand as possible support the
Economic Opportunity Program and all other docsd, state, and fed=
erad organizations of the aaid type by hining sodely Negroes
and aa many, ad our businesses can absorb. What mone can we do?
Tt anxiiously avait reply and sincerely hope you wilt find
the dime 40 investigate this problen which has become a traumatic
experience fon all the independent merchants uhose majarity of
drade are the Negroes.
Sincerely yours,
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MEMORANDUM
TO:
Honorable Ivan Allen Jr., Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia
FROM:
Hosea L. Williams, John Evans and Rev. Shopshire,
Spokesmen for CODCO
SUBJECT:
Requests of COD CO
DATE:
June 30, 1967
I.
SANITATION
1.
2.
3.
II.
III.
garbage collection twice weekly
trash collection once a week
streets swept at least once a week
STRICT ENFORCEMENT OF MINIMUM HOUSING CODE STANDARDS
1.
property owners owning houses in areas zoned for one-family
dwellings shall not be allowed to redesign these houses into
two and more family dwellings, rooming, boarding or apartment houses
2.
All property owners (residential, business or commercial)
shall be required to maintain their property and surroundings
in first class order whether occupied or unoccupied. All
violators should be prosecuted immediately to the fullest
extent of the law.
3.
There shall be a strict enforcement of one-family per house
in areas zoned as such.
RECREATION
1.
Lights for baseball diamond and tennis court for the Bessie ·
Branham Recreation Park.
z.
An adequate number of r e creation supervisors (hired fr om the
the community) to organize and supervise outdoor activity in
the much over -crowded Bessie Branham Park (the present
staff is insufficient for proper supervision of outside activity)
3.
Adequate equipment for the Bessie Branham Park for a wellrounded outdoor recreational program for both youth and adults.
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Mayor Ivan Allen Jr.
4.
5.
June 30, 1967
Wesley Park
a. An adequate number of recreation supervisors (hired from
the community) to organize and supervise outdoor activity
in the much over-crowded Wesley Park (the pre sent staff
is insufficient for proper supervision of outside activity)
b.
Adequate equipment for the Wesley Park for a well-rounded
outdoor r e creational program for both youth and adults.
c.
Landscape around swimming pool
d.
Double the pool facilities.
DeKalb Memorial Park
a.
An adequate number of recreation supervisors (hired from
the community)to organize and supervise outdoor activity
in the much over-crowded DeKalb Memorial Park (t he present sta ff i s insufficie nt fo r prope r supe rvision of outside
activity)
b.
Adequate equipment for the DeKalb Memorial Park for a wellr ounded outdoor recreational program for both yout h a n d
adults.
6. A new pa r k from R od gers b a c k t o Warre n, fr om B oulev a r d t o
Memo r ial which would include the following (30 a creas of land)
a.
b.
IV.
s wim m i ng pool
b ranc h fie ld h ou se
REZONING P RA CTICES C HANGE D
1.
Rezoning petition s
a quar terly b a s i s
should be considere d by the City Council on
2.
Petitions r e j ect e d by the City Council sha ll n ot b e re s ubm itta ble
w i t hin a. 12 - month pe r iod.
3.
A pe t ition o f 2 /3 o f h omeowners within a radius of eight blocks
would be required in order to approve rezoning from residential
to commercial or apartments
4o
Property s hould not be advertised for commercial use
unless already rezoned and approved by the city council as such.
�Mayor Ivan Allen Jr.
V.
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June 30, 1967
5.
A petition signed by 2/3 of the homeowners within a radius of
eight blocks should be re€J:uired to rezone any one..;family dwelling
area for any other purpose.
6.
A petition of 2/3 of the homeowners within 8 blocks should be
be required to secure a special use permit for any residential
area
7.
Rezoning petitions requireing approval of 2/3 of the homeowners
within a eight block radius must be made know to all homeowners
in the area by U.S. mail thirty days prior to presentation to the
City Council.
POLICE PROTECTION
1.
Streefu must be better patrolled for speeders.
2.
Police patrol should not be confined to just thoroughfares
3.
Resp:mse to emergency calls be made more prompt .•
4.
Complaints of law violations made to the poljce· department be
investigated immediately and the source not be made known.
Also a detailed report of the investigation shall be filed in the
police records.
VI •. SEWAGE
VII• . PAVING
1• . Oakview from Boulevard Drive, N.E. to Boulevard Drive, N.E.
2 • . D ixie Street from M emorial Drive to Wyman
(The Mayor should tour these streets
VIII• . ENCLOSE THE EDGEWOOD CREEK
IX.
HOUSING
1.
X.
The city should condemn and acquire the Wesley Homes and
the other housing projects and all the residential slum housing. ·
It should then build a low-rent housing project with adequate
recreational facilities.
SHOPPING CENTER
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FROM:
SUBJECT:
DATE:
MEMORANDUM
Honorable Ivan Allen Jr., Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia
Hosea L. Williams, John Evans and Rev. Shopshire,
Spokesmen for CODCO
Requests of CODCO
June 30, 1967
I, SANITATION
1,
2.
3.
garbage collection twice weekly
trash collection once a week
streets swept at least once a week
Il STRICT ENFORCEMENT OF MINIMUM HOUSING CODE STANDARDS
l.
property owners owning houses in areas zoned for one-family
dwellings shall not be allowed to redesign these houses into
two and more family dwellings, rooming, boarding or apart-
ment houses
All property owners (residential, business or commercial)
shall be required to maintain their property and surroundings
in first class order whether occupiedor unoccupied, All
violators should be prosecuted immediately to the fullest
extent of the law,
There shall be a strict enforcement of one-family per house
in areas zoned as such,
Ill RECREATION
1,
2.
3.
