The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
Brown University
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Fifty-five Facts about MorehouseThis pamphlet discusses fifty-five important facts about Morehouse College and its distinguished alumni. |
Letter from Brown University Chaplain Julius S. Scott Jr. to MLK Regarding a VisitJulius Scott, Acting Chaplain at Brown University, acknowledges Dr. King's tentative acceptance of an invitation to preach at the university. Scott expresses his satisfaction with the response and his hopes that Dr. King will be available to visit during the time period specified. |
Letter from Brown University Charles A. Baldwin to MLKCharles Baldwin of Brown University asks Dr. King about his travel plans and materials needed for Dr. King's upcoming sermon at the university. He also invites Dr. King to a dinner and luncheon during his visit. |
Letter from J. R. Coan to Alumni of Turner Theological SeminaryMr. Coan, acting director of Turner Theological Seminary at the Interdenominational Theological Center, issued this correspondence to all of Turner Theological Seminary's Alumni. The letter announces the details and record of minutes for the Seminary's Third Annual Founders' Day Convocation. |
MLK Schedule for November, 1960This schedule lists Dr. King's travel itinerary and speaking engagements for November, 1960. |