Summary Information
Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell Records
1946-1969
- Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell
Mss 7; Micro 675; Audio 565A; Disc 73A; PH 6417; AB 732; AB 734; AC 076; DC 574; AB 733; CA 505-CA 508; EA 003
20.0 cubic feet (50 archives boxes), 7 reels of microfilm (35 mm), 90 tape recordings, 3 disc recordings, 9 films, and 1 filmstrip
Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)
Records of the Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell, a national organization formed in 1951 to publicize the spy cases of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Morton Sobell. Early efforts of the committee centered on securing clemency for the Rosenbergs. After their execution for communist espionage, efforts concentrated on effecting Sobell's release from prison. After serving 19 years in prison, Sobell was released in January 1969. The records document the committee's activities from its inception to Sobell's release and relate not only to the case itself, but also to the lives of the Sobells during his long imprisonment. Subject files containing correspondence arranged by individual, organization, or geographic area form the bulk of the collection.
The majority of the collection is available in a microfilm edition, The Records of the Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell (Brookhaven Press, 1976); a copy is available in the Historical Society Library.
English
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Biography/History
So much has been said and written concerning the Rosenberg-Sobell trial of 1951 that history may well rank it with the trials of Dreyfus, Mooney and Billings, and Sacco and Vanzetti. Caught up in the country's fear of Communism, its concern for protecting the secret of the atomic bomb, and the hysteria created by McCarthyism, Morton Sobell was tried with Julius and Ethel Rosenberg for “conspiracy to commit espionage” dating back to 1944.
Shortly after the confession of the scientist spy Klaus Fuchs in 1950, Sobell, an electrical engineer with former ties to the Young Communist League, took his family to Mexico. He was soon “deported” to the United States, imprisoned, and brought to trial in 1951. On April 5, 1951 he was sentenced to thirty years in prison, and was sent to Alcatraz following his refusal to admit guilt or to accuse the Rosenbergs, who were executed on June 19, 1953.
Sobell, who on the advice of his counsel did not take the stand in his own defense at his trial, steadfastly asserted his innocence. His conviction resulted from evidence concerning his “flight” to Mexico and the testimony of Max Elitcher, a confessed perjurer who had known both Sobell and the Rosenbergs. One of the government's prosecutors was Roy Cohn who later became Senator Joseph McCarthy's chief assistant. As the fears of the McCarthy era waned, and as new evidence came to light, repeated appeals were made for a new hearing, but without success. Sobell was released from prison on January 14, 1969, having served nineteen years of his sentence.
Soon after their conviction, supporters of Sobell and the Rosenbergs formed the committee that was variously known as the Committee to Serve Justice in the Rosenberg Case, the Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell in the Rosenberg Case, the Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell, and the Committee to Free Morton Sobell. The Committee developed as the result of the widespread belief by many persons that the Rosenbergs and Sobell were innocent of the crime for which they were tried, and were victims of sentences far too harsh for their convictions. Many were convinced that Sobell should never have been tried with the Rosenbergs.
The early activities of the Committee centered on securing clemency for the Rosenbergs. After their execution, however, attention turned to the case of Morton Sobell. For the next five years the Committee tried to effect Sobell's transfer from Alcatraz. The National Committee established headquarters in New York City, and numerous city and state groups became active--all of them attempting to make Sobell's plight known and all seeking funds for expenses and legal fees. Speakers, chief of whom was Sobell's wife, Helen, appeared before many audiences carrying the Committee's message; social and fund-raising events kept alive the need for unity and aid; voluminous circular letters and mailings went out from both the National Committee and local groups explaining and pleading Sobell's case; and frequent press releases were distributed. A large clipping file attests to the interest the case engendered in the foreign press as well as in the United States. The National Committee closed its office on April 30, 1969.
Chronology
| 1917 April 11 |
Morton Sobell born in New York City to Rose and Louis Sobell
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| 1938 |
Graduated from the City College of New York with a B.S. in electrical engineering
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| 1939-1941 |
Worked in Bureau of Ordnance, Department of the Navy, Washington, D.C.
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| 1941-1942 |
Attended University of Michigan and received Master's degree in scientific engineering
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| 1942-1947 |
Worked for General Electric Corporation, Schenectady, New York
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| 1945 March 10 |
Married Helen Levitov Gurewitz
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| 1947-1950 |
Worked for Reeves Instrument Company, New York
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| 1949 June |
Mark Sobell born to Morton and Helen Sobell
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| 1950 June |
Morton, Helen, Mark, and Helen's daughter, Sydney flew to Mexico
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| 1950 August 16 |
Morton Sobell "deported" from Mexico, taken to Laredo, Texas, and arrested; five days later taken to New York
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| 1950 October 10 |
Sobell indicted along with Rosenbergs, Greenglass, and Yakovlev
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| 1951 March 6-28 |
Trial - United States of America vs. Julius Rosenberg, Ethel Rosenberg, Anatoli A. Yakovlev, also known as "John," David Greenglass and Morton Sobell - held in United States District Court, Southern District of New York, C.134-245
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| 1951 March 29 |
Jurors returned a verdict of guilty
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| 1951 April 5 |
Judge Irving Kaufman sentenced the Rosenbergs to death, Sobell to 30 years, Greenglass to 15 years
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| 1952 November 27 |
Sobell transferred to Alcatraz
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| 1953 June 19 |
Rosenbergs executed at Sing Sing
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| 1958 February 24 |
Sobell transferred to Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
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| 1963 May 30 |
Transferred to Springfield Medical Center, Missouri
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| 1965 January 30 |
Transferred to Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary, Pennsylvania
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| 1969 January 14 |
Released from prison
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Scope and Content Note
The records of the Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell document the activities of the Committee from its inception in 1951 until shortly after Sobell's release in 1969. Although the records focus mainly on Sobell, the nature of the case makes it impossible to separate his situation from that of the Rosenbergs. The collection relates not only to the case itself, but also to the lives of Morton and Helen Sobell throughout his long imprisonment.
The papers are organized into six sections: an extensive Subject File compiled by the Committee which includes the Sobells' correspondence; Legal Records; Financial Records; Publications, News Clippings, and Sound Recordings, Films, and Filmstrips. (The 28-reel microfilm edition contains all of the Subject File, Legal Records, and Financial Records, and the non-copyrighted portion of the Publications.)
The SUBJECT FILE constitutes the major portion of the Committee's records. The Committee organized its files in an alphabetical subject sequence with headings referring to individuals, local organizations, correspondence from a specific geographic area, conferences, rallies and other fund-raising events, and subjects of interest to the Committee. Both the organization and the subject headings used by the Committee have been retained with a few exceptions. In cases where folders contained only one or two letters, the contents were usually filed in National Committee - Correspondence. Subject headings were created for persons most active in the Committee's work, such as Helen Sobell; Morton's mother, Rose Sobell; David and Emily Alman who headed the Rosenberg Committee; Ted Jacobs, head of public relations; Aaron Schneider; Leah Schneider; Reverend Erwin A. Gaede; and Aaron Katz. Two of the headings used by the Committee, Foreign Correspondence and V.I.P. Correspondence, were eliminated due to their inconsistency, for foreign letters and correspondence with important individuals appear throughout the collection, filed under the names of the various countries, names of specific individuals, and the National Committee correspondence. Following the Contents List is a partial index to numerous important correspondents who do not have individual files.
