Mss 265
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Part 1 (Mss 265, Micro 795, Micro 846, Audio 515A/1-243): Original
Collection, 1917-197333.6 cubic feet (85 archives
boxes), 50 reels of microfilm (35 mm), and 243 tape recordings The original portion of the records of the Highlander Research and Education Center,
1917-1973, document the activities of both the Highlander Folk School and the Highlander
Center primarily through 1966, when the Appalachian era of program emphasis began. All
of the activities discussed in the Biography/History section, up through 1973, are
documented in the records. A wide variety of types of documentation are included:
minutes, annual reports, correspondence, financial materials, workshop materials, legal
documents, play scripts, song sheets and books, clippings, speeches, writings, and
publications. These materials are arranged in six series: ADMINISTRATIVE FILES, GENERAL
CORRESPONDENCE, SUBJECT FILES, PUBLICATIONS, CLIPPINGS, and AUDIO RECORDINGS.
Photographs received with these files are described in Part 3 of this finding aid. The ADMINISTRATIVE FILES contains basic historical documents such as charters and
constitutions; policy statements; annual reports; executive council minutes, lists,
reports and memoranda; staff meeting minutes; financial reports; and scattered personnel
records. Arrangement is by the categories listed and chronologically thereunder. The GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE series totals 26 boxes and is arranged alphabetically by
individual or organization name. (A notable exception is the heading "Intra-Staff
Correspondence" which includes primarily early correspondence between various Highlander
staff members.) Correspondents range from people involved in the labor movement to
people involved in the civil rights movement through board members and other friends of
Highlander, former students, and potential or past employees. The large number of
correspondents who were active in a large number of other organizations indicates how
widespread was Highlander's influence. All phases of activity are discussed. Frequently
correspondence in this series complements other materials and other correspondence filed
in the Subject File, and the researcher will find it necessary to examine materials in
both series to get a complete picture of any one event. This series was maintained
basically as Highlander had kept it, merely interfiling chronologically and
alphabetically to make one single run and adding stray letters which had no natural home
elsewhere in the Papers. The SUBJECT FILE is the heart of the collection and includes the most detailed
information on just what happened when and why. It is comprised of a wide variety of
materials including correspondence, reports on workshop sessions, class materials and
student products, alumni lists and questionnaires, addresses and speeches, trial
transcripts and other legal materials, occasional clippings, labor play scripts, song
books and song sheets, field trip reports, conference programs, news releases, writings
about Highlander, and writings by people associated with Highlander. Arrangement is
alphabetical and several inclusive categories have been established to group like
materials, for instance, the categories "Attacks and investigations," "Conferences and
meetings," "Fundraising," "Grundy County, Tennessee," "Labor extension work," "Labor
workshops," "Music," "Publicity," "Summerfield, Tennessee," "Visitors," "Work camps,"
"Workshops," and "Writings. " This series fills 54 boxes, and is also available on
microfilm. The fourth series, PUBLICATIONS, consists of writings which were actually published by
Highlander. This includes articles about Highlander, instructional materials from the
labor period, occasional speeches presented at workshops, the Highlander Fling which reported events at Highlander, Highlander song books,
the locally-aimed Summerfield News, and various other
publications. Arrangement is alphabetical by title. The CLIPPINGS series is arranged chronologically by year. These clippings were
received in this file and have been maintained to provide a single chronological source
of detailed information up through circa 1973. This series is now available only on
microfilm; the originals were discarded after filming. The AUDIO RECORDINGS concern executive council meetings; letters dictated by Myles
Horton; addresses and speeches; the Appalachian project; attacks on and investigations
of Highlander, including the court hearings at Altamont, Tennessee; citizenship and
community leadership programs; the Farmers Union; fundraising; the Harlan, Kentucky,
coal strike; Koinonia Farm; labor workshops; music and poetry; recordings from the film
Highlander Story '53; workshops; desegregation;
leadership training; and voter registration.
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Series: Administrative Files
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Charters and constitutions, 1934, 1957, 1961
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Box
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2
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Policy statements, 1949-1962
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Annual reports and related materials
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Box
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3
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1933-1939
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Box
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4
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1940-1942
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Box
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5
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1943-1949
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Box
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6
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1950-1959
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Box
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7
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1960-1973 (incomplete)
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Executive Council minutes, lists, reports, and memoranda
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Box
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8
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1940-1955
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Box
2
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1956-1960
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Box
2
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2
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1961-1962
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Box
2
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3
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1963-1967
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Staff meeting minutes and miscellaneous
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Box
2
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4
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1933-1934
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Box
2
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5
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1933-1941
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Box
2
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6
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1942-1944
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Box
2
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7
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1945-1946
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Box
2
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8
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1947-1948
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Box
3
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1954, 1957-1960
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Box
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2
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1961-1963
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Financial materials
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Reports
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Box
3
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3
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1933-1939
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Box
3
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4
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1940-1959
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Box
3
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5
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1960-1966
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Box
3
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6
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Miscellaneous items, 1962-1966, undated
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Personnel records
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Box
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7
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Staff lists, 1932-1942
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Box
3
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Staff biographical information, A-Z 1932-1938, 1948, 1956-1961
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Box
3
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9
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Staff organization and benefits, 1958-1961
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Student Service program
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Box
3
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10
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Antioch College, 1943, 1954-1956, 1963
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Box
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11
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Kalamazoo College, 1964-1965
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Applications for work
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Box
3
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12
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1947-1949
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Box
4
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1950-1951
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Box
4
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2
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1958, 1961-1966
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Series: General Correspondence
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Box
5
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A - miscellaneous
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Box
5
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2
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Abell, Alfreda 1944-1945
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Box
5
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Adams, Frank 1965-1969
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Box
5
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Adams, James L. 1935-1966
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Box
5
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Affiliated Schools for Workers, 1935-1939
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Box
5
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Alinsky, Saul and Jean 1962-1966
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Box
5
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Allen, B.R. 1944-1948
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Box
5
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Allen, Jane 1941-1943
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Box
5
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Allen, Pearl Juanita 1940-1942
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Box
5
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10
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Allen, Steve 1960-1964
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Box
5
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11
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1935-1939, 1942
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Box
5
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12
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Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America, 1951-1965
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Box
5
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13
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Amburn, Sam 1935-1942
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Box
5
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14
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American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), 1953-1964
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Box
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American Federation of Hosiery Workers, 1939-1964
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Box
5
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16
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American Federation of Teachers, 1935-1939
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Box
5
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American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), 1939-1966
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Box
5
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18
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Anderson, Ross 1962-1965
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Box
5
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19
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Appalachian Committee for Full Employment, 1965
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Box
5
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20
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Arthur, Mary 1934-1935
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Box
5
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21
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Aryanayakam, Asha Devi 1953-1962
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Box
5
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22
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Ascher, Joan 1940-1946
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Box
5
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Austin, Aleine 1943-1950
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Box
5
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
6
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Bagwell, May 1940
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Box
6
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Bailey, Billye 1937-1947
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Box
6
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Baldwin, DeWitt C. 1954
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Box
6
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Baldwin, Roger N. 1933-1962
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Box
6
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Baldwin, Ruth S. 1933-1935
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Box
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Baldwin, William H. 1934-1962
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Box
6
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Ballance, Charles (Bill) (UAW) 1944
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Box
6
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Barahal, Allan 1943-1945
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Box
6
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9
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Bardacke, Theodore J. 1939
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Box
6
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10
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Barfield, Ann 1924-1946
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Box
6
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11
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Barksdale, Brent 1960-1963
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Box
6
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12
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Barnes, Joseph and Betty 1961-1962
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Box
6
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13
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Barnett, Albert 1934-1960
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Box
6
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14
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Barton, John and Rebecca 1935-1965
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Box
6
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15
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Bass, Helen K. 1953-1954
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Box
6
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16
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Bates, Scott 1961-1965
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Box
6
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17
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Bayer, Todd 1962-1966
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Box
6
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18
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Beavers, Helen D. 1936-1964
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Box
6
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19
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Beecher, Ellen 1953
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Box
6
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20
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Beecher, John and Barbara 1960-1963
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Box
6
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21
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Beittel, A.D. (Dan) 1962-1964
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Box
6
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22
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Belafonte, Harry 1961
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Box
6
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23
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Belfrage, Sally 1966
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Box
6
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24
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Bennett, John C. 1939-1966
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Box
6
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25
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Benson, Christine E. 1936-1947
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Box
6
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26
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Berman, Louis R. 1962-1964
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Box
6
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27
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Bernard, Viola W. 1960-1962
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Box
6
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28
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Bernays, Hella F. 1939-1960
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Box
6
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29
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Berryhill, George (UAW) 1944-1945
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Box
6
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30
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Berthiaumeno, Paul 1941-1943
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Box
6
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31
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Bertram, Rudolf F. 1937
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Box
6
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32
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Biehle, Martha H. 1939-1940
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Box
6
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33
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Billups, Reverend Charles 1963-1964
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Box
6
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Black, John 1964-1965
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Box
6
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Blackstone, Gracie and Woodrow 1936-1938
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Box
6
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36
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Blahd, Ruth and William H. 1942-1961
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Box
6
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37
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Blakely, Robert J. 1962-1963
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Box
6
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38
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Blundnell, Pam 1946-1949
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Box
7
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Bobo, Irene 1936
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Box
7
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Bock, Geoffry 1936-1964
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Box
7
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3
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Bond, Anna 1942
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Box
7
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Booth, Samuel 1964-1966
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Box
7
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Borah, Bernard 1939-1944
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Box
7
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Borden, Dick 1954-1955
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Box
7
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7
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Bowers, E.K. 1944-1945
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Box
7
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8
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Bowles, Chester 1933-1963
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Box
7
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9
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Bowman, Eleanore 1939
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Box
7
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10
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Boyle, Kay 1961-1966
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Box
7
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11
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Braden, Carl and Anne 1960-1966
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Box
7
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12
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Bradford, Albert G. 1961-1963
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Box
7
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13
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Bradford, J.D. 1936-1947
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Box
7
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14
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Brady, Walter 1934-1936
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Box
7
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15
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Brameld, Theodore 1953-1967
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Box
7
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16
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Brandon, Isa 1939-1964
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Box
7
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17
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Brandon Films, 1963-1966
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Box
7
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18
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Branstetter, Cecil D. 1961-1966
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Box
7
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19
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Brazeal, B.R. 1948-1966
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Box
7
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20
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Brazzell, R.H. 1939
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Box
7
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21
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Bridgman, Howard 1937
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Box
7
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22
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Brinkman, Elizabeth 1950-1966
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Box
7
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23
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Broadbent, Louise (UWRA) 1945
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Box
7
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24
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Broadrick, J.C. 1946
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Box
7
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25
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Brook, Richard J. 1955
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Box
7
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26
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Brooke, W. Carroll and Florence 1953-1961
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Box
7
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27
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Brown, Mrs. Herbert J. (Dykie) 1960-1964
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Box
7
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28
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Brunner, Edmund de S. 1932-1962
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Box
7
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29
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Bryan, Horace 1937-1946
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Box
7
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30
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Bryant, Aline 1937-1938
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Box
7
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31
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Bumpus, Altha (UWRA) 1945
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Box
7
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Bunche, Ralphe J. 1939-1962
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Box
7
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Burke, Ruth 1941-1943
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Box
8
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Burlage, Robert and Dorothy 1965-1966
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Box
8
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2
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Burns, Thomas F. 1939
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Box
8
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3
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Buttrick, William 1940-1942
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Box
8
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4
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Butz, Martin 1941-1951
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Box
8
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
8
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Cain, Hattie 1960
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Box
8
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8
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Callaghan, Edward F. 1939-1946
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Box
8
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9
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Carawan, Guy and Candie 1959-1968
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Box
8
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10
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Carey, James 1942-1963
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Box
8
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11
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Carlson, Chester F. 1960-1962
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Box
8
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12-13
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Catlin, Ruth 1933-1943
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Box
8
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14
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Chace, Olive 1942-1946
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Box
8
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15
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Chamberlin, R. Philip 1957-1962
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Box
8
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16
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Champion, Edna 1935-1939
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Box
9
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Champion, Maxton 1939-1942
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Box
9
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Chapin, Stuart 1933-1966
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Box
9
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Chater, John 1966
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Box
9
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Chávez, César (National Farm Workers) 1966
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Box
9
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5
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Childs, John L. 1934-1939
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Box
9
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6
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Childs, Margaretta 1960-1964
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Box
9
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Chisholm, Malcolm M. 1933-1938
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Box
9
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8
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Christopher, Paul 1937-1951
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Box
9
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9
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Citizens Crusade Against Poverty, 1965-1966
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Box
9
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10
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Citizens for Progress, Knoxville, Tennessee 1966
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Box
9
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11
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Clapp, Mary and Gordon R. 1961-1963
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Box
9
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12
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Clark, Septima 1954-1966
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Box
9
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13
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Cloud, Carrick C. 1933-1939
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Box
9
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14
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Clyde, Ethel 1939-1965
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Box
9
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15
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Cobb, Alice 1960-1966
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Box
9
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16
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Coit, Eleanor G. 1933-1965
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Box
9
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Collins, W.H. (Jack) 1947-1951
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Box
9
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18
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Colquitt, W. Ed 1939
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Box
9
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19
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Committee for Industrial Organization (CIO), 1937-1938
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Box
9
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20
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Conkling, Louise 1940-1947
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Box
9
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21
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Copenhaver, Eleanor 1933-1939
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Box
9
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22
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Cotton, Irving 1947-1956
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Box
9
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23
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Council of Federated Organizations, 1963-1965
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Box
9
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24
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Council of the Southern Mountains (CSM), 1960-1966
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Box
9
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25
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Cowan, T.B. (Scotty) 1934-1939
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Box
9
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26
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Cox, Albert W. 1939
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Box
9
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27
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Cox, Philip W.L. 1933-1965
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Box
9
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28
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Cramore Products, 1961
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Box
9
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29
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Crawford, Garvin 1946-1948
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Box
9
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30
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Crawford, Ted 1964-1965
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Box
9
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Culver, John W. 1938-1939
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Box
10
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D - miscellaneous
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Box
10
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Daitsman, George 1963
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Box
10
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Danenburg, C.W. 1938-1939
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Box
10
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Danforth Foundation, 1963-1966
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Box
10
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Daniel, Berthe 1934-1941
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Box
10
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Daniel, Dorothy 1947
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Box
10
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Daniel, Franz 1931-1941
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Box
10
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9
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Davidson, Martha S. (Mrs. Samuel) and Wendy 1960-1961
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Box
10
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10
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Davis, Jerome 1962-1965
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Box
10
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11
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Davis, Robert K. 1966
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Box
10
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12
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Day, Kay and Gardiner M. 1934-1964
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Box
10
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13
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Day, Margaret 1939
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Box
10
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14
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DeCaux, Len 1938-1939
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10
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15
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Delaneuville, Helen 1941-1942
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Box
10
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16
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Denman, Penny (UAW) 1944
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10
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Deverall, Richard L-G. 1953-1954
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10
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Dewey, John 1933-1935
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10
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Dichman, Louise 1940-1947
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10
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Diehl, Valida 1959-1966
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10
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Dillard, Carolyn P. 1938-1939
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Box
10
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Dixon, Dick (CIO) 1944-1945
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10
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Dobbs, Joe 1939-1943
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10
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Dobbs, John Wesley 1952-1960
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10
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25
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Dombrowski, James 1931-1966
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Box
10
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26
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Domurad, John Lee, Jr. 1936-1944
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10
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Donaldson, Ivanhoe 1963
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Box
10
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Dossick, Barbara 1953-1954
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10
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Dowdle, Lovie 1935-1941
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10
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Drinnon, Florence (URWA) 1945
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Box
10
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Drucker, Ann 1944-1946
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Durr, Clifford and Virginia 1941-1966
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Box
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E - miscellaneous
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Earnhardt, C.E. 1938-1939
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Box
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East, Ruth 1936-1942
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11
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Eby, Kermit 1962-1969
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Edbrooke, Katherine 1942
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11
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Eddy, Sherwood 1932-1939
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Box
11
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Edelman, John 1933-1935
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11
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Eden, Ellie 1961-1966
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11
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10
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Edgerton, John E. 1933-1935
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11
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11
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Edmison, Nettie 1939
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11
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12
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Edwards, George C. 1961-1964
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11
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13
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Edwards, Thyra 1944
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11
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14
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Edwards, Viola 1944-1946
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11
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Eisenberg, Ruth (Mrs. George) 1963-1966
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Box
11
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Elder, Jenelle 1960
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11
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Elkuss, Bill 1941-1966
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Box
11
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18
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Elkuss, Mary Lawrence (Lawrie) 1938-1961
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Box
11
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Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, 1966
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11
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20
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Emmel, Betty 1941-1952
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Box
11
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Enestvedt, Odean 1936-1964
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11
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Englade, Rene 1947-1948
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England, Martin 1962-1966
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Engler, Robert 1959-1966
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Evans, Barbara S. 1952-1953
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Evans, Henry Clay 1933-1939
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Fairfield, Roy P. 1965
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Fein, Goldie W. and George 1961-1963
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Fellowship of Reconciliation, 1965
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Fellowship of Southern Churchmen (Jones and Campbell), 1963
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Ferguson, Harvey 1941-1942
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Fernbach, Frank L. 1939
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Ferris, Dee 1933-1942
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Field, Ruth (Mrs. Marshall) 1959-1962
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Fillman, Lib and Jesse R. 1939-1965
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Finkelstein, Carolyn 1942-1948
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Fishback, Hoyet 1946-1947
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Fisher, Welthy H. 1965-1966
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Fleming, Margaret E.B. (Mrs. Thomas) 1961-1963
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Fletcher, Joseph F. 1939
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Flexner, Jennie M. 1935-1939
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Floerchinger, Louis and Dorothy 1962-1963
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Ford, Delphia 1934
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Ford, Jesse Luther 1933-1934
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Ford, Noah B. 1944
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Ford, William (UAW) 1945
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Foster, Francis A. 1942-1944
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Foster, Frank 1932-1966
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Foster, Maxwell E. 1964
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Foster, Roy (UAW) 1945
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Fowlkes, Mikii 1953-1956
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Frank, Bernard and Miriam 1939-1965
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Frank, Walter and Adelaide 1939-1964
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Franz, Marge and Laurent 1939-1961
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Frazier, Howard 1933-1966
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Freedom Information Service, 1966
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Friends Mississippi Fund, 1965
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Friends World College, 1965-1966
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Frost, Wesley and Toby 1963
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Fulton, Coy E. 1935
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Gabriner, Vicki 1965-1966
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Gautreau, Maxwell 1947
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Geertsema, Marijke 1960-1966
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Geismar, Maxwell 1960-1964
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Gellhorn, Walter and Kitty 1939-1962
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George, Maria and Stanley 1941-1966
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George, William 1941-1966
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Gershon, Mrs. Harry M. (Reb) 1939-1962
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Gibson, Anne 1940
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Gillis, D.W. 1939-1942
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Gilman, Elisabeth 1932-1939
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Glover, Alice 1936
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Golden, Harry 1959-1965
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Golden, John 1966
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Goldfarb, Charmion 1944-1947
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Goldsmith, Myron 1939-1941
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Goldstein, Bettye 1941-1946
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Gomillion, Charles 1959-1966
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Gonzalez, Angie 1937
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Goodykoontz, Olive 1939
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Graham, Arthur 1962
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Graham, Frank P. 1933-1963
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Granberry, John C. 1939
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Greenbaum, Ed S. 1937-1939
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Gregory, Charles O. 1960-1966
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Gregory, Judy 1960-1964
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Griffith, Beatrice 1939-1941
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Guerry, Moultrie, Rev. 1933-1934
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Guest, Mary L. and George M. 1939-1964
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Gustafson, Bob and Mary 1963-1966
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Guthrie, Woody W. 1946-1948
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Haasis, Dorothy 1942-1944
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Haberland, Herbert W. 1960
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Haddad, William F. 1960-1965
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Haessler, Carl 1943-1962
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Hagan, Kwa O. 1960-1962
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Haigler, Carey E. 1946-1947
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Haile, Vera Frances 1963-1964
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Hale, Lexie 1944-1945
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Haley, Richard (CORE) 1960-1964
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Hall, John O.P. 1963
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Hamilton, Grace Towne 1939-1965
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Hamilton, Helen 1936
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Hammond, John 1961-1964
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Hammonds, Willie (CIO) 1946
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Hampton, Rupert 1935-1944
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Handy, Charles 1935-1948
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Hanson, Earl H. 1962-1966
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Harahus, John (UAW) 1945
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Hard, Richard 1939
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Harding, Vincent 1963-1966
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Hargis, Jake 1935-1942
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Harris, Adeline 1939-1942
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Harris, Daisy 1937-1942
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Harris, James (CIO) 1946
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Harris, Joe (CIO) 1945
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Harrison, Charles T. 1961
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Hart, Virginia 1944-1948
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Harter, Lorene P. (URWA) 1945
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Hawes, Elizabeth 1934-1945
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Hawes, Oscar B. 1934
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Hays, Ellen 1939
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Hays, Lee 1937-1950
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Heikkila, J. Paul 1934-1941
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Heinrich, Dorthea 1936-1940
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Hellgren, Rune 1938-1941
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Hellstrom, Mary A. 1939
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Helstein, Ralph 1961-1966
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Henderson, Vivian W. 1962-1964
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Henson, Francis A. 1934
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Herbert, Jimmy (URWA) 1945
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Herron, Patricia 1961-1964
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Hill, Martha 1941
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Hill, William S. 1941-1942
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Hille, Waldemar 1942-1964
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Hittenrauch, O. 1933-1934
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Hobbs, Davis R. 1961-1962
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Hobson, Etta (CIO) 1946
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Hoiberg, Otto G. 1960-1962
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Holder, Farley 1935-1939
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Holloway, Nancy and James 1960-1963
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Hood, Grace 1945-1947
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Hortenstine, Virgie 1963-1965
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Horton, Thorsten 1965
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Horton, Zilphia 1936-1953
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Hotchkiss, Wesley A. 1961-1964
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Hottes, Flora Emily 1960-1963
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Hauk, Charles H.S. 1939, 1966
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Houts, Roy T. 1956-1960
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Howard, Evelyn 1934
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Howard, Hazel 1934
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Hubberman, Leo 1939
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Huemmerich, Evelyn Howard 1934-1942
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Hughes, Elzabeth 1939
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Hulbert, Hilda 1935-1942
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Hull, Cordell 1940-1941
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Hunter, Thelma 1938-1939
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Iemmola, Mary 1947
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15
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Institute for the Study of Nonviolence, 1964-1965
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Intra-staff correspondence : See also individual names of staff members.
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1931-1938
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1939-1942, 1960-1962, undated
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Irvin, J.C. 1945
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Isaacs, Mort and Ann 1952
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Isenman, Miriam R. 1943-1945
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Israel, Clare E. and Mike 1960-1965
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Israel, Mark 1960-1965
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Jacobson, James M. 1958-1961
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Jenkins, Esau 1961-1966
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Jenkins, Harriet Elizabeth 1955-1956
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Jessup, Frank 1962-1965
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Johlitz, Bernard (UAW) 1945-1946
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Johnson, Bette and Walter 1961-1966
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Johnson, Charles S. 1935-1965
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Johnson, Ermon Fay 1945-1955
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Johnson, James A. 1954
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Johnson, Lilian W. 1917-1970
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Johnson, W.A. (Rusty) 1944
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Johnson, Warner 1945
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Johnston, Mary E. 1961-1962
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Jones, Ashton 1963-1965
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Jones, Lester 1945
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Jones, Lewis W. 1945-1966
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Jordan, Clarence 1963-1965
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Jordan, Robert T. and Bessie 1961-1963
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Justus, May 1951-1966
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10
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17
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Kanevsky, Frances 1942-1944
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17
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Kaplan, Abbott 1960-1962
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Kaufman, Ron 1965-1966
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Kayden, Eugene 1960-1966
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Kazan, Elia 1939-1964
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Kefauver, Estes 1940-1963
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Keliher, Alice V. 1939
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Kelley, H.G. 1947
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Kelly, Arthur 1950-1951
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Kennedy, Beth and Van 1960-1963
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Kester, Howard (Buck) 1934-1939
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Kidd, J.R. (Roby) 1961-1964
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King, Martin Luther, Jr. 1959-1964
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King, Stephen 1941-1946
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Kinoy, Arthur 1966
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Knapp, Sarah 1944-1946
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Knowlton, Martin 1940-1942
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Koger, Mary Lou (UAW) 1944-1947
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Korn, Fannie Mayer 1960-1964
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Kornhauser, Bill 1942-1965
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Kovacs, Gyorgy and Sophie 1939
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Krainock, Louis F. 1947-1962
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Kriesberg, Irving and Ruth 1960-1962
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Krueger, Tom 1963-1964
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Kuenzli, Irving R. 1939
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Kuhn, Samuel L. 1955-1963
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Kwallek, Jackye 1937-1945
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Labor's Non-Partisan League, 1941
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18
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Lambert, George 1939
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Lamont, Corliss and Margaret 1938-1966
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Landes, Carl J. 1963
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Landry, Leroy 1947
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Landry, Lydia 1947
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Lane, Robert E. and Helen 1961-1965
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Lane Bryant Awards, 1960-1962
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Langer, Johannes 1963-1964
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Lasker, Harry 1941-1944
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Lasker, Morris E. 1961-1965
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Lawrence, Alton 1933-1939
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Lawrence, Mary : See Elkuss, Mary Lawrence.
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Lawrence, Raymond J. 1964-1966
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Lawson, Jane 1939-1948
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League of American Writers, 1938-1939
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Lee, Frank F. 1960-1963
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Leister, John A. 1956-1963
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Lerner, Max 1939-1962
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Levin, Barbara 1947
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Levine, Joseph H. 1960-1964
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Levy, Peggy 1961-1965
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Lewis, Barbara 1939
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Lewis, Claudia 1941-1965
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L'Hoste, Lezin 1942-1945
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Lindau, Constance S. (Mrs. Alfred M.) 1961-1966
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Lindeman, Eduard C. 1933-1939
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Lineberger, Crawford 1945
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Lipton, Harriet 1953-1956
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Liveright, A.A. (Sandy) and Dot 1949-1966
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Liveright, I. Albert 1958-1965
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Lockwood, Anne 1962-1965
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Long, Herman 1960-1964
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Long, Vivian Aten 1942-1943
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Lowenthal, Margery 1943-1946
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Ludwig, Betty 1947-1948
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Ludwig, Tom 1960-1966
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Lynch, Alice M. 1961-1966
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Lynch, Matt 1935-1948
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Lynd, Staughton 1963-1966
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16
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McCalmont, David B. 1939
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McClurg, Helen 1945-1948
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McCrackin, Maurice, Rev. 1958-1964
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McDade, Dorothy 1944-1961
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McDaniel, Durward 1941-1947
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20
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MacDonald, June 1947-1949
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MacDonald, Margaret 1934-1939
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McFarland, Frances 1938-1940
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McGauley, Pat 1966
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Mack, Mary Lee 1945-1946
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McKee, Donald 1939
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McKinney, Cecil 1939-1945
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McKinnon, U.Z., Dr. and Mrs. 1960-1963
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McLaren, Louise L. 1933-1939
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McLean, A.C. (CIO) 1945
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McMahan, J.O. 1939-1961
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McPheeters, Frances 1961-1966
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McWilliams, Carey 1959-1964
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Male, John and Cathy 1960-1965
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Manis, Francis and Mil 1960-1963
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Marcus, Samuel 1933
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Marklin, Louise 1945-1947
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Marlowe, J.D. 1941-1964
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Marrs, Ernie 1961
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Marsh, Lillie Mae 1948
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Marshall, Burke 1962-1965
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Marshall, George and Betty 1938-1943
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Marshall, Robert 1934-1939
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Martin, Charles L. (UAW) 1944
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Martin, John 1939
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Martin, Mrs. Joe (Noreen) 1935-1942
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Martin, Ruth S. 1939
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Martin, Walker 1932-1934
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Mason, Lucy Randolf 1938-1939
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Masters, Lovel (Pete) 1944
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Matthews, Joel 1941-1945
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May, Sybil H. 1935-1962
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Mayer, Albert 1960-1964
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Mayhew, George N. 1939-1940
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Mays, Benjamin E. 1962-1964
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Meacham, Stewart and Charlotte 1934-1966
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Mead, Miriam 1949-1951
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Meiklejohn, Helen E. (Mrs. Alexander) 1961-1965
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Millican, Pete 1946
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Millikan, F. Clare 1960-1965
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Mills, Clyde M. 1938-1939
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Millsap, Walter 1964-1966
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Mississippi Freedom Labor Union, 1965
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Mitchell, George S. 1948-1959
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Mitchell, H.L. 1935-1939
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Mitchell, Morris R. 1939-1964
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Monblatt, Annette K. 1964-1965
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Montagino, Jack 1936-1948
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Montgomery, Lucy 1964-1967
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Moore, Bill 1945
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Morel, Barney 1941-1962
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Morgan, Arthur E. 1934-1964
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Morgan, Elizabeth and Ernest 1939-1965
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Morgan, Griscom 1935-1965
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Morgan, Hugh J. 1960-1962
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Morgan, John 1940-1944
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Moses, Bob 1962-1964
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Moulton, Bea 1962-1966
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Mufson, Aleine 1963-1965
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Munsell, A.E.O. 1934
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Murphy, Jennie Lee (UAW) 1944
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Musselman, Margaret (Mrs. Horace Bryan) 1937-1949
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National Council of Churches, 1964-1966
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Netherlands, 1961-1966
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Niebuhr, Christopher 1965-1966
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Niebuhr, Reinhold 1932-1966
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Nightingale, Abram 1934-1966
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Norkus, Peter 1964
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Norman, Dorothy 1939
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Northern Student Movement Coordinating Committee, 1961-1962
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Notgrass, J.B. (UAW) 1945
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Nowell, Harvey 1947
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Oakley, Wiley 1938-1954
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Oates, Sidney (Slim) 1945
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O'Bannon, Washington 1947
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O'Connor, Harvey 1955
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O'Connor, Jessie 1946-1947
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Oliver, Terry 1966
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Orendorff, Gertrude 1934-1939
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Orleans, Sonny and Pete 1954-1955, 1960
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Oviedo, Telesforo 1961-1962
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Owen, Frank E.G. 1959-1960
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Page, Kirby 1933-1934
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Palfi, Marion 1961-1965
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Parks, Rosa 1960-1965
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Parsons, Howard and Helen 1959-1966
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Pate, John 1939-1942
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Patterson, Lawrence (UAW) 1945
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Patton, James G. 1960-1962
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Payne, Joan 1942
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Payne, Taylor 1936
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Pearson, Walter M. 1932-1939
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Peel, John A. 1938-1939
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Pegues, Cecil 1940-1943
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Penn Community Services, 1965-1966
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Perara, Lionel C. 1939-1964
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Perry, R.B. (URWA) 1945
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Pettigrew, Thomas F. 1960-1961
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Pierson, Roy 1940-1941
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Pike, Homer 1940-1942
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Pike, James (UAW) 1944-1945
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Pitkin, Royce S. (Tim) 1962-1966
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Planners for Equal Opportunity (Tom Gale), 1965
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Plettel, Martin 1936
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Polier, Justine and Shad 1939-1964
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Poor People's Corporation, 1965-1966
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Pope, Liston 1939
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Posey, Buford 1964-1966
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Pratt, George D. 1960-1963
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Preece, Harold and Celia 1941-1943
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Prior, Angelina 1935-1942
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Probert, Balice 1941-1942
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Prouty, Charles and Vera 1935-1939
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Prugh, Benton 1935-1936
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Ramsdell, Edward T. 1939
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Randall, Robert L. 1961-1965
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Randall, William 1963-1964
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Raper, Arthur F. 1939-1940
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Rau, Robert 1960-1966
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Raushenbush, Elizabeth B. 1939-1961
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Reagin, Ewell J. 1960-1961
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Remington, William 1939
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Remmers, Lois June 1945-1947
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Requests for information or material, 1961-1966
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Reynolds, Ruth 1942
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Rhodes, Joe 1944-1947
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Rice, Pam 1945-1964
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Rich, Bee 1940-1948
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Richards, Harvey 1963
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Richey, Mrs. Lennie 1945
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Riffe, Estes (CIO) 1951
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Riles, Hattie Jo 1937-1941
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Robinson, Bernice 1959-1965
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Robinson, James H. 1960-1964
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Roe, Gwyn 1937-1946
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Rogers, Walter and Elizabeth 1960-1966
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Roosevelt, Franklin D. and Eleanor 1936-1964
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Rose, Tom 1960-1966
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Ross, Dan 1941-1944
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Ross, Malcolm and Camille 1938-1965
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Rosskam, Edward 1939
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Rothschild, John 1939
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Rougeline, Michel B. 1961-1963
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Rustin, Bayard 1963
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Ruthenburg, Dorcas 1960-1963
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De Sabloniere, Margrit 1959-1966
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Sailer, Agnes 1939
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Sanderlin, Anna Lee 1936
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Sanders, Bill 1965-1966
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Sanders, Rosa Lee 1966
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Sands, Erna B. 1962-1964
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Sarvis, Maude 1960-1966
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Savage, Paul 1939
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Schmidt, Bernie 1936-1948
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Schneiderman, Bea and Harry 1951-1966
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Schryver, Lee and Kit 1939
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Schulkind, Adelaide 1960-1961
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Scoggins, Dan 1945
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Seagal, Abraham 1933
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Seay, S.S. 1960-1962
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Seeger, Pete 1946-1966
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Seidman, Joel 1939
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Seiler, Dorothy 1942-1943
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Sheats, Helen 1961-1966
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Shepard, Sarah 1947
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Sherman, Annajean 1953
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Sherrod, Charles 1964-1966
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Shinn, Roger L. 1962-1964
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Shipherd, Henry and Elizabeth 1952-1956
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Sholin, Irving 1945-1949
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Schultz, E.B. (Ted) 1933-1963
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Shuttlesworth, Fred 1960-1965
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Siegfried, Arthur (CIO) 1945
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Siegle, Peter E. 1960-1961
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Sim, R. Alex 1960-1964
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Sinclair, Lewis 1960
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Sinclair, Upton 1936-1965
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Sinks, Alfred H. 1941-1944
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Slater, James H. 1961-1963
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Sloss, Aaron E. (CIO) 1945
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Sloss, Margaret F. 1961-1963
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Smart, Shelby and Viola 1961-1964
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Smathers, Eugene 1934-1967
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Smith, Gray 1962-1963
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Smith, Hilda W. 1934-1965
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Smith, Lillian E. 1939
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Smith, Monroe and Isabelle 1966
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Smith, Paul 1947-1962
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Smith, Stanton and Nancy Lea 1934-1939
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Society for the Study of Adult Residential Education, 1965-1966
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), 1961-1965
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Southern Conference Educational Fund (SCEF), 1964-1966
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Southern Regional Council, 1961-1965
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Southern Student Organizing Committee, 1964-1966
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Sperry, Mrs. Leonard 1954-1965
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Starr, Mark 1938-1951
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Stephens, Donald 1960-1962
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Stephens, Joseph (CIO) 1946
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Sterling, Oda 1945
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Stockton, Kate and Bradford 1932-1933
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Stoney, George C. 1939
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Strongin, Carol 1955
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), 1961-1966
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Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), 1964-1965
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Sturges, Perry M. (Mac) and Ann Mari 1960-1962
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Sutherland, Eugene and Margaret 1933-1964
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Swann, Virginia 1940-1941
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Swift, Arthur 1932-1965
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Tanner, Hilda 1963-1966
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Taylor, Alva 1932-1960
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Ten Brink, Howard 1963-1965
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Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), 1933-1939
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Terry, D.W. 1947
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Thomas, (Hulyn) Glyn 1961-1962
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Thomas, Louise H. 1953-1955
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Thomas, Norman 1933-1934
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Thompson, Dorothy 1934-1966
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Thompson, Elizabeth A. 1939
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Thompson, Estelle 1946-1963
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Trager, Frank N. 1938
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Trager, Kathleen 1944-1945
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Trent, Nolan 1944
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Tuck, Clara C. 1962-1963
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Turner, Elizabeth 1942
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Tyler, Ralph W. 1961-1962
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Underdown, David E. 1961-1964
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United Auto Workers (UAW), 1942
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United Furniture Workers of America (UFWA), 1943, 1956
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United Mine Workers of America (UMWA), 1940, 1942
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United Rubber Workers of America (URWA), 1938-1940, 1942-1943
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Uphaus, Willard E. 1939-1960
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Upland Institute of Crozer Foundation, 1965-1966
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Van Arkel, Gerhard P. 1961-1964
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Van Brink, Elaine 1947-1951
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Vanlandingham, Margaret and Theo 1941-1942
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Veal, Sue 1936
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Virginia Students Civil Rights Committee, 1966
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Voss, Carl Hermann 1961-1962
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Wager, Mary Allen 1944-1945
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Waldman, Emily 1959-1962
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Walker, James 1944
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Walker, Rosanne 1939-1946
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Wallace, Henry 1943-1966
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War Resisters League, 1964-1966
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Ward, Gordon H. 1933-1934
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Ward, Harry F. 1934-1963
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Warner, Miriam 1961
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Warren, Johnny (UAW) 1944
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Waters, Paul 1961
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Weaver, Robert C. 1961-1966
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Webber, Charles C. 1949-1964
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Weber, Blanchard 1962-1965
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Webster, Doris P. 1934
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Weiss, Aline (Honi) 1939-1963
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Weiss, Peter 1953-1963
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Wells, Augustus (UAW) 1945
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West, Don 1933-1946
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Wexler, Haskell 1960-1969
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White, Henry (CIO) 1945
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White, Kessler 1935-1936
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Whitmire, J.C. 1946-1948
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Widenhouse, Ben L. 1939
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Widney, Charles L. 1939-1940
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Wilkins, Josephine 1960-1965
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Willett, Mary Jane 1939-1960
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Williams, Aubrey 1946-1965
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Williams, Claude C. 1934
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Williams, Herbert S. 1939
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Willimetz, Emil and Joie 1955-1963
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Willoughby, Vera 1947
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Wilson, George 1945
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Wilson, Leon 1940-1966
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Wimberly, V.E. 1947
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Winston, Catherine 1940-1955
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Wofford, Harris 1954-1966
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Wolfe, George and Bee 1961-1962
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30
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Wright, Ed 1959-1961
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30
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X, Y, Z - miscellaneous
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Young, Andrew 1961-1962
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Young, Louise 1939
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YMCA and YWCA
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Zhitlowsky, Eva 1942-1949
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Zien, Burton 1938-1939
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Zinn, Howard 1963-1965
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30
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Zoller, Emile (CIO) 1945
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Box
30
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Zumbro, Howard (FTA) 1946
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Mss 265/Micro 846
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Series: Subject Files
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Box-Folder
31-1
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Addams, Jane
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31-2
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Addresses and speeches (miscellaneous), A-Z 1938-1968 : Many Myles Horton speeches are filed under the heading "Conferences and
meetings."
