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Part 1 (Mss 1062, PH 6613, Micro 2103, Audio 1473A): Original Collection, 1932-198814.4 cubic feet (14 cartons and 1 archives box), 0.3 cubic feet of photographs (1 archives box, 1 tube, and 1 oversize folder), 1 reel of microfilm (35 mm) and 118 tape recordings The Aronson Papers document, to varying degrees, the three phases of his professional career: his early years as a working reporter and columnist with the establishment press, his co-founding and editing of the National Guardian, and his years as a teacher of journalism and free-lance writer. His early career is only minimally documented by printed newspaper stories, with more comprehensive information concerning his work in establishing a democratic press in post-World War II Germany. His years as a teacher and writer are extensively represented by personal and professional correspondence, speeches, writings, and teaching materials. The papers from his years at the National Guardian are probably incomplete. The ill feelings that surrounded Aronson's resignation from the National Guardian in 1967 leaves in doubt the status of the paper's records dating from 1948 to that year. It is not clear how many of the records Aronson took with him in 1967 and what happened to the records left in the office. It is known that Aronson did not take the paper's reference library with him, for those records arrived at the Wisconsin Historical Society in 1968 and were eventually catalogued as part of the Guardian records, a separate collection. Researchers interested in the early history of the National Guardian should consult the library records, for they contain information about many organizations and subjects on which the paper reported and about its contacts with its foreign correspondents. A limited quantity of Aronson's correspondence is also included. It is likely that the National Guardian records that came to the Historical Society as part of the Aronson papers are incomplete. In 1968 Aronson told the Archives that he had “3-4 cartons” of newspaper records in his possession; in 1973 he indicated that he planned to donate “two file cabinets” of records. In 1986 he stated that he had “salvaged seventeen cartons” of records from the National Guardian offices. In 1989 the Archives received 45 cubic feet of papers from the Aronson estate, and after receiving a second small accession in 1992 the Archives learned that all papers had been donated. However, the National Guardian records in the processed collection do not meet even the “3-4 cartons” description. What is included in the Aronson papers is a modest quantity of material about the paper's organization in 1948 and its turbulent history during the 1950s and 1960s. The departure of business manager Russ Nixon and Aronson's own resignation are also covered and some staff memoranda provide insights into the internal dissension during the Aronson years. However, many important topics and prominent correspondents are missing. There is, for example, only scant contemporary material about the National Guardian's defense of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Alger Hiss; with the limited material on these topics in the collection dating from after 1967 when Aronson left the paper. There is also virtually no information on the paper's always-precarious financial condition or its relationship with its readers. And while there are extensive exchanges with foreign correspondents and with Cedric Belfrage after he was deported, there is little information on contacts with its American writers. The incomplete nature of the National Guardian files is also apparent in the absence of correspondence with prominent individuals known to have been supporters of the newspaper such as Paul Robeson and W.E.B. Du Bois. Internal evidence suggests that the correspondence with Robeson was extensive, but only a few items are included here. (During processing it was learned that Aronson donated two boxes of his correspondence with Du Bois to the University of Massachusetts Amherst.) The missing material about the early years of the newspaper was also not part of the Guardian records that were separately donated to the Historical Society in 1993 when its publication ceased. The volume of these records totaled only seven cubic feet, and they pertain almost entirely to the post-Aronson years. The likely conclusion is that Aronson took some editorial files of the National Guardian records with him when he resigned. Some or all of these records he possessed were donated to the Wisconsin Historical Society. What records Aronson left in the office, except for the reference library, were probably discarded by the Guardian. The Aronson Papers consist of four series: CORRESPONDENCE, SPEECHES AND WRITING, PHOTOGRAPHS and AUDIO RECORDINGS. As received, the collection included a fourth type of documentation: reference files, which