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                    <text>Sept emee r 30th,
19,,.
Mayor Ivan Allen,
City of Atlanta, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear llr . Mayor:
We listened to y ou on Tee Vee excoriate Lester l4addox who is going
to • e the next Governor of the State of Georgia.
As compared to what Gear ia ha s had for r ecent Governors, lladdax is
one of the high est qualified individuals f or this high office in
your State.
What happen ed in our Country during the ast 20 and 30 years,
should •e as o•vious to y ou as i t is to others, and t hat is, the
United States of Amer ica i s • ein, controlled and i overne •Ya clique
of Educat ed Fools o
we ask, what good is the a•ility of a Lea er, i f this Lea er
leads you into Slavery and Communismo •etter we have a Leader with no
a•ility •ut who wants to lea us in t he riiht irection o
Vay
We thank God for Wallace, and lladdox, and Reacen, an those few true
Americans that we have left with us today, f or what they are try:inc to
do for us and our countryo
We ,ray each ni ht that we are now in a Nation wide sweep that will
. clear the Judas Goats and Quislings out of Office and •rin a Halt
to America's ove down the r oad to Ruin - O•livion - Disaster an
ultimate communism.
We truly hope ll.r. Mayor that all federal overnment }':3.wns such as the
likes of you, will •e eliminated from the American scene in the very
near future, and let us come to ~rips with the true pro•lems of what is
wroIJi with America today9
Maddox has felt the •ite of the Fe eral lash across his •aek, and unlike
so many spineless cowaris in America today, this man is doinc something
a•out ito He will have every •it of my assistance and my life to help
hi.mo An there are millions other like me.
So please Mayor step aside out of the way, Defore you iet shovea off
another automo•ile top.
Sincerely for Am.erioa, re.main,
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              <text>September 30th, 1966.

Mayor Ivan Allen,
City of Atlanta, Atlanta, Ga.

Dear Mr, Mayor:

We listened to you on Tee Vee excoriate Lester Maddox who is going
to be the next Governor of the State of Georgia.

As compared to what Georgia has had for recent Governors, Maddox is
one of the highest qualified individuals for this high office in
your State,

What happened in our Country during the past 20 and 30 years,

should be as obvious to you as it is to others, and that is, the
United States of America is being controlled and governed by a clique
of Educated Fools.

May we ask, what good is the ability of a Leader, if this Leader
leads you into Slavery and Communism, Better we have a Leader with no
ability but who wants to lead us in the right direction,

We thank God for Wallace, and Maddox, and Reagen, and those few true
Americans that we have left with us today, for what they are trying to
do for us and our country.

We pray each night that we are now in a Nation wide sweep that will
clear the Judas Goats and Quislings out of Office and bring a Halt
to America's move down the road to Ruin — Oblivion — Disaster and
ultimate communism,

We truly hope Mr, Mayor that all federal government pawns such as the
likes of you, will be eliminated from the American scene in the very
near future, and let us come to grips with the true problems of what is
wrong with America today,

Maddox has felt the bite of the Federal lash across his back, and unlike
so many spineless cowards in America today, this man is doing something
about it, He will have every bit of my assistance and my life to help
him, And there are millions other like me,

So please Mayor step aside out of the way, before you get shoved off

another automobile top,
Sineerely for America, remain, Mes
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              <text>rir

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Rone, Georgia September 30, 1966.

Honorable I. Allen s , =
Mayor of Atlanta, is by

Atlanta, Georgia

Dear lr. Allen,-

   
   

Referring to your remarks on W.S.B. T.V. last
evening rerarding the choice of the people of our Great Skate
of Georgia as well as the good people of your Great City, in
their election of Mr. Lester Maddox to run for Governor of
our great State, subject to the general election on November
8th 1966.

I don't think you realized at the time that
you not only were downgrading Mr. Maddox, but the very people
of your Great City who elected you to your present high of-
fice. I would like to say that the good people of Atlanta are
not the “trash'"n that you indicated on T.V., neither are the
good people of the State of Georgia. I am sure that Ex-Mayor
Hartsfield would never have stooped so low as to do what you
did,

I have always been a democrat and have always
voted as such, but sonce the present conditions of our Great
Country seems to be deterating under the democratic control,
I am now looking toward the man or men running for public
office, irrespective of whether they are republicans or den-
ocrats.

