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Correspondence between members of the UCC (United Church of Christ,) in regards to the trials and prison time of the Wilmington Ten. The Wilmington Ten are sometimes referred to as the Wilmington Nine, and Ben Chavis is referred to as a separate entity. This correspondence from Lowell A. Snoot expresses his distaste at the UCC's decision to offer bail money to Rev. Ben Chavis.

Title
Correspondence to Rev. Kenneth B. Smith, Chairman of the Executive Council of the UCC from Lowell A. Snoot
Creator
Lowell A. Snoot
Date (Text)
December 12th, 1972
Other Identifiers
local: Correspondence_1972_04
System Control No.
p16128coll11/id/105
Format
letter (correspondence)
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