1964 letter from CORE leaders suggesting punishment for New York CORE
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Title
1964 letter from CORE leaders suggesting punishment for New York CORE
Subject
harlem CORE
Description
This is a 1964 letter from former CORE national chairman, Charles Oldham, to James Farmer, CORE's National Director, suggesting New York CORE be penalized for its dissent in supporting Brooklyn CORE's Stall-In campaign at that year's World's Fair in Queens. Oldham essentially suggests in the letter that New York CORE be taken over if its members and leaders did not comply with the orders from the national office to not participate in the campaign. This would not be the first time the chapter rebelled against national orders, as was the case when they supported the 2nd school boycott (along with Brooklyn and Bronx CORE).
Charles Oldham was a long standing leader in CORE and former chairman St. Louis CORE.
Charles Oldham was a long standing leader in CORE and former chairman St. Louis CORE.
Creator
Charles Oldham,CORE
Source
CORE papers (microfilm)
Publisher
CORE
Date
1964
Contributor
Charles Oldham, CORE
Rights
Charles Oldham
Format
text, .pdf
Language
en
Type
.pdf
Coverage
1964
Files
Collection
Citation
Charles Oldham,CORE, "1964 letter from CORE leaders suggesting punishment for New York CORE ," in Harlem CORE, Item #128, http://harlemcore.com/omeka/items/show/128 (accessed December 7, 2024).