Letter from Edwards to Watkins concerning replying to Gantt, May 1962Clemson University LibrariesEdwards asking Watkins to perpare a draft of reply to Gantt's enclosed letter, which Edwards speculates, Fludd will be sending an identical letter to them soon and that Watkin's reply can be sent to both students.
1962-05-04
Letter from Edwards to Watkins regarding identical letters from Gantt and Fludd, September 1961Clemson University LibrariesSends Gantt and Fludd letters from Sept 15 and Sept 20 noting that they are nearly identical. Edwards spoke with Senator Brown as to how to respond and decided that they should respond within the next few days telling the two students that letters were sent out August 31 stating the status of their incomplete applications and a copy of the admission policy. Senator Brown advised making the letters as brief as possible and only include the necessary information concerned.
1961-09-26
Letter from Edwards to Watkins, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesEdwards thanking Watkins for his excellet job on his presentation of defense in the Harvey Gantt suit against Clemson College.
1962-11-26
Letter from Edwards to Wayne Freeman, March 1963Clemson University LibrariesDiscussing the article "Integration with Dignity" written by McMillian by first explaining that the meeting referenced in the article never even happened and will produce evidence to show that it never happened. He also explains that he had never threated Gressette and their relationship has always been cordial.
Letter from Edwards to Wayne Freeman, March 1963Clemson University LibrariesDiscussing the article "Integration with Dignity" written by McMillian by first explaining that the meeting referenced in the article never even happened and will produce evidence to show that it never happened. He also explains that he had never threated Gressette and their relationship has always been cordial.
Letter from Edwards to Wilson C. Wearn, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesAttachment of a policy statement for the State Bankers' Association to read over and show their support. Also explains that he is looking for the support from the State Association of Radio and TV Broadcasters.
1963-01-07
Letter from Edwards to presidents of other White colleges in SC regarding Clemson's response to Gantt's legal action, July 1962Clemson University LibrariesEdwards forwarding copies of the "summons, complain, and motion for preliminary injuction contained in Civil Action #4101", and Clemson's answer. Writes that the receipients will be interested in the letters attached as exhibits. His intent with this letter is to give the presidents time (Clemson's answer wouldn't be public for another two days) to discuss the contents with their own faculty and admin staff.
Letter from Elarn to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesPostcard proclaiming that the anicent Egyptians were Caucasian and since the country became populated by the black race it has given nothing to civilzation.
Letter from Elarn to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesPostcard proclaiming that the anicent Egyptians were Caucasian and since the country became populated by the black race it has given nothing to civilzation.
Letter from England to Clemson Faculty,Clemson University LibrariesCommending Clemson for the traditional and true Spirit of the Southern Gentlement that they portrayed in the acceptance of Gantt.
Letter from Ervin to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExpressing that Clemson should not allow Gantt to be publisized by the media so that the people of South Carolina can better accept intergration.
1963-01-25
Letter from Erwin to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExpressing his faith in Edwars by explaining that he had alway believed that he was a big enough man to run Clemson in a christian manner rthat than a prejudicial manner.
1963-01-25
Letter from Etheredge to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExplaining that the first page of the Atlanta Journal had the headline: "Clemson Enrolls Negro in Calm Atmosphere" and expressing how gratifying it is for Clemson to have enrolled Gantt peacefully.
1963-01-29
Letter from Eury to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExpressing pride for the Christian way the Clemson student body reacted during the admission of Gantt.
1963-01-29
Letter from Evans to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExpressing that he is proud of how South Carolina has handled the admission of Gantt as they have put Old Miss to shame.
1963-01-30
Letter from Evans to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesPraying that God may bless Clemson and all of their families for allowing Gantt to recieve an eduation and recognizing the dignity of man.
Letter from Evans to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesPraying that God may bless Clemson and all of their families for allowing Gantt to recieve an eduation and recognizing the dignity of man.
Letter from Experienced to Edwards, December 1962Clemson University LibrariesTelling Edwards that if falls under the pressure of the media and admits Gantt that he will subject the South to a world of "rape, murder, mugging, dope, deserted streets."
Letter from Fair to Alumni and Other Friends, April 1963Clemson University LibrariesAttachment of a copy of Chancellor J. D. Williams address, which recieve favourable reaction for setting the case for the University and the South.
1963-04-01
Letter from Falkner to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExpressing that he is proud of the way Edwards has responded during the Gantt situation and extending his support.
1963-01-25
Letter from Faver to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExpressing that it is unfortunate that the press, the courts, and the public opinion have made the Gantt situation so public, but he is proud of how Clemson has handled it.
1963-01-29
Letter from Felker to Clemson College, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesTrying to recruit new members to his white supermancy group and expressing his disgust that a black man has been admitted to Clemson, saying that more and more will continue to come unless the Southern people stand up and fight.
