Box 19, Folder 13, Document 26

Mrs. Wayne V. Greenberg
413 Aumond Road, Augusta, Georgia 30904

Octower 4, 1966

Rep. Charles L. Weltner
803 Peachtree St. N.E.
Atlanta, Georgia

Dear Rep. Weltner,

Rarely is one able to reflect with pride and joy:
There is an fionorable man! You have stood up to be counted
among those Georgians who really care what happens in our
state. You have, at great personal and professional
sacrifice, displayed your banner for all to see. And we
applaud you.

I congratulate you and many of my friends, unvocal though
they remain at this time, have taken great heart from your
gesture, We are not pleased with the choice (or is it an echo?)
between Maddox and Callaway, We feel that Georgia is worth
more than this, We have come too far from that kind of
government and philosophy that these men represent and
we have not come so far that we can afford to risk it,

If Georgia is to remain an integral part of these United States
and grow and prosper in accordance with its potential, we

must have leaders we can trust; leaders of the caliber and
stature of Charles L. Weltner,.

We urge you to consider accepting a write-in draft for
the gubernatorial election. We need a governor we can trust;
a man who will ensure dignity for all men, a man who whll
bring honor and dignity to the State of Georgia. A good
man in a naughty worlds Charlez L. Weltner.