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Bound edition of the Fair Employment Practices Commission's (FEPC) first report regarding Bank of America's hiring practices. The report presents personnel data and provides an overview of policy implementation.

The addresses and phone numbers for Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) chapters in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Fresno, and San Diego.

News release regarding the Fair Employment Practices Commission's (FEPC) second report on Bank of America's hiring practices. The report indicates progress in hiring increased quantities of minority employees from August to November of 1964.

Memorandum of understanding between the Fair Employment Practice Commission (FEPC) of California and the Bank of America. The two entities agreed that personnel data would be submitted to FEPC every four months, continuing review and consultation,…

Draft of a report regarding San Diego Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) and its actions against the Bank of America over the course of the summer of 1964.

Letter from J. McCain of the organization department to George Wiley regarding the responsibilities of the secretary of the organization department. A positive evaluation of Maxine is provided at the bottom of the page.

Field report addressing the Ohio Congress of Racial Equality's (CORE) activities of the end of 1964, a financial summary, and a projected plan for the beginning of 1965.

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.

This is an essay or speech written by Harold Brown to announce the establishment of a state-wide negotiating committee for all CORE chapters across California in an effort to increase the volume of its message.

Mailer from the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party requesting delegates to attend a conference on free elections in Jackson, Mississippi. The pamphlet also contains information regarding the situation in Mississippi and the goals of the conference.