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Memo
To:
HLB
Fr:
JBH
Re:
Ku Kl ux Kl an Parade
J une 4 , 1 96 7
Atlant a, Ga .
I have been advis ed tha t the Klan has requested, and b een gr an ted
a ~e r mi t by the~
City of Atl anta, to parade on Sunday, June 4, 1967.
~ge par ade rou te will take t he Kl ansmen along Ge orgi a Ave. and t hr ough
t he hear t of the Summerhill ar e L ~ The t hought ha s been advanced t hat
the Kl an pa rad i ng t hrough t h e Summerhill a rea on a Sunday has t he maki ngs
of an explos i ve s itua tion .
I a gree.
I t i s r e ali z ed tha t fro m a l egal standpoint the City i s i n n o
p os i tion to r efuse the per mit.
Su gges t however we seriou sly c on s i der
ROSs i bil i ti es of get t i ng route change d to less en danger of s ome se r iou s
ou t break.
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!dlen and all the Board of Aiderman. This COQ!lllission ~as been ereated su ...... osedly . for
the ~urnose of nromoting better race teiijtions and better undetstanding bet~een the
biti~ens of Apanta, Iiowevei'_t the. e~~e.sive . "'ower granted to t~is epmmih 1/on u~d
~art1~uEarly, the questionabie aff1i1allons of some of it•s mem~ts, cause• _us to 1 question
it•s teaJ "Ur"ose 6ttte bommis~ion is em"'OWeted to hold hearings and "'Ut oit,..tzens under
oath/ They are already demanding that erety other hou$e in the Atlhnta area be o~~ned
fdr occu---aney by Negroes,)
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"'uhli~ s""'e.eehes in ·behalf of Coonnl.Ul.ht ~us.er?
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though sueh "aid!' is finanoed by tax ...ayers• ~ll~:1l should not be rectUil'ed -t.o ~ r
that the~ ar€ not fembers of the Communist Party? Tne ACLU
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Who 'Slt""'Orts "'acif j.sts who refuse to serve
the Armed Forces and who refuse- to
take th~ loyalty oath? The ACLU.,
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Redort 2290, U.S. House of ~~resentat!ves S-ec.i~l Comniitt.ee to investigate
communist "'ro""&amp;ga.nda stated:
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The American Civil Liberties Union is olo&amp;elf affiliated
with the co.nist movement in the United States.
A ren.ort from The California Senate ~ct-Finding Committee; on Un-American
Activities ~nage 92) describes the ACLU in the following language:
The American Civil
Liberties Union may be definately plassed as a.Communist FTont Organizatjon, . . .
Rev. Sam Willipms stated in The Atla nta Constitution Mareti 2, 1967, "I don't see
how a decent Christian can be a Go~italist (Ca~italism-Pri vate ownershi"' of ~ronerty or
business-free enter~rise) at the same time,
Three members of The Community Relations Commission are known members of the redfront AmeTiean Civil Liberties Union. I.ACLU) They are: Mrs. Eliza • Paschall, • Rev, Sam
WilJiam~ and Mr. T. M. Alexander, Sr. Mrs, Paschall has been named as the e,eeutive •
director of this committee and will recieve a salary of $12,500.00 ~er year, ~lus ex"'enses
to be "'ayed by taxes from the citizens of Aflanta,
WHILE AMERI~AN SOLDIERS DIE FIGHTING COMMUNISM IN VIET NAM, WHO HAS CREATED THIS
RED NETWORK IN ATLANTA? MAYOR AU.EN AND HIS PUPPETS, THE BOARD OF ALDERMAN.
You can hel n the United Klani of America in our fight to abolish the CRC by
informing jour frie nds and neighb ors about the establishment of this committee by the
City Fathers of Atlanta.
Yours For A Christian America
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5/15/67

 

Memo
To: HLB
Fr: JBH

Re: Ku Klux Klan Parade

June 4, 1967

Atlanta, Ga.