Lights for baseball diamond and tennis court for the Bessie
Branham Recreation Park.
An adequate number of recreation supervisors (hired from the
the community) to organize and supervise outdoor activity in
the much over-crowded Bessie Branham Park (the present
staff is insufficient for proper supervision of outside activity)
Adequate equipment for the Bessie Branham Park for a well-
rounded outdoor recreational program for both youth and adults.
Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. -2- June 30, 1967
4, Wesley Park
a. An adequate number of recreation supervisors (hired from
the community) to organize and supervise outdoor activity
in the much over-crowded Wesley Park (the present staff
is insufficient for proper supervision of outside activity)
b. Adequate equipment for the Wesley Park for a well-rounded
outdoor recreational program for both youth and adults.
c. Landscape around swimming pool
d. Double the pool facilities,
5, DeKalb Memorial Park
a. An adequate number of recreation supervisors (hired from
the community)to organize and supervise outdoor activity
in the much over-crowded DeKalb Memorial Park (the pre-
sent staff is insufficient for proper supervision of outside
activity)
b. Adequate equipment for the DeKalb Memorial Park for a well-
rounded outdoor recreational program for both youth and
adults,
6, A new park from Rodgers back to Warren, from Boulevard to
Memorial which would include the following (30 acreas of land)
a. swimming pool
b. branch field house
IV. REZONING PRACTICES CHANGED
1, Rezoning petitions should be considered by the City Council on
a quarterly basis
2. Petitions rejected by the City Council shall not be resubmittable
within a 12-month period,
3. A petition of 2/3 of homeowners within a radius of eight blocks
would be required in order to approve rezoning from residential
to commercial or apartments
4, Property should not be advertised for commercial use
unless already rezoned and approved by the city council as such,
Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. -3- June 30, 1967
VIL.
VIl..
VIII.
5.
A petition signed by 2/3 of the homeowners within a radius of
eight blocks should be required to rezone any one-family dwelling
area for any other purpose.
A petition of 2/3 of the homeowners within 8 blocks should be
be required to secure a special use permit for any residential
area
Rezoning petitions requireing approval of 2/3 of the homeowners
within a eight block radius must be made know to all homeowners
in the area by U.S. mailthirty days prior to presentation to the
City Council.
POLICE PROTECTION
1. Streets must be better patrolled for speeders.
2. Police patrol should not be confined to just thoroughfares
3. Response to emergency calls be made more prompt...
4,.. Complaints of law violations made to the police department be
investigated immediately and the source not be made known.
Also a detailed report of the investigation shall be filed in the
police records,
SEWAGE
PAVING
1,. Oakview from Boulevard Drive, N.E. to Boulevard Drive, N.E.
2.. Dixie Street from Memorial Drive to Wyman
(The Mayor should tour these streets
ENCLOSE THE EDGEWOOD CREEK
HOUSING
1,
The city should condemn and acquire the Wesley Homes and
the other housing projects and all the residentiel slum housing. ©
It should then build a low-rent housing project with adequate
recreational facilities, |
X, SHOPPING CENTER
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INSPECTION TOUR ROUTE
Kirkwood/East Lake /Blue Heaven
June 30, 1967
Go down Delano Drive, to Rockyford Road
Turn left on Rockyford
Open Ditch {about 158 Rockyford
237 Vacant House Open
Just up the street house with hole on top
Go to Wisteria and turn right
Go-t._ to Murry Hill and turn right
Big house about 248
Go to Sisson and turn right
Go into Hill Crest turn left
At corner on left side open ditch
Go to Oakview turn right
Go to Boulevard Drive and cross on Oakview
Cn right rooming house
On left shopping center site
City used to cut grass and brush along side of street
Go to Cottage Grove and Lakeview turn left
Trash surrounding Boulevard
Oakview needs paving
Turn left on East Lake Terrace
Shopping center sit e
Special permit site
Turn left and go to top of hill
Property along 2281 is being allowed to run down so rezoning can
be applied fo r
Go to 2525 Memorial Drive - -mass r ezoning
Go to East Lake {Rezoned for filling station)
Turn left on East Lake
Go to 150 East Lake {Rezoned for Apartments)
Go to Boulevard and turn left
�Inspection Tour Route
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Go to Saunders turn right
Run down house at# 37
Burned house on corner of Halmand St.
Turn left on Hallrnand
Go to Warren turn right
Go to College Avenue turn right
Go to Locus turn right
Go to 1st House on left
Go to Trotti turn right
Go back to Warren turn left
Go to Boulevard Drive turn right
Go to Hutchison turn right
Go to LaFrance turn right
Go to Mason
Little shoppinin g c enter filthy
Tur n right on Mayson
Go to Amanda turn left
See aparhnents
F o llow Street o n around t o Wesl e y
Turn left on Wesley
Turn left at First Stree t
See park and pool
Return to Wesley and turn left
Go to Forte Street
Stop at open branch
Turn around
Go back to Wesley turn left
Stop at "cell block"
Go to Marona Street turn left
June 30, 1967
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INSPECTION TOUR ROUTE
Kirkwood/East Lake/Blue Heaven
June 30, 1967
Go down Delano Drive, to Rockyford Road
Turn left on Rockyford
Open Ditch (about 158 Rockyford
237 Vacant House Open
Just up the street house with hole on top
Go to Wisteria and turn right
Gotto Murry Hill and turn right
Big house about 248
Go to Sisson and turn right
Go into Hill Crest turn left
At corner on left side open ditch
Go to Oakview turn right
Go to Boulevard Drive and cross on Oakview
Cn right rooming house
On left shopping center site
City used to cut grass and brush along side of street
Go to Cottage Grove and Lakeview turn left
Trash surrounding Boulevard
Oakview needs paving
Turn left on East Lake Terrace
Shopping center site
Special permit site
Turn left and go to top of hill
Property along 2281 is being allowed to run down so rezoning can
be applied for
Go to 2525 Memorial Drive--mass rezoning
Go to East Lake (Rezoned for filling station)
Turn left on East Lake
Go to 150 East Lake (Rezoned for Apartments)
Go to Boulevard and turn left
Inspection Tour Route -2-
Go to Saunders turn right
Run down house at # 37
Rurned house on corner of Halmand St.
