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The Plan of Delano
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Plan for the liberation of the farm workers associated with the Delano Grape Strike
in the State of California, seeking social justice in farm labor with those reforms
that they believe necessary for their well-being as workers in these United States.
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plan of delano.pdf
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Hartmire Remarks at Farm Worker Rally, 4/10/66
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“Until I resigned two (2) weeks ago I was a member of the California State
Social Welfare Board, closely associated with Governor Brown’s efforts
to eradicate poverty. His absence today, for whatever reason — and the Governor
should know that he is not the only one who is accustomed to spending Easter
Sunday with his family — his absence today makes a joke of the efforts to
eradicate poverty among farm workers.”
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Copy (4) of 4-+Background+Material_b.pdf
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The UFW in Texas, File 2
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Farmworkers ask help against “terror campaign”.
Texas farmworkers who struck the Rio Grande Valley’s second largest
onion grower for a month—driving up wages but failing to win union
recognition—have asked for help in countering what they call
a “terror campaign” being waged against them.
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EXR3_UFW_in_Texas_B.pdf
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Cesar Chavez Talks in New York, 1968
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“We are not in the age of miracles, and yet it is surprising that we can attract,
and keep, and increase the type of support that is needed to keep our economic
struggle going for 33 months. It is a struggle in which the poorest of the poor
and weakest of the weak are pitted against the strongest of the strong.
We are fighting not against the family farm, not against agriculture,
but against agribusiness.”
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New_York_1968.pdf
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Community Service Organization, File 1
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Announcement of formation of CSO in California and reports on progress of the CSO.
Includes a list of committee functions, a CSO brochure and a draft of a voter
literacy test letter.
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OOPA_2_Community_Service_Organization_A.PDF
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A Dialogue with Congress 10/01/1969, File 3
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“I would just give you one example of the caliber of
justice we get in the Kern County Superior Court. Last August 22nd
I went to the Kern Country Agricultural Commissioner who keeps records
of commercial pesticide applicators, the accounts of poisons that they
use and when they use them. I went to the Commissioner to see these
reports. He told me to come back the next day. Two hours after I
left the office, the Kern County Superior Court issued an injunction
forbidding me to see the records. We have been engaged in a battle
for over a year to see those records.” Mr. Jerome Cohen
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8-7 Speech A Dialogue with Congress cl_c.pdf
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