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- Collection: The Harold K. Brown Civil Rights Collection
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"Proposed Project for Selma, Alabama"
A proposition for assistance in Selma, Alabama. Activists mostly need funds and workers.
"Registration Campaign Among Negroes in South Aids Johnson," The New York Times, October 19, 1964
News article published by The New York Times and distributed by CORE regarding the efforts of civil rights organizations to register voters in the South.
"San Diego Zoo Initial Investigation," September 2, 1964
Notes from an initial investigation into the hiring practices and operations of San Diego Zoo.
"Speaking Out" by Hal Brown, May 18, 1964
A draft of an essay or speech written by Harold Brown in red ink to announce California CORE chapters' unification to negotiate for increased rights.
"Suggested Guide Lines for Future Organizational Expansion" by James Farmer, April 3, 1965
A paper written by James Farmer, National Director of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), suggesting means for the organization to grow in the future, with an emphasis on achieving greater political power via the National CORE Political Action…
"The CORE Southern Office: What It Does," March 9, 1965
Report about all elements of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) Southern Office.
"The Mississippi Staff Salary Story" by Richard Jewett, January 26, 1965
Report explaining the compensation practices and budgets for Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) employees in Mississippi. Specific reports from cities throughout Mississippi are also included.