Turn left on Hallmand
Go to Warren turn right
Go to College Avenue turn right
Go to Locus turn right
Go to lst House on left
Go to Trotti turn right
Go back to Warren turn left
Go to Boulevard Drive turn right
Go to Hutchison turn right
Go to LaFrance turn right
Go to Mason
Little shoppining center filthy
Turn right on Mayson
Go to Amanda turn left
See apartments
Follow Street on around to Wesley
Turn left on Wesley
Turn left at First Street
See park and pool
Return to Wesley and turn left
Go to Forte Street
Stop at open branch
Turn around
Go back to Wesley turn left
Stop at ''cell block"
Go to Marona Street turn left
June 30, 1967
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June 29 , 1967
Mr. Wm. F . Buc hanan
Edenfield, Heyman & Sizemore
310 Fulton Federal Building
Atlanta , Georgia
30303
Dear Mr. _thchanan :
Thank you for your letter of June 27th and for
your kind_,. r emarks.
I'll try to follow your advice • • • sometimes
you have to shoot them on the ground.
Sincerely yours,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
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June 29, 1967
Mr. Wm, F,. Buchanan
Edenfield, Heyman & Sizemore
310 Fulton Federal Building
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Mr, @achanan:
Thank you for your letter of June 27th and for
your kind_remarks,
I'll try to follow your advice... sometimes
you have to shoot them on the ground,
Sincerely yours,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
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LAW OFF IC ES
EDENFIELD , HEYMAN & SIZEMORE
310
HERM AN HEYMAN
NE WE LL EDENFIELD
L AMAR W. SIZEMORE
ROBERT
TER RY
W. DAN
FEDERAL
BUILDI NG
WI LLI AM
F . BUCH ANAN
OF COUNSEL
G. Y OUNG
June 27, 1967
P. McKENNA
ROBERT
WILLIAM
FULTON
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
E . HICK S
ARTHUR
HEYM A N
( 1867- H,.51)
H. MAJOR
GREER
MAUR ICE N . MALOOF
JOSEP H LEF K OFF
BENJ AM I N
TELEPH ONE
521-2268
H. OEHLERT ID
Mayor Ivan Allen
City Hall
Atlanta, G€ orgia
30303
Dear I van:
I want to congratulate you on your refusal to obey .the demands
made at the whim of the self-appointed Negro leader in the
Kirkwood district, who claims to be a preacher, to wit, Hosea
Williams. He has never been elected by the people to any office.
You are the Mayor of Atlanta. If there is any discrepancy in
street work, garbage collection, or sewage disposal you have
the heads of departments whose duty it is to investigate these
matters and in the proper time, correct them.
When Hosea Williams refuses to show the heads of city departments
the reasons behind his complaints he is acting in a highly
capricious and dictorial manner .
I phoned your office once before and requested that you be told
that it was my opinion that you made a mistake every time
you went to a Negr o mass meeting which is organized for the
purpose of stating their wrath against the c ity government for
any reason.
Any citizen should know to go to . the City Hall to make his
complaint and I think it humiliates you and your office
when you go to a Negro YMCA, church, or school to talk to
Negro or white people or Israeli, Arabs, or Egyptians about
their dissatisfaction with the performance of some he ad of
department in their community. You merely expose yourself
to some smart-aleck Negro who gets up and makes a firey
speech condemning y ou and the administration of the city
government, and at such a meeting common sense and good judgment are thrown out the window.
Ivan, I was raised on the other side of the tracks, with Negroes.
I have known them for over seventy years. The more you give
them, the more they demand. There is no end to their wanting.
�Mayor Ivan Allen
June 27, 1967
Page Two
At one time they would ask, but now they simply demand or
else threaten the government.
The Police Department is organized to handle these young
hoodlums, and it is a mistake for you to expose yourself
to these organized riots.
I once worked for the Sanitary Department; so did my father
and my grandfather. Atlantal s Sanitary Department has
continued, and today is giving the best service that Atlanta
has received in my lifetime, and I wasn't born yesterday.
With personal regards.
WFB:ld
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HERMAN HEYMAN
LAW OFFICES
EDENFIELD, HEYMAN & SIZEMORE
310 FULTON FEDERAL BUILDING WILLIAM F. BUCHANAN
NEWELL EDENFIELD ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 OF COUNSEL
LAMAR W. SIZEMORE
ROBERT G. YOUNG
TERRY P. MCKENNA June 27; 1967 ARTHUR HEYMAN
ROBERT E. HICKS
(867-1951)
WILLIAM H. MAJOR
W. DAN GREER
MAURICE N. MALOOF
JOSEPH LEFKOFF
BENJAMIN H. OEHLERT II
TELEPHONE
521-2266
Mayor Ivan Allen
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Ivan:
I want to congratulate you on your refusal to obey the demands
made at the whim of the self-appointed Negro leader in the
Kirkwood district, who claims to be a preacher, to wit, Hosea
Williams. He has never been elected by the people to any office.
You are the Mayor of Atlanta. If there is any discrepancy in
street work, garbage collection, or sewage disposal you have
the heads of departments whose duty it is to investigate these
matters and in the proper time, correct them.
