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U.S. Mss 132AN
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Series: Biographical Material, 1967-1968
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Series: Motion Pictures - Produced
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The Defiant Ones (United Artists, 1958)
: Screenplay by Nathan E. Douglas (Nedrick Young) and Harold Jacob Smith
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“The Long Road”
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2
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Notes, undated
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1
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3
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Script, undated
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Box
1
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4
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Script, undated
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Box
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5
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Script, undated
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Box
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6
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Script, 1958, January 28
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The Defiant Ones
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Box
1
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7
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Script, undated
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Box
1
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8
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Promotional Material, 1958
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Box
1
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9
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Reviews, 1958, August - October
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Box
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10
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Academy Award, 1959, March
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Box
1
Folder
11
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Other Awards, 1958-1959
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Inherit the Wind (United Artists, 1960)
: Screenplay by Nathan E. Douglas (Nedrick Young) and Harold Jacob Smith
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Box
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12
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Correspondence, 1960, December
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Box
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13
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Script, 1958, October 21
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Box
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14
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Correspondence and Script Revisions, 1958, November
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Box
2
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Script, 1959, August 13
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Box
2
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2
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Promotional material, 1960
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Box
2
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Reviews, 1960, June - November
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Box
2
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Awards, 1960, June - December
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Jailhouse Rock (Columbia, 1957)
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Box
2
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Review, 1957, October 16
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Rusty Leads the Way (Columbia, 1948)
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Box
2
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“Rusty,” Story Draft, 1947, August 29
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Series: Motion Pictures - Unproduced
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“The Art of Living,” by Howard Dimsdale and Nedrick Young
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Box
2
Folder
7
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“Automotion,” Notes, undated
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Box
2
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“Big Man,” Story Draft, undated
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Box
2
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9
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“Automation,” Film Treatments and Notes, undated
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“The Art of Living,” undated
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Box
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Film Treatment and Notes
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Box
2
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11
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Film Treatment
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“The Confessor,” by Nedrick Young
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Box
2
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12-13
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Notes, undated
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Box
2
Folder
14
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Script, first draft, undated
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Script, undated
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Box
2
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15
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Part I
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Box
2
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16
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Part II
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Box
3
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1
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Part III
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Box
3
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2
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Part IV
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Box
3
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Part V
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Box
3
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4
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Script, 1964, March 20
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“The Day It Rained Money,” by Nathan E. Douglas (Nedrick Young) and Harold Jacob Smith
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Box
3
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Notes, undated
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Box
3
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6
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Treatment, undated
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“The Flowers of Hiroshima,” by Nathan E. Douglas (Nedrick Young) and Harold Jacob Smith
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Box
3
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Correspondence, 1962, June
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Box
3
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8-9
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Research Material, undated
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Script, undated
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Box
4
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Scenes 1-32
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Box
4
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2
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Scenes 33-75
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Box
4
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Scenes 76-156
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Box
4
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4
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Scenes 157-263
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Box
4
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5
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Script, incomplete, undated
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Box
4
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6
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Script, incomplete, undated
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Box
4
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7
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Script, undated
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Box
4
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8
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Script, undated
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“The Green Bay Packers,” by Nedrick Young
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Box
5
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Script, undated
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“My Glorious Brothers,” by Nathan E. Douglas (Nedrick Young) and Harold Jacob Smith
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Box
5
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Script, second draft, 1960, July 15
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“Night of Camp David,” by Nedrick Young and Harold Jacob Smith
: Adapted from Fletcher Knebel's Night of Camp David (1965)
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Box
5
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Notes, undated
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Box
5
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4
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Script, incomplete, undated
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Box
5
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Script, first draft, 1965, June 3
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Box
5
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Script, revised first draft, undated
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Box
5
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Script, undated
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“Rebel Troop,” by Nathan E. Douglas (Nedrick Young) and Harold Jacob Smith
: While under contract to Universal
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Box
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Script, 1964, December 30
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Box
5
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9
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Script, second draft, 1965, June 18
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Box
6
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Script, revised second draft, 1965, August 10
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Box
6
Folder
2
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Script, undated
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“The Sentries,” by Nedrick Young
: Adapted from an Ed McBain novel. It was submitted to Warner Brothers on September 16, 1968, two days before Young's death.
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Box
6
Folder
3
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Notes, undated
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Script, undated
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Box
6
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4
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pages 1-80
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Box
6
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5
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pages 81-150
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Box
6
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6
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Script, undated
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Box
6
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7
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Script, annotated, 1968, June 4
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Series: Television
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World Premiere - Shadow on the Land (ABC, 1968, December 4), by Nedrick Young
: Originally “Teeth of the Dragon,” a pilot for a series U.S.
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U.S.: “Teeth of the Dragon”
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Box
6
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Cast and Set Lists, 1967, October 6
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Box
6
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Pilot Script, 1967, August 7
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Box
7
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Script, undated
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Box
7
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2
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Script, undated
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Box
7
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Script, second draft, 1967, August 31
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Script Revisions, page insertions
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Box
7
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1967, October - December
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Box
7
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undated
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Box
7
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Script, final draft, 1967, November 17
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Box
7
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Script, annotated final draft, 1967, November 17
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Box
7
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“Prologue,” 1968, February 14
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Series: Unproduced Story Ideas
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Nedrick Young
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Box
7
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“Avery,” undated
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Box
7
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10
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“Don Coyote,” undated
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Box
7
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“Joshua Cable,” undated
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Box
7
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“A Love Story,” undated
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Box
7
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“The Marriage,” 1967, April 20
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Box
7
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14
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“National Guard General,” undated
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Box
7
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“The Obstinate Donkey,” undated
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Box
7
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Criticism of works submitted to Young by others, undated
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Series: Hollywood Blacklisting
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Young et al. vs. Motion Picture Producers' Association
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Box
8
Folder
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Correspondence, 1960, November - 1962, August
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Legal Documents
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Box
8
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Miscellaneous Exhibits
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Research Material
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Clippings
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Box
9
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Regarding Blacklist, 1959-1961
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Box
9
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Regarding American Legion Campaign, 1958-1960
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Box
9
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Public Relations Material in Support of Blacklisted Persons, 1953-1961
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1265A/1
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Speech by Young, “About Young Writers,” 1961
: Issued by the Emergency Civil Liberties Committee. Also on the recording are Corliss Lamont, vice-chair of the Committee, and attorney David Shapiro. The record jacket has been autographed for Alvah Bessie. Also Disc 202A.
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