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WFO 100-2941 . DETAILS: AT WASHINGTON, D. C. This rt deals entirely with es "Belegate Assankiy i \[ { for Civil Righte” UAC) 20 known as th prik fies ik fishte Mobilis ein eae Coriference on Civil Right R), March on Washin ny National Asseably Ter bivil wae P National Conference wil Diekhthe an on Civil I, ASSEMBLY GQRIGIN The " Wo ox Sl issue of October 31, 1955, on ts page one, colums one to tive, in an article, "Civil Rights Mobili- . fron Set For Washingta REV THER Says," reflected that WALTER a UTHER, President of theX{nited Auto Worker, j) XGongress_of dustrial Organizatiorn “{esued a call to actfon‘letter to all UAW locals regarding a~'giant people's mobilization" timed to convene in Washington early next year (1956). It was stated that this mobilization had been planned by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and cocperating or- ganizations, including the UAW, as a part of a overall civil rights program. It stated that. this program was more comprehensive than any in the current protest growing out of the EMMETT TILL Case. This article describes EMMETT TILL as a "Negro" who was "murdered" in Mississippi. e leadership o e NAACP ha recte e@ cago NAACP anch to spearhead the recruitment of delegates from local organi- zations to attend a national conference on civil rights scheduled for early 1956, which conference would be spearheaded by the NAACP national organization. aw Ce = \ Il. ASSEMBLY SPONSORING ORGANIZATION ae ear | servations hood ovel for = 6, 1956, for instant ” Assembly, in the name of the LCCR. .. -4e- LUNTI