When Hosea Williams refuses to show the heads of city departments
the reasons behind his complaints he is acting in a highly
capricious and dictorial manner.
I phoned your office once before and requested that you be told
that it was my opinion that you made a mistake every time
you went to a Negro mass meeting which is organized for the
purpose of stating their wrath against the city government for
any reason,
Any citizen should know to go to the City Hall to make his
complaint and I think it humiliates you and your office
when you go to a Negro YMCA, church, or school to talk to
Negro or white people or Israeli, Arabs, or Egyptians about
their dissatisfaction with the performance of some head of
department in their community. You merely expose yourself
to some smart-aleck Negro who gets up and makes a firey
speech condemning you and the administration of the city
government, and at such a meeting common sense and good judg-
ment are thrown out the window.
Ivan, I was raised on the other side of the tracks, with Negroes.
I have known them for over seventy years. The more you give
them, the more they demand. There is no end to their wanting.
Mayor Ivan Allen
June 27, 1967
Page Two
At one time they would ask, but now they simply demand or
else threaten the government.
The Police Department is organized to handle these young
hoodlums, and it is a mistake for you to expose yourself
to these organized riots.
I once worked for the Sanitary Department; so did my father
and my grandfather. Atlanta's Sanitary Department has
continued, and today is giving the best service that Atlanta
has received in my lifetime, and I wasn't born yesterday.
With personal regards.
Sincerely yours;
— hw F Arche
WM. F, BUCHANAN
WFB:1d *
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June 27, 1967
MEMORANDUM
TO:
George
Mr. B. M. Huggins, 377-4315, calledtodayregardingtheY.S.D.
Boys Club in Kirkwood. Mr. Huggins advised he is the owner of
a building at 75 Norwood Ave., N.E. and the Boys Club rents this
building from him. He advised that since these Negro boys had
moved into the building they had broken out the windows and the
building was in deplorable condition. He also stated that they
do not have any garbage cans but dump the garbage in a ditch in
back of the building.
The Sanitary Dept. could not be expected
to get up this garbage.
He submits this only as information that in a short period of
time they have ruined a good building and has no bearing on
neglect of city services.
elaine
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June 27, 1967 ff
MEMORANDUM
TO: George
Mr. B. M. Huggins, 377-4315, called today regarding the Y.S.D.
Boys Club in Kirkwood. Mr. Huggins advised he is the owner of
a building at 75 Norwood Ave., N.E,. and the Boys Club rents this
building from him. He advised that since these Negro boys had
moved into the building they had broken out the windows and the
building was in deplorable condition. He also stated that they
do not have any garbage cans but dump the garbage in a ditch in
back of the building. The Sanitary Dept. could not be expected
to get up this garbage.
He submits this only as information that in a short period of
time they have ruined a good building and has no bearing on
neglect of city services,
elaine
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streets of Bos ton's heaviily Ne-.
.g ro Roxbury section yesterday
and told Negroes they mu s t
take cont rol of the land and
stores in their ar eas.
"Vve will control things i-n our
communiti es by an y means necessary, h e told · a r ally in
Franklin Parle
.
"If h unky [the white m an]
gets his store bombed out every
Friday or Sat urday,' ' Car michael
said, "he's going to have t o sell
it to us ."
He also told the crowd that
the only way to stop "racis t
aggression" by police "is by
armed resistance." He did n ot
elaborate but said, "as long as
injustice prevails, there will be
no peace."
·
Boston's Acting Mayor Barry
T. Hynes had criticized Carm ichael's v isit, saying he "incites violence w:herever he goes"
and warned that violence would
not be tolerated. Roxbury was
the scene of Negro rioting the
weekend of J une 2-4.
There was only one m inor incident yester<lay. Police arrested a •w hite man who was carrying a sign reading, "I fight
povert;r, I work." He scuffled
with a small group of Negr:oes
and was charged with breach
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Carmichael was expected to
return to Atlanta, where eh was
released from ja il Saturday after posting a $1,000 appeal
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tack market distribu-
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snwillingness to heed
warnings of some
the medical profes-
derscored for Hell-
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Boston, (AP)—Stokely Carmi-
chael led a march through the
streets of Boston's heavily Ne-
gro Roxbury section yesterday
and told Negroes they must
take control of the land and
stores in their areas.
"We will control things in our
communities by any means ne-
ecessary,” he told a rally in
Franklin Park,
‘Tf hunky [the white man]
gets his store bombed out every
Friday or Saturday,” Carmichael
said, “he’s going to have to sell
it to us.”
He also told the crowd that
the only way to stop “racist
aggression” by police “is by
armed resistance.” He did not
elaborate but said, “as long as
injustice prevails, there will be
no peace.”
Boston's Acting Mayor Barry
T. Hynes had criticized Car-
michael's visit, saying he “in-
cites violence wherever he goes"
and warned that violence would
not be tolerated, Roxbury was
the scene of Negro rioting the
weekend of June 2-4.
There was only one minor in-
cident yesterday. Police arrest-
ed a white man who was carry-
ing a sign reading, “I fight
poverty, I work.” He scuffled
with a small group of Negroes
and was charged with breach
o the peace.
Carmichael was expected to
return to Atlanta, where eh was
released from jail Saturday af-
ter posting a $1,000 appeal
bond. .
Associaton. } Py ; gry wy
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his father, Frank. .
Frankie died of Ler
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Schools Superintend:
childhood programs, whir
‘in the city schools. pare sg
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the depressed areas of tl.
Donovan said a “very
strengthening” of the pi
would be forthcoming. .
But he reserved deta.
program and its finance’
press conference later
Board of Education .
ters in Brooklyn, ‘
On WABC.TV's “The
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novan said yesterday 1
three major problems of as Hn!