Correspondence from the same individuals appears in many places within the collection. For example, a particular clergyman's correspondence can be found under Clergy, National Committee - Correspondence, Helen Sobell - General Correspondence, Ted Jacobs, and the various headings for appeals and fund-raising events. Letters of appeal to Presidents and Attorney Generals appear also as enclosures in National Committee - Correspondence and Helen Sobell - General Correspondence.
Correspondence of Morton and Helen Sobell represents a substantial portion of the Subject File. Helen Sobell's papers are divided into General Correspondence (1951-1969), Letters to Morton Sobell (1950-1969), European Trip Correspondence (1962-1964), Correspondence regarding Poems (1955-1964), and Articles and Speeches (1951-1965). Her general correspondence is both incoming and outgoing. The fact that her replies are often attached to the original letters, and that the correspondents often enclosed copies of other letters affects the otherwise chronological order of the file. Helen Sobell answered a great deal of the Committee's mail personally; she also wrote prolifically to clergymen, lawyers, writers, journalists, and other public figures, in order to gain support for her husband's release and vindication. She was actively involved in all aspects of the Committee's work, from publicity and fund raising to the legal developments in the case.
Morton Sobell's general correspondence is separated into incoming (1950-1969) and outgoing (1951-1969) chronological sequences, and consists largely of correspondence with his attorneys, a few friends and relatives, and scholarly journals and institutions. He wrote regularly to his parents and children. The letters to his children were often written at the bottom of letters to his wife, due to prison regulations limiting the number of letters he was permitted to send. Helen Sobell would cut these strips off the bottom of the page, so that the children could each have a letter of his own.
The Sobells' letters to each other reveal how the emotional strength of their relationship enabled them to survive the long years of separation. The letters discuss the legal and public relations aspects of the case, but also concentrate heavily on the details of their daily lives. Morton Sobell also included critical analysis of his readings and psychological and philosophical assessment of his situation.
National Committee - Correspondence (1950-1969) deals with many of the same topics as Helen Sobell - General Correspondence. However, much of this correspondence is of a more general nature, including letters of support, requests for information on the case, and acknowledgments of contributions. The file contains both incoming and outgoing letters, and is arranged in chronological order.
National Committee - Circulars and Statements (1950-1969) is a chronological file largely of mimeographed material, consisting of copies of important letters and notices of activities, events, and legal developments.
Information on the Rosenbergs is scattered throughout the collection. Much of the material dated before June 19, 1953 refers specifically to them. Of particular note are the various Rosenberg and Carnegie Hall Meeting files.
The LEGAL RECORDS (1950-1968) relate to all aspects of the Rosenberg-Sobell case. They have been divided into a chronological file of legal correspondence and another, larger file of printed and mimeographed legal documents. These latter documents have been arranged in chronological order by year and by court within each year.
The Legal Correspondence is largely outgoing, written by various lawyers involved in the case over the years, notably Marshall (Mike) Perlin and William Kunstler. Some incoming correspondence from other interested lawyers is also included here. The correspondence explains the legal progress of the case, and complements the transcripts, petitions, affidavits, amicus curiae briefs and memoranda included in the legal documents. Letters of Helen and Morton Sobell to their lawyers are located in their own files.
The FINANCIAL RECORDS are extremely fragmentary, and include financial correspondence (1954-1969), an audit of the National Committee in August 1953, and two payroll books for the National Committee (1951-1954). Additional financial information relating to the Committee's advertising campaigns appears in the Advertising and Sandler (Ysobel) Advertising Company, Inc. folders in the Subject File.
PUBLICATIONS include leaflets, pamphlets, and broadsides produced by the Committee and other interested parties, and relate to all aspects of the Rosenberg-Sobell case. Only publications without copyright have been filmed in the microfilm edition. Other relevant printed material has been retained in the category Unfilmed Publications (1952-1969, undated) which include pamphlets, articles, poetry, and a play entitled Chant Public Devant Deux Chaises Electriques by Armand Gatti. This material is mainly from copyrighted periodicals of international scope. Publications are arranged in alphabetical order by author when available, or else by the title of the article or journal.
The NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS (1950-1969, undated) consist of a chronological file of mounted and unmounted articles, editorials, and letters to the editor from national, international and local papers, detailing all aspects of the Rosenberg-Sobell case. Many of the clippings are mimeographed copies, reprinted by the National Committee. These were not filmed for the microfilm editions but subsequently were microfilmed by the Historical Society and the original clippings were then discarded.
The SOUND RECORDINGS, FILMS, AND FILMSTRIPS (1952-1969, undated) include radio and television interviews, panel discussions, rallies and fund-raising events, and documentaries on the Rosenberg-Sobell case. Helen Sobell and others active in the National Committee appeared regularly on interview shows, and used the tapes made of these shows along with those made at fund-raising events to further publicize the case.
Administrative/Restriction Information
Presented by the Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell, New York, New York, May 31, 1966; August 2, 1966; August 7, 1966; September 15, 1966; November 14, 1967; March 4, 1968; and May 20, 1968; and by Helen L. Sobell, New York, New York, August 7, 1968; February 26, 1969; April 4, 1969; April 30, 1969; October 27, 1969; February 11, 1970; and March 19, 1974. Accession Number: M68-243, M69-84, M69-100, M69-129, M66-163, M66-163-1, M66-163-2, M66-239, M67-331, M68-14, M68-155; M69-341, M70-29, M74-115
The initial portion of the records was processed in 1968 by Margaret Hafstad. Additional material, mostly received after Sobell's release, was processed by Susan Sharlin in 1976 and interfiled with the original manuscript collection.
Contents List
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Mss 7/Microfilm Edition
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Series: Subject File
: The microfilm edition is not in the Archives' holdings; however a purchased copy is available in the Historical Society Library.
