records.
PAPERS, 1946-1992
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Subgroup I. General Business Records and Correspondence Series 1. Administrative Office Records Box 1 Administrative Office Records Computerization, 1984 CTR Productions, Inc., 1974-75 Expense Records Check Folder, 1966-75 Expense Accounts, 1966-69, 1978-83 (5 folders) Invoices, 1968-1974 (6 folders) Box 2 Telephone Billing Records, 1972-81 (10 folders) JBG Properties, 1970, 1975-79 Office Procedures, 1974-75, n.d. Pension and Profit Sharing Plan, 1976-78, 1989 Personnel, 1966-67, 1977-81 Publications Requested, 1975-78 Reprint Requests, 1973-75 Series 2. Appointment Books and Calendars Box 1 Appointment Books and Calendars Appointment Books and Calendars, 1967-68, 1973-75, 1978-81 (13 folders) Box 2 Appointment Books and Calendars, 1982-87 (7 folders) Series 3. Biographical Files Box 1 Biographical File Awards, 1970-83 (9 folders) Box 2 Biographical File, c.1958-91 Box 3 Publicity, c.1965-90 (7 folders) Box 4 (Oversize) Publicity, c.1965-90 Series 4. General Correspondence Box 1 General Correspondence Correspondence (A-N), 1965-67 (23 folders) Box 2 Correspondence (O-Z), 1965-67 (9 folders) Box 3 Correspondence (A-R), 1968-69 (31 folders) Box 4 Correspondence (S-Z), 1968-69 (14 folders) Box 5 Correspondence (A-M), 1970-75 (17 folders) Box 6 Correspondence (N-Z), 1970-75 (19 folders) Box 7 Correspondence, 1976 (24 folders) Box 8 Correspondence, 1977-79 (36 folders) Box 9 Correspondence, 1980 (26 folders) Correspondence, 1981 (27 folders) Box 10 Correspondence, 1982 (27 folders) Box 11 Correspondence, 1983 (24 folders) Box 12 Correspondence, 1984 (24 folders) Box 13 Correspondence, 1985 (24 folders) Box 14 Correspondence, 1986 (24 folders) Box 15 Correspondence, 1987 (23 folders) Box 16 General Correspondence (cont.) Correspondence, 1988 (25 folders) Series 5. Invitations Box 1 Invitations Invitations, 1967-78, 1983 (7 folders) Box 2 Invitations (Alphabetical), c.1980-84 (21 folders) Series 6. Speech and Travel Files Box 1 Speech and Travel Files Lecture Bureaus, 1965-82 (17 folders) ??Box 16 Speech Requests, 1979-83 (6 folders) Box 2 Speech Notes, 1965-84 (14 folders) Box 3 Speech and Travel Files Speech and Travel Files, 1965 (9 folders) Box 4 Speech and Travel Files, 1966 (53 folders) Box 5 Speech and Travel Files, 1967 (41 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1968 (26 folders) Box 6 Speech and Travel Files, 1968 (19 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1969 (39 folders) Box 7 Speech and Travel Files, 1970 (36 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1971 (25 folders) Box 8 Speech and Travel Files, 1972 (29 folders) Box 9 Speech and Travel Files, 1973 (48 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1974 (57 folders) Box 10 Speech and Travel Files, 1975 (47 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1976 (50 folders) Box 11 Speech and Travel Files, 1977 (50 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1978 (41 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1979 (31 folders) Box 12 Speech and Travel Files, 1980 (43 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1981 (39 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1982 (28 folders) Box 13 Speech and Travel Files, 1983 (12 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1984 (27 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1985 (27 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1986 (19 folders) Box 14 Speech and Travel Files, 1987 (32 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1988 (32 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1989 (29 folders) Speech and Travel Files, 1990 (21 folders) Box 15 Speech and Travel Files, 1991 (14 folders) Series 7. Special Subjects Subseries 1. Gridiron Club Records Box 1 Special Subjects Gridiron Club Records, 1972-87 (23 folders) Box 2 Gridiron Club Records, 1988 (7 folders) Box 3 Gridiron Club Records, 1989-90 (2 folders) Song File, c.1965-85 Subseries 2. "Shooting Incident" and Trial Box 1 Shooting Incident and Trial Miscellaneous Material, 1988-91 (12 folders) Subseries 3. UNF Scholar At Large Program (Clark College) Box 1 United Negro Fund Scholar at Large (Clark College, Atlanta) United Negro Fund Scholar At Large Program, 1981-83 Administrative Records, 1982 Speech File, 1982 Teaching Material, 1982 (10 folders) Series 8. Telephone Logs (Incoming Calls) Box 1 Telephone Logs Incoming Calls, 1967-73, 1977-88 (16 folders) Series 9. Trusteeships and Directorships Box 1 Trustees and Directorships Children's Hospital of the District of Columbia, 1969-70, 1973 Clark University Board of Trustees, 1972-74 Michele Clark Scholarship Fund, 1973 District of Columbia National Bank, 1966-70, 1974-79 (2 folders) Freedom House, 1966 Gannett Foundation, 1989-90 Georgetown University Board of Directors, 1973-76 (4 folders) Joint Center for Political Studies, Edward R. Murrow Memorial Fund, 1966-67 NAACP, 1966-1970, 1977-78 (3 folders) NAACP Special Contributions Fund, 1976-77 Box 2 National Committee Against Discrimination In Housing (Co-Chairman of Advisory Committee), 1967-69 National Newspaper Publishers Association, 1968 Phelps-Stokes Fund, 1966-71 (2 folders) Smithsonian-American University Family History Project, 1974-76 Trilateral Commission, 1973-75 UNA Chapman Cox Foundation, 1987 Washington Journalism Center, 1969-74 Ford Fellowship Program, 1968-71 Washington Urban League, 1967 Whitney Young Memorial Foundation, 1972-78 Subgroup II. Minneapolis Tribune Files Series 1. Administrative Files Box 1 Administrative Files Africa Trip, 1953-55 Awards and Degrees, 1953-61 Biographical, 1954-60 Columns, 1956 Expense Records, 1956, 1960 (2 folders) "Future Articles", 1956, 1958-60 (2 folders) India Lecture Tour, 1954 Lecture Brochure, c.1955-60 News