Letter from Irene S. Heath to MLK

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Professor Irene Heath writes from Uruguay to suggest white missionary activity in Africa end, and that Dr. King and other black Christian leaders return to Africa to do missionary work there.

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Letter from Irene S. Heath to MLK
Monday, December 28, 1964
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[Inserted text: Congrats] [Stamp in red ink: Received Jan[uary] 11, 1965] [Inserted text: 2nd paragraph 1st sentence after ' situation in Africa': requires] [Inserted text: 2nd paragraph 1st sentence after ' situation in Africa': requires] [Crossed out: 2nd paragraph 3rd sentence after 'in Africa as well': a] [Inserted text: 2nd paragraph 4th sentence inserted above 'forfathers': forefathers] [Inserted text: 3nd paragraph 1st sentence after ' in need of': immigrants] [Inserted text: 3nd paragraph 2st sentence after 'somebody to buy': up] [Closing Signature: I.S.H.[Irene S. Heath]]
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Correspondence

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Afro-Americans--Relations with Africans
Blacks - Diaspora
Christian Way of Life in Human Relations
Martin Luther King, Jr. - Honors - Nobel Peace Prize
International Cooperation
International Religious Conflicts
People
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
Organizations
Southern Christian Leadership Conference

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URUGUAY
CONGO / ZAIRE