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Advertisements, 1952-1957
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Akron, Ohio, 1956-1958
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Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1952-1956
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1
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Alcatraz, 1952-1957
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1
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Alexander, Milnor, 1955-1969
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1
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Alman, David and Emily, 1952-1958
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American Civil Liberties Union, 1955-1966, undated
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Box/Folder
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1
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American Friends Service Committee, 1953-1967
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American Jewish Congress, 1960-1961
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1
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Amicus Curiae brief, 1953-1957
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Andrews, Rev. David, 1960-1968
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Appeals
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1957, undated
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Ramsey Clark, 1966-1967
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Nicholas B. Katzenbach, 1961-1967
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Robert F. Kennedy, 1961-1962
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William P. Rodgers, 1960
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Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1953-1960
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Lyndon B. Johnson, 1963-1965
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John F. Kennedy, 1961-1963
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Argentina, 1953-1959
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Army-McCarthy hearings, 1954
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Aronson, Norma, 1953-1954
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Atlanta Prison warden, 1958
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Australia, 1952-1959
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Baltimore Committee, 1953-1961
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Berkeley Committee, 1954-1965
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Boston Committee, 1952-1968
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Banquet for freedom for MS, 1965
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Beals, Carleton, 1958
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Belgium, 1952-1957
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Bennett, James V., 1953-1958
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Billings, Warren K., 1956
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Biographies, 1953-1960
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Bishop, Jim, 1957-1958
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Block, Emanuel, 1952-1954
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Bolivia, 1953
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Books
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Correspondence about, 1954-1958
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Reviews, 1954-1957
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Brazil, 1953
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Breakfast meeting, 1962 April 7
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Brickner, Rabbi Balfour, 1958-1968
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Bronx (New York) Committee, 1956-1961
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Brooklyn (New York) Committee, 1956-1962
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Brownell, Herbert, 1954-1963
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Budgets, 1953-1958
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Buffalo Committee, 1952-1958
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California, 1953-1959
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Canada Committee, 1952-1965
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Capital Punishment, 1953-1965
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Carnegie Hall Meetings
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1955 June 16 meeting, 1955
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1955 September 29 meeting, 1955
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1956 May 15 meeting, 1956
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1963 June 19 meeting, 1963
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1968 June 19 meeting, 1968
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Cemetery - Rosenbergs, 1954-1961
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Chicago Dinner for Dr. Urey (1955 February 12), 1954-1955
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Chicago Committee, 1951-1969
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Chile, 1953-1957
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China, 1952-1953
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Christmas Mailings, 1958
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Cincinnati, 1951-1957
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Box/Folder
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Civil Liberties, 1954-1958
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5/11
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Classification Board, 1953-1956
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Clemency, 1952-1964
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Clemens, Sydney Gurewitz (Sobell), 1950-1957
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Clergy, 1951-1968
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Cleveland Committee
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1952-1959
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1960-1967
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Box/Folder
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Clipping Services, 1957-1960
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Cohn, Roy, 1964
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Colleges and Law Schools, 1958-1964
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Commission of Inquiry, 1955-1963
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Committee Chairmen - Lists, 1954-1956
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Committee Sponsors, 1965
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Community Church Meetings
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1960 May 24 meeting, 1960
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1963 February 27 meeting, 1962-1963
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Conference - California, 1953
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Conference - Chicago
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1952
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1953
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1954
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1955
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1956
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1957
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1958
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1959
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Conference - Eastern Regional, 1959
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Conference - Eastern Seaboard, 1953
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Conference - Midwest, 1952
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Conference - Miscellaneous Regional, 1963
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Conference - New York, 1955-1957
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Congress - Representatives, 1952, 1955-1956
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Congress - Senators, 1953-1968
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Connecticut, 1955-1968
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Cooper Union Meeting, 1964 April 23; 1963-1964
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Council Against Communist Aggression, 1959
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Cronbach, Abraham, 1952-1961
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Czechoslovakia, 1952-1953
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Delegations to see Members of Congress - Letters and Reports, 1952-1953
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Denmark, 1952-1953
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Denver, 1957
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Des Moines, 1954-1956
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Detroit Committee, 1952-1968
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Doctors, 1951-1952
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Dramatic Presentations, Broadcasts, and Literature, 1952-1958, undated
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9/12
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Dreyfus, Benjamin, 1954-1958
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Dupree, Edward, 1954
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East Bay, California Committee, 1962-1966
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Edelman, Irwin, 1966-1967
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Editors, Commentators, Publishers
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1953-1956
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1957-1959
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Educators, 1959-1960
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England, 1951-1958
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Ethical Culture, 1958-1965
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European Committee, 1962
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Farmer, Fyke, 1953-1955
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FAS Passport Committee, 1958
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Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1956-1958
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10/10-11
Reel
5
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Film - A Plea for Justice, 1962-1963
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Box/Folder
10/12
Reel
5
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Film Project, 1958
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Box/Folder
10/13
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5
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Regarding Filmstrip - Was Justice Done?, 1956-1957
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Box/Folder
10/14
Reel
5
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Florida, 1956-1959
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Box/Folder
10/15
Reel
5
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France, 1951-1959
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Box/Folder
10/16
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5
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Frank, Waldo, 1955-1958
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Box/Folder
11/1
Reel
5
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Fresno, California, 1958-1960
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Box/Folder
11/2
Reel
5
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Friends Committee, 1959-1960
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Box/Folder
11/3
Reel
5
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Fund for the Republic, 1957 July
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Box/Folder
11/4
Reel
5
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Fundraising, 1952-1968, undated
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Box/Folder
11/5
Reel
6
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Gaede, Reverend Erwin A., 1958-1965
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Box/Folder
11/6
Reel
6
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Geneva, 1962-1963
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Box/Folder
11/7
Reel
6
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Germany, 1952-1958
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Box/Folder
11/8
Reel
6
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Glazer, Nathan, 1957-1958
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Box/Folder
11/9
Reel
6
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Golding, Bernard A., 1954-1956
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Box/Folder
11/10
Reel
6
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Governors - Correspondence with, 1959
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Box/Folder
11/11
Reel
6
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Great Neck, New York Committee, 1964-1969
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Box/Folder
11/12
Reel
6
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Green, Deborah, 1959
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Box/Folder
11/13
Reel
6
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Greenglass, David, 1950-1953
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Box/Folder
11/14
Reel
6
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Halasz, Nicholas, 1955
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Box/Folder
11/15
Reel
6
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Hall, Dutee, 1954-1956
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Box/Folder
11/16
Reel
6
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Hammond, Sarah Lichtenbert, 1955, 1957-1959
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Box/Folder
11/17
Reel
6
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Handwriting Analysis, 1950-1953, undated
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Box/Folder
11/18
Reel
6
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Hawaii, 1951-1955
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Box/Folder
11/19
Reel
6
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Hennings Committee, 1955-1960
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Box/Folder
11/20
Reel
6
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Hoffman, John, 1957-1959
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Box/Folder
11/21
Reel
6
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Holland, 1952-1956
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Box/Folder
11/22
Reel
6
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Holmer, Dr. Paul, 1958-1959
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Box/Folder
11/23
Reel
7
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House Un-American Activities Committee, 1955-1956
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Box/Folder
11/24
Reel
7
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Houston, Texas, 1958
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Box/Folder
11/25
Reel
7
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Hungary, 1953
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Box/Folder
12/1
Reel
7
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Hunter College Meeting, 1967 April 11; 1967
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Box/Folder
12/2
Reel
7
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Huston, Luther, 1957-1958
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Box/Folder
12/3
Reel
7
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Iceland, 1953
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Box/Folder
12/4
Reel
7
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Idaho, 1957-1959
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Box/Folder
12/5
Reel
7
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Illinois, 1957-1959
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Box/Folder
12/6
Reel
7
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India, 1952-1953, 1957
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Box/Folder
12/7
Reel
7
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Indiana, 1956, 1958
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Box/Folder
12/8
Reel
7
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Indonesia, 1953
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Box/Folder
12/9
Reel
7
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Information Kits - Requests for, 1958
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Box/Folder
12/10
Reel
7
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International Attorney Lists, 1958-1959
