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MS-0436-002-009-009.pdf
Memorandum from Marvin Rich regarding projected expenses for 1965 and what it means for the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE).

MS-0436-002-009-008.pdf
Memorandum from Edwin Day outlining the specifications of his position and his priorities with the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE).

MS-0436-002-009-007.pdf
Memorandum from Edwin Day, the Business Manager of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), regarding the reorganization and renovation of its national office in New York City.

MS-0436-002-009-006.pdf
Memorandum from Clora Coleman, Office Manager, listing job descriptions for the administrative department of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE).

MS-0436-002-009-005.pdf
Memorandum from George Wiley about the recent reorganization of the National Action Council (NAC). He attaches a diagram and two job postings: for Fund Raising Department Head and Public Relations Director.

MS-0436-002-009-004.pdf
Message from the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) Director regarding the elections of 1964. He addresses victories and defeats and he encourages chapters to formulate legislative plans for the future.

MS-0436-002-009-003.pdf
Message from James Farmer regarding the events in Selma, Alabama and other parts of the South.

MS-0436-002-009-002.pdf
William Higgs, the attorney for the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, writes to urge Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) chapters to oppose the nomination of J. P. Coleman for a circuit court judgeship.

MS-0436-002-009-001.pdf
Memorandum regarding the establishment of Baltimore as a "the nucleus of an effective community organization and political action program."

MS-0436-002-008-010.pdf
The Congress of Racial Equality's (CORE) Director of Organization, James McCain, writes to all chapters requesting that they submit a survey and questionnaire about local schools.
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