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During April, 1966, [sere error pre woe! (protect identity) made avallable erature captione oters Pledge Campaign,” that had been received through the mail. The origin of this literature was shown as "Voter's Pledge Campaign,” 245 2nd St., N. E., Washington, D. C., and it listed Mrs. Martin lather King as a spon- sor. The purpose of this group was to stimulate voters to think in terms of electing peace-minded representatives and it was indicated that the group would participate in the Voter's March, May 14-15, 1966, Washington, D. ¢c. (100-445578). "Voter's Pledge Campaign” enclosed 6 1005 45578-144 encl. p.5 bIC b7D SI_195-138315-3587 p.19 (17¥ (Fact Sheet published by Voter's Pledge Campaign and distributed during convention, May 14-15, 1966 Wash- ington, D. Cc.) Qed deseese —— | a a a - ane O- 438794) Nationa. Board meeting held at the Hampton House Motel and Villas, Miami, during April 11-13, 1966. According to this source the records of Hampton House contained an undated reservations schedule under the caption "SCLC Board Meeting in Miami", that disclosed room reservations for those attending the Board meeting. Included was Rev. and Mrs. M. L. King, Villa 11, arriving Monday A. M. The source advised that the Kings. honored this reservation. 190 A387IN-13H8 encl. p.3 (19 b2 b7D furnished a list of the officials and honored guests seated on the rst dais at the 50th anniversary banquet of the WILPF (61-1538), at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia, on 10/15/65. WILPP. Ge) Martin Luther King, member and sponsor of the National WILPP \ furnished the June, 1966 issue of “Four Lights"* (not iden e at carried an article captioned, "50th Neta 33 New Sponsors," which disclosed that many sponsors for the anniversary celebration, including King, had become permanent sponsors of the WILPF. By 61 -1538-711 p.48, 60 [reropabiy a WILPR publication] eae