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Box/Folder
12/11
Reel
7
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Investigation, 1953-1954
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Box/Folder
12/12-13
Reel
7
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Invitation to an Inquest, 1963 June-1966
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Box/Folder
12/14
Reel
7
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Iowa, 1953, 1956-1957
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Box/Folder
12/15
Reel
7
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Ireland, 1952
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Box/Folder
12/16
Reel
7
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Israel, 1952-1958
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Box/Folder
12/17
Reel
7
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Italy, 1952-1956
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Jacobs, Ted
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Box/Folder
12/18-20
Reel
7
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1953-1958
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Box/Folder
13/1-5
Reel
7
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1959-1968, undated
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Box/Folder
13/6
Reel
7
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Japan, 1952-1953, 1957
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Box/Folder
13/7
Reel
7
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Jewish Organizations, 1958
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Box/Folder
13/8
Reel
7
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Jones, John Paul, 1955-1959
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Box/Folder
13/9
Reel
7
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Judiciary Committee, 1966
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Box/Folder
13/10-11
Reel
7
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Justice Department, 1958-1968
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14/1
Reel
7
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Kallen, Dr. Horace M., 1958-1960, 1963
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14/2
Reel
7
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Kansas City, 1955-1957, 1964
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Box/Folder
14/3
Reel
7
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Katz, Aaron, 1958-1968
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Box/Folder
14/4
Reel
7
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Kennedy, Senator Robert, 1966-1968
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14/5
Reel
7
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Kriegel, Harry, 1955-1958
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Box/Folder
14/6
Reel
7
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Labor, 1952-1965
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Box/Folder
14/7
Reel
7
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Lane, Myles, 1957
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Box/Folder
14/8
Reel
7
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Langer, Senator William, 1953-1958
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Box/Folder
14/9
Reel
7
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Law Journals, 1957-1959
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Box/Folder
14/10
Reel
7
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Lawyers, 1952-1953
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Box/Folder
14/11
Reel
7
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Layouts, 1950-1960
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Box/Folder
14/12
Reel
7
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LeBerthon, Ted, 1959
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Box/Folder
14/13
Reel
7
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Look Magazine, 1957-1958
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Box/Folder
14/14
Reel
7
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Loomer, Bernard, 1953-1954
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Los Angeles Committee
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Box/Folder
14/15
Reel
7
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1952-1955
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Box/Folder
14/16-17
Reel
8
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1956-1957
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Box/Folder
15/1-4
Reel
8
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1958-1959
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Box/Folder
15/5
Reel
8
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Love, Stephen, 1953-1956
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Box/Folder
16/1
Reel
8
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McCarthy, Elizabeth, 1950-1953
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Box/Folder
16/2
Reel
8
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McCormack, Reverend Peter, 1953, 1957-1961, undated
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Box/Folder
16/3
Reel
8
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McTot - Poems, undated
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Box/Folder
16/4-5
Reel
8
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Mailing Lists, 1952-1964, undated
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Box/Folder
16/6
Reel
8
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Manchester Guardian, 1956
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Box/Folder
16/7
Reel
8
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Manhattan, 1957-1961
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Box/Folder
16/8
Reel
8
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Marshall, Daniel G., 1953-1959
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Box/Folder
16/9
Reel
8
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Maryland, 1958-1959
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Box/Folder
16/10
Reel
8
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Massachusetts, 1957-1961
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Box/Folder
16/11
Reel
8
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Mayer, Dr. Leo, 1953-1958
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Box/Folder
16/12
Reel
8
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Melrose Park, Pennsylvania, 1950-1953
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Box/Folder
16/13
Reel
9
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Mexico, 1952-1959
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Box/Folder
16/14
Reel
9
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Meyer, Howard N., 1952-1955
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Box/Folder
16/15
Reel
9
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Miami, 1956-1958
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Box/Folder
16/16
Reel
9
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Mill Valley, California, 1956-1957
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Box/Folder
16/17
Reel
9
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Millet, Martha, 1956-1959, 1967
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Box/Folder
16/18
Reel
9
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Milwaukee Committee, 1955-1966
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Box/Folder
17/1
Reel
9
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Minnesota Committee, 1954-1963
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Box/Folder
17/2
Reel
9
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Miscellaneous, 1953-1961
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Box/Folder
17/3
Reel
9
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Missouri, 1956-1958
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Box/Folder
17/4
Reel
9
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Morrison, Phillip, 1958
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Box/Folder
17/5
Reel
9
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Nassau County, Long Island, New York, 1957-1959
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National Committee
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Correspondence
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Box/Folder
17/6-9
Reel
9
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1950-1956
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Box/Folder
18/1-3
Reel
9
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1957-1960
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Box/Folder
18/4-6
Reel
10
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1961-1965
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Box/Folder
19/1-3
Reel
10
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1966-1969
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Circulars and Statements
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Box/Folder
19/4-5
Reel
10
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1950-1954
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Box/Folder
20/1-3
Reel
10
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1955-1959
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Box/Folder
20/4-7
Reel
11
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1960-1966
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Box/Folder
21/1
Reel
11
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1967-1969, undated
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Box/Folder
21/2
Reel
11
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Memos, No. 1-63, 1958-1960
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Box/Folder
21/3
Reel
11
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Reports, 1952-1961, undated
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Box/Folder
21/4
Reel
11
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National Conference (1961 October 14-15), 1961
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Box/Folder
21/5
Reel
11
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National Conference (1962 September 22-23), 1962 July-1963
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Box/Folder
21/6
Reel
11
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National Guardian, 1955-1959, 1963
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Box/Folder
21/7
Reel
11
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National Lawyers Guild, 1953-1958
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Box/Folder
21/8
Reel
11
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National Work Conference, 1960 March 19-20; 1960 January-March
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Box/Folder
21/9
Reel
11
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Nebraska, 1957-1958
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Box/Folder
21/10
Reel
11
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New Jersey, 1956-1959, 1965-1966
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Box/Folder
21/11
Reel
11
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New Leader, 1956 June-July
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Box/Folder
21/12
Reel
11
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New Orleans, 1955-1959
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Box/Folder
21/13
Reel
11
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New York - Americana Reception (1969 March 9), 1969 February-March
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Box/Folder
21/14
Reel
11
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New York Committee, 1955-1968
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Box/Folder
22/1-2
Reel
11
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New York Dinner Meeting (1958 April 21) and Tavern-on-the-Green Controversy, 1958 February-1962 July
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Box/Folder
22/1-3
Reel
11
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New York Meeting, Webster Hall (1959 June 19), 1959 May-June
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Box/Folder
22/4
Reel
11
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New York State, 1955-1958
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Box/Folder
22/5
Reel
11
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New York Steering Committee, 1954-1957
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Box/Folder
22/6
Reel
11
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New York Times Advertisement, 1960 May-June
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Box/Folder
22/7
Reel
12
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New York Times Advertisement, 1968 May
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Box/Folder
22/8
Reel
12
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New Zealand, 1953-1957
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Box/Folder
22/9
Reel
12
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Newman, Widge, 1958-1962, undated
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Box/Folder
22/10
Reel
12
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Newsletters, 1958 August-1960 February, undated
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Box/Folder
22/11
Reel
12
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Niebuhr, Reinhold, 1957, 1960, 1961
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Box/Folder
22/12
Reel
12
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North Carolina, 1954-1957
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Box/Folder
22/13
Reel
12
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Oakland, California, 1955
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Box/Folder
22/14
Reel
12
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O'Brien, Patrick H., 1955
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Box/Folder
22/15
Reel
12
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Ohio, 1955-1958
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Box/Folder
22/16
Reel
12
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Oklahoma, 1959
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Box/Folder
22/17
Reel
12
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O'Mahaney Memo, c1953
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Box/Folder
22/18
Reel
12
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Ombudsman, 1967
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Box/Folder
22/19
Reel
12
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Orders from Committees, 1957-1958
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Box/Folder
22/20
Reel
12
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Organizations Interested, 1957-1959
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Box/Folder
22/21
Reel
12
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Palo Alto, California, 1956
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Box/Folder
22/22
Reel
12
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Parole Board, 1958-1966
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Box/Folder
23/1
Reel
12
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Parole Review Hearing, 1960-1963
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Box/Folder
23/2
Reel
12
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Penal Reform, 1966
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Box/Folder
23/3
Reel
12
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Pennsylvania, 1957-1958
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Box/Folder
23/4
Reel
12
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Perkins, Haven, 1957-1959
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Box/Folder
23/5
Reel
12
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Petitions, 1955-1964
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Box/Folder
23/6-7
Reel
12
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Philadelphia Committee, 1953-1968
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Box/Folder
23/8
Reel
12
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Phoenix, 1956-1963
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Box/Folder
23/9
Reel
12
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Picket Signs, 1961-1962
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Box/Folder
23/10
Reel
12
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Pittsburgh, 1956
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Box/Folder
23/11
Reel
12
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Pittsfield, Massachusetts, 1956-1957
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Box/Folder
23/12
Reel
12
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Poems and Music, 1953-1958, undated
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Box/Folder
