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North Carolina Manpower Development Corporation
LUTHER H. HODGES, JR., Chairman GEORGE B. AUTRY, Executive Director
919 - 942-5796
June 11, 1968
[red stamp: RECEIVED JUN 17 1968]
Mr. Julian Bond State Capital Capital Square Atlanta, Georgia 30334
Dear Mr. Bond:
I have recently attended an invitation seminar sponsored by the Council on Religion and International Affairs of New York. The three day affair consisted of the presentation of six papers, followed by discussion sessions.
The papers were presented by outstanding people - for example, Saul Padover of The New School of Social Research; Ralph Townley, British member of the U. N. Development Program staff; and Quentin Quade, a very bright political philosopher from Marquette whose subject was the relationship of religion to politics.
I am writing you to say that I have submitted your name as a potential future participant. The number invited to any one session is limited. There is a fairly substantial fee but I understand some scholarship help is available.
I am sure you would both enjoy and contribute to any such session you might attend. The Council on Religion and International Affairs was founded by Andrew Carnegie, but has not sponsored these seminars in the South until fairly recently.
Yours,
(Mrs.) Martha C. McKay Director of Special Projects MCM:jj
[pen note: (Formerly, OEO Inspection) I saw you last at the NACD confr. in Atlanta. The U. of N. C. YM - YW would like you to come up sometime during the coming school year.
I thought of you on the above because the next session will be in a Savannah Oct. 10 & 11.
P. O. BOX 1057, 137 E. ROSEMARY STREET, CHAPEL HILL, N. C. 27514
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Dear Mrs. McKay: Please forgive me for taking so long to answer your letter of June 11th.
I have been traveling a great deal and quite busy when I have been in Atlanta. I appreciate your suggesting putting my name forward as a possible participant in the Savannah seminar.
Sincerely,