I have been advised that the Klan has requested, and been granted
a permit by theff City of Atlanta, to parade on Sunday, June 4, 1967.
"Be parade route will take the Klansmen along Georgia Ave. and through
the heart of the Summerhill areg, The thought has been advanced that
the Klan parading through the Summerhill area on a Sunday has the makings
of an explosive situation. I agree. .

It is realized that from a legal standpoint the City is in no
position to refuse the permit. Suggest however we seriously consider

possibilities of getting route changed to lessen danger of some serious

outbreak,
 

KKK

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UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA, INC, Phone 755-3141

KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
P10: Box 10753 .
%s, Atlanta, Georgia Dea. 4
CITIZENS OF ATLANTA, : i

.The Community Relations Commission (CRC) of Atlanta, has been created by Mayor
Allen and all the Boatd of Alderman, Me commission Has been ¢#eated surnosedly for
the ~urvose of ~romoting bettet tace telations and better undetstanding between the
titizens of Atlanta, Howevetj the occa age Sener granted to this commision and
~articubarly, the questionable affilidtions 6£ some of it's membet's; causes us to, question
it's teal rurnose Lelie bommission is em-oweted to hold hearings and ~ut citizens under
odth? They are alreddy demanding that every other house in the Atlanta attea be orened
for occunancy by Negroes)

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should be barred from ~ublit schools? The ACLU , , !

Who believes that tacial dbcoeisination in -rivate housing should be nbohibited by
law? The ACLU

Who believes that amyona should have the Vight to join tbe Communist Perty and make
ruhlic s-eeches in behalf of Communist causes? The ACLU .

Who believes that students recieving financial aid from the US. Government (even
though such “aid” is finansed by taxnayers* dollars) should not be required to suear
that they are not. members of the Communist Farty? The ACLU

Who surrorts ~acifists who refuse to sérve in the Armed Forces and who refuse to
take the loyalty oath? The ACLU, ‘

Redort 2290, U.S. House of Revresentatives S-ecial Committee to investigate
communist ~ro~aganda stated:

. The American Civil Liberties Union ig closely affiliated
with the commrist movement in the United States,

A rer~ort from The California Senate Fact-Finding Committee ; on Un-American
Activities (rage 92) deseribes the ACLU in the following language:

The American Civil
Liberties Union may be definately ¢lassed as a,Communist Front Organization, , ,

Rev. Sam Williams stated in The Atlanta Constitution March 2, 1967, "I don't see
how a decent Christian can be a Ganitalist (Ca-italism-Private ownershir of ~rorerty or
business-free entervrise) at the same time,

Three members of The Community Relations Commission are known members of the red-
front American Civil Liberties Union, AACLU) They are: Mrs, Eliza, Paschall, Rev, Sam
Williams and Mr. T. M. Alexander, Sr. Mrs, Paschall has been named as the empcutive
director of this committee and will recieve a salary of $12,500.00 »ér year, ~-lus ex~enses
to be -~ayed by taxes from the citizens of Aflanta,

WHILE AMERICAN SOLDIERS DIE FIGHTING COMMUNISM IN VIET NAM, WHO HAS CREATED THIS
RED NETWORK IN ATLANTA? MAYOR ALLEN AND HIS PUPPETS, THE BOARD OF ALDERMAN,

You can hel» the United Kland of America in our fight to abolish the CRC by
informing your friends and neighbors about the establishment of this committee by the
City Fathers of Atlanta.