Releases, 1955-58 Personal Records, 1950, 1958-61 (4 folders) Photographs (Engraved Printing Plates), c.1957 Publicity, 1951-60 Tribune Memos, 1955-60 Series 2. Correspondence Box 1 Correspondence General Correspondence, 1958-59 (2 folders) Personal Correspondence, 1960-61 Topical Correspondence Authors Guild of America, 1960 Collier's Magazine, 1955 Compton Advertising, Inc., 1960-61 Housing, 1957, 1960 Minnesota Press Club, 1960 NAACP, 1958, 1960 Newspaper Guild of the Twin Cities, 1958-59 Oberlin College, 1960-61 Opinion Institute, 1960 Organizations (General), 1957-58 Publishers, 1951 Random House Publishers, 1956-61 (2 folders) Robinson, Jackie, 1957-60 Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1957-61 Saturday Evening Post, 1960-61 SEPIA Magazine, 1960 Sheehan's Artist Bureau, 1955-56 Star & Tribune, 1960-61 Urban League, 1958, 1961 Useful Americans, 1959-60 World Book Encyclopedia, 1956 Series 3. "Fan Mail" (Reader Reaction) Box 1 "Fan Mail" (Reader Reaction) "Old Letters on South," 1951-54 "The First Are Last" (Tribune Series), 1957-60 "Grow Or Die" (Tribune Series), 1958-60, [1963, 1970] "The Family: A Failure?" (Tribune Series), 1959 "The Drinking Driver" (Tribune Series), 1959-60 "The Negro Athlete" (Tribune Series), 1959-60 Reader Reaction (General), 1957-60 (5 folders) Speech Reaction, 1958-59 (3 folders) Series 4. Newspaper Serial Articles Box 1 Newspaper Serial Articles (Chronological) List of Articles Published in Tribune, 1953-60 "Your Child's Future," May 1953 "This Is India," November 22-December 11, 1954 "Terror and Turmoil," March 14-April 8, 1955 "The Statesmen of Asia" Ngo Dinh Diem, May 1955 John Kotelawala, July 1955 Chou En Lai, July 1955 Ho Chi Minh, July 1955 Carlos Romulo, July 1955 "Dixie Divided" (Part I), January 1-11, 1956 "Dixie Divided" (Part II), January 22-February 8, 1956 "The First Are Last," February 17-March 3, 1957 "The Most Remarkable Roosevelt," September 4-21, 1957 (2 folders) "Grow Or Die," February 3-14, 1958 "The Family: A Failure?," February 16-March 4, 1959 "Little Rock, Arkansas," August 14-16, September 21, 1959 Box 2 "The Drinking Driver," August 24-29, 1959 "The Negro Athlete," November 30-December 12, 1959 "How Many People?," February 8-16, 1960 "Canada: Our Unknown Neighbor," March 28-April 20, 1960 (2 folders) "Wait Till Next Year" (Jackie Robinson), June 8-21, 1960 "Civil Rights: Political Battleground," August 14-20, 1960 "United Nations Reports," September 18-25, 1960 "Too Young To Marry," October 3-13, 1960 Box 3 (oversize) Newspaper Serial Articles (cont.) File Copies, c.1953-60 Series 5. Other Newspaper Articles Box 1 Other Newspaper Articles List of Articles in Other Than Magazines or Tribune, 1960 "Race in America--Past, Present, Future" New York Times, January 17, 1960 "The Negro in Minnesota" Minnesota Historical Society, 1959 "Canada" New York Herald Tribune, May 31, June 3, 1960 Series 6. Research Files Box 1 Research Files Africa, 1957-61 American Families in the 1960s, 1960 Bandung Conference, 1955 (2 folders) Box 2 Canada, 1959-60 (17 folders) Box 3 "Dixie Divided" Research Alabama, 1956 Arkansas, 1956 Baltimore, 1955-56 Brain Washing, 1954-56 Bus Boycott, 1956 Bus Ride and Editorial, 1956 Catholics and Segregation, 1953-56 Conclusions, 1955-56 Courts, Gus, 1955-56 Delaware, 1956 Discrimination in the North, 1956 District of Columbia, 1955-56 Easterly, J.B. (Southern Gentleman's Organization), 1956 Eastland, Senator James, 1955-56 Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI), 1952-56 Georgia, 1956 Gray, Dr. Arthur, 1956 Interstate Commerce Commission, 1956 Introduction, 1956 Intermarriage, 1954-56 Jim Crow's Last Stand, 1954 Letters to be Quoted, 1956 Louisiana, 1956 Lucy, Autherine, 1956 Mississippi-Land of Fear, 1955-56 Box 4 Moderation, 1955-56 NAACP, 1955-56 Negro and Protestant Ministers, 1954-56 White Citizens Council, 1955-56 King, Dr. Martin Luther, Jr., 1956, 1960 Labor Unions and the Negro, 1959-60 Minneapolis Race Relations, 1958-59 The Negro Athlete, 1959 (2 folders) The Negro Voter, 1960 Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1957 Russia, 1956 Segregation (General), 1957-60 (3 folders) Segregation and the Church, 1959-60 Toynbee, Arnold, 1956 Washington, D.C., 1958 Series 7. Speech Files Box 1 Speech Files Speech Invitations, c.1958-59 (2 folders) Speech Notes, c.1954-60 (2 folders) Speeches, c.1954-60 (11 folders) Subgroup III. Public Service Records Series 1. Administrative Records Subseries 1. Appointment Books and Calendars Box 1 Administrative Records Appointment Books and Calendars, 1961-65 (6 folders) Social Calendars, 1963-65 Subseries 2. Biographical/Scrapbook File Box 2 Biographical/Scrapbook File Awards and Honors (2 folders) Biographical File, 1961-65 "Scrapbook File," 1962-65 (21 folders) Subseries 3. Congratulatory Letters Box 1 Congratulatory Letters (A-K), 1961-64 (12 folders) Box 2 Congratulatory Letters (L-Z), 1961-64 (13 folders) Series 2. Speech Files Box 1 Speech Files Speech Index (#1-105), 1960-65 Speeches (Master File #1-105), 1960-65 (3 folders) Box 2 Television and Radio Interviews, 1962-65 United Nations Speeches, 1962 Box 3 Speech Notes, c.1959-65 (10 folders) Box 4 Speeches, March 5, 1961-June 7, 1962 (17 folders) Box 5 Speeches, July 10, 1962-May 31, 1964 (31 folders) Box 6 Speeches, June 1, 1964-October 30, 1964 (27 folders) Box 7 Speeches, November 16, 1964-June 25, 1965 (22 folders) Series 3. State Department Files Box 1 State Department Files Correspondence, 1961-63 (2 folders) Box 2 Topical Files Congo, 1961-63 (12 folders) Box 3 Cosmos Club, 1961-63 Invitations (White House), 1961 Middle East Trip, August-September, 1962 Southeast Asia Trip (with LBJ), 1961 (4 folders) Staffing Patterns and Precedence List, 1962 Series 4. United States Ambassador to Finland Files Box 1 