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Beecher, John
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Brown, C. Conrad
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Frazier, Howard T.
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Ginzberg, Eli
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Jones, Lewis W.
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MacLean, Kenneth Torquil
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Mitchell, George S.
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Okarie, Ogba Agba
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Smith, Ellsworth M.
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Smith, Hilda W.
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Thompson, John B.
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Wofford, Harris, Jr.
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Wright, Marion A.
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Adult Education Association - Residential Adult Education
Section
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31-3
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1953-1954
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31-4
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1955-1959
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31-5
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1960
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31-6
reel-frame 1-571
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1961-1968, undated
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31-7
reel-frame 1-686
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All Southern Conference for Civil and Trade Union Rights, 1935
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31-8
reel-frame 1-720
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Allardt Project's records, 1933-1934
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Box-Folder
32-1
reel-frame 1-877
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Alumni Association, 1939-1950, undated
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32-2
reel-frame 1-990
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Alumni lists, statistics, and surveys 1932-1962, undated
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Alumni questionnaires
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Box-Folder
32-3
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1932-1941
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32-4
reel-frame 2-229
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1948
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Box-Folder
32-5
reel-frame 2-250
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American Federation of Teachers, 1938-1939, 1957
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American Jewish Society for Service : See "Work camps."
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Box-Folder
32-6
reel-frame 2-259
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Anti-integration materials, 1956, undated
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32-7
reel-frame 2-271
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Appalachian Economic and Political Action Conference, 1964-1965
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Box-Folder
32-8
reel-frame 2-459
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Appalachian Pilot Project (proposed for Knoxville), 1964
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Box-Folder
32-9
reel-frame 2-546
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Appalachian Project (Sam Clark, Thorsten Horton, John Charter, Robert
Flint) 1965-1966
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Box-Folder
32-10
reel-frame 2-618
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Arts program (proposed), 1961
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Box-Folder
32-11
reel-frame 2-638
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Atkin Furniture lock-out, Knoxville, Tennessee 1933-1934
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Attacks and investigations
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33-1
reel-frame 2-650
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General, 1932-1966
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33-2
reel-frame 2-792
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Chattanooga Daily News article, 1937 February
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33-3
reel-frame 2-857
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Nashville Tennessean articles, 1939 October
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Grundy County Crusaders
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33-4
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1940 August-November
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33-5
reel-frame 3-83
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1940 December-1941
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FBI investigation
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33-6
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1941 October
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33-7
reel-frame 3-265
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1950-1951
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Eastland Subcommittee
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Box-Folder
33-8
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General materials, 1954
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Correspondence
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33-9
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1954 January-April
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34-1
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1954 April-December
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34-2
reel-frame 3-757
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Hearing transcript, 1954 March 18-20
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Box-Folder
34-3
reel-frame 4-1
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Community meeting materials, 1954 March-April
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Box-Folder
34-4
reel-frame 4-41
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Tax exempt status re-examination, 1957
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Box-Folder
34-5
reel-frame 4-80
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Governor Marvin Griffin of Georgia, 1956-1958
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State of Tennessee charges, 1959-1961 : See also "Highlander property."
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Box-Folder
34-6
reel-frame 4-202
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Statements and summaries of events, 1959-1962
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General correspondence
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Box-Folder
34-7
reel-frame 4-325
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1959-1961 June
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34-8
reel-frame 4-447
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1961 July
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34-9
reel-frame 4-566
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1961 August-1963
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34-10
reel-frame 4-647
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News coverage and editorials, 1959-1962
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Legislative investigation, 1959
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Box-Folder
35-1
reel-frame 4-831
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General materials
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Hearing transcript
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Box-Folder
35-2
reel-frame 4-914
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1959 February 21
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35-3
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1959 February 26
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35-4
reel-frame 5-242
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1959 March 4
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Box-Folder
35-5
reel-frame 5-522
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Trial transcript (Septima Clark charges), 1959 August 6
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Box-Folder
35-6
reel-frame 5-658
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Trial transcript (Carawan - Sturgis - Barksdale Charges), 1959 August 12
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Trial transcript, 1959 September 14-16
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Box-Folder
35-7
reel-frame 5-691
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Volume 1
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Box-Folder
36-1
reel-frame 5-955
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Volume 2
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Box-Folder
36-2
reel-frame 6-1
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Volume 3
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Other legal documents
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Box-Folder
36-3
reel-frame 6-190
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1959-1960
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Box-Folder
36-4
reel-frame 6-312
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1961
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Box-Folder
36-5
reel-frame 6-453
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Highlander inventory, 1961
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North-South Smoky Mountain Work Camp
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Box-Folder
36-6
reel-frame 6-525
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General materials, 1963-1966
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Box-Folder
37-1
reel-frame 6-712
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Correspondence with attorneys, 1963-1966
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Box-Folder
37-2
reel-frame 6-893
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Trial transcript, 1963 June
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Box-Folder
37-3
reel-frame 7-1
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Clippings, 1963-1964
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Box-Folder
37-4
reel-frame 7-54
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Communism charges, 1964-1965
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Box-Folder
37-5
reel-frame 7-75
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Proposed State of Tennessee investigations, 1967-1968
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Box-Folder
37-6
reel-frame 7-184
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Awards, 1960-1963
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Box-Folder
37-7
reel-frame 7-204
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Black Mountain College, 1935, 1943, 1954, 1967
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Box-Folder
37-8
reel-frame 7-230
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Brookside Cotton Mill, Knoxville, Tennessee, strikes 1933-1934
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Box-Folder
37-9
reel-frame 7-257
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Brookwood Labor College, 1931-1935
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Bugwood strike : See "Grundy County: Cumberland Mountain Workers and Unemployed League."
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Box-Folder
37-11
reel-frame 7-335
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Camp Highlander, 1958
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Box-Folder
37-11
reel-frame 7-335
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Carawan, Guy 1959-1967
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Box-Folder
37-12
reel-frame 7-358
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Chicago hunger march, 1932
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Box-Folder
37-13
reel-frame 7-362
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Chicago Milk Producers Organization, 1928-1930
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Box-Folder
37-14
reel-frame 7-409
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Choctaw Indian Project, 1951, 1958-1960
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Box-Folder
38-1
reel-frame 7-522
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Citizens Committee of Knoxville standard metropolitan statistical
area, 1962
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Citizenship program : See also "Sea Islands."
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Box-Folder
38-2
reel-frame 7-536
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General reports and memoranda, 1960-1962, undated
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Box-Folder
38-3
reel-frame 7-699
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General correspondence, 1960-1961
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Box-Folder
38-4
reel-frame 7-781
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Statistical reports from schools in Alabama, Georgia, and South
Carolina 1960-1961
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Box-Folder
38-5
reel-frame 7-878
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John Thompson's evaluation study prospectus, 1958?
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Box-Folder
38-6
reel-frame 7-896
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Bernice Robinson's extension work in Louisiana and
Mississippi, 1962-1963
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Box-Folder
38-7
reel-frame 7-960
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Cuba proposal, 1959
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Box-Folder
38-8
reel-frame 8-1
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Fayette and Haywood Counties, Tennessee 1960-1961
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Box-Folder
38-9
reel-frame 8-96
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Haywood County, Tennessee 1964
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Box-Folder
38-10
reel-frame 8-223
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Huntsville, Alabama 1960-1961
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Box-Folder
38-11
reel-frame 8-249
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Knoxville, Tennessee 1961
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Box-Folder
38-12
reel-frame 8-281
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Southeastern Georgia Crusade for Voters, 1960-1963
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Box-Folder
38-13
reel-frame 8-382
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Miscellaneous items, 1955-1961, undated
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Box-Folder
38-14
reel-frame 8-429
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference materials, 1960-1969, undated
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Civil rights
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Box-Folder
39-1
reel-frame 8-598
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Highlander's early involvement, 1938-1955
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Box-Folder
39-2
reel-frame 8-674
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Miscellaneous, 1953-1959
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Box-Folder
39-3
reel-frame 8-733
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Miscellaneous regarding Highlander, 1953
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Box-Folder
39-4
reel-frame 8-749
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Civilian Defense Training program proposal, 1942
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Box-Folder
39-5
reel-frame 8-787
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Clearing Committee of Organizations Working Nationally in Field of Workers'
Education - minutes, undated
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Box-Folder
39-6
reel-frame 8-796
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Cleveland, Tennessee, textile workers strike 1937
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Box-Folder
39-7
reel-frame 8-846
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Clinton, Tennessee, school integration 1956, 1960
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Box-Folder
39-8
reel-frame 8-865
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“Committee on Agriculture and Cooperatives,” 1936
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Box-Folder
39-9
reel-frame 8-870
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Commonwealth College, 1933-1939, 1954, undated
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Community Leadership program : See also the headings "Citizenship program" and "Workshops."
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Box-Folder
39-10
reel-frame 8-972
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General reports, statements, and proposals 1953-1956
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Box-Folder
39-11
reel-frame 9-1
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Project staff meeting minutes and field trip reports, 1953-1955
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Box-Folder
39-12
reel-frame 9-166
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General correspondence, 1953-1956
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Box-Folder
39-13
reel-frame 9-219
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Community anaylsis formats, 1955?
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Kodac, Tennessee
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Box-Folder
39-14
reel-frame 9-232
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1954-1955
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Box-Folder
40-1
reel-frame 9-???
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1956-1959
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Box-Folder
40-2
reel-frame 9-537
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Monteagle, Tennessee 1953-1956
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Box-Folder
40-3
reel-frame 9-614
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Miscellaneous materials, 1949, 1955, 1957
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Conferences and meetings
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Box-Folder
40-4
reel-frame 9-665
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General, 1933-1968
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Box-Folder
40-5
reel-frame 9-836
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Institute on Human Relations, Georgia State College for Women 1939 January
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Box-Folder
40-6
reel-frame 9-853
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YWCA Business and Professional Conference, Camp Merrie-Woode, New
Jersey 1940 June 14-19
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Box-Folder
40-7
reel-frame 9-868
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CIO Conference on Civil Rights, 1948
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Box-Folder
40-8
reel-frame 9-873
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Conference on Social Experimentation on the Community Level, Tuskegee
Institute 1949 July 6-7
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Box-Folder
40-9
reel-frame 9-903
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Religion and Labor Foundation Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio 1950 March 20-22
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Box-Folder
40-10
reel-frame 9-914
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Church of the Brethren leadership training classes, 1950 October 16-21
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Box-Folder
40-11
reel-frame 9-922
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North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools meeting,
Chicago, Illinois 1952 April 2
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Box-Folder
40-12
reel-frame 9-952
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Conference on the Small Community, Yellow Springs, Ohio 1955-1956
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Box-Folder
40-13
reel-frame 9-970
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National Conference of Catholic Charities, 1957 September 14 and 1958 September 20
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Box-Folder
40-14
reel-frame 9-1001
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Delaware Citizens Conference of Catholic Charities, 1957 November 13
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Box-Folder
40-15
reel-frame 9-1017
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South Carolina Council on Human Relations meeting, 1959 May 10
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Box-Folder
40-16
reel-frame 9-1023
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New School for Social Research Conference on the Goals of Higher Art
Education, 1959 December
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Box-Folder
40-17
reel-frame 10-1
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Conference on Residential Programs for Adults in Liberal Arts Colleges,
Goddard College 1960 January 14-16
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Box-Folder
40-18
reel-frame 10-7
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South Carolina Council on Human Relations meeting, 1960 November 1
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Box-Folder
40-19
reel-frame 10-13
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Salzburg Conference and proposed German tour, 1961
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Box-Folder
40-20
reel-frame 10-34
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Tuskegee Conference on Disadvantage, 1964 April
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Box-Folder
40-21
reel-frame 10-83
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Leadership Conference of Poor People's Associations, Yellow Springs,
Ohio 1966 June
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Box-Folder
41-1
reel-frame 10-111
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Conference on Opportunities in the Tennessee Valley Region for Research in
the Field of Culture and Personality, 1934
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Box-Folder
41-2
reel-frame 10-137
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CIO "Blacklisting" of Highlander, 1949-1953
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Box-Folder
41-3
reel-frame 10-163
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Consumer Education Project, 1958, 1960
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Box-Folder
41-4
reel-frame 10-277
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Cookeville, Tennessee, Textile Workers organization 1937
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Council of Federated Organizations
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Box-Folder
41-5
reel-frame 10-297
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Staff workshops, Greenville, Gulfport, and Moss Point,
Mississippi 1963-1964
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Box-Folder
41-6
reel-frame 10-334
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Curriculum Conference, 1964 March
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Box-Folder
41-7
reel-frame 10-364
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Oxford, Ohio, orientation session 1964 June
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Box-Folder
41-8
reel-frame 10-407
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Miscellaneous, 1964
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Council of the Southern Mountains (CSM)
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Box-Folder
41-9
reel-frame 10-444
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1954-1959
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41-10
reel-frame 10-???
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1960-1961, undated
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Box-Folder
41-11
reel-frame 10-654
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Council of Young Southerners, 1940
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41-12
reel-frame 10-671
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Cox, Charles F. ("Jimmie") 1937-1939
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41-13
reel-frame 10-709
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Daily log, 1941 January-April, 1942 January-April
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Box-Folder
41-14
reel-frame 10-740
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Daisy, Tennessee, hosiery mill strike 1935
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Denmark trip
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Box-Folder
41-15
reel-frame 10-775
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Correspondence, lectures, and articles 1931-1934
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Box-Folder
41-16
reel-frame 10-842
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Diaries and notes, 1931-1932
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Box-Folder
41-17
reel-frame 10-897
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Songs
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Box-Folder
41-18
reel-frame 10-938
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Background notes
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Box-Folder
42-1
reel-frame 11-1
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Discussion meetings at Highlander Center, 1961-1964
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Box-Folder
42-2
reel-frame 11-37
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Economic Expansion Act, 1949
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Farmers Union : See also "Community Leadership program."
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Correspondence with:
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Box-Folder
42-3
reel-frame 11-59
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National officers, 1944-1953
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Box-Folder
42-4
reel-frame 11-245
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Williams, Aubrey 1943-1949, 1952
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42-5
reel-frame 11-360
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Ludwig, Tom 1945-1951
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42-6
reel-frame 11-504
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Crabtree, Homer 1945-1949
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42-7
reel-frame 11-597
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Lange, A.C. 1945-1949
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Box-Folder
42-8
reel-frame 11-639
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Montana Farmers Union, 1949-1950
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42-9
reel-frame 11-735
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Virginia Farmers Union groups, 1948-1950
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Box-Folder
42-10
reel-frame 11-776
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Miscellaneous, 1943-1950
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Box-Folder
42-11
reel-frame 11-892
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Alabama Farmers Union minutes, 1949, 1951
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Box-Folder
42-12
reel-frame 11-914
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Carroll County Farmers Union, Huntington, Tennessee 1946, 1949 : See also correspondence with A.C. Lange.
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Box-Folder
42-13
reel-frame 11-920
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Chattanooga farmers market, 1945-1946
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Box-Folder
43-1
reel-frame 11-947
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CIO support of “Tennessee Union Farmer,” 1945, 1947-1948
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Box-Folder
43-2
reel-frame 11-966
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Farmer-Labor Cooperation, 1945, 1948, 1951 : See also Miscellaneous correspondence.
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Box-Folder
43-3
reel-frame 11-1008
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Fertilizer cooperative, 1947-1948
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Greene County activities
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Box-Folder
43-4
reel-frame 12-116
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1945-1947
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Box-Folder
43-5
reel-frame 12-265
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1948-1950
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Box-Folder
43-6
reel-frame 12-265
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Greenhaw, Tennessee 1945
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Box-Folder
43-7
reel-frame 12-272
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Membership lists and summaries, 1944-1948, undated
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Box-Folder
43-8
reel-frame 12-313
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Miscellaneous items, 1939, 1945-1970
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Box-Folder
43-9
reel-frame 12-383
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Planning meeting, 1947 December 1-3
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Box-Folder
43-10
reel-frame 12-409
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Report, “Educating Toward Democratic Unity Through Small Farm
Organizations,” 1946
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Box-Folder
43-11
reel-frame 12-414
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“Report on the South,” 1949
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Rosenwald Foundation : See "Fundraising: Foundations."
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Box-Folder
43-12
reel-frame 12-434
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Rural ministers' endorsement, 1945-1946
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Box-Folder
43-13
reel-frame 12-453
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Sample articles of incorporation and by-laws, undated
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School terms
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1947
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Box-Folder
43-14
reel-frame 12-567
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1947 February 16-22
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Box-Folder
43-15
reel-frame 12-606
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1947 July 27-August 1
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Box-Folder
43-16
reel-frame 12-662
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1947 September 14-27
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1948
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Box-Folder
44-1
reel-frame 12-738
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1948 May : At Greenville, Huntington, and Andalusia.
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Box-Folder
44-2
reel-frame 12-761
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1948 October 17-23
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Box-Folder
44-3
reel-frame 12-798
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1949 August 7-13
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1950
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Box-Folder
44-4
reel-frame 12-816
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1950 February 17-18 : At Altoona, Alabama.
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Box-Folder
44-5
reel-frame 12-832
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1950 June 3-4 : Insurance school at Greenville.
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Box-Folder
44-6
reel-frame 12-834
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Summerfield, Tennessee 1944-1945
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Tennessee Territorial Farmers Union
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Box-Folder
44-7
reel-frame 12-844
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By-laws, minutes and financial reports 1946-1949
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Box-Folder
44-8
reel-frame 12-869
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Horton's activity and financial reports, 1946-1949
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Box-Folder
44-9
reel-frame 12-908
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Training institute, Denver, Colorado 1949
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Box-Folder
44-10
reel-frame 12-962
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Training program, 1950
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Box-Folder
44-11
reel-frame 12-980
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Fellowship of Southern Churchmen, 1934-1939, undated
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Box-Folder
44-12
reel-frame 13-78
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Field trip reports, miscellaneous 1937, 1955-1961
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Box-Folder
44-13
reel-frame 13-128
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Film Center, 1948-1954
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Box-Folder
44-14
reel-frame 13-235
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Flaherty Film Foundation, 1960-1962
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Box-Folder
44-15
reel-frame 13-267
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Folk dancing, 1933-1937, undated
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Box-Folder
44-16
reel-frame 13-335
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Foreign student program, 1954?
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Fundraising
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Appeals
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Box-Folder
44-17
reel-frame 13-338
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Form letters, 1933-1969
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Box-Folder
44-18
reel-frame 13-501
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Tornado, 1952 February
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Box-Folder
44-19
reel-frame 13-520
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Guarantors for Highlander, 1957-1960
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Box-Folder
45-1
reel-frame 13-621
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Volunteers' letters to friends, 1958-1959, 1962
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Box-Folder
45-2
reel-frame 13-707
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Legal Defense Fund, 1959-1961
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Box-Folder
45-3
reel-frame 13-742
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Fire insurance substitutes, 1958, 1968
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Box-Folder
45-4
reel-frame 13-751
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Benefits, 1938-1961
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Box-Folder
45-5
reel-frame 13-804
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College funds (Barnard, Carleton, Sarah Lawrence, Smith, and
Wellesley) 1953-1961
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Committees
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Box-Folder
45-6
reel-frame 13-871
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General information and reports, 1946, 1952, 1956
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Box-Folder
45-7
reel-frame 13-880
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Atlanta, Georgia 1946-1950, 1954
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Box-Folder
45-8
reel-frame 13-938
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Baltimore, Maryland 1946-1948, 1950, 1954
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Box-Folder
45-9
reel-frame 13-960
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Berkeley, California 1957, 1959-1966
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Boston, Massachusetts
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Box-Folder
45-10
reel-frame 14-115
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1952-1955
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Box-Folder
45-11
reel-frame 14
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1956-1961, 1965
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Box-Folder
45-12
reel-frame 14-387
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Chattanooga, Tennessee 1957
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Chicago, Illinois
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Box-Folder
45-13
reel-frame 14-399
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1948, 1950-1956
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Box-Folder
46-1
reel-frame 14
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1957-1960
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Box-Folder
46-2
reel-frame 14
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1961, 1963-1966
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Box-Folder
46-3
reel-frame 14-790
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Cincinnati, Ohio 1947-1949, 1952-1955, 1958
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Box-Folder
46-4
reel-frame 14-868
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Cleveland, Ohio 1958
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Box-Folder
46-5
reel-frame 14-879
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Colorado, 1958, 1966
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Box-Folder
46-6
reel-frame 14-884
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Detroit, Michigan 1947, 1951-1952, 1964-1965
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Box-Folder
46-7
reel-frame 14-960
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Louisville, Kentucky 1960-1961
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Box-Folder
46-8
reel-frame 14-982
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Miami, Florida 1956
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Box-Folder
46-9
reel-frame 14-986
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Minneapolis, Minnesota 1952-1955
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Box-Folder
46-10
reel-frame 14-1002
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New Haven, Connecticut 1948, 1951-1955, 1958
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New York, New York
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Box-Folder
46-11
reel-frame 15
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1942, 1946-1948
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Box-Folder
46-12
reel-frame 15
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1949-1952
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Box-Folder
46-13
reel-frame 15
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1953
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Box-Folder
47-1
reel-frame 15
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1954
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Box-Folder
47-2
reel-frame 15
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1955
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Box-Folder
47-3
reel-frame 15
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1956
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Box-Folder
47-4
reel-frame 15
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1957 January-August
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Box-Folder
47-5
reel-frame 15
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1957 September-December
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Box-Folder
47-6
reel-frame 15
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1958
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Box-Folder
47-7
reel-frame 15
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1959
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Box-Folder
47-8
reel-frame 15-816
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1960-1961, 1965
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Philadelphia, Pennslylvania
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Box-Folder
48-1
reel-frame 16-277
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1946-1954
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Box-Folder
48-2
reel-frame 16
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1955 January-February
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Box-Folder
48-3
reel-frame 16
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1955 February-December
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Box-Folder
48-4
reel-frame 16
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1956
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Box-Folder
48-5
reel-frame 16
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1958-1959
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Box-Folder
48-6
reel-frame 16-737
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St. Louis, Missouri 1952-1958, 1966
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Box-Folder
48-7
reel-frame 16-790
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Southern California, 1957, 1961-1966
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Box-Folder
48-8
reel-frame 16-954
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Washington, D.C. 1940, 1947-1958, 1963-1965
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Box-Folder
48-9
reel-frame 17-1
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Contributors lists, 1932-1960, undated
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Foundations
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Box-Folder
48-10
reel-frame 17-122
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Background information
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Box-Folder
49-1
reel-frame 17-182
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Summaries, 1949-1961
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Box-Folder
49-2
reel-frame 17-291
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Refusals, 1950, 1959, 1963-1964
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Box-Folder
49-3
reel-frame 17-376
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A, 1946-1960
- Aaronsohn
- Achelis
- Albright
- Annenburg
- Arakelian
- Argonaut
- Argosy
- Arnstein
- Ascoli
- Astor
- Atran
- Avalon
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Box-Folder
49-4
reel-frame 17-423
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B, 1946-1961
- Baker
- Barker
- Barnes
- Beaumont
- Beechly
- Bernays
- Bigelow
- Blaustein
- Blickman
- Borden
- Boswell
- Brachmans
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Box-Folder
49-5
reel-frame 17-485
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C, 1950-1961
- Campbell
- Carnegie
- Champion
- Chapin
- Charis
- Charities
- Civic
- Claremore
- Code
- Coe
- Cohen
- Columbia
- Consumers Union
- Cooper
- Crutcher
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Box-Folder
49-6
reel-frame 17-597
|
D, 1947-1961
- Danziger
- Danforth
- Davella
- Division
- Doherty
- Dominion
- Dula
- Duke
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Box-Folder
49-7
reel-frame 17-652
|
E-Fc, 1951-1960
- Ensign-Bickford
- Falk
- Farm
- F.C.B.
|
|
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Field Foundation
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Box-Folder
49-8
reel-frame 17-672
|
1943-1959 June
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Box-Folder
49-9
reel-frame 17
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1959 July-1962
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Box-Folder
49-10
reel-frame 17-887
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Fl-Fz, 1952-1960
- Flagg
- Fleischmann
- Ford
- Ford Motor Company
- Fund for Adult Education
- Fund for the Advancement of Education
- Fund for the Republic
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|
Box-Folder
50-1
reel-frame 17-1005
|
G, 1952-1962
- Giannini
- Gilman
- Gourrich
- Grain Terminal Foundation
- Grant
- Guggenheim
|
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Box-Folder
50-2
reel-frame 18-1
|
Ha-Hof, 1946-1960
- Hales
- Haynes
- Hazen
- Helms
- Hillman
- Hilton
- Hochschild
- Hofheimer
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Box-Folder
50-3
reel-frame 18-50
|
Hopkins Charities Fund and Hopkins Donations Fund, 1957-1960
|
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Box-Folder
50-4
reel-frame 18-95
|
Hor-Hz, 1946-1959
- Horowitz
- Hotchkiss
- Howard
- Huber
- Hudson-Webber
|
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Box-Folder
50-5
reel-frame 18-125
|
I-K, 1946-1960
- Illinois Philanthropic and Educational Foundation
- IMM Charities
- Inland Steel
- Inland Steel-Ryerson
- Ittleson
- James
- Jones
- Kaplan
- Kellogg
- Kennedy
- Kettering
- Kresge
- Kress
- Kroehler
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Box-Folder
50-6
reel-frame 18-214
|
L, 1950-1960
- Lasker
- Laurel
- Lavanburg
- Levinson
- Lilly
- Loriven
- Lowengard
- Lowenstein
- Lowrey
|
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Box-Folder
50-7
reel-frame 18-238
|
M, 1946-1960
- Marquette
- Marshall
- Mayer
- Mellon
- Milbank
- Morris
- Moses
|
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Box-Folder
50-8
reel-frame 18-315
|
N, 1946-1960
- National Sharecroppers
- Necchi
- Neumberger
- New World Foundation
- New York Foundation
- New York Fund for Children
- Norman
- Noyes
|
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Box-Folder
50-9
reel-frame 18-390
|
O-Pe, 1946-1960
- Olin
- Owen
- Pabst
- Paddock
- Paley
- Perlstein
|
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Box-Folder
50-10
reel-frame 18-508
|
Ph, 1952-1960
- Phelps-Stokes
- Philco
- Phillips
|
|
Box-Folder
50-11
reel-frame 18-649
|
R, 1946-1960
- Raizen
- Rockefeller
- Rogosin
- Roosevelt
- Rosenstein
- Rosenstiel
- Rosenwald
- Rubin
|
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Box-Folder
50-12
reel-frame 18-757
|
Sa-Sch, 1952-1960
- Sam
- Schiff
- Schimper
- Schwab
|
|
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Schwarzhaupt Foundation
|
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Box-Folder
51-1
reel-frame 18-762
|
1946-1955 September
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Box-Folder
51-2
reel-frame 18
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1955 September-1963
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Box-Folder
51-3
reel-frame 19-1
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Sch-Sz, 1946-1960
- Schiff
- Silberman
- Simms
- Sloan
- Southern Education Foundation
- Sprague
- Steinman
- Stern
- Straus
- Swig and Weiler
|
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Box-Folder
51-4
reel-frame 19-83
|
T, 1946-1961
- Tachna
- Taconic
- Timken
- Tucker
|
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Box-Folder
51-5
reel-frame 19-152
|
U-Wh, 1947-1964
- Unger
- Wahlert
- Warburg
- Warren
- Wechsler-Brody-Slater
- Wehrle
- Wenner-Gren
- Whitney
|
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William C. Whitney
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Box-Folder
51-6
reel-frame 19-187
|
1937-1939
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Box-Folder
51-7
reel-frame 19
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1943-1956
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Box-Folder
51-8
reel-frame 19-309
|
Wi-Z, 1952-1960
- Wiebolt
- Wiggin
- Foundation for Youth and Student Affairs
- Ziskind
|
|
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General correspondence
|
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Box-Folder
51-9
reel-frame 19-317
|
1932-1940, 1949-1952
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Box-Folder
51-10
reel-frame 19
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1953-1966
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Box-Folder
51-11
reel-frame 19-575
|
Mailing list exchanges, 1958-1964
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Box-Folder
52-1
reel-frame 19-617
|
Miscellaneous items, 1952, 1959, 1960, undated
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Box-Folder
52-2
reel-frame 19-646
|
Party kits, 1957-1958
|
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Box-Folder
52-3
reel-frame 19-673
|
Tax exemption, 1962-1963
|
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Box-Folder
52-4
reel-frame 19-700
|
“Thank you's” to contributors, 1957, 1959-1962, undated
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Box-Folder
52-5
reel-frame 19-732
|
Youth Project, 1960-1961
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Box-Folder
52-6
reel-frame 19-778
|
Gadsden, Alabama, Rubber workers 1937
|
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Box-Folder
52-7
reel-frame 19-833
|
Gaffney, South Carolina, Textile workers 1937-1940
|
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Box-Folder
52-8
reel-frame 19-914
|
Gaffney, South Carolina, Textile strikes, McKee report 1940
|
|
|
Grundy County, Tennessee : See also "Summerfield, Tennessee."
|
|
Box-Folder
52-9
reel-frame 19-980
|
Cultural and Educational program, 1934-1935
|
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Box-Folder
52-10
reel-frame 19-985
|
Cumberland Mountain Workers and Unemployed League, 1933-1935, 1963
|
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Box-Folder
52-11
reel-frame 19-1086
|
History, 1940, undated
|
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Box-Folder
52-12
reel-frame 20-1
|
Hod Carriers' Union, 1935-1937 : Continued under "Works Progress Administration."
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Box-Folder
52-13
reel-frame 20-147
|
Laager classes, 1941
|
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Labor's Non-Partisan League : See "Labor's Political Conference".
