Vol. I of the Clemson v. Gantt case, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesVol. I of the Clemson v. Gantt case in the United States District Court for the Western District of South Carolina Anderson Division
Vol. I of the Clemson v. Gantt case, November 1963Clemson University LibrariesVol. I of the Clemson v. Gantt case in the United States District Court for the Western District of South Carolina Anderson Division
Letter from Taylor to Edwards, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesUrging Edwards to read an article about President Lincoln stating that the black population should remain segregated from the white population, and another article about a historian who admits to aiding the NAACP to fool the courts.
Letter from Edwards to Foster, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesEnclosing the original application card of Harold Courtney Seigler, Jr., identified as Plaintiff's Exhibit No. 49 in Civil Action 4101
1962-11-21
Letter from Johnston to Edwards, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesAttaching a newspaper clipping that states President Lincoln's opposing views of integration and urging Edwards to use the article during the Gantt case.
Letter from Doar to Edwards, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesAttachment of a clipping from a Boston newspaper, and asking that Clemson show the world that there is another side to the South then that shown that Old Miss.
Letter from Robinson to Edwards, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesRobinson explains that the case has been ably presented and nothing he could have added would have bettered the presentation.
1962-11-23
Letter from Bragg to Edwards, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesExpressing his faith in Clemson to remain peaceful and dignified throughout and after the Gantt trial.
1962-11-23
Letter from Edwards to Horn, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesBoosting that he believes they did a good job in proving that Gantt was not being discriminated against in his application, but explains that if Gantt is admitted he will be treated like very other student.
Letter from Rast to Edwards, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesCongradulating Edwards on how he is handling the Gantt case and expressing that only greatness and goodness should ever be associated with the name of Clemson.
1962-11-24
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 Loughlin to Chuck Cooper, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesExpressing his views that integration is Communistic inspired and that the Clemson Alumni News should publish this 'factural' information. The second page is missing.
Letter from Loughlin to Chuck Cooper, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesExpressing his views that integration is Communistic inspired and that the Clemson Alumni News should publish this 'factural' information. The second page is missing.
Letter from Lewis to Edwards, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesEncouraging Edwards to admitt Gantt as the rest of the world considers sergragation wrong and it could be an opprotunity for Clemson students to better educate themselves with different races and languages so that when they graduate they will be able to travel.
Letter from Lewis to Edwards, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesEncouraging Edwards to admitt Gantt as the rest of the world considers sergragation wrong and it could be an opprotunity for Clemson students to better educate themselves with different races and languages so that when they graduate they will be able to travel.
Task Force Vol. 9 - No. 8, December 1962Clemson University LibrariesNewsletter called Task Force, Vol. 9 - No. 8. Highlighted stories are about what Congress is paying tax-payers money on and how the NAACP is like the reverse Ku Klux Klan by paving the way for black people and Communists to take over America when the real minority are the Native Amercians.
Task Force Vol. 9 - No. 8, December 1962Clemson University LibrariesNewsletter called Task Force, Vol. 9 - No. 8. Highlighted stories are about what Congress is paying tax-payers money on and how the NAACP is like the reverse Ku Klux Klan by paving the way for black people and Communists to take over America when the real minority are the Native Amercians.
Task Force Vol. 9 - No. 8, December 1962Clemson University LibrariesNewsletter called Task Force, Vol. 9 - No. 8. Highlighted stories are about what Congress is paying tax-payers money on and how the NAACP is like the reverse Ku Klux Klan by paving the way for black people and Communists to take over America when the real minority are the Native Amercians.
Task Force Vol. 9 - No. 8, December 1962Clemson University LibrariesNewsletter called Task Force, Vol. 9 - No. 8. Highlighted stories are about what Congress is paying tax-payers money on and how the NAACP is like the reverse Ku Klux Klan by paving the way for black people and Communists to take over America when the real minority are the Native Amercians.
Letter from Risher to E. H. Robertson, December 1962Clemson University LibrariesExpressing concern over Clemson speaking out about the Gantt case in the "Concerned Clemson Alumni" as it may be picked up by the media and either cause panic and/or lead to tarnishing the name of Clemson.
Letter from Risher to E. H. Robertson, December 1962Clemson University LibrariesExpressing concern over Clemson speaking out about the Gantt case in the "Concerned Clemson Alumni" as it may be picked up by the media and either cause panic and/or lead to tarnishing the name of Clemson.
Letter from Smith to Edwards, December 1962Clemson University LibrariesExpressing his concern that Clemson is on the verge of integreation and hopes Edwards will make the right decisions so Clemson does not turn out like Old Miss.
1962-12-04
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."