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CNVA Miami Bulletin, June 16, 1964

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Newsletter created by the Committee for Nonviolent Action (CNVA) in Miami that describes events taking plaing during the Quebec to Cuba Walk for Peace (1963-1964). The newsletter outlines specific demonstrations in Key West and Miami and discusses what will happen when the marchers arrive in Cuba. The bulletin ends with information about the Miami chapter of CNVA.

Date

1964-06-16

Creator

Committee for Nonviolent Action

Contributors

Lyttle, Bradford, 1927-
Enzer, Erica
Kricker, Candy
Gregonis, Peter

Format

Bulletins

General Note

The Committee for Nonviolent Action is an American anti-war group that protested nuclear weapons testing program in the United States. The group, formed in 1957, held two Walks for Peace in the early 1960s including the Quebec to Cuba walk. Demonstrators arrived in Florida during 1964.

Title

CNVA Miami Bulletin, June 16, 1964

Subject

Protest movements

Disarmament

Peace

Description

Creator

Committee for Nonviolent Action

Source

State Archives of Florida, Series S1486

Date

1964-06-16

Contributor

Lyttle, Bradford, 1927-

Enzer, Erica

Kricker, Candy

Gregonis, Peter

Format

bulletins

Language

eng-US

Type

Text

Identifier

s1486_b017_f23_02

Coverage

Postwar Florida (1945-1968)

Geographic Term

Miami (Fla.)

Miami-Dade County (Fla.)

Key West (Fla.)

Monroe County (Fla.)

Homestead Air Force Base (Fla.)

Miami Beach (Fla.)

Havana (Cuba)

Guantanamo (Cuba)

Guantanamo Bay Naval Base (Cuba)

Fort Lauderdale (Fla.)

Broward County (Fla.)

Saint Augustine (Fla.)

Saint Johns County (Fla.)

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Politics And Government

Subject - Corporate

Miami Beach Sun

Fort Lauderdale News

Time

London Express

American Civil Liberties Union

Congress of Racial Equality

Miami Humanist Association (Miami, Fla.)

First Unitarian Church of Miami (Miami, Fla.)

Miami Beach Unitarian Fellowship (Miami, Fla.)

University of Miami

Subject - Person

Stern, Thalia

Reiss, Betty Jane

Dellinger, David

Muste, A.J. (Abraham Johannes), 1885-1967

Schwartz, Abba P.

Reis, Harold F.

Klein, Yvonne

Biderman, Peggy

Moose, Ronnie

Herrick, Scott

Resnick, Phyllis

Robinson, Eric

Davidov, Marvin

Jackson, Tyrone

Meister, Ken

Suzuki, Mary

Havice, Kit

Snyder, Edie

Mather, Janney

Stephens, John

Nyysola, Alan

Cooper, Allen

Crabb, Jim

Switzer, Bob

Ewald, Pearl

Gloor, Michele

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Chicago Manual of Style

Committee for Nonviolent Action. CNVA Miami Bulletin, June 16, 1964. 1964-06-16. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/326754>, accessed 26 January 2025.

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Committee for Nonviolent Action. CNVA Miami Bulletin, June 16, 1964. 1964-06-16. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 26 Jan. 2025.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/326754>

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(State Archives of Florida/Committee for Nonviolent Action)

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