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Box-Folder
52-14
reel-frame 20-168
|
Labor's Political Conference, 1938-1940
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Box-Folder
52-15
reel-frame 20-294
|
M. Marlowe's interviews with residents regarding Highlander, 1963
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Box-Folder
52-16
reel-frame 20-341
|
Miscellaneous items, 1941, undated
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Box-Folder
52-17
reel-frame 20-357
|
Social security and unemployment compensation, 1938
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Surveys and reports regarding problems
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Box-Folder
53-1
reel-frame 20-389
|
1936-1939
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Box-Folder
53-2
reel-frame 20
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1940-1954
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Box-Folder
53-3
reel-frame 20-665
|
Victory Book Campaign, 1942
|
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Works Progress Administration
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General materials
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Box-Folder
53-4
reel-frame 20-673
|
1938
|
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Box-Folder
53-5
reel-frame 20-783
|
1939-1940
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Box-Folder
53-6
reel-frame 20-945
|
Dolph Vaughn reports, 1938
|
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Box-Folder
53-7
reel-frame 20-962
|
General information, 1938-1939
|
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Box-Folder
53-8
reel-frame 21-1
|
Officers Training Institute, 1938
|
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Box-Folder
53-9
reel-frame 21-14
|
Relief Fund contribution and correspondence, 1939
|
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Box-Folder
53-10
reel-frame 21-59
|
Harlan, Kentucky, Coal strike 1931-1932, 1937, 1939-1941
|
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Box-Folder
53-11
reel-frame 21-78
|
Harriman, Tennessee, Hosiery strike 1934
|
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Box-Folder
53-12
reel-frame 21-103
|
Harry Lasker Memorial Library, 1933-1961
|
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Box-Folder
54-1
reel-frame 21-314
|
Highlander property, 1940-1965
|
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Box-Folder
54-2
reel-frame 21-350
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Horton, Myles, Formation of his ideas 1927-1939, 1959, 1966
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Box-Folder
54-3
reel-frame 21-494
|
Horton, Zilphia, Condolence correspondence 1956
|
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Box-Folder
54-4
reel-frame 21-618
|
HUAC investigation of Klan, Protest 1965
|
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Box-Folder
54-5
reel-frame 21-621
|
Human Freedom Discussion Series, 1953
|
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Box-Folder
54-6
reel-frame 21-694
|
Huntsville, Alabama, Textile strikes 1938-1939
|
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Inter-American Adult Education Seminar, 1962 December 16-21
|
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Box-Folder
54-7
reel-frame 21-836
|
Addresses and speeches
|
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Box-Folder
54-8
reel-frame 21-885
|
Reports, 1962-1963
|
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Box-Folder
54-9
reel-frame 21-953
|
Lists of participants and others interested
|
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Box-Folder
54-10
reel-frame 21-1000
|
Printed materials
|
|
Box-Folder
55-1
reel-frame 22-1
|
General correspondence, 1962-1964
|
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Box-Folder
55-2
reel-frame 22-44
|
Robert Cuba Jones correspondence, 1962-1963
|
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Invitations, replies, and related correspondence 1961-1963
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Box-Folder
55-3
reel-frame 22-95
|
A-G
|
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Box-Folder
55-4
reel-frame 22
|
H-L
|
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Box-Folder
55-5
reel-frame 22
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M-R
|
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Box-Folder
55-6
reel-frame 22
|
S-Z
|
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Inter-American Exploratory and Planning Conference
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Box-Folder
55-7
reel-frame 22-545
|
1958-1960
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Box-Folder
55-8
reel-frame 22
|
1961
|
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International Student Service : See "Work camps: Work Camps for America."
|
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Box-Folder
55-9
reel-frame 22-774
|
Jefferson Heritage Discussion Series, 1954
|
|
Box-Folder
55-10
reel-frame 22-786
|
Jenkins, Esau 1966
|
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Box-Folder
55-11
reel-frame 22-827
|
John C. Campbell Folk School, 1933-1934, 1952, 1955
|
|
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Junior Union Camps
|
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Box-Folder
55-12
reel-frame 22-874
|
Correspondence, 1940-1946
|
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Box-Folder
56-1
reel-frame 22-1001
|
News releases, schedules, assessments 1940-1944
|
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Box-Folder
56-2
reel-frame 23-1
|
Student autobiographies, 1941-1942
|
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Box-Folder
56-3
reel-frame 23-32
|
Kamp, Joseph 1937-1958
|
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Box-Folder
56-4
reel-frame 23-71
|
Knoxville, Tennessee, Business and Race Handbook circa 1965
|
|
Box-Folder
56-5
reel-frame 23-87
|
Knoxville, Tennessee, Teachers' workshop on Human Relations 1956
|
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Box-Folder
56-6
reel-frame 23-95
|
Knoxville anti-discrimination activities, 1963
|
|
Box-Folder
56-7
reel-frame 23-101
|
Knoxville Area Human Relations Council, 1955-1959
|
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Box-Folder
56-8
reel-frame 23-176
|
Knoxville Central Labor Union, 1934
|
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Box-Folder
56-9
reel-frame 23-187
|
Knoxville Dental Co-operative proposal, circa 1936
|
|
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Koinonia Farm
|
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Box-Folder
56-10
reel-frame 23-197
|
General materials, 1951, 1956-1959, 1965-1966
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Box-Folder
56-11
reel-frame 23-285
|
Camp Koinonia, Highlander 1956-1958
|
|
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Labor
|
|
Box-Folder
56-12
reel-frame 23-335
|
Miscellaneous, 1935-1946
|
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Box-Folder
56-13
reel-frame 23-366
|
Miscellaneous regarding Highlander, undated
|
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Box-Folder
56-14
reel-frame 23-376
|
Labor Chautauqua, 1935
|
|
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Labor drama - scripts
|
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Box-Folder
56-15
reel-frame 23-381
|
Miscellaneous fragments, 1931, undated
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Box-Folder
56-16
reel-frame 23-401
|
A-B
-
Ain't It the Truth
- All Those Women Can't Be Wrong, 1940
- Awake and Sing, Ye That Dwell in the Dust,
1935
- The Awakening of Joan, 1942
-
Back Where You Came From
- Bank Run, 1932
-
Boccaccio's Untold Tale
|
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Box-Folder
56-17
reel-frame 23-514
|
C
- Can You Hear Their Voices?, 1931
-
Charity
-
CIO Plan
-
Coal Digger Mule
-
Coal Digger Mule and the West Virginia Miners
Union
-
Coal Digger Mule Goes to the Polls
-
Coal Digger Mule Goes to War
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Coal Digger Mule on the Hungry March
-
Comrade
- The Crime, 1936
|
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Box-Folder
56-18
reel-frame 23-641
|
D-F
-
Da Tcheeo
-
Daughter
-
A Day at Bord Motors
-
The Decota Chain
-
The Devil's Deputy
- Dues Blues, see Five
Plays About Labor
-
Exhibit A
-
Exit Mr. Chiseler
-
Five Labor Plays
-
Five Plays About Labor
- Flirtie Gertie, the Wench at the Bench (or
The Fall and Rise of the OPA), 1945
- The Forgotten Man, see Five Labor Plays
-
Freeing of Tom Mooney
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|
Box-Folder
57-1
reel-frame 23-762
|
G-I
- Gas, 1921
- Gimble Sprockets (or Something for Nothing)
- God and Country, 1935
-
Goodwill Corner
- Gumbo, 1938
- Guncotton, 1936
-
The House that Jack Built
- I'm Predictin', see Five Labor Plays
-
In the Dog House
- In Union There Is Strength, 3rd edition,
1937
|
|
Box-Folder
57-2
reel-frame 23-859
|
J-K
- Jobless America, 1932
- Joe Hill, 1951
- John Citizen Listens and Learns, 1942
-
Keep the Change
|
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Box-Folder
57-3
reel-frame 24-1
|
L
- Labor on the Board, 1939
- Labor Spy, 1936
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The Light of Peace
- Lolly Pop Poppa, see also Five Plays About Labor
- Look - Ahead, Dixie, see Five Plays About Labor
- The Love of Humanity, see Five Labor Plays
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Box-Folder
57-4
reel-frame 24-91
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M-N
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Machine
- The March of Freedom, 1943
- Mighty Wind A'Blowin', 1936
- Miners, 1926
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Mopping It Up
- Mother Jones' Tin Pan Army, 1933
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Moving On
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New Wine
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Newsboy
- North South, see also Five Plays About Labor
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Box-Folder
57-5
reel-frame 24-222
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O-R
- One Bread, One Body, 1938
- The Other Side of the Bridge, 1932
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Peace Is No Job of Ours
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The Pot Boiler
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The Release of Tom Mooney
- Risen from the Ranks, see Five Labor Plays
- Rome, 1939
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Roses for Johnny Johnson
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Box-Folder
57-6
reel-frame 24-312
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S
- Safe for Today, 1932
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Saint Peter and a Yellow Dog Scab
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Sharecroppers Unite
- Shop Strife, 1934
- Sit-Down!, 1937
- South of the Ballot, see "Labor workshops:
Workers education residence terms, 1940 Spring"
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The Starvation Army
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Step
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Stop Those War Drums!
- The Story of the ILGWU, 1936?
- Stretch-Out, see Five
Plays About Labor
- Strike Breaking in Kid Gloves, 1937
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Sunrise
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Box-Folder
57-7
reel-frame 24-489
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T-Z
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Take My Stand
- They Just Won't Talk, 1927
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Tom Mooney
- Tom Mooney Lives Again, 1939
- Uncle Sam Wants You, 1936
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Until the Mortgage Is Due
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The Voyage
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We Ain't A-Goin' Back
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The West Virginia Candidates
- What Price Coal?, 1926
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When?
- The Whistle Blows, 1932
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Wild Nell, The Pet of the Plains
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The Wild-Cat Eviction
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Work and Health
- World Economic Nonsense, 1933
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Box-Folder
58-1
reel-frame 24-614
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Labor drama resources, undated
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Box-Folder
58-2
reel-frame 24-732
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Labor drama tours, undated
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Box-Folder
58-3
reel-frame 24-756
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Labor drama workshops, 1939-1942
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Labor extension work : See also "Farmers Union: School terms."
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Box-Folder
58-4
reel-frame 24-852
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General reports and descriptions
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Box-Folder
58-5
reel-frame 24-903
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Mary Lawrence, 1943-1946, undated : See also the General correspondence and other entries in this group.
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Box-Folder
58-6
reel-frame 25-1
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Atlanta CIO, 1942-1943
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Box-Folder
58-7
reel-frame 25-35
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Chattanooga Industrial Union Council, 1946-1948
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Box-Folder
58-8
reel-frame 25-69
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Clinton, Tennessee, Hosiery workers 1941
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Box-Folder
58-9
reel-frame 25-77
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Houston Oil Workers Institute, 1942
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Box-Folder
58-10
reel-frame 25-92
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LaFollette, Tennessee, Shirt Workers Union 1937
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Box-Folder
58-11
reel-frame 25-221
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Maryville, Tennessee, Aluminum workers (Alcoa) 1940
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Box-Folder
58-12
reel-frame 25-277
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Memphis CIO, 1941-1942, 1947
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Box-Folder
58-13
reel-frame 25-365
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New Orleans CIO, 1941-1942
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Box-Folder
59-1
reel-frame 25-535
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New Orleans CIO - publications, 1941-1942
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Box-Folder
59-2
reel-frame 25-617
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American Federation of Hosiery Workers Schools, Chattanooga and Jasper,
Alabama 1949
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Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers Union Schools
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Box-Folder
59-3
reel-frame 25-644
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Houston, 1946
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Box-Folder
59-3
reel-frame 25-644
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Memphis, 1948
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Box-Folder
59-4
reel-frame 25-663
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Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers Projects 1946-1948, 1956
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Box-Folder
59-5
reel-frame 25-775
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United Chemical Workers, Local 179, New Orleans 1947
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United Rubber Workers Schools
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Box-Folder
59-6
reel-frame 25-789
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Memphis, 1946
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Box-Folder
59-6
reel-frame 25-789
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East Gadsen, Alabama 1948-1951
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Box-Folder
59-7
reel-frame 25-809
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Labor-Management Committee survey, 1944
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Box-Folder
59-8
reel-frame 25-829
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Labor Research Department, 1942-1943, 1946
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Labor workshops : See also "Farmers Union: School terms," "Alumni lists, statistics, and surveys,"
"Alumni questionnaires," "Junior Union Camps," and "United Packinghouse Workers:
Staff schools."
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Box-Folder
59-9
reel-frame 25-896
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Miscellaneous and unidentified, 1936-1951, undated
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Box-Folder
59-10
reel-frame 26-1
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers Conferences, 1947-1951
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Box-Folder
59-11
reel-frame 26-68
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American Federation of Hosiery Workers Institutes, 1945-1949
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Box-Folder
59-12
reel-frame 26-272
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College seminars, 1942-1945
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Box-Folder
59-13
reel-frame 26-283
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CIO Educational Institute, 1942
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CIO term
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Box-Folder
59-14
reel-frame 26-285
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1944
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Box-Folder
60-1
reel-frame 26-348
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1945
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1946
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Box-Folder
60-2
reel-frame 26-581
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Evaluations and miscellaneous materials
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Box-Folder
60-3
reel-frame 26-679
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General correspondence
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Box-Folder
60-4
reel-frame 26-824
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Correspondence regarding teachers and speakers
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Box-Folder
60-5
reel-frame 27-1
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1947
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Box-Folder
60-6
reel-frame 27-197
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1948-1953
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Box-Folder
60-7
reel-frame 27-320
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Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers Institutes 1946-1947
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Box-Folder
61-1
reel-frame 27-432
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International Ladies Garment Workers Institute (proposed), 1941
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Box-Folder
61-2
reel-frame 27-464
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Labor Journalism sessions, 1943-1946 : See also "Writers' workshops."
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Box-Folder
61-3
reel-frame 27-644
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Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Institutes 1947-1953
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Box-Folder
61-4
reel-frame 27-722
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Religion and Labor Conference (proposed), 1942-1943
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Box-Folder
61-5
reel-frame 27-886
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Religion and Labor workshop, 1950
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Box-Folder
61-6
reel-frame 27-921
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United Auto Workers sessions, 1944-1947
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Box-Folder
61-7
reel-frame 27-966
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United Furniture Workers School, 1955
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United Rubber Workers session
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Box-Folder
61-8
reel-frame 28-1
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1945
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Box-Folder
61-9
reel-frame 28-125
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1947, 1948, 1950
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Box-Folder
61-10
reel-frame 28-236
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War Workers' Vacation Camp, 1943
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Workers education residence terms
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Box-Folder
61-11
reel-frame 28-257
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1932-1938
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Box-Folder
62-1
reel-frame 28-442
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Publications, 1938
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Box-Folder
62-2
reel-frame 28-566
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1939
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Box-Folder
62-3
reel-frame 28-802
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1940
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Box-Folder
62-4
reel-frame 28-992
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1941
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Box-Folder
62-5
reel-frame 29-1
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1942
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Box-Folder
62-6
reel-frame 29-89
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1944
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1946
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Box-Folder
62-7
reel-frame 29-183
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General materials
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Box-Folder
62-8
reel-frame 29-367
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Summaries, evaluations, class materials
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Writers' workshop
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Box-Folder
63-1
reel-frame 29-460
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1939
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1940
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Box-Folder
63-2
reel-frame 29-534
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General materials
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Box-Folder
63-3
reel-frame 29-620
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Student correspondence
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Box-Folder
63-4
reel-frame 29-776
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1941
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1942
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Box-Folder
63-5
reel-frame 30-1
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General materials
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Box-Folder
63-6
reel-frame 30-108
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Student correspondence
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Box-Folder
63-7
reel-frame 30-195
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1943
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Box-Folder
63-8
reel-frame 30-198
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Library, 1964-1965 : See also "Harry Lasker Memorial Library."
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Box-Folder
63-9
reel-frame 30-232
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Liebovitz Shirt Factory, Knoxville, Tennessee, strike 1933-1934
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Lumberton, North Carolina, Textile workers strike
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Box-Folder
63-10
reel-frame 30-245
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Reports and comments, 1938, undated
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Box-Folder
64-1
reel-frame 30-369
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Correspondence and miscellaneous files, 1937-1938
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Box-Folder
64-2
reel-frame 30-430
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Legal documents, 1937-1939
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Box-Folder
64-3
reel-frame 30-493
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Movie script and correspondence, 1950
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Clippings
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Box-Folder
64-4
reel-frame 30-587
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1937 May-July 14
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Box-Folder
64-5
reel-frame 30
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1937 July 14-1939 November
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Box-Folder
64-6
reel-frame 30-719
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McColl, South Carolina, Textile strike 1937
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Box-Folder
64-7
reel-frame 30-744
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Marion and Gastonia, North Carolina, Textile strikes 1929-1931
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Box-Folder
64-8
reel-frame 30-797
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Miscellaneous mimeographed forms and information sheets
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Box-Folder
64-9
reel-frame 30-808
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Miscellaneous files, 1939-1964, undated
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Box-Folder
64-10
reel-frame 30-885
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Mitchell (George S.) Memorials, 1962-1970
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Box-Folder
64-11
reel-frame 30-960
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Mock AFL Conventions at Highlander, 1936-1937
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Box-Folder
64-12
reel-frame 30-1020
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Montgomery Improvement Association, 1956-1961
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Music : See also "Folk dancing," "Songs," "Song books," "Song sheets," "Carawan, Guy," and
"Labor workshops."
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Box-Folder
64-13
reel-frame 31-1
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Bibliography
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Box-Folder
64-14
reel-frame 31-25
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Camp Laquemac programs, 1948, 1954, undated
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Box-Folder
64-15
reel-frame 31-83
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Miscellaneous clippings
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Festivals
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Box-Folder
64-16
reel-frame 31-107
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Sing for Freedom workshop, Highlander 1960 August-September
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Box-Folder
64-17
reel-frame 31-121
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Sing for Freedom Festival and workshop, Atlanta 1964 May 7-10
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Box-Folder
65-1
reel-frame 31-150
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Sing for Freedom Festival and workshop, Edwards,
Mississippi 1965 May 6-9
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Box-Folder
65-2
reel-frame 31-155
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Workshop on Negro Folk Music, Highlander 1965 October
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Box-Folder
65-3
reel-frame 31-168
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Proposed Atlanta Festival, 1966 June
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Box-Folder
65-4
reel-frame 31-187
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Mountain Music Weekend workshop, 1967 December 1-3 : See also "SNCC: Folk Music Festivals..."
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Box-Folder
65-5
reel-frame 31-213
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YWCA programs, 1939-1950
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Miscellaneous files
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Box-Folder
65-6
reel-frame 31-270
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1930s-1950s
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Box-Folder
65-7
reel-frame 31
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1960s
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Box-Folder
65-8
reel-frame 31-356
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Nashville sit-ins, 1960
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National Farmers Union : See "Farmers Union."
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Nursery School
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Box-Folder
65-9
reel-frame 31-395
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Reports and miscellaneous correspondence, 1938-1941, 1948-1952, 1963
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Box-Folder
65-10
reel-frame 31-537
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“Diaries,” 1948-1953
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Box-Folder
65-11
reel-frame 31-705
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Publicity and fundraising, 1948-1953, 1957
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Box-Folder
65-12
reel-frame 31-825
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Operation Bootstrap, 1964-1965
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Box-Folder
65-13
reel-frame 31-851
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Operation Freedom, 1961, 1963-1966
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Box-Folder
65-14
reel-frame 32-1
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Penn Community Services, Frogmore, South Carolina 1933, 1939, 1960-1961, 1964
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Box-Folder
65-15
reel-frame 32-40
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People of the Cumberland, 1938-1939
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Box-Folder
65-16
reel-frame 32-84
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Poems, 1935-1966, undated
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Box-Folder
65-17
reel-frame 32-177
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Poetry booklet, 1965-1966
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Box-Folder
65-18
reel-frame 32-196
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Poll tax, 1937-1945
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Box-Folder
65-19
reel-frame 32-214
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“Public Encouragement to Industries in Seven Valley States,” 1937 May
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Publicity : See also "Writings" and "Fundraising," and the Publications series.
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Box-Folder
66-1
reel-frame 32-365
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Federated press releases, 1933-1952
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Box-Folder
66-2
reel-frame 32-388
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Mimeo materials, 1933-1965
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Box-Folder
66-3
reel-frame 32-549
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Miscellaneous items, 1932-1971
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News releases
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Box-Folder
66-4
reel-frame 32-643
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1939-1944
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Box-Folder
66-5
reel-frame 32
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1945-1947
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Box-Folder
66-6
reel-frame 32
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1948-1959
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Box-Folder
66-7
reel-frame 32
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1960-1964, 1968, undated
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Box-Folder
66-8
reel-frame 32-1000
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Phi Delta Kappa interview, 1965-1966
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Box-Folder
66-9
reel-frame 33-1
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Radio broadcasts, 1937-1967
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Box-Folder
66-10
reel-frame 33-278
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Resource information
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Box-Folder
67-1
reel-frame 33-408
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Rockwood, Tennessee, Hosiery workers 1936-1938
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Box-Folder
67-2
reel-frame 33-490
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Rossville, Georgia, Textile workers 1933, 1935, 1937
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Sea Islands
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General reports
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Box-Folder
67-3
reel-frame 33-567
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1954-1957
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Box-Folder
67-4
reel-frame 33
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1958-1961
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Box-Folder
67-5
reel-frame 33-817
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General correspondence, 1954-1962
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Box-Folder
67-6
reel-frame 33-979
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Background information
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Box-Folder
67-7
reel-frame 34-1
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Folk festivals, 1960-1966
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Box-Folder
67-8
reel-frame 34-28
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Housing proposals, 1955
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Box-Folder
67-9
reel-frame 34-43
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Local club minutes, 1955-1963
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Box-Folder
67-10
reel-frame 34-255
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Miscellaneous workshop materials, 1958-1960, undated
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Consumer Education workshop, 1960 March 25-27 : See "Consumer Education Project."
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Workshops, 1963
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Box-Folder
67-11
reel-frame 34-298
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Correspondence and reports
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Box-Folder
68-1
reel-frame 34-382
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Miscellaneous materials
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Box-Folder
68-2
reel-frame 34-437
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Class materials
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Workshops, 1964
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Box-Folder
68-3
reel-frame 34-472
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Correspondence and reports
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Box-Folder
68-4
reel-frame 34-706
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Class materials
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Workshops, 1965
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Box-Folder
68-5
reel-frame 34-760
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Correspondence and reports
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Box-Folder
68-6
reel-frame 34-918
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Miscellaneous materials
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Box-Folder
68-7
reel-frame 34-980
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Workshops, 1966
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Box-Folder
68-8
reel-frame 35-1
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Workshops, 1967
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Box-Folder
68-9
reel-frame 35-143
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Low County Newsletter, 1967 September 1
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Box-Folder
68-10
reel-frame 35-151
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Sequatchie, Tennessee, Axe Handle Workers Union 1938-1942
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Box-Folder
68-11
reel-frame 35-163
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Sewanee, Tennessee - Admitting African-Americans to University of the
South 1952-1953
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Box-Folder
68-12
reel-frame 35-199
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Sewanee discussion group, 1960-1961
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Box-Folder
68-13
reel-frame 35-204
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Sharecroppers, 1940, 1956
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Box-Folder
68-14
reel-frame 35-227
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Smith, Norman (Memphis Auto Workers) 1937-1938
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Box-Folder
68-15
reel-frame 35-257
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Socialist group activities, 1933-1934
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Box-Folder
68-16
reel-frame 35-275
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Society for the Study of Residential Adult Education, 1970
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Songs
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Box-Folder
69-1
reel-frame 35-277
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A-E
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Box-Folder
69-2
reel-frame 35
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F-K
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Box-Folder
69-3
reel-frame 35
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L-O
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Box-Folder
69-4
reel-frame 35
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P-S
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Box-Folder
69-5
reel-frame 35
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T-Z, unidentified
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Box-Folder
69-6
reel-frame 35-862
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“We Shall Overcome”
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Song books : See also Publications series.
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Box-Folder
69-7
reel-frame 35-931
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A-K
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Amalgamated Song Book
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American Youth Congress Songbook
- Broadside (#51), 1964 October 20
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Brookwood Chautauqua Songs
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CIO Songs
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Dixie Union Songs
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Farmers Union Songs
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IWW Songs
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Box-Folder
69-8
reel-frame 36-1
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L-O
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Labor Sings
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Labor Songs
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Let the People Sing
- Let's Sing! (2 versions)
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Let's Sing Together
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More Songs of the Hill-Folk
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Box-Folder
69-9
reel-frame 36-175
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P-Si
- People's Songs (3 issues), 1948 November and
December, 1949 January
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Picket Line Songs
- Sing (UOPWA)
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Sing a Labor Song
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Sing, America
- Sing for Freedom, Mississippi, 1962
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Six Labor Songs
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Box-Folder
70-1
reel-frame 36-283
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Song - Songs of
- Songs (TWOC)
- Songs (UAW)
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Songs for Informal Singing
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Songs for Southern Workers
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Songs of the People
- Songs of the Southern School for Workers,
1940
- Songs of the Southern Summer School,
1938
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Box-Folder
70-2
reel-frame 36-500
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Songs Our-T
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Songs Our Union Taught Me
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Songs Workers Sing
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STFU Song Book
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TWUA-CIO Songs
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Box-Folder
70-3
reel-frame 36-574
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U-Z including
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URW Song Book
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War No More
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Workers Songs
- Untitled - 2
- Unidentified - 1
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Box-Folder
70-4
reel-frame 36-657
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TWUA Song book correspondence, 1938-1939
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Box-Folder
70-5
reel-frame 36-747
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CIO Song book correspondence, 1945-1958
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Song sheets
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Box-Folder
70-6
reel-frame 36-931
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Part 1
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Box-Folder
70-7
reel-frame 37-1
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Part 2
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Southern Conference Educational Fund
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Box-Folder
70-8
reel-frame 37-304
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1938-1940
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Box-Folder
71-1
reel-frame 37
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1941-1965
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Southern Student Organizing Committee
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Box-Folder
71-2
reel-frame 37-572
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General materials, 1964-1966, 1968
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Box-Folder
71-3
reel-frame 37-615
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Student and Labor Conference, Durham, North Carolina 1966 April
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Southwide Voter Education Internship Project : See "Sea Islands: 1963-1966 workshops."
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Sponsors
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Box-Folder
71-4
reel-frame 37-651
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Miscellaneous messages and lists, 1957, 1963-1965
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Box-Folder
71-5
reel-frame 37-674
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Tenth anniversary celebration, 1942
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Box-Folder
71-6
reel-frame 37-797
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Building Fund Campaign, 1946
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National Committiee
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Box-Folder
71-7
reel-frame 37-802
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1950
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Box-Folder
71-8
reel-frame 37-983
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1962
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Box-Folder
71-9
reel-frame 37-1003
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Spring Conference, 1962-1965
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
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Box-Folder
71-10
reel-frame 37-1021
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Bibliography, 1968
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Box-Folder
71-11
reel-frame 37
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“Black Power,” 1966-1969
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Box-Folder
71-12
reel-frame 38-1
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Educational Committee and staff, 1960-1964
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Box-Folder
71-13
reel-frame 38-49
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Folk music festivals, development, etc. 1965-1966
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Meetings
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1960
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Box-Folder
71-14
reel-frame 38-80
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Raleigh Conference, 1960 April 15-17
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Box-Folder
71-15
reel-frame 38-82
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Atlanta Conference, 1960 October 14-16
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Box-Folder
71-16
reel-frame 38-106
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Executive Committee, 1961 August 11-13
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1963
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Box-Folder
71-17
reel-frame 38-134
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Selma workshop, 1963 December 13-16
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Box-Folder
71-18
reel-frame 38-152
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Executive Committee, 1963 December 27-31
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1964
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Box-Folder
72-1
reel-frame 38-185
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Educational Committee and staff workshop at Highlander, 1964 June 17-22
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Box-Folder
72-2
reel-frame 38-225
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Educational Staff Conference, 1964 October 11-13
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Box-Folder
72-3
reel-frame 38-227
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Waveland, Mississippi, Educational workshop 1964 November 11-21
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1965
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Box-Folder
72-4
reel-frame 38-246
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Labor workshop, 1965 January 25-30
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Box-Folder
72-5
reel-frame 38-250
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Staff meeting, 1965 February 12-15
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Box-Folder
72-6
reel-frame 38-254
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Poetry workshop at Highlander, 1965 May 24-28
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Box-Folder
72-7
reel-frame 38-415
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Executive Committee, 1965 October 8-12
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Box-Folder
72-8
reel-frame 38-452
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Labor workshop at Highlander, 1965 October 14-20
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Box-Folder
72-9
reel-frame 38-474
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Mimeographed materials regarding SNCC structure and policies, undated
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Box-Folder
72-10
reel-frame 38-527
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Mimeographed materials regarding Freedom Schools and the Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
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Box-Folder
72-11
reel-frame 38-571
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Miscellaneous mimeographed materials
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Box-Folder
72-12
reel-frame 38-718
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Proposed programs, undated
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Box-Folder
72-13
reel-frame 38-817
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Research department, 1964-1965
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Box-Folder
72-14
reel-frame 38-824
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Selma Literacy Project report, 1964
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Box-Folder
72-15
reel-frame 38-846
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Southern Campus Coordination Office, 1964, undated
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Box-Folder
72-16
reel-frame 38-859
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Staff lists
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Box-Folder
72-17
reel-frame 38-874
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SNCC photo, 1967
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Box-Folder
72-18
reel-frame 38-878
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Voter Registration Project, 1962
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Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)
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Box-Folder
72-19
reel-frame 38-904
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Convention, 1964 June
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Box-Folder
72-20
reel-frame 38-920
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Hazard, Kentucky, Conference 1964 March 26-27
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Summerfield, Tennessee : See also "Grundy County," "Nursery School," and the Publications series.
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Box-Folder
73-1
reel-frame 38-930
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Community Council, 1938-1941
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Box-Folder
73-2
reel-frame 38-978
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Cooperatives, 1933-1950
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73-3
reel-frame 39-1
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Credit union, 1924
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Box-Folder
73-4
reel-frame 39-17
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Family histories, 1934-1935
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Box-Folder
73-5
reel-frame 39-311
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Four-H Recreational Club, 1956
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Box-Folder
73-6
reel-frame 39-321
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Health clinic, 1939, 1947-1949
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Box-Folder
73-7
reel-frame 39-351
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Improvement Club, 1937, 1946, 1950
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73-8
reel-frame 39-360
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Miscellaneous items, 1933, 1941-1950, 1956
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73-9
reel-frame 39-373
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Sacred harp class, 1941
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73-10
reel-frame 39-421
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Sustaining farm plan, 1951?
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Box-Folder
73-11
reel-frame 39-426
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Tallahassee, Florida, Inter-Civic Council 1956-1957
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Box-Folder
73-12
reel-frame 39-435
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Tennessee Citizens Political Action Committee, 1944
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Box-Folder
73-13
reel-frame 39-441
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Tennessee Commonwealth Federation, 1941
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Box-Folder
73-14
reel-frame 39-458
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Tennessee CIO conventions, 1940-1942, 1944
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Box-Folder
73-15
reel-frame 39-479
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Tennessee Council on Human Relations, 1955-1964
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73-16
reel-frame 39-541
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Textile Workers Organizing Committee (TWOC), 1937-1937, undated
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Box-Folder
73-17
reel-frame 39-614
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Thomas, Henry 1943-1945
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Tupelo, Mississippi, Cotton mill and garment workers 1937 : See "Cox, Charles F. ('Jimmie')" in this series and "Raper, Arthur F." in the
General Correspondence series.
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Unitarian Service Committee : See "Work camps."
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Box-Folder
73-18
reel-frame 39-628
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UNESCO Exhibit, Mexico City 1947 November
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United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPWA)
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Box-Folder
74-1
reel-frame 39-642
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Reports by Myles Horton, 1952-1953, undated
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74-2
reel-frame 39-736
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Correspondence with district and international officers, 1951-1953
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74-3
reel-frame 39-798
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Memos from Horton to all educational staff, 1951-1953, undated
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74-4
reel-frame 39-830
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Betty Johnson correspondence and reports, 1951-1952
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Hy Kornbluh correspondence and reports
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74-5
reel-frame 39-886
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1951-1952 September
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74-6
reel-frame 40-1
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1952 October-1953
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74-7
reel-frame 40-112
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Don Leveridge correspondence and reports, 1952-1953
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74-8
reel-frame 40-224
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Ernest Smith correspondence and reports, 1952-1953
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74-9
reel-frame 40-278
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Rosalie Widman correspondence and reports, 1951-1953
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74-10
reel-frame 40-371
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Instructional materials
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74-11
reel-frame 40-486
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Instructor's manuals for steward training, undated
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75-1
reel-frame 40-554
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Lists of local instructors
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75-2
reel-frame 40-575
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Amalgamated Meat Cutters' charges of communism, 1952
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Box-Folder
75-3
reel-frame 40-601
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Discussion guide to comments on “The Road Ahead,” 1953
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Box-Folder
75-4
reel-frame 40-645
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Film Center proposals, 1952
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Box-Folder
75-5
reel-frame 40-663
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Histories, 1947, 1950
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75-6
reel-frame 40-724
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Local 117's evaluation of program, 1952
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Box-Folder
75-7
reel-frame 40-729
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“Minorities in the UPWA,” 1951?
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Box-Folder
75-8
reel-frame 40-771
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Self Survey of Human Relations reports, 1950-1952
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Box-Folder
75-9
reel-frame 40-888
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Staff schools, 1950 December and 1953 February-March
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Box-Folder
75-10
reel-frame 40-910
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Miscellaneous files, 1952, undated
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Box-Folder
75-11
reel-frame 40-957
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Veblen College, 1939
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Visitors
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Box-Folder
75-12
reel-frame 41-1
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“Guest Book,” 1933-1943
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75-13
reel-frame 41-219
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Bank Street School tours, 1949-1951
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Box-Folder
75-14
reel-frame 41-244
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Desmond Crowley, 1964
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75-15
reel-frame 41-257
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French youth group, 1959
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76-1
reel-frame 41-290
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Friends World College tours, 1965-1966
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76-2
reel-frame 41-348
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German radio officials, 1950
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Box-Folder
76-3
reel-frame 41-393
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Kwa O. Hagan, 1960
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Box-Folder
76-4
reel-frame 41-447
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Ram Manohar Lohia, 1951 : Also includes later materials.
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Box-Folder
76-5
reel-frame 41-552
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Putney graduate tours, 1953-1966
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Box-Folder
76-6
reel-frame 41-660
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Sarah Lawrence tours, 1951-1954
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Box-Folder
76-7
reel-frame 41-687
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Rosalind F. Solomon (Agency for International Development)
luncheon, 1964 May 29
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Box-Folder
76-8
reel-frame 41-721
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Talladega College tours, 1950, 1952
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Box-Folder
76-9
reel-frame 41-736
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Max Yergan Conference, 1943 May 4-5
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Box-Folder
76-10
reel-frame 41-757
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Miscellaneous tour groups, 1939, 1948, 1952, 1956, 1958-1964
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Miscellaneous individuals
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Box-Folder
76-11
reel-frame 41-831
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1951-1959
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76-12
reel-frame 41
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1960-1964, undated
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76-13
reel-frame 41-993
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Watkins, Tom (Memphis Longshoremen's Association) 1939
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Box-Folder
76-14
reel-frame 41-1024
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West, Don 1932-1946
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Wilder, Tennessee, Coal strike
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General materials
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Box-Folder
76-15
reel-frame 42-1
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1932-1934
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Box-Folder
76-16
reel-frame 42-111
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undated
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Box-Folder
76-17
reel-frame 42-178
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Clippings, 1932-1934, 1941, undated
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Work camps
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Box-Folder
77-1
reel-frame 42-267
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“Work Camps for Democracy,” Dutchess County, New York 1933 : Not done by Highlander.
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Box-Folder
77-2
reel-frame 42-274
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Miscellaneous, 1935-1940
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Work Camps for America
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Box-Folder
77-3
reel-frame 42-297
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1940-1941 June
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Box-Folder
77-4
reel-frame 42
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1941 July-1942
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Unitarian Work Camps
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Box-Folder
77-5
reel-frame 42-581
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1946-1950
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Box-Folder
77-6
reel-frame 42-???
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1951-1953
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Box-Folder
77-7
reel-frame 42-843
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American Jewish Society for Service Work Camp, 1955
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Box-Folder
77-8
reel-frame 42-870
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Highlander Christmas College Work Camp, 1957
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Box-Folder
77-9
reel-frame 42-873
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Highlander work camp, 1958
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Box-Folder
77-10
reel-frame 42-882
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Proposed Summer Camp Construction Project, 1962
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North-South Smoky Mountain Camp, 1963 : See "Attacks and investigations: North-South Smoky Mountain Work Camp."
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Box-Folder
77-11
reel-frame 42-901
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International Voluntary Service, 1963-1966
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Box-Folder
77-12
reel-frame 43-1
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Workers education conferences, 1943-1945
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Workshops : See also "Labor workshops," "Music," "Sea Islands," and "Student Nonviolent
Coordinating Committee: Meetings."
