Poor Army Camp Expands Across Nation's Capital
The Poor People's Campaign tents rise in Washington as 1,000 mobilized members arrive from Chicago and other groups from the Midwest and South. Officials hope to rapidly move people into a camp while facing rain, funding, and volunteer shortages. Vice President Humphrey tours the site, praising nonviolent aims amid anxious logistics and security concerns.
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Federal workers plan to join Poor People Campaign
AAP report shows substantial numbers of federal employees planning to use off hours and vacation time to participate in the Poor People Campaign. Interest is strongest among Negro employees but whites also plan to help, with volunteers from HEW, PHS, and Peace Corps. Doctors and desk doctors alike are volunteering, including about 1300 doctors overall and 200 from federal posts.
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