The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
Wright, Nathan
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Letter from Reverend Durstan R. McDonald to MLK Regarding an InvitationThe Hobart and William Smith Colleges have brought influential leaders to their campus from the civil rights and black power movements. Many students desire a further understanding of the Gospel and have requested to invite Dr. King to speak. The dates provided for this engagement are unfortunately subsequent to the assignation of Dr. King. |
Letter from Senator Charles Percy to MLKCharles H. Percy informs Dr. King that the Senate Housing and Urban Affairs Subcommittee is proceeding to report a bill to the Senate that could become the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1967. The bill would assist lower income families and shrink the gap between white and black America, while expanding the economic opportunities for all. |