Yours For 4 Christian America
Calvin F, Craig
Grand Dragon
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Memo
To:
HLB
Fr:
JBH
Re:
Ku Kl ux Kl an Parade
J une 4 , 1 96 7
Atlant a, Ga .
I have been advis ed tha t the Klan has requested, and b een gr an ted
a ~e r mi t by the~
City of Atl anta, to parade on Sunday, June 4, 1967.
~ge par ade rou te will take t he Kl ansmen along Ge orgi a Ave. and t hr ough
t he hear t of the Summerhill ar e L ~ The t hought ha s been advanced t hat
the Kl an pa rad i ng t hrough t h e Summerhill a rea on a Sunday has t he maki ngs
of an explos i ve s itua tion .
I a gree.
I t i s r e ali z ed tha t fro m a l egal standpoint the City i s i n n o
p os i tion to r efuse the per mit.
Su gges t however we seriou sly c on s i der
ROSs i bil i ti es of get t i ng route change d to less en danger of s ome se r iou s
ou t break.
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5/15/67

 

Memo
To: HLB
Fr: JBH

Re: Ku Klux Klan Parade

June 4, 1967

Atlanta, Ga.

I have been advised that the Klan has requested, and been granted
a permit by theff City of Atlanta, to parade on Sunday, June 4, 1967.
"Be parade route will take the Klansmen along Georgia Ave. and through
the heart of the Summerhill areg, The thought has been advanced that
the Klan parading through the Summerhill area on a Sunday has the makings
of an explosive situation. I agree. .

It is realized that from a legal standpoint the City is in no
position to refuse the permit. Suggest however we seriously consider

possibilities of getting route changed to lessen danger of some serious

outbreak,
 

KKK

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F101 Box 10753
~ha_· nta• Georgia
q . 1Phone
QJQ__
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.
-
755-3i41
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..
CtTIZENS OF ATLANTAt
•
.. Tht Communjty Relations tomtnissiot1 tCRC)' of Atlanta, has been created by Ma,yor
!dlen and all the Board of Aiderman. This COQ!lllission ~as been ereated su ...... osedly . for
the ~urnose of nromoting better race teiijtions and better undetstanding bet~een the
biti~ens of Apanta, Iiowevei'_t the. e~~e.sive . "'ower granted to t~is epmmih 1/on u~d
~art1~uEarly, the questionabie aff1i1allons of some of it•s mem~ts, cause• _us to 1 question
it•s teaJ "Ur"ose 6ttte bommis~ion is em"'OWeted to hold hearings and "'Ut oit,..tzens under
oath/ They are already demanding that erety other hou$e in the Atlhnta area be o~~ned
fdr occu---aney by Negroes,)
.
. .
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•
.
.
-I
. . , Who believes t,hat tHl te.iigious ~lC~ei~&amp;. Zlnd ...ro-u~. 8i1&gt;1-e d0'1lot.ions and
should be barred from nublib schools? fhe ACLU
·
.
.
law?
.
"'l"Gy,8N
Who believes that ¼aeial d!se~tmirtation in nrivate houaidg should be ~i-&lt;&gt;hib1,ed
The ACUJ
.
•
Who· believes- that arryone should have th~ ~ight to jo1J1 $he commu11bt ?6~
"'uhli~ s""'e.eehes in ·behalf of Coonnl.Ul.ht ~us.er?
The ACLU
.
by
and. maJ(a
•
Who believes that students recieving
financial aid from the its. Government (even
though sueh "aid!' is finanoed by tax ...ayers• ~ll~:1l should not be rectUil'ed -t.o ~ r
that the~ ar€ not fembers of the Communist Party? Tne ACLU
in
Who 'Slt""'Orts "'acif j.sts who refuse to serve
the Armed Forces and who refuse- to
take th~ loyalty oath? The ACLU.,
•
Redort 2290, U.S. House of ~~resentat!ves S-ec.i~l Comniitt.ee to investigate
communist "'ro""&amp;ga.nda stated:
..
The American Civil Liberties Union is olo&amp;elf affiliated
with the co.nist movement in the United States.
A ren.ort from The California Senate ~ct-Finding Committee; on Un-American
Activities ~nage 92) describes the ACLU in the following language:
The American Civil
Liberties Union may be definately plassed as a.Communist FTont Organizatjon, . . .
Rev. Sam Willipms stated in The Atla nta Constitution Mareti 2, 1967, "I don't see
how a decent Christian can be a Go~italist (Ca~italism-Pri vate ownershi"' of ~ronerty or
business-free enter~rise) at the same time,
Three members of The Community Relations Commission are known members of the redfront AmeTiean Civil Liberties Union. I.ACLU) They are: Mrs. Eliza • Paschall, • Rev, Sam
WilJiam~ and Mr. T. M. Alexander, Sr. Mrs, Paschall has been named as the e,eeutive •
director of this committee and will recieve a salary of $12,500.00 ~er year, ~lus ex"'enses
to be "'ayed by taxes from the citizens of Aflanta,
WHILE AMERI~AN SOLDIERS DIE FIGHTING COMMUNISM IN VIET NAM, WHO HAS CREATED THIS
RED NETWORK IN ATLANTA? MAYOR AU.EN AND HIS PUPPETS, THE BOARD OF ALDERMAN.
You can hel n the United Klani of America in our fight to abolish the CRC by
informing jour frie nds and neighb ors about the establishment of this committee by the
City Fathers of Atlanta.
Yours For A Christian America
Calvin F, Craig
Grand Dragon
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              <text>UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA, INC, Phone 755-3141

KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
P10: Box 10753 .
%s, Atlanta, Georgia Dea. 4
CITIZENS OF ATLANTA, : i

.The Community Relations Commission (CRC) of Atlanta, has been created by Mayor
Allen and all the Boatd of Alderman, Me commission Has been ¢#eated surnosedly for
the ~urvose of ~romoting bettet tace telations and better undetstanding between the
titizens of Atlanta, Howevetj the occa age Sener granted to this commision and
~articubarly, the questionable affilidtions 6£ some of it's membet's; causes us to, question
it's teal rurnose Lelie bommission is em-oweted to hold hearings and ~ut citizens under
odth? They are alreddy demanding that every other house in the Atlanta attea be orened
for occunancy by Negroes)

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should be barred from ~ublit schools? The ACLU , , !

Who believes that tacial dbcoeisination in -rivate housing should be nbohibited by
law? The ACLU

Who believes that amyona should have the Vight to join tbe Communist Perty and make
ruhlic s-eeches in behalf of Communist causes? The ACLU .

Who believes that students recieving financial aid from the US. Government (even
though such “aid” is finansed by taxnayers* dollars) should not be required to suear
that they are not. members of the Communist Farty? The ACLU

Who surrorts ~acifists who refuse to sérve in the Armed Forces and who refuse to
take the loyalty oath? The ACLU, ‘

Redort 2290, U.S. House of Revresentatives S-ecial Committee to investigate
communist ~ro~aganda stated:

. The American Civil Liberties Union ig closely affiliated
with the commrist movement in the United States,

A rer~ort from The California Senate Fact-Finding Committee ; on Un-American
Activities (rage 92) deseribes the ACLU in the following language:

The American Civil
Liberties Union may be definately ¢lassed as a,Communist Front Organization, , ,

Rev. Sam Williams stated in The Atlanta Constitution March 2, 1967, "I don't see
how a decent Christian can be a Ganitalist (Ca-italism-Private ownershir of ~rorerty or
business-free entervrise) at the same time,

Three members of The Community Relations Commission are known members of the red-
front American Civil Liberties Union, AACLU) They are: Mrs, Eliza, Paschall, Rev, Sam
Williams and Mr. T. M. Alexander, Sr. Mrs, Paschall has been named as the empcutive
director of this committee and will recieve a salary of $12,500.00 »ér year, ~-lus ex~enses
to be -~ayed by taxes from the citizens of Aflanta,

WHILE AMERICAN SOLDIERS DIE FIGHTING COMMUNISM IN VIET NAM, WHO HAS CREATED THIS
RED NETWORK IN ATLANTA? MAYOR ALLEN AND HIS PUPPETS, THE BOARD OF ALDERMAN,

You can hel» the United Kland of America in our fight to abolish the CRC by
informing your friends and neighbors about the establishment of this committee by the
City Fathers of Atlanta.

Yours For 4 Christian America
Calvin F, Craig
Grand Dragon
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