Seymour Samet Papers
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Date of Original
1940/1989
Subject
Civil rights--United States--History--20th century
American Jewish Committee
American Jewish Committee. Miami Chapter
Metropolitan Dade County (Fla.). Community Relations Board
Miami (Fla.)--Race relations
People
Samet, Seymour, 1919-2014
Location
United States, 39.76, -98.5
United States, Florida, Miami-Dade County, Miami, 25.77427, -80.19366
Type
Text
Description
The Seymour Samet Collection documents Mr. Samet’ s civil rights work for the American Jewish Committee, the Dade County Community Relations Board, and the U.S. Department of Justice Community Relations Service from the 1940s to the 1980s. The correspondence, speeches, reports, brochures, and other materials articulate issues of discrimination, desegregation and general human relations from various group and geographical perspectives.
Language
eng
Contributing Institution
University of Miami. Library. Special Collections
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2. Calvin Kytle, Acting Director, Community Relations Service, who resigned from office, was asked to quit
3. Calvin Kylte, Acting Director, Community Relations Service, resigns effective January 1, 1966
4. Statement released by LeRoy Collins, Director, Community Relations Service, June 21, 1965
5. Seymour Samet speaks of vital urgency of justice in race relations and importance of community responsibilty
6. Text of remarks by LeRoy Collins, Director, Community Relations Service to Alabama Council on Human Relations, January 30, 1965
7. LeRoy Collins chosen by President Johnson as new Undersecretary of Commerce
8. Seymour Samet of Miami, Florida, named special assistant to former Governor LeRoy Collins, Director, new federal Community Relations Service
9. Seymour Samet, Florida Director, American Jewish Committee becomes special assistant to former Governor LeRoy Collins, Director of new Federal Commmunity Relations Service
10. Resume of events as taken from U.S. newspapers, August 14-21, 1964
11. Abraham S. Venable, business executive named as Community Relations Service field conciliator
12. Andrew M. Secrest, South Carolina newspaper editor and publisher named as field conciliator for new Community Relations Service
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