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Letter from Richard H. Rich, President of Rich's department stores, to Jessie Hill Jr., Chairman of the Citizens Negotiations Committee, responding to the letter sent on August 30, 1960, expressing a reluctance for future meeting with outside committees/groups on segregation, but offering to have a personal chat on "any subject" and "at any time" - September 1, 1960

Creator:: Rich, Richard H., 1901-1975
Date:: September 1, 1960
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Letter from Richard H. Rich, President of Rich's department stores, to Jessie O. Thomas, President of the Atlanta Chapter of The Frontiers of America, Inc., responding to the first letter of Jessie O. Thomas, expressing regret that he cannot meet with Mary Louise Allan due to conflicting schedules - June 28, 1960

Creator:: Rich, Richard H., 1901-1975
Date:: June 28, 1960
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Letter from Richard H. Rich, President of Rich's department stores, to Lonnie C. King, The Committee on Appeal for Human Rights, rejecting another meeting between the two due to them meeting recently and making their views on segregation known - August 10, 1960

Creator:: Rich, Richard H., 1901-1975
Date:: August 10, 1960
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Letter from the Committee on Appeal For Human Rights to the William B. Hartsfield, Mayor of Atlanta, discussing logistical concerns for negotiations regarding segregation in Atlanta - November 1, 1960

Creator:: Committee on Appeal For Human Rights
Date:: November 1, 1960
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Letter from William B. Hartsfield, Mayor of Atlanta, to Reverend Otis Moss Jr. regarding boycotts related to segregation - November 2, 1960

Creator:: Hartsfield, William Berry
Date:: November 2, 1960
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Memo from the Reverend W. H. Borders, Chairman Student-Adult Liason Committee and Lonnie C. King, Chairman Committee on Appeal For Human Rights, to "Downtown Merchants & Shopping Centers" regarding the boycott and ongoing negotiations relating to segregation in Atlanta businesses - November 29, 1960

Creator:: Borders, W. H. and King, Lonnie C., 1936-
Date:: November 29, 1960
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Newspaper article from the "Atlanta Journal" regarding negotiations relating to segregation of lunch counters in Atlanta department stores - November 30, 1960 (photocopy)

Date:: November 30, 1960
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Petition from a private citizen to Richard H. Rich, President of Rich's department stores, to end segregation of the store's lunch counters

Date:: 1960
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Petition from a private citizen, Alwin W. Black, to Richard H. Rich, President of Rich's department stores, to end segregation of the store's lunch counters

Date:: 1960
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Report on the outcome of meeting of the Board of Directors of the Greater Atlanta Council on Human Relations regarding the boycotting of segregating department stores in Atlanta, as well as next steps for negotiations betweens Civil Rights leaders and businesses on the same issue

Date:: October 1960
Format:: Text
Access:: Public