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N . N . BURNES . CH AIRMAN & GEN . M GR .
N . N . B UR NES . JR. , P RESIDENT
H . 0 . L AN IER . V lCE P RESIDENT
JOE L . SULZBACHER , JR . . V IC E PRESIDENT
COTTON
HUGH S . BURNES. S ECY.-T REAS.
MERCHANTS
ROME, GA.,
Sept.
8, 1966
Mayor Ivan Al len
City Hall
Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Ivan:
Thanks a nd cong ratul a tions for the efficient, and coura g eous
manner that y ou h a ndled the incident in Atlanta this we ek.
Kindest persona l re g ards.
Your s very trul y,
~ u r n e s , Jr .
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N. N. BURNES. CHainman & GEN. Mor. N,N. BURNES. JR.. Presipent H. D. LANIER, Vice PresipEnt JOEL. SULZBACHER, JR... ViCE PRESIDENT HUGH 5. BURNES. Secy.-TREas.
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COTTON MERCHANTS
ROME, GA.,
Sept. 8, 1966
Mayor Ivan Allen
City Hall
Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Ivan:
Thanks and congratulations for the efficient, and courageous
manner that you handled the incident in Atlanta this week.
Kindest personal regards.
Yours very truly,
a - Burnes, Jr.
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SOLICITOR GE N ER A L
W. B. SKIPWORTH, JR.
A ssT. SOLICITOR GE N ER A L
FRA N K K . M ARTIN
AD M I N ISTRATIVE A SST.
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C HAT TA HOOCHEE
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MAR IO N
M USCOGEE
T A LBOT
T AYLO R
September 8, 1966
Hon. Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor's Office
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mr. Allen:
I would like to take this opportunity to express
to you my admiration for you and the manner in which
you handled the Negro roit on September 6, 1966.
I was able to see some of the roit on the CBS
evening news here in Columbus, and I must say that
you displayed a great amount of courage in placing
yourself in the middle of such a mob. However, the
main reason I am wr iting to you is due to a remark
I heard you make at the heigth of t he roit. That
remark, in essence, was when you addressed yourself
to a Negro taking part in the roit and you told him
that regardless of what he may think about who was
running the City of Atlanta that fact was that you
were running the city and that was the way it was
going to be. Taking such a firm attitude at such a
critical moment shows, in my opinion, the true colors
of a man and I would say your colors showed true blue.
In case you might have some problem in determining
exactly who I am, perhaps you can place my by the fact
that you and my father went to Georgia Tech together
and both of you were S.A.E. 's. Also, I worked for Sen.
Harry Jack s on of Columbus during this most recent term
of the General Assembly and I saw you on one or two
occasions while I was in Atlanta.
With kindest regards and best personal wishes, I
remain
Sincerely yours,
~~!-;t~ ~ Life
Assistant Solicitor General
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Office nf Solicitor General
SOLICITOR GENERAL Ghattahanrhee Judicial Cirruit CIRCUIT COUNTIES
W. B. SKIPWORTH., JR, o cS
ASST, SOLICITOR GENERAL Muscogee County Courthouse eee
FRANK K. MARTIN : MARION
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. Columbus, Genrgia MUSCOGEE
MRS. J. ©. BROWDER s TALBOT
TAYLOR
September 8, 1966
Hon. Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor's Office
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mr. Allen:
I would like to take this opportunity to express
to you my admiration for you and the manner in which
you handled the Negro roit on September 6, 1966.
I was able to see some of the roit on the CBS
evening news here in Columbus, and I must say that
you displayed a great amount of courage in placing
yourself in the middle of such a mob. However, the
main reason I am writing to you is due to a remark
I heard you make at the heigth of the roit. That
remark, in essence, was when you addressed yourself
to a Negro taking part in the roit and you told him
that regardless of what he may think about who was
running the City of Atlanta that fact was that you
were running the city and that was the way it was
going to be. Taking such a firm attitude at such a
critical moment shows, in my opinion, the true colors
of a man and I would say your colors showed true blue.
In case you might have some problem in determining
exactly who I am, perhaps you can place my by the fact
that you and my father went to Georgia Tech together
and both of you were S.A.E.'s. Also, I worked for Sen.
Harry Jackson of Columbus during this most recent term
of the General Assembly and I saw you on one or two
occasions while I was in Atlanta.