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Box-Folder
78-1
reel-frame 43-186
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Miscellaneous and unidentified, 1958, undated
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Box-Folder
78-2
reel-frame 43-233
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International Affairs Conference, 1950 April 2 and August 12
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Box-Folder
78-3
reel-frame 43-248
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Conference of Rural Community Centers, 1950 July 17-18
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Box-Folder
78-4
reel-frame 43-328
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Labor and World Affairs Conference, 1951 December 8-9
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Box-Folder
78-5
reel-frame 43-334
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Supreme Court decisions and the public schools, 1953 July-August
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Box-Folder
78-6
reel-frame 43-472
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United Nations workshops, 1954-1955
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Box-Folder
78-7
reel-frame 43-627
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The Supreme Court Decision on Segregation in the Public
Schools, 1954 June-July
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College weekends
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Box-Folder
78-8
reel-frame 43-667
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1954-1959
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Box-Folder
78-9
reel-frame 43-727
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1960 April
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Box-Folder
78-10
reel-frame 43-816
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1960 November
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Box-Folder
78-11
reel-frame 43-947
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1961 April
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Box-Folder
78-12
reel-frame 44-1
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The South Prepares to Carry Out the Supreme Court Decision Outlawing
Segregation in Public Schools, 1955 July-August
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Box-Folder
78-13
reel-frame 44-102
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Community leadership training, 1955 August-September
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Box-Folder
78-14
reel-frame 44-197
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Workshop student questionnaire, 1955, undated
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Box-Folder
79-1
reel-frame 44-245
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Public school integration workshops, 1956 March and July-August
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Box-Folder
79-2
reel-frame 44-403
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School for Rural Adults (cancelled), 1956 June 10-17
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Box-Folder
79-3
reel-frame 44-420
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Unidentified workshop, 1956 August 30-September 1
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Box-Folder
79-4
reel-frame 44-423
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Registration and voting, 1956, 1958-1960
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Box-Folder
79-5
reel-frame 44-478
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Public schools integration workshops, 1957
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Box-Folder
79-6
reel-frame 44-513
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The South Thinking Ahead (25th anniversary seminar), 1957 August-September
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Box-Folder
79-7
reel-frame 44-656
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Thanksgiving workshop, 1957 November
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Box-Folder
79-8
reel-frame 44-665
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Ministers' workshop, 1957 December 10-11
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Box-Folder
79-9
reel-frame 44-667
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Community services and segregation, 1958 May
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Box-Folder
79-10
reel-frame 44-802
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Citizenship and integration, 1958 June
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Box-Folder
79-11
reel-frame 44-878
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Workshop on community development, 1958 July
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Box-Folder
79-12
reel-frame 44-919
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Conference on the problems of migrants, 1958 September
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Box-Folder
79-13
reel-frame 45-1
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Community services and segregation, 1959 May
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Box-Folder
79-14
reel-frame 45-26
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Leadership and integrated housing, 1959 July
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Box-Folder
79-15
reel-frame 45-42
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Workshop on community citizenship schools, 1959 September
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Box-Folder
80-1
reel-frame 45-63
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Social needs and social resources, 1959-1960
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Box-Folder
80-2
reel-frame 45-84
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The Place of the White Southerner in the Current Struggle for
Justice, 1960 May
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Box-Folder
80-3
reel-frame 45-163
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Political education and community development workshop, 1960 July 24-29
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Box-Folder
80-4
reel-frame 45-170
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The Techniques and Tactics of Follow-Through, 1960 August
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Box-Folder
80-5
reel-frame 45-232
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Training Leaders for Citizenship Schools, 1960-1961
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Box-Folder
80-6
reel-frame 45-381
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New Alliances in the South, 1961 February
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Box-Folder
80-7
reel-frame 45-465
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The New Agenda for the Southerner, 1961 May
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Box-Folder
80-8
reel-frame 45-500
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Seminar on “The Lonely Man in the Gray Flannel Suit,” 1961 June 12-15
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Box-Folder
80-9
reel-frame 45-502
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New Economic Opportunities: The Role of Minority Leadership, 1962 March
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Box-Folder
80-10
reel-frame 45-537
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Beauticians' workshops on leadership, 1961-1963
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Box-Folder
80-11
reel-frame 45-602
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Voter education workshop, 1962 June
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Box-Folder
80-12
reel-frame 45-656
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The Role of the Church and the Place of Non-Violence in the Civil Rights
Struggle (at Koinonia Farm), 1964 February 10-13
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Box-Folder
80-13
reel-frame 45-770
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Appalachia workshop, 1964 March 12-15
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Box-Folder
80-14
reel-frame 45-810
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Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party delegates (cancelled), 1964 August
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Box-Folder
80-15
reel-frame 45-859
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White Community Project workshops, 1964-1965
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Box-Folder
81-1
reel-frame 46-1
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Freedom School workshop, 1965 March- April
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Box-Folder
81-2
reel-frame 46-15
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Mt. Beulah Center, Edwards, Mississippi, workshops 1965 June and September
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Box-Folder
81-3
reel-frame 46-41
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Fayette and Haywood Counties workshop (cancelled), 1965 September
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Box-Folder
81-4
reel-frame 46-100
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Southern Student Organizing Committee workshop, 1965 September
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Box-Folder
81-5
reel-frame 46-177
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Mt. Beulah Center, Edwards, Mississippi, Voters Education
workshop 1965 December
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Box-Folder
81-6
reel-frame 46-197
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Mt. Beulah Center, Edwards, Mississippi, workshops on ASCS
elections 1965-1966
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Box-Folder
81-7
reel-frame 46-355
|
Cleveland and Shaw, Mississippi, workshops (Amzie Moore,
director) 1965-1966
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Fitzgerald, Georgia, workshops
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Box-Folder
81-8
reel-frame 46-448
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1965
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Box-Folder
81-9
reel-frame 46-???
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1966
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Box-Folder
81-10
reel-frame 46-590
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Louisiana citizenship and voter education workshop, New Orleans,
Louisiana 1966 February
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Box-Folder
81-11
reel-frame 46-619
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Mississippi inter-agency workshop (Delta ministry), Mt. Beulah
Center 1966 March
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Box-Folder
81-12
reel-frame 46-632
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Bibb County workshop for citizenship training, Macon, Georgia 1966 March
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Box-Folder
81-13
reel-frame 46-645
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Planning session for city, county, and state Negro candidates
workshop 1966 April
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Box-Folder
81-14
reel-frame 46-724
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City, county, and state Negro candidates workshop 1966 June
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Writings : See also "Publicity."
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General
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Box-Folder
82-1
reel-frame 46-909
|
1932-1955
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Box-Folder
82-2
reel-frame 47-1
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1956-1968, undated
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Box-Folder
82-3 through 5
reel-frame 47-245
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Adams, Frank
- "Highlander Folk School: Getting Information, Going Back and Teaching It,"
reprint from Harvard Educational Review, 1972
November
-
Unearthing Seeds of Fire: The Idea of
Highlander
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Box-Folder
82-6
reel-frame 47-641
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Blake, J. Herman
- "They Say It's Goin' Aroun'," for Community Action Conference, Fresno,
California, 1966 September 19
- "Urbanization of the Negro: Problems and Prospects of the Promised Land,"
for "Conference '67: Survival of the Black People," San Francisco, 1967 January
28
- "Tobacco Road - Part I: From Watts, To Detroit, To...?," 1967
- "Outline and Requirements for Sociology Course 116," Cowell College,
University of California, Santa Cruz, 1968 Spring
- "The Black University and Its Community," reprint from Negro Digest, 1968 March
- "In Memory of Our Departed Brother and Leader: Martin Luther King Jr.," 1968
April 8
- "The Vision of Myles Horton," 1969 November 23
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Box-Folder
82-6
reel-frame 47
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Blumer, Herbert
- "The Future of the Color Line"
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Box-Folder
82-7
reel-frame 47-738
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Braden, Anne
- "House Un-American Activities Committee: Bulwark of Segregation," selected
pages, after 1963
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Box-Folder
82-7
reel-frame 47
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Branscome, James
- "Appalachia's People Begin to Unite," reprint from South Today, 1972 December
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Box-Folder
82-7
reel-frame 47
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Buttrick, William
- "Outline for Story on Highlander Folk School," 1940
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Box-Folder
82-7
reel-frame 47
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Clark, Septima P.
- "Success of SCLC Citizenship School Seen in 50,000 New Registered Voters,"
SSLC Newsletter, 1963 September
- "Literacy and Liberation," Freedomways, 1964
Winter
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Box-Folder
82-7
reel-frame 47
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Clyde, Ethel
- "All God's Chillun'," reprint from The
Churchman, 1955 November 15
|
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Box-Folder
82-7
reel-frame 47
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Cobb, Alice
- "Residential Workshops: The Case for Them," reprint from Adult Leadership Magazine, 1961 March
- "'Subversion' in Tennessee," Concern, 1959
March 27
|
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Box-Folder
82-7
reel-frame 47
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Daniel, Berthe
- "Tennessee's Mountaineers," letters, 1936 September 28
|
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Box-Folder
82-7
reel-frame 47-496
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Dombrowski, James
- "A Civil Liberties Tour in the Tennessee Valley," 1939
- "The Philosophy and Program of the Highlander Folk School. A Summary of a
discussion by James Dombrowski...at the Hillsboro Presbyterian Church, November
19th...1939"
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Box-Folder
82-7
reel-frame 47
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Eby, Kermit
- "The 'Drip' Theory in Labor Unions," reprint from The
Antioch Review, 1953 Spring
|
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Box-Folder
82-7
reel-frame 47
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Elkuss, Bill
- "Letters from the South," reprint from the AVC-Scope, 1946 October 8
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Box-Folder
82-8
reel-frame 47-845
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Horton, Aimee I.
- "An Analysis of Selected Programs for the Training of Civil Rights and
Community Leaders in the South," paper done at Fisk University, 1966
- "Crisis Education at Highlander," undated
- "Highlander Center Serves the South," reprint from Knoxville Flashlight-Herald, 1963 September 14
- "The Highlander Folk School: Pioneer of Integration in the South," reprint
from Teachers College Record, 1966
December
- "Highlander Hated by Segregationists for Integrated Program"
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Box-Folder
83-1 through 3
reel-frame 48-1
|
Horton, Aimee I. (continued)
- "The Highlander Folk School: A History of the Development of Its Major
Programs Related to Social Movements in the South, 1932-1961," dissertation for
University of Chicago, 1971 March
|
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Box-Folder
83-4
reel-frame 48-412
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Horton, Myles
- "The Highlander Folk School," The Social
Frontier, 1936 January
- "The Highlander Folk School in Tennessee of Great Worth to Southern
Workers," reprint from The Industrial Leader,
1938?
- "Mountain Men," 1940?
- "Highlander Folk School," Mountain Life &
Work, 1941 Spring
- "Grundtvig and Danish Folk Schools," Mountain Life
& Work, 1944 Winter
- "Farm-Labor Unity," Prophetic Religion, 1947
Fall
- "Highlander Folk School," The New World
Commentator, 1949 December
- "The Layman's Stake in Education: As a Member of Organized Labor Views It,"
reprint from The North Central Association
Quarterly, 1952 October
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Box-Folder
83-4
reel-frame 48-506
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Horton, Myles (continued)
- "The Human Frontier in the Southern Mountains," prepared for Journal of Human Relations, 1958 Summer
- "Some Thoughts on Residential Adult Education," 1959
- "Crisis Education," Mankind, 1960
October
- "Folk School in USA," 1966 Yearbook of the Folk Schools of
Scandinavia
- "Training and Job Opportunities"
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Box-Folder
83-5
reel-frame 48-548
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Johnson, Lilian W.
- "Beginning of the Cooperative Movement in the United States"
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Box-Folder
83-5
reel-frame 48
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Jones, Lewis W.
- "Social Centers in the Rural South," reprint from Phylon, The Atlanta University Review of Race and Culture, 1951 Third
quarter
- "There Is Still a Highlander Folk School"
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Box-Folder
83-5
reel-frame 48
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Kabalkin, Sarita
- "The American Ideal," paper done at Paterson State College, 1959 December
18
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Box-Folder
83-5
reel-frame 48
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Kearney, George F.
- "Highlander Folk School Uses Practical Sociology in Facing Racial
Integration," 1955
- Selections from the above
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Box-Folder
83-5
reel-frame 48
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Lawrence, Mary
- "Highlander Folk School - A Brief History," circa 1945
- "Labor Education in the South," Ammunition,
1945
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Box-Folder
83-5
reel-frame 48
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Lawson, Jane
- "Highlander Folk School," reprint from Vassar Alumnae
Magazine, circa 1940
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Box-Folder
83-5
reel-frame 48
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Lewis, Claudia
- "Cocoa Beans at Five," Progressive Education,
1941 December
- "Equipped With an Oak Tree," reprint from Childhood
Education, 1940 January
- "It Takes Courage and Ingenuity," Progressive
Education, 1940 October and reprint of the same
- "Reminiscences of Highlander, 1938-1941"
- "The Summerfield Nursery School," Bank Street Alumni
News, 1939 May
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Box-Folder
83-5
reel-frame 48
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Liveright, A.A.
- "Here Is Highlander," reprint from Adult
Leadership, 1957 April
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Box-Folder
83-5
reel-frame 48
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Ludwig, Thomas
- "The Workshop"
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48-682
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Mabee, Carleton
- "Will Commitment to Nonviolence Last?," reprint from Liberation, undated
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48-489
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Marlowe, Mikii
- "Wilder"
- Excerpts from "Participation of the Poor: The Southern White in Social
Movements," a thesis, 1967 June
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48
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Mason, Lucy Randolph
- "The CIO in the South," reprint from The South and
World Affairs, 1944 April
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48
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Mezerik, A.G.
- "Experiment in the South," The Nation, 1954
November 27
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48
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Rich, Bee
- "Democracy's Drama in the Hills," Social Work
Today, 1941 February
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48
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Shinn, Roger L.
- "The Rumpus About Highlander," Christianity and
Crisis, 1959 November 30
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48
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Smith, Hilda W.
- "Labor Education History: Past, Present and Future," 1965?
- "Report on Appalachian Trip," 1967 June 20-27
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48
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Thomas, Glyn
- "H.F.S.: A Survey (1932-41)," 1961 May
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48
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Timmins, Lois
- "The Sound of One Hand," reprint from Recreation for
the Ill and Handicapped, 1966 July
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48
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Van Brink, Elaine
- "Having Been at Highlander," 1947 October
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48
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Vaughan, Herbert G.
- "The Term Paper," 1956 December 16
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48
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Willimetz, Joanna Creighton
- "How Come Me To Be Here?," reprint from Wellesley
Alumnae Magazine, 1949 October
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48
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Wilson, Leon
- "Highlander Folk School, An Informal History," Mountain Life & Work, 1940 Fall
- "Six Months Is No Long Time," The Atlanta
Monthly
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48
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Winston, Catherine
- Untitled, 1945? July 24
- "Choose Up for the Highland Fling!," Motive,
1945 December
- "Workers' Education: New Style," reprint from The
Nation, 1951 November 17
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Box-Folder
83-6
reel-frame 48
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Wofford, Harris, Jr.
- "The Law and Civil Disobedience," The Presbyterian
Outlook, 1960 September 26
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Youth Project
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Box-Folder
84-1
reel-frame 48-892
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General materials, 1960-1961
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Box-Folder
84-2
reel-frame 49-1
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“Highlander Journal,” 1960
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Research study, 1960
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Box-Folder
84-3
reel-frame 49-83
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General materials
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Box-Folder
84-4
reel-frame 49-201
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Report drafts
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Mss 265
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Series: Publications, A-Z
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Box
84
Folder
5
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Highlander publications lists
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Box
84
Folder
6
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The Art of Artless Rhyme / by Ernie
Marrs, 1960
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Box
84
Folder
6
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Between the Plow Handles, poems by Don
West 1932
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Box
84
Folder
6
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Brotherhood, 1938 June-September
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Box
84
Folder
6
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Champions of Democracy / by Septima
Clark
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Box
84
Folder
6
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Considerations by Southern White Students of Their
Roles in the Struggle for Democracy in the South, 1961 March
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Box
84
Folder
6
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Discussion Outline for Classes in Shop Steward
Training / by Mary Lawrence
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Box
84
Folder
6
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Education for Social Change / by Frank
Adams, 1971
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Box
84
Folder
6
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Education Unlimited: A Handbook on Union Education
in the South / by Mary Lawrence, 1945 April
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Box
84
Folder
6
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Freedom's Call (Help Win Democracy in the South and
Win for All America!)
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Box
84
Folder
6
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Good Recreation Helps Build a Strong Union,
by Lois Fahs Timmins
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Box
84
Folder
6
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Grundy Grouch, 1941 September 13
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Box
84
Folder
6
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A Guide to Community Action, 1955 October
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Box
84
Folder
7
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Highlander Fling, 1933 December-1948 June
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Box
84
Folder
7
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Highlander Folk School: The Story of an Educational
Center for Working People, 1941
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Box
84
Folder
7
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Highlander Folk School Labor
News, 1942 November-1943 February
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Box
84
Folder
7
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Highlander News, 1966 October and 1968
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Highlander Reports : See the Administrative file.
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Highlander song books
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Box
84
Folder
8
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Workers' Songs, 1935 and 1936
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Box
84
Folder
8
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Let's Sing, 1937 and 1938
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Box
84
Folder
8
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Songs for Workers, 1939
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Box
84
Folder
8
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Songs of Field and Factory, 1940
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Box
84
Folder
8
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Songs - Labor, Folk, War 1943
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Box
85
Folder
1
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Sing Out Brother, 1940s
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Box
85
Folder
1
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Songs About Labor, 1940s
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Box
85
Folder
1
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Songs of the Soil, 1940s
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Box
85
Folder
1
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Sing For Freedom, 1960 August
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Box
85
Folder
1
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Songs For Freedom, 1961 March
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Box
84
Folder
7
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Highlander Workshop News, 1965 November
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Box
84
Folder
7
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How to Lead a Study Group, 1935
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Box
85
Folder
2
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Info, 1944 September-1945 September
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Box
85
Folder
2
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The New Agenda for the White Southerner in His New
South, 1960
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Box
85
Folder
2
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News from Highlander, 1954 September
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Box
85
Folder
2
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Nit Wit, Young People's Socialist League,
Monteagle 1933
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Box
85
Folder
2
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Parliamentary Law at a Glance
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Box
85
Folder
2
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The South Looks Ahead (report on 25th
anniversary), 1958
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Box
85
Folder
2
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Southern Resident Labor Colleges, 1937
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Summerfield News
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Box
85
Folder
3
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1938-1939, 1942-1943
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Box
85
Folder
4
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1944-1945
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Box
85
Folder
5
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1946-1947
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Box
85
Folder
6
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1948-1949, 1951
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Box
85
Folder
7
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They All Came to the Meeting / by Mary
Elkuss
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Box
85
Folder
7
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Today's Highlander Program, 1971
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Box
85
Folder
7
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The Union Builder (UCWOC #198), 1941
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Box
85
Folder
7
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We Shall Overcome, 1963
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Box
85
Folder
7
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Who Is a Subversive? / by Marion A.
Wright, 1959 May 23
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Box
85
Folder
7
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You Are Now a Shop Steward / by Mary and Bill
Elkuss
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Box
85
Folder
7
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You Can Make a Leaflet (for Tennessee State
Industrial Union Council)
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Micro 795
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Series: Clippings
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Audio 515A
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Series: Audio Recordings : The arrangement of the tapes corresponds to the arrangement of the papers, although
several especially interesting tapes on general civil rights topics are filed under
"Miscellaneous." About one-third of the descriptions below were prepared by the
Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville, which owns copies of the tapes
concerned.
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Administrative file
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Executive Council meetings
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Audio
515A/1
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Advisory and Executive meeting, 1956 March 3-4
Myles Horton, May Justus, Rosa Parks, and George Mitchell discuss the
Montgomery bus boycott, conditions leading up to the boycott, how and why it
began, the use of nonviolent tactics, what the protesters hope to gain, the
involvement of whites, the Orangeburg boycott, mixing of the races, and school
integration.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Audio
515A/2
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Advisory and Executive meeting, 1956 March 3-4 (continued)
Myles Horton, George Mitchell, and Wilson Linsley discuss school integration,
unifying the African-American population, building community organization, the
Knoxville Joint Committee's plan for integration, Tennessee law school
integration, and the relationships between trade unions, voting, and
desegregation. Horton talks about organizing a program for future workshops.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Audio
515A/3
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Meeting of the Board of Directors, 1966
A financial report and discussion of increasing contributions, scheduling Board
meetings, and the possibility of publishing poetry written by Highlander
students.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Audio
515A/4
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Meeting of the Board of Directors, 1967 May 6
Discussion of a legislative investigation of Highlander and passage of a
resolution that the Board should not cooperate with the investigators. Board
members deliver reports on such topics as issuing news releases, soliciting
contributions, leadership training, staff members, and the goals of Highlander.
Voter registration, Appalachian problems, and the Free Speech Movement are
discussed.
Approximate running time: 360 minutes.
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Audio
515A/5
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Staff and Executive Council meeting, undated
Discussion of Highlander's new role in second level political education;
comments on Septima Clark taking a leave of absence to work with the Southern
Christian Leadership Council; Esau Jenkins gives a report on the Sea Islands and
tells of plans for expanding operations in the Islands.
Approximate running time: 15 minutes.
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Audio
515A/6
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Highlander Board and Advisory Council discussion, undated
Board and Advisory Council members, including Myles Horton, May Justus, and
Rosa Parks, discuss teaching brotherhood to children, the start of the
Montgomery bus boycott, conditions surrounding a successful movement, changing
attitudes of African-Americans, and the role of whites in the civil rights
movement.
Approximate running time: 41 minutes.
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General correspondence
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Letters dictated by Myles Horton
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Audio
515A/168
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1955 November
Letter to Harvey O'Connor--comments on strikes and role of trade unionism in
the U.S., comments on the AFL convention in Memphis, AFL and CIO merger,
progressive unions, role of political action, CIO's fight against Jim Crow,
plight of the Southern farmer, and the roles of churches and unions; letter to
Rev. C.G. Brown--praises Rev. Brown for work among African-Americans on Johns
Island; report on a visit to Kodak, Sevier County, Tennessee-- comments on the
farmers union, leaders in the union, and the movement to end segregation in
Sevier County; letter to Lennard Reiser-- comments on Johns Island, Esau
Jenkins, and Clarence Mitchell; notes on Johns Island-- quotes Esau Jenkins'
letter telling of his daughters being fired because of integration work,
Horton's reply is quoted; Horton reports on visit to Johns Island--investigation
into the firing of Esau's daughters, comments on Rev. G.C. Brown backing up Esau
in the fight. Also a discussion from a college workshop.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Audio
515A/44
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1955
An appeal for contributions with information about Highlander's 25th
anniversary celebration, to Mike Ross concerning the legal battle over
Highlander's tax status and to Jan Shelby evaluating Highlander's progress;
notes from a speech by Horton on Highlander's background, basic program
structure, goals, and obstacles. Also a meeting about the citizenship
program.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Audio
515A/7
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1957 October 10
Letter to John B. Thompson--tells of difficulty in writing because of pressing
duties, tells of attacks on Highlander by Senator James Eastland, Governor Orval
Faubus, comments on Governor Marvin Griffin leading the attack, comments on Ed
Friend's pictures smearing the school, praises Septima Clark; notes for an
article--explains role of Highlander and methods used, letter to Reinhold
Niebuhr--tells of Governor Griffin's attack, says Governor Griffin is playing
into the hands of the communists, says Governor Griffin is invading states
rights by going into Tennessee, comments on loss of tax status and how it's
hurting the school; news release--tells of Myles Horton and Septima Clark
attending a meeting in San Diego, California, discusses Thanksgiving weekend
workshop, comments on plans for future workshops; letter to Tom Ludwig--tells of
Catholic conference in Kansas City where Horton made a speech, tells of Holland
Catholic Conference and of plans to go to Delaware Catholic Conference;
statement to executive council and sponsors--comments on someone that Israel
sent to Highlander; letter to Roger Baldwin--comments on Prince Hopkins
Foundation funds to Highlander, tells of regular audits on the school's records,
tells of Governor Griffin's attacks; letter to Senator Paul Douglas--comments on
contributions by Douglas in 1935, tells of Governor Griffin's attack and denies
connection with communists; letter to Congressman Brooks Hays praises Hays for
his efforts in Little Rock school desegregation, comments on Governor Griffin,
comments on Alva Taylor; letter to Margaret Meade--comments on donation by her
in 1934, role of whites in the South; letter to Miss Anna O.H.
Williamson--comments on a planned article; letter to Mrs. Fran
Perlstein--comments on fundraising party in California, comments on Governor
Griffin; letter to Perry Cartwright--comments on article on Highlander in
October issue of the Southern Newsletter,
critical of labor unions in the South, criticizes textile workers union, praise
for Larry Rogan and Packinghouse Workers, says that integration and not labor is
the real issue in the South; letter to Thurgood Marshall--comments on Governor
Griffin and future troubles of Highlander; letter to Roy Wilkins--comments on
Governor Griffin; letter to Father O'Grady--comments on the illness of Miss
Favire, Governor Griffin's attack, Catholic conferences; letter to Jim
Elliot--asks advice on barring the press from future meetings at Highlander,
speculates that Abner Berry and Ed Friend were working together at the 25th
anniversary meeting.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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Audio
515A/8
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1957 December
Letter to the press--countering attack made by Governor Griffin; letter to Glen
Hanson; announcement of increase in Highlander's dairy herd; letter to Mrs.
Louise Fort; letter to Lois Graff--explains Highlander's position on communism
and comments on damage to reform efforts by the communists; letter to Senator
Hubert Humphrey--comments on attacks on Highlander; memo to the press--answers
attacks on Highlander; letter to Ralph Buncbe-comments on Governor Griffin's
attack and expresses determination to fight back (similar letters to Roy Wilkins
and Thurgood Marshall); letter to Glen Wilson--comments on efforts to raise
funds for the school; memo to the executive council--comments on need for
younger staff at the school, asks council to consider replacing him, discusses
plans for future projects; memo to staff; letter to Bonnie Flint; letter to
Maria George; letter to Judge and Mrs. J.W. Waring; letter to Carl
Hessler--comments on a staff member; letter to Alvena Vesar; letter to George
and Bea Wolfe; letter to Chris Benson; letter to Gordon Monkan; letter to Melvin
and Velva Good; letter to Iz and Betty Goldiamond; letter to Tom and Jane
Govan--comments on cooperation by members of University of the South; letter to
Charlotte and Reynold Holt; letter to Mrs. James (Edith) Storr; letter to Leon
Wilson--asks him to write to Ralph McGill complaining about his
"pseudoliberalism," comments on reactionary leaders in Grundy County; letter to
Branston O'Casey.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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Subject file
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Addresses and speeches
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Audio
515A/9
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Southern Regional White Citizens' Council meeting, 1956 May
Held in New Orleans featuring anti-integration speeches by Louisiana State
Senator William M. Rainach, Rep. Davis of Mississippi, and Governor Griffin of
Georgia. The speakers object to the Supreme Court's ruling on integration and
call for organized opposition.
Approximate running time: 40 minutes.
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Audio
515A/10
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“The American College and American Freedom” / by Alexander
Meiklejohn, 1957 May
Address delivered by Alexander Meiklejohn on the 30th anniversary of the
University of Wisconsin's Experimental College. Meiklejohn comments on the
structure and purpose of the college, the responsibility of schools to teach the
ideals of freedom and liberty and the distinction between them, and the meaning
of American freedom. The failures and accomplishments of higher education in the
past 25 years are summarized, followed by comments on the role of future
educators.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Audio
515A/11
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1963 May 10
Robert Shelton, Kelvin Craig, and other high ranking Klansmen speak at a Ku
Klux Klan meeting held in Birmingham, Alabama. At a mass meeting celebrating the
negotiated settlement of the nonviolent direct action integration campaign, Rev.
Martin Luther King Jr., Rev. Ralph Abernathy, and others describe recent
progress in the civil rights movement and encourage future efforts. On Mother's
Day following an outbreak of violence, citizens express their views on the
current racial strife, and ministers offer prayers for peace, justice, and
brotherhood.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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Audio
515A/12
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Attorney William Kunstler, 1968 June
Kunstler speaks on repression in the United States using the cases against H.
Rap Brown and antiwar protesters as examples. He predicts the use of
increasingly radical protest tactics, comparing the protesters to participants
in the Revolutionary War, and comments on the right to dissent as guaranteed by
the First Amendment.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Audio
515A/13
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Question and Answer Session Following Kunstler's Speech, 1968 June
Discussion topics include a Senate bill designed to strengthen the internal
security of the United States which would have the effect of repealing all
Supreme Court decisions in the fields of civil rights and liberties handed down
in the last 10 years, the power of the Supreme Court to declare
constitutionality, black separation, pros and cons of school integration, the
steering committee, underground publications, and concentration camps in the
United States.
Approximate running time: 45 minutes.
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Audio
515A/14
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Speech by David Schoenbrun at Memphis State University, 1969 November 26
Schoenbrun proclaims the beginning of the "Thermonuclear Age," warns of the
threat of nuclear war, and urges respect for the United Nations. He speaks about
American involvement in the war in Vietnam, which he calls illegal, immoral and
un-American, denies the validity of reasons given for involvement, blames fear
of communism for America's abandonment of its anti-colonial heritage, and calls
for an end to the war.
Approximate running time: 45 minutes.
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Audio
515A/15
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Dick Gregory in Birmingham, Alabama after release from jail undated
Dick Gregory speaks in Birmingham, Alabama following his release from
Birmingham Jail after being arrested during a civil rights demonstration. He
talks about the place of the "Negro in American society," crime, welfare,
housing, schools, and equal opportunity.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Appalachian Project
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Audio
515A/16
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Appalachian Project Meeting, 1965 June 16Myles Horton and others discuss issues of interest to the people of Appalachia
including integration, food stamps, and welfare programs. After finding out
their major problems, plans are discussed for arousing concern and organizing
the people to work for solutions. Horton talks about the importance of
chronicling activities to provide a reference for future workers and comments on
the relationships between Appalachian problems and the civil rights movement.
Plans for a future workshop are discussed. Approximate running time: 60 minutes. : See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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Audio
515A/17
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Meeting of the Community Development Project, 1965 July 9
Robert Flint, John Chater, and Thorsten Horton plan a schedule of activities
for the following week. Local writers and poets are discussed, and the
suggestion is made to try to publish some of their work. They discuss the focus
and approach of the project and how it has changed since it began, the
possibility of organizing a community center and activities for children, how
much time should be spent on the project, the effect on the communities, and how
to recruit volunteers.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Audio
515A/18
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Meeting of the Appalachian Project, 1965 July 21
Myles and Thorsten Horton, Robert Flint, and John Chater discuss initiating and
encouraging action on the community level, recognizing problems, developing
leadership and community action organizations, and federal and state
programs.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Attacks and investigations : See also 515A/129 under "Publicity."
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Audio
515A/19
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Meeting at Septima Clark's home, 1959 February 17
Discussion of integration and "red-baiting." Esau Jenkins tells of threats on
Martin Luther King's life. Comments are made on voter registration and economic
aspects of breaking down segregation. Discussion of the 1959 raid on Highlander.
Septima Clark discusses statements made by Attorney-General A.B. Sloan about
Highlander. Plans are formulated for answering charges while waiting for Myles
Horton to return from Europe. Mrs. Clark tells of instructions from lawyer
Jordan Stokes. Statement by Rev. S.S. Seay defending Highlander.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes
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The Highlander Folk School hearing at Altamont, Tennessee
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1959 September 14
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Audio
515A/20
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Part I
Attorneys make their opening remarks. The Registrar of Deeds gives
testimony pertaining to the school's charter and deeds. Mrs. Willie Lane
testifies concerning the reputation of the school and the conduct of its
students. Ike Church is questioned about the school's property and buildings
and his duties as an employee there.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Audio
515A/21
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Part II
Ike Church and Mrs. May Thomas give testimony about the sale of
intoxicating beverages on the school grounds, immoral conduct among the
students, and the school's reputation in the community. Mrs. Thomas is
questioned concerning allegations that she had stolen Highlander
property.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Audio
515A/22
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Part III
Mr. Holt testifies to having delivered cases of beer to the school. Sammy
Thomas tells of witnessing drunken and immoral conduct on the school
grounds. Sheriff Clay who led the raid on Highlander on August 31, 1959 is
called to testify, and a discussion follows concerning the validity of the
search warrant used in the raid. Mrs. Dosie Church is questioned concerning
the sale of alcoholic beverages at the school.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Audio
515A/23
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Part IV
Mrs. Dosie Church is questioned concerning the presence and consumption of
alcohol on the school grounds. Defense attorney Branstetter attempts to
discredit the reputations of several of the prosecution's witnesses. Mrs.
Church is asked about Myles Horton's relationship with the women at the
school and the conduct of students and staff members. Lawrence Petty
testifies to having seen alcoholic beverages on school property and to
witnessing persons involved in drunken and immoral acts.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Audio
515A/24
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Part V
Lawrence Petty, C.W. Marlowe, Mr. Johnson, and Wayne Petty give testimony
concerning immoral conduct among staff members and students at Highlander
and the sale and consumption of intoxicants on school property. Mr. Ed
Friend presents photographs taken at the school of people holding beer
cans.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Audio
515A/25
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Part VI
Mr. Ed Friend of Georgia testifies to having witnessed students and staff
members drinking alcohol at the school. Malcolm Fults, a county judge, is
questioned about the reputations of several witnesses and of the school in
general. Herman E. Baggenstoss, editor of the Grundy
County Herald, is asked how the people of the county feel about
the school.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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1959 September 15
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Audio
515A/26
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Part I
Mr. Carl Geary gives testimony concerning the reputation of Highlander. Mr.
Wright, who issued the search warrant prior to the raid on the school on
August 31, 1959, is called to testify, and the validity of the warrant is
contested. Deputy Sheriff Winton is questioned about the reputations of some
of the earlier witnesses.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Audio
515A/27
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Part II
Sheriff Clay gives testimony concerning the reputations of the school and
of several witnesses. The State rests its case. Mr. Hugh Morgan and Alice
Cobb tell about their experiences at Highlander where they had attended
workshops. They defend the conduct of the students and faculty during the
period of their enrollment. Myles Horton explains how beer was purchased and
distributed at Highlander.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Audio
515A/28
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Part III
Myles Horton responds to some of the charges made by previous witnesses and
tells how beer was purchased and distributed at the school. May Justus is
asked about her relationship to the school and the conduct of students and
staff members of the workshops she had attended.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Dr. D.O. Ward, Rev. Solomon Seay, and U.Z. McKennon testify to having
attended programs at Highlander and deny having seen any misconduct on the
part of students or staff members. Septima Clark is questioned on the sale
of alcohol at the school.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Part V
Dr. D.W. Cross, Scott Bates, Robert Arthur Degan, David E. Underdam,
Charles Winters, and Marvin Goodstein testify concerning their participation
in programs at Highlander, the school's reputation, and their own personal
observations of the conduct of students and staff.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Part I
Mrs. Vera McCampbell, Matthew Petway, Esau Jenkins, James Hargis, and John
Clark are called upon to testify about their relationships to the school,
the reputation of Highlander, and their observations of conduct among
students and members of the staff.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Part II
Betty Wade, a Methodist deaconess, is questioned about the conduct of
students during a session she attended at Highlander and the attitude at
Highlander and the attitude of the Methodist Church toward the consumption
of alcohol. District Attorney A.B. Sloan makes his rebuttal citing the
decisions of the courts in similar cases, which he believes, should serve as
precedents in the case against Highlander.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Part III
The State concludes its rebuttal calling for the closing of Highlander. The
Defense, in making its rebuttal, claims the school is under attack for
conducting integrated classes and for its politics and contrasts the
credibility of witnesses for the defense and prosecution. A.B. Sloan begins
his concluding statement.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Part IVA.B. Sloan finishes his concluding remarks calling for the closing of
Highlander. Judge Chattin hands down his decision to leave the school open
but lock the main building. Approximate running time: 15 minutes. : See also 515A/37.
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1959 November 3
In calling the jury, attorneys question prospective jurors about their views
on integration. All admit that they feel schools should be segregated, but
they claim this will not prejudice their decisions in the case of
Highlander.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Excerpts, 1959 November 5-6
November 5--Dr. Morris Mitchell is questioned by A.B. Sloan, A.A. Liveright
testifies, and Sloan and Myles Horton exchange views. Cecil Branstetter
presents a summation for the defense. November 6--Sloan gives his summation
and comments on Adlai Stevenson and Stokes Fund that gave money to
Highlander.
Approximate running time: 40 minutes.
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1959 November 6
A.B. Sloan speaks about the property value and taxation of Highlander and
accuses Myles Horton of running the school for his own personal profit. (Also
an excerpt from September 16, 515A/34, Judge Chattin handing down his
decision.)
Approximate running time: 15 minutes.
