Letter from Donald Keys to MLK

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Donald F. Keys writes to Dr. King about Dr. King's invitation to speak at a planned Washington Mobilization on Vietnam. Keys also tells Dr. King that he may have to go to Africa at the time of the meeting, and requests that Mrs. King deliver his address in his absence.

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Letter from Donald Keys to MLK
Tuesday, August 31, 1965
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[Inserted text in margin: Invitation] [Stamp in red ink: Sep[tember] 2 1965] [Underlined: Vietnam, November 27th,] [Underlined: to Africa at the time of the meeting, and I am wondering if Mrs. King might be willing to deliver your address for you if that eventually should occur. Her]
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Genre

Correspondence

Topics

Vietnam War / Vietnamese Conflict
Martin Luther King, Jr. - Public Speaking
Coretta Scott King - Public Speaking
Martin Luther King, Jr. - Travels
People
Keys, Donald
King, Coretta Scott
Rustin, Bayard
Greeley, Dana McLean
Hersey, John
Organizations
National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy (U.S.)

Places

New York, NY
Washington, D.C.
VIETNAM