With kindest regards and best personal wishes, I
remain
Sincerely yours,
rank K, Martin
Assistant Solicitor General
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P. 0 . BOX 6 16 • PERRY, GEORGIA 31069 •
(912) 987-2100
September 8, 1966
PRESIDENT
Lee R. Groa-an
908 Sttond Avenue
Columbu11, Georgia 3 1901
IMMEDIA T E PAST PRESIDENT
W . Carroll Ward
WJBF. TV
Au1rt111ta, Geotlll'ia 80903
EXECUT I VE V ICE P R ESIDENT
Gordon Searborouab, Jr.
P . 0 . Box 616
Perry, Geot8'1a 31069
TREASURER
Bill Mize
721 1st Nat' I Bank
Decatur, Georgia 30030
LEGAL COU NSEL
Ben B. Milla, Jr.
P . 0 . Box 408
Fitza e ra ld, Georgia 3 1760
CHIEF OF STAFF
Phil Westbury
P . O. Box 87
J en kinsburs, Geot&'la 30284
NATIONAL DIRECTORS
Gene Bis hop
1170 E . Rida-e Road, S . W .
Atlanta, Georgia 30311
Hen ry A . Casey
P . O. Box 884
Perry, Georaia 31069
Dave Dree21en
,o,
K iowa Drive
Marietta, Geotiria 30060
Ashley H obbs
P . 0 . Box 409
Blackabear, Georaia 81516
Ira D. Ho:iey, Jr.
370 Knox Drive
NAS, Glynco, Geora-la 31620
John Lackey, J r .
P . 0 . Box 361
Gai n esville, Georaia 80601
Mayor Ivan Allen
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
May I offer my personal congratulations to you and the citizens
of Atlanta for the fine manner in which you handled a difficult
situation. Your personal actions have gained the attention of
the whole world and I know the respect of everyone.
This occurrence should demonstrate to everyone that the
Ci ty of Atlant a is f ast becoming the l eading metropolis of the
world.
Al Rotter
P. 0 . Box 903
Milledgeville, Geora'in 31061
Yours in service,
Chris Vail
1909 Melrose Drive
Albany, Georaia 31706
REGION PRESIDENTS
Bill W est
209 Beech Street
Rou ville, Georaia so1,1
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Tom Bowen
Route 1, Box US
Doualuville, Georiria SOI 8'
J immy Smith
106 Everarttn Drive
Marietta, Georgia 80060
Bob Gurley
1726 Cascade Terra ce
Atlanta , Georllia 30311
F owler Brook.a
1699 N . Buford Hwy.
Norcross, Georlli& 80071
Bill Jackson
1381 Reynolds Strttt
Auirusta, Georain 30902
Tully Dawson
217 Weetwood Drive
La.Grnnae. Georgia 80240
Neil Holton
2196 Gen . Winship
Ma.con, Georgia. a120,
Bill Enalish
P . 0 . Box 62 1
Swainsboro, Georiiia 30401
J o hn Mann
P . 0 . Box 7092
Garden City. Georaia 31408
Drane Smith
822 Ramsey Pince
Boinbrldae, Georgia. 31717
Bobby Floyd
P . 0 . Box 691
FiUserold, Gcoraia 3 1i 60
Billy Eason
Route 8
Baxley, Georaio. 31613
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Lee R. Grog~
Brunell Lanirtord
P . 0 . Box " J"
W inder, Georirla 30680
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P. O. BOX 616 © PERRY, GEORGIA 31069 e (912) 987-2100
September 8, 1966
PRESIDENT
Lee R. Grogan
808 Second Avenue
Columbus, Georgia 31901
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
W. Carroll Ward
WJBF-TV
Auguste, Georgia 30903
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
Gordon Scarborough, Jr.
P, O, Box 616
Perry, Georgia 21069
TREASURER
Bill Mize
721 Ist Nat'l Bank
Decatur, Georgia 30030
LEGAL COUNSEL
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PO. Bex db” Mayor Ivan Allen
Fitzgerald, Georgia 31750 .
CHIEF OF STAFF City Hall
P. 0. Box 31” Atlanta, Georgia
Jenkinsburg, Georgia 30234
NATIONAL DIRECTORS
Me eee Road, S.W. Dear Mayor Allen:
Atlanta, Georgin 30311
Po. Box a8 May I offer my personal congratulations to you and the citizens
Dave _Drecsen of Atlanta for the fine manner in which you handled a difficult
Marietta, Georgia 20060 situation. Your personal actions have gained the attention of
BG: Bow tie oe the whole world and I know the respect of everyone.
310 Knox Drive” This occurrence should demonstrate to everyone that the
NAS, Glynco, Georgia 31620
John Lackey, Jr.
John Lackey, City of Atlanta is fast becoming the leading metropolis of the
Gainesville, Georgia 30501 world.
Al Rotter
P.O
. O. Box 903
Milledgeville, Georgia 31061 Yours in service
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‘Chris Vail
1909 Melrose Drive
Albany, Georgia 31705
REGION PRESIDENTS ae ve.
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Rowville, Georgia 80741 ot —
Brunell Langford Lee R. Grogan
P. 0. Box
Winder, Georgian 30680
Route 1. Box 448 LRG: bkb
Douglasville, Georgin 30134
Jimmy Smith
106 Evergreen Drive
Marietta, Georgia 30060
Bob Gurley
1726 Caseade Terrace
Atlanta, Georgin 30311
Fowler Brooks
1699 N, Buford Hwy.
Norcross, Georgia 40071
Bill Jackson
1331 Reynolds Street
Augusta, Georgia 30902
Tully Dawson
217 Westwood Drive
LaGrange, Georgia 30240
Neil Holton
2196 Gen. Winship
Macon, Georgia 31204
Bill English
P. 0. Box 621
Swainsboro, Georgia 30401
John Mann
P. 0. Box 7092
Garden City, Georgia 91408
Drane Smith
$22 Ramsey Place
Bainbridge, Georgia 31717
Bebby Floyd
P. 0. Box 691
Fitzgerald, Georgia 31760 -
Bazley, Georgian 31613
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660 Victory Drive
Waynesboro, Georgia
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AIRPORT CIRCLE
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AREA CODE 404 - 532 - 8448-9-0
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LARRY UDELL
PAU L COCHRAN
EMERSON STOW
HOWARD RID LE HUBER
September 8, 1966
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
City of Atlanta
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
We would like to take this opportunity to extend our warmest
appreciation for you in your courage and fortitude in handling
the near violence situation in Atlanta.
With people such as you in public offices who could hide behind
our law enforcement - people, but do not, the entire state of
Georgia is far ahead of the other states and cities that are
faced, and will be faced, with such crises now and the near
future.
Mayor and our blessing s to y ou for the future
face.
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MAX F. WARD
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AIRPORT CIRCLE
GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA 30501
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. HOWARD RIDLEHUBER
September 8, 1966
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
City of Atlanta
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
We would like to take this opportunity to extend our warmest
appreciation for you in your courage and fortitude in handling
the near violence situation in Atlanta.
With people such as you in public offices who could hide behind
our law enforcement-people, but do not, the entire state of
Georgia is far ahead of the other states and cities that are
faced, and will be faced, with such crises now and the near
future.
Thanks again Mayor and our blessings to you for the future
problems you will face.
a
Max PY Ward
President
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COVINGTON, GEORGIA 30209
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CHARLES ELLIOTT
401 FLAT ROCK TRAIL
COVINGTON, GEORGIA 30209
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1309 Faraday p lace
Decatur, Georgia 30033
september 9 , 1966
1~yor rvan All~n , Jr .
city Hall
Atlanta ,
Georgia 30303
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r . Mayor :
May I add my congratulati ons and praise to the many you have already
received on your handling of the very dange rous and explosi ve situation that took pla c e TUesday .
Among my friends and a cquai nt ances are many brave and courag eous men
but I doub t i f any of them wou l d have handled the very g rave situation
in the forthrig ht manner you displayed TUesday n ight .
putting yourself in the positi on of danger as you did simply proves
that we were correct in putting you in t he mayor's office t he se c ond
as wel l as the first time .
,A.g ain my hearty cong ratula tions to y our handling of t nis very grave
situation.
sincerely yours,
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1509 Faraday Place
Decatur, Georgia 30033
September 9, 1966
Mayor Ivan allen, jr.
city Hall
Atlanta,
Georgia 50503
pear Mr. Mayor:
May I add my congratulations and praise to the many you have already
received on your handling of the very dangerous and explosive sit-
uation that took place Tuesday.