United States Ambassador to Finland Files Correspondence Alphabetical File (A-Z), 1963-64 (22 folders) Chrono File, May 1963-February 1964 (2 folders) Box 2 Topical Files Articles and Messages, 1963-64 Briefing Book (Protocol Upon Arrival), 1963 Moss Subcommittee (Vietnam Press Guidance), 1963 Presentation of Credentials, 1963 Rowan, Vivian, 1961, 1963-65 Stock File, 1963-65 Travel Vouchers, 1961-64 (2 folders) Series 5. United States Information Agency Director Files Box 1 U.S.I.A. Director Files Correspondence, January-August 1965 (4 folders) Box 2 Daily Reaction Reports, 1964-65 (3 folders) Box 3 Policy Documents African Policy, 1964-65 Dominican Republic Policy, 1965 Indonesian Policy, 1964-65 Southeast Asian Policy, 1963-65 (2 folders) Box 4 Topical Files Confirmation, 1964 Guest Lists, 1963-65 "Memoirs File", c.1963-65 Nomination Hearings, 1964 Personal File (mainly fiscal), 1963-65 [including acceptance signed by LBJ] Resignation, 1965 "The March" (Civil Rights Film), 1963-64 Voice of America (Newsweek Story), June 1965 Miscellaneous Material, 1963-65 Subgroup IV. Syndicated Column Records Series 1. Columns (File Copies) Box 1 Syndicated Columns Column Lists, 1965-66, 1973-89 (4 folders) Box 2 File Copies October 31, 1965 - September 29, 1967 (277 folders) Box 3 October 1, 1967 - June 29, 1969 (267 folders) Box 4 July 2, 1969 - March 31, 1971 (250 folders) Box 5 April 2, 1971 - July 30, 1972 (213 folders) Box 6 August 1, 1972 - April 28, 1974 (270 folders) Box 7 May 1, 1974 - December 26, 1975 (266 folders) Box 8 January 2, 1977 - August 31, 1977 (260 folders) Box 9 September 2, 1977 - May 30, 1979 (275 folders) Box 10 June 1, 1979 - December 31, 1980 (246 folders) Box 11 January 2, 1981 - June 30, 1982 (222 folders) Box 12 July 2, 1982 - December 30, 1983 (225 folders) Box 13 January 1, 1984 - December 7, 1984 (147 columns) Series 2. Columns (Scanner Copies) Box 1 Scanner Copies Scanner Copies, 1967-71 (10 folders) Box 2 Scanner Copies, 1972-75 (7 folders) Box 3 Scanner Copies, 1976-79 (21 folders) Box 4 Scanner Copies, 1980-86 (8 folders) Series 3. Columns (Tear Sheets) Box 1 Tear Sheets Tear Sheets, 1966-70 (56 folders) Box 2 Tear Sheets, 1971-76 (72 folders) Box 3 Tear Sheets, 1977-82 (72 folders) Box 4 Tear Sheets, 1983-85 (36 folders) Box 5 Tear Sheets, 1986-87 (24 folders) Box 6 Tear Sheets, 1988-89 (41 folders) Series 4. "Fan Mail" Subseries 1. Dated Fan Mail Box 1 "Fan Mail" (Dated) Fan Mail, 1965-1967 (June) (24 folders) Box 2 Fan Mail 1967 (July)-1968 (21 folders) Box 3 Fan Mail, 1969 (15 folders) Box 4 Fan Mail, 1970 (16 folders) Box 5 Fan Mail, 1971-72 (27 folders) (Includes folder of unopened fan mail) Box 6 Fan Mail, 1973 (15 folders) Box 7 Fan MaIl, 1974 (arranged by month) (18 folders) Box 8 Fan Mail, 1974 (arranged by topic) (46 folders) Box 9 Fan Mail, 1975 (arranged by month) (19 folders) Box 10 Fan Mail, 1976 (13 folders) Box 11 Fan Mail, 1977 (14 folders) Box 12 Fan Mail, 1978 (16 folders) Box 13 Fan Mail, 1979 (13 folders) Box 14 Fan Mail, 1980 (20 folders, chronological and topical) Box 15 Fan Mail, 1980-81 (23 folders, mainly chronological) Box 16 Fan Mail, 1982-83 (3 folders) Box 17 Fan Mail, 1984-85 (23 folders) Box 18 Fan Mail, 1986 (13 folders) Box 19 Fan Mail, 1987-88 (14 folders) "Shooting Incident" (Chronological) (8 folders) Box 20 Fan Mail, 1989 (13 folders) Box 21 Fan Mail, 1990-91 (15 folders) Box 22 Fan Mail, 1991 (2 folders) Breaking Barriers, 1990-91 Subseries 2. Undated Fan Mail Box 1 "Fan Mail" (Undated) Undated Fan Mail, n.d. (7 folders) Series 5. Research Files Subseries 1. Research Files, 1965-76 Box 1 Research Files, 1965-76 Abortion, 1966-1976 Aging, 1971 African Drought (Sahel), 1973 American Indians, 1966-68 Armed Forces (Recruiting of Blacks), 1973-75 Birth Control, 1964-69 Black Americans, 1970-76 (2 folders) Blacks and Broadcasting, 1972-73 Black Capitalism (Brimmer), 1969-70 Black Elected Officials, 1973-76 (2 folders) Black Mayors, 1974-75 Black Nationalism (Detroit), 1967-68 Black Panthers, 1969-70 Black Separatists, 1965-74 Black Suicides, 1973 Black United Front (Washington, D.C.), 1968 (See also: entries under "Negro and Negroes") Bugging Devices, 1965-72 Busing (School Desegregation), 1972-76 Bond, Julian, 1966 Campus Unrest/Student Protest, 1970 Capital Punishment, 1966-74 Carmichael, Stokely, 1966 Carter, Ambassador W. Beverly, 1975 Box 2 CIA and FBI, 1967-75 China and Africa, 1964-66 Civil Rights and Communism, 1964-67 Congo, 1966-67 Congressional Black Caucus, 1972-75 Consumers, 1965-66 Conventions (Political), 1968, 1972 (2 folders) Crime and Psychiatry, 1973, 1975 Drugs, 1972 Education, 1964-70 (2 folders) Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), 1969-74 Evers, Charles, 1969 Fair Housing, 1966-69 Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), 1963-76 FBI and Martin Luther King, Jr., 1968-75 Federal Aid to Black Colleges, 1973 Feminist Movement, 1969-70 Food Stamp Program, 1966-67 Ford, Gerald, 1974-75 Foreign Service, 1966 Foundations (Includes Oberlin College), 1969 Free Press, 1973 Box 3 Ghana, 1968-70 Greenwood, Harold, 1967-68 Harris, Ruth Bates (firing by NASA), 1973-74 Headstart, 1966-69 Health Education and Welfare (HEW), 1966-69 Hollings, Senator Ernest F., 1969 Homosexuals, 1966-68 Housing, 1966-75 (2 folders) Human Renewal Fund, 1968 Humphrey, Hubert H., 1966-72 (2 folders) Hunger, 1969-1974 (2 folders) Illegitimacy (Unwed Mothers), 1966-68 Inflation/Unemployment, 1968-70, 1973 Israel, 1965-76 Jackson, Senator Henry, 1974 Job Corps, 1966-69 Kennedy, John F., Assassination of, 1969 King, Martin Luther Jr., 1965-68 (see also: FBI and King) Korea (Pueblo and Spy Plane Incidents), 1967-68 Ku Klux Klan, 1965-66 Box 4 Labor, Department of, 1968 Laird, Melvin (Department of Defense), 1970-71 Laos, 1968-70 Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, 1969-74 McKissick, Floyd (CORE), 1966 McNamara, Robert, 1966-68 Matthew, Thomas William (NEGRO), 1970-72 Meredith, James, 1966 Mexican-Americans, 1969 Middle East, 1973-74 Minimum Wage Bill, 1972-73 Minutemen, The, n.d. Mormon Faith, 1974 Morton, Thurston B., 1966-68 Muskie, Edmund, 1971 Negro Civil Rights Leaders, 1969 Negro Family, 1965-66 Negro Guerrilla Warfare (HUAC), 1968 Negro Statistics, 1965-71 Negro Unemployment, 1965-68 Negro Vote, 1965-74 Negro Youth, 1966-67 Negroes and Black Power, 1966-69 Negroes and Business, 1965-69 Negroes and Communications Media, 1968-74 Negroes and Communism, 1968 Negroes and Cost of Living, 1965-69 Negroes and Country Clubs, 1969 Negroes and Education, 1965-69 Negroes and Military, 1969 Negroes and Student Revolts, 1969 Box 5 Research Files, 1965-76 (cont.) Negroes as Consumers, 1961-69 Negroes in America, 1963-72 Negroes in Federal Government, 1965-67 (See also: entries under "Black" and "Blacks") Newman, Cecil, 1973 Nixon, Richard M., 1967-73 (3 folders) (See also: entries under Watergate) Noel, Philip (Governor of Rhode Island), 1976 Office of Economic Opportunity, 1965-74 (4 folders) Palmer, James, 1974-75 Pentagon Papers, 1971 Philadelphia Plan, 1969-72 Police Brutality and Law Enforcement, 1965-68 Poor Peoples Campaign (King & SCLC), 1968 Poverty, 1961-69 Powell, Adam Clayton, 1967-69 Public Housing, 1967 Public Opinion Polls, 1968 PUSH, 1974 Box 6 Racial Inferiority, 1969-70 Racial Tensions in the South, 1966 Racism between Negroes and Jews, 1969-72 Racism in America, 1969, 1973 Ray, James Earl, 1968-69 Reagan, Ronald, 1966-68 Revenue Sharing (Fair Share Movement), 1973-75 Riots, Poverty & Urban Problems, 1967 Romney, George, 1970-72 School Desegregation (Brown 20th Anniversary), 1974 Solzhenitsyn, Alexander I., 1974 South Africa, 1967 Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), 1968-69 Sickle Cell Anemia, 1972-73 Smut, 1970 State Department (Inspector General's Office), 1968-69 Student Revolts, 1964-70 Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), 1968-69 Teacher Corps, 1967-68 Unemployment, 1970-75 United Nations, 1968-75 United States Information Agency (USIA), 1965-70 Urban Affairs, 1965-71 Urban Coalition, 1968-69 Urban League (Whitney Young), 1966-75 Box 7 Vietnam, 1965-75 (2 folders) Violence, 1969 Vista, 1967 Volunteers, 1967-68 Voters, 1968-71 Voting Rights Act, 1964-69 Wallace, George, 1968-74 Warren Commission Report, 1966-67 Washington, D.C. Crime Bill, 1970 Washington, D.C. Minority Hiring Plan, 1973 Watts, 1965 Welfare, 1970-75 White House Conference on Civil Rights, 1966 Wilkins, Roy, 1966 Women (Rights, Political, Liberation), 1971-73 Young, Whitney (Urban League), 1971 Box 8 Watergate, 1973-75 (37 folders) [Note: These Watergate files have been kept intact to serve as an illustration of typical research files prior to weeding] Box 9 Watergate (and Other Scandals), 1973-75 (23 folders) Subseries 2. Research Files, 1976-1990 Box 1 Research Files, 1976-1990 Research Notes, 1977-87 Abortion, 1977-86 Adoptions (Trans-racial), 1985-89 Affirmative Action (incls. Bakke), 1976-86 (5 folders) Airline Deregulation (incls. correspondence), 1981-84 Box 2 Black Businesses, 1979, 1985-86 Black Colleges, 1977 Black Ethnicity, 1978-90 Black Family, 1984-86 Black Health, 1984-86 (2 folders) Black Judgeships, 1979-81 Black Voices of Dissent, 1985 Blacks and Crime, 1984-86 Blacks and the Economy, 1981-82 Blacks and Education, 1980-87 Blacks and Employment/Unemployment, 1984-86 Blacks and Jews, 1978-82 Blacks and Politics, 1984-86 Blacks and the Republican Party, 1977 Califano, Joseph Jr., 1978-79 Carter, Jimmy, 1976 Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 1976-86 (2 folders) Church of Scientology, 1978-81 Civil Rights Reports, 1990 Congressional Black Caucus, 1977-83 Democratic Party, 1986-89 Desegregation, 1976-79 (3 folders) Box 3 Drugs, 1980-88 Education, 1976-89 Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), 1980-86 Farrakhan, Louis, 1984-85 Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), 1985-89 Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI), 1976-82 Ferraro, Geraldine, 1984 Glenn, John, 1982-84 Grace Commission, 1983-84 Grove City College Case, 1984 Gun Control, 1980-82 Hispanics, 1983-84 Hooks, Benjamin, 1983-90 Housing, 1977-89 Howard University "Flap", 1986 Box 4 Hunger, 1977-86 Iran, 1979-80 (2 folders) Israel, 1977-85 Jackson, Jesse, 1982-87 (2 folders) Jordan, Vernon, 1976-80 Ku Klux Klan, 1979-86 NAACP, 1976-81 Panama, 1977-78 Pendleton, Clarence, 1981-85 Pierce, Samuel (HUD), 1981-82 (2 folders) Box 5 Poverty, 1983-85 Powell, General Colin, 1989 Racial Violence, 1980-83 Racism, 1984-87 Reagan, Ronald, 1977-86 (2 folders) Reynolds, William Bradford, 1981-88 Rhodesia, 1978-79 South Africa, 1977-87 Sowell, Thomas, 1981-86 Tax Exemptions, 1982-85 Taxes, 1983-84 Thomas, Clarence, 1981-92 United States Commission on Civil Rights, 1981-86 Box 6 United States Information Agency (USIA), 1975-90 Voting Rights Extensions, 1981-86 Welfare, 1976-77 Young, Andrew, 1980 Subgroup V. Television and Radio Programs Series 1. Television Programs Subseries 1. "Face the Nation" Box 1 Face The Nation Dr. James Cheek (Howard University), 8/2/1970 Alexander Haig (Chief of Staff), 10/28/1973 Senator Mike Mansfield, 3/28/1976 Subseries 2. "Meet the Press" Box 1 (cont.) Meet The Press Negro Leaders, 1967 (no transcript) Crime Commission, 2/19/1967 (no transcript) George Kennan, 11/5/1967 John Gardner (HEW), 12/24/1967 Ramsey Clark (Attorney General), 2/18/1968 Teddy Kollek (Mayor of Jerusalem), 11/17/1968 W. Averell Harriman, 1/26/1969 Abba Eban (Israel), 3/16/1969 Hubert H. Humphrey, 4/20/1969 James E. Allen, Jr. (HEW), 5/11/1969 Ramsey Clark and Tom Clark, 2/19/1970 Senator Robert Packwood, 5/17/1970 Elliot