were approximately half of the accession. Unlike the reference library in the Guardian collection, which concerned politics and social justice, these reference files entirely concerned journalism. In addition to generally available newspaper sources, Aronson clipped from media sources such as Editor and Publisher, Columbia Journalism Review, Nieman Reports, and publications of the Center for Freedom of Information at the University of Missouri to facilitate his research and teaching. Aronson's reading on China primarily came from English-language sources such as the Beijing Review, China Daily, Xinhua Weekly, New China, and U.S. China Review. Because these sources are widely available, the clippings were not retained. The few remaining reference files were added to the correspondence series. The CORRESPONDENCE series, which consists of memoranda and other forms of documentation, as well as correspondence, is arranged alphabetically by personal or organizational name and by subject. In addition to the previously described files, there are materials about the origins of the National Guardian and correspondence with Anita McCormick Blaine, Anne Eaton, Corliss Lamont, and other supporters and with publisher Josiah W. Gitt. Correspondence with Cedric Belfrage, the “editor in exile” after his deportation, is particularly strong, for their personal letters often discussed internal matters. Aronson also maintained a lifelong contact with many journalists and foreign correspondents who wrote for the paper during his editorship: among the most notable are Anne Bauer, Louis E. Burnham, Wilfred Burchett, Emil Carlebach, Alexander L. Crosby, Julio Alvarez del Vayo, Tabitha Petran, Judy Polumbaum, John G. Roberts, Phyllis Rosner, Anna Louis Strong, Ursula Wasserman, Konni Zilliacus, and Ed Zusi. In addition to correspondence, the files pertaining to these individuals frequently include drafts of news stories, some possibly unpublished. Similar material can be found in the reference files in the Guardian collection. As both a working and academic journalist, Aronson's correspondents included individuals from both aspects of the field such as Irving Dilliard, Nat Hentoff, Lawrence Pinkham, Mark Pinsky, and David Wesley and with the staff of professional publications such as the Antioch Review, In These Times, Monthly Review, and the New York Times. During the third phase of his career, Aronson's contacts with journalists far outnumbered his contacts with left-leaning political activists. China is an important subject of Aronson's correspondence. Not only did he correspond with numerous “old China hands,” such as Israel Epstein and Elsie Cholmeley, William Worthy, and Julian Schuman, but after his teaching experience in China he maintained contact with former students. Prominent among them were the activist Li Lu, and Chen Lung of the New China News Agency. In addition, Aronson carefully kept copies of the letters he wrote in China in 1979 and 1981. He later relied on these files, as well as on his wife's diaries, in writing and speaking about their experiences in China. Aronson's SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, which are present in both printed and draft form, contain additional information about his experiences as editor of the National Guardian, a teacher in China, and a critical observer of the media. The series is arranged alphabetically by genre and includes articles, books, speeches, and lectures. The chapter drafts of Aronson's book about China is particularly valuable, as the manuscript was never published. The Press and the Cold War does not include drafts, but there is correspondence that reveals the strenuous effort Aronson put into the book's promotion. The PHOTOGRAPHS series contain pictures of Aronson, Belfrage and Burchett as well as from the 1945 German newspaper conference at Marburg, view of the National Guardian office, artwork from a special issue of the National Guardian and other miscellaneous images. The AUDIO RECORDINGS series contain 118 audio tapes, primarily from the 1970s and 1980s. They include a recording of the National Guardian's 5th anniversary event in 1953 at which W.E.B. DuBois and Ring Lardner Jr. spoke. Pete Seeger performed “If I Had a Hammer” and a song about newspapermen he wrote for the event. There is also a long interview with Sidney Rittenberg, who had contacts with many Chinese leaders. The other tapes were only minimally identified by the donor, but they are known to include recordings of broadcasts on WBAI; class lectures delivered at Hunter, primarily for Aronson's “Press and the Public” class (1980); lectures by David Deitch, Tom Johnson, and other guest lecturers (circa 1971-1972); and remarks by Aronson and others at various media-related conferences. Recordings made in China, some of which are labeled only in Chinese characters, probably consist of lectures, interviews, and radio broadcasts.