Among my friends and acquaintances are many brave and courageous men
but [| doubt if any of them would have handled the very grave situation
in the forthright manner you displayed Tuesday night,
putting yourself in the position of danger as you did simply proves
that we were correct in putting you in the mayor's office the second
as well as the first time.
Again my hearty congratulations to your handling of tuis very grave
situation.
Se yours,
Pe fibuey
Ha: Hs eee
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LAW OFFICES
COOK, PLEGER & BOULOGNE
7g9 PRINCE AVE. , PRINCE LYNDON BL.CG .
ATHENS, GEORGIA
548-1952
September 8, 1966
J , VINCENT COOK
GARY L. PL.EGER
P. MAURICE BOULOGNE
Hon. Ivan Allen ,
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
The undersigned commend you for your
courageous leadership displayed during the recent
demonstrations. We are proud of the progress which
Atlanta has made under your dedicated direction.
With highest regards and best wishes we are,
Yours very truly,
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LAW OFFICES
CooK, PLEGER & BOULOGNE
798 PRINCE AVE., PRINCE LYNDON BLDG.
ATHENS, GEORGIA
5468-1952
J. VINCENT cCooK “ September 8 3 19 66
GARY L. PLEGER
P, MAURICE BOULOGNE
Hon. Ivan Allen.
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
The undersigned commend you for your
courageous leadership displayed during the recent
demonstrations. We are proud of the progress which
Atlanta has made under your dedicated direction.
With highest regards and best wishes we are,
Yours very truly,
te
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September 7, 1966
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor City of Atlanta
City Hall
68 Mitchell Street, s. w.
Atlanta, Georgia - 30303.
Dear Sir:
Please let us join with many others in expressing our admiration for
the manner in which you handled the very difficult situation yesterday.
There are three thoughts that we would like to convey and trust that
you will bear with us :1.
Your heroism in facing the personal dangers of the moment
must be recognized, appreciated and emulated by people of
aJ.l stations. Surely the streets of Atlanta should be sater for all citizens because of your brave conduct. We congratulate and honor you.
2.
How long can citizens suffer their duly elected officials to
expend their time, energy and public funds in order to quell
and attempt to satisfy m recalcitrant group, who repeatedly
dedicate themselves toward negating the progress that all other citizens are striving to attain.
Certainly it must be
recognized that the specific conditions they protest are not
the result of mistreatment, but rather are the result of the
lack of initiative that has existed in their own forebears
throughout recorded history.
The physical, financial and emotional burden placed upon others (of all races ) is very great and somehow these people
must be made to understand---- not to be mislead------ - for therein lies the great danger to our Country.
3.
Of all the candidates presently projecting themselves for the
Governorship of Georgia, none can approach your statue or
qualifications. We have no political acunen,but we honestly
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late date, your na:rre could be
date. This is just a thought
knowledgeable, but we believe
tion.
nru.ch improved if, even at this
introduced as a Write-in Candifrom we who are not politically
it is worthy of your considera--
While the above expressions co:rre on the heels of yesterday's episode,
they are not quickly conceived, rather they are the result of our
long observance and admiration of many of your activities even though
we, frankly, have not al ways been in accord with you.
Respectfully yours,
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Mr . and Mrs. Carl V.Chelena,Sr.
418 Kenilworth Cir cle
Stone Mountain, Georgia
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September 7, 1966
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor City of Atlanta
City Hall
68 Mitchell Street, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia - 30303.
Dear Sir:
Please let us join with many others in expressing our admiration for
the manner in which you handled the very difficult situation yester-—
day.
There are three thoughts that we would like to convey and trust that
you will bear with us :-
1. Your heroism in facing the personal dangers of the moment
must be recognized, appreciated and emulated by people of
all stations. Surely the streets of Atlanta should be saf-
er for all citizens because of your brave conduct. We con-
gratulate and honor you.
2. How long can citizens suffer their duly elected officials to
expend their time, energy and public funds in order to quell
and attempt to satisfy a recalcitrant group, who repeatedly
dedicate themselves toward negating the progress that all oth-
er citizens are striving to attain. Certainly it must be
recognized that the specific conditions they protest are not
the result of mistreatment, but rather are the result of the
lack of initiative that has existed in their own forebears
throughout recorded history.
The physical, financial and emotional burden placed upon oth-
ers (of all races) is very great and somehow these people
must be made to understand - not to be mislead -—----—~
for therein lies the great danger to our Country.
