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- Klan with contempt. Its estimated 75,000 members stir trouble in rural areas. By Paul Good. Washington Post, 10/8/64, p. A29. Dispatch from Atlanta, dealing with Klan manifestations chiefly in Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippio Big gains scored
- .. RFRD _d $ DATE RFRD DATE DATE DATE 8.2 REPLY C RFRD Kirkahlll DUE ADMINISTRATOR'S REPLY MAIL DISPATCHED FILE DESIGNATION FOL.LOW-UP Institute for American Democracy,Inc. Suits 101 • 1330 MassachussttsAvs.,N. W. • Washington, D. C
- pride in · that. kmd of heritage, So we look to Afric:a for our traditions and they make us proud to be black. . "Look, you have Jewish holidays when the schools are even closed, and St. P_atrick's Day for the Irish and Columbus Day for the Italians
- to action. In case of ext;reme. emergency, receipt of a written request will not be a prerequisite to Presidential action. However, since it takes several hours to ale»t and move Federal troops, the few minutes needed to write and dispatch a telegram
- ··of this tension. On December 15, 1967, additional police were dispatched to the school because of a rumor that gang fights were to take place as school was dismissed for the day. No incidents were reported by police at the scene. Extra police are being assigned
- federal observers should be dispatched to the scene. In effect, they, working with the local officials will determine whether federal troops are necessary. The Governor will know -- more or less -- that the President will grant his request by the time he
- . Marine lieutenant fighting in Vietnam, wrote an an~ry letter for publication in his home town newspaper, the 1\-Iotine Daily Dispatch. The Illinois newspaper published the letter last Friday. Lieutenant -Johnson began his open letter by saying he has
- of action. In!!lp~ctor li!.AIR • fltat~d that it -i,.;aB d.et e:r·!!lin~d at this time to eend 1n a :::-io~ • 3qu~:d. of f,-.,')t, ;:,z:l·:rol::~';n a:::2d twenty of.ficers were dispatched ·to the &i'ea. m·::.dadvanced on the gang of youths in formation
Folder, "Right Wing Extremism," Records of the NCCPV (Eisenhower Commission), Series 11, Box 5
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- . There is disagreement as to the number of cities to be covered. I have taken the position that it should cover our 26 plus Philadelphia. - 3 It was also agreed that W&R will conduct a community action program as follows: Beginning January 5, 1968, W&R will dispatch