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Series: Correspondence
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ACT
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Access
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Acosta, Theofilo, 1972-1975
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Adams, Taylor, 1970-1972
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Address books
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Accuracy in Media
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African-Americans and the media, 1954-1967
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Allan, Jonathan, 1974-1983
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Allen, Robert, 1970
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Alpert, Arthur, 1971-1975
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Alternative Media
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American Committee for Foreign Born, 1963, undated
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American Forum, 1957-1958
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American-Korean Friendship and Information Center
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American Newspaper Guild and Communism
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
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American Writers Congress
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An Gang
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Anderson, Edith, 1960-1979
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Antioch Review
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Army Press
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Aronson, Earl
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Aronson, Henry
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General, 1941-1965
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World War II
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Aronson, James
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Family holiday letters
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Archival papers, 1971-1973
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Aronson, Lori and Tom
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Aronson, Maria
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Aronson, Victor (father)
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Associated Press
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Atlantic Monthly
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Authors Guild, 1970
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Ayi-Shaul, Mordecai, 1956
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A-General
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Bao, Guangren
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Bagdikian, Ben, 1972-1985
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Barron, Susan
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Barsky, Vita, 1975-1976, undated
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Bartimole, Roldo, 1971-1974
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Bauer, Anne, 1959-1976
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Beacon, 1971-1983
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Beals, Carleton, 1969-1970
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Belfrage, Anne, 1970-1983
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Belfrage, Cedric
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1945-1987, undated
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circa 1953-1955
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circa 1956-1958
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circa 1965-1966
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circa 1970s
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Miscellaneous papers
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Writings
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Belfrage, Sally
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Bernstine, Edward, Interview, 1985
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Bernard, Sid, 1970-1984
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Bertrand, Claude Jean, 1975-1978
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Bessie, Alvah
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Between the Summits, 1986
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Bias
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Biographical information
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Biographical clippings
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Bibliography
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Documentary, 1976
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Harvard class reports
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Memorial service, 1988
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Biographical interview, 1979
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Blaine, Anita McCormick, 1949-1956
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Bloom, Marshall, 1969-1982
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Bond, Julian
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Book publishing
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Book reviews by others
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Book notes
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Borough, Reuben, 1955-1959
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Bostick family
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Boston Latin School, 1932
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Boudin, Leonard
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Braden, Anne and Carl, 1956-1973
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Breitman, George, 1957-1959
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British press
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Brown, James, 1967-1969
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Brownmiller, Susan
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Bruchman, Bruce, 1969-1970, undated
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Brucker, Herbert, 1959-1961
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Buchanan, Keith, 1967
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Burchett, Wilfred
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Correspondence, 1983-1985
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Writings and clippings
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Burnham, Louis, 1957-1959
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Burns, Thomas, Aronson testimony regarding suit, 1977
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Business and the press
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Butler, Peter
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B-General
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CATV
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CIA and the press
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CUNY (City University of New York)
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Calder, John, 1972-1973
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California press
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Calmer (WCBS-TV Views the News)
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Cambodia
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Cameron, Angus
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Canada
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Cars
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Carlebach, Emil, 1975-1983
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Censorship
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Center for Communication
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Chang, Hai-Tao
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Chaplin, Charles, 1955-1956
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Chicago convention, 1968
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Chicago press
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Chile
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China
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General
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Chinese press
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Correspondence, 1979, 1981
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Journalists, 1976
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Students and journalists, 1979-1986, undated
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Notes
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Interview notes, 1981
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Mementos
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Press, Coverage of China
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Teaching materials
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Textbook research
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Tours (Norval Welch)
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Trips, 1976, 1985
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Unidentified notes
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Writings by others
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Chinoy, Mike, 1975-1978
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Chomsky, Noam, 1970-1977
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Cirino, Robert
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Civil defense
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Civil liberties
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Cold War, papers by others
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Cole, Lester
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Columbia University
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General
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Press
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Journalism Review
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School of Journalism
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Contracts and royalty statements
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Corporation for Public Broadcasting
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Credibility, 1966-1968
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Criley, Richard, 1957-1959
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Crosby, Alex
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I-II, 1968-1979
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III
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Cuba
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Cuba, Liberation Magazine, undated
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Culture and Dissent symposium closed session comments, 1987
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Cunningham, Ben
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C-General
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Daily World
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Dawson, Philip
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Deitch, David, 1971-1973
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Del Vayo, Julio Alvarez, 1962-1968
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Denmark
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Die Tat
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Dilliard, Irving, 1969-1978
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Dorfman, Ron
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Dorman, Bill
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Duke University
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Dunham, Barrows
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Durr, Virginia
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Eastern Horizon, 1977
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Eastland Committee
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Eaton, Anne and Cyrus, 1961-1973
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Editorial ideas
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Editzioni Internazionali, 1970
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Eisler, Gerhart
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Ellis, Rebekah
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Employment (teaching possibilities), 1968-1973
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Epstein, Israel (Eppie) and Elsie Cholmeley
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Correspondence, 1955-1986
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Film proposal
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Ethridge, Mark, 1957-1962
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Evergood, Philip
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Ferry, W.H.