24/1
Reel
12
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Poland, 1952-1953
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Box/Folder
24/2
Reel
12
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Portland, Oregon, 1955-1956
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Box/Folder
24/3-4
Reel
12
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Press - Correspondence with, 1953-1969
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Box/Folder
24/5
Reel
13
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Press Lists, 1959-1960
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Press Releases
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Box/Folder
24/6-8
Reel
13
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1950-1953
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Box/Folder
25/1-5
Reel
13
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1964-1968 July, undated
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Box/Folder
25/6
Reel
13
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Prisons, 1951-1954, 1963-1964
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Box/Folder
25/7
Reel
13
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Professors' Correspondence, 1958-1960
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Box/Folder
25/8
Reel
13
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Providence, Rhode Island, 1956
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Box/Folder
25/9
Reel
13
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Publicity, 1952-1958
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Box/Folder
25/10
Reel
13
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Puerto Rico, 1953-1958
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Box/Folder
26/1
Reel
13
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Queens, New York, 1957-1959
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Box/Folder
26/2
Reel
13
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Rackman, Rabbi Emanuel, 1955
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Box/Folder
26/3
Reel
13
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Radio and Television, 1952-1953, 1958-1962
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Box/Folder
26/4
Reel
13
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Religious Freedom Committee, Inc., 1955-1956
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Box/Folder
26/5
Reel
13
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Resolutions from Canada, 1957
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Box/Folder
26/6
Reel
13
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Reuben, William A., 1951-1955
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Box/Folder
26/7
Reel
13
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Rosenberg, Michael and Robert, 1953 June-1954
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Rosenbergs
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Box/Folder
26/8
Reel
13
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Circulars and Newsletters, (1952-1953)-1956, undated
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Box/Folder
26/9
Reel
13
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Committee to Serve Justice, 1952-1954
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Box/Folder
26/10
Reel
14
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Death House Letters, 1953-1955, undated
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Box/Folder
26/11
Reel
14
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Letters from Prison, 1952 July-1953 June
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Box/Folder
26/12
Reel
14
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Memorials, 1954-1967
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Box/Folder
26/13
Reel
14
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Miscellaneous, 1946-(1952-1953)-1966, undated
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Box/Folder
27/1
Reel
14
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Rothenberg, Marvin - Film Project, 1962, undated
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Box/Folder
27/2
Reel
14
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Russell, Lord Bertrand, 1956-1969, undated
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Box/Folder
27/3
Reel
14
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Sacco and Vanzetti, 1959 June-1965 November
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Box/Folder
27/4
Reel
14
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Sacramento, California, 1956
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Box/Folder
27/5-7
Reel
14
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Saint Louis Committee, 1952-1965
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Box/Folder
27/8
Reel
14
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San Diego, California, 1956-1958
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San Francisco Committee
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Box/Folder
27/9-11
Reel
14
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1953-1959
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Box/Folder
28/1-2
Reel
14
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1960-1969
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Box/Folder
28/3
Reel
15
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Sanchez Ponton, Dr. Luis, 1956 June-1962 July, 1968
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Box/Folder
28/4
Reel
15
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Sandler (Ysobel) Advertising, Inc., 1964 May-1968 April
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Box/Folder
28/5
Reel
15
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Sausalito, California, 1954-1957
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Box/Folder
28/6
Reel
15
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Schneider, Aaron, 1955-1956, undated
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Box/Folder
28/7
Reel
15
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Schneider, Leah, 1955-1969, undated
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Box/Folder
28/8
Reel
15
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Schneir, Walter and Miriam, 1968
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Box/Folder
28/9
Reel
15
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Scientists, 1952-1963
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Box/Folder
28/10
Reel
15
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Seattle Committee, 1953-1969, undated
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Box/Folder
29/1-2
Reel
15
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Sharp, Dr. Malcolm, 1953-1968, undated
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Box/Folder
29/3
Reel
15
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Sobell Boat Ride, 1957 May 26; 1957 April-June
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Sobell, Helen
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General Correspondence
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Box/Folder
29/4-7
Reel
15
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1951 December-1956
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Box/Folder
30/1
Reel
15
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1957
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Box/Folder
30/2-5
Reel
16
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1958-1960
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Box/Folder
31/1-6
Reel
16
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1961-1968
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Box/Folder
32/1-3
Reel
17
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1969, undated
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Letters to Morton Sobell
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Box/Folder
32/4-6
Reel
17
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1950 August-1953
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Box/Folder
33/1
Reel
17
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1954
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Box/Folder
33/2-5
Reel
18
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1955-1958
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Box/Folder
34/1-6
Reel
18
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1959-1964
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Box/Folder
35/1-4
Reel
19
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1965-1969, undated
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Box/Folder
35/5-6
Reel
19
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European Trip Correspondence, 1962 January-1964 January
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Box/Folder
35/7
Reel
19
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Correspondence regarding Poems, 1955-1964, undated
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Articles and Speeches
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Box/Folder
35/8
Reel
19
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1951 March-1954
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Box/Folder
36/1
Reel
19
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1955 August-1965 November, undated
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Box/Folder
36/2
Reel
19
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Sobell, Mark, 1952, 1962-1968
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Sobell, Morton
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Box/Folder
36/3-4
Reel
19
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General Incoming Correspondence, 1950-1969, undated
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Box/Folder
36/5
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19
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General Outgoing Correspondence, 1951-1969
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Letters to Helen Sobell
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Box/Folder
36/6-9
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20
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1950 August-1951
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Box/Folder
37/1-6
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20
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1952-1957
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Box/Folder
37/7-9
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1958-1960
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38/1-5
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1961-1965
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38/6
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1966
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Box/Folder
39/1-2
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1967-1969 January
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Box/Folder
39/3-5
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22
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Letters to his Parents, Rose and Louis Sobell, 1951-1969 January, undated
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Box/Folder
39/6
Reel
23
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Correspondence with his Children, 1951 November-1967 October, undated
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Box/Folder
40/1
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Miscellaneous, undated
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40/2
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23
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Sobell, Rose - General Correspondence, 1954-1969
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Box/Folder
40/3
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23
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Sobell, Rose and Louis - Letters to Morton Sobell, 1950-1968
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Box/Folder
40/4
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23
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Social Events, 1953-1967, undated
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Box/Folder
40/5
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23
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Speeches (other than Helen Sobell's), 1952-1960, undated
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Box/Folder
40/6
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Subversive Activities Control Board, 1955, 1957
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Box/Folder
40/7
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23
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Suhl, Yuri, 1955-1965
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Box/Folder
40/8
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23
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Supreme Court - Letters to, 1957, undated
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Box/Folder
41/1
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23
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Sweden, 1953
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Box/Folder
41/2
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23
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Switzerland, 1952-1953, 1959
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Box/Folder
41/3-4
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23
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Syracuse Committee, 1953-1968, undated
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Box/Folder
41/5
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23
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Tappan, Paul W., undated
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Box/Folder
41/6
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23
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Texas, 1953-1958
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Box/Folder
41/7
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23
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Time-Life Correspondence, 1959 May-1960 May
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Box/Folder
41/8
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23
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Tompkins, Reverend Alva, 1960
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Box/Folder
41/9
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Toronto, 1960-1968
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Box/Folder
41/10
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Trieste, Italy, 1953
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Box/Folder
41/11
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Tucson, Arizona, 1955-1957
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Box/Folder
41/12
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United Nations, 1961-1963
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Box/Folder
41/13
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Urey, Dr. Harold C., 1953-1967
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Box/Folder
41/14
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23
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Vancouver, 1954-1969
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Box/Folder
41/15
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23
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Walker, Leonard, 1953-1958
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Box/Folder
41/16
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24
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Washington, D.C. Committee, 1952-1961
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Box/Folder
41/17
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24
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Washington, D.C. Meeting (1960 February 26), 1960
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Box/Folder
42/1
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24
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Washington, D.C. National Appeal (1960 November 19-20), 1960, undated
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Box/Folder
42/2
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24
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Welch, J.N., 1956-1967
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Box/Folder
42/3
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24
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Wexley, John, 1955-1958
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Box/Folder
42/4
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24
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Williams, John W., 1956
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Box/Folder
