1965-1968 -- The Fragmenting of the Civil Rights Movement: Ideological Differences Destroy Fragile Unity

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Year	Author	Title
	Unknown	Economic and Training Needs Mississippi Delta
	Pat Kaye	Mother Defends Sellers
	Ed King	Curriculum Vitae: Edwin King: Civil Rights Work in 1960s, Summary
	Ed King	Ed King Notes
	Amistad Research Center	Fannie Lou Hamer 1917-1977: Papers, 1966-1978, n.d.: Register
	Unknown	Campbell (Clarice T.) Papers
	Charles Marsh	Dahmer Murder and the Response of the Church, Field Notes
	Unknown	Cassette Transcription: Tom Dent Collection
	Amistad Research Center	Fannie Lou Hamer 1917-1977: Papers, 1966-1978, n.d.: Register
	Clarence Jordan	Christian Community in the South
	Ed King	Genocide
	Ed King	Section from Manuscript on Mississippi Movement
	Charles C. Wiggers	Letter to Members and Congregation of First United Methodist Church, Clarksdale, Miss.
1964	Mona Bazaar	Mona Bazaar to Fannie Lou Hamer
1964	Various	Exhibit F - A File of Educational Documents Relating to Delta Ministry's Operation in Mississippi
1964	Bill Minter Michael F. Valente	Reader's Responses
1964	Dwight Bozeman Phil Durkee	Editorial
1964	Unknown	Untitled Delta Ministry Document
1964		Mississippi's Metaphysical Mystics
1964	Unknown	The Delta Ministry
1964	Various	Exhibit A - A Series of Clippings about the Delta Ministry and the Sit-In at the Greenville Air Force Base in Greenville, Mississippi
1964	Various	Exhibit C - Questionable Morals at Southern Christian Institute Near Edwards, Mississippi (Mt. Beulah)
1964	Charlie Simonson	Community
1965	Fred Alexander	Evangelism: You've Neglected My People
1965	Unknown	Delta Ministry's Main Function is Civil Rights: Staff Members Have Leftist Backgrounds
1965	Ed Feaver	The Student Interracial Ministry
1965	Bruce L. Williams	It Happened in Jackson
1965	Cleveland Sellers	SNCC Executive Meeting Agenda
1965	Cleveland Sellers	Letter from Cleveland Sellers to Members of the Executive Committee
1965	Fred A. Alexander John F. Alexander	Freedom Now, Vol. 1, No. 1, August 1965