Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Rev. Ralph Abernathy set the stage 6/22 for a confrontation with the Federal Govt. by vowing to keep his followers at Resurrection City beyond the 6/23 deadline. In a mock ceremony, during the Resurrection City press conference, Abernathy was given “a proclamation of temporary cession” turning over “the tract known as Resurrection City” by the American Indian contingent. LTR: Chief George Crows by Fly High; Abernathy and Reies Tijerina (with hat), leader of the Mexican-American contingent.
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Rev. Ralph Abernathy set the stage 6/22 for a confrontation with the Federal Govt. by vowing to keep his followers at Resurrection City beyond the 6/23 deadline. In a mock ceremony, during the Resurrection City press conference, Abernathy was given “a proclamation of temporary cession” turning over “the tract known as Resurrection City” by the American Indian contingent. LTR: Chief George Crows by Fly High; Abernathy and Reies Tijerina (with hat), leader of the Mexican-American contingent.
United Press International · [ca. June 1968]
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[Information from item housing] Abernathy, Rev. Ralph D. Montgomery, Ala., Negro Minister
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