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June 26, 1967
Mr. Scott Nix.on
SFC Building
Augusta, Georgia
30902
Dear M r . Nixon :
In reply to your kind letter of June 25th, I think. you
put the cart befor the horse. The Negro citizen
earned and deserved full American citizenship
many years ago. The fact that he has been denied
these rights and privileges through the years is the
reason for our problems today.
It is not going to be easy to correct the mi takes of
the past hundred years, but some how or other. we
will do it.
Sincerely your ,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
M yor
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June 26, 1967
_ Mr. Scott Nixon
SFC Building
Augusta, Georgia 30902
Dear Mr. Nixon:
In reply to your kind letter of June 25th, I think you
put the cart before the horse. The Negro citizen
earned and deserved full American citizenship
many years ago. The fact that he has been denied
these rights and privileges through the years is the
reason for our problems today.
It is not going to be easy to correct the mistakes of
the past hundred years, but some how or other, we
will do it.
Sincerely yours,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
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SCOTT NIXON
SFC Building · ·
June 25th., ' 67
AUGUSTA
30902
Mr. Ivan Allen, Mayor
City of Atl anta,
At lenta, Georgia,.
Dear MaYor Allen:
.All of u s here in the state of Geor gia regr et the events
that have occured in your City especially when you were one of the avant
garde who championed the Negro cause when the hyst eria had i ts beginning.
It
to give
feet o f
they be
is a pity that those who have been the le aders in this movement
the Negro all he a sks for and more besi des, overleoked the simple
nature that when privileges are ·extended that are not earned whether,
Negro, white, children or soldieBs their demands are never sat i ated.
Children learn early in life that a little yelling get s one thing and
its repe~etion gets more s o, that is what you have today: the old spoiled
child telni que. All of us respect authority th at remains firm and never
deviates.
-
Here is August a, we have been free of such ai d mehy are smug in t he
feeling it won ' t happen here however , I contend things could erupt over
night should the proper agitator appear on t he scene.
I am sorry that y our chickens of appeasment have cane home to roost.
Cordi ally,
(Fonner member of City Council )
( " Chnirman Richmond County Conmission)
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S10 Oa Nal KOON SE AUGUSTA
30902
Mp. Iven Allen, Mseyor
City of Atlenta,
Atlenta, Georgia.
Deer Meyor Allen:
411 of us here in the State of Georgia regret the events
that have occured in your City especially when you were one of the avant
garde who chempioned the Negro cause when the hysteria head its beginning.
It is a pity that those who heve been the leaders in this movement
to give the Negro all he asks for and more besides, overlaoked the simple
fect of neture thet when privileges are extended that are not earned whether,
they be Negro, white, children or soldiezs their demends ere never satiated.
Children learn early in life that a little yelling gets one thing md
its repebetion gets more so, thet is what you have today: the old spoiled
child tecnique. All of us respect authority that remains firm end never
deviates. ie
Here is Augusta, we have been free of such md mehy ere smug in the
feeling it won't happen here however, I contend things could erupt over
night should the proper agitator appear on the scene.
I em sorry that your chéckens of appeasment have come home to roost.
Cordially,
. (Former member of City Council )
——_— ( Chhirmen Richmond County Commission)
y
SBE fou he-dolion ry Lourmerck!
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Mr . C. L. Greene , Jr.
City Servi ces Coordinator
Nash - ashingt on City Service Center
Atlanta , Georgi a
June 13, 1967
TO:
Mr. Johnny H. Robinson
FROM:
C. L. Gr eene, J r .
Met with Mrs . Mary L. Aver y - JOO SQDset Avenue, N.
c ussed City Se rvices and also Urban Renewal.
,v .
at 10 a.m.
Dis-
21rs . Avery was one of whom
posed questions, etc. at Cos11opolitan Church meeting June 6 , 196 7.
After
our disc ussion she seems to be in a more recelJtive mood and has requested
my attendance at a meet ing to be hel d Wedne sday evening, June 28, 1967
with Urban Renewal map f or a more det ailed study .
She feels the Mayor i s
s incere and was labor ing lillder a handicap on June 6 , 196 7 due to t he whole
diverse opini ons .
She further feels sm l l er meetings wo uld be an advantage
where r easonableness, and calm mi ght prevail .
C. L. Greene, Jr.
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Mr. C, L, Greene, Jr,
City Services Coordinator
Nash-Washington City Service Center
Atlanta, Georgia
June 13, 1967
TO: Mr. Johnny H, Robinson
FROM: C. L. Greene, Jr.
Met with Mrs. Mary L. Avery - 300 Sunset Avenue, N. w. at 10 a.m. Dis-
cussed City Services and also Urban Renewal. Mrs. Avery was one of whom
posed ouestions, etc. at Cosmopolitan Church meeting June 6, 1967, After
our discussion she seems to be in a more rece:tive mood and has requested
my attendance at a meeting to be held Wednesday evening, June 28, 1967
with Urban Renewal map for a more detailed study. She feels the Mayor is
sincere and was laboring under a handicap on June 6, 1967 due to the whole
diverse opinions, whe further feels smaller meetings would be an advantage
where reasonableness, and calm might prevail.
G, L. Greene, Jr.
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Mr. C. L. Greene , Jr.
City Services Coordinator
Nash-Washingt on City Service Center
Atlanta , Geor gi a
June 13, 196 7
TO :
Mr. Johnny H. Robirison
FROM :
C. L. Gr eene, J r.
Met with Mrs . Mary L. Avery - 300 Sunse t Avenue , N. W. at 10 a . m.
cussed City Service s and al s o Urban Renewal.
Dis -
Mr s . Avery was one of whom
pose d questi ons, e t c. at Cosmopoli tan Church meeting June 6, 196 7.
