A two-page Ralph D. Abernathy-signed May 1974 appeal to a generic “SCLC Contributor” (Rosa Parks Papers) presents SCLC’s contemporaneous agenda — not recipient response, program evaluation, or proof of Parks participation.
OEO defense: SCLC opposed Nixon’s announced move against the Office of Economic Opportunity and says it supplied information to the Congressional Black Caucus.
Vietnam amnesty: SCLC produced an April 4, 1974 position paper titled “A Moral Forgiveness” for presentation to that caucus — preparation and intended presentation, not confirmed receipt, endorsement, or action.
Rural revenue-sharing education: a request to dispatch more field workers — expansion sought, not an achieved headcount.
Alabama voter education: SCLC’s own account of field workers organizing turnout after federal-court-directed reapportionment; scale and electoral consequences not independently verified here.
Urban counseling: “would like to focus” — aspirational, not an operating service.
Primary: LOC mss859430212 images 30–31. Repo: sclc-may-1974-amnesty-oeo-voting-appeal.
Craft: proposed ≠ operating; for presentation ≠ received; custody ≠ participation; self-reported fieldwork ≠ audited outcome.
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