Stanley Levison — Part 22

94 pages · May 11, 2026 · Document date: Nov 1, 1960 · Broad topic: General · Topic: Stanley Levison · 94 pages OCR'd

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PRR IRENE EY ST vet a NY 100-111180 of &@ cenference. A six months report is due on June 30, 1961. The purpose of the organization was to support the movement _ for desegregation in the south through various forms of. ._. public education and financial contributions. The object 4c the Find retaing was tn winAarurte¢n ¢hea Tags avrenanasen Oona he defense of MARTIN LU KING, Jr., Reverend RALPH. BERNATHY, Revérénd S.S% SAEY, Reverend J.E,-LOWERY and Reverend F,.LA/SHUTTLESWORTH, the dissemination of educational materials through periodicals, letters and meetings, the provision to students of financial aid, the extension of facilities for organization, provisions of financial support, and technical assistance to Southern Christian Leaderanip ff wise SMI Lose FO vo HMVAAL AE Flt LE ROL CAPOCNOCH 10) . Conference. The officers were listed as: ae wee A. PHILIP RANDOLPH, 217 West 125th Street, New York City - Chairman; Reverend GARDNER C, TAYLOR, 833 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyp; New York - Chairman; woe-Koevens, 310 Lenox Avenue, New York city - ny Board Chairman; . Reverend THOMAS KILGORE, ire, ak West 13lst street, New York City - Chairman of Religious Commission; — - HARRY BELAFONTE, 300 Westend Avenue, New York City - Chairman of the Cultural Commission; - SIDNEY°POITIER, 55 West 55th Street, New York City- =~ Chairman of the Cultural Commigeion; BAYARDJRUSTIN, 203 West 107th Street... = New York ity, - Executive Director} Pa STANLEY D. LEVISON, 255 West 106th... i 8k Street - Assistant Executive Director. Clo te | Albany should a attempt to obtain a copy of the recos containing the above information and furnish same to the Bu’*" and New “York if this information is from a public source. Report on LEVISON to fellow, 255 West loéth fet, 1s 8 former address of the subject. NY will attempt to asce. 100-11 67th Rd., Forrest Hills, New York, is also a fo'°™ #dG@ress of LEVISON, 3 Done am oe ast oe

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PRR IRENE EY ST

vet a

NY 100-111180

&@ cenference. A six months report is due on June 30, 1961.
The purpose of the organization was to support the movement _
for desegregation in the south through various forms of. ._.
public education and financial contributions. The object
4c the Find retaing was tn winAarurte¢n ¢hea Tags avrenanasen Oona
he defense of MARTIN LU KING, Jr., Reverend RALPH.
BERNATHY, Revérénd S.S% SAEY, Reverend J.E,-LOWERY and
Reverend F,.LA/SHUTTLESWORTH, the dissemination of educational
materials through periodicals, letters and meetings, the
provision to students of financial aid, the extension of
facilities for organization, provisions of financial support,
and technical assistance to Southern Christian Leaderanip

ff wise SMI Lose FO vo HMVAAL AE Flt LE ROL CAPOCNOCH 10)

. Conference.

The officers were listed as:

ae wee

A. PHILIP RANDOLPH, 217 West 125th Street,
New York City - Chairman;

Reverend GARDNER C, TAYLOR, 833 Marcy Avenue,
Brooklyp; New York - Chairman;

woe-Koevens, 310 Lenox Avenue, New York city - ny
Board Chairman; .

Reverend THOMAS KILGORE, ire, ak West 13lst street,
New York City - Chairman of Religious Commission; — -

HARRY BELAFONTE, 300 Westend Avenue, New York
City - Chairman of the Cultural Commission; -

SIDNEY°POITIER, 55 West 55th Street, New York
City- =~ Chairman of the Cultural Commigeion;

BAYARDJRUSTIN, 203 West 107th Street... =
New York ity, - Executive Director} Pa
STANLEY D. LEVISON, 255 West 106th... i 8k
Street - Assistant Executive Director. Clo te

| Albany should a attempt to obtain a copy of the recos
containing the above information and furnish same to the Bu’*"
and New “York if this information is from a public source.

Report on LEVISON to fellow, 255 West loéth fet, 1s 8
former address of the subject. NY will attempt to asce.

100-11 67th Rd., Forrest Hills, New York, is also a fo'°™ #dG@ress

of LEVISON, 3

Done am oe ast oe