After
our di scus sion she seems to be in a more r eceptive mood and has reques t ed
my attendance at a meeting t o be he l d \,ednesday evening, June 28 , 1967
with Urban Renewal map for a more detailed study.
She feel s the Iayor is
sincere and was l aboring under a handic ap on June 6, 1967 due to the wide
di verse opini ons .
She further feels smc::. ller 111eetings would be an advantage
where reasonableness , and calm mi ght pre vail.
C. L. Greene, Jr .
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Mr. C, L. Greene, Jr.
City Services Coordinator
Nash-Washington City Service Center
Atlanta, Georgia
June 13, 1967
TO: Mr. Johnny H. Robinson
FROM: C, L, Greene, dr.
Met with Mrs. Mary L. Avery - 300 Sunset Avenue, N. W, at 10 a.m. Dis-
cussed City Services and also Urban Renewal. Mrs. Avery was one of whom
posed questions, etc. at Cosmopolitan Church meeting June 6, 1967, After
our discussion she seems to be in a more receptive mood and has requested
my attendance at a meeting to be held Wednesday evening, June 28, 1967
with Urban Renewal map for a more detailed study. she feels the Mayor is
sincere and was laboring under a handicap on June 6, 1967 due to the wide
diverse opinions, she further feels smeller meetings would be an advantage
where reasonableness, and calm might prevail.
C, L. Greene, Jr.
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CITY OF .ATLANT.A
CITY HALL
ATLANTA, GA. 30303
Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404
IVAN ALLEN, JR ., MAYOR
R. EARL LANDERS , Administrative Assistant
MRS. ANN M. MOSES, Executive Secretary
DAN E. SWEAT, JR. , Directo r of Governmental Lia ison
June 19, 1967
MEMORANDUM
TO
IAJr.
FROM
AM
As a result of the wire from Lester McCann, in which he -outlined
the circumstances when he was refused admittance to the Haalth
Club of the Downtown, YMCA, I talked with Mr. Joseph Bransby,
who furnishe d the following information.
He said that the Downtown Y was 85% int egrated, but that the Health
Club and swimming pool had not b e en. He said that they were honest
will all p eo pl e in telling them that it was against their policy to
admit negroes to these two ar ea s . The E xec utive Committee was
meeting Tues day afternoon (6/20) to discuss policy on the se two
s ens itive areas . H e advised that the General M e mber ship due s ar e
$50 . 00 a y e ar, which include s the s wimming pobl (although t hey have
never had any Negroes se e king to use it ) and the Health Club w as $1 0 0.
He further said that McCann was t h e first Negro to ever appea r at this
club with a member ship card from ano t her club (Hollywood , Calif. )
He said t hey explained t o Mr . McCain that all YMCA cards offer
reci pi cal faciliti e s based on local p r ac t ices , and that the h e alth club
w as not open t o N e groe s .
H e said the y receiv ed a call fr om S NICK on Tue sday, and had s et up
an a p pointment Wednesday afternoon to di scuss this w i th SNICK and Mr.
McCann, and they never showe d up.
H e also said he w ould a d vi s e this office of any decisions made Tuesday
by the Metro politan E xecutive Committee, Jefferson Davis , Chairman.
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CITY OF ATLANTA
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CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303
Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404
IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR
— R. EARL LANDERS, Administrative Assistant
June 19, 19 67 \~ MRS. ANN M. MOSES, Executive Secretary
= DAN E. SWEAT, JR., Director of Governmental Liaison
MEMORANDUM
TO : IATr.
FROM : AM
As a result of the wire from Lester McCann, in which he outlined
the circumstances when he was refused admittance to the Haalth
Club of the Downtown, YMCA, I talked with Mr. Joseph Bransby,
who furnished the following information.
He said that the Downtown Y was 85% integrated, but that the Health
Club and swimming pool had not been, He said that they were honest
will all people in telling them that it was against their policy to
admit negroes to these two areas, The Executive Committee was
meeting Tuesday afternoon (6/20) to discuss policy on these two
sensitive areas, He advised that the General Membership dues are
$50.00 a year, which includes the swimming pool (although they have
never had any Negroes seeking to use it) and the Health Club was $100.
He further said that McCann was the first Negro to ever appear at this
club with a membership card from another club (Hollywood, Calif, )
He said they explained to Mr, McCain that all YMCA cards offer
recipical facilities based on local practices, and that the health club
was not open to Negroes,
He said they received a call from S NICK on Tuesday, and had set up
an appointment Wednesday afternoon to discuss this with SNICK and Mr.
McCann, and they never showed up,
He also said he would advise this office of any decisions made Tuesday
by the Metropolitan Executive Committee, Jefferson Davis, Chairman,
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April 20; 1967
Mr . Jon Braude
4136 Rose Hill Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio
45229
Dear Mr . Braude:
As Mayor Allen is t.l'Ut of the City I would lik . to t · f r to
your lett r of May 19th.
Th r hav be n no r dal lncid nt
you :v fer red to in S pt mber .
Sine r ly your •
Mrs. Ann Mo
~e(:utiv · Seer t ry·
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ae SS a
En ee
——
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April 20, 1967
Mr. Jon Braude
4136 Rose Hill Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45229
Dear Mr. Braude:
As Mayor Allen is out of the City I would like to refer to
your letter of May 19th.
There have been no racial incidents since the disturbances
you referred to in September.
Sincerely yours,
Mrs. Ann Moses
Executive Secretary
AM/br
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DR . A L BERT M . DA VI S
MRS. E U N ICE COOPER
PRESIDENT
SEC RETARY
DR . C . MILES SMITH
TREASURER
ATL ANTA BRANCH
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE
859 - 1/2 HUNTER STREET, N . W .