3. Of all the candidates presently projecting themselves for the
Governorship of Georgia, none can approach your statue or
qualifications. We have no political acumen,but we honestly
2
believe our State would be so much improved if, even at this
late date, your name could be introduced as a Write-in Candi-
date. This is just a thought from we who are not politically
knowledgeable, but we believe it is worthy of your considera
tion.
While the above expressions come on the heels of yesterday's episode,
they are not quickly conceived, rather they are the result of our
long observance and admiration of many of your activities even though
we, frankly, have not always been in accord with you.
Respectfully yours,
Mand troll Celera bn)
Mr. and Mrs. Carl V.Chelena,Sr.
18 Kenilworth Circle
Stone Mountain, Georgia
cvc HAC 30083
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JAMES
A.
DUNLAP
GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA
September 7, 1966
Dear Ivan:
I tried to telephone you this morning.
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I think
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Snick and that element are acting horribly.
Frankly, I don't think you should go into a mob
such as that without adequate protection.
It scared me
when I saw the riot scenes on television last night and
this morning.
Be careful!
With warm personal regards, I am
Sincerely,
Mayor Ivan Allen
City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta , Georgia
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JAMES A. DUNLAP
GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA
September 7, 1966
Dear Ivan:
I tried to telephone you this morning. I think
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Snick and that element are acting horribly.
Frankly, I don't think you should go into a mob
such as that without adequate protection. It scared me
when I saw the riot scenes on television last night and
this morning. Be careful!
With warm personal regards, I am
Sincerely,
Jams\A. Dunl
Mayor Ivan Allen
City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
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FREDDA LEE
4131 Janice Dr.
East Point, Ga.
Po. 7-6111
His Honor the Mayor
68 Mitchell St., S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia
Sept.
7,
1966
Ron. Mayor Allen:
One of the young people of Atlanta remembers how much a telegram, bringing
assurance, of your, Best Wishes to me.
I was in New York competing in a national contest;
living there during
their most extreme difficulties.
May I say it was not handled as well as you, "Mayor Allen", managed and
lead Atlanta to reasoning.
I think the difference was your "Reasoning" instead of Handling the persons
involved.
I am proud of you.
Yours truly,
143.215.248.55
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FREDDA LEE
4131 Janice Dr.
East Point, Ga.
Po. 7-6111
His Honor the Mayor Sept. 7, 1966
68 Mitchell St., S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia
Hon. Mayor Allen:
One of the young people of Atlanta remembers how much a telegram, bringing
assurance, of your, Best Wishes to me.
I was in New York competing in a national contest; living there during
their most extreme difficulties.
say it was not handled as well as you, or en", managed an
May I it t handled di "Mayor Allen" d and
lead Atlanta to reasoning.
I think the difference was your "Reasoning " instead of Handling the persons
involved.
I am proud of you.
Yours truly,
Pa 2
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Fredda Lee
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September 8, 1966
Honorable Ivan Allen
Mayor, City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Mayor Allen:
Of all the heroism, bravery and citations given out, you certainly
deserve the highest praise of all. As chief executive of a great city ,
it does not call for your risking your very life as you did on Tuesday.
I p e rsonally praise you most highly for go ing beyond all call of duty.
Even thoug h I have moved out of the City of Atlanta, I was born and
raised the re and · will continue to call Atlanta my home.
Another thing you did that m y w ife and I both want to thank you for
is the fine p e rsonal letter you sent our son, J. R. Bobo, who was
with the Fir e D epartment until about six weeks ago. He mad e his
d e cision to e nter Bob Jon e s Unive rsity and study r e lig i®tn long b efo re
any troubl e e rupt e d with the Fir emen. He holds your l e tt e r with hi g hest
esteem.
May God bl e ss you and continue to give you strength in running this
great city of Atlanta.
Sinc erely your s,
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Tom W. Bobo, Sr .
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September 8, 1966
Honorable Ivan Allen
Mayor, City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Mayor Allen:
Of all the heroism, bravery and citations given out, you certainly
deserve the highest praise ofall. As chief executive ofa great city,
it does not call for your risking your very life as you did on Tuesday.
I personally praise you most highly for going beyond all call of duty.
Even though I have moved out of the City of Atlanta, I was born and
raised there and-will continue to all Atlanta my home.