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Fever, Otto
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Fifth Street Block Association
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First Amendment
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Fles, Barthold
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Foreign reporting
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Fredrichs, Jessica
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Freed, Donald
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Freedman, David
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Freedom of Information files about Aronson
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Freedom of Information Act, 1960-1975
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Freedom of the Press
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Freiheit
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Frichtman, Stephen
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Frieden, Jeff
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Friedlander, Miriam
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Friendly, Fred
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Germany
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Hiroshima
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Hofstra Law Review, 1978-1980
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Human rights and media conference, 1978
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Humanities
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Hunter College
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Academic Freedom Committee
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"Advanced Reporting"
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Energy policy studies and seminar, 1978
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Exxon project
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General
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Miscellaneous papers
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Notes
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Professorship, 1983
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Hutchins Commission
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Illinois Standard, 1949
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In These Times
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Independent Publishing Fund, 1977
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Inter-American Press
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Interlink
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International Organization of Journalists
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International Publishers
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"Irangate"
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Ji, Chen
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Johnson, Tom, 1968-1976
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Journalism education
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Journalism reviews (magazines)
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Kauffman, Stanley, 1960
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Kennedy assassination
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Kennedy and the press
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Publishers
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Roberts, John G., 1960-1961
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Roose, Alfred
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Roosevelt Island paper, 1975
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Rosenberg Trust
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Sayre, Nora
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Silber, Fritz, 1971-1985
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Small, Charles and Berthe, 1970-1977
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Smith, Jack A.
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Smith Act
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Soviet press
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Spain and Portugal, 1977
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Spock, Benjamin, 1970-1976
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Stone, I.F.
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Strand, Paul
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Aronson letters donated to the State Historical Society of Wisconsin by Strand
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Strong, Anna Louise
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“Letters from China,” 1962-1970
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Strong, Tracy (nephew), 1983
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United Nations
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Vietnam
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Notes
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Village Voice, 1971
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Wall Street Journal
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Wallace, Henry A., 1949
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Washington Star News
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Watergate and the media
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William Allen White lectures
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Wilcox, Henry (China book)
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Wilson, H.H.
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Williams, Claude
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Wolfson, Louis, Trial, 1967
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Women in the media
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Wong, Jan
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Yihe, Zhao
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Young, Allen
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11
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Antioch Review, 1969-1971
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Badakian, Ben, 1984
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Bostick, George P.
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China
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General
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Hofstra Law Review, 1979
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In These Times, 1976-1977
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Khruschev
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Nation, 1979, 1987
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Nieman Reports, 1975
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Watergate
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Westinghouse case, 1977
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General
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Marburg Conference
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Memoir
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China memoir (unpublished)
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Notes
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Reviews
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Packaging the News, paperback edition
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Press and the Cold War
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New York Post, 1944-1946
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Media ethics panel, 1977
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Iberian Peninsula in transition, 1978
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Radical Perspectives, 1982
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Media Conference, 1986
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War, Peace, and News Media, 1983
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Reed Centennial, 1987
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Student paper by Aronson at Harvard
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Teaching and public lectures in China, 1979, 1985
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Testimony
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WBAI broadcasts, 1960-1961, 1968, 1981-1985
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Aronson, James
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Aronson with Boston Latin School Class of 1932
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National Guardian office views
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National Guardian special issue artwork
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Audio 1473A
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Aronson interviews, 1976, undated
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Duke University
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John Barttow in New York City, 1976 October
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Roxbury
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Walter Rosenbaum
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WEVD
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Aronson lectures, 1979-1986
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5th Amendment, 1987 January 13
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Cornell Club talks (and "Report to Cedric"), 1972 October 10
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Guardian staff talk, 1986 March 6
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Hunter College, 1980-1986
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On interviewing, 1982 Fall
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Press war in Vietnam, 1986 April 11