42/5
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24
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Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1962-1967
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Box/Folder
42/6
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24
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Wormuth, Professor Francis D., 1957-1961
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Box/Folder
42/7
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24
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Youth Committee, 1953-1964, undated
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Series: Legal Records
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Box/Folder
42/8-10
Reel
24
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Legal Correspondence, 1954-1968
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Box/Folder
42/11
Reel
24
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Legal Papers, 1950
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U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
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Trial Transcript
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Box/Folder
43/1
Reel
25
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Volume 1, 1951 March 6-9
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Box/Folder
43/2
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25
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Volume 2, 1951 March 12-15
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Box/Folder
44/1
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25
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Volume 3, 1951 March 16-22
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Box/Folder
44/2
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25
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Records, 1951
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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Box/Folder
44/3
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25
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Brief, 1951
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44/4
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25
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Appendix, 1951
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Box/Folder
44/5
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25
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Miscellaneous Records, 1951
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Transcript, 1951 October
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Box/Folder
44/6
Reel
26
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Volume 1, Book 1
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Box/Folder
44/7
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26
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Volume 1, Book 2
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44/8
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Volume 1, Book 3
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44/9
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Volume 1, Book 4
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45/1
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Volume 2, Book 1
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45/2
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Volume 2, Book 2
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45/3
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Volume 2, Book 3
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45/4
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26
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Volume 2, Book 4
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45/5
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26
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Petition, 1951
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Kings County, New York Supreme Court
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45/6
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26
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Brief, 1952 June
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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45/7
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26
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Records, 1952
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U.S. Supreme Court
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45/8
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Records, October Term 1952
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U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
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Box/Folder
45/9
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26
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Records, 1953
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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Box/Folder
45/10
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26
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Records, 1953
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U.S. Supreme Court
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45/11
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Records, Special June Term 1953, October Term 1953
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Box/Folder
45/12
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26
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Transcript of Record, October Term 1953
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45/13
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26
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Petition of Ethel Rosenberg for Clemency, 1953 January 9
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Surrogates' Court, County of New York
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Box/Folder
45/14
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26
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Records on Michael Rosenberg, 1954
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U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
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45/15
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26
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Records, 1954
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U.S. Supreme Court
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45/16
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Records, October Term 1954
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U.S. District Court, Northern District of California
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45/17
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26
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Records, 1955
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U.S. Supreme Court
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45/18
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania vs. Steve Nelson, October Term 1955
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U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
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Box/Folder
46/1
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26
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Records, 1956
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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46/2
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Records, 1956
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U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
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46/3
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26
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Records, 1957
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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46/4
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26
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Records, 1957
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U.S. Supreme Court
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46/5
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26
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Records, 1957
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46/6
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Legal Records, 1958
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Box/Folder
46/7
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26
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Petition for Executive Clemency, 1961
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U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
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46/8
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27
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Records, 1962
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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47/1
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27
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Records, 1962
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U.S. Supreme Court
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47/2
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27
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Records, October Term 1962
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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Box/Folder
47/3
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27
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Records, 1963
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U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
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47/4
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27
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Records, 1966
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U.S. District Court, District of Columbia
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47/5
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27
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Records, 1966
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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Box/Folder
47/6
Reel
27
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Records, 1966
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U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
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47/7
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Records, 1967
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U.S. District Court, District of Columbia
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Box/Folder
47/8
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Records, 1967
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Box/Folder
47/9
Reel
27
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Records, October Term 1967
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U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
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Box/Folder
47/10
Reel
27
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Records, 1968
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U.S. District Court, District of Columbia
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48/1
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Records, 1968
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U.S. District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania
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48/2
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Records, 1968
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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48/3
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27
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Records, 1968
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Box/Folder
48/4
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27
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Records, October Term 1968
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Box/Folder
48/5-7
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27
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Miscellaneous Legal Records, 1951-1968, undated
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Series: Financial Records
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Box/Folder
48/8
Reel
27
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Financial Correspondence, 1954-1969
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Box/Folder
49/1
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27
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Audit of the National Committee to Secure Justice in the Rosenberg Case, 1953 August 31
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Box/Folder
49/2-3
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27
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Payroll Books, 1951-1954 December
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Series: Publications
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Box/Folder
49/4-5
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28
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Publications, 1951-1967
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Box/Folder
49/6
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28
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Broadsides, 1953, undated
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Unfilmed Publications
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Box/Folder
49/7-8
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A-F
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Box/Folder
50/1-6
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G-Z
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Micro 675
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Series: News Clippings
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Reel
1
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1950 July-1953 February
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Reel
2
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1953 March-August
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Reel
3
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1953 September-1954 December
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Reel
4
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1955 January-1956 April
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Reel
5
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1956 May-1957 July
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Reel
6
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1957 August-1958 December
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Reel
7
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1959 January-1969 May, undated
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Series: Sound Recordings, Films, and Filmstrips
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Audio 565A
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Tape Recordings
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565A/1
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1952 February 12: Speech by Dr. Harold C. Urey; Embassy Auditorium, Los Angeles
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565A/2
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1952 March 12: Speech by Helen Sobell; Pythian Hall, New York City
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565A/3
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1952 September 12: Rosenberg Rally; Embassy Auditorium, Los Angeles
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565A/4
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, 1953 circa March: Appeal for funds by David Alman (chairman of the National Committee to Secure Justice in the Rosenberg Case)
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565A/5
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1953 June 8: Assembly in Prayer for Clemency for the Rosenbergs; includes Dorothy Marshall, Rev. Glen Randolph, Rev. Hugh Weston, Ignatio Lopez, Daniel G. Marshall, Gale Sondergaard, Rev. Carl Crane, Rabbi Scharf(?) (in Yiddish), David Brown; Los Angeles
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565A/6
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between 1952 December 26 and 1953 June 19: Meeting with David Alman, Helen Sobell, and others; Chicago
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565A/7
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1953 June 14: Open Air Prayer Meeting; Washington, D.C.