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I voted for Mr. Maddox and unless Mr. Bob
Calloway can show some decided improvement over Mr. Maddox,
I SHALL VOTE FOR MR. MADDOX AGAN. NOW = AM I TRASH JUST = 8 ©
BECAUSE IF CAN'T SEE THE MEN EXACTLY AS YOU SEE THEM,

   
  
 

Mr. Ellis Arnall is a second cousin by blood,
but when he said on T.V. that "ANYONE THAT WAS NOT THE KIND
OF DEMOCRAT THAT HE WAS COULD 'GO TO HELL'* So he lost the
elect ion.

Mr. Allen, your influence has been badly
damaged and you did it yourself by your remarks about Mr.
Maddox and the very people who gave you your high office,

I believe, if you want to be fair, that af-~ |
ter you have thoucht your way through all this, your apology ‘
to Mr. Maddox and the good people of Georgia mi cht help
some, but even this is doubtful. .

Yours truly
V,4, NOLAN, SEs,
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144 East 36 Street
New York, New York 10016
September 29, 1966
)
The Honorable Ivan Allen
Mayor of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
Your statement today concerning the primary vietory
of Maddox only adds to my already high estimation of your
integrity, honesty, and dedication to your job. I was born
in Newnan, Georgia, in 1935, but moved to Washing~on, D.C.,
in 1941, and now live in New York City. My parents somehow
managed to raise two daughters with no ethnic, religious, or
racial prejudice. As I grow older, I realize what a remarkable
feat this is, because they are southerners, and for many years
the Negro has been considered inferior by a goodly percentage
of southerners. My parents were also poor, and this, I believe,
increases the incidence of racial prejudice in the south. Poor
whites, I guess, need someone to dispise and look down upon.
This Maddox victory frightens me. I am sure you
must feel this way too. But I take solace in the fact that
obviously there are people in Georgia who realize that you
and the kind of people you typ] ify should be in office, and
hopefully if there are enough of your type, in time all these
difficult times will pass.
I am very proud to say that somewhere in Georgia
a man like you is in public office. I am sure there are
many people in Georgia with a vote who feel the same way.
So stick to your guns. We cannot allow the Maddox's to ga in
control. And know that at least one ex-Georgian is on your
aide completely.
Yours very truly,
~~n~
(Mrs. Eugene D. Balsley)
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New York, New York 10016

September 29, 1966

The Honorable Ivan Allen
Mayor of Atlanta

City Hall

Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Mayor Allen:

Your statement today concerning the primary vistory
of Maddox only adds to my already high estimation of your
integrity, honesty, and dedication to your job. I was born
in Newnan, Georgia, in 1935, but moved to Washington, D.C.,
in 1941, and now live in New York City. My parents somehow
managed to raise two daughters with no ethnic, religious, or
racial prejudice, As I grow older, I realize what a remarkable
feat this is, because they are southerners, and for many years
the Negro has been considered inferior by a goodly percentage
of southerners, My parents were also poor, and this, I believe,
incresses the incidence of racial prejudice in the south, Poor
whites, I guess, need someone to dispise and look down upon,

This Maddox victory frightens me, I am sure you
must feel this way too. But I take solace in the fact that
obviously there are people in Georgia who realize that you
and the kind of people you typlify should be in office, and
hopefully if there are enough of YORE type, in time all these
difficult times will pass,

I am very proud to say that somewhere in Georgia
aman like you is in public office, I am sure there are
many people in Georgia with a vote who feel the same way.

So stick to your guns. We cannot allow the Maddox's to gain
control, And know that at least one ex-Georgian is on your
gide completely,