Letter from Fleming to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExpressing his fear that a larger, outside newspaper might get ahold of the story of the Gantt case and create an "unsavory" news incident. He further goes to give detailed suggestions of how Edwards might avoid the media displaying the story.
Letter from Fleming to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExpressing his fear that a larger, outside newspaper might get ahold of the story of the Gantt case and create an "unsavory" news incident. He further goes to give detailed suggestions of how Edwards might avoid the media displaying the story.
Letter from Fleming to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExpressing his fear that a larger, outside newspaper might get ahold of the story of the Gantt case and create an "unsavory" news incident. He further goes to give detailed suggestions of how Edwards might avoid the media displaying the story.
Letter from Fleming to Joe Sherman, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExplaining that South Carolina news media will operate with dignity and decorum and will not tolerate unreasonable restrictions that will make it difficult to obtain unbaised information.
Letter from Fleming to Joe Sherman, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExplaining that South Carolina news media will operate with dignity and decorum and will not tolerate unreasonable restrictions that will make it difficult to obtain unbaised information.
Letter from Fludd to Registrar Vickery, May 1961Clemson University LibrariesAcknowledging reciept of Vickery's letter (May 9, 1961) stating no applications from any prospective transfer students have been processed. Also providing available times for when he could have a meeting with Clemson officials about his application, and to redirect correspondence to his Charleston address.
1961-05-25
Letter from Fogle to Edwards, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesUrging Clemson to integrate Gantt peacefully and showing his faith that the Clemson youth will be able to handle the issue.
1962-11-19
Letter from Foster to , April 1962Clemson University LibrariesSummons for the Clemson v. Gantt case in the United States District Court for the Western Distric of SC Anderson Division
1962-04-07
Letter from Foster to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesCongratulating Clemson and South Carolina as a whole for the sensible and law-abiding manner in which the admission of Gantt was handled.
1963-01-29
Letter from Franei to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExpressing that he sympathsizes with Edwards on the matter of integration, as he believes in love for all men as a Catholic, but believes the races each have their place.
Letter from Franei to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExpressing that he sympathsizes with Edwards on the matter of integration, as he believes in love for all men as a Catholic, but believes the races each have their place.
Letter from Franei to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExpressing that he sympathsizes with Edwards on the matter of integration, as he believes in love for all men as a Catholic, but believes the races each have their place.
Letter from Fred Redmer to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesArticle about Clemson fighting the integration of Gantt with an angry letter to the president of Clemon College saying that Gantt should have stayed up North in Iowa as he won't be able to get a job in South Carolina and is degrading the "preservation of a 400 year Elizabethan culture from England" with his "African heritage."
Letter from Fred Redmer to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesArticle about Clemson fighting the integration of Gantt with an angry letter to the president of Clemon College saying that Gantt should have stayed up North in Iowa as he won't be able to get a job in South Carolina and is degrading the "preservation of a 400 year Elizabethan culture from England" with his "African heritage."
Letter from Freeman to Edwards, March 1963Clemson University LibrariesEnclosed is a letter which has apparently caused Wayne to feel a little disgust for the human race at present. Wayne had recently written an article about the Gantt case and Gressette felt that the article gave the impression that Wayne had been doing things behind his back. Wayne explains that this is not true and he has told Gressette this. Due to this frustration, Wayne is feeling the need to resign from the Citizens Councils, and would have set loose on them if not for possibly embarrassing Marion. Now he is too fed up, however, as they are being led down the road to totalitarianism.
Letter from Freeman to Edwards, March 1963Clemson University LibrariesEnclosed is a letter which has apparently caused Wayne to feel a little disgust for the human race at present. Wayne had recently written an article about the Gantt case and Gressette felt that the article gave the impression that Wayne had been doing things behind his back. Wayne explains that this is not true and he has told Gressette this. Due to this frustration, Wayne is feeling the need to resign from the Citizens Councils, and would have set loose on them if not for possibly embarrassing Marion. Now he is too fed up, however, as they are being led down the road to totalitarianism.
Letter from Freeman to Edwards, March 1963Clemson University LibrariesEnclosed is a letter which has apparently caused Wayne to feel a little disgust for the human race at present. Wayne had recently written an article about the Gantt case and Gressette felt that the article gave the impression that Wayne had been doing things behind his back. Wayne explains that this is not true and he has told Gressette this. Due to this frustration, Wayne is feeling the need to resign from the Citizens Councils, and would have set loose on them if not for possibly embarrassing Marion. Now he is too fed up, however, as they are being led down the road to totalitarianism.
Letter from French to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesCongratulating Edwards and South Carolina for restoring her faith in Americans as law-abiding people and of the value of higher education.
