Letter from Gentry to Editor of The State, February 1963
Clemson University Libraries Expressing his anger over Gantt being admitted into Clemson and how college officials are conditing their students.
1963-02-01
Letter from Gentry to Wayne Freeman, March 1963
Clemson University Libraries Addesses an article by McMillan that boosts Wayne and the rest of the Comittee as being powerful leaders, while calling James F. Byrnes and Senator L. Marion Gressette No. 1 and No. 2 potential troublemakers. Gentry is shocked by this and thinks Wayne should do something to better the names of his superiours.
1963-03-14
Letter from Gentry to Wayne Freeman, March 1963
Clemson University Libraries Addesses an article by McMillan that boosts Wayne and the rest of the Comittee as being powerful leaders, while calling James F. Byrnes and Senator L. Marion Gressette No. 1 and No. 2 potential troublemakers. Gentry is shocked by this and thinks Wayne should do something to better the names of his superiours.
1963-03-14
Letter from Gentry to R. M. Cooper, April 1963
Clemson University Libraries Stating that they did not intend to imply that the only recourse is for the Board to begin issuing public statements, even though it is implied that Edwards had threatened Gressette. He is simply upset by the injustice done to Governor Brynes and believes it originated in the Board.
1963-04-17
Letter from Gentry to R. M. Cooper, April 1963
Clemson University Libraries Stating that they did not intend to imply that the only recourse is for the Board to begin issuing public statements, even though it is implied that Edwards had threatened Gressette. He is simply upset by the injustice done to Governor Brynes and believes it originated in the Board.
1963-04-17