Yours very truly,

fir mi Ellen Bals

(Mrs, Eugene D, Balsley)
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                    <text>4441 Music Stre et
New Orleans, La.
September 29, 1966
Mayor Ivan Allen
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Sir:
I am certain that the over whelming majority of
responsible Southerners shared my revulsion at your
vicious castigation of Lester Maddox after his primary
victory. The one transcendent lesson we should have
learned during the past half-century is that an aggressor or "bully" cannot be appeased indefinitely.
That holds true whether the pacification is made on
an individual, city, state, federal, or international
level. You have tried to "finesse" a solution to the
Qegro excesses, apparently bemused by the spurious
idea s-o widely propagated by the "pinks", "reds", and
socialistic "do-gooders", that the negro unrest is
due to discrimination, ignora nce, and economic insecurity. THAT IS UNADULTERATED HOGWASHt During
the depression here in New Orleans major crime in
New Orleans was virtually limited to bootlegging ,
an occasiona l bank robbery, a nd murders committed
within the Mafia itself. Now, as a result of the
ins ane rulings of the Supreme Court and the coddling
of invetera te criminals, no \'bite woman can be secure
i n her home, in her automobile, in her office, i n a
hospital recuperat i ng from illness , or even walking
fro m the bus or street car to her home. The negr o
r api st i s emboldened by the knowledg e tha t he wi ll
re ceive t he ben efit of t h e bes t legal t a lmt s wh i ch
such organiza tion s as the American Civil Li ber t y
Union can furn i sh an d wi ll proba bl y be pardoned, even
i f convicted , becaus e the jury di d not have th e precise
mixture of whi tes an d n egroes . A fri end of min e who
owns a s ervic e s t ati on has been robbed by negroes fourteen times wit hin the past five years and shot twice.
Whether such prov•cateurs as King, the lynx-eyed,
fork-tongued Mounteagle alumnus, carries a Communist
card, is academic. The point is that he is helping
the Communist cause and will ultimately preside over
the flaming destruction of this nation unless leaders,
such as yourself, cease capitulating to his demands.
I enclose copy of letter which I wrote to one of
our federal judges here six years agoo My views are
identical todayo I pray that the good people of Georgia
are shaking off their letharg~. _Jv"A 6r,arul
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              <text>4441 Music Street
New Orleans, La.
September 29, 1966

Mayor Ivan Allen
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Sir:

I am certain that the overwhelming majority of
responsible Southerners shared my revulsion at your
vicious castigation of Lester Maddox after his primary
victory. The one transcendent lesson we should have
learned during the past half-century is that an ag-
gressor or "bully" camot be appeased indefinitely.
That holds true whether the pacification is made on
an individual, city, state, federal, or international
level. You have tried to "finesse" a solution to the
Miegro excesses, apparently bemused by the spurious
idea so widely propagated by the "pinks", "reds", and
socialistic "do-gooders", that the negro unrest is
due to discrimination, ignorance, and economic in-
security. THAT IS UNADULTERATED HOGWASH! During
the depression here in New Orleans major crime in
New Orleans was virtually limited to bootlegging,
an occasional bank robbery, and murders committed
within the Mafia itself. Now, as a result of the
insane rulings of the Supreme Court and the coddling
of inveterate criminals, no white woman can be secure
in her home, in her automobile, in her office, ina
hospital recuperating from illness, or even walking
from the bus or street car to her home. The negro
rapist is emboldened by the knowledge that he will
receive the benefit of the best legal talents which
such organizations as the American Civil Liberty
Union can furnish and will probably be pardoned, even
if convicted, because the jury did not have the precise
mixture of whites and negroes. A friend of mine who
owns a service station has been robbed by negroes four-
teen times within the past five years and shot twice.

Whether such provecateurs as King, the lynx-eyed,
fork-tongued Mounteagle alumnus, carried a Communist
card, is academic. The point is that he is helping
the Communist cause and will ultimately preside over
the flaming destruction of this nation unless leaders,
such as yourself, cease capitulating to his demands.

I enclose copy of letter which I wrote to one of
our federal judges here six years ago. My views are
identical today. I pray that the good people of Georgia

