Letter Addressed to Anne Upshure from Lynne Iijima, January 26, 1970

Letter of thanks for the generous contribution to Asian Americans for Action.

Genre: Correspondence

Contribution Slip for Asian Americans in Action from Gerald Ames, 1970

Paper slip for the contribution and membership of Asian Americans for Action.

Genre: Ephemera

Letter Addressed to Gerald Ames from Lynne Iijima, January 26, 1970

Letter of thanks for the generous contribution to Asian Americans for Action.

Genre: Correspondence

Contribution Slip for Asian Americans in Action from Frank Kehl, 1970

Paper slip for the contribution and membership of Asian Americans for Action.

Genre: Ephemera

Letter Addressed to Frank Kehl from Lynne Iijima, March 17, 1970

Letter of thanks for the contribution, photos, and articles to the Asian Americans for Action newsletter.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter Addressed to Asian Americans for Action on Newsletters

Letter regarding the request for the Asian Americans for Action newsletter be sent to the following address.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter from Pham duc Thanh, November 21, 1969

Letter regarding receiving the Asian Americans for Action newsletter.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter Addressed to Asian Americans for Action from Lily Hom, November 9, 1969

Letter regarding a request to recieve more information on the Asian Americans for Action.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter Addressed to Mary Ikeda from Geraldine Kutaka, January 27, 1969

Letter of thanks on receiving packets and on the progression of the Asian Movement at Gidra, Berkeley AAPA, and the ...

Genre: Correspondence

Letter from Geraldine Kutaka to Lynne Iijima, 1969

Letter regarding the Asian movement in Los Angeles, California.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter from Steven Kuromiya, November 19, 1969

Letter regarding requesting more information on Asian Americans for Action and to be more involved.

Genre: Correspondence

Letter Addressed to Steven Kuromiya from Lynne Iijima, December 1, 1969

Letter regarding the working with Asian communities and the growth of the Asian movement.

Genre: Correspondence