Richardson (HEW), 9/20/1970 Mayors (James Tate, Louie Welch, Richard Lugar, Kenneth Gibson, Wes Uhlman, Moon Landrieu), 6/13/1971 King Hussein of Jordan, 4/2/1972 National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse (Senator Harold Hughes, Raymond Shafer), 4/19/1972 Mayors (Henry Maier, Kevin White, Moon Landrieu, Sam Massell, Richard Hatcher, Harry Haskel, Jr.), 6/18/1972 George McGovern, Harry Jackson, Hubert Humphrey, Shirley Chisholm, Edmund Muskie, 7/9/1972 Herbert Klein, Clark MacGregor (Nixon Campaign), 8/20/1972 Gloria Steinem, Jill Ruckelshaus, 9/10/1972 Ferdinand Marcos (Philippines), 10/8/1972 Herbert Stein, Marina Whitman, (Council of Economic Advisers), 11/19/1972 George W. Romney (HUD), 12/24/1972 Earl Butz, Caspar Weinberger, James Lynn, 1973 (?) Melvin Laird (Secretary of Defense), 1973 Henry Ford II, 4/29/1973 Earl Butz (Secretary of Agriculture), 7/22/1973 Senator Robert Griffin, 10/7/1973 Archibald Fox (Watergate Prosecutor), 10/28/1973 George Shultz (Secretary of the Treasury), 12/2/1973 Caspar Weinberger (HEW), 2/10/1974 (no transcript) Robert McNamara (World Bank), 3/24/1974 (no transcript) Senator Henry Jackson, 7/14/1974 (no transcript) C. Jackson Grayson (Price Commission), 8/25/1974 (no transcript) Gough Whitlam (Prime Minister of Australia), 10/6/1974 (no transcript) Hunger (Earl Butz, John Hannah, Jean Mayer, Sterling Wortman, Lester Brown), 10/27/1974 (no transcript) Gov. Terry Sanford, Congresswoman Yvonne Burke, 12/1/1974 (no transcript) Al Ullman (Chair Ways & Means Committee), 2/2/1975 (no transcript) Chancellor Willy Brandt, 3/29/1975 (no transcript) Shah of Iran, 5/18/1975 (no transcript) Alejandro Orfila (OAS Secretary General), 7/20/1975 (no transcript) Police Chiefs, 8/10/1975 (no transcript) Indira Gandhi, 8/20/1975 (no transcript) George C. Wallace, 11/16/1975 Senator Dick Clark, 3/21/1976 (no transcript) Senator Henry Jackson, 2/20/1977 (no transcript) Senator Russell Long, 4/10/1977 (no transcript) Ronald Reagan, 5/1/1977 (no transcript) Senators John Culver, Jake Garn, 6/19/1977 Menachem Begin, 7/24/1977 Ambassadors Ellsworth Bunker, Sol Linowitz, 8/14/1977 Senators Strom Thurmond, Jesse Helms, 8/21/1977 Griffin B. Bell (Attorney General), 10/9/1977 Abba Eban (Israel), 11/27/1977 Governor Edmund G. Brown, 2/26/1978 Senator Bob Dole, 3/26/1978 Zbigniew Brzezinski, 5/28/1978 Michael Blumenthal (Treasury), 7/23/1978 (no transcript) Senator Robert C. Byrd, 8/13/1978 (no transcript) Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr., 1/14/1979 Ezer Weizman (Israeli Defense Minister), 3/18/1979 Senator Henry Jackson, 4/8/1979 Senator Frank Church, 6/24/1979 Ben Civiletti (Attorney General), 8/19/1979 Ambassador Robert Strauss, 4/29/1979 Senator Frank Church, 6/24/1979 Hamilton Jordan (Chief of Staff), 7/22/1979 Sadegh Ghotbzadeh (Iran Foreign Minister), 12/9/1979 Edmund S. Muskie (Secretary of State), 6/8/1980 Henry A. Kissinger, 9/28/1980 Edmund S. Muskie (Secretary of State), 12/21/1980 Richard S. Schweiker (HHS), 5/24/1981 Congressman Daniel Rostenkowski, 7/19/1981 Anwar El-Sadat, 8/9/1981 James A. Baker III (Chief of Staff), 11/8/1981 Senator Howard Baker, 1/24/1982 Senator John Glenn, 6/27/1982 Mayor Elias Freij (Bethlehem), Mayor Rashad Shawa (Gaza), 8/29/1982 Congressman Jim Wright, 11/7/1982 Senator Robert J. Dole, 1/16/1983 Terrel H. Bell (Secretary of Education), 6/12/1983 Caspar W. Weinberger (Secretary of Defense), 2/12/1984 Robert McFarlane (National Security Advisor), 5/13/1984 Charles T. Manatt (Democratic National Committee), 6/3/1984 Reverend Jesse Jackson, 7/15/1984 Senator Lloyd Bentsen, 7/29/1984 Senator Richard Lugar, Congressman William H. Gray III, Herbert Beukes (South African Ambassador to U.S.), 9/15/1985 Senator Jesse Helms, 6/22/1986 Dr. John Slaughter (University of Maryland), Jesse Jackson, John C. Lawn (DEA), Ralph Sampson (NBA), Bob Lanier (NBA Players Association), 6/29/1986 Series 2. Television Specials Box 1 Television Specials "Sahel: The Border of Hell" (WTOP), 1973 Viewer Reaction, 1973-74 Rosalynn Carter Interview (WTOP), June 1978 "Race War In Rhodesia" (WDVM), July 1978 Viewer Reaction, 1978-79 WDVM Interviews (Transcripts), July-November 1978 "Our Crisis in Iran" (WDVM), October 1978 "My Washington, My World" (WDVM), 1978-79 "Mexico Challenges Uncle Sam" (WDVM), July 1979 Russell Long Interview, September 1979 Box 2 "My Washington, My World: Crisis in Black America" (WDVM), October 1979 (12 folders) South Africa (Proposed Special WDVM), 1980 NIWS Interviews, 1980-81 (3 folders) Box 3 71st Annual NAACP Convention Coverage (WPBT), 1980 (14 folders) Box 4 72nd Annual NAACP Convention Coverage (WPBT), 1981 (10 folders) Box 5 WDVM, 1981 "Drugs: The 64 Billion Dollar Curse" (WDVM), 1981 (5 folders) [includes cassette tape] "Saturday Magazine," September 1981 Alexander Haig Interview, October 1981 Tip O'Neil, Murray Weidenbaum Interview, January 1982 [includes cassette tapes] "Crisis in American Housing" (NIWS), August 1982 (4 folders) Box 6 "Searching For Justice" (W*USA), 1987 Research Files, 1964-87 (4f) Financing & Schedules, 1987 Publicity, 1987-88 Opening Segment, 1987 Thurgood Marshall, 1987 University of Oklahoma Segment, 1986-87 (2f) Box 7 "Searching for Justice" (W*USA), 1987 Abortion Segment, 1973-87 (3f) Lockett/ Death Penalty Segment, 1976-87 (3f) "Thurgood Marshall: The Man," 1987 Publicity and Research, 1987 Interviews, 1987 Scripts, 1987 Series 3. Radio Commentaries: Black Perspectives/Rowan Report Subseries 1. Administrative Records Box 1 Black Perspectives/Rowan Report Administrative Records Phalen Productions (incls. contract), 1971-72 Creative Packages, 1973-74 Corporate Sponsorship Chrysler Correspondence, 1973-79 (6 folders) K-Mart Sponsorship, 1981-82 Sponsorship, 1988, 1990 Correspondence with Radio Stations, 1974-75 