are shaking off their lethargy.
C LOSEE Ya Powe
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                    <text>e. e. 'Bransford Used ears
OEALERIN
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THOMASTON, GEORGIA
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                    <text>Charles Edward Roberts
".
718 College Street
Macon, Georgia
7-29-66
Hon. Ivan Allen
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgi a
De ar Sir:
I just hear• your post-election statement on the
7 - 7:30 CBS news. I coul not believe my ears.
You are an eaucatea, intelli~ent man, an• those
woras coula have come from the lips of a fool.
Before you throw this in the wastebasket, if it
is brou~ht to your attention, let me hasten to
say that I ala not vote for Mr. Maaaox in the primary two weeks a~o nor in the run-off yesteraay.
He is not my choice in November. I will vote for
Mr. Callaway.
I n my opinion, Callaway will not b electea, however,
if you and others to whom the viewers are expose•
continue to make such vituperative remarks towara
Maadox. The same thing coula be saia of the lea(
eaitorial in this morning's Atlanta Constitution.
!!
II
I'm sure
woula be hara to fini · a class in reverse
psychology, but if it is availab~e, you shoula
take the course. Lester Ma(aox coulan't have pickea
up fifty thousana aaaitional votes any easier.
1H
It is certainly your right to be a sore loser, but
why use that right to help elect the man you so
obviously 4espise politically. I woula have thought
you smarter than that. Of course, e•itorial writers
have long fannei the flames for those they are
a~ainst. Thy will never learn.
Hope the fish will be biting Nov 1111ber 8th1
~op~s very )t r uly,
L,
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i 718 College Street
: Macon, Georgia

7-29-66

Hon. Ivan Allen
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Sir:

I just heard your post-election statement on the
7 - 7:30 CBS news. I could not believe my ears.
You are an educated, intelligent man, and those
words could have come from the lips of a fool.

Before you throw this in the wastebasket, if it

is brought to your attention, let me hasten to

say that I did not vote for Mr. Maddox in the pri-
mary two weeks ago nor in the run-off yesterday.
He is not my choice in November, I will vote for
Mr. Callaway.

In my opinion, Callaway will not be elected, however,
if you and others to whom the viewers are exposed
continue to make such vituperative remarks toward
Maddox. The same thing could be said of the lead
editorial in this morning's Atlanta Constitution.

I'm sure if would be hard to find a class in reverse
psychology", but if it is availabie, you should

take the course. Lester Maddox couldn't have picked
up fifty thousand additional votes any easier.

It is certainly your right to be a sore loser, but
why use that right to help elect the man you so
obviously despise politically. I would have thought
you smarter than that. Of course, editorial writers
have long fanned the flames for those they are
egeinst. They will never learn.

Hope the fish will be biting November 8th!

Cr very truly,

&amp; Z (Kotz
Chas. E. Roberts, Wr.
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                    <text>T. BLAKE JACKSON
ATTO RNEY A T
LAW
5 23 ·727 4
22 5
STA N DARD
F E DERAi- S A V I NGS B UILD I NG
ATLANTA, GEORG I A
30303
S,eptember 30 , 1966
Mr . I van Allen , J r .
3700 Northside Drive , N.W.
Atla nta, Georgi a
30305
Dear Sir :
Perhaps this should b e addressed s i mpl y "Gem Clip Al l en" if a man i s t o
be a ccorded t he sobri quet of the pr oduct h e peddles, a l though it is my
under standing t hat your fami l y f e els that you coul dn ' t s ell even gem clips .
I join thous ands of othe r s in f e eli ng that your per for ma nc e on televi sion
last ni ght was about the mos t disgusting , undignif ied, irrespons ible,
nauseating , uns t atesmanl i ke and unwarranted a ct that could b e performed by
the s upposed mayor of a great ci ty .
Although I am not a Maddox supporter but am a ct i vel y supporti ng the Republican
candi date for Governor of t h is great State, Mr . Maddox des erves that prefix to
his name, and you have l owered yourself sti ll f urther into t he gutter by re f erri ng to him as "Dr umst ick Chi cken Maddox". I believe t hat Mr . Madddlx i s
absol utely honorable and that his vocation ts an honorable one, as is your
father's . As a matt er of fact, I bel ieve that even Mr. Eugene Patterson will
con~ede that he (Mr. Maddox ) served good chi cken .at a reas onabl e price . Can
you say that you have done anything as worthwhi l e ?
I concur wi th Mr. Maddo x in his tel evi sed s t atement t hat your ut teranc e
appear ed t o be that of the Rev . Dr . Mart in Luther Ki ng, so that I wonder
whet her you collaborated on your statements . If you, t oo, feel that you are
now ashamed to be a Georgian, you, t oo , are i nvited out .
I f elt that Mr. Maddox made a tremendous l y more restrained, intelligent and
statesmanlike appearance than you, even though your TV technicians attempted,
at one point, to make him appear f oolish by technically reducing his
statement to gibb erish.
Sincerely,
~
T. BLAKE
TBJ/ kjo
9:
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              <text>T. BLAKE JACKSON

