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  • CHARLES EDWARD BARRIS of Fort Worth, Texas; Muhamd's Mosque of Isla at Tyler, Texas, with approxi■ately 11 ■embers led by Minister WILBURWILLI.AMS; and the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Co-ittee (SNCC) with headquarters at 2811 South Boulevard, Apart
  • a letter he received, a copy of which is attached. The August 29, 1967, final Ledger~• a daily newspaper published contained an article on page 7 under Conference leaders plan two more." the following: edition of "The Star in Newark, MewJei·sey
  • was observed driving an automobile bearing Georgia 1967 license number 416983. This license number is registered to Silas Norman, ·Jr., Fort Benning, Georgia, for a 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle. Norman has been active in the past as a field secretary for the Student
  • as Chairman. The. Bruce C. Roberts , Superintendent of the Castillo de San Marcos and Fort Matanzas National Monuments represents locally the Director of the National Park Service . The Commission accepted Earle W. Newton , Executi ve Director
  • directions to take and how much effort it is worth. I think that some Commerce soundings are about the only way to get a feeling for scope of the problem. On the impact, we could probably pick up information on the bond underwriting problem without too much
  • of the memo from the President to the Sec. of the Navy,axwhen it want or what it said. Rx It ixn 1 t worth calling the Sec. of the Navy' ·s ofc and asking them about it is it? Also, Cliff read the Sec. of the Navy's .m emo for the President and indicated he
  • stated that in the future when the Muslims are ready, it will be every man's duty to be worth ten men. It was LIGHTNER's intention to provide the instruction to enable each man present to be able to ffght and to beat ten men. 7 CONFIDBfflAL --w CE
  • supported the Student Non· violent Coordinating Committee in its opposition to the Vietnam war. Americans from many walks of life have ·spoken out in support of Bond's right to his seat. The following telegram, signed by th~ Congressmen lieted below
  • -- not moving. ?articipating dentists.· in :·:ron~ places. ?To tra.11sportation available. S~o~tage of· dant~sts. In trou8le Health Centars Project -- unable to gat star~~ since .Au~.st 1965. R~sistanca from loctl madical fra~arnity, and loca·1 health
  • a number of telegrams to you both dur­ ing and after the riot demanding a disaster proclamation. Brown, with Collins' help, held firm, with the net result that a disaster request from the Governor never came in. Collins made some progress bringing the local
  • with Speaker Hays {Ohio}o..... NO Kirwan (Ohio }.... NO Vigorito {Pa.) National Committee should put much pressure - Will call Speaker back Foley {Wash.) •••• Will sign Remote but worth pursuing: Sisk (Califo }. o ••• Aspinall (Colorado) Hull (Missouri
  • of 4] ­ TO: Honorable LeRoy Collins Under Secretary of Commerce Sheraton West Hotel Los Angeles, Califonnia The agreement on a new community action agency for Los Angeles and Los Angeles County outlined in your telegram to me meets the requirements
  • of the goals to which we've committed ourselves simply by adopting a black star system. It is good and it is heartening, it is satisfying to see individual blacks succeeding as stars in the fields of politics, athletics, entertainment, and other activities
  • EX ISTI NG I N SELMA POSES SOME OF THE GREATEST I NTERNAL PROBLEMS EVERR FACED BY THI S NATION , " WALLACE SAID I N A TELEGRAM TO THE WH ITE HOUSE . WALLACE SENT THE TELEGRAM A FEW HOURS AFTER PUBLIC SAFETY DI RECTOR WILSON BAKER TOOK DOWN THE "BERLI
  • . In his telegram to me , Governor Wallace expressed his belief that al I eligible citizens are entitled to exercise the riQiit to vote. He repeated that belief today and stated that he is against discrimination in that regard. I am firmJ y - 3 ­ r
  • • Junita D. Roberta Peraoaal S.eretary to the PTeeldeJd • Peter F. PW 1990 Mollt1omery lnlw Mlaml_. Florida Fm:losurea: WH ca.rd, eipled: "Lyndon B. Jolmaon." and writer'• copy of P'• telegram to Govern.or Wallace ret'~ mo /!l-4 [1 of 4] ­ [2 of 4
  • of the crucia l si tuation in Selma, Alabama, last week, I sent a telegram to each minister in the North Coastal Area , Synod of California, The United Presbyterian Church in the U. S . A. , asking them to join with me in a } march at Selma if needed . I
  • VP nominees with Jack Valenti, Walter Jenkins & Marianne Means; late dinner; telegram sent to Luci Johnson at Interlochen--her impromptu speech
  • ; Doctor of Laws, Tusculum College, 1965; Reporter Temple, Tex. Daily Telegram and Macon (Ga.) Telegraph, 1947-48; mgr. for S. C., United Press, 1948-49, night bur. mgr., N.Y.C., 1949-53; mgr. London bur., also chief corr. U.K., 1953-56; vp exec. editor
  • . It is quite possible that these formats will have some usefulness in San Francisco, and there may be enough defense based industry there to try and stimulate the same interest. If I can help, please let me know. [2 of 2] ­ ~ TELEGRAM FULL RATE OR STRAIGHT
  • . ) 6:00 (Jack Horner and Bob Hoke, both of the Washington Star) {OFF THE REC O R D} {T hey will bring the original portrait of the President that was on the front page of the Star's Inaugural edition for the President 's autograph. ) MONDAY, MARCH 15
  • [7 of 18] ­ INCOMING TELEGRAM Department of Stat~ {, Action SS Info ., /' ·.• (___./ _ BUNDY-SMlitt O(liOR - BOWMAN ~ .I ~OPER ..CGNFIBEN'f txL H.\YNES . -JESSUP (JEHCR ~~\U)~ · -=._JOHNSON DE RUMJI R 579A 11/0911Z ..P R l 10855Z ZEA
  • , circulars, and petitions, and bombard Congress and the President with letters and telegrams demanding action of one sort or another. Conclusion It is evident from the facts presented that Martin Luther King constitutes a security problem to this Nation
  • ~,..~UU11L_:t9""',.,X.~\!..~ WJe enclose a copy. These citize:ns-sfgned this telegram during the afternoon: all were overcome at the shameful events in Selma on Sunday. This naked display of organized police violence could have been prevented. W~ urge you
  • LBJ & Lady Bird bring Lyn Nugent into bed with them; Lady Bird talks with Luci Nugent; meeting with Douglass Cater; Lady Bird agrees to sponsor book program for underprivileged children; Lady Bird receives anti-war telegram; German arrival ceremony
  • Office work; Promotions for Women in Armed Forces bill signing ceremony; LBJ presents Bronze Star to Major Marie Rodgers, an African-American, and a Legion of Merit to Colonel Ethel Hefley; Committee for Preservation of the White House meeting
  • are on the streets in the potentially troublesome neighborhoods continually, talking with people, and getting more tips than they can run out. He does not know of any tips coming from Minutemen sources. I : February 14, 1967 .·, .... . ~ TELEGRAM SENTTO