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1959-05-26 Letter from President Lundquist to Dr. Martin Luther King

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Lundquist, Carl H

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President Carl Lundquist requests Dr. King to add an additional speaking event to his visit to Bethel. This request is for an evening speaking engagement that would be open to the general public and held on either Tuesday or Thursday during the Minnesota Pastors Conference. If it is not possible for Dr. King to add this additional speaking event to his schedule during the week of the Minnesota Pastors Conference President Lundquist invites Dr. King to return to Bethel on a separate occasion in the future. Bethel is willing to provide travel expenses and an honorarium if Dr. King would need to reschedule for a different date in the future.
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  1. King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929 1968
  2. Lundquist, Carl H

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