S U I TE 105
ATLANTA,
GEO RGIA
30314
524-8 0 54
February 20, 1967
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor, City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mr. Allen:
I would like to express my appreciation to you for your
interest in the resolutions of our Housing Conference.
These resolutions represent many hours of consultation
with leading citizens of this community and a desired
goal to be accomplished.
We are referring copies to Mr. Cecil Alexander, Chairman, Housing Resources Committee and to Mr. Irving Kaler,
Chairman, Community Relations Commission.
Sincerely yours,
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Albert M. Davis, MD
President
AMD:ts
cc:
Mr.
Mr.
Cecil Alexander
Irving Kaler
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OR. ALBERT M. DAVIS MRS. EUNICE COOPER
DR. c.
PRESIDENT SECRETARY MILES SMITH
ATLANTA BRANCH
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE
859-1/2 HUNTER STREET, N. W. SUITE 105 ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30314 524-8054
February 20, 1967
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor, City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mr. Allen:
I would like to express my appreciation to you for your
interest in the resolutions of our Housing Conference.
These resolutions represent many hours of consultation
with leading citizens of this community and a desired
goal to be accomplished.
We are referring copies to Mr. Cecil Alexander, Chair-
man, Housing Resources Committee and to Mr. Irving Kaler,
Chairman, Community Relations Commission.
Sincerely yours,
/
Albert M. Davis, MD
President
AMD :ts
ec: Mr, Cecil Alexander
Mr, Irving Kaler
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D R . A L B E RT
MRS .
M . D A VIS
DR. C . MILES S MITH
EU NI C E COOPER
TREAS U RER
SE C RET ARY
PRESI D ENT
ATL ANTA BRANCH
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE
859-1 / 2
HUNTER STREET, N . W .
S UIT E 105
ATl.J\ N
f -,_
ATLANTA,
GEORGI A
30314
524-805 4
BRANCH N A 1~ C P
Pc'lschal Motor Hotel
Cit < de Housing Conferenc
turday, February 11, 1967
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS , it has been confirmed clearly by reports and cliscussions
of con~ultants, c'lnd participants of this conxerence that existing
housing in Metropolitan Atlanta, and future planning by private ancl
governmental agencies is basically segregated,
WH3REAS, Federal and other public funds are employe d in the develop- .
ment of a major portion of such housing, and
WHEREAS, The Atlanta Housing Authority and other authorities are in
control of most of the residential rental units,
WHEREl',S, There is no clearly state d public policy on housing bias by
Atlanta and other municipalities
BE IT RSSOLVED THAT, This Citywide Housing Conference of the NM C?
request and call for the following to be implemented :
1. That the newly created mayor's Housing Resources Committee request
the Atlantn Boa rd of Alderman to pass an "Open Housing Occupancy"
Or d innnce.
2 . NAACP be directed to re-convene this conference in an ex panded
manner within 30 days.
3 . Reque st thc1 t the Georgia Assembly pass a tax abatement l aw to
p rovide mor e housing in the sta te of Georgia .
4. Requ e st Mayor a nd Board of Alder man to r e duce t erm o f Atlanta
Hous ing Authorit y members f r om 10 yea rs to 5 yea r s a s in other cities
of the country , and t o incr e as e the r epr e sent a tion of Negr oes on the
authority.
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Atlanta Branch NAACP
February 11, 1967
5.
Request rezoining of eYcessive land for industrial use to residential.
6. Expansion of ·Community stabilization programs such as one by
AFSC, with d irect help from city and county governments.
7. Request monthly report from Mayor's office on all programs and
agencies dealing with housing.
8.
Request information on current status of r2o d el Ci ties' program.
9. Request that citi z ens of all ethnic groups be includeo. in the
planning and implementation of all housing and renewal programs.
10. Oppose the use of city, state and / or fe d eral fun d s for the
perpetuation of segregation in housing.
11. Request Atlanta Housing Authority eliminate all patterns of
segregation.
a . Central app lica tion office for all p e ople.
b. Elimination of segregation within each housing unit.
12. Request tha t a d c itiona l public housing construction sites
includ e areas other than the Southwest and Northwest sections .
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DR. ALBERT M. DAVIS MRS. EUNICE COOPER DR. C. MILES SMITH
PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER
ATLANTA BRANCH
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE
859-1/2 HUNTER STREET, N. W. SUITE 105 ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30314 524-8054
ral ™
et BRANCH NM A A CP
Citywide Housing Conference’ Paschal ifotor Hotel
Saturday, February 11, 1°67
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, it has been confirmed clearly by reports and discussions
of consultants, and participants of this conference that existing
housing in Metropolitan Atlanta, and future planning by private and
governmental agencies is basically segregated,
WHIREAS, Federal and other public funds are employed in the develop-
ment of a major portion of such housing, and
WHEREAS, The Atlanta Housing Authority and other authorities are in
control of most of the residential rental units,
WHEREAS, There is no clearly stated public policy on housing bias by
Atlanta and other municipalities
BE IT RESOLVED THAT, This Citywide Housing Conference of the NAACP
request and call for the following to be implemented:
1. That the newly created mayor's Housing Resources Committee request
the Atlanta Board of Alderman to pass an "Open Housing Occupancy"
Ordinance.
2. NAACP be directed to re-convene this conference in an expanded
manner within 30 days.
3. Request that the Georgia Assembly pass a tax abatement law to
provide more housing in the state of Georgia.
4. Request Mayor and Board of Alderman to reduce term of Atlanta
Housing Authority members from 10 years to 5 years as in other cities
of the country, and to increase the representation of Negroes on the
authority.
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Atlanta Branch NAACP
February 11, 1967
5. Request rezoining of excessive land for industrial use to residential.
6. Expansion of Community stabilization programs such as one by
AFSC, with cirect help from city and county governments.
