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- Collection: The Harold K. Brown Civil Rights Collection
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Letter from Marvin Rich to CORE Leaders, July 13, 1964
Letter from Marvin Rich, Community Relations Director, relaying Mississippi's needs.
Letter from Mary Harvey to Robert Ward, Jr., May 25, 1965
Letter from Attorney Mary Harvey to Attorney Robert Ward, Jr. asking him to represent Harold Brown because she will be in Mississippi at the time of his hearing.
Letter from Mary Hernandez to James McCain, July 20, 1964
Letter from Mary Hernandez, the Shop Steward of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), informing James McCain that the process of relieving Allan Hoffman from his duties has prompted a grievance.
Letter from Ruth Sanderson to Harold Brown, October 28, 1964
Letter from Ruth Sanderson, Secretary, acknowledging receipt of Harold Brown's letter to C. R. Schroeder.
Letter from Ruth Sanderson to Harold Brown, September 16, 1964
Brief letter from Ruth Sanderson, Secretary, acknowledging that Dr. Schroeder has received Harold Brown's letter.
Letter to George Wiley, February 11, 1965
Letter to George Wiley about the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) national convention in Durham, North Carolina.
Line of protesters holding signs, 1964
Line of protesters in Downtown San Diego holding signs.
Louisiana College Campus Project
Description of a project to encourage college students to participate in conferences to increase the likelihood of them remaining in the South and working towards equality after graduation.
Louisiana Summer Project
Report detailing the Congress of Racial Equality's (CORE) efforts to build local leadership structures to help with Louisiana's problems. Further details for the projects are described.
Man holding a sign and marching on the sidewalk, 1964
Man holding an unintelligible sign in front of the Bank of America in Downtown San Diego.