Letter from Wheeler B. Glenn to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. about Moral and Financial Support

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Wheeler B. Glenn offer his moral and financial support to Dr. King while commenting on the war in Vietnam.

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Letter from Wheeler B. Glenn to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. about Moral and Financial Support
Tuesday, January 2, 1968
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Jan[uary] 2-68 Rev. Martin Luther King NAACP Dear Sir - Just a note so you will know there are some in the most unexpected places who appreciate your efforts. I especially admire your courage in speaking out against an unjust war om Vietnam. I think it will be recorded in history as [as] the darkest page in American history. Ten dollars isn't much but if all you friends did - Sincerely, Nheeler B. Glenn 376-North Ave. Hapeville, Ga, 762-8368
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Support Correspondence
Vietnamese Conflict
1961-1975
People
King
Martin Luther
Jr.
Organizations
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

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Georgia (GA)