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1. Memorandum from Erle Johnston, Jr., May 12, 1967

Memorandum from Erle Johnston, Jr., May 12, 1967
Date:
1967-05-12
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Memorandum from Erle Johnston, Jr., Director of Jackson State College regarding a closed meeting between the President of Jackson State student union and Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, NAACP and Black Panthers representative, et al. regarding the protest of the killing of Benjamin Brown and police brutality.

2. Memorandum from Erle Johnston, Jr., May 12, 1967

Memorandum from Erle Johnston, Jr., May 12, 1967
Date:
1967-05-12
Description:
Memorandum from Erle Johnston, Jr., Director of Jackson State College regarding the arrival of Willie Ricks and Cleveland Sellers of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee "to help perpetuate and agitate the situation at Jackson State College."

10. Memorandum regarding Rap Brown, July 26, 1967

Memorandum regarding Rap Brown, July 26, 1967
Date:
1967-07-26
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Memorandum from "Ethel, Communications" to "Staff" regarding "copy of fact sheet received July 26, 1967 from Gloria (Richardson) Dandridge regarding Rap Brown and Cambridge, Maryland."

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