John C. Stennis Oral History Project
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This interview is with John R. Salter, Jr. of Grand Forks, North Dakota. Mr. Salter was involved in the civil rights movement in Mississippi from 1961 through 1963. He organized the Jackson Movement in 1962. Mr. Salter has been actively involved in community organizing efforts throughout his lifetime. Mr. Salter was allowed to review the transcript for accuracy.
Publication Date
12-26-1990
Time Period
1990-1999
Subjects
CORE Cox, Judge Harold Current, Gloster DeLeon, Daniel Devils Lake, N.D. Disciples of Christ Dombrowski, Jim Durham, N.C. sit-in Eastland, James Even Mississippi Evers, Medgar Evers, Myrlie Ezelle, Bob Fellowship of Reconciliation Freedom of Information Act Freedom Riders Goldwater, Barry Gompers, Sam Good Neighbor Council Greensboro, N.C. sit in Harkey, Ira Hawks, Elizabeth Hayden, Carl Haywood, William D. Hearn, Powers Helms, Jesse Henry, Aaron Hill, General Jim Dan Hoover, J. Edga Hurley, Ruby International Union of Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers IWW Jackson Clarion Ledger Jackson Daily News Jackson Movement Jackson State University Jackson, MS Youth Council of the NAACP Johnson, Paul Johnston, Erle Journal of Southern History Kennedy, John F. King, Ed King, Martin Luther, Jr. Ku Klux Klan Kunstler, William Lawrence, Ken Life Magazine Mabus, Ray Marshall, Burke Mays, Benjamin McCain, W.D. McCarran, Senator McElvaine, Bob McLaurin, John McMillan, Neil Mecham, Ed Mind of the South Mississippi Bankers Association Mississippi Burning Mississippi Citizens Council Mississippi Economic Council Mississippi Historical Society Mississippi Human Relations Council Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission Mississippi's Defiant Years Mitchell, Jerry Moody, Ann Moore, Amzie Moore, Mike Morehouse College Mullin, Moon NAACP Nation National Rifle Association National States Rights Party Nelson, Governor Gaylord New York Review of Books New York Times Newsweek Oxford, Mississippi Parker, Mack Charles Peters, Ed Pyles, Dixon Rabinowitz and Boudin Law Firm Reddix, Jacob Rockefeller Foundation Rutledge, Steve Salt of the Earth Schutt, Mrs. Wallace Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Senate Judiciary Committee Senner, Duke Silver, James Simons, Bill Smiley, Glen Smith, Frank Smith, Hazel Brannon Smith, Lamar Smith, Rev. R.L.T. SNCC Southern Christian Leadership Conference Southern Conference Education Fund State Historical Society of Wisconsin Stennis, John Hampton Superior State College Talladaga College The Smell of Burninq Crosses Thompson, Mayor Allen Till, Emmett Time Tougaloo College Udall, Morris United Negro College Fund Waller, William Watkins, Tom Western Federation of Miners Whitten, Jamie Wilkins, Roy Winter, William Wisconsin National Guard Wobblies WRAL TV AFL Allison, Mrs. Doris American Civil Liberties Union American Indian Historian Arizona Republic Babbitt, Bruce Bailey, Sam Baker, Ella Barbour, Haley Barnett, Ross Beckwith, Byron Beittel, Dan Biggs, Bill Bilbo, Theodore Bill Haywood's Book: The Autobioqraphy of William D. Haywood Bliss, Charley Brown Decision Brown, Jess Campbell College Carter, Hodding II CDGM Chacon, Juan City of Jackson, a Municipal Cormoration vs John R. Salter, Jr. et. al. Clark, Robert COFO Cole, Ed Coleman, J.P.
Object Type
text
Format (original)
1 transcript : 118 p.
Format (digital)
Digital ID
salter.pdf
Source
Mississippi State University Libraries, Mississippi Political Collections, John C. Stennis Collection, Oral History Project, Salter
Repository
Mississippi Political Collections
Digital Publisher
Mississippi State University Libraries (electronic version).
Rights
Permission to reproduce these photographs must be obtained from the Mississippi State University Libraries.
Recommended Citation
[Physical ID#], John C. Stennis Collection. Mississippi Political Collections, Mississippi State University Libraries.