ATTORNEY AT LAW

 

523-7274
225 STANDARD FEDERAL SAVINGS BUILDING

ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303

September 30, 1966

Mr. Ivan Allen, dr.
3700 Northside Drive, N.W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30305

Dear Sir:

Perhaps this should be addressed simply "Gem Clip Allen" if a man is to

be accorded the sobriquet of the product he peddles, although it is my
understanding that your family feels that you couldn't sell even gem clips.
I join thousands of others in feeling that your performance on television
last night was about the most disgusting, undignified, irresponsible,
nauseating, unstatesmanlike and unwarranted act that could be performed by
the supposed mayor of a great city.

Although I am not a Maddox supporter but am actively supporting the Republican
candidate for Governor of this great State, Mr. Maddox deserves that prefix to
his name, and you have lowered yourself still further into the gutter by re-
ferring to him as "Drumstick Chicken Maddox". I believe that Mr. Maddox is
absolutely honorable and that his vocation is an honorable one, as is your
father's. As a matter of fact, I believe that even Mr. Eugene Patterson will
contede that he (Mr. Maddox) served good chicken at a reasonable price. Can
you say that you have done anything as worthwhile?

I concur with Mr. Maddox in his televised statement that your utterance
appeared to be that of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, so that I wonder
whether you collaborated on your statements. If you, too, feel that you are
now ashamed to be a Georgian, you, too, are invited out.

I felt that Mr. Maddox made a tremendously more restrained, intelligent and
statesmanlike appearance than you, even though your TV technicians attempted,
at one point, to make him appear foolish by technically reducing his
statement to gibberish.

Sincerely,

(
Wxb Seth ren.
T. BLAKE JACKSON

LA

TBI/kKjo
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                    <text>WILLIAMS. McGUIRE
973 TENNYSON DRIVE, N . W.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30318
September 30, 1966
Mayor Ivan Al len
3700 Northside Dr., No Wo
Atlanta, Georgia 30305
De ar Si r:
I was surprised ~nd appalled at the
statements made by you relative to the victory
of Lester Maddox in the Dem ocratic Primary.
Do you not believe in the Democratic
processes ?
As much as I would hate to have Les ter
Maddox as the Governor of this state, he could be
no worse as such than LBJ in his position as
President.
And the climax of your statement, to
the effect that the Seal of this state has been
tarnished by the nomination of Maddox, is that
instead of doing something about it in November
you are going fishing.
This sounds like you would not lift
a hand to save a drowning brother. If by virtue
of your supporting Callaway in the November
election unde r these extenuating circumstances
you would be ostraciz ed by the Democratic P ty,
I s ugg est you find another partyo
Ybu rs
vny
ru l~r,
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              <text>WILLIAM S. McGUIRE
273 TENNYSON DRIVE, N.W.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30318

September 30, 1966

Mayor Ivan Allen
8700 Northside Dr., No. We
Atlanta, Georgia 80805

Dear Sirs

I was surprised snd appalled at the
statements made by you relative to the victory
of Lester Maddox in the Democratic Primary.

Do you not believe in the Democratic
processes?

As much as I would hate to have Lester
Maddox as the Governor of this state, he could be
no worse as such than L3J in his position as
President.

And the climax of your statement, to
the effect that the Seal of this state has been
tarnished by the nomination of Maddox, is that
instead of doing something about it in November
you are going fishing.

This sounds like you would not lift
a hand to save a drowning brother. If by virtue
of your supporting Callaway in the November
election under these extenuating circumstances
you would be ostracized by the Democratic Party,
IT suggest you find another party. /

Yours veny vty,

My)

 
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                    <text>U.S. DEPT. O F AGRICULi U RE LICENSE NO. 954
WRIGHT
&amp;
SOLOMON, INC.
MERCHANDISE BROKER S
PECANS
PE.A.CH ES
INSECTICIDES
PACKING SUPPLIES
PE.A.CH TREES
BASKETS
.,
FORT VALLEY, GA.
Sept ember 30 , 1966
Honorable Ivan Allen, Mayor
City Hall
Atlant a , Ga .
Dear Mr. Allen,
Fr om your quoted comments of yester day it is
evi dently i mpos s ible f or you a nd your fri ends to
realize that there is a maj ority of Georgi ans who
in all good conscience think different t han you.
You all have already had more to do with
nominating Lester Maddox t pan anyone and if you
stupid bastards don 1 t keep your big mouths shut
you are going to surely as Hell elect him governor!!!!
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              <text>U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE LICENSE NO, 954

WRIGHT &amp; SOLOMON, INC.
MERCHANDISE BROKERS

INSECTICIDES
PACKING SUPPLIES
BASKETS

PECANS
PEACHES
PEACH TREES

 

ForT VALLEY, Ga.