Another thing you did that my wife and I both want to thank you for
is the fine personal letter you sent our son, J. R. Bobo, who was
with the Fire Department until about six weeks ago. He made his
decision to enter Bob Jones University and study religion long before
any trouble erupted with the Firemen, He holds your letter with highest
esteem.
May God bless you and continue to give you strength in running this
great city of Atlanta.
Sincerely yours,
Tom W. Bobo, Sr.
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MANUFACTURERS
OF
ARCHITECTURAL
WOODWORK
LUMBER
PAINT
•
HARDWARE
B U I L D I NG
MATER I ALS
TELE P HONE
S H 3 -26 42
SEVEN TH & CHERRY STS,
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P. O. BOX 196
MACON, GEORGIA 31202
September 9, 1966
Hon. Ivan Allen
Mayor
Atlanta, Georgi~
Dear Mayor Allen :
May I add my congratulations and thanks to many others
who have written you?
An outstanding contribution has been
made.
Every good wish for you.
Sincerely,
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MANUFACTURERS OF ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK ® LUMBER * PAINT ° HARDWARE ° BUILDING MATERIALS
TELEPHONE
SH 3-2642
Fallin gh am
Sash and Door Company
SEVENTH & CHERRY STS. + P. 0. BOX (96
MACON, GEORGIA 31202
September 9, 1966
Hon. Ivan Allen
Mayor
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
May I add my congratulations and thanks to many others
who have written you? An outstanding contribution has been
made.
Every good wish for you.
Sincerely,
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JULIAN HAR ISON, INC.
1312 TURNER McCALL BLVD.
TELEPHONE 232-6504
ROME, GEORGIA
30161
September 9, 1966
Mayor Ivan Allen
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Ivan:
Just a short note to congratulate you on the forthright
manner in which you handled the recent problem in Atlanta. The
intestinal fortitude displayed certainly is admirable and proves
again how fortunate we are to have good people in responsible
places.
Yours very truly,
JH: af
Better B UY S with SER VICE ... th a t 's fo r SUR B
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JULIAN HARRISON, In
ROME, GEORGIA 30161
September 9, 1966
Mayor Ivan Allen
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Ivan:
Just a short note to congratulate you on the forthright
manner in which you handled the recent problem in Atlanta. The
intestinal fortitude displayed certainly is admirable and proves
again how fortunate we are to have good people in responsible
places.
Yours very truly,
- Harrison, Jr.
JH: af ‘
Better BUYS with SERVICE...that's for SURE
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'llnion City ~ethodi1-t Chu'LC!h
UNION CITY, GEORGIA
HENLEY CAMPBELL, Pastor
Sept. 7, 1966
Hon. Ivan Allen,
Mayor,' City of Atlanta,
Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Ivan:
It seems a long time since we were at Tech in the early thirties and
even longer when our Mothers were in school together. As time has
changed the Washington Street area of our City it has also given
to our generation glorious opportunities and fearful responsibilities.
It i s always an inspiration to see one who is given an opportunity to
serve his present age to so courageously endeavor to fulfil his duties.
All ministers are not in pulpits, for one is in the Mayors Chair of a
great City and mounts the roof of a car as his pulpit to plead with a
riotous crowd to remember a new commandment, "that we love one another. "
May our prayers for one another be that God will bless and keep us as
His servants for tedious t asks through trying times.
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Union City Methodist Church,
UNION CITY, GEORGIA
HENLEY CAMPBELL, Pastor Sept. 7, 1966
Hon. Ivan Allen,
Mayor, ‘City of Atlanta,
Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Ivan:
It seems a long time since we were at Tech in the early thirties and
even longer when our Mothers were in school together. As time has
changed the Washington Street area of our City it has also given
to our generation glorious opportunities and fearful responsibilities.
It is always an inspiration to see one who is given an opportunity to
serve his present age to so courageously endeavor to fulfil his duties.
All ministers are not in pulpits, for one is in the Mayors Chair of a
great City and mounts the roof of a car as his pulpit to plead with a
riotous crowd to remember a new commandment, "that we love one another."
May our prayers for one another be that God will bless and keep us as
His servants for tedious tasks through trying times.
Hold.
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wic/66
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Se p t. 12th , 1 965 .
His Honor t h e Mayor
Cit y Hall ,
Atl an t a , G'a .
De a r S ir:
You a re v ery bra v e and , I am s u re, v e r y c ons cien t i ou s .