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1959 November
Mr. Lane gives testimony pertaining to the support of communist doctrine by
Highlander. Sheriff Clay testifies about the school's reputation. Rudolf
Brown, a justice of the peace, is asked about the school's connection with the
United Mine Workers. Several witnesses are questioned about the school's
programs and politics, and May Justus reads her statement concerning the
contributions Highlander has made to the community.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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1959 November
May Justus is questioned concerning the support for communist philosophy,
management of the funds and property of Highlander, and the reputation of the
school. She is asked about the details of a statement she had read earlier
(see 515A/38) about Highlander's contributions to the community.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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515A/40
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Myles Horton comments, 1962
Horton comments on the closing of the Highlander Folk School and development of
the Highlander Research and Education Center.
Approximate running time: 10 minutes.
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Address by Mr. Gough, 1963 July 29
In an anti-communist, racially-biased address delivered at Knoxville,
Tennessee, Mr. Gough asserts that communism is operating in America through the
civil rights movement, that the United States has helped the "Negro" more than
any other nation, and that the people of Africa became civilized only through
help from white men. He comments on the Black Muslims and the NAACP, accuses
Highlander of providing a training ground for communist agitators, condemns the
activities of Myles Horton, Don West, John Butler, and Aubrey Williams, and
calls for an investigation and the arrest of the Highlander staff.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Sam Clark and Thorsten Horton report on the North-South Smoky Mountain
Work Camp, 1963 July
Horton explains how the idea for the camp originated. Clark describes the
activities and atmosphere at the camp.
Approximate running time: 15 minutes.
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Citizenship program
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Meeting at Septima Clark's home, 1955
At a meeting in the home of Septima Clark, a discussion is conducted concerning
the harassment of NAACP members, the lack of police protection for
African-Americans, the need to unite and fight back, and the power that could be
gained by getting African-Americans to register and vote.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Meeting at Septima Clark's home, 1957 July
At Septima Clark's home, a discussion is held about the adult school on Johns
Island, students' opinions of the school, and plans for future operation. (Also
letters dictated by Myles Horton.)
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Planning session for Voter Registration workshop in the Sea
Islands, 1958 September 22
Myles Horton, Septima Clark, and Mrs. Davis discuss when to hold classes and
varying sessions to avoid repeating any one class. They praise the work of Mrs.
Brewer on Edisto Island, plan a staffing workshop and the invitation of white
people to the session. A discussion arises concerning where to meet so that an
integrated audience may attend.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Report on the Sea Islands Project, 1959 May 17Myles Horton, Septima Clark, Judge Polier, and others report on Johns Island;
Bernice Robinson mentioned as doing a good job of teaching in the Islands;
comments on Highlander purchasing law books to be used all over Charleston and
Sea Islands; discussion of how many voters registered in the area; comments on
types of classes held in literacy schools. Favorable mention of Matthew Perry, a
civil rights lawyer in Greensburg, comments on Dr. Wil Lou Gray who was pioneer
in adult education and better race relations in the Charleston area. Horton
comments on how adults are taught to read, write, and vote. S. Clark comments on
getting every segment of the community into the schools. Larry Atkins, social
worker from West Virginia, comes in and is introduced to other members. Horton
comments on the Highlander method of adult education and discussion of various
personalities in the civil rights and adult education fields. Horton comments on
labor movement and how Highlander was involved; comments on moral support given
by professors and students at the University of the South. Discussion of work
being done by Bernice Robinson in the Sea Islands; discussion of organization
and future plans for Sea Islands project; comments on type of person needed to
teach in literacy schools. Approximate running time: 80 minutes. : See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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Literacy School Class Meeting (Sea Islands), 1960 January 7
Mrs. Allene Brewer teaching students to fill out registration forms. Introduces
Septima Clark, Alice Cobb, Dorcas Ruthenburg, and Myles Horton.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Report on the Civil Rights Act of 1960 and training of Citizenship
School teachers, 1960
1960 July: William P. Mitchell discusses role of federal judges in enforcement
of the law; Myles Horton comments on how to speed up the act and to test the
law; discussion of issuing a statement on the act; attempts to circumvent the
act; civil rights in West Tennessee; Horton comments on the civil rights law as
a political tool and predicts more enforcement in the election year.
1960 November: Rev. Reddick, Mr. and Mrs. Lassiter, Septima Clark, Myles
Horton, and others. Rev. Reddick discusses role of Christianity and civil rights
movement. Discussion of Fayette County registration drive and adult education
program; comments on need for more civil rights legislation and problem of
getting legislation through conservative coalition in Congress; comments on
civil rights and world opinion; comments on black supremacy and the Muslim
movement. Septima Clark comments on emotional appeal of Bishop Grace in South
Carolina, and comments on a Muslim family who stopped at Highlander.
Approximate running time: 90 minutes.
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1961 August 5-6
Wyatt Walker tells of integration drive in Petersburg, Virginia, use of
barber shops to spread movement and recruit for citizenship schools, role of
teachers in movement, role of African-American doctors; comments on pressure
against teachers who speak out for the movement; comments on Fayette County
voter registration drive; comments on Haywood County; discussion of voter
registration forms, problems of registration, and the need for more
organization in West Tennessee. Septima Clark gives approximate cost for
running a training school, outlines the responsibilities of teachers, and
joins in a discussion of local elections.
Approximate running time: 85 minutes.
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1961 August 5-6 (continued)
Mr. Porter, from West Tennessee, joins the discussion. Comments are made on
Fayette and Haywood Counties, teaching methods in Petersburg, Virginia,
factionalism in Fayette County, and a listing of various groups working in the
county. Panel discussion of Highlander's role in the new South.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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1961 August 8Septima Clark gives instructions on conducting the first session of a
citizenship training school including discussion of the purpose of the school,
the history and philosophy of the sponsoring organization, the sacredness of
the individual, and belief in America; discussion of responsibility for
injustices, the Black Muslim movement, Highlander's legal battles, and the
role of the church in society; demonstrations of assigning homework for
citizenship school pupils, enrollment procedures, and grouping of
students. Approximate running time: 60 minutes. : See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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1961 August 9
Septima Clark and Bernice Robinson lead a discussion on setting up a
citizenship school; topics include when to hold classes, organizing class
schedules, and obtaining and using materials.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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1961 August 9 (continued)
Citizenship training session including discussion of the importance of
various documents (birth certificate, social security card, etc.) to persons
moving to a different state, duties and responsibilities of supervisors and
teachers of citizenship schools, and record keeping. The children of the Rev.
Fred Shuttleworth describe how they were arrested for refusing to move to the
rear of a bus (also on 515A/212).
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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1961 August 10
Citizenship training session including a demonstration of teaching reading
and writing, comments on and criticisms of methods used in the demonstration,
discussion of procedures employed in grouping students and selecting teachers
for the schools; responsibilities of supervisors and teachers.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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1961 August 10 and 12
Session opens with song and prayer; Septima Clark leads discussion on
organizing a citizenship school including when to meet and the assignment of
homework; two demonstrations on how to conduct the first session including
introduction of students and discussion of the purpose and history of the
schools, welfare, and social services, sponsoring organizations, sacredness of
the individual, and belief in America; comments on the Black Muslim movement;
students evaluate the two demonstrations presented earlier.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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515A/55
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Life on the Sea Islands, 1961
Esau Jenkins comments on African-American spirituals, hard times,
transportation, property ownership, organizations, etc. in the Sea Islands.
Discussion of citizenship schools in the Islands. Introduction of Myles and
Aimee Horton and Guy and Candie Carawan. Jenkins comments on early schools in the
Islands.
Approximate running time: 40 minutes.
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Life on the Sea Islands (continued), 1961
Esau Jenkins tells of his early life, days on the farm, and his education;
comments on illiterate African-Americans being cheated by merchants and on the
way in which spirituals provide a driving force.
Approximate running time: 10 minutes.
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Various discussions on Money, Property, Politics, and
Citizenship 1965 August 26, September
Mr. Mack talks about controlling the money in politics, the problem of
African-Americans losing their property for failure to pay taxes, and how to
become involved in government at the precinct level. Bernice Robinson leads a
discussion of using newspapers as teaching aids. Septima Clark demonstrates
filling out a citizenship school report form and talks about influencing the
community. Mr. Mack speaks on holding the interest of a class, African-American
history in America, and changing trends in politics. A discussion of banking
techniques is conducted and consideration is given to the questions of why
African-Americans don't get an equal share of the nation's wealth and how to
deal with unemployment and consumer problems.
Approximate running time: 180 minutes.
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Citizenship School training session, undated
Septima Clark leads a citizenship school training session on conducting the
first lesson including discussion on enrollment, grouping students, encouraging
participation and discussing current issues. Students engage in role playing
exercises and reading sections of the citizenship school work-book. Bernice
Robinson demonstrates conducting a reading lesson. Students discuss the meaning
of "program," "political machine," and "pressure groups" in the context of voter
education. Dorothy Cotton leads a discussion of individual community problems
and the problem solving process, the meaning of citizenship, the right to march,
and the Constitution.
Approximate running time: 240 minutes.
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Report on Raising Funds for the Sea Islands, undated : See 515A/65 under "Fundraising."
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Community Leadership program
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Planning session for the Sevier and Knoxville Counties Weekend
Residential program, 1956 October 6
Participants discuss the choice of location and facilities, basic structure of
the program, inviting participants and speakers, scheduling activities,
combining rural and city programs and planning dates for the programs.
Approximate running time: 50 minutes.
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515A/71
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Discussion of events in and around Anderson County and
Clinton, undated
Discussion of White Citizens Council in Anderson County and Clinton, and
comments on Rev. Turner being mobbed in Clinton. Rev. Houts tells of a meeting
of Farmers Union and Miners at Gatlinburg; plans for an adult education center
for Knox, Sevier, and Lake counties; segregation in Knoxville. Plans to invite
Clinton children to a Christmas party at Highlander. (Also report on Camp
Koinonia.)
Approximate running time: 50 minutes.
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Zilphia Horton, 1956 February 16At the Montana Farmers Union School Zilphia Horton speaks about her travels
across the country, the variation in culture and music she has observed, and the
meaning behind the songs she sings. Approximate running time: 30 minutes. : Content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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Zilphia Horton (continued)
At the Montana Farmers Union School, Zilphia Horton talks about folk music,
leads group singing, and, discusses the history of folk singing and the
appreciation of cowboy as part of the western culture.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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515A/62
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Group singing session, 1956 February 16?
Zilphia Horton leads group singing at the Montana Farmers Union School.
Approximate running time: 10 minutes.
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515A/63
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Group singing session, 1956 February 17?
Zilphia Horton sings folk and labor union songs and leads group singing.
Approximate running time: 40 minutes.
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515A/64
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Farmers Union planning session, 1956 April 7
At a Farmers Union Planning session, participants discuss establishing and
financing medical facilities in small communities through a welfare corporation,
and obtaining the support of the public and local ministers and politicians;
comments are made on current health programs and subsistence farming.
Approximate running time: 45 minutes.
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515A/44
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Letters dictated by Myles Horton, 1955
Includes an appeal for contributions which provides information about
Highlander's 25th anniversary celebration. (Also other letters and a meeting
concerning the adult school on Johns Island.)
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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515A/65
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Report on Fundraising Trip to New York, undated
Septima Clark tells about trying to raise funds for the Sea Islands project,
visiting the Henry Street Settlement House and visiting with Margaret Lamont,
Stuart Meacham, A. Philip Randolph, and Myra Market.
Approximate running time: 10 minutes.
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Friends World Institute meeting, 1966 May 30
Sam and Florence Reese talked about their experiences in organizing a union for
coal miners in 1931 in the face of violent opposition. Group singing.
Approximate running time: 80 minutes.
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Mining discussion, 1968 June
Sam and Florence Reese. Con Browne and others discuss mining in Harlan County
and how the miners' union was organized. Florence sings some original songs, and
a former miner reads poetry he had written.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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515A/68
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Singing and discussions on Coal mining and Democratic Convention in
Chicago, 1968 August 31
Peter and Polly Gott, Randy Ihara, and Florence Reese singing. Sam and Florence
Reese talk about Harlan County in the 1920s and 1930s, the organization of a
coal miners' union, and the violent tactics used by mine owners trying to
destroy the union. The Reeses, Myles Horton, and Conrad Browne discuss the
Democratic Convention in Chicago, poverty, war, and organizing mine workers.
Approximate running time: 100 minutes.
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515A/69
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Coal mining discussion, 1969 May 1
Sam Reese talks about working in the coal mines in Harlan County, organizing a
miners' union, and violent opposition from mine owners. He recalls instances in
which union organizers were threatened, harassed by "thugs," and murdered.
Working conditions in the mines are discussed. Florence Reese talks about the
hardships imposed upon the families of the union men and sings, "Which Side are
You On?," a song she wrote during the union struggles. Discussion of the history
of the mines.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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Adult Education Statement, 1962 DecemberIn Spanish with
translation into English. A statement is read outlining the basic purposes of an adult education program
and describing some of the problems faced by such a program, barriers to be
avoided or overcome, vocational training programs, the threat of technology
destroying human values, the importance of educating the workers, the need for
good teachers and professors, the adult education program in Mexico,
international objectives, and the role of recreation in education. The seminar
is summarized. Approximate running time: 100 minutes.
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Koinonia Farm
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Camp Koinonia-Highlander, 1957
Children singing and telling what they did at camp; Guy Carawan talks with the
children. (Also discussion of segregation in various communities.)
Approximate running time: 35 minutes.
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515A/72
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Koinonia Camp Talent Show, 1957
Children singing, playing records, and performing skits.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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515A/73
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Report on Koinonia Farms, 1960 March
Dorothy Swisshelm discusses history of the settlement, violence against farms,
boycott of the farms, why she came to Koinonia, and requirements for joining the
group; question and answer session. (Also poems by John Beecher.)
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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CIO School, 1953 June 26
Discussion about the Volunteer Ordnance Works in Chattanooga and problems of
organization at the plant; an African-American named Mr. Smith speaks of going
to a white school in 1897 Moscow, Tennessee.
Approximate running time: 35 minutes.
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515A/75
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CIO workshop, undated
Discussion of contracts and wage increases.
Approximate running time: 10 minutes.
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515A/76
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Union discrimination and wage discussion, undatedDiscussion of discrimination against union workers, comparative wages in North
and South, and guaranteed annual wage. Approximate running time: 30 minutes. : See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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515A/77
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Union operation and wage discussions, undated
Paul Christopher explains union operations at Milan, Tennessee, and lists
demands; lists organizers and director of Milan project. Discussion of film
center at Highlander, comparison of wages and prices in Memphis and Milan, equal
pay for women, production speed-ups, and dangers of speed-ups in powder
plant.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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515A/78
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United Furniture Workers workshop, undated
Robert Torrence, North Carolina union leaders, Floyd Buckner, Vice-President
and Southern Director of UFW, speaks; Myles Horton comments on fear due to
McCarthyism; President of UFW presents awards and certificates to graduates of
Highlander workshop; singing "Gimme that Old Union Spirit."
Approximate running time: 45 minutes.
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515A/79
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United Packinghouse Workers workshop, undated
Lyle Cooper leads discussion of seasonal unemployment and effect on union
organization, and labor costs in the packing industry in comparison to other
industries.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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515A/80
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United Packinghouse Workers workshop, undated
Workers discuss discrimination in hiring practices and segregated working
conditions.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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515A/81
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United Packinghouse Workers workshop, undated
Film center report, making of movie at Sizzle Ranch in Texas, working with
oyster workers in New Jersey, filmstrips used in Chicago, and use of filmstrips
at Highlander for unions.
Approximate running time: 10 minutes.
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515A/82
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United Packinghouse Workers workshop, undated
Lyle Cooper leads discussion of democracy in industrial unions, profits in the
packing industries.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Discussion of India, 1956
Dr. Stewart Meacham tells of Indian government, problems of the Indian people,
standard of living, village life, and religion in India.
Approximate running time: 25 minutes.
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515A/84
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Integration kit (excerpts), 1957 February 16Zilphia Horton singing; Myles Horton introduces Septima Clark, George Mitchell,
and Rosa Parks; Horton and Esau Jenkins discuss the Sea Islands; Septima Clark
tells of work in Charleston; L.A. Blackman tells of integration in Elloree,
South Carolina; a union organizer tells of labor organization in West
Tennessee. Approximate running time: 25 minutes. : See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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515A/85
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Impressions of the South by Ella Jones, 1957
Ella Jones gives her impressions of conditions of African-Americans in
Chattanooga, Atlanta, and Chattsworth and Thomasville, Georgia; comments on
school system in the deep South and the boom in building African-American
schools; and compares Georgia with Florida.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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515A/19
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Meeting at Septima Clark's home, 1959 February 17
Discussion of integration; discussion of red-baiting; Esau Jenkins tells of
threats on Martin Luther King's life; comments on voter registration and the
economic aspects of breaking down segregation. Discussion of the 1959 raid on
Highlander.
Approximate running time: 25 minutes.
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515A/86
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Citizens Committee meeting, Charleston, South Carolina 1960 January 19
John B. Thompson discusses progress in the South, Highlander's role, and
comments on white reactionaries. Mr. Gadshaw comments on the strike against a
Charleston bakery. Mrs. Ruth Bishop tells of her arrest and of Esau Jenkins
bailing her out. Mr. Wrighten, a lawyer, makes a statement about the case and
comments on the difficulties of African-American lawyers in the South.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Arrest of Rev. Fred Shuttleworth's children, 1960 August 20
Fredrickia tells of leaving Highlander on a bus and refusing to move to the
rear. Patricia tells of arrest in Alabama and of Fredrickia and Fred Jr. being
hit by a policeman. Mrs. Shuttlesworth tells about making bond for the children.
Rev. Shuttlesworth tells of going to get the children out of jail. (Also opening
session of New Leadership workshop.)
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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515A/87
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Aimee Horton interviews Buford Posey about his views on Politics and
Civil Rights, 1964 May 3
Posey describes how he was threatened and ostracized in his home of
Philadelphia, Mississippi for refusing to join the Ku Klux Klan.
Approximate running time: 21 minutes.
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515A/88
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Walter Cronkite interviews Buford Posey, 1964 July 2
Walter Cronkite interviews Posey by telephone concerning the disappearance of
three civil rights workers in Philadelphia, Mississippi. In another telephone
conversation, Posey talks with an unknown party about the same subject.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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515A/89
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David Welsh interviews Buford Posey for the Civil Rights Information
Service, 1964 July 22 copies with same call number. Posey is asked about the disappearance and suspected murder of three civil
rights workers in Philadelphia, Mississippi. Myles Horton summarizes Posey's
involvement in the case. Approximate running time: 27 minutes.
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515A/90
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Buford Posey and Myles Horton interviews, 1964, 1965
Buford Posey describes four incidents of interracial confrontation from his
early life and tells how he was changed from an advocate of white supremacy to a
civil rights worker. Excerpts from an interview with Myles Horton about the
Highlander Research and Education Center.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Discussions on the Poor, Labor Unions, and Government 1968 October 30-31Discussion of helping the poor help themselves; comments on the National
Association for Community Development's poor people's lobby and ways to train
and organize leaders. Myles Horton stresses the importance of letting the people
run the programs themselves, and the difference between formulating theories and
applying them to actual situations. Discussion of progress and policies in the
labor unions, working through county government, and the accomplishments of
certain individuals. Participants include Myles Horton, Frank Adams, Jack
Minnis, and B. Lloyd. Approximate running time: 120 minutes. : See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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515A/92
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Filmstrip presentation on Segregation, undated
Robbie Fichman shows a filmstrip and comments on each frame.
Approximate running time: 45 minutes.
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515A/93
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Goals of the civil rights movement, undated
Discussion of the goals of the civil rights movement, the willingness to lose a
job or to die to achieve those goals, the movement's relationship to
Christianity, the quality of white and African-American schools, priorities of
the educational system, student involvement in the movement, and some reasons
why people join the cause.
Approximate running time: 45 minutes.
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Satires on the Southern way of life, undated
Satires on the southern way of life showing the degradation, inhumanity, and
stupidity of bigotry. Attacks are aimed at the White Citizens Council,
hypocritical preachers, southern justice, and poor living conditions.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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515A/95
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Discussion of Fisk Race Relations Institute, undated
Statements are made that segregation means talent lost, income never earned,
and a blot on the United States. Favorable mention is made of Ralph Helstein,
Packinghouse Workers leader.
Approximate running time: 10 minutes.
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Debate on the film Operation
Abolition, circa 1960
Debate at the University of the South between Professor Delks and Fulton Lewis
Jr.; Delks comments on errors in the film and concludes that the student riots
were communist-led; question and answer session. (Also excerpts from the United
Nations workshop.)
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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Discussion of “The Fluid South,” undated
Panel discussion on integration; reports on the Charleston-Sea Islands area,
Atlanta, and Columbia, South Carolina; comments on political action, law making,
and enforcement.
Approximate running time: 40 minutes.
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Discussion on rights of citizens, undated
Discussion of the importance of citizens knowing their rights and plans for
establishing and financing a poor people's legal aid program for Appalachia.
Group singing of protest and folk songs.
Approximate running time: 300 minutes.
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Dr. Otto Hoiberg reports on an International Residential Adult
Education Conference held in Canada, undated
Hoiberg describes the purpose and structure of the program and talks about the
goals of adult education, atmosphere, administration, teaching aids and methods,
and program evaluation. Hoiberg and Myles Horton answer questions about the
conference and the Highlander Folk School and lead a discussion on adult
education. Plans are discussed for a Canadian-American conference to be held at
Highlander and a Liberal Arts College Conference to be held at Goddard
College.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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May Justus sings, 1953 Summer
May Justus sings lullabies, ballads, mountain folk songs, and some original
songs.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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515A/99
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Roving singers at the Highlander Folk School, 1953
Guy Carawan sings "Three Little Pigs," "Charlie," and "Brazos." Jack Elliot
sings "T for Texas," "Slip Knot," and "Railroad Bill." Frank Hamilton sings
"South Coast," two versions of "Brazos," and "Lowland-Low." All sing together
"Hard, Ain't It Hard."
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Zilphia Horton sings and leads group singing, 1956 February 16-17 : See 515A/60-63 under "Farmers Union."
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Pete Seeger sings, 1957
Pete Seeger sings folk, blues, and labor union songs and discusses their value,
origin and meaning.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes
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Group singing led by Guy Carawan at the Edisto Island Literacy
School, 1960 January 7
Songs include “Give Me That Old Highlander Spirit,” “We Shall Overcome,”
“Michael, Row the Boat Ashore,” “When the Saints Go Marching In,” “Drinking of
the Wine,” “Jesus Is Real to Me,” and “My Life Will Be Sweeter Someday.”
Approximate running time: 45 minutes.
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Group singing at meeting of the Friends World Institute, 1966 May 30 : See also 515A/66 under "Harlan, Kentucky, Coal strike."
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Mountain Music Festival, 1967 August 26
Mountain Music Festival featuring Peter and David Gott, Guy Carawan, Tucker,
the Davises, and the Hickey Sisters.
Approximate running time: 90 minutes.
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Mountain Music Festival, 1967 August 26 (continued)
Guy Carawan and others lead group singing including the singing of the
Highlander theme song, "We Shall Overcome."
Approximate running time: 20 minutes.
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Florence Reese Sings, 1968 June, August 31, and 1969 May 1 : Florence Reese sings folk songs and several labor songs which she wrote during
the organization of a miners' union. : See also 515A/67-69 under "Harlan, Kentucky, Coal strike."
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Highlander Music Night, 1968 August 30
Folk songs performed by Peter and Polly Gott, Rob Walsh, Brenda Jones, Randy
Ihara, Conrad Browne, and people from Knoxville.
Approximate running time: 90 minutes.
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Music Festival at Highlander, 1968 August 30
Songs performed by Rob Walsh, Peter and Polly Gott, Brenda Jones, Randy Ihara,
and people from Knoxville.
Approximate running time: 90 minutes.
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Music by Peter and Polly Gott and by Randy Ihara, 1968 August 31 : See also 515A/68 under "Harlan, Kentucky, Coal strike."
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Brenda Jones music and singing, 1968 September 19
Brenda Jones plays the guitar and sings with Conrad and Harriet Browne, with Al
Bradford on the flute.
Approximate running time: 45 minutes.
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Instrumental music by Seeger and Hamilton, undated : Approximate running time: 100 minutes
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Music tests and music for “Selling the Sizzle,” undated : Approximate running time: 60 minutes
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Zilphia Horton learning African folk songs, undated
Someone from Africa teaching songs to Mrs. Horton; English translations--"Peace
Is Good," "As I Was Traveling Along," and "Anger." Zilphia sings an American
Negro spiritual, "He Took My Sins Away."
Approximate running time: 50 minutes.
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Zilphia Horton leads group singing of spirituals and freedom
songs, undated : Approximate running time: 15 minutes.
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Soul Roots Blues Night, undated
Vocal and instrumental music.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Blues and Soul Music session featuring vocal and instrumental
music, undated : Approximate running time: 45 minutes.
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Community children singing and instrumental music, undated : Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Appalachian folk songs, undated
Music group session featuring Guy and Candie Carawan and Peter and Polly Gott
singing Appalachian folk songs.
Approximate running time: 45 minutes.
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Poetry reading, 1961 AprilJohn Beecher reads two poems he wrote while at Highlander, "The Seed of Fire"
and "Down By the Riverside." Approximate running time: 5 minutes. : See also report on Koinonia Farms.
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SNCC student poetry, 1965 May 27 : See SNCC Poetry workshop, 515A/239 under "Workshops."
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Publicity
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Highlander Story '53 : film, 1952
Tape used in film Highlander Story '53 with
Zilphia Horton leading the singing of spirituals and freedom songs including "We
Shall Overcome"
Approximate running time (of whole tape): 20 minutes.
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515A/115 (continued)
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Esau Jenkins, 1957? : Esau Jenkins talking about discrimination in the Sea Islands area.
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“The Highlander Story,” 1959
Myles Horton talks about the background and purpose of the Highlander Folk
School, Septima Clark discusses the program of adult residential workshops, and
Esau Jenkins tells about the beginning of adult education programs on the Sea
Islands of South Carolina. Excerpts from several workshops and the court hearing
of September 19, 1959 are presented, and Horton relates the history of
Highlander's legal problems.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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“The Highlander Story,” 1959 (continued)
Excerpts of testimony against the faculty and students of Highlander Folk
School given during the court hearings of September 1959.
Approximate running time: 20 minutes.
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“The Highlander Story,” 1959 (continued)
Excerpts of testimony made in defense of the Highlander Folk School during the
court hearings of September 1959, the prosecution's closing remarks, and
comments on the judge's ruling and later legal battles.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes
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“The Highlander Story,” 1959 (continued)
Excerpts from the testimony of Myles Horton at the court hearings of November
1959. Horton describes the effects the hearings have had on Highlander and
Septima Clark comments on dedication to freedom.
Approximate running time: 10 minutes.
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Broadcast material ("The Highlander Story"), 1960 January 8
In broadcast over California radio station, Alice Cobb introduces Myles Horton,
discussion of Highlander's background; Septima Clark introduced; Esau Jenkins,
Bernice Robinson, Guy Carawan, and Alice Cobb all speak; Horton tells of attacks
on the school; Septima Clark tells of raid on Highlander in 1959.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Broadcast material on Highlander (excerpts), 1960
Myles Horton introduces Dorcus Ruthenberg; appeal for aid to keep Highlander
open; Septima Clark speaks; song "We Shall Overcome."
Approximate running time: 8 minutes.
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Broadcast material, 1960?
Singing, “We Shall Overcome”; Myles Horton discusses history and policy of the
school; Septima Clark describes a typical workshop; Esau Jenkins comments on the
Sea Islands project and how Highlander became involved; Allene Brewer tells
about Edisto Island Citizenship School; Guy Carawan leads singing "We Shall Not
Be Moved," followed by a prayer; Myles Horton tells about attacks on the school;
Dorcus Ruthenberg relates more about the investigation; Ike Church being
questioned by A.B. Sloan and Cecil Branstetter at the trial.
Approximate running time: 35 minutes.
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“The Durable Mr. Horton,” 1964 January 14
Myles Horton is interviewed by Trevor Thomas about the closing of the
Highlander Folk School, the new Highlander Research and Education Center,
programs like Highlander's, justice in southern courts, and the history of the
song "We Shall Overcome."
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Myles Horton interview, 1964 February 7
Myles Horton is interviewed by Paul Sheats at the Sheats home. Horton describes
the Highlander Research and Education Center, its programs and goals. Recent
activities and workshops are discussed. Horton explains Highlander's leadership
training programs, expansion of activities, acceptance of the programs by the
white and African-American communities, opposition to the work carried on there.
Abbot Kaplan praises the efforts of Myles Horton and Highlander.
Approximate running time: 50 minutes.
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John Thompson interview, 1964 February 21 : Interview with John Thompson about the Highlander Folk School. Topics discussed
include the development of the program, the goals of the school, and the extent
to which they've been achieved, selection of staff and students, sources of
support and opposition, and the effects of recent legal battles on the school
and the country. Thompson describes the contributions made by Highlander to
other institutions and movements, compares Highlander to other southern schools,
and talks about the school's relationship to the community. : See content notes are in Box 110 (Part 2).
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Myles Horton interview, 1965 February
Myles Horton, in a radio interview by Ben Sweet talks about the background of
the Highlander Research and Education Center, its objectives, programs, and
approaches to various problems facing the South. Horton discusses the importance
of music to the school's program, sources of support and opposition, financing
the programs, and the outlook for the future. Horton explains his personal
philosophy of belief in people and developing the leaders of a movement.
Approximate running time: 50 minutes.
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“The New Highlander,” 1966 April 9
Myles Horton and Esau Jenkins are interviewed by Elsa Thompson. Jenkins talks
about the origin of the Sea Islands Citizenship Schools. Horton describes the
programs and objectives of Highlander. They discuss progress made in voter
registration and interracial relations in recent years and the outlook for the
future.
Approximate running time: 45 minutes.
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Interview with Myles Horton, 1967 February 23
Shelley Burton and Sophie Stein talk with Myles Horton about the history and
philosophy of the Highlander Research and Education Center. Horton tells about
attacks on the Center and his hopes for the future of the civil rights
movement.
Approximate running time: 23 minutes.
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“The Highlander Controversy,” undated
A Knoxville City Councilman tells why he thinks the Highlander Research and
Education Center should be investigated. A summary of Highlander's history and
current objectives is given by Myles Horton and Conrad Browne. The accusation of
sympathizing with communism is discussed. Arguments in favor of and in
opposition to the investigation are presented.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Regarding voting, undated
Discussion of voter registration, the role of the church in encouraging
people to vote, learning about the working of the political structure,
literacy schools; stimulating interest in voting, African-Americans working
within precincts, sending delegates to the county convention, the power of the
vote, and political education. Question and answer session.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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Myles Horton workshop discussion, undated
Myles Horton conducts a workshop discussion on organizing community action
groups, developing leaders, and utilizing volunteer help.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Supreme Court decision and the Public Schools
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Discussion of Integration in Illinois, 1953 July 13
Dr. William Van Til tells of Illinois Interracial Council, role of Governor
Adlai Stevenson in desegregating the state, segregation in East St. Louis and
problems of desegregation in Alton, Illinois.
Approximate running time: 35 minutes.
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Discussion of integration in Illinois, 1953 July 13 (continued)
Dr. William Van Til discusses opposition to school integration in Alton,
Illinois and answers questions on the leadership role of Catholic Church,
problems of leadership in Illinois, and school protests in Illinois; Myles
Horton comments on African-American leadership in their own movement.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Discussion of integration in Illinois, 1953 July 13 (continued)
Discussion of leadership in the desegregation movement. Dr. William Van Til
answers questions about integration in East St. Louis and Alton, Illinois;
effect of the movement on school children; letter read from Russell Babcock of
the Illinois Commission on Human Relations; general discussion of segregation
in Illinois.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Washington report, 1953 July 15
Irene Osborne describes the unique situations and problems of schools in
Washington, D.C., conditions prior to the 1950s, and organizations involved in
the struggle to desegregate the schools.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Washington report, 1953 July 15 (continued)
Irene Osborne describes the Joint Committee on Education in the District of
Columbia, lists member organizations, and discusses the attitudes of teachers
on integrating the schools.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Washington report, 1953 July 15 (continued)
Irene Osborne discusses policies of the Joint Committee, views of member
organizations, the Committee's effect on public opinion, integration of
restaurants, and tactics used by opponents of desegregation.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Washington report, 1953 July 15 (continued)
Irene Osborne tells of the Joint Committee's efforts to work with the
administration on desegregation of the schools, and discusses individual
members of the Board of Education.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Washington report, 1953 July 15 (continued)
Irene Osborne comments on the attitudes of teachers toward integration of
schools; Myles Horton urges study of Washington as a model city in race
relations; summary of discussion on the approach to the problem of school
desegregation; Osborne answers questions.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Discussion on democracy, 1953 July 22
Ted Brameld discusses philosophy of democracy and civil rights; open
discussion of democracy and opposing systems.
Approximate running time: 50 minutes.
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Discussion on democracy, 1953 July 22 (continued)
Myles Horton and Ted Brameld discuss with students Highlander's role in a
democracy and integration in schools and organizations.
Approximate running time: 40 minutes.
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Discussion on democracy, 1953 July 22 (continued)
Myles Horton, Ted Brameld, and students discuss the extent to which high
schools accept the responsibility of informing students and preparing them to
become good citizens; Horton comments on lack of concern by labor leaders for
the civil rights movement.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Oak Ridge school system, 1953 August 2
Discussion of Oak Ridge school system and the problems involved with
segregation.
Approximate running time: 35 minutes.
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Segregation discussion, 1954 June 29Myles Horton tells group not to be critical of persons who are not free to
join the movement, comments on the role of the churches, segregation in
Knoxville, segregation in blood banks, Episcopal church and segregation. Approximate running time: 60 minutes : See content notes are in Box 110 (Part 2).
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Segregation discussion (continued), 1954 June 30-July 1
Group singing role of good discussion leaders in a workshop, comments on
African-American doctors in the civil rights movement; discussion of future
workshops on the United Nations; Julia Mabee leads a general discussion on the
purpose of a good workshop, guidelines for a workshop, and how a workshop is
set up. Dean Brazeal discusses African-American teachers in white schools,
teachers' roles in political action, dangers of destroying cultural core of
African-American community by allowing African-American teachers to speak out
too freely and being fired; discussion of Farmers Union in Carroll County,
Tennessee, whose leaders studied at Highlander; comments on some break down of
segregation barriers in Jackson, Tennessee.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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U.N. workshop, 1954 August 2-3
Purpose of the workshop; American Legion's opposition to the U.N.;
segregation and world opinion; Myles Horton tells of interview with Eleanor
Roosevelt, Reis Williams mentioned as making headway on U.N. discussions in
Charleston, South Carolina; Esau Jenkins discusses the Sea Islands and
Charleston area, makeup of population in Islands, economic problems and how
Sea Islands relate to the U.N. Fred Bennett discusses the Supreme Court and
problems of small farmers in Alabama; housing problems for African-Americans
in Crosset, Arkansas; praise for unions in Crosset; difficulty of getting
credit for African-Americans; unemployment in Bristol, Tennessee;
industrialization in the South; unionism in Florida; economic problems of
Cumberland County, Tennessee; right to work laws and political action. Avraham
Mezerik discusses background and politics involved in running the U.N.;
Security Council.
Approximate running time: 150 minutes.
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U.N. workshop, 1954 August 3-4Discussion on Korea and collective action by U.N., race discrimination in
South Africa, Economic and Social Council, Trustee Council, and India's moral
force in the world; Myles Horton tells of Coal Creek Rebellion and of later
efforts to organize in Tracy City and La Follette, Tennessee. Helen Boughton
discusses Economic and Social Council of the U.N.; difficulty in getting State
Dept. clearance for delegates to international organizations and conferences,
how Farm Agricultural Organization works, selection of delegates to U.N.
organizations. Approximate running time: 120 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/146.
