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Richard York responds to criticism of the Free Church involvement with People's Park and concludes, "From the concentration of power in the hands of ignorant, threatened or hasty men, Good Lord, deliver us." He considered this speech as one that upset many of the local churches. York was a member of the Coordinating Committee of People's Park. The Free Church became the hub for work on the second People's Park Annex, now Ohlone Park on Hearst, storing the shovels and equipment used for landscaping.
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