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Reagan and Press, 1984 October
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Vietnam lecture, Cedric Belfrage, 1980 April 30
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New York University School of Continuing Education, 1986 February 24
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Press and public, 1979-1980
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Appearance before McCarthy; End of McCarthy lecture, undated
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Bay of Pigs and missile crisis, 1980 May 8
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CJR fires Manoff-Abscam; Alger Hiss case, 1980
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End of Rosenbergs general discussion, circa 1980
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Press and Presidential Politics, 1980
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First amendment and the constitution; Zenger and early press history, undated
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Iran and Carter and the Press; Port-World War II, Truman and Wallace, 1980 February 13
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New York Times and Ted Kennedy, San Francisco Pacifica, undated
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Origins of Cold War; World War II and after, 1979-1980
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1473A/25
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Presidents and Press - Roosevelt, Taft to Truman, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, undated
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1473A/26
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Rise and fall of Joe McCarthy, undated
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1473A/27
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Rosenberg case, question and answer on Hiss/Rosenberg, undated
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1473A/28
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Ted Kennedy and the New York Times; Presidents and Press - Nixon, undated
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Conference presentations (by Aronson and others), 1980-1985
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1473A/29-32
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Alternative press in Canada symposium, 1983 April 7
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1473A/33
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Mayhew seminar, American press: censorship and self-censorship, 1985 July 11
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1473A/34-37
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McCarthyism in the '50s, symposium in Berkeley, 1980 October
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PM Conference, 1985 September 28
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1473A/38
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Early talks
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1473A/39
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Patricia Bosworth, Jim Aronson, Elsa Dixler
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1473A/40
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Socialist Scholars conference: Daniel on publishing, 1985 April 6
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China tapes, 1979-1985
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1473A/41
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An Gang, Deputy Director of People's Daily, 1981 May 6
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1473A/42
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Aronson on China, 1979 December 6
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1473A/43
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Chen Ji, Xinhau liaison and Journalism Society secretary, 1981 April 13
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1473A/44
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Chen Lung on China today, 1981 April 11
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1473A/45
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China reconstructs, discussion with staff; Red Star Commune, conversation with Grambs, 1981 April 15
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1473A/46
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Feng Xiliang, editor of China Daily; Red Star Commune, Joan Hinton and Fred [Ptashne?], 1981 May 5
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1473A/47
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Four Fundamentals, undated
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1473A/48
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Gu Bingxin, interview with Chinese painter at Hunter University, 1985 October
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1473A/49
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Guo Shi, Deputy Director of Peking Evening News in Beijing, 1981 May 5
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1473A/50
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Hubert S. Liang, English and journalism at University of Nanking on Chinese press and Sino-American relations, 1981 December 2
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1473A/51
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Institute of Journalism in Beijing, 1985 May 2
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1473A/52-62
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[Labels with Chinese characters], undated
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1473A/63
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Li Yueh, world news department in Xinhua, undated
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1473A/64
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Lin Feng, Director of research in Xinhua, 1981 April 27
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1473A/65
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Radio Peking: Interview with United States basketball team leader; UNICEF study tour in Beijing; Dr. Robert Burchfield, chief editor of Oxford English dictionaries; Foreign kids living and studying in China; News, 1979 June
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1473A/66
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Sidney Rittenberg, undated
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1473A/67
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Steve MacKinnon's class at Journalism Institute, 1981 April 20
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1473A/68
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Sun Xupin on freedom of the press, 1981 April 24
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1473A/69
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Talk with staff on Radio Peking, English sector, 1979 July
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1473A/70
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Tan Li interview, 1981 April 7
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1473A/71
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Tan Wen Rui, Deputy Chief Editor of People's Daily in Beijing, 1981 April 9
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Guest lectures to Aronson class, 1971-1972
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1473A/72
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Arthur Alpert on Radio TV, 1971 May 20
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David Deitch, 1971-1972
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1473A/73
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1971 August
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1473A/74
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Christian-Marxist Dialogue, undated
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1473A/75
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Menemsha, 1972 July 24
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1473A/76
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Nicholas Mottern - Providence, 1971 July 21
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1473A/77-78
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Sid Zion - Pentagon Papers, 1971 December 20
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1473A/79
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Tom Johnson of the New York Times – Black journalists, 1971 September 1
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1473A/80
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Wilbert Tatum - Black press, 1971 August 24
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WBAI broadcasts, 1969, 1981-1986
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1473A/81
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Anti-nuclear and military program, undated
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1473A/82
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Aronson on Washington Press Corps, 1981 November 10
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1473A/82 (continued)
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Joe McCarthy and the Press, J.A., 1982 January 19
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1473A/83
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Aronson with Sidney Rittenberg on China, 1982 October 25
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1473A/84-85
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Aronson with Tom Goldstein: Author of The News at Any Cost, 1985 October 7
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1473A/86
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Bagdikian question and answer, CBS, U.S. Daily, 1983 April 25
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1473A/87
