Letter from Clyde Rembert to MLK

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Clyde Rembert, a broadcaster from KRLD-Radio and KRLD-TV, writes Dr. King inviting him to the radio show. Rembert seeks a response from Dr. King regarding a derogatory statement made by Dr. Criswell concerning King's anti-Vietnam war stance.

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Letter from Clyde Rembert to MLK
Friday, June 2, 1967
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[Page 1] [Inserted Text: MS: illegible] [Inserted Text in Center Margin: Invitation] [Stamp in Red Ink: JUN[e] 5 1967] [Closing Signature: Clyde W. Rembert]
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Correspondence

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Martin Luther King, Jr. - Critics
Martin Luther King, Jr. - Political and Social Views
Vietnam War / Vietnamese Conflict
Communism
People
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
Organizations
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Columbia Broadcasting System, inc.
United States Federal Communications Commission

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Dallas, TX
VIETNAM
New York (NY)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA