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Pearl Buck — Part 4
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Committee, she led a nation-wide movement to wipe out race discrimination ~-
in the war effort. Another committee under the chairmanship of
Miss Buck, solicited support to enable the ACLU to carry to the
US Supreme Court an appeal which had been made by various members of
the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) who had been convicted in
Minneapolis, Minn., for their SWP activities.
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Bureau Memo dated 6/5/56 set out information that Pearl S.
Buck was a member of the National Committee of the American Museum
’ of Immigration. (AMI) bu
The AMI was to build a museum at the base of the Statue
of Liberty in NY to include therein murals and exhibits depicting
the contributions of American immigrants.
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This reference contains a document regarding Fund for the
Republic which J. Addington Wagner of the American
Legion co ed using before the HCUA on 6/27/56. The document
revealed that Pearl S. Buck had been affiliated with the Coordinating
Committee to Lift the Embargo; International Committee on African
Affairs; Congress of American-Soviet Friendship; Washington Committee
to Lifé the Spanish Embargo; American Council and the Institute of
Pacific Relations. (Locality not given.)
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