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U.N. workshop, 1954 August 4-5The class is divided into panels to discuss race relations, Korea and China,
disarmament and underdeveloped nations; A. Mezerik discusses world currency
and the world market, International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, peace
keeping and brush fire wars, loyalty of delegates to U.N. and home country,
conversation with Ralph Bunche, and discrimination against U.N. in the United
States. Panel discussion on forced labor, South Africa, Korea, and China; new
students introduced, small farmer problems discussed, discussion of
Charleston, South Carolina, Port Authority and unionism in Charleston. Group
singing--"Same Boat, Brother" and "I Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray." Approximate running time: 120 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/147.
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U.N. workshop, 1954 August 5-6Discussion of political action and the U.N.; problems of getting Congress to
vote for U.N. support; comments on effectiveness of writing to Congressmen.
Myles Horton explains the Democratic primary in Tennessee that was held the
previous day, comments on victory of Frank Clement and Estes Kefauver as
victories for the civil rights movement in Tennessee. (Also Debate on the film
Operation Abolition.) Approximate running time: 45 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/148.
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U.N. workshop, 1954 August 6-7Helene Boughton discusses practical work for U.N. in the community, lists
organizations that are interested in the U.N., comments on problems of
segregation in the Charleston chapter of the American Association for the
U.N., methods of creating interest in the U.N. in the local area and how
nongovernment organizations can get hearings in the U.N.; Margaret Lamont
leads discussion on history and members of the Trustee Council; lists Trustee
areas, explains philosophy behind the U.N. Myles Horton asks students for a
decision on whether to hold silent prayer as the U.N. does; discussion of
Meditation Room at the U.N.; A. Mezerik discusses China and the U.N., politics
involved in refusal to admit Communist China. Approximate running time: 120 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/149.
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U.N. workshop, 1954 August 6
Myles Horton discusses with Esau Jenkins the Charleston and Sea Islands area;
Anna Kelly tells about integration moves in Charleston; Horton comments on
right wing opposition to integration and the U.N.; Septima Clark tells how she
recruited Esau Jenkins to come to the workshop; Horton stresses the need for
working through existing organizations; Fred Bennett and Helene Boughton begin
role playing debating the U.N.; Nancy Gough comments on ways to increase
attendance at U.N. meetings; Beulah Johnson discusses Tuskegee Civic
Association; Horton comments on some failures of Highlander, the labor
movement, and plans for future.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
Continuation of 515A/150.
See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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U.N. workshop, 1954 August 7Discussion of the military aspects of non-recognition, economic aspects of
non-recognition, China and the Korean War, possibility of war with China,
China and Tibet, and lack of civil liberties in Communist China; Horton gives
his views on communism and world peace, coexistence, compares communism and
democracy, warns that civil rights leaders will be called communists, comments
on nonviolence as a tool of use to the civil rights movement, and points out
that Highlander is breaking the law of the state by integrating students;
Septima Clark leads discussion of how to further the U.N. in local communities
and lists groups that are interested in U.N. in Knoxville. Approximate running time: 145 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/151.
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U.N. workshop, 1954 August 8Discussion prior to opening of last session about lack of colleges that will
allow interracial conferences; silent prayer or meditation; Myles Horton
comments on his belief in worship; Barbara Reynolds gives summary of small
group discussions; Horton tells students how to help one another when they get
back home and lists various groups that have been to Highlander and will help,
comments on his philosophy of developing leadership, tells of non-segregated
union he organized in South Carolina during the 1930s. Approximate running time: 90 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/152.
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U.N. workshop highlights, 1954 August 1-8
Myles Horton discusses integration and the U.N., working through local
leaders, involving as many people as possible in local leadership, developing
new leadership, establishing clear-cut goals, and leadership in local
communities. Group singing including "Same Boat Brother" and "Couldn't Hear
Nobody Pray."
Approximate running time: 90 minutes.
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U.N. workshop excerpts, 1954 August 6-8Myles Horton discusses leadership training programs, the importance on
conviction and motivation, effective use of a combination of local leaders
with outside advising, ways to develop new leaders and the need for a
clear-cut challenging goal. Approximate running time: 25 minutes. : See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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Avraham Mezerik discussion, 1955
Avraham Mezerik discusses local and United Nations problems including the
necessity of international cooperation in solving problems, the pressure from
world opinion as an aid to the civil rights movement, and the need to overcome
fear of being labelled a communist for advocating integration.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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The South prepares to carry out the Supreme Court decision outlawing
segregation in public schools
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Integration in the Oak Ridge school system, 1955
Tom Dunigan, principal of the Oak Ridge, Tennessee High School talks about
integration in the Oak Ridge school system, the history and progress of
desegregation of the schools, public opinion, integrating the public swimming
pool, and the policy of hiring African-American teachers.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Integration in the Oak Ridge school system (continued), 1955
Tom Dunigan talks about faculty and student reactions to integration, the
relationship established in an interracial student body, and parents'
reactions. During a question and answer period topics treated include reasons
for following a particular course in desegregating a school, integrating
athletics, housing, social affairs, and the administrative structure, and the
possibility of African-Americans "taking over" an area or facility.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Education in Sweden and Nigeria, 1955
Seven Sundin speaks on adult education in Sweden, and the history, structure,
and programs of the Swedish folk high schools. Ogba Agba Okarie reports on
education in Nigeria including the history, development, and structure of
schools, and the way in which leadership is developed.
Approximate running time: 45 minutes.
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Discussion of integration movement, 1955
Irene Osborne and Myles Horton discuss organizing the integration movement,
developing leadership, planning programs in local communities, school
desegregation, distributing information, and working to gain public
acceptance. Horton gives a review of the discussion.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Folk schools in Germany and Holland, undated
Elisabeth Brinkman talks about folk schools (i.e. adult education) in
Germany, their function and goals, programs and teaching methods, means for
developing leadership, and attempts to reach people of all ages, classes, and
religions. Oscar Guermondprez talks about the function of folk schools in
Holland, dealing with social problems, educational methods, and leadership
training.
Approximate running time: 45 minutes.
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College weekend workshop, 1957 January 7
Reports of committees: comments on building a movement without hate; how to
stop bias on a personal level; compromising of ideals to society, and the
movement in Montgomery; evaluation of workshop and suggestions for future
workshops.
Approximate running time: 130 minutes.
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College workshop, 1958 March 28
Rev. John B. Thompson discusses freedom of thought in colleges; comments on
science and communism, red baiters, students' role in freedom of thought, role
of whites in the integration movement, and responsibility for making democracy
work.
Approximate running time: 110 minutes.
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College workshop, 1958 March 29 (continued)
General discussion of communication of social issues through the arts.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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College workshop, 1960 April 1
Nashville leader of student sit-ins comments on the students and the
African-American community; comments on plans for economic boycott in
Nashville; Tom Tucker, Yale student, tells of sympathy protests against
ten-cent stores in his area; Horton offers services of Highlander to the
students; students introduce themselves.
Approximate running time: 20 minutes.
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College workshop, 1960 April (continued)
Dr. Herman Long discusses non-violence, comments on whether adults should be
brought into sit-in movement, and discusses involvement of community; Guy
Carawan comments on degree of unification of students; discussion of moral vs.
legal issue; comments on Nashville Banner and
Tennessean; comments on power struggle going on between old and new
leadership.
Approximate running time: 45 minutes.
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College workshop, 1960 April (continued)
Dr. Long compares non-violence in India with the American civil rights
movement, comments on sit-ins as a part of the total integration movement, and
discusses steps to take while waiting for sit-ins to take effect.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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College workshop, 1960 April (continued)
Dr. Long discusses student movement and plays devil's advocate to stimulate
students; comments that adults would not have started the movement because of
economic, social, and political pressures; comments on leadership of the
movement, response of white community to movement; Long says students guilty
of bad public relations and questions use of term non-violence instead of
peaceful protest. (Also correspondence dictated by Myles Horton).
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Singing, poetry readings, and discussion 1960 April 3
Guy Carawan leads singing "How Can I Keep From Singing" and "Faith of Our
Fathers"; Carawan reads poems and selections from the Bible; Myles Horton asks
questions of students, plays devil's advocate and argues legal aspects rather
than moral; session becomes heated as students and Horton argue; discussion of
Rev. James Lawson's being ousted from Vanderbilt; statements read by persons
involved in the Lawson affair.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Report on the Southern Mountains, 1956 August 9
Middle of discussion on integration in the Southern mountains; Septima Clark
introduces visitors. (Also panel discussion on desegregation.)
Approximate running time: 15 minutes.
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Social and economic changes in the South, 1956 August 8
Fred Routh discusses recent social and economic changes in the South, lists
influences upon changing South, comments on NAACP's battle to end white
primacy, gives opinion on each of the Southern states as to how they will
accept the 1954 Supreme Court ruling, comments on Jim Folsom of Alabama,
comments on hate organizations and overlapping membership, lists groups
favorable to the integration movement, comments on Orangeburg, South Carolina,
explains "Doctrine of Hard Choice," use of domestic workers to spread
propaganda among white population, exploitation of African-Americans by other
African-Americans, Martin Luther King Jr.'s role in reviving church
leadership, Alabama's record in race relations, role of passive resistance and
court battles, and comments on the use of the boycott.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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Church integration, 1956 August 20
Rev. Robert C. Palmer speaks on integration in the churches, praises
Methodist church, comments on gradual change as young ministers replace older
ones, and reads a 1955 report of the Fisk Race Relations Institute.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Protests and action in Montgomery, Alabama 1956 August 21Montgomery bus boycott is discussed by participants; Rosa Parks comments on
her arrest and events leading up to the boycott; Rev. James E. Pierce comments
on the beginning of protests in Montgomery, formation of the Montgomery
Improvement Association, resolutions of the Association, and King's rise as
leader of the Association; Rev. Robert Graetz comments on attitudes of
non-violence, attitudes of white churches in Montgomery, and comments on his
arrest for taking part in the boycott; question and answer session. Approximate running time: 60 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/172.
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Race relations in Elloree, South Carolina 1956 August 23L.A. Blackman tells of Elloree, South Carolina; comments on African-Americans
being fired for signing petitions in favor of integrating schools, pressure on
African-Americans, movement of the KKK in the area, some problems faced by
Blackman personally, ways African-Americans fought back, fundraising to aid
African-Americans, plight of white farmers who fired African-Americans and
then had no one to harvest the crops. Approximate running time: 60 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/173.
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Status of integration in various cities, 1956 AugustSummary of gains and losses in various cities--Washington, Knoxville,
Charleston, Birmingham; comments on integration as a fight for democracy;
discussion of integration of West Virginia State College by white students,
African-Americans' suspicions of white students, economic problems of the
school, discussion of interracial dating. Approximate running time: 180 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/174.
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Desegregation in Winston-Salem, North Carolina and comments on
Highlander's training program and workshops 1956 August 25
Cortez Puryear tells of desegregation in Winston-Salem, North Carolina--ball
park, golf course, courthouse, buses, etc. Evaluations of workshop and plans
for future workshops, Myles Horton, Septima Clark, C.E. Parrish, and Irene
Osborne participating; comments on Highlander's policy of training rank and
file members of movement instead of old leaders and discussion of ways to save
time and make workshops more compact.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
Continuation of 515A/175.
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Discussion of the Orangeburg, South Carolina boycott 1956
Rev. Henry Parker tells of students' boycott, reads lists of grievances,
comments on students' feelings toward the college president, comments on
expulsion of Fred Moore, leader of the students; Myles Horton comments on the
boycott as a sign of the times; comments on protests being triggered by the
Supreme Court decision of 1954.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Voter registration workshop, 1954
Discussion by someone from Pennsylvania on the use of political action to
gain civil rights legislation. Discussion of the place of the white Southerner
in the current struggle for justice.
Approximate running time: 40 minutes.
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Voter registration workshop (evaluations), 1958 June 20
Students identify themselves and report on what they learned at the
workshop.
Approximate running time: 40 minutes.
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Voter registration workshop, 1958
Charles Gomillion speaking; Walter B. Jones comments on trial of NAACP
members in Alabama; Eleanor Roosevelt and Harry Golden come in and are
introduced by Myles Horton; discussion of voter registration in South
Carolina, Chattanooga, and Alabama; comments on pattern of registration and
delay tactics used in Williamsburg County, South Carolina; Harry Golden
comments on his area in North Carolina; comments on questions asked of
African-American voters when they try to register, and publicity for voter
registration; Mrs. Israel reports on good voting record in her area;
registration in Charleston, South Carolina; Mr. Robinson comments on voter
difficulty in Tennessee and voter drives in Memphis, West Tennessee,
Nashville, and Chattanooga; comments on pattern of the African-American vote,
discussion of Chattanooga Voters' League and its control by political bosses;
role of ministers in voter registration drives; incentives for
registration--block voter drives, rallies, honor roll in church, etc.
Approximate running time: 130 minutes.
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Panel discussion of desegregation, 1960 November 19
Mr. Adams, Rev. Newbern, B. Robinson, Septima Clark, and others; discussion
of publicity; registration and voting, poll tax; equal opportunity in state
and federal civil service, barriers to African-American voting; comments on
states rights; increased civil rights legislation; practical politics and
politicians; report on Civic and Welfare League in Brownsville, Tennessee;
comments on Fayette County, voting barriers in Haywood County, and need for
investigation into voting restrictions in Haywood County. (Also report on the
Southern Mountains.)
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Savannah's plan for voter registration, 1960
Director of county organization tells of getting aid from NAACP to coordinate
voter registration drive; purpose of drive outlined, where meetings held,
financing drive, selection of candidates in Savannah and rest of state;
discussion of whether to endorse candidates; Fletcher Robinson comments on
influencing voters in Charleston; discussion of NAACP's drive to register
African-Americans in the South; comments on county unit system in Georgia.
Approximate running time: 75 minutes.
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Discussion on registration and voting, undated
Discussion of voting irregularities, selecting a candidate, New York and
Philadelphia politics, issues in a campaign, public meetings, and contacts
with state agencies. (Also discussion from the Experimental workshop on Adult
Education.)
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Religious services, 1957
Prayer by John B. Thompson; Guy Carawan leads singing of "Joyful, Joyful";
sermon by Thompson; Carawan sings "Faith of Our Fathers"; sermon by Bishop
Nichols on dangers of conformity. Discussion of the place of the white
Southerner in the current struggle for justice.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Martin Luther King Jr. speech, 1957
At Highlander's 25th anniversary celebration, Martin Luther King Jr. speaks
on "The Look to the Future." He gives a summary of the history of race
relations, talks about the Ku Klux Klan and White Citizens' Council opposing
integration, and predicts the eventual triumph of desegregation through
economic pressure, Supreme Court rulings, the activities of human relations
agencies, the Christian church, and the determination of African-Americans to
be recognized as equal.
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Planning session, 1958 March 28
Planning session for community services and segregation workshop in May 1958.
Scope and purpose of social workers workshop; comments on school bombing in
Nashville; discussion of closing schools and its effect on the alliance of
African-Americans and poor whites.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Planning session, 1958 March 28 (continued)
Discussion of who will be coming to the 1958 workshops; discussion of Junior
Leagues in Nashville and elsewhere in the state; role of doctors in the civil
rights movement; praise for Vanderbilt Hospital in working to end
discrimination; Myles Horton tells of cooperation of Paul Savage, Commissioner
of Welfare, during the 1930s.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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Community Services and Segregation workshop, 1958 May 2
Septima Clark welcomes students; students identify themselves; discussion of
types of human relations organizations, breaking down barriers on the
professional level, pressure groups and segregation, poor leadership by
African-American ministers, eliminating barriers between whites and
African-Americans, de facto segregation in the border states, and social work
and segregation; summary of day's session; comments on danger of state
officials losing their jobs if they become involved in the integration
movement.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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Community Services and Segregation workshop (continued), 1958 May 3
Group singing--"Lord, Make Me More Holy," "We Shall Walk Through the Valley
in Peace," "One Finger, One Thumb"; discussion of people and the professions;
excerpt read from American Bar Association report on the Supreme Court; legal
and moral aspects of segregation; Horton comments on morals and the law;
statement of the American Association of University Professors read; statement
of the Methodist General Council read; discussion of value of these
statements; Horton discusses labor unions and segregation; statement by
Association of Social Workers; statement about leadership in the integration
movement by social workers in Nashville; Dr. Lewis Jones discusses migration,
comments on rural and urban life, comments on white Southern mountaineer who
migrates to the North or West; comments on civil rights fight and aid of
whites.
Approximate running time: 145 minutes.
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Community Services and Segregation workshop (continued), 1958 May 4-5
Anne Braden reports on work of the Southern Conference Educational Fund;
Horton gives a brief history of the organization; someone from Ghana tells of
discrimination against him in the United States because of his color; Horton
discusses voting and registration; comments on progress in Tennessee; comments
on the African-American vote; evaluation of the workshop; discussion of
various sessions of the workshop; Lewis Jones comments on a white teacher,
Mrs. Scribner, who taught him at Fisk, calls for moral reinforcement of whites
who aid the integration movement, comments on pressure put on whites who aid
the movement.
Approximate running time: 115 minutes.
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Discussion on rural Mexico, undated
Discussion of community development in rural Mexican areas with comments on
the poor conditions in Mexican villages, belief and superstitions,
institutions and technicians working in rural communities, the basic needs of
all communities, projects for aiding in community development and economic
assistance, the need to alter the beliefs and attitudes, and the local power
structure.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Discussion on rural Mexico, undated (continued)
Conclusion of the discussion on rural Mexico. Presentation on community
development among the indigenous peoples of Mexico including discussion on
organizing and financing programs, working with the people, developing local
leadership, and the ultimate goal of establishing a stable civic organization
for community development. Discussion of the social role of teachers.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Teacher role in community development, undatedDiscussion of the role of the teacher in community development programs. Approximate running time: 15 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/188.
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Adult literacy discussion, undated
In a discussion on adult literacy, presentations are given on adult education
programs in Mexico and southern United States.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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Community program establishment discussion, undated
Discussion of establishing a program in a community, organizing projects with
community support, motivating local action, and developing leadership.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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Migration problems, 1958 September 16
Don Fessler, Myles Horton, Lewis Jones, and others talk about raising funds
for an education program in Charleston and the Sea Islands; Don Fessler
comments on how careful Mountain Workers Conference is about working with
African-Americans; comments on human resources being based on potential not
race; discussion of limiting concern to the South and letting the North worry
about its own problems; discussion of industrialization of the South and the
skills involved; problems of northern workers who come South and how they tend
to live in the same community; problem of Old Guard not accepting the incoming
northerners; discussion of migration and and the voting laws, difficulty of
maintaining voting status in a mobile society; comments on unions in the South
and how McClellen is trying to weaken them; discussion of a report on
migration and comments on how such a report would affect a community such as
Edisto Island; comments from someone from the Netherlands.
Approximate running time: 90 minutes.
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Migration problems, 1958 September 16 (continued)
Don Fessler, Dr. Lanier, Myles Horton, and others; Horton comments on
teen-age gangs in the North; discussion of migration from the Sea Islands;
Horton comments on present day pattern of working in cities and living in the
country; problem of racial integration in neighborhoods; discussion of Sea
Islands and of a pilot project planned to improve the area; comments on
Schwartzhaupt Foundation supplying money for literacy in the Islands. Rev.
Williams discusses total non-resistance, comments on non-violence as being in
opposition to Darwin's theory of natural selection, comments on basis for
non-violence, non-violence as an offense as well as a defense; role of Martin
Luther King as student of non-violence, and comments on King's home being
bombed.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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Changing patterns of desegregation, 1969Myles Horton discusses changing pattern of desegregation; comments on
changing leadership in the movement, sit-ins as a factor in shift in
leadership from whites to African-Americans, difficulty of communication
between older members of movement and demonstrators, whites' desire for
gradual change and African-Americans' demand for immediate action. (Also
religious services at 25th anniversary.) Approximate running time: 30 minutes. : See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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Role of whites in desegregation, 1960 May
Rev. Shuttlesworth, presiding, reads letter from 15-year-old white girl in
Birmingham who wants to join movement; sit-in leader from Atlanta discusses
role of whites in civil rights movement, tells of refusal to take orders from
white sit-in leader, and being rebuffed by other African-Americans for it;
comments on what white students have to gain by entering the movement; Horton
warns that movement could be hurt by using whites at the wrong time; Lewis
Jones tells students not to be afraid of "red-baiting" but to expel any
persons who refuse to follow democratic methods; discussion of "red-baiting"
and labeling. (Also literacy school class meeting in Sea IslandS.)
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Role of whites in desegregation, 1960 May 25
Group singing “We Shall Overcome,” "I'll Sit at the Welcome Table," "Michael,
Row the Boat Ashore," "I Am a Weary and Lonesome Traveler," "The Ink is
Black"; Horton welcomes students, tells them what to expect from the session,
and comments on the background of Highlander Folk School and civil rights
fight; Septima Clark relates some of her background; students introduce
themselves and tell of their experience in the movement.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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Role of whites in desegregation, 1960 May 25Discussion of integrated staff on Concern
magazine; Guy Carawan tells of his background and of trying to
bridge the gap between whites and African-Americans through music. News
reports from Radio Press in New York. Approximate running time: 15 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/196.
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Role of whites in desegregation, 1960 May 26Anne Braden gives summary of discussions on May 25; new students introduce
themselves and give their backgrounds; speakers for session introduced;
Washington Butler discusses cooperation on the political level; Mrs. Allene
Brewer and Ross Anderson discuss personal and social level cooperation; U.Z.
McKennan discusses working together in committees; comments on role of labor
unions in the integration movement. (Also discussion from a CIO labor union
workshop.) Approximate running time: 60 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/197.
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Role of whites in desegregation, 1960 May 26
Myles Horton presiding; discussion of Nashville sit-ins; Marion Barry
discusses law and sit-ins; comments on white aid in Nashville sit-ins;
comments on different tactics used in different areas; Anne Braden leads
discussion on how whites can be used most effectively in the movement; Myles
Horton discusses St. Louis swim-ins; Septima Clark discusses equal pay for
African-American teachers in South Carolina; discussion of separate but equal
schools. (Also discussion from a voter registration workshop.)
Approximate running time: 80 minutes.
Continuation of 515A/196.
See content notes are in Box 110 (Part 2).
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Role of whites in desegregation, 1960 May 26Further discussion of Nashville sit-ins and what African-Americans expect of
whites; comments on the bombing of Z. Alexander Looby's home in Nashville. Approximate running time: 60 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/199.
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Role of whites in desegregation, 1960 May 26Alice Cobb discusses the church and race relations; Miss Louise Young speaks
on Councils on Human Relations in Tennessee; Dr. Phillip C. Sotong discusses
communications between whites and African-Americans in Chattanooga; discussion
of conformity and the social structure in Chattanooga; Mrs. Anna Kelly
comments on working with volunteer organizations; Miss Kay Jones comments on
government agencies and segregation; question and answer session. Anne Braden,
Myles Horton, Guy Carawan, Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, Rita Sanders, Washington
Butler, and others discuss white and African-American leadership; Mr. Butler
tells of integration in Oak Ridge; Horton comments on lack of personal contact
between whites and African-Americans; discussion of Little Rock school
desegregation and efforts of some whites to keep schools open; discussion of
breaking down segregation laws before integration movement becomes a reality;
summation of the day's session. Approximate running time: 120 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/200.
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Role of whites in desegregation, 1960 May 27Mrs. Lois Reeves, presiding; reports of small committees; Rosa Parks reports
on Politics and Organizations, comments on world peace as the next major
reform movement, praise for League of Women Voters, comments on youths
arrested in protest demonstrations; Myles Horton makes general comments on
integration; Jim Massingill reports on social and personal relations, comments
that African-Americans suspect all whites; Mrs. Reeves reports on role of the
church organizations and other groups who are willing to help; Ed Wright and
James Bevel report on additional efforts in the future movement; discussion of
demonstrations in Huntsville, Alabama; summary of discussions on sit-ins. Approximate running time: 120 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/201.
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Role of whites in desegregation, 1960 May 27-28Dr. Viola Bernard, Lewis Jones, and others discuss early ideas of human
relationships; report on social and personal relations between whites and
African-Americans; Dr. Bernard suggests more tolerance for white liberals;
report on "red-baiting" and labeling; comments on overusing white liberals and
destroying their usefulness to the movement. Horton gives summary of the
session; Septima Clark makes a few closing remarks; member of Southern
Christian Leadership Conference outlines objectives of the organization. Approximate running time: 70 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/202.
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Role of whites in desegregation, 1960 May 28Dr. Bernard speaks on integration and "red-baiting"; comments on "lunatic
fringe" who are anti-civil rights, and anti-Semitic, and anti-progress. Approximate running time: 20 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/203.
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Report on the Civil Rights Act of 1960, 1960 July
William P. Mitchell discusses role of federal judges in enforcement of the
law; Myles Horton comments on how to speed up the act and test the law;
discussion of issuing a statement on the act; attempts to circumvent the act;
civil rights in West Tennessee; Horton comments on the civil rights law as a
political tool and predicts more enforcement in the election year. (Also
training class for citizenship school teachers.)
Approximate running time: 30 minutes.
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Adult Education workshop, 1961 January 20
Students introduce themselves and tell of previous experiences; Emogen
Stroman tells about Savannah boycott, A. and I. professor tells about sit-ins
in Nashville; Septima Clark demonstrates teaching methods used in literacy
school, comments on grouping students, how to teach writing, teaching the
writing of numbers, and class programming. (Also discussion from workshop on
integration.)
Approximate running time: 40 minutes.
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Adult Education workshop, 1961 January 21Septima Clark discusses eviction of tenant farmers in West Tennessee;
comments on transition of tenant farmers to truck farmers in Sea Islands and
suggests same for West Tennessee; comments on plans to send Lane College
students into West Tennessee to run education program; importance of voter
registration in adult education schools; evaluations of citizenship schools;
influence of citizenship schools on voter registration; comments on what
subjects to take up in class; reports from teachers in citizenship schools;
aid to citizenship schools by churches; keeping records on individual
students; purpose of citizenship schools. Approximate running time: 120 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/205.
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Adult Education workshop, 1961 January 21
Discussion of African-American goals and working with whites; Beaufort, North
Carolina, cited as ideal town for interracial relations; Myles Horton explains
his guiding philosophy and what kind of world he is working for; Septima Clark
discusses Highlander's plans for training new leaders; Myles Horton outlines
extension facilities and financing of programs by Highlander. (Also discussion
on Registration and voting.)
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
Continuation of 515A/206.
See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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Comments on the integration movement, 1961 February 23
Myles Horton comments on integration movement; comments on Haywood County
Civic and Welfare League; background of registration and voting in Haywood
County; discusses Crusade for Voters in Savannah; Horton explains his
philosophy; discussion of Madison County, Alabama; background and purposes of
Alabama Human Relations Council; Horton comments on white involvement in the
movement; comments on sit-ins and race relations in Nashville, Knoxville, and
Huntsville; background of sit-ins and Student Non-violent Coordinating
Committee; Ross Anderson tells more about sit-ins; Horton comments on jail as
a status symbol; Horton summarizes the day's session and ties in discussion
with the overall movement; Horton comments on the joining of old and new
leadership.
Approximate running time: 90 minutes.
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Comments on the integration movement, 1961 February 24Wyatt T. Walker discusses background and purpose of integration drive in
Petersburg, Virginia, with emphasis upon keeping interest in movement going,
cooperation of various groups in Petersburg, and development of student
organization, discussion of Savannah boycott, use of mass media for movement,
establishing a broad base in the community, and student movement in Savannah;
segregation of public facilities in Huntsville; obtaining state charters for
organizations. Methods of desegregating public libraries; primary function of
various African-American groups; comments on citizenship schools; problem of
apathy among African-Americans in Huntsville; problem of maintaining secrecy
in planned marches, etc.; summation of session. Approximate running time: 120 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/208.
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Comments on the integration movement, 1961 February 24Wyatt T. Walker discusses the background of demonstrations in Nashville;
comments on history of African-American movements from 19th century; Alice
Cobb tells why sit-ins were necessary and comments on the role of Nashville
Community Relations Conference in the movement; Rev. C.T. Vivian speaks on
role of churches in Nashville movement, comments on James Lawson, and
background leading up to sit-ins; John Lewis speaks on role of students from
Nashville colleges, arrest of students; Lester Carr speaks on psychological
impact of the sit-ins; question and answer session; comments on demonstrations
in Savannah, demonstrations in Atlanta, and bombing of Z. Alexander Looby's
home in Nashville; Horton comments on taking advantage of white violence;
violence in Nashville and impact upon merchants; role of Nashville
African-American minister in the movement. Approximate running time: 120 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/209.
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Comments on the integration movement, 1961 February 25Dr. Lewis Jones discusses group movements and organizations, questions
survival of integration organizations with no long range goals, comments on
Tuskegee Civic Association as a dying mass movement, comments on lawyers and
civil rights cases, comments on Democratic Party in the South, and comments on
New England schoolteachers who came South; Horton takes over remainder of the
session; steering committee nominated; informal discussion after session is
over, comments on sending out a leaflet to college students outlining the
session at Highlander. Approximate running time: 90 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/210.
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New Leadership workshop, 1961 March 14
Students introduce themselves and tell why they came to Highlander; singing.
Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth's children tell of being arrested for refusing to move
to the back of the bus.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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New Leadership workshop, 1961 March 15Rev. Major Jones discusses responsible African-American leadership,
Montgomery boycott and role of Martin Luther King Jr., role of the sit-ins in
bringing out the best and worst among African-American leaders, destruction of
old leadership by the student movement; role of the new leaders; question and
answer session; comments on African-American ministers as leaders; comments on
"Atlanta Compromise"; comments on survival of sit-in movement; discussion of
Black Muslim movement. (Also evaluation of youth camp.) Approximate running time: 15 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/212.
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New Leadership workshop, 1961 March 16Discussion of Black Muslims and efforts to combat the movement. (Also youth
camp student council meeting.) Approximate running time: 15 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/213.
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Discussion of “The Fluid South,” 1961 May 6
James Woods discusses background of social attitudes in the South, economic
background of change, population shift from rural to urban, political factor
in change, social or cultural factor of the African American, influence of
communism and black nationalism, the movement, comments on Marcus Garvey and
Father Divine, voting potential of African-Americans; question and answer
session; discussion of Muslim movement, failure of Muslims in Atlanta, and use
of name “X”; Horton comments on Muslims. (Also panel discussion on
integration.)
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Panel discussion on Highlander's Role in the New South, undatedMyles Horton, Lewis Jones, Septima Clark, and others, discuss employment of
African-Americans, need for skilled tradesman, impact of new industry in the
South, power elite in the South; Horton recalls starting integration workshops
in 1953; Jones predicts more segregation in housing in the nearfuture;
discussion of African-Americans in unions. (Also discussion from a citizenship
training workshop.) Approximate running time: 50 minutes. : See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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515A/217
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New leadership responsibilities, 1962 October 29
Lillian Robinson, discussion leader, and Lewis Jones, consultant; discussion
of leadership responsibilities in training African-Americans for job
opportunities; Mrs. Ruth Griffin speaks on leadership responsibility in voter
education. Aimee Horton conducts skits on an effective democratic society;
Myles Horton gives summary of the session; discussion of ideas for future
voter education drives; Bernice Robinson offers Highlander's help in future
drives.
Approximate running time: 110 minutes.
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515A/218
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Leadership responsibilities, 1963 January 21
Dr. Lewis Jones speaks to a group of beauticians in Chattanooga on leadership
responsibilities and better job opportunities for African-Americans, number of
top jobs available, need for more technical and vocational schools, civil
service, unions and apprenticeship training programs, employment of
African-Americans in various branches of government; question and answer
session; discussion of test cases and resulting loss of jobs; comments on lack
of interest in better schools for African-Americans.
Approximate running time: 100 minutes.
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515A/219
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Votes Education, 1962 June 4-5
Students singing “Keep Your Eyes on the Prize,” “Soldiers of Freedom,” “If I
Had A Hammer,” “Oh, Freedom,” and “We Shall Overcome”; Bernice Robinson asks
students to introduce themselves and tell of their experiences; evaluation of
plans to be used in the drive; plans for organizing Greenwood and Vicksburg,
Mississippi; methods used by students in voter education drive in Cleveland,
Mississippi; Hosea Williams speaks to the students on organizing and gives
background of drive in Savannah, Georgia; comments on registration and voting
strength.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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515A/220
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Voter education, 1962 June 5Hosea Williams speaks to students on working with local politicians,
difficulty of organizing rural areas, use of singing in the movement; question
and answer session; new students introduce themselves; Miss Edna Smyre speaks
on voter registration in Knoxville. Approximate running time: 120 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/219.
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515A/221
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Voter education, 1962 June 5-6Lewis Jones comments on Knoxville drive; Miss Smyre urges the use of all
members of community no matter what their status; Lewis Jones and a student
have a heated exchange over use of certain methods; value of stressing the
drive and not the sponsoring organization; Hosea Williams expresses fear of
factionalism among African-Americans and warns students to hold their tempers;
Bernice Robinson comments on Highlander's role in the labor and integration
movements and stresses idea of the program coming before the organization;
discussion of how closely to identify with local organizations; Williams warns
students not to become involved with local controversies; Williams urges
African-Americans to run for office wherever possible; Lewis Jones tells of
African-American organizations that worked for Wendell Willkie in 1940;
discussion of corrupt politics and politicians. Washington Butler speaks on
evaluation of candidates and comments on issues on the city level; Horton
defines purpose of workshop; Butler and Horton lead discussion of issues and
candidates; Butler comments on African-American community in Oak Ridge. Approximate running time: 180 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/220.
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515A/222
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Voter education, 1962 June 6Myles Horton comments on power structure in the South and old
African-American leadership; Butler discusses the use of power structure to
African-Americans' advantage; power structure in Albany, Georgia; discussion
of delivering the vote; Butler comments on effectiveness of League of Women
Voters, campaign contributions, factionalism among African-Americans, ethics
in politics, and comments on Frank Clement and machine politics in
Tennessee. Approximate running time: 165 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/221.
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Voter Education, 1962 June 7Esau Jenkins discusses background and purpose of the Palmetto State Voters
Association, political organization,on Johns Island, comments on "Uncle Tom's"
and vested interest groups among African-Americans, use of economic pressure
in Charleston to get more jobs for African-Americans, and comments on
political power of the vote; question and answer session; comments on
evaluation of candidates; role of teachers in the movement; political
appointment of African-American teachers; ministers who refuse to help;
background of citizenship committee in Charleston area; comments on mixed
neighborhoods in Charleston; problem of maintaining a unified movement;
comments on police discrimination in Charleston and how citizenship committee
works for arrested African-Americans; comments on newspapers and the movement;
comments on making inroads in a local area. Approximate running time: 180 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/222.
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515A/224
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Voter education, 1962 June 7-8Esau Jenkins comments on making inroads in a local area; Bernice Robinson
gives a summary of the day's session and gives students some general advice;
discussion of two party system in the South; Esau comments on 1960 election,
the vote on Edisto Island, and faith of adults in the student movement.
Charles Sherrod discusses drawing up guidelines to be used by future workers
in voter registration drives; Bernice Robinson takes students to task for lack
of seriousness; outline or code of conduct for workers while in the field;
discussion of plans for summer program of voter registration. Approximate running time: 120 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/223.
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515A/225
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Voter education, 1962 June 8Students participate in a discussion of individual plans for summer programs;
Bernice Robinson tells of teaching in Sea Islands and discusses citizenship
schools in general; Horton urges students to formulate plans for specific
period of time, comments on use of churches for meetings; Horton and students
discuss the Albany, Georgia movement and use of new concepts in the movement;
discussion of symbolism in the movement. Approximate running time: 120 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/224.