7. Request monthly report from Mayor's office on all programs and
agencies dealing with housing.
8. Request information on current status of ilodel Cities' progran.
9. Request that citizens of all ethnic groups be included in the
planning and implementation of all housing and renewal programs.
10. Oppose the use of city, state and/ or federal funds for the
perpetuation of segregation in housing.
11, Request Atlanta Housing Authority eliminate all patterns of
segregation.
a. Central application office for all people,
b. Elimination of segregation within each housing unit.
12. Request that adcitionel public housing construction sites
include areas other than the Southwest and Northwest sections.
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ATLANTA LIFE lNS U HANG E COMPANY
PO S T Of"Fl<::;E B O X 897
ATLANTA, GEORG IA :JO:JOl
JES SE
March l, 1967
lhLI.., JR.
ACTUARY
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor, City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
,·
Dear Mayor Allen:
i
The Atlanta Summit Leadership Conference
urgently requests that your office launch a
full scale investigation of the deaths of an
entire family of the Perry Homes Housing Project
in Atlanta. Death occured Thursday, bodies were
discovered Saturday.
The victims were Mrs. Josie Marie Callier, a
daughter age 9 and two sons, ages 6 and 7. We have
reports of possible negligence on the part of the
Atlanta Housing Authority. We have reports that
there have been at least 4 other incidents of a
faulty gas system causing deaths of tenants. Including one case where one victim reported a faulty gas
condition in his apartment, before he became a fatal
victim.
Very truly yours,
ATLANTA SUMMIT LEADERSHIP ffiNF ERENCE
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- Hill, Jr., Co-Ch a irman
Alderman Q. V. Williamson,Co - Chairman
Rev. Samuel W. Williams,.Cct- Chai r man
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ATLANTA LIFE INSURANGE GCOMPANY
POST OFFICE BOX B9O7
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30301
JESSE IIL, Jr. . March li, 1967
ACTUARY
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor, City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
The Atlanta Summit Leadership Conference
urgently requests that your office launch a
full scale investigation of the deaths of an
entire family of the Perry Homes Housing Project
in Atlanta. Death occured Thursday, bodies were
discovered Saturday.
The victims were Mrs. Josie Marie Callier, a
daughter age 9 and two sons, ages 6 and 7. We have
reports of possible negligence on the part of the
Atlanta Housing Authority. We have reports that
there have been at least 4 other incidents of a
faulty gas system causing deaths of tenants. Includ-
ing one case where one victim reported a faulty gas
condition in his apartment, before he became a fatal
victim.
Very truly yours,
ATLANTA SUMMIT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
c Fie pe DO ~ ae
Josée Hill, Jr., Co-Chairman
Alderman Q. V. Williamson,Co-Chairman
Rev. Samuel W. Williams,Co-Chairman
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Marc h 3, 1967
Mr. Jesse Hill
Atlanta Life Insuranc e Company
P . 0 . Box 897
Atlanta, Georgia 30301
Dear Jesse :
May I acknowledge :receipt of your letter on
behalf of the Atlanta Summit Leadership
Conference regarding the four deaths in Perry
Homes.
A thorough inve tigation is being made of thi
by the Atlanta Hou ing Authority, the insurance
company, the Coroner, and the Atlanta Police
Department. I will follow the inve tigation clo ely
to its conclusion, nd I am immediately a king for
the report from the Atlanta Police Dtpartment.
Sincerely,
Ivan All n, Jr.
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March 3, 1967
Mr. Jesse Hill
Atlanta Life Insurance Company
P, O. Box 897
Atlanta, Georgia 30301
Dear Jesse:
May I acknowledge receipt of your letter on
behalf of the Atlanta Summit Leadership
Conference regarding the four deaths in Perry
Homes,
A thorough investigation is being made of this
by the Atlanta Housing Authority, the insurance
company, the Coroner, and the Atlanta Police
Department. I will follow the investigation closely
to its conclusion, and Iam immediately asking for
the report from the Atlanta Police Department.
Sincerely,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
IAJr:am
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EOWIN L. STERNE
M. B. SATTERFIELD
CHAIRMAN
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ANO SECRETARY
GEORGE S. CRAFT
CARLTON GARRETT
VICE CHAIRMAN
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
J. B. BLAYTON
GILBERT H. BOGGS
DIRECTOR O F HOUSING
JOHN 0. CHILES
GEORGE R. SANDER
FRANK G. ETHERIDGE
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
824 HURT BUILDING
ATLANTA. GEORGIA
30303
JACKSON 3-6074
March 9, 1967
Office of the Mayor
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Attention:
Captain G. A. Royal
Dear Captain Royal:
In accordance with your request of yesterday, I
enclosing a copy of the report on the occurrence at
Perry Homes about which you inquired.
am
Sincerely,
H. Bog
Director of Housing
GHB :clm
Enclosure
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M. B. SATTERFIELD
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND SECRETARY
EDWIN L. STERNE
CHAIRMAN
GEORGE Ss. CRAFT
VICE CHAIRMAN
CARLTON GARRETT
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
GILBERT H. BOGGS
DIRECTOR OF HOUSING
J. B. BLAYTON
JOHN O. CHILES
GEORGE R. SANDER
FRANK G. ETHERIDGE
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
824 HURT BUILDING
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
JACKSON 3-6074
March 9, 1967
Office of the Mayor
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Attention: Captain G. A. Royal
Dear Captain Royal:
In accordance with your request of yesterday, I
am enclosing a copy of the report on the occurrence at
Perry Homes about which you inquired.
Sincerely,
©
Gilbert H. Bog
Director of Housing
GHB: dm
Enclosure
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