Letter from Ronald J. Silvers to Isaac H. Kempner acknowledging the latter's previous letter. On the reverse is a list of locations and members of the National Advisory Board.

Letter from Ronald J. Silvers to Isaac H. Kempner discussing what a Council press agent is and requesting that the latter accept the invitation to become one. On the reverse is a list of locations and members of the National Advisory Board.

Original, signed letter from Reverend Johnnie Mae Hackworthe to Captain Will Fritz. In the letter Reverend Hackworthe discusses various topics relating to his spirituality, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald, and makes a request for a reinvestigation of the murders of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson on March 30, 1925. Hackworthe claims to be able to prove that solving the Anderson murders could lead to the solution of the Kennedy and Oswald murders.

Letter from Leonard R. Sussman to the Galveston members explaining that Mrs. I. Ernest Burka sent the American Council for Judaism a summary of their views. She figured that Galveston might want to read their response, so it is enclosed with this letter.

Letter from the American Jewish Committee regarding the Nominating Committee's report.

Letter from Frank P. Graham, Chairman of National Sharecroppers Fund, Inc., dated October 26, 1961. The letter refers to an enclosed copy of "Sharecroppers in the 60s -- A Report and a Program."

Letter from Samuel P. Hayes to the Foreign Policy Association discussing some recent circulars Kempner should have received. He also asks him to renew his membership and, potentially, increase his annual contribution. A pamphlet featuring a list of the 50th Anniversary Committee is attached.

Letter from Ed Gossett to Harris L. Kempner discussing Electoral College reform and requesting donations.

Letter from The American Council for Judaism to Council member regarding the details about the first of a series of meetings for the year 1963 of the Houston Chapter.

Letter from James M. Baumohl to Mr. and Mrs. Harris L. Kempner discussing about financial requirements for the year and requesting for monetary funds towards the American Council for Judaism, along with pledge card and a note from I. H. Kempner to Harris L. Kempner.

Letter from Emile E. Soubry to Harris L. Kempner thanking him for becoming a member of the 50th Anniversary Committee for the Foreign Policy Association and providing some more information on the upcoming Anniversary Dinner.

Letter from Jack Goren to I. H. Kempner inviting him to serve on the committee. He notes the importance of Kempner's guidance and the minimal time commitment required. He also highlights the successful nationwide fundraising efforts and mentions that Henry S. Jacobus, Jr. has agreed to be chairman.

Letter from Richard L. Simon and William S. Louchheim sharing concern about insufficient funds and doubling each contribution.

Memorandum from Jack Goren of The American Jewish Committee to members of Southwest Regional Council Executive Board regarding a policy position that has been adopted by the American Jewish Committee with respect to the Washington March for Jobs.

Letter from Leonard R. Sussman sharing a memorandum of favorable reactions from newspapers and leaders on opinions and resolutions provided. Contains details on contributions and funds.

Memorandum from Jack Goren of The American Jewish Committee to members of Southwest Regional Council Executive Board regrading the proposal of introducing Southwest Regional Council for better performance. And, he's writing this to get a reaction to this proposal.

Letter from Harry M. Epstine to Harris Leon Kempner regarding Harris's nomination as a member-at-large of the board of delegates. And he also mentioned about a memorial tribute for Mr. Alder.

Letter from Jack Goren to I. H. Kempner notifying Kempner of his appointment as Honorary Chairman of the Southwest Regional Council in a letter dated January 2, 1963, recognizing his valuable contributions as one of the founding members and his enduring guidance. He expresses hope for Kempner’s acceptance of the role to continue promoting civil rights.