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Harry Magdoff, Mr. Interview, 1969 September 24
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1473A/88
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Hiss, Nixon, and the New York Times, 1986 February 3
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1473A/89
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Interview with Eric Nadler, free lance, 1985
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1473A/90
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Interview with Lester Cole (JA), 1982 February 16
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1473A/91
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Interview with Mahfuz Anam, world information order, 1983 January 7
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1473A/92
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Interview with Orville Schell, 1985 March 4
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1473A/93
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James Deakin interview, 1984 February 27
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1473A/94
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Politics and the media, Aronsin/Ireland/Manoff, undated
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1473A/95
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Press and presidential politics, 1984 March 26
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1473A/96
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Press, Khrushchev tour and summit meetings, 1985 November 4
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1473A/97
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Repression of the press, 1984 November 1
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1473A/98
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Robert Scheer interview, 1982 December
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Miscellaneous audio tapes, 1971-1987
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1473A/99
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American-Canadian Institute discussion in Moscow, 1987 June 1
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1473A/100
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Aronson discussing a course he will teach, undated
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1473A/101
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Between the Lines, WKCR FM New York, 1974 April 10
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1473A/102
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B.J. Phillips of the New York Times – Women in the media, 1971 March
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1473A/102 (continued)
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G.I. Press: Andy Stapp and Terry Klug of ASU, 1971 May 11
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1473A/103
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Caldwell case, Farber case, subpoenas
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1473A/104
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Captain [Murgatroyd?], 1978 July 29
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1473A/105
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Daily News: Mike Dreskes of New York Times and Mike Hoyt, freelance, 1982 May 25
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1473A/106-107
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Dan Georgakas on left and underground press, undated
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1473A/108
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Felix A. Goryunov, New York Times discussion in Moscow, 1987 June 1
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1473A/109
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Hiss press conference; Grenada and press, Rosenberg meeting, 1983 October
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1473A/1
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National Guardian's 5th birthday celebration, undated
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1473A/110
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Pentagon Papers, origin of the National Guardian, undated
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Sidney Rittenberg, 1979
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1473A/3
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Beijing, 1979 February 25
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1473A/2
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Friendship hotel in Beijing – Early days in Yenan; Chou En-Lai; Anna Louise Strong; Arrest; General Byrode, 1979 February 21
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1473A/111
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Sidney Zion, Medicare malpractice, Humanist Society, 1985 September 23
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1473A/112
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USCPFA, Lorens and Ardsley, New York
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1473A/113
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Women in the media, Tom Johnson of the New York Times, 1986 April 19
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5-inch Reel-to-Reel Tapes
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1473A/114
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WEVD – Katharine [Baefour?]
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7-inch Reel-to-Reel Tapes
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1473A/115
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Inside media with Art [Alport?]
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1473A/116
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Press and the Cold War; Fred Gale interview – WMCA, 1970 December 3
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1473A/117
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New Guardian – Bill Rose, Ray Reece, Susan Sutheim
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1473A/118
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Discussing his book The Press and the Cold War on Dialogue Radio 57 with host Fred Gail of WMCA, undated
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M2010-165
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Part 2 (M2010-165): Additions, 1958-1999
1.0 cubic feet (3 archives boxes)
: Additions, 1958-1999 (bulk 1980s), consisting of awards materials, correspondence, and writings. The awards include correspondence, news clippings, committee materials pertaining to the James Aronson Award for Social Justice as well as the James Aronson Memorial Scholarship. The correspondence consists primarily of letters to Aronson during his stay in China as well as letters to and from the Wisconsin Historical Society Archives regarding the acquisition of the Aronson papers. The writings include a few manuscripts of some of Aronson's work such as “The View from the Noisy Market Street” and The Press and the Cold War.
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Series: Awards
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Box
1
Folder
1-3
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James Aronson Award for Social Justice, 1996-1999, undated
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Box
1
Folder
4-5
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James Aronson Memorial Scholarship, 1960-1993
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Box
1
Folder
6
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Aronson, passports, 1958-1993
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Series: Correspondence and Clippings
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Box
1
Folder
7-8
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China, 1979-1980s
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Box
1
Folder
9
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Cold War, 1990
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Box
1
Folder
10-11
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Wisconsin Historical Society, 1989-1994
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Series: Writings
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Box
1
Folder
12
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General, circa 1980s
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Box
1
Folder
13-14
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Deadline, 1973
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Box
2
Folder
1-2
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Deadline, 1973 (continued)
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Box
2
Folder
3
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“In the Beginning,” undated
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Box
2
Folder
4
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News Crisis, circa 1980s
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Box
2
Folder
5-7
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Packaging the News, circa 1980s
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Box
2
Folder
8
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The Press and the Cold War, circa 1980s
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Box
3
Folder
1-3
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The Press and the Cold War, circa 1980s (continued)
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Box
3
Folder
4
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“The View from the Noisy Market Street,” undated
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Box
3
Folder
5
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Yuri Higgins Memorial
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