Interviews (Jesse Jackson, H. H. Brookings & M.C. Williams), 1974 Interviews (Black Congressional Caucus), 1974 Mailing List Questionnaire, 1975 Mailing List Report and Survey, 1978 Subseries 2. File Copies Box 1 Black Perspectives/Rowan Report File Copies Program Lists and Schedules, 1972-88 (10 folders) Box 2 Black Perspectives, October 1972 - October 1974 (5 folders) Rowan Report, October 1974 - January 1976 (9 folders) Box 3 Rowan Report, January 1976 - June 1979 (52 folders) Box 4 Rowan Report, June 1979 - January 1982 (68 folders) Box 5 Rowan Report, January 1982 - December 1984 (76 folders) Box 6 Rowan Report, December 1984 - November 1988 (32 folders) Subseries 3. Fan Mail Box 1 Black Perspectives Fan Mail Black Perspectives Fan Mail, 1972-75 (27 folders) Box 2 Rowan Report Fan Mail/Requests, 1975-77 (30 folders) Box 3 Rowan Report Fan Mail/Requests, 1978-79 (6 folders) Box 4 Rowan Report Fan Mail/Requests, 1980-86, 1988-89 (13 folders) Series 4. Radio Commentaries Other Than Rowan Report Box 1 Westinghouse Commentaries, 1965-67 (27 folders) Box 2 Westinghouse Commentaries, 1968-69 (18 folders) Box 3 WTOP Commentaries, 1973-76 (5 folders) Rowan Commentary National Black Network, 1976 WTOP Commentaries, 1977 "Nine in the Morning" (WTOP), 1977 Box 4 Post-Newsweek Commentaries, 1978-79 (6 folders) Post-Newsweek & WDVM Commentaries, 1979-80 (6 folders) Box 5 Post-Newsweek & WDVM Commentaries, 1981-82 (5 folders) Subgroup VI. Writings Series 1. Correspondence with Literary Agents Box 1 Correspondence with Literary Agents Contracts, 1955-65 Lester Lewis Associates, 1955-75, 1978 (8f) Series 2. Book Manuscripts Subseries 1. Unpublished Manuscripts Box 1 Book Manuscripts (Unpublished) "No Excuse For Hunger (or Farewell To Hunger)" Correspondence, 1959-61 Research Files, 1959-61 (35 folders) Box 2 "No Excuse For Hunger" (Manuscript), 1960-61 Box 3 Untitled Recollections, c.1966-70 (14 folders) Box 4 "A Journey Into Shame" (South Africa), 1971 South Africa Visit, 1970 (3 folders) Manuscript, 1970-71 (3 folders) Box 5 "My Washington, My World," 1985 Drafts and Research, 1985 (19 folders) Box 6 "My Washington, My World" Manuscript, 1985 "These Reagan Years" Manuscript, 1986 (3 folders) Subseries 2. Published Manuscripts Box 1 Book Manuscripts (Published) Just Between Us Blacks Correspondence 1974-76 (9 folders) Distribution, 1974 Manuscript Notes, 1974 (3 folders) Manuscript and Proofs, 1974 (5 folders) Reviews, 1974-75 Sequel (Proposed), 1983 Box 2 "Breaking Barriers" (You Can't Get Here From There) Drafts and Notes, 1989 (33 folders) Box 3 Draft Chapters 1-32, 1988-89 (33 folders) Box 4 Research Files (Background, Notes and Drafts) General Research (19 folders) FBI, c.1968-89 (2 folders) King, Martin Luther, Jr., c.1965-89 Naval Service Records (Photocopies), 1944-46 Private Clubs, c. 1961-89 Reagan, Ronald, c. 1981-88 (2 folders) Box 5 Breaking Barriers Draft Manuscript, 1992 Box 6 Breaking Barriers Correspondence, 1986-90 (2 folders) Correspondence with Audrey Wolfe (Agent), 1985-88 Promotion and Publicity, 1989-91 (3 folders) Box 7 German Translation (Ursula Stechow), 1991 Box 8 Dream Makers, Dream Breakers (Thurgood Marshall) Research Files (A-Z) *dates largely represent the date of the original item, found here in copied form Abortion, 1973-92 Agnew, 1969-70 (4f) Agnew Case Clippings, 1973 Attorneys General, n.d. Bail, 1987 Belden, 1941-42 Bicentennial, 1991 Biographical Sketches, 1943-1967 Birth of a Nation, 1915-16 Black Clients, 1955 Black Leaders, 1981-86 Blacks and Housing, 1981-86 Blacks on the Court, 1949-92 Book Promo, 1991-93 Brennan, 1984-86 Briggs v. Elliott, 1945-52 Brown v. Board of Education, 1951-92 (see also Orals) (2f) [includes background folder on civil rights] Bush, George, 1984, 1991 Buster, 1955 Box 9 Research Files (A-Z) Cannon, Poppy, 1948-49, 1991 Chapter One, 1940-1992, n.d. (3f) Civil Rights, 1984-87 Clark, Kenneth, 1952 Coercion, n.d. Coleman, Bill, 1953, 1991 Constitution, 1984-90, n.d. Controversial Personality, 1957-64 Court of Appeals, 1949-67 The Crisis, 1914-19 Criticizing Court, 1982-85 Critics & Foes, 1991 Death Penalty, 1976-86 Detroit Riots, 1943 Dissents, 1991 Dunjee, 1941-47 (see also Lyons) Early Days, 1907-86 Eleanor Roosevelt, n.d. Equal Pay Cases, 1936-48 (see also Teachers' Pay) Faubus, 1954-91 Box 10 Research Files (A-Z) Gaines Case, 1935-40 General, 1942-55 (3f) Georgia, 1949-50 Hoover & Marshall, 1941-53 Housing Bias, 1943-48 (2f) Hugo Case, 1940-43 Itineraries, 1942-48 Jim Crow, 1948-50 Jim Crow Schools, 1970 JFK Birmingham Speech, n.d. Juries, 1943-68 Justice Department, 1967 KKK, 1946-49 Box 11 Research Files (A-Z) Late Court Decisions, 1992 Legal File, 1940-46 Legal File "Not Usable", 1948-55 (2f) Library of Congress Finding Aid for Records of the NAACP, n.d. Little, Brown and Co., 1988-92 Little Rock, James Meredith, etc., 1959 Loyalty, 1948-69 Lynchings, 1905-47, n.d. Lyons Case, 1940-43 (5f) (see also Dunjee) Box 12 Research Files (A-Z) Lyons Case, 1940-52, 1988, n.d. (6f) Marshall (Personal), 1942-43, n.d. Martin Luther King, Sr., 1947 McLaurin, 1948-50 Murray, 1933-39 NAACP, 1908-92 (2f) Box 13 Research Files (A-Z) NAACP, 1935-93 (10f) NAA White People, 1954-55, n.d. National Negro Committee, 1910 Nixon, 1967-86, n.d. Nomination of Thurgood Marshall, 1967 Obscenity, 1973 Oklahoma & Texas, 1948 Box 14 Research Files (A-Z) Orals, Brown v. Board of Education, 1952-55 (5f) Pack Court, 1960-91 Places the Marshalls Lived, 1960-68, n.d. Police Brutality, 1939, 1950 Post Texas Primary, 1945-48 Praise, 1966-92, n.d. Precedents, 1991 Privacy, 1986 Quotas & Marshall, 1949, 1989 Racism (Race), 1944-86, n.d. Reagan, 1984, n.d. Reagan Justice, 1980 Rehnquist, 1985 Relationships, 1946-68 Resignation, 1991 Retirement, 1991 Box 15 Research Files (A-Z) School Integration, 