Wh ile I adm ire y our fin e qualities I am concerned for
y our we lfare.
I wou l d like to s ite for you r c onsidera ti on s everal e xampl e s of mob viole n c e :
1 ) Th e s ton i ng o f S t ephe n - Ac ts 7 : 56 - 58
(They " s toppe d t h e .il.: r ear s " - cas t h i m
out - s t one d h i m)
2 ) Ale xand e r - Acts 1 9 : 3 4 - the mob c ried
f or t wo hou rs " Great is Dia na of the
Ephesians . i.1obs wi ll n ot li sten ~
1
3 ) Paul - many t i me s beat e n , s to ned , le f t
for d ead , f ina ll y be h eaded in Rome.
S ome l ist e ned bu t t he maj ority did not~
4 ) P ilate - saw tha t he could p revail nothing - washe d his hands - Ma t thew 27 : 24
For further referen ce see : Act s 17 : 5 - an u p roa r ~
Ac t s 1 9 : 29 - the whol e city
was fi l l ed with confu sion ~
( and v. 40 - u proar ~)
Act s 21 : 30, 3 4 " a l l th e city
was move d ~ " some c ried one
t hing , some ano t her "
I Co r . 14: 33 " Fo r God i s not
the author of c onfusion"
James 3 : 1 6 - "c onfu s ion a nd
e very evil work "
" Let a ll t hings be done de cently and in order. " I Cor.14:40.
The real trouble is tha t Chris tians h a ve faile d to ge t
out the Gospe l mes sag e ~ " Love never faileth " ~ ( I Cor. 1 3 :tl )
�Now it is a little late for this approach. The y
will not listen~
May I su ggest th a t a g ood Christian psychologist
b e called in to offer his sugg estions as to how
to cope with this matter? The only one I know
is Dr. Clyde M. Narramore wh o is in Pasadena, Calif ••
(his home address is 115 Sequoia Drive, Pasadena.
Phone - Clinton 6-2724) Perhap s a phone call would
be of g reat help.
I was a resident of Atl a nta for t wenty- one of the
t wenty-four years I was a captain with Delta Air Lines
so you see th a t Atl a nta has a big p lace in our hearts.
I pray for your safety and for the welfare o f our
g reat city. May God bless you and g uide you in these
trying ti mes.
~;:it~~
Ge org e J. Wells
Lak emont, Ga. 30552
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Sept. 12th, 1965.
His Honor the Mayor
City Hall,
Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Sir:
You are very brave and, I am sure, very con-
scientious.
While I admire your fine qualities I am concerned for
your welfare. I would like to site for your consider-
ation several examples of mob violence;
1) The stoning of Stephen - Acts 7:56-58
(They "stopped ther ears" - cast him
out - stoned him)
2) Alexander - Acts 19:34 - the mob cried
for two hours "Great is Diana of the
Ephesians". Mobs will not listen 4
3) Paul - many times beaten, stoned, left
for dead, finally beheaded in Rome.
Some listened but the majority did not |
4) Pilate - saw that he could prevail noth-
ing - washed his hands - Matthew 27:24
For further reference see: Acts 17:5 - an uproar !
Acts 19:29 - the whole city
was filled with confusion !
(and v. 40 - uproar !)
Acts 21:30, 34 "all the city
was moved | "some cried one
thing, some another"
I Cor. 14:33 "For God is not
the author of confusion"
James 3:16 - "confusion and
every evil work"
"Let all things be done decently and in order." I Cor.14:40.
The real trouble is that Christians have failed to get
out the Gospel messase | "Love never faileth" !(I Cor. 13:3)
Now it is a little late for this approach. They
will not listen !
May I suggest that a good Christian psychologist
pe called in to offer his suggestions as to how
to cope with this matter ? The only one I know
is Dr. Clyde M. Narramore who is in Pasadena, Calif..
(his home address is 115 Sequoia Drive, Pasadena.
Phone - Clinton 6-2724) Perhaps a phone call would
be of great help.
I was a resident of Atlanta for twenty-one of the
twenty-four years I was a captain with Delta Air Lines
sO you see that Atlanta has a big place in our hearts.
I pray for your safety and for the welfare of our
Great city. May God bless you and guide you in these
trying times.
Most sincerely "GE
Liege G Ma,
George J. Wells
Lakemont, Ga. 30552
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