Mao, Peking, and Wilkins: the Cables

August 1963 4 scanned pages
Typed page BBB 3 of a 9 August 1963 US monitoring report giving the opening of Mao Tse-tung's statement supporting American Negroes, with hand-drawn orange brackets, a red underline and blue X marks.
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Mao's statement and the cables, page 1 of 4. Typed page BBB 3 of a 9 August 1963 US monitoring report giving the opening of Mao Tse-tung's statement supporting American Negroes, with hand-drawn orange brackets, a red underline and blue X marks.
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Mao's statement and the cables, page 2 of 4. Typed page BBB 4 of a 9 August 1963 US monitoring report giving the rest of Mao Tse-tung's statement on the struggle of American Negroes and the Kennedy administration.
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Mao's statement and the cables, page 3 of 4. Typed copy of a cable received from Peking on August 13, 1963, in capital letters, from a rally of people of all circles in Peking supporting American Negroes in their struggle against racial discrimination.
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Mao's statement and the cables, page 4 of 4. Typed copy of a cablegram sent by the NAACP on August 21, 1963, to the Chinese Peoples Committee for World Peace, signed Roy Wilkins, Executive Secretary, about the August 28 demonstration in Washington.
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