September 30, 1966

Honorable Ivan Allen, Mayor
City Hall

Atlanta, Ga.

Dear Mr. Allen,

From your quoted comments of yesterday it is
evidently impossible for you and your friends to
realize that there is a majority of Georgians who
in all good conscience think different than youe

You all have already had more to do with
nominating Lester Maddox tan anyone and if you
stupid bastards don't keep your big mouths shut

you are going to surely as Hell elect him governor!!

  

Wallis Hardeman, Jr.

 
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                    <text>September 30, 1966
]V[.r. Ivan Alle n
Mayor the City of Atlanta "Black Powern
City Ha ll
Atlanta, Georgia
I am writing not only for myself but f nr all the white
people in Atlanta.
More power to ~ESTER MADDOX who the white people will
support.
We don 't think he is what you arld your negro friends
Sam ~illiams and Leroy Johns on said over WSB, September 29,
1966. I am sure that what you said about the thousands that
voted for Maddox did not help you or them any, it just promoted more votes for Maddox in the November election. One
thi ng SURE that I know is that neither my friends or myself
are as stupid as you say.
As Leroy Johnson said if we elect Maddox it would turn
the clock back to 1850, well, we are going to sure try.
Let ' s turn it back to 185-0, at that time our Mayor would
have supported the white people and not make a spectacle of
himself in the public, radio or TV with "Black Power". Instead
he would have been atte nding to his duties as a Mayor or be at
home with his family and not standing on top of cars and getting
up in the middle 0f the ni ght to parade with "The Black Power".
I think you are a disgrace not only to the City of Atlanta
but to the white race.
GOD help you because before it is over with, you are SURE
going to be needing help.
A re gistered voter and a
native of Atlanta, Georgia
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              <text>September 30, 1966

Mr. Ivan Allen
Mayor the City of Atlanta "Black Power"

City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia

I am writing not only for myself but for all the white
people in Atlanta.

More power to LESTER MADDOX who the white people will ©
support.

We don't think he is what you and your negro friends
Sam Williams and Leroy Johnson said over WSB, September 29,
1966. I am sure that what you said about the thousands that
voted for Maddox did not help you or them any, it just pro-
moted more votes for Maddox in the November election. One
thing SURE that I know is that neither my friends or myself
are as stupid as you say.

As Leroy Johnson said if we elect Maddox it would turn
the clock back to 1850, well, we are going to sure try.

Let's turn it back to 1850, at that time our Mayor would
have supported the white people and not make a spectacle of
himself in the public, radio or TV with "Black Power". Instead
he would have been attending to his duties as a Mayor or be at
home with his family and not standing on top of cars and getting
up in the middle of the night to parade with "The Black Power".

I think you are a disgrace not only to the City of Atlanta
but to the white race.

GOD help you because before it is over with, you are SURE
going to be needing help.

A registered voter and a
native of Atlanta, Georgia
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                    <text>POPE
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313
H.
FULLER
ARCl--llTECT
DECATUR
FEDERAL
BUILDING /
DECATUR,
GEORGIA/ TELEPHONE
373-2257
September 30, 1966
Mayor Ivan Allen
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Mayor Allen:
Your statement on the nomination of Lester Maddox stands an everlasting monument to bad taste and is an affront to any person with
a shred of decency and fair play. This man was elected by no one
but the people of Georgia. Congratulations on doing more than perhaps anyone else to put Lester in the White House while maintaining
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September 30, 1966

Mayor Ivan Allen
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia

Mayor Allen:

Your statement on the nomination of Lester Maddox stands an ever-
lasting monument to bad taste and is an affront to any person with
a shred of decency and fair play. This man was elected by no one
but the people of Georgia. Congratulations on doing more than per-
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