Letter from Eleanor Bell Barnard to MLK

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Eleanor Bell Barnard expresses her appreciation for Dr. King's position on Vietnam and Civil Rights. Ms. Barnard also describes to Dr. King how his work is motivation to those who are unemployed.

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Letter from Eleanor Bell Barnard to MLK
Tuesday, January 10, 1967
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THE WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION Jan 10/67 Dear Dr King We appreciate, commend and support your position on Vietnam. We also appreciate your work for Civil Rights and your book "Strength to Love" has meant much to us. We are "between jobs" or would express our affectionate regard for you more adequately Sincerly Elearnor Bill Barnard (W.E)
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Correspondence

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Vietnam War / Vietnamese Conflict
Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975
Civil Rights
Martin Luther King, Jr. - Political and Social Views - Annotated Books
Strength to Love
Employment/Jobs
Support Correspondence
People
King, Martin Luther, Jr.

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