Letter from Robert McDougal, Jr. to MLK Regarding a Donation Appeal

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In this letter, McDougal acknowledges Dr. King's appeal of October 1965, however states that he is concentrating his donations on other organizations. On the letter there are handwritten comments regarding Dr. King's response.

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Letter from Robert McDougal, Jr. to MLK Regarding a Donation Appeal
Tuesday, November 22, 1966
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[Inserted text: Needs special acknowledgement] [Stamp in red ink: Nov[ember] 26 1965] [Inserted text above: Unique & amazing] [Inserted text: In their chicago drive]
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Correspondence

Topics

Philanthropists
Selma, Alabama ? Race Relations
Social Activism
Southern Christian Leadership Conference--Fundraising
People
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
Organizations
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

Places

Chicago, IL
Selma, AL
Montgomery, AL