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ERAP NEWSLETTERS
1964 - 1965
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1965 |
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| February | National | January 7 | Multiple |
| June 7 | Louisville-Trenton-Philadelphia | January 20 | Multiple |
| June 7 | National-Newark-Chester | January 27 | Multiple |
| June | Cleveland | February 5 | Multiple |
| July | Trenton-Newark-Chester | February 11 | Multiple |
| July | Boston-Louisville | February 19 | Cleveland, Wash. DC, Cairo, Oglesby letter |
| July 10 | National | February 19 | Sources for Research |
| July 23 | Cleveland | February 19 | PREP Newsletter* |
| July 27 | Cleveland | February 25 | Multiple |
| August | Newark-Cleveland | March 4 | Multiple |
| August | Chester-Boston-Cleveland | March 11 | Multiple |
| August | Trenton-Hazard-Chester-Newark | July 23 | Newark, Cairo, Cleveland |
| August | Newark-Trenton-Chester-Philadelphia | August 14 | Multiple |
| August | Cleveland | August 21 | Multiple |
| September | Chester-Chicago-Cleveland | ||
| October 5 | Chicago | ||
| October 12 | Multiple | ||
| October 19 | Multiple | ||
| October 26 | Multiple | ||
| November 6 | Multiple | ||
| November 16 | Multiple | ||
| November 23 | Multiple | ||
| November 23 | Multiple | ||
| November 30 | Multiple | ||
| December 11 | Multiple | ||
* PREP was the Peace Research and Education Project run by Paul Booth and was a parallel project to ERAP. It aimed to rethink the Cold War and in light of JFK's famous speech in June 1963 about that topic (the day before his civil rights speech). PREP's thinking shaped ERAP because the idea was that if the tenets of the Cold War are revised, freeing up money, then what could be done with that? A concerted effort to end poverty. The foreign and domestic policy really were two sides of the same coin, hence ERAP folks being interested in what PREP was doing.