Letter from Gantt to Clemson College, June 1962Clemson University LibrariesTelegram infroming Clemson College that a transcript of his grades has been forwarded to the admissions office and that he is ready to be interviewed.
Letter from Gantt to Registrar Vickery, May 1961Clemson University LibrariesAcknowledging reciept of Vickery's letter (May 9, 1961) stating no applications from any prospective transfer students have been processed. Also providing available times for when he could have a meeting with Clemson officials about his application, and to redirect correspondence to his Charleston address. Almost word for word letter from Fludd to Vickery on May 25.
Letter from Gantt to Vickery, December 1961Clemson University LibrariesReturning his filled in application to Clemson and explaining that he will send a copy of his transcript from Iowa State University.
1961-12-06
Letter from Gantt to Vickery, February 1961Clemson University LibrariesExplaining that he has been recieving help for the South Carolina Regional Education Board, but believes that since he is a citizen of South Carolina that he should be able to attend Clemson College and is returning his application to be processed.
1961-02-01
Letter from Gantt to Vickery, June 1961Clemson University LibrariesExplaining that he is making an effort to complete all the necessary requirements without delay.
1961-06-17
Letter from Gantt to Vickery, November 1961Clemson University LibrariesAsking that the college use his application that had been cancelled for the next ensuring semesters as he would like to enter Clemson as soon as possible.
Letter from Gaulden to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesCommending Clemson for their intelligent and careful handling of the Gantt affair, explaining that it may be dissapointing that Gantt will be admitted, but it is better than destorying a fine school through resistance.
Letter from Gentry to R. M. Cooper, April 1963Clemson University LibrariesStating 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.
Letter from Gentry to R. M. Cooper, April 1963Clemson University LibrariesStating 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.
Letter from Gentry to Wayne Freeman, March 1963Clemson University LibrariesAddesses 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.
Letter from Gentry to Wayne Freeman, March 1963Clemson University LibrariesAddesses 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.
Letter from Gibson to Edwards, October 1962Clemson University LibrariesExplaining that Edwards holds a huge responsibility as a leader to the state of South Carolina and must make sure Gantt is integrated peacefully.
Letter from Gorsuch to Edwards, February 1963Clemson University LibrariesExplaining that his previous letter eas written by a woman who was stricken with polio who uses her big toe to type, who has an IQ far above normal and a face of a Saint John of the Divine.
1963-02-06
Letter from Gorsuch to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesAsking Edwards to stand against integration as the black population is filled with sexual deviation and will destory his school.
1963-01-28
Letter from Grady to Edwards,Clemson University LibrariesPostcard with a fancy golden "L" printed on the front, asking for Edwards to foward a letter to Gantt.
Letter from Grady to Edwards,Clemson University LibrariesPostcard with a fancy golden "L" printed on the front, asking for Edwards to foward a letter to Gantt.
Letter from Grady to Edwards,Clemson University LibrariesPostcard with a fancy golden "L" printed on the front, asking for Edwards to foward a letter to Gantt.
Letter from Grandma to , January 1963Clemson University LibrariesAsking Clemson students to accept Gantt as everything about him is the same as them besides the colour of his skin.
Letter from Grandma to , January 1963Clemson University LibrariesAsking Clemson students to accept Gantt as everything about him is the same as them besides the colour of his skin.
Letter from Gray to ,Clemson University LibrariesChristmas letter thanking South Carolina for giving him such rewarding work until his retirement, and wishing everyone happy holidays.
Letter from Gray to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesThanking South Carolina and congradulating Edwards for recognizing that change into today's world is inevitable, and that he handed the court decision very calmly and maturely.
1963-01-21
Letter from Gressette to Edwards, October 1962Clemson University LibrariesThanking Edwards for sending him a copy of the final brief in the Gantt vs. Clemson case and congradulating him on being sucessful in the hearing before the Circuit Court of Appeals.
1962-10-08
Letter from Gressman to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesAttaching a copy of the Per Curiam - Opinion of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, an application for Stay to the United States Court of Appelas for the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, and a draft of a Proposed Application for Stay of Judgement of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in the Supreme Court of the United States.
1963-01-18
Letter from Grier to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesExpressing that Edwards has been handling the Gantt situation well and that he is setting a good example for the rest of the state.
Letter from Haddon to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesSuggesting that Clemson faculty to remain silent and allow the student body to handle the situation by drawing up a pledge to not talk or associate with Gantt under any circumstances.
Letter from Haddon to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesSuggesting that Clemson faculty to remain silent and allow the student body to handle the situation by drawing up a pledge to not talk or associate with Gantt under any circumstances.
Letter from Hall to Edwards, February 1963Clemson University LibrariesExplaining that politicians aren't being Christianable and that they want big jokes and will do anything to get them.