Cover and Page from The SCOPE of Freedom: The Leadership of Hosea Williams with Dr. King's Summer '65 Student Volunteers

Cover and Page from The SCOPE of Freedom: The Leadership of Hosea Williams with Dr. King's Summer '65 Student Volunteers

Copy of cover page and excerpt from The SCOPE of Freedom: The Leadership of Hosea Williams with Dr. King's Summer '65 Student Volunteers. Page excerpt lists volunteers associated with SCOPE including Dean Savage and Mickey (Moshe) Shur. Moshe Shur is also featured in a photo with Dr. Martin Luther King on the cover.

Williams, Hosea, 1926-

King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968.

Civil rights movements--United States--History--20th century.

Mississippi.

Orangeburg (S.C.).

Leventhal, Willy Siegel

MosheShurPapers.B1.F13

Queens College Department of Special Collections and Archives (New York, N.Y.)

c. 1965

2013-05-21

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[Page 1]
The SCOPE of Freedom:
The Leadership of Hosea Williams with Dr. King's Summer '65 Student Volunteers
by Willy Siegel Leventhal
[Photographs]
Foreward by Harris Wofford
Prologue by Andrew Young
Introduction by Bayard Rustin
Epilogue: Kenneth B. Clark, John Conyers, Jack Greenberg, Joan Baez, Caesar Chavez, Virginia Durr, Roy Campanella and Lerone Bennett.
[Page 2]
The SCOPE of Freedom:
The Leadership of Hosea Williams with Dr. King’s Summer ‘65 Student Volunteers

SCOPE Counties & College Chapters & Volunteers Assigned

South Carolina (8 counties)
Richland
(Columbia, S.C.) - Brandeis University (23 persons)
Catherine Allsop
John Babin
Katherine Ellen Courts
Katherine Davis
Elias Dickerman
Mary Ellen Efroymson
Lynn Goldsmith
David Jacobson
Phyllis Greenfield
William Greenhill
Richard S. gurbat
Elizabeth Ellen Hafkin
Alan S. Kern
William Kornrich
David Kricker
Elizabeth Milgrim
Arthur Parsons III
Carol Sable
Frederick Paul Schaffer
Alan P. Segal
Adele H. Smith
Lesley Straley
Alan H. Venable
1 Staff Pat Gandy
Fairfield - Pennsylvania State University (3 persons)
Leverett S. Millen
David Brian Tanner
Linda Banks
Orangeburg - Columbia University (11 persons)
Mickey Shur
Barbara Rothkrug
Davi Schaumann (Waltraud)
Dean Savage
Steve Press
Al Ssymanski
Marie Guilleman
Sheldon Rosen
Len Brody
Fred Neuburger
Prof. James Shenton

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