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565A/8
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1953 between January and June: They Must Not Die - the documented story of the Rosenbergs, produced by the San Francisco Labor Theater
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565A/9
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, ante 1953 June 19: Speeches by Professors Bernard Loomer and Stephen Love; Los Angeles Meeting
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565A/10
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ante 1953 June 19: Legal Panel with Daniel G. Marshall, Mr. Gaston, George Altman, Matt Richmond, Irwin Edelman; Los Angeles
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565A/11
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ante 1953 June 19: Moral Panel with Rev. Hugh Weston, Prof. Bernard Loomer, David Alman; Los Angeles
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565A/12
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, ante 1953 June 19: Speech by Prof. Stephen Love
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565A/13
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, ante 1953 June 19: Speech by Mr. Silverman (British) on Rosenberg case
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565A/14
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, 1953 post June 19: Conference discussing future of Committee after the Rosenbergs' execution; speakers include David Alman and Aaron Katz
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565A/15-16
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1953 August 16: Eastern Seaboard Conference; speakers include Sarah Lichtenberg, Emily Alman, Joseph Brainin, Helen Sobell, Jean Francis
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565A/17
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, circa 1953: Speech by Helen Sobell
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565A/18
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, between 1953 June 19 and 1954 June 30: Speech by Emanuel Bloch
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565A/19
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, 1954 November 29: Ernie Lieberman singing folk songs
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565A/20
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1955 February 12: Dinner for Dr. Harold C. Urey, under the auspices of the Chicago Sobell Committee; Stephen Love presiding, with Rev. Alva Tompkins, Mrs. Harry Kalven, and Dr. Harold C. Urey
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565A/21
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1955 April 16: Carnegie Hall Meeting with speeches by Helen Sobell, Senator William Langer (North Dakota), Warren K. Billings, Edna Griffin (Des Moines Committee), and Rose Sobell; New York
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565A/22
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, 1955 June 16?: Songs by Martha Schlamme
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565A/23
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, 1955 June: Speech by Yuri Suhl; Vancouver
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565A/24
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1955 September 25: “Is History Being Repeated?” - Comment on John Wexley's book, The Judgment of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg by Stephen Fritchman; First Unitarian Church, Los Angeles
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565A/25-29
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1955 September 29: Carnegie Hall Meeting, including David Alman, Helen Sobell, and Rose Sobell; New York
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565A/30-32
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1956 May 15: Sobell Rally at Carnegie Hall with speeches by Prof. Stephen Love, John Wexley, and Rose Sobell; New York
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565A/33
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, 1956: Interview of Dr. Malcolm Sharp by Jane Todd
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565A/34
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, 1957 March 19: “Was Justice Done?”
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565A/35
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, 1957 October 11: Interview of Helen Sobell by John Wingate on Night Beat television show
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565A/36
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, 1957?: Speech by Helen Sobell
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565A/37
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, 1958 July 16: Interview of Roy M. Cohn and Dr. Malcolm Sharp by William Kunstler on WNEW Counterpoint
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565A/38
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1958?: Interview of Rose Sobell and Sarah Lichtenberg-Hammond by Steve Allison; WWDC, Washington, D.C.
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565A/39
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1959 June 17: Interview of Helen Sobell and William Kunstler by Casper Citron; WBAI, New York
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565A/40-42
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1959 June 19: Speeches by Prof. Thomas Emerson, Rose Sobell, Dr. Horace Kallen, Ted Jacobs, and Prof. Murray Branch; Webster Hall Meeting, New York
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565A/43
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1959 June 19: “The U.S. versus Julius Rosenberg,” Famous Trial Scenes radio show by William Kunstler; WEVD, New York
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565A/44
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1959 June 30: Discussion of Rosenberg trial on Barry Gray Show with O. John Rogge, John M. Foley, and William Kunstler; WMCA, New York
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565A/45
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1959 October 2: Interview of Helen Sobell by John Scott on “World Today” show; WOR, New York
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565A/46
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1959 December 7: “Justice” - dramatization of the Rosenberg-Sobell trial ; WMCA, New York
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565A/47
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1959?: Interview of Ted Jacobs by Joe Pyne, “Philadelphia Capsule”
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565A/48
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1959?: Interview of William A. Reuben by Joe Pyne, “Philadelphia Capsule”
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565A/49
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1959?: Interviews of Helen Sobell and Roy Cohn by William Kunstler; “Pro and Con” show, WMCA, New York
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565A/50
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, 1959?: Vincenzina Vanzetti reading letter of sympathy to Helen Sobell dated 1959 December 12 in Italian; interview of Helen Sobell by Harry Bridges on Night Beat
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565A/51
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1960 February 26: Washington, D.C. Committee Meeting with Gary Van Arkel, Helen Sobell, David Hammond(?), and Raymond Wilson
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565A/52
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, 1960 May 16: Interview of Dr. Erwin A. Gaede by Steve Allison
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565A/53-56
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, 1960 May 24: “The Case of Morton Sobell”
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565A/57
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, 1960 May 24: Interviews of Congressman Randall Harmon (Indiana) and William Kunstler by Casper Citron
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565A/58
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1960 November 19: Banquet, with Stephen Love and others; Hotel Shoreham, Washington, D.C.
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565A/59
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, circa 1960: Opinion interview with residents of Minneapolis-St. Paul
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565A/60
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, 1961 December 13: Interview with Rev. David Andrews
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565A/61
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, circa 1961: Interview with Sydney Gurewitz Prindle (Helen Sobell's daughter) who was waiting outside Florida hotel to speak to John. F. Kennedy; WLDW News
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565A/62
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1962?: “A Plea for Justice - The Case of Morton Sobell,” narrative by Lew Irwin, a Los Angeles reporter and TV interviewer
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565A/63
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1963 February 14: “Barry Gray Show,” discussion program with Helen Sobell, Stephen Love, and Roy M. Cohn; WMCA, New York
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565A/64-65
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1963 February 26: Panel debate with Canon L. John Collins, Barry Gray, Dr. Homer Jack, Victor Riesel(?) and Jacques Catel(?) on the “Barry Gray Show;” WMCA, New York
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565A/66-68
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1963 February 27: Speeches by Prof. Murray Branch, Angus Cameron, Helen Sobell, Dean Donald McNamara (New York Institute of Criminology), and Rabbi Balfour Brickner; Community Church Meeting, New York
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565A/69
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1964 March 15: “Conspiracy to Commit,” Interview of Marshall Perlin by Chris Koch; WBAI, New York
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565A/70
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1964 April 23: Speech by Helen Sobell; Cooper Union, New York
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565A/71-75
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1964 April 23: New York Citizens' Full Pardon for Morton Sobell, with speeches by Donna Allen (Washington, D.C.), Barrows Dunham, Marshall Perlin, and songs by Phil Ochs; Cooper Union, New York
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565A/76
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, 1965 August 25: Walter Schneir on Long John Nebel Show with Kenneth Keagan
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565A/77
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1965 September 21: Discussion of Invitation to an Inquest by Walter Schneir, Roy M. Cohn, and Mike Wallace; WCBS, New York
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565A/78
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, 1965 October 25: Panel discussion on Sobell case with Walter Schneir
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565A/79-80
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1966 June 19: Speeches by Helen Sobell, Ruth Gage-Colby, William Kunstler and Rose Sobell on the thirteenth anniversary of the Rosenberg execution; Sheraton Atlantic Hotel, New York
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565A/81
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1969 January 15: Press Conference with Morton and Helen Sobell; Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York
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565A/82
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, undated: Speech by Dr. Harold C. Urey on Rosenberg case
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565A/83
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, undated: Unidentified defense of Rosenbergs
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565A/84
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, undated: Poems by Helen Sobell: “Thirty Years” and “My Loved One”
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565A/85
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, undated: “Dedication” by the Berkelely Trio (strings)
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565A/86
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, undated: Dr. Urey
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565A/87
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1960 February 26: Sobell Committee meeting, Washington, D.C.
