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June 9, 1970

Dear Parker,

Just a quick note to say that when you return you may find things in general disarray.

Every day as I look at Georgia's politics I wonder what might have been if we had only . . . .

I am enclosing some of Andy Young's literature, he will need help, but even more so, C.B. King, the black Albany attorney, needs it more. He - unlike Andy - will be nearly without staff and funds, particularly the kind of economic expertise you can bring.

He needs to be able to drop some realistic - and attention getting - statements about what's wrong with Georgia economically, as well as some prescriptions about setting it right. Can you help him out during your brief sojourn here?

I am also enclosing a clipping is which off the point, but shows how poorly my own economics are faring.

Up the army:

Julian

Mr. Parker Hudson
Commonwealth Hall
Cartwright Gardens
London, WC 1
England