1941-87, n.d. Searches, 1984 Sipuel & McLaurin, 1948-87, n.d. (3f) Smith v. Allwright, 1943-48 (3f) (see also Texas Primary) Solicitor, 1956-78, n.d. (2f) South Carolina Primary, 1941-47 Spingarns, 1912-14 Spottswood Robinson, 1947-53, 1991 Stigmatic Injury, 1950-91, n.d. Summerton, SC, 1957, 1990-92 Supreme Court, 1952-91 (4f) Box 16 Research Files (A-Z) Sweatt v. Painter, 1945-50 (2f) Teachers' Pay, 1937-49 (5f) Texas Primary, 1942-53, 1983-88 (3f) (see also Smith v. Allwright) Box 17 Research Files (A-Z) Thurgood's Words, 1972-92 Thurmond, Strom, 1943-91, n.d. Topeka, 1942-52, n.d. Tributes to Marshall, 1980-92, n.d. Victim Impact, 1987, 1991 Virginia Teachers, 1941 "Volumes I-II," n.d. (3f) Wallace, George, 1963-91 Warren, Earl, 1953, n.d. Box 18 Research Files (A-Z) Watts v. Indiana, 1940-49 (2f) W.E.B. DuBois, 1934, 1948, 1992 (2f) White, Walter, 1941-55, n.d. (2f) Wilkins, Roy, 1947-53 Wilson, Woodrow, 1912-17 Without the Law Clerks, n.d. Year By Year, 1934-56 (7f) Box 19 Drafts, for individual chapters, 1991 (18f) Box 20 Drafts, for individual chapters, 1991 (6f) Box 21 Manuscript, ca. 1992 Manuscript additions and corrections, ca. 1992 Box 22 Manuscript, 1994 Series 3. Book Reviews Subseries 1. Book Reviews of Carl T. Rowan's Books Box 1 Book Reviews of Carl T. Rowan's Books South of Freedom, 1952-53 (2 folders) The Pitiful and the Proud, 1956 Go South To Sorrow, 1957-58 (2 folders) Wait Till Next Year, 1960 Subseries 2. Book Reviews by Carl T. Rowan Box 1 Book Reviews by Carl T. Rowan List of Reviews by Carl T. Rowan, 1956-60 Goodbye To Uncle Tom, New York Post, June 24, 1956 Africa's Challenge To America, by Chester Bowles, Herald Tribune, October 14, 1956 The Deep South Never Says Never, by John Bartlow Martin, Saturday Review, August 17, 1957 Saturday Review, August 1, 1959 issue, (King and DuBois) The South Strikes Back, by Hodding Carter III Saturday Review, September 19, 1959 The Other Side Of Jordan, Saturday Review, December 10, 1960 Series 4. Magazine Articles Other Than Reader's Digest Subseries 1. Published Magazine Articles Box 1 Magazine Articles (Published) List of Articles Published in Magazines, 1952-61 "How Far From Slavery?" Look, January 15, 1952 "McGee Was Going To Die" Stag, March 1953 "What Do Negroes Really Want?" Look, April 1956 "Who Gets The Negro Vote?" Look, November 13, 1956 "The Burdens of Christianity in Asia and Africa" Oberlin Alumni Magazine, May 1957 "Has Paul Robeson Betrayed the Negro?" Ebony, October 1957 (2 folders) "The Negro in the North" Saturday Evening Post, October 12, 1957 (2 folders) "What Faubus Did For The Negro" Ebony, December 1957 "Is There Hope for Hopeless Families?" Saturday Evening Post, July 5, 1958 "We Led Our Children Into Trouble" Redbook, February 1958 (3 folders) "Why Negroes Move To White Neighborhoods" Ebony, August 1958 Box 2 "We Tell Our Children" Saturday Evening Post, August 22, 1959 (4 folders) "Harry Truman and the Negro" Ebony, November 1959 Research and correspondence, 1959 "What White People Ask About Negroes" Ebony, February 1960 (2 folders) "Our Search for a Home" (Rachel Robinson) Good Housekeeping, June 1960 "Go North, Young Man!", Reader's Digest, October 1960 "Are Negroes Ready for Equality?", Saturday Evening Post, 1960-61 (3 folders) "Who Will Get The Negro Vote?", Ebony, Nov. 1960 "A Road Out Of The Slums," Saturday Evening Post, February 4, 1961 (2 folders) Box 3 "How The United States Looks at Africa" Ebony, November 1961 "The Travesty of Integration" Saturday Evening Post, January 19, 1963 "Humphrey Exploded," March 1, 1966 "Dear V.P. Humphrey," May 2, 1966 "Nightmarish Rioting, Looting & Racial Conflict," July 29, 1966 "The Free Spirit in a Controlled Environment," Aug.-Sept., 1966 "OEO in Deep Trouble," October 25, 1966 "Crisis in Civil Rights Leadership" Ebony, November 1966 "How Kennedy's Concern For Negroes Led To His Death" Ebony, April 1967 "An Answer To Youth's Challenge" Ebony, August 1967 "If I Were a Suburban Editor in an All-White Community" The Quill, November 1969 "How Racists Use Science to Degrade People" Ebony, May 1970 "South of Freedom Revisited" Ebony, August 1971 "Death Stalks West Africa" Ebony, November 1973 "How Do We Deal With Political Kidnapping?," February 22, 1974 "Who Says Wallace Has Gained 'Respectability'?" February 26, 1974 "Sharing a Platform With George Wallace," May 17, 1974 "Wallace Will Be A Democratic Powerhouse," June 4, 1974 "Motivating Students" (Contributor) Today's Education, September-October 1975 "Is There a Conspiracy Against Black Leaders?" Ebony January 1976 (2 folders) "FDR: His Greatest Gift Was Hope," January 27, 1982 "Wanted: More Tip O'Neills," February 7, 1982 "Reynolds: A Blight on Reagan and America," March 5, 1982 "On Earning Mr. Reagan's Ire," April 16, 1982 "Assessing George Wallace's Penitence," May 28, 1982 "The Most Worrisome Part of the Iran-Contra Scandal Is the Evidence That Cronyism Corrupted the Justice Dept.," n.d. "Ollie Won't 'Go Quietly,' so the Coverup Is Exposed," n.d. Ronald Reagan Interview, May 9, 1988 "Real Living, Half Dying in America," June 11, 1991 "The Limitations on Freedom of Speech," December 4, 1991 Subseries 2. Unpublished Magazine Articles Box 1 "The Civil Rights Issue - America Faces A Crisis," 1952 "We Can Lick The Reds In Asia," 1954 "The Real Tragedy Of The Southland," 1956 "They've Learned Their Lesson In Little Rock," c.1957 "Ann Landers - Poor Man's Psychiatrist," 1957 "How Hate Peddlers Woo The North," 1959 "Are White People Ready For Equality?," 1960 "The Schools Strike Gold In The Slums," c.1960 "They're Taming The Blackboard Jungle," c.1960 "Problems of the New Negro Elite," 1965 Series 5. Reader's Digest Files Subseries 1. Correspondence Box 1 Reader's Digest Files Correspondence, 1965-78 (6 folders) Subseries 2. Reader's Digest Articles Box 