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565A/88-89
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, 1953 June 19: Prof. Stephen Love
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565A/90
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, 1953 June 19: Dr. Bernard Loomer
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Disc 73A
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Disc Recordings
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73A/1
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Statement by Emanuel Bloch, defense attorney for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, relating to his feelings concerning his defense
: Both sides are the same.
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73A/2
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Excerpts relating to the Rosenberg Case, Mandel-McCarthy Hearing, 1953 March 24
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73A/3
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Prison ballads: “Thirty Years” and “My Loved One,” sung by Jerry Watson and Ruth Marshall; words and music by Edith Segal
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Films
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AB 732
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[Memorial service for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg]. The National Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell in the Rosenberg Case, 1954
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AC 076/EA 003
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[Rosenberg demonstration before White House], 1954
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CA 506-CA 508
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Night Beat [segment]. WABD-TV (New York), 1957
3 copies
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AB 734
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Lew Irwin Reports. KABC-TV (Los Angeles), 1959
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DC 574
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Morton Sobell, A Plea for Justice. Veritas Productions, 1962
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AB 733
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[Bertrand Russell reading a statement in support of Morton Sobell]. The Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell, 1964
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CA 505
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[Interview with Morton and Helen Sobell]. Dave Gumpert, 1969
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Filmstrip
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PH 6417
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Was Justice Done? The Committee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell, 1957
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Significant Correspondents (partial index)
These citations all are to portions of the Subject File, with the single exception of the William Kunstler Legal Records citation. For any name marked with an asterisk, there is also an individual file.
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Name
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File
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Date
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| Acheson, Dean |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1957 April 29 |
| Anderson, Marian |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1958 November 3 |
| Beals, Carlton* |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1958 July 24 |
| Belfrage, Cedric |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1959 November 25 |
| |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1963 May 22 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1966 ante January 12 |
| |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1968 April 29 |
| |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1969 September 18 |
| Buber, Martin |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1962 October 2 |
| Casals, Marta |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1960 March 8 |
| Casals, Pablo |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1957 April 5 |
| |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1964 January 30 |
| Day, Dorothy |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1960 January 10 |
| |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
[1963?] |
| Dellinger, David |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1965 February 2 |
| Derwent, Clarence |
Sobell, Rose-General Correspondence |
1959 April 28 |
| Du Bois, W.E.B. |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1957 January 7 |
| Eliot, T.S. |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1960 January 27 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1960 November 2 |
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Jacobs, Ted |
1960 January 1 |
| Feiffer, Jules |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1967 February 2 |
| Fromm, Erich |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1964 March 3 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence (to Robert E. Treuhaft) |
1963 August 21 |
| Fulbright, J.W. |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1967 February 27 |
| Geismar, Maxwell |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1958 April 1 |
| |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1965 October 24 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1968 April 19 |
| Hentoff, Nat |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1965 January 9 |
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Invitation to an Inquest |
1965 |
| Huntley, Chet |
Radio and Television |
1952 December 3 (editorial) |
| Kent, Rockwell |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1956 September 23 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1956 September 26 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1956 October 8 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1956 December |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1957 September 7 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
undated (Christmas card) |
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Schneider, Aaron |
1956 January 13 |
| King, Dr. Martin Luther, jr. |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1961 October 4 |
| Kunstler, William |
Legal Records |
throughout |
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Radio and Television |
throughout |
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Sobell, Morton--General Incoming Correspondence |
throughout |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
throughout |
| Lamont, Corliss |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1961 January |
| Leopold, Nathan F. |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1964 January 14 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1964 February 9 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1968 March 10 |
| Lessing, Doris |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1965 October 14 |
| Lindsay, John V. |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1968 January 24 |
| MacDonald, Dwight |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1961 October 19 |
| Maltz, Albert |
Carnegie Hall Meeting, 1968 June 19 |
1968 June 19 |
| Meeropol, Anne and Abel |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1969 January 24 |
| Meeropol, Michael |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1969 January 16 |
| Meiklejohn, Alexander |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1959 November 23 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1962 January 31 |
| Mumford, Lewis* |
American Civil Liberties Union |
1959 March 27 |
| Pauling, Dr. Linus |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1953 October 9 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1965 February 2 |
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Invitation to an Inquest |
1965 July 26 |
| Quasimodo, Salvatore |
National Committee--General Correspondence |
1968 January 10 (postmark) |
| Roosevelt, Eleanor |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1957 April 17 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1957 July 5 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1957 December 19 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1958 March 13 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1958 December 10 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1961 August 12 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1961 November 17 |
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New York Dinner Meeting & Tavern-on-the-Green Controversy |
1958 April 16 |
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National Committee--General Correspondence |
1960 September 2 |
| Russell, Bertrand* |
Carnegie Hall Meeting, 1956 May 15 |
1956 April 17 |
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Cooper Union Meeting, 1964 April 23 |
1964 April 7 |
| Schlesinger, Arthur |
Appeals-John F. Kennedy |
1962 April 23 |
| Schneir, Walter and Miriam* |
Invitation to an Inquest |
throughout |
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Banquet for Freedom for Morton Sobell, 1965 November 20 |
throughout |
| Seeger, Pete |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1969 January |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1969 March 4 |
| Sharp, Dr. Malcolm* |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
throughout |
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Invitation to an Inquest |
throughout |
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Radio and Television |
throughout |
| Sinclair, Upton |
Alman, David and Emily |
1955 December 15 |
| Soyer, Raphael |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1955 November 7 |
| Stone, I.F. |
Jacobs, Ted |
1957 October 3 |
| Stout, Rex |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1966 April 15 |
| Thomas, Norman |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1959 November 20 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1961 November 14 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1961 December 13 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1962 January 26 |
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Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1964 December 17 |
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Press-Correspondence with |
1966 December 28 |
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New York Dinner Meeting & Tavern-on-the-Green Controversy |
1958 April 8 |
| Toynbee, Arnold |
Sobell, Helen--General Correspondence |
1959 June 16 |
| Trumbo, Dalton |
Carnegie Hall Meeting, 1968 June 19 |
1968 June 14 |
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