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Revision as of 10:37, 17 June 2009
The Central Committee 1963 is a group of civil rights movement organizers that met at the A. G. Gaston Motel during the Southern Christian Leadership Conference's Birmingham campaign. The following list was recorded by Central Committee Secretary Ruth Barefield-Pendleton:
Central Committee 1963
Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
- Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth, president of ACMHR
- Reverend Edward Gardner, vice-president of ACMHR
- W. E. Shortridge
- Georgia Price
- Reverend A. D. King
- A. G. Gaston, business owner
- L. H. Pitts
- Arthur Shores, attorney
- Bishop E. Murchinson
- Revered John Porter
- Pastor Joseph Elwinger
- Reverend Harold Long
- Reverend N. L. Linsey
- John Drew
- Addine Drew
- Reverend J. W. Hayes
- Reverend Herbert Oliver
- Reverend Abraham Woods, Jr
- Reverend Calvin Woods
- Willa Adams
- B. M. Jefferson
- James T. Montgomery
- Reverend John Cross, 16th Street Baptist Church
- Reverend A. W. Thomas
- Ruth Barefield-Pendleton
- Reverend N. H. Smith
- Reverend Flonoy
- Reverend C. H. George
- Lola Hendrick
- Reverend Charles Billups
- Tommy Wrenn
- Katie Jefferson, SCLC
- Martin Luther King, Jr, SCLC
- Reverend Ralph Abernathy, SCLC
- Reverend Wyatt T. Walker
- Reverend Andrew Young
- Reverend C. T. Vivian
- Dorothy Cotton
- Willie Mackey
- Dora McDonald
- Carole Hoover
- Reverend Bernard Lee
- Reverend James Bevel
- Dianne Bevel
- Reverend Joseph Lowery
- Reverend Charles Orange
- Orzell Billingsley
- Norman Amaker (NAACP-New York)
- Jack Greenberg (NAACP-New York)
- Oscar Adams, Jr