1 Reader's Digest Articles (Chronological) "Those Navy Boys Changed My Life," 1958 * Sally Shapiro (Kenyatta), 1966 "Thailand Fights for Freedom," 1966 "Communist Propaganda," 1966 "Can We Liberate Eastern Europe Without War?," 1966 "America's Negroes: Their Progress, Problems & Their Challenge," 1966 "Corruption: Our Silent Enemy in Asia," 1967 "Overseas Chinese," 1967 "How Our Friends Finance Cuban Subversion," 1967 "The Viet Nam Conflict Is No Race War!," 1967 "New Peril To The Panama Canal," 1967 "Dr. Martin Luther King," 1967 "The Great, Grim Famine That Wasn't," 1968 "The Secret Wars of Peking and Hanoi," 1968 "Hunger: A Needless Blight On America," 1968 "Compensatory Education: Miracle or Myth?," 1969 "The Key To Ending Racial Turmoil On Campus," 1969 "Sex Education: Powder Keg In The Schools," 1969 "The Russians Are Coming-To Latin America," 1969 "Japan? All Asia Watches and Wonders," 1969 "Are Spy Planes and Spy Ships Necessary?," 1969 "Upward Bound," 1969 "The Negro Strikes Out For Himself," 1969 "The Miracle of Finland's Freedom," 1970 "How Labor Unions Cheat Minorities," 1970 "The Philippines Court Calamity," 1970 "Nigeria Bounces Back From Civil War," 1970 "Nigeria: The Country That Refused To Die," 1971 "Can We End The Bad Driver Menace?," 1970 "South Africa: Land Of Inner Conflict," 1971 "Storm Clouds Over The Caribbean," 1971 "New Ways Of Going To College," 1971 "Hard Times Hit The Campus," 1971 "Whitney Young, The Makings Of A Man," 1971 "A Different Kind Of Demonstration," 1971 "New Help For The Child Beater," 1972 "New Color Crisis In The Colleges," 1972 "New Race Conflict Splits The Nation," 1972 "Home, Not So Sweet Home," 1972 "Puerto Rico-Where Next?," 1972 "Is India In Russia's Pocket?," 1972 "We Must Save The Black Colleges," 1972 "Revolution In The Church-Catholic Turmoil," 1973 "Tennis: America's Love Game," 1973 "Is Population Control Impossible?," 1973 "Argentina: Land of Eternal Crisis," 1973 "The Terrible Trauma Of Rape," 1973 "The High Cost Of Higher Education," 1974 Box 2 "Puerto Rico: Time Of Transition," 1974 "Housing: Our Great National Disgrace," 1974 "The Boom In Black Mayors," 1974 "To Grow Or Not To Grow," 1975 "Deadly New Data About Alcohol," 1975 "What's Wrong With The Democrats?," 1975 "The Shah: Superman of New Iran," 1975 "Mexico Is Moving...But Where?," 1976 "Is The United Nations Worth Saving?," 1976 "Johnny's Parents Can't Read Either," 1976 "The War That OPEC Started," 1976 "Special Health Problems Of Blacks," 1976 "China: Model for the Third World?," 1977 "The Tilted Scales Of Justice," 1977 "China vs. Russia vs. the U.S.," 1977 "A New Look At New Towns (Planned Communities)," 1977 "Can The FBI Be Rehabilitated?," 1977 "The FBI Harasses King -- A Chronology," 1977 "Needed: Rx For Our Public Hospitals," 1977 "Is China The Wave Of The Future?," 1978 "Lawyers For The Poor," 1978 "You're Gonna Like It Here (Elderly Care)," 1978 "Iran: Who Can Save The King?," 1978 "Who'll Take Care Of Grandma?," 1979 "GSA: Cash, Call Girls And Con Men," 1979 "The Resurgence Of The FBI," 1979 "Saudi Arabia: Our Troubled Ally," 1979 "Anwar Sadat Interview," 1980 (2 folders) "The Resurgence Of The FBI," 1980 Box 3 "Where Did All The Voters Go?," 1980 "The Busiest Ambassador in Washington," 1981 "A Farm Town's Bitter Harvest," 1981 "Do Movie Ratings Work?," 1981 "God Save The President! (Secret Service)," 1981 "Our Immigrant Nightmare," 1982 "Why Are We Poisoning America? (Drugs)," 1982 "We Must Save The Black Colleges," 1982 "Mexico: Crisis For The Americas," 1983 "Americans Wise Up To The Klan," 1983 "What The Kremlin Fears Most: The Truth (VOA)," 1983 "No Soviet-Style Gag Orders! (Censorship)," 1983 "Nigeria: Troubled Tester Of Freedom," 1983 "Why the Voice of America is in a Jam," 1984 "Taking a Chance On Gambling," 1984 "Day Care," 1984 "Miss Bessie: An Unforgettable Character," 1984 "Dobrynin/Gromyko Piece" (canceled by events), 1985 "Day Care," 1985 "Blacks Among Us," 1985 "Hard Times In America's Heartland," 1985 "Corruption: The Worldwide Curse," 1986 "Counterfeit Products," 1986 "War Against Drugs," 1986 "Arson: A Burning Problem," 1986 "Words Great People Live By," 1986 "Search For A Hit And Run Killer," 1988 "Drugs," 1988 Subseries 3. Miscellaneous Reader's Digest Records Box 1 Memoranda and Assignments, 1967-88 (6 folders) Box 2 Reference Files, c.1965-85 (12 folders) Box 3 Reference Files, c.1965-85 (11 folders) Box 4 Travel Records, 1965-81 (14 folders) Box 5 Travel Records, 1965-81 (14 folders) Box 6 Travel Records, 1965-81 (13 folders) Subgroup VII. Audio Visual Material Series 1. Audio Recordings (Reel-to-Reel) Box 1 Audio Recordings Black Perspectives Tapes, 1972-74 (36 reels) Box 2 Black Perspectives/Rowan Report Tapes, 1974-79 (35 reels) Box 3 Rowan Report Tapes, 1979-80 (36 reels) Box 4 Rowan Report Tapes, 1980-81, 1988 (11 reels) Box 5 Miscellaneous Audio Recordings "A Moment With Carl Rowan," c.1963 "Christmas-Rowan & Embassy," c.1964 "Metropolis AME Church, NAACP Meeting," June 24, 1964 "White House Seminar: Director of USIA Carl Rowan," July 17, 1964 (reel #2 of 3) "Herald-Tribune Youth Forum," March 2, 1965 "Carl Rowan Speech," May 1, 1970 (reel #2) "The Gridiron Club," April 6, 1974 "JFK-A Personal Memory (Panitz)" VOA, n.d. "VOA Music USA Week" n.d. (2 reels) Series 2. Motion Pictures Box 6 Motion Pictures "President Johnson and Rowan" (16mm b/w), c.1964 "Johnson Finland Visit" (16mm b/w), c.1964 "How We Help The Communists Win the Propaganda War" Reader's Digest (16mm color), November 1966 Untitled (2" video tape), May 14, 1969 Untitled, (2" video tape), May 7, 1969 "Nancy Merrill/Carl Rowan" (U-Matic), January 31, 1985 Series 3. Photographs Box 7 Photographs Photographs, c.1961-92 Box 8 (Oversize) Photographs, c.1961-90
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