Memorandum from George Wiley regarding the recent workshop for the Congress of Racial Equality's (CORE) southern staff. Topics discussed include fiscal control, community organization, and the Mississippi Summer Project.
Message from George Wiley, Associate National Director of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), informing all chapters of the continued importance of changing the Mississippi congressional situation.
Memorandum from George Wiley sharing the Congress of Racial Equality's (CORE) organizational report. He provides a list of all documents enclosed but this memorandum has been separated from its enclosures.
Brown's request to the probation officer Mrs. Gell that "the CORE defendants be given complete suspension of sentence on the grounds that a moral wrong has been corrected as a result of the action taken by CORE, and as a recognition that the burden…
Handwritten essay titled "Community Involvement" in which CORE's work is discussed, including how to define "community involvement," establishing a network of communication, the importance of working with individuals, community outreach, and…
Harold Brown writes to inform Marvin Rich that he will not request an apology or retraction for Dick Gregory's statements as requested by Samuel N. Hecsh and that the San Diego Congress of Racial Equality's opinions on the matter differ.