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515A/226
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Voter education, 1962 June 8-9
Myles Horton leads a discussion of the need to work on key counties to be
used as a symbol of success, and comments on "Freedom Rides" as a symbol; he
leads discussion of evaluation of the workshop; opinions of students on
purpose of the workshop; Horton sums up what has been attempted in the
workshop and suggests that students help set up a workshop for Tougaloo,
Mississippi; discusses financing Highlander's operations and comments on how
the school can help future drives; students offer suggestions for future
workshop.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
Continuation of 515A/225.
See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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515A/227
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Voter Education workshop (Tougaloo, Mississippi) 1962 June 18
Students introduce themselves, tell of past experiences and future plans;
discussion of registration barriers in Mississippi, contacts in local areas,
role playing as part of a workshop, sponsoring organizations, and plans for
long range voter education drives in Mississippi; Rev. R.L.T. Smith comments
on voter registration drive as akin to missionary work; Professor Yates
comments on practical aspects of registration drive; comments on poll tax in
Mississippi; Highlander staff member gives background of the school in labor
and race relations; closing remarks by Myles Horton.
Approximate running time: 95 minutes.
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515A/228
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Voter Education workshop (Mississippi), 1962 July 2
Kenneth Kemper discusses role of government and its branches, power of
governor and how his power is used to maintain segregation, role of state
legislature in Mississippi, judicial branch of government; Peter Gilbert
discusses registration requirements in Mississippi; literacy tests and voting
restrictions in Mississippi; comments on voting restrictions in South
Carolina; comments on backing of Justice Dept. and Civil Rights
Commission.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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515A/229
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Voter Education workshop (Mississippi), 1962 July 2Bernice Robinson, Kenneth Kemper, and Peter Gilbert give summary of session;
discussion of lack of favorable publicity in Mississippi, role playing in
voter registration, discussion of African-American life in Mississippi, role
of ministers in the movement, and comments on fears of African-Americans in
the South. Approximate running time: 120 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/228.
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515A/230
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Voter Education workshop (Mississippi), 1962 July 3Peter Gilbert discusses registration forms, outlines answers to each of the
questions, and stresses importance of each question; discussion of question on
interpretation of Mississippi constitution; Bob Johnson discusses poll tax,
exemptions to poll tax, primary and general elections, choosing a candidate
and the power of the African-American to vote; discussion of voter
registration in Jackson, Mississippi; comments on structure of the Democratic
Party in Mississippi; review of the session. Approximate running time: 160 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/229.
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515A/231
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Voter Education workshop (Mississippi), 1962 July 4Students reading and interpreting the Mississippi constitution. Bob Johnson
discusses running for office and electioneering, Democratic Party on the local
and national level, and power of the African-American vote in the South; role
playing on running for office; Amzie Moore and John Hodges make mock political
speeches. Approximate running time: 120 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/230.
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515A/232
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Voter Education workshop (Mississippi), 1962 July 4Following mock political speeches by Amzie Moore and John Hodges, students
participate in questioning of the "candidates," and general comments on both
speeches; skits on voter registration. Kenneth Kemper speaking on branches of
national government; discussion of federal courts and regulatory agencies;
Peter Gilbert discusses federal protection for civil rights workers and what
to do if arrested. Approximate running time: 120 minutes : Continuation of 515A/231.
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515A/233
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Voter Education workshop (Mississippi), 1962 July 5Peter Gilbert comments on favorable publicity, election pressure, running
African-American candidates, and block voting; summary of voting and
registration; procedure for getting African-American students registered in
white schools; student evaluations of session from (in order) James Jones,
John Hodges, Bob Moses, Susie Williams, Carolyn Redd, Robert Talbert, Minnie
McCoy, Willie Mae Foster, Carnell Lowe, Bobbie Robinson, Alice Peck, Remlie
Johnson, and Amzie Moore. Approximate running time: 90 minutes. : Continuation of 515A/232.
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The Role of the Church and the Place of Non-violence in the Civil
Rights Struggle
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515A/234
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Voter Education workshop (Mississippi), 1964 February: All or part has been digitized and is available online: Part 1 of 2 and Part 2 of 2. Group singing of freedom songs followed by a discussion of why Christian
people are reluctant to involve themselves in the civil rights movement, how
to encourage participation, and how God works in the movement. C.T. Vivian
speaks about justice and equal opportunity in America, repenting for the
apathy of the past, hardships to be faced in the future, and the need for
leadership. C.L. Jordan speaks on organizing a movement and using Jesus as a
model teacher. Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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515A/235
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Church and non-violence in civil rights, 1964 February 4
Discussion of involuntary military service; constitutionality of alternative
service, the biblical story of escape from bondage, non-violence, God's will
for man, and the relevancy of religion to life today. C.L. Jordan tells the
story of John the Baptist's life as if it were part of the civil rights
movement in the South. C.T. Vivian talks about the scope of the movement and
some of the problems it faces.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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515A/236
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Church and non-violence in civil rights, 1964 February
Singing. C.T. Vivian gives a review of the program on the non-violent
revolution including issues raised, participants, tactics, goals, and the
necessity of dealing with basic issues from a radical approach with masses of
people, gaining allies outside the African-American population, and dealing
with fears. In a Bible session, C.L. Jordan interprets passages from John and
Matthew in contemporary terms depicting Jesus as a leader of a movement.
Discussion of why people are reluctant to participate in the civil rights
movement.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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515A/237
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Church and non-violence in civil rights, 1964 February
Interpretation and discussion of Biblical passages; children perform a skit
about the lost continent of Atlantis; C.T. Vivian leads a discussion on the
civil rights movement emphasizing the need to win allies such as among
African-Americans, civil rights groups, student groups and American Indians,
by raising the issues of housing, jobs, and the right to vote.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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515A/238
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Church and non-violence in civil rights, undated
Review of the discussions on 515A/235 and 236. Discussion of productive
non-violence and the role of the church in race relations; comments on how the
church can work for the solution of the problems of poor housing,
unemployment, and discrimination. Plans for integrating churches are
considered.
Approximate running time: 90 minutes.
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SNCC Poetry workshop
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515A/239
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Poetry workshop, 1965 May 27
Students at lunch talking about relationships between men and women and their
rights and duties. Students read poems they have written on a wide variety of
subjects ranging from love to racial problems.
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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Louisiana Citizenship and Voter Education workshop, New Orleans,
Louisiana
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515A/240
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Citizenship and voter education, 1966 February 2-3
Discussion of civil rights, freedom of speech, voting, the power structure,
educating the people, establishing a third political party, writing the party
platform, and gaining public support, comments on the African-American as part
of American culture, equal opportunity for African-Americans, and distrust of
the press; discussion of various periodicals and newspapers and of social
conditions in South Africa Ben Smith talks about African-Americans in
politics.
Approximate running time: 240 minutes.
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Appalachian Leadership workshop
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515A/241
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Excerpts from discussions of community problems in Kentucky and West
Virginia, 1967 October 6-9
Myles Horton, speaking to a group of VISTA workers, gives advice on how to
help the mountain people.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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Youth Project
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515A/213
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Youth camp, 1960 August
Staff evaluation of the individual campers, how each one responds to camp,
other children, authority, etc. (Also New Leadership workshop discussion.)
Approximate running time: 60 minutes.
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515A/214
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Youth camp (continued), 1960 August 10
Student council meeting; 214 discussion of way to make future camps better;
discussion of one girl who left camp; problem of recruiting; evaluations of camp
by students.
Approximate running time: 50 minutes.
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515A/215
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Youth camp (continued), 1960 August 15
Panel discussion on integration; Septima Clark comments on Nashville PTA;
comments on changing conservative thinking in community; reason why some
African-Americans do not assert their rights; NAACP boycott in Savannah
discussed, how boycott enforced, and exploitation of African-Americans by other
African-Americans; comments on Charlotte, North Carolina; unification of
African-American community; difficulty of organizing for equal education;
opinions of students on school integration, quality of schools, and ministers
who refuse to aid movement; comments on Tuskegee and African-American community
there; school integration in Louisville, Kentucky; voter registration and
integration of schools in Knoxville; reasons why some African-Americans don't
want to go to white schools; qualifications of African-American students; some
advantages to a grade-a-year plan integration.
Approximate running time: 120 minutes.
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515A/243
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Evaluation of Summer Youth Project, undated
Participants comment on the things they have learned through the project. Group
singing led by Guy Carawan.
Approximate running time: 45 minutes
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Mss 265
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Part 2 (Mss 265, Micro 795, Audio 807A): 1977 Additions, 1936-19787.6 cubic feet (19 archives box), 1
partial-reel of microfilm (35 mm), and 15 tape recordings A continuation of Part 1, these additions document Highlander's activities primarily
between 1966 and 1971. Minutes, reports, correspondence, financial materials, workshop
materials, clippings, and other records concerning Highlander's civil rights workshops;
participation in the Poor People's Campaign in Washington, D.C. in 1968; establishment
of the Appalachian program; efforts to begin a multi-racial program with Chicanos in the
West and Puerto Ricans, blacks, and Appalachians in Chicago; worry over increasing
repression in the country; continuing troubles with governmental investigations; and
other activities. Also included are fifteen audio recordings documenting work in the
1950s, particularly the citizenship program in South Carolina's Sea Islands. Arranged in a similar manner to the Original Collection, these additions are in seven
series: EARLY RECORDS (containing just a few documents from the 1930s and 1940s);
ADMINISTRATIVE FILES; GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE; SUBJECT FILES; PUBLICATIONS; CLIPPINGS;
and AUDIO RECORDINGS. In general, the documentation seems less complete than in Part 1,
the original segment of the collection. Correspondence is primarily to and from Myles
Horton and C. Conrad Browne, Highlander administrative director, while the work of other
staff is represented mainly through formal reports rather than working files.
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Series: Early Records
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Box
92
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Samuel Everett correspondence regarding the Committee on the Community
School, 1936-1937
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Song books
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92
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Everybody Sings (ILGWU)
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92
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Everybody Sings!
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92
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People's Songs (3 issues), 1947 January and May; 1948 September
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92
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Pioneer Youth Song Book (cover
only)
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Publications
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92
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“Field Classes for Labor Unions, An Experiment in Workers'
Education,” 1937
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“What Everyone Should Know About the Union, Number 2: How the Union
Works,” 1937
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Series: Administrative Files
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Constitution and by-laws, 1969
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Policy statements, 1966, 1970
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Annual reports and related materials, 1974-1978
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Board of Directors minutes, lists, reports, and memoranda 1968-1971
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Staff meeting minutes, 1967, 1970
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Activities calendar, 1970-1971
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Financial materials
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Reports and miscellaneous, 1966-1971
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“Program Book,” 1965-1966, 1971
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Income journals, 1966 September 1-1968 August 31
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Disbursement journals, 1966 September 1-1968 August 31
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Monthly balance sheets, 1968-1971
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Personnel
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General, 1970, undated
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Board and staff résumés and biographical information
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92
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Retirement plan, 1965-1968
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Myles Horton's retirement, 1969
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Insurance, 1963-1971
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Property: ownership and repairs, 1965-1971
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92
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Highlander's records, 1966, 1969-1970
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Research library, 1965-1967, 1971
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Series: General Correspondence
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94
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Unidentified correspondence
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94
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A - miscellaneous
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94
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Adams, Frank 1969-1970
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Attwood, William 1961-1962, 1966
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Austin, Richard Cartwright 1966-1968
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Bates, Scott 1966-1971
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Becker, John 1965-1971
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Beecher, John 1966-1970
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Bernstein, Daniel J. 1965-1966
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Bikel, Theodore 1967
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Bishop, Walter and Ruby 1966-1971
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Blake, Herman 1967-1968
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Blossom, Fred 1965-1967
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Bond, Julian 1968-1970
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Boyle, Kay 1966-1970
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Branstetter, Cecil 1969
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Brooks, David and Toby 1966-1971
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Brubeck, Dave 1964, 1970
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C - miscellaneous
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Cadle, Mary and Tillman 1965-1970
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Carawan, Guy and Candie 1966-1971
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Carpenter, Ted 1970-1971
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Clark, Michael 1968
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Clark, Sam 1966-1968
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Clark, Septima 1966-1970
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Clyde, Ethel 1965-1971
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Cobb, Alice 1966-1971
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D - miscellaneous
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Day, Gardiner 1964-1971
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Easterling, Edith 1968-1971
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Elam, Stanley 1966-1967
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Farley, Edward S. 1966-1970
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Faulk, John Henry 1969-1971
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Foster, Frank and Mary 1966-1971
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Frazier, Howard 1966-1971
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Gitt, Jesse 1969-1970
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Gomillion, Charles Goode, Dr. 1966-1971
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Gott, Peter and Polly 1967-1969
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Greene, Maxine 1966-1971
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96
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H - miscellaneous
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96
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Holland, Al 1967-1971
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Horton, Aimee 1967-1971
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96
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I - miscellaneous
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Intra-staff memoranda and correspondence, 1964-1971
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J - miscellaneous
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96
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Jenkins, Esau 1966-1971
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96
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Johnson Foundation (regarding "Sounds of Poverty"), 1967-1968
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Jones, Lewis 1968-1970
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Justus, May 1966-1971
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Kerness, Elton and Bonnie 1967-1970
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Kobak, Sue and John 1969-1971
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Kuenzli, Al 1970
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Kunstler, William 1968
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Lamont, Margaret 1964-1970
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Lasker, Morris 1964-1970
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Lee, Maryat 1970
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Liveright, A.A. “Sandy,” 1966-1969
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Ludwig, Tom 1966-1970
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Lynch, Alice 1966-1971
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Lynch, Ed and Pat 1967-1971
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Mayer, Albert 1967-1968
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Meacham, Stewart 1966-1971
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Millar, Charles (Detroit) 1967-1968
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Miller, Joe 1968-1971
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Mitchell, Morris R. 1965-1970
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Montgomery, Kenneth and Lucy 1966-1968
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Mulloy, Joe and Karen 1967-1970
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Netherlands
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General, 1966-1971
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de Sabloniere, Margrit 1966-1971
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van Stapele, Monique 1968-1969
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O - miscellaneous
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P - miscellaneous
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Poor People's Embassy, 1969
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Posey, Buford 1966-1971
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Box
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Pratt, George D. 1965-1971
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Box
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
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9
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Rapoport, Bernard 1969-1971
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Box
98
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Requests for Assistance in Financing or Setting Up Workshops, 1965-1967, 1970
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Box
98
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Requests for information, visits and work 1966-1971
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Box
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Reynolds, Malvina 1967-1971
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Box
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Rogers, Walter and Elizabeth 1967-1970
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Box
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Romasco, Albert and Anne 1966-1970
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Rowe, Franklin R. 1966-1971
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S - miscellaneous
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Salter, John R., Jr. 1966-1967
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Box
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Sarvis, Alva T. 1966-1967
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Saunders, Bill 1966-1971
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Schneiderman, Bea 1964-1970
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Sir, Joe 1967
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Smathers, Eugene, Reverend 1967
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Box
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Stone, Norman Clement and Karen 1966-1971
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Box
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T - miscellaneous
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Box
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Tanner, Hilda 1967-1971
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Box
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Tanzman, Harriet 1968-1971
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Box
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Thompson, John B. 1966-1971
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Box
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U and V - miscellaneous
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Box
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
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West, Don 1966-1969
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Box
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Wexler, Haskell 1967-1970
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Box
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Willimetz, Emil and Joie 1967-1970
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Box
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Willis, Jack 1968
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Box
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Wolfe, George and Bee 1967-1971
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Box
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X, Y, Z - miscellaneous
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Box
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Yoon, Benjamin Hyun, Reverend 1968
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Series: Subject Files
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Addresses and speeches, 1965-1970 : See "Conferences, meetings, speeches and trips" for staff members' speeches.
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Box
100
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Blake, Herman
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Box
100
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1
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Caudill, Harry M.
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Box
100
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1
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Clark, Mike
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Box
100
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1
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Easterling, Edith
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Box
100
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1
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Fessler, Donald R.
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Box
100
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2
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Adult Degree program for Appalachians at Goddard, 1971
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Box
100
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3
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Adult Education Association, 1965-1970
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Box
100
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4
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American Civil Liberties Union in Tennessee, 1966-1971
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Box
100
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5
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American Friends Service Committee, 1966-1970, undated
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Box
100
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6
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Appalachian Field Study Center (Thorsten Horton, Union for Research and
Experimentation in Higher Education) 1966-1968
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Box
100
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7
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Appalachian field trip reports - Myles Horton, 1967-1969
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Box
100
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8
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Appalachian Project, 1965-1967
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Appalachian Self-Education Project
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Box
100
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9
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Correspondence, 1967-1970
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Box
100
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10
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Reports and miscellaneous documents, 1968-1971
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Box
100
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11
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Notes and drafts, undated
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Box
100
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12
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Potential staff, 1968-1969
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Box
100
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13
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Appalachian Studies programs, 1967-1968
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Box
100
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14
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Appalachian volunteers, 1966-1969
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Box
100
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15
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Arthur Morgan School, 1965-1969
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Box
100
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16
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Association of World Colleges and Universities, 1970-1971
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Attacks and investigations
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Box
100
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17
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General, 1961-1970
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Box
100
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18
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“Dial-A-Diatribe,” 1965-1967
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Box
101
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1
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Cas Walker and stolen Highlander documents, 1966-1967
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Box
101
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2
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Free speech meeting, 1967 January 26
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Proposed State of Tennessee investigations, 1967-1968
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Box
101
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3
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General papers
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Box
101
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4
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Clippings
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Box
101
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5
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Citizens' Crusade Against Poverty - Southern Rural Action
Project, 1968
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Box
101
Folder
6
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James Coleman interview with Myles Horton regarding community
organizing, 1968
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Box
101
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7
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Commission on Religion in Appalachia (CORA), 1971
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Box
101
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8
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Community school, 1968
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Box
101
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9
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Conference to Counter Repression, Highlander 1971 June 19
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Conferences, meetings, speeches and trips
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Myles Horton : See also "Appalachian field trip reports - Myles Horton."
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Box
101
Folder
10-11
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General, 1966-1971
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Box
101
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12
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Conference on White Organizing, Washington, D.C. 1967 February
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Box
101
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13
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Amherst lecture, 1967 April 27-29
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Box
101
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14
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Western trip, 1968 November-1969 February
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Box
101
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15
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Western and Chicago trip, 1970 January-February
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Box
101
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16
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Western trip, 1970 August
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Box
101
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17
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Missouri Association for Social Welfare Annual Conference, 1970 October
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Box
101
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18
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Western and Chicago trip, 1971 February
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Box
101
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19
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Netherlands trip, 1971 March-April
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Myles Horton and Conrad Browne
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Box
101
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20
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New York trip, 1967 June
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Box
101
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21
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Cincinnati fundraising meetings, 1969 May 20 and November 10
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Box
101
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22
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Washington, D.C., reception (with staff) 1969 October 24
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Box
102
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1
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New York reception (with staff), 1969 October 26
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Box
102
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2
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Scarsdale reception, 1970 February 22
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Conrad Browne
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Box
102
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3
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General, 1966-1971
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Box
102
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4
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New York trip, 1966 November
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Box
102
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5
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Virginia trip, 1969 January
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Box
102
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6
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Mike Clark - European trip, 1970-1971
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Box
102
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7
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Frank Adams - general, 1971
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Box
102
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8
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Miscellaneous
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Box
102
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9
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Congress for Appalachian Development, 1966-1967
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Box
102
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10
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Consumer Federation of America (Howard Frazier), 1970-1971
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Box
102
Folder
11-13
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Council of the Southern Mountains (CSM), 1966-1971
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Box
102
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14
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Delta ministry, 1965-1970, undated
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Box
102
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15
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(Fifth) Ecumenical Workshop on Social Change, 1971
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Box
102
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16
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Elderly program, 1971
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Box
103
Folder
1
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Fayette - Haywood work camps, 1966-1971
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Box
103
Folder
2
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Festival of American Folklife, Washington, D.C. (Joyce Dukes and Florence
Reece) 1971
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Box
103
Folder
3
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Regarding films, 1966-1971
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Box
103
Folder
4
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FOCIS (Federation of Communities in Service), 1968-1969
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Box
103
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5
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Freedom Fund (“We Shall Overcome” money), 1966
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Box
103
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6
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Freedom Information Service, 1967
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Box
103
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7
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Friends World College, 1966-1971
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Fundraising : See also "Conferences, meetings, speeches and trips."
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Appeals
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Box
103
Folder
8
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General, 1965-1971
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Box
103
Folder
9
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Adams-Bennett letter, 1966
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Box
103
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10
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Fire insurance substitutes, 1967-1970
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Benefits
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Box
103
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11
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Art auction, 1964
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Box
103
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12
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King sculpture, 1969-1970
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Box
103
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13
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Pete Seeger concert, Chicago 1967
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Box
103
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14
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Bequests, 1965-1971
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Box
103
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15
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Capital Fund Campaign, 1969-1971
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Committees
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Box
103
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16
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Chicago, 1966-1967
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Box
103
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17
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West Coast, 1966-1969
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Box
103
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18
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Contributors lists
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Box
103
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19
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Foundations and corporations, 1961-1971
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Box
103
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20
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Liveright Memorial contributions, 1969-1970
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Box
103
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21
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Program proposals, 1968-1969, undated
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Box
104
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1
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Stock transactions, 1962-1966
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Box
104
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2
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Tax exemption, 1957, 1970
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Box
104
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3
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Miscellaneous documents, 1969-1970
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Box
104
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4
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Grimke-Brown Coalition, 1968-1970
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Box
104
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5
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Housing (Chris Ahrens, OEO-STAP) 1969
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Box
104
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6
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Institute for the Study of Nonviolence, 1966-1969
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Box
104
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7
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Knoxville, Tennessee 1963, 1966-1971
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Box
104
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8
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Knoxville College incident, 1968
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Box
104
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9
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Koinonia Farm, 1966-1971
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Box
104
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10
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Law Center for Constitutional Rights, 1968
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Box
104
Folder
11
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Liberty House (Poor People's Corporation), 1966-1968, undated
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Box
104
Folder
12
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Marrowbone Folk School, 1967-1971
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Box
104
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13
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Metropolitan Associates of Philadelphia, 1968
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Box
104
Folder
14
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Miscellaneous papers regarding repression, 1968, undated
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Box
104
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15
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(George) Mitchell Scholarship Fund, 1967-1968
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Box
104
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16
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Mountain Summer Arts, 1968
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Box
104
Folder
17
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Moving Ahead Together (MAT), Dayton, Ohio (Al Holland) 1966-1967
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Music
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Festivals and workshops
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Box
104
Folder
18
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SSOC Music workshop, 1966 November 17-19
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Box
104
Folder
19
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Penny Festivals, Atlanta, Georgia 1967-1968
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Box
104
Folder
20
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Soul Roots Festivals, Atlanta, Georgia 1967-1968
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Box
104
Folder
21
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Appalachia Music Jamboree, 1967 August 25-26
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Box
104
Folder
22
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Mountain Music Weekend workshop, 1967 December 1-3
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Box
104
Folder
23
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Evening of Music, 1968 August 30
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Box
104
Folder
24
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Appalachian Mountain Festival, Knoxville 1968 November 4
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Box
105
Folder
1
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National Folk Festival, Knoxville 1969 October 16-18
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Box
105
Folder
2
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Workshop, 1969 October 19-21
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Box
105
Folder
3
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Workshop on Appalachian Folk Music and Education, 1970 December 11-13
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Box
105
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4
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Miscellaneous items, 1965-1966
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Box
105
Folder
5
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National Committee Against Repressive Legislation, 1967-1970
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National Conference for New Politics, 1967
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Box
105
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6
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Pre-convention papers
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Box
105
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7
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Convention and post-convention papers
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Box
105
Folder
8
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National Education Association, 1966-1970, undated
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Box
105
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9
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Operation Freedom, 1966-1972
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Box
105
Folder
10
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Patrons of Housing, Berea, Kentucky 1967
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Box
105
Folder
11
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Penn Community Services, 1966-1970
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Box
105
Folder
12
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Poor People's Campaign, 1968 : See also "Workshops: Poor People's Cultural Workshop, 1968 May 20-June 29"
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Poor People's Self-Help Corporation : See "Council of the Southern Mountains."
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Publicity : See also "Conference, meetings, speeches and trips."
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Box
105
Folder
13
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Editorial Conference, 1969 July 12
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Box
105
Folder
14
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Mailing lists and reports, 1962, 1964, undated
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Box
105
Folder
15
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Mimeo materials, 1966-1971
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Box
105
Folder
16
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Miscellaneous items, 1966-1970
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Box
105
Folder
17
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News releases, 1967-1968
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Box
105
Folder
18
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Tom Bledsoe book, 1969
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Box
106
Folder
1
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Reference letters used in publicity, 1964-1969
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Box
106
Folder
2
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Resource information, undated
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Box
106
Folder
3
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Settlement institutions of Appalachia, 1969-1970
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Box
106
Folder
4
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Society for Study of Residential Adult Education, 1967-1968
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Box
106
Folder
5
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), 1969-1970, undated
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Box
106
Folder
6-8
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Southern Conference Educational Fund (SCEF), 1966-1971
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Box
106
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9
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Southern Legal Action Movement, 1969-1971, undated
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Box
106
Folder
10
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Southern Regional Council, 1967, 1971
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Box
106
Folder
11
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Southern Student Organizing Committee, 1966-1969
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Box
106
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12
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Southwest Georgia Project, 1970
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Box
106
Folder
13
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Sponsors, 1966-1969
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Box
107
Folder
1
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Spring Conference, 1966-1971
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Box
107
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2
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Steering Committee Against Repression, 1967-1970
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Box
107
Folder
3
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Strip mining, 1971
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Box
107
Folder
4
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Student Woodlawn Area Project (SWAP), 1966
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Box
107
Folder
5
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), 1966-1968
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Box
107
Folder
6
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Suncoast Progress, St. Petersburg, Florida 1967-1968
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Box
107
Folder
7
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Swedish Project (Foreign Aid to American Poor), 1969-1970
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Box
107
Folder
8
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Tennessee Commission on Human Development, 1967-1971
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Box
107
Folder
9
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Tennessee Commission on Human Relations, 1964-1970
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Box
107
Folder
10
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Union for Experimenting Colleges and Universities, 1970-1972
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Box
107
Folder
11
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United Farm Workers (UFW), 1967-1971
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Box
107
Folder
12
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Vietnam Summer, 1967
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Box
107
Folder
13
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Virginia Council on Human Relations, 1967-1970, undated
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Visitors
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Box
107
Folder
14
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Gardiner M. Day visit, 1966
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Box
107
Folder
15
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John Henry Faulk visit, 1969
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Box
107
Folder
16
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Friends World Institute tours, 1967-1968 : See also "Friends World College."
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Box
107
Folder
17
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Mr. Lavanam visit, 1966
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Box
108
Folder
1
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Putney graduate tours, 1967
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Box
108
Folder
2
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Saskia Van Der Muelen visit, 1968
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Box
108
Folder
3
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Miscellaneous tour groups and individuals, 1966-1970
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Box
108
Folder
4
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Vocations for Social Change (George Brosi), 1968, 1971
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Box
108
Folder
5
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Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA), 1968-1970
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Box
108
Folder
6-7
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Western program, 1968-1971, undated : See also "Workshops: Workshop on Social Movements, 1971 April 26-28."
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Box
108
Folder
8
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Williams, Charlie 1968-1969
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Work camps
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Box
108
Folder
9
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International Voluntary Service Camp at Friendship Center, Bryson City,
North Carolina 1967 July 1-22
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Workshops
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Box
108
Folder
10
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Appalachian Community Leadership workshops, 1967 January-December
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Box
108
Folder
11
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Fitzgerald, Georgia, workshop 1967 February 21-24
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Box
108
Folder
12
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Appalachian series, 1967 March 31-April 9
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Bolivar County, Mississippi, Political Campaign workshops 1967 April 12-May 10
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Box
108
Folder
13
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Reports
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Box
108
Folder
14
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Workshop materials (listed)
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Box
108
Folder
15
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Workshop materials (unlisted)
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Candidate training workshops, 1967 September 22-24 and September 29-October
1
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Box
109
Folder
1
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Correspondence and reports
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Box
109
Folder
2
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Workshop materials
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Box
109
Folder
3
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West Virginia Mountain Project VISTA trainees, 1967 October 20-23
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Box
109
Folder
4
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College workshop, 1968 January 6-7
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Box
109
Folder
5
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Community Development Foundation workshop, 1968 January 29-February 2
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Box
109
Folder
6
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Proposed West Virginia Tax workshop, 1968 February
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Box
109
Folder
7
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Communications workshop, Johns Island 1968 April 6-7
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Box
109
Folder
8
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Mountain Cadre Training workshop, 1968 April 15-18
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Box
109
Folder
9
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City, County, and State Candidates workshop, Fitzgerald,
Georgia 1968 May 16-19
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Box
109
Folder
10
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Poor People's Cultural workshop, Resurrection City, Washington,
D.C. 1968 May 20-June 29
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Box
109
Folder
11
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Boone County Association for the Needy (B-CAN) Leadership (West Virginia
Mountain Project), 1968 May 31-June 2
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Box
109
Folder
12
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Southern Conference Educational Fund/Southern Mountain Project
Cadre, 1968 June 4-7
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Box
109
Folder
13
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Community Organizing Group from Athens, Georgia 1968 September 19-22
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Box
109
Folder
14
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Appalachian Community Leadership workshops, 1968 October 18-21 and 25-27
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Box
109
Folder
15
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Council of the Southern Mountains workshop for community action
staff, 1969 March 20-21
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Box
109
Folder
16
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Unidentified workshop, 1969 June
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Box
109
Folder
17
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Proposed workshop, Fitzgerald, Georgia 1969 Summer
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Box
109
Folder
18
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Humanist workshop on Appalachia(cancelled), 1969 August 24-31
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Box
109
Folder
19
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Mountain and Chicago Appalachian workshop, 1969 October 31-November 2
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Box
109
Folder
20
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Building Strong Community Groups, 1970 February 6-8
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Box
109
Folder
21
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Multi-racial workshop for American Poor, 1970 April 20-24
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Box
109
Folder
22
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Appalachian workshop on Small Discussion Groups, 1970 May 22-24
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Box
109
Folder
23
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Appalachia workshop, 1970 November 27-29
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Box
109
Folder
24
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Appalachia Studies workshop, University of North Carolina 1971 February 19-21
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Box
109
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25
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Workshop on Social Movements, 1971 April 26-28
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Box
110
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1
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Communications workshop, 1971 July 9-11
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Box
110
Folder
2
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Legal Rights workshop, 1971 August 13-15
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Box
110
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3
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Mountain Youth workshop, 1971 October 8-10
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Writings
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Box
110
Folder
4
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General, undated
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Box
110
Folder
5
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Adams, Frank
- "Education for Social Change," an abridged version of the summary chapter of
Unearthing Seeds of Fire
- "University Reform and Community Education"
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Box
110
Folder
5
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Horton, Aimee
- "The Highlander Folk School: Pioneer of Integration in the South," reprint
from Teachers College Record, 1966
December
- Flashlight-Herald articles, 1963 August 24,
September 14, November 9
- "To Young Negroes" (a poem), 1966
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Box
110
Folder
5
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Horton, Myles
- New South Student articles, 1968
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Box
110
Folder
5
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Ludwig, Tom?
- "Education at Highlander Center, Knoxville, Tennessee," 1968?
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Box
110
Folder
5
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McCormick, Richard L.
- "Daniel P. Moynihan and the Negro Family: The Case Against Black Power,"
Amherst College Course Paper, 1967
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Series: Publications
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Box
110
Folder
6
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Ain't You Got A Right, (songs) compiled by
Guy Carawan 1967 April
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Box
110
Folder
6
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Highlander Center, A Gathering Place in
Appalachia
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Box
110
Folder
6
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Highlander ... where the action
is, 1967
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Box
110
Folder
6
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Highlander's New Home, A Progress
Report 1974
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Box
110
Folder
6
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Sowing on the Mountain (songs), 1967 November and 1972 August : 2 versions
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Box
110
Folder
6
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Strip Mining in East Kentucky / by Mike
Clark, 1971
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Box
110
Folder
6
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Today's Highlander Program, 1969 and 1971 : 2 versions
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Box
110
Folder
6
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What Is Highlander Research and Education
Center?, 1967
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Micro 795
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Series: Clippings, 1968-1976 : Added to end of reel. The final item on this reel is a copy of the September 2, 1976
Grundy County Herald (published at Tracy City,
Tennessee) which was devoted to the history of the area where Highlander Folk School
was located from 1932 to 1961.
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Audio 807A
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Series: Audio Recordings
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Mss 265
Box
110
Folder
7
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Content notes on tapes; compiled by researcher John Glen
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Adult Education Association - Residential Adult Education
Section
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Audio
807A/1
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Proceedings of business meeting, 1960 October 16 : Chaired by Myles Horton; primarily concerning plans for future conferences.
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Attacks and investigations
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Audio
807A/2
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Myles Horton reports informally to Highlander staff on the Eastland
hearings, 1954 March : Discusses his testimony and that of Paul Crouch, Jim Dombrowski, Aubrey Williams,
and Virginia Durr. : See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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Publicity
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Audio
807A/3
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Radio program, “Alma John and the Homemakers' Club,” 1956 May 8 : Broadcast from New York station WWRL. Program guests were Myles Horton, Rosa
Parks, and Reverend Richard Stenhouse and discussion centered on Mrs. Parks and
the Montgomery bus boycott.
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Sea Islands
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Audio
807A/4
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Septima Clark, 1955? : An oral essay by Clark on the historical background of the Sea Islands with
information on agriculture, schools, housing and living conditions. This is
followed by a report on her recent activities in the Islands.
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Audio
807A/5
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Interviews, circa 1955 : By an unidentified interviewer with Micah Jenkins, chairman of the [White]
Citizens' Council of Charleston, South Carolina, and with another man, probably
Creighton Frampton, Charleston Superintendent of Schools, in the aftermath of the
Supreme Court decision banning segregated schools. Both men dislike the decision,
feel it impinges on their individual rights, and feel that the NAACP is
communist-inspired. Following the interviews is a portion of a speech by an
unidentified man (possibly Stanley Morse, president of the Grass Roots League of
Charleston) charging that integrationists are revolutionaries and linking
African-American leaders with communism. (Mr. Jenkins is identified on the tape;
the other names are written on the box as is the statement "Recorded at Johns
Island."
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Audio
807A/6
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Report by Septima Clark and Bernice Robinson?, 1956 February 6 : Report of a workshop at Johns Island which concerned cooperatives, voting and
registration, and housing.
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Audio
807A/7
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Septima Clark introduces Johns Island students, circa 1957 : Students are from the Highlander Adult School on Johns Island. They give their
opinions of the school. This is followed by singing and the awarding of a
certificate to each student.
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Audio
807A/8
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Unidentified meeting
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Audio
807A/8 (continued)
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Meeting on St. Helena's Island, 1958 May 5 : Meeting of local farmers featuring speeches by Philip T. Seabrook, county farm
agent, Mrs. Louise Johnson, county home demonstration agent, and Esau Jenkins who
encouraged his listeners to form a voters club.
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Audio
807A/9
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Meeting on Edisto Island, 1958 circa June 10 : Meeting of an Edisto Island local club with Solomon Brown presiding and Esau
Jenkins speaking.
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Audio
807A/9 (continued)
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Meeting on Johns Island : Beginning of a meeting the next night of the club on Johns Island.
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Audio
807A/10
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Meetings of Local Clubs, 1958 July : The Wadmalow meeting featuring a talk by Esau Jenkins is followed by the
beginning only of an Edisto Island meeting. Also contains a Johns Island
meeting.
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Audio
807A/11
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Charleston Heights workshop on Voting and Registration, 1958 September 22 : Organized by Mrs. Mary Lee Davis, featuring talks by Septima Clark, Esau Jenkins,
and others.
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Audio
807A/12
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Report by Septima Clark, circa 1959 March : Report on activities in the Sea Islands since early December. In the final part
of the tape she answers written questions concerning leadership training as
applied in the Islands. : See content notes in Box 110 (Part 2).
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Audio
807A/13
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Palmetto Voters Association Annual Meeting, Johns Island 1959 : Includes speeches by Esau Jenkins, Reverend Glover, and attorney John H.
Wright.
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Workshops
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Audio
807A/14
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United Nations workshop group discussion, 1954 August 7 : Led by Myles Horton and concerning leadership development.
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Audio
807A/15
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25th Anniversary workshop, 1957 September 2 : Featuring reports from workshop sub-groups, a general discussion of Highlander's
program and future by John Thompson and Myles Horton, speeches by Aubrey Williams
and Martin Luther King Jr., a tribute to volunteer workers by Septima Clark, and
songs by Pete Seeger.
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PH 4260
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Part 3 (PH 4260): Additions, Photographs, circa 1935-1965: Electronic reproductions of some Highlander images are available through the Wisconsin
Historical Images page on the Wisconsin Historical Society web site. 10.1 cubic feet of photographs (31
photo boxes, 1 archives box, and 1 oversize box), 0.2 cubic feet of proofs and
negatives (1 box), and 5 tape recordings Photographs, circa 1935-1965, related to activities, classes, individuals, and groups
at Highlander. Many of the identifications of individuals and contexts of the images
were made by Myles Horton based on 5 tape recordings that came with this accession. The
first tape he recorded is missing. Note: As this collection was not fully processed and
the list was created based on Myles Horton's identifications, some of the unidentified
photographs in this series may be identified on the images themselves. Some of these
images are copyrighted, see Administrative/Restriction Information portion of this
finding aid for more details. Also includes 5 drawings.
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Photographs
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Box
1
Item
1
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Youth workshop in the Highlander Library with Septima Clark
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Box
1
Item
2
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Children's camp, Highlander, with Charis Horton
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Box
1
Item
3
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Children's camp, Highlander
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Box
1
Item
4
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Summer work camp: Repairing buildings
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Box
1
Item
5
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Children's camp, Highlander, during civil rights period
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Box
1
Item
6
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Children's camp
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Box
1
Item
7
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Youth camp, Highlander, sponsored by American Friends Service
Committee
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Box
1
Item
8
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Youth camp, Highlander, with Hilda, Susi King, Laura King, Chris
Horton
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Box
1
Item
9
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Highlander staff building
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Box
1
Item
10
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Highlander Community Center and Nursery School
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Box
1
Item
11
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Highlander Library
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Box
1
Item
12
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Highlander Film Center
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Box
1
Item
13
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Barton Cabin, Highlander : Named after John and Becky Barton, who were staff members at Highlander in the
early 1930s.
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Box
1
Item
14
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Highlander Community Center and Nursery School : Duplicate of photo number 10.
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Box
1
Item
15
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Highlander Library
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Box
1
Item
16
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Highlander main building
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Box
1
Item
17
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Hiking trail back of the center with roses in bloom
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Box
1
Item
18
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Summerfield Cemetery
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Box
1
Item
19
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Unidentified workshop
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Box
1
Item
20
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Youth workshop
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Box
1
Item
21
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Children's camp, playing piano
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Box
1
Item
22
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Children's camp, cooking
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Box
1
Item
23
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Children's camp, with Charis Horton in the center
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Box
1
Item
24-25
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Young people at Children's camp
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Box
1
Item
26
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Highlander workshop with Bee Moulton, teacher at Highlander,
right
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Box
1
Item
27
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Workshop during civil rights period
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Box
1
Item
28
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Youth camp for summer project: dancing
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Box
1
Item
29
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Unidentified
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Box
1
Item
30
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Youth workshop : Duplicate of photo number 20.
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Box
1
Item
31
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Youth group, Highlander
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Box
1
Item
32-33
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Youth group
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Box
1
Item
34
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Youth group with Charis Horton, center; Guy Carawan, rear of
table
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Box
1
Item
35
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Unitarian Work Camp, Highlander : With Fred Lasse, center.
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Box
1
Item
36
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Summer work camp : With director, extreme left; Stan and Beth Kennedy; from Septima Clark, February
1981: Mary Todd sitting by Professor Kennedy, "now teaching in Cuba."
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Box
1
Item
37
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Summer work camp building and beach at lake, Highlander
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Box
1
Item
38-39
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Children's camp, Highlander
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Box
1
Item
40-42
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Children's campers in lake, Highlander
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Box
1
Item
43
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Campers in front of Highlander Library
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Box
1
Item
44
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Unitarian Work Camp, Highlander : Duplicate of photo number 35.
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Box
1
Item
45
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Children's camp and lake, Highlander
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Box
1
Item
46
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Children's camp, swimming, Highlander
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Box
1
Item
47
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Youth at Children's camp, Highlander
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Box
1
Item
48
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Campers and lake, Highlander
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Box
1
Item
49
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Children's camp and lake, Highlander : Duplicate of photo number 45.
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Box
1
Item
50
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Campers and lake, Highlander
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Box
2
Item
51
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Joint meeting, campers and adult workshop participants,
Highlander circa 1958
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Box
2
Item
52
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Work campers cleaning Summerfield Cemetery across the road from
Highlander
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Box
2
Item
53
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Campers and lake, Highlander
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Box
2
Item
54
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Children's campers in lake, Highlander : Duplicate of photo number 40.
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Box
2
Item
55
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Summer work camp : Duplicate of photo number 36.
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Box
2
Item
56
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Children's camp, Highlander, during civil rights period : Duplicate of photo number 5.
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Box
2
Item
57
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Unitarian Service camper
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Box
2
Item
58
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Buildings being assigned
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Box
2
Item
59
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State Park, Edisto Island, South Carolina : From Septima Clark, February 1981: Park on Edisto Island, South Carolina, closed in
1954 to keep from integration; "now blacks have bought and built there."
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Box
2
Item
60
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House on one of the coastal South Carolina islands
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Box
2
Item
61
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Unidentified : Missing.
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Box
2
Item
62
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Foster Falls near Highlander used for picnicking
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Box
2
Item
63
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Unitarian Service Committee camper
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Box
2
Item
64
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Work campers cleaning school grounds
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Box
2
Item
65
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Children's campers
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Box
2
Item
66
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Unitarian Service Committee campers, Highlander
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Box
2
Item
67
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Children's camp, Highlander lake
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Box
2
Item
68
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Work campers cleaning cemetery
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Box
2
Item
69
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Workshop for coal mine strikers from Wilder, Tennessee,
Highlander circa 1933-1934 : Immediate foreground, Delphia Ford from Wilder (with halter); directly behind her
to the right, J.D. Marlowe, a neighbor from the community.
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Box
2
Item
70
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Unitarian Work Camp
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Highlander investigation
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Box
2
Item
71
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May Justus testifying when Highlander was being investigated : Justus was Secretary-Treasurer of Highlander, next door neighbor and author of
some 40 children's books based on mountain background.
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Box
2
Item
72
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Vera Campbell testifying during the Highlander investigation : Campbell was a former teacher in Grundy County, who came to the mountains with
May Justus before Highlander Folk School was started in 1932.
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Box
2
Item
73
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Myles Horton testifying during a hearing for the Highlander
investigation
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Box
2
Item
74
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State investigation of the Highlander Folk School with Bruce Bennett and
Henry Lee Senter : At left, Bruce Bennett, who was instrumental in getting the legislature to
approve the investigation, extreme right, State Representative, Henry Lee Senter
from Bristol, Tennessee. Bruce Bennett, attorney general of the State of Arkansas
and one of the top white supremacists at that time.
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Box
2
Item
75
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Investigator
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Box
2
Item
76
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Investigators
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Box
2
Item
77
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Bruce Bennett
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Box
2
Item
78
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Henry Lee Senter and Representative McCord
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Box
2
Item
79
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Legislative investigators with Henry Lee Senter, third from
left
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Box
2
Item
80
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Henry Lee Senter
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Box
2
Item
81
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Mr. Kilgore, Postmaster from Tracy City, Tennessee, testifying at the
hearing
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Box
2
Item
82
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Audience at hearing
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Box
2
Item
83
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Investigators
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Box
2
Item
84
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Bruce Bennett explaining a chart he had drawn : The chart shows Highlander as a center for what Bennett considered subversive
individuals and groups in the South.
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Box
2
Item
85
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Investigating committee
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Box
2
Item
86
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Audience at investigation
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Box
2
Item
87
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Henry Lee Senter and Representative McCord : Duplicate of photo number 78.
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Box
2
Item
88-89
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Investigating committee
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Box
2
Item
90
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Henry Lee Senter
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Box
2
Item
91
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Investigating committee
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Box
2
Item
92
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Fannie Lou Hamer : Hamer was active in the civil rights period and later ran for the United States
Senate on the Mississippi Democratic Party ticket.
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Box
2
Item
93-96
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Myles Horton : Ida Berman holds copyright (to nos. 94-96). : Includes 2 copies (nos. 95-96) of one photograph.
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Box
2
Item
97
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Myles Horton and Catherine Winston, staff member
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Box
2
Item
98
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Myles Horton
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Box
2
Item
99
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Tom Ludwig : Staff member at Highlander and formerly in charge of work for the National Farmers
Union in the late 1940s and 1950s.
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Box
2
Item
100
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Highlander staff meeting : From left to right; Tom Ludwig, Myles Horton, Catherine Winston, Zilphia
Horton.
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Box
3
Item
101
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Myra Page : Author, who was both a student and teacher at Highlander.
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Box
3
Item
102
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Myles Horton speaking at a civil rights rally in Charleston, South
Carolina
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Box
3
Item
103
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Staff members talking to Chester McCord
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Box
3
Item
104
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Guy Carawan on the left playing guitar
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Box
3
Item
105
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Don West, co-founder of Highlander
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Box
3
Item
106
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Tom Ludwig and Vida Cox, a neighbor of Highlander, who met at the
school
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Box
3
Item
107
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Myles Horton
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Box
3
Item
108
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Alice Cobb : Staff member and workshop participant during civil rights period.
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Box
3
Item
109
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Claudia Lewis : Lewis, who started the Nursery School at Highlander in the early 1930s. She was
from the Bank Street School, which helped set up the Highlander Community Nursery
School.
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Box
3
Item
110
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Highlander staff meeting : Duplicate of number 100.
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Box
3
Item
111
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Staff member and participant during the Farmers Union period
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Box
3
Item
112
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Myles Horton
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Box
3
Item
113
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Horton near the school
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Box
3
Item
114
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Thorsten Horton and Septima Clark on the bluff back of the
school : R.N. Wagner holds copyright.
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Box
3
Item
115
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Alice Cobb; on the right, Bernice Robinson
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Box
3
Item
116
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School Integration workshop at Highlander : John B. Thompson, former teacher and board member on the left; Alice Cobb and
Septima Clark on the right.
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Box
3
Item
117
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Myra Page and Dr. B.R. Brazeal, Dean, Morehouse College in Atlanta, and
chairman of the Highlander Board at the time picture was taken in Horton
house
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Box
3
Item
118
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Catherine Winston
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Box
3
Item
119
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Mikii Marlowe, office manager, on right
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Box
3
Item
120
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Tom Ludwig showing movies at Farmers Union workshop
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Box
3
Item
121
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Myles Horton welcoming members of the Oil Workers Union from Texas during
CIO period
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Box
3
Item
122
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Myles Horton speaking at Farmers Union meeting in Alabama
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Box
3
Item
123
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Myles Horton, circa 1934
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Box
3
Item
124
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Zilphia Horton: cookout at Horton house
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Box
3
Item
125
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Myles Horton at CIO session
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Box
3
Item
126-128
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Myles Horton
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Box
3
Item
129
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Zilphia Horton talking to Oil Workers CIO School
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Box
3
Item
130
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May Justus speaking at the community meeting in front of
Highlander, circa 1940s
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Box
3
Item
131
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May Justus in her own back yard near the school
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Box
3
Item
132
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Guy Carawan
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Box
3
Item
133
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Guy Carawan, right, talking to workshop participants during civil rights
period
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Box
3
Item
134
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Guy Carawan
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Box
3
Item
135
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Textile Workers organizer, student at Highlander, and Zilphia Horton in
front of the school
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Box
3
Item
136
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Citizenship School student on Johns Island in an abandoned country school
with Myles Horton
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Box
3
Item
137
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Myles Horton speaking at a civil rights rally in Charleston, South
Carolina : Duplicate of photo number 102.
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Box
3
Item
138
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Horton visiting Citizenship School sewing class for younger members;
teacher, Bernice Robinson
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Box
3
Item
139
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Guy Carawan
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Box
3
Item
140
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Play at Highlander
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Box
3
Item
141
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Bernice Robinson : A former Highlander student, Robinson was the first teacher at the Citizenship
School program, and later on the Highlander staff.
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Box
3
Item
142
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Esau Jenkins : Ida Berman holds copyright. : Jenkins, whose request for help registering citizens on Johns Island provided the
basis for the Citizenship School program, later became a board member and one of the
most influential civil rights leaders in South Carolina.
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Box
3
Item
143
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Alice Cobb talking to a special staff member working with American
Indians
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Box
3
Item
144
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Zilphia Horton with automobile worker from Memphis CIO School
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Box
3
Item
145
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Zilphia Horton welcoming CIO organizer from Arkansas at CIO
School
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Box
3
Item
146
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Myles Horton with students, circa 1934
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Box
3
Item
147
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Final night, CIO School: George Guernsey, national CIO director, handing
out certificates
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Box
3
Item
148
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Aimee Horton at Highlander Center in Knoxville, circa 1961
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Box
3
Item
149
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Hod Carriers Union and Workers Alliance, community meeting near the
school late 1930s or 1940s : With Ralph Tefferteller, staff member, extreme right; Reverend William Eldridge,
center, seated. On reverse: three small photos: 1) John Cleek speaking at meeting of
Labor's Non-Partisan League; 2) Alton Lawrence; and 3) Estes Kefauver.
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Box
3
Item
150
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Hod Carriers Union and Workers Alliance : Organized labor's political conference of Grundy County and elected county slate of
officers for the first time.
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Box
4
Item
151
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Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers session at Highlander 1940s : Organizers, Alton Lawrence and Charles Wilson, from left to right.
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Box
4
Item
152
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Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers session at Highlander 1940s : See reverse of photo number 149.
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Box
4
Item
153
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CIO School: meeting in the front of the school, 1930s
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Box
4
Item
154
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Unidentified
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Box
4
Item
155
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Local 840 UAW workshop, Highlander 1944 June : With Jim Pike, Sylvia McMillan and Charles "Bill" Dallance, left to right.
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Box
4
Item
156
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Student working on wall newspaper, CIO School
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Box
4
Item
157
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Clothing Workers session at Highlander
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Box
4
Item
158
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Chattanooga strike of packinghouse workers
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Box
4
Item
159
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Shell meeting in Chattanooga
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Box
4
Item
160
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Entrance to Highlander Library with CIO student in doorway
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Box
4
Item
161
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Industrial unionism: poster
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Box
4
Item
162
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“Craft Unionism,”
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Box
4
Item
163
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Shell rally, unknown location
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Box
4
Item
164
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Early CIO workshop at Highlander : Missing.
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Box
4
Item
165
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CIO workshop
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Box
4
Item
166
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Worker
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Box
4
Item
167
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Amalgamated Clothing workshop, Highlander
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Box
4
Item
168
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Shell workshop: Bessie Eldridge, staff member from the local
community
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Box
4
Item
169
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Myles Horton leading discussion for, perhaps, CIO Rubber
Workers 1940s
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Box
4
Item
170
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CIO School, 1940s
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Box
4
Item
171
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Estelle Thompson showing leaflet-making at CIO School : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
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Box
4
Item
172
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Mary Lawrence : Highlander staff member, typist, organizing a co-op during a CIO session.
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Box
4
Item
173
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CIO session at Highlander: Gene Cotton, United Packinghouse Union, and Mary
Lawrence
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Box
4
Item
174
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PAC discussion during CIO workshop : With Farmer Weber, standing, extreme right.
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Box
4
Item
175
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Union Conference, perhaps in Chattanooga : With Zilphia Horton, lower left.
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Box
4
Item
176
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CIO session, discussion of textile mill operation : Paul Christopher, state CIO director, who was also a board member and part-time
teacher at Highlander, seated, extreme right.
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Box
4
Item
177
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CIO session, Highlander : With Frank McCallister, standing.
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Box
4
Item
178
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Farmers Union workshop at Highlander : Catherine Winston, staff member, handing out certificates; Jim Patton, president of
the National Farmers Union, next to Myles Horton on the right.
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179
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Workshop discussion in front of school
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Box
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180
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Pre-CIO union session, circa early 1930s : Present are people from the community; second from the lower left is the oldest
lady in the community, who was a neighbor.
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Box
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181
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Union workshop discussion led by Bill Elkuss, Highlander staff,
probably
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Box
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182
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Automobile Workers workshop at Highlander with the regional director, third
from left
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Box
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183
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Automobile workers, Highlander
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Box
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184
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Automobile workers
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Box
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185
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Outdoor Barbecue for students in community with Ike Church, neighbor of
Highlander, tending the fire
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Box
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186
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers final night, Highlander
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Box
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187
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Claudia Lewis, Rosanne Walker, Alton Lawrence, left to right late 1930s
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Box
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188
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Workshop at Highlander, early 1930s : P.M. Horton, Myles Horton's father, on extreme left; Zilphia Horton, fifth from the
left.
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Box
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189
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Farmers Union workshop at Highlander : Fred Lasse, head of the Highlander Film Center, second from the right.
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Box
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190
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Fred Lasse working in the Film Center
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Box
4
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191
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Farmers Union workshop at Highlander, probably : Catherine Winston, second from the left, top row; Elmslie Johnson, eighth, top row;
tenth, Zilphia Horton; extreme right, Myles Horton.
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Box
4
Item
192
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Farmers Union workshop
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Box
4
Item
193
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Rubber Workers workshop : Discussion led by the public or educational director of the Rubber Workers
Union.
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Box
4
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194
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CIO School at Highlander : Second from left, seated, Allan Haywood, one of the officials of the National CIO,
talking to Paul Christopher, also seated.
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Box
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195
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Farmers Union workshop participants, Highlander
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Box
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Item
196
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Unidentified
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Box
4
Item
197
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Hosiery Workers session at Highlander
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Box
4
Item
198
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Farmers Union : Smaller print of photo number 195.
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Box
4
Item
199
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Informal discussion, 1930s
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Box
4
Item
200
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Textile Workers meeting, probably in Chattanooga : Extreme left, Allen Barkin; standing, fourth from left, Roy Lawrence, the director
of the Textile Workers campaign in the South; next to him Paul Christopher, who at
that time was a North Carolina organizer of textile workers; bottom row: Zilphia
Horton; Sidney Hillman, president of Amalgamated; Mrs. Roy Lawrence.
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Box
5
Item
201
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Myles Horton at a Tri-state Hosiery Workers conference in Chattanooga (or
possibly a CIO meeting in Memphis) : Next to Horton on the left is Zilphia Horton.
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Box
5
Item
202
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CIO workshop
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Box
5
Item
203
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Meeting in front of Highlander, 1954 : Left, Dr. P.A. Stevens, Chattanooga, Highlander board member; next, Septima Clark;
fourth, Catherine Winston; sixth, a neighbor from the community, Mrs. Mabee; next,
Henry Shipherd; extreme right, Irene Osman, American Friends Service Committee,
Washington, one of the consultants at the workshop on public school integration;
second from right, Myles Horton.
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Box
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204
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Farmers Union workshop : Tom White, extreme left, the Tennessee legislative representative of the
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors.
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Box
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205
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Farmers Union session at Highlander : Lou Krainock, Highlander staff member and former CIO organizer working with the
Farmers Union, left with pipe; next, Dad Horton; extreme right, Bud Voight, who is
connected with the Farmers Union educational program.
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Box
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206
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Final night, Rubber workers session
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Box
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207
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Charlie Wilson, extreme right : Wilson was a Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers national official, who was a student at
Highlander in the early 1930s, later a member of the board.
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Box
5
Item
208
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Gordon Capp, Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) official
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Box
5
Item
209
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CIO session, Texas: attended primarily by participants from the Deep
South
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Box
5
Item
210
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Rubber Workers workshop participants; Myles Horton, far left
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Box
5
Item
211
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CIO School : Bill Elkuss, left front on the lawn; Myles Horton, Mary Lawrence, and A.A.
Liveright, a board member and occasional teacher at Highlander, are on the
right.
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Box
5
Item
212
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Packinghouse Workers session in Highlander : Vice-President Russell Lasley, top row, right; Secretary-Treasurer, Hathaway, front
row, second from left.
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Box
5
Item
213
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CIO official and his wife meeting with Zilphia and Myles Horton at
Highlander
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Box
5
Item
214
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Packinghouse Workers, Highlander
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Box
5
Item
215
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Packinghouse Workers
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Box
5
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216
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Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers : With organizer Anderson, right.
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Box
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Item
217-218
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Packinghouse workers
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Box
5
Item
219
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CIO School : With Stewart Brock of the CIO, standing, extreme left.
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Box
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Item
220
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Outdoor session
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Box
5
Item
221
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Len Antinick, lower right, and Catherine Winston, extreme right
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Box
5
Item
222
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CIO School at Highlander : Professor Peabody, former superintendent, of schools, Palo Alto; Professor Gremmen,
who under another name wrote the Sacred Tooth Curriculum; George Guernsey, director
of the Highlander workshop, extreme right.
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Box
5
Item
223
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Packinghouse session at Highlander : Gene Cotton, McKerney and editor of the Packinghouse Workers paper.
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Box
5
Item
224
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Pre-student at Highlander, early 1930s
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Box
5
Item
225
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Rubber Workers workshop participants
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Box
5
Item
226
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Textile workers : Upper left, Zilphia Horton; unknown individual; Joe Layton, textile organizer; Lucy
Randolph Mason, public relations director for the textile campaign; Mr. Ramsey,
Steel Workers organizer from Birmingham; Len Mason; Paul Christopher; Lucy
Mason.
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Box
5
Item
227
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IUMM and SW Institute for Educational Techniques, 1947 December 6-9 : Jessie Dansby, red ore miner, Bessemer, Alabama and Jeff Hilton, Savannah, Georgia,
putting on a skit.
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Box
5
Item
228
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CIO Tobacco Workers session, Highlander
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Box
5
Item
229
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John Ramsey, upper row, from left to right; Dr. Lillian Johnson, who
donated original Highlander property to school; Everett Weatherspoon, Dodds Koepsel
organizer, Atlanta; Tom White, Leather Workers Union and member of the Highlander
board Myles and Charis Horton and, extreme left, Mike Albright
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Box
5
Item
230
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Mine, Mill and Smelters Union : Will Thomas, second on the right.
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Box
5
Item
231
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C. Marcus Conrad, grounds and farms in Georgia
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Box
5
Item
232
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CIO session
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Box
5
Item
233
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Three men looking over a pamphlet at Highlander Folk School
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Box
5
Item
234
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CIO group
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Box
5
Item
235
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers session : Bottom row, left to right, in striped blouse, Susie [unknown last name], from the
Educational Department of Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union out of the national
office in New York; third from the left, Joie Willimetz, Nursery School teacher,
Highlander.
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Box
5
Item
236
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Highlander workshop : Top, from left to right, Charley Wilson; Cathy Winston; Cole Dandenbury, Poultry
Worker organizer; Allen Haywood, CIO national director--bottom row, from left to
right, Red Copeland, CIO director, Tennessee; second person, unknown individual;
third, Paul Christopher; bottom right, the CIO organizer for Tennessee.
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Box
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237
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Jim Dombrowski, top row, third from the left, with mustache; second from
right, Dan Walker, staff; next person, unknown individual; center, Allen Johnson;
next to Zilphia is his sister; on the other side of Zilphia, Elsa Moore Johnson;
extreme right, a neighbor, Alf Kilgore
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Box
5
Item
238
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CIO
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Box
5
Item
239
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Local 842, UAW-CIO, Highlander 1944 June : Bruce Keats; Harry Smith; Charles Martin.
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Box
5
Item
240
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CIO
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Box
5
Item
241
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UAW workshop participants
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Box
5
Item
242
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All Southern Conference for Civil and Trade Union Rights, Highlander Folk
School 1935 May : The speaker is John Mooney (brother of Tom); Governor of Arkansas, Orval Faubus,
was reported to be at the meeting as the President of the Student body of
Commonwealth. One of the first civil rights rallies in the 1930s around 1933 or
1934, which was scheduled at Chattanooga, to adjourn, to Highlander, was attacked by
members of the local chapter of the American Legion.
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Box
5
Item
243
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CIO gathering, possibly in Chattanooga : Zilphia Horton was in charge.
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Box
5
Item
244
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Rubber workers, Highlander
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Box
5
Item
245
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers session : F.C. [Film Center?] holds copyright. : Missing.
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Box
5
Item
246
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CIO
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Box
5
Item
247
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Paul Christopher, top left; fourth from the left, Lucy Randolph
Mason
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Box
5
Item
248
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CIO
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Box
5
Item
249
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Founders meeting, Highlander
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Box
5
Item
250
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CIO, Highlander with George Guernsey with crutches, center
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Box
6
Item
251
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UAW, Highlander
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Box
6
Item
252
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Farmers Union, Highlander : Myles Horton, seated in middle next to Leny Vanbrink; from right to left, Tom
White; J.D. Martin, Alabama Farmers Union leader; Catherine Winston; Bud Voight,
National Educational Staff, Farmers Union.
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Box
6
Item
253-254
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CIO
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Box
6
Item
255
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Bill Elkuss, extreme right; next, Miss Pam Vandellen, Antioch Co-op
student; on the ground, extreme right, Estelle Thompson, Highlander
staff
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Box
6
Item
256
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Packinghouse Workers session in Highlander : Duplicate of photo number 212.
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Box
6
Item
257
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CIO
|
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Box
6
Item
258
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Packinghouse Educational Conference
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Box
6
Item
259
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Lucy Mason, fourth from left; Stanley Wittenburg, National CIO Office,
fifth from left
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Box
6
Item
260
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CIO School : F.C. holds copyright.
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Box
6
Item
261
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Farmers Union : Middle of the top row with arms folded, Tony Deshant, later president of Farmers
Union, who at that time was Secretary-Treasurer. The participants were from Alabama,
Tennessee, and Virginia.
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Box
6
Item
262
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Hosiery Workers session : Top left, Krainock, Highlander staff; just below him, Bill Elkuss, Highlander
staff; next, Mary Lawrence, Highlander staff; third from the left, top row, Bill,
Director of Education for the Hosiery Workers from Philadelphia.
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Box
6
Item
263
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CIO Educational Conference in Chattanooga, 1944 February 18 : Harold Davis holds copyright.
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Box
6
Item
264
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers session : F.C. holds copyright. : Duplicate of photo number 245.
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Box
6
Item
265
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Smelter Workers session : Emil Willimetz holds copyright. : Bill Elkuss, fourth from left, front row.
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Box
6
Item
266
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Smelter workers : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
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Box
6
Item
267
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CIO session in Library: Lucy Randolph Mason leading discussion
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Box
6
Item
268-269
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Smelter workers
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Box
6
Item
270
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Center staff discussion : Standing on the left, Gorder Wydenborn; Fred Lasse; seated on the right, Emil
Willimetz.
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Box
6
Item
271
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Hosiery Workers session, Highlander
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Box
6
Item
272
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25th anniversary meeting : Extreme right corner, Everglades in Florida.
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Box
6
Item
273
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Labor meeting in Highlander : Second from the left column right next to John Ramsey, director of the Labor
Foundation at the time; the little girl is Charis Horton.
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Box
6
Item
274
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CIO labor school
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Box
6
Item
275
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Labor rally
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Box
6
Item
276
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Smelter workers
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Box
6
Item
277
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George Guernsey, with CIO students
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Box
6
Item
278
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CIO students
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Box
6
Item
279
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CIO School: Estelle Thompson leading discussion
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Box
6
Item
280
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Packinghouse session: Vice-President Stevenson talking
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Box
6
Item
281
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Amalgamated Session : Dad Horton seated with pipe; Bill Elkuss, who is now the educational director for
National Amalgamated, presenting certificate.
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Box
6
Item
282
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CIO students doing kitchen duty
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Box
6
Item
283
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Knoxville Industrial Union Council, 1944 February 18 : Harold Davis holds copyright. : Top row: Joe Cummings, Trustee; Bill Wright, Trustee; Mary Morgan, Sentinel; John
Mellon, Trustee; Johnny Perky, Corresponding Secretary; Bottom row: Thelma Bryant,
Financial Secretary; Alton Thorman, Vice-President; John Seltzer, President; Lucile
Wilson, Recording Secretary.
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Box
6
Item
284
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CIO School : Emil Willimetz holds copyright. : Zilphia Horton at the right.
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Box
6
Item
285
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Tobacco and Agriculture Workers meeting: Emil Willimetz holds copyright. Mary Lawrence on extreme right; next to her, Connie, who is educational director
for the Food, Tobacco, and Agriculture Unions; the man seated on the extreme left is
the organizer for the Steel Workers Union. Missing.
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|
Box
6
Item
286
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CIO School : Bill Elkuss on the left.
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Box
6
Item
287
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Highlander Library
|
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Box
6
Item
288
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Amalgamated session : Blaire, former Highlander student, outstanding Southern Organizer; in the middle,
the Amalgamated Vice-President in charge of the South.
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Box
6
Item
289
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Tobacco and Agriculture Workers meeting : Duplicate of photo number 285.
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Box
6
Item
290
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CIO Union workshop : Second from the top left, Catherine Winston; Zilphia Horton; next to Dr. William
Johnson; Myles Horton; Jake [unknown last name], organizer for the Mine, Mill and
Smelter Workers Union; and in the middle of the bottom is the Reverend; on the
ground is Highlander staff.
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Box
6
Item
291
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Mary Lawrence and students in CIO setting table
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Box
6
Item
292
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Farmers Union meeting at Highlander : Left, Zilphia Horton; Bud Voight, Educational Department; right hand side of the
left table, second person, Pat Perry; Lewis, the Mississippi Shawno county agent; at
the table, second man from the left, Jim Patton, president of Farmers Union; then
Myles Horton; at the extreme right of the table, from Nashville, Tennessee; on the
extreme right, Bill Elkuss; Mary Lawrence; unknown individuals.
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Box
6
Item
293
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CIO session: Bill Elkuss
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Box
6
Item
294
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Staff of UAW School, Highlander Folk School 1944 June 5
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Box
6
Item
295
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Smelter Workers (United Mine Workers?) banquet : Catherine Winston, extreme right at the little table; members of the executive
board of the CIO Workers Union; board members of Highlander.
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Box
6
Item
296
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Unidentified play made by the Highlander Film Center
|
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Box
6
Item
297
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Packinghouse workers (Rubber workers?), 1945
|
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Box
6
Item
298
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Union Center, CIO
|
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Box
6
Item
299
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United Rubber Workers office, probably in Jackson, Alabama
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Box
6
Item
300
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Hosiery workers
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Box
7
Item
301
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CIO
|
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Box
7
Item
302
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Smelter workers
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Box
7
Item
303
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Rubber workers: Myles Horton addressing a group
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Box
7
Item
304
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Farmers Union discussion at Highlander: Jim Patton, fourth from
left
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Box
7
Item
305
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CIO
|
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Box
7
Item
306
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Hosiery workers : Duplicate of photo number 300.
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Box
7
Item
307
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Decoration of section, angel with gavel
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Box
7
Item
308
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Poster mock-up prepared by the Fisk University, Sixth Annual Institute of
Race Relations
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Box
7
Item
309
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Sacred Harp singing : Zilphia Horton, extreme right.
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Box
7
Item
310
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Group with Zilphia Horton, fifth from left
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Box
7
Item
311
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CIO School: Outdoor class at Highlander
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Box
7
Item
312
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Amalgamated session : Leader, Susie Gordon, National Education office, striped blouse, fourth from the
right.
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Box
7
Item
313
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Fiddle and Square dance at Highlander Community : Henry Thomas, corner of porch, standing.
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Box
7
Item
314
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Civil rights meeting, boys singing
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Box
7
Item
315
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Unidentified child
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Box
7
Item
316
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Four small children in tent
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Box
7
Item
317
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Joe Willemetz picking up children for nursery school
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Box
7
Item
318
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African-American family (Ingram children) in Georgia, 1930s and 1940s
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Box
7
Item
319
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Three unidentified African-American children singing
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Box
7
Item
320
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Unidentified African-American high school students with teacher : Ida Berman holds copyright.
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Box
7
Item
321
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Unidentified African-American child
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Box
7
Item
322
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Children's camp, Horton's house
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Box
7
Item
323
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Performance at Highlander : Neighbor at the work camp, upper left; second from right, Vera Campbell, high
school teacher.
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Box
7
Item
324
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Unidentified girl at Children's camp
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Box
7
Item
325
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Brenda Johnson, left; Mary Byers, right
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Box
7
Item
326
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Children's camp
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Box
7
Item
327
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CIO: unidentified boy
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Box
7
Item
328
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Unidentified girl
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Box
7
Item
329
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Farmers Union: Stanley
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Box
7
Item
330
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Rural Health program photographed by the Film Center
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Box
7
Item
331
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Willemetz and some of her nursery school students from the
community
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Box
7
Item
332
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Farmers Union member
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Box
7
Item
333
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Youth project-youth camp: May Justus
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Box
7
Item
334
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Participant-CIO
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Box
7
Item
335
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Young girl
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Box
7
Item
336
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Unidentified boy
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Box
7
Item
337-346
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Unidentified
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Box
7
Item
347
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A boy (Tobin?) receiving dental work
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Box
7
Item
348
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Santa Claus with children
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Box
7
Item
349
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Unidentified children
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Box
7
Item
350
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Tom Perry, children
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Box
8
Item
351
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Unidentified
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Box
8
Item
352
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Highlander staff member, early 1930s
|
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Box
8
Item
353
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Children's camp at Highlander
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Box
8
Item
354
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Citizenship group
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Box
8
Item
355
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Children's camp
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Box
8
Item
356
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Barbara King (five years old) milking cow : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
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Box
8
Item
357-358
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Unidentified
|
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Box
8
Item
359
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East Tennessee Farmers Union: child milking cow
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Box
8
Item
360
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South Carolina
|
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Box
8
Item
361
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Girl wringing out shorts
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Box
8
Item
362
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CIO Educational Conference in Chattanooga : Duplicate of photo number 263.
|
|
Box
8
Item
363
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Hosiery Workers session : Duplicate of photo number 262.
|
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Box
8
Item
364
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Unidentified
|
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Box
8
Item
365-366
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Tobin
|
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Box
8
Item
367
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Farmers Union
|
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Box
8
Item
368-369
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John Dalwin children
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Box
8
Item
370
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Children's camp, 1955
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Box
8
Item
371
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Alabama Farmers Union members
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Box
8
Item
372
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View of unknown building
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Box
8
Item
373
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Unidentified
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Box
8
Item
374
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Unidentified rural road with bridge
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Box
8
Item
375
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Construction, Copper Hill Basin in Tennessee and Northern
Georgia
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Box
8
Item
376
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Highlander lake : R.N. Wagner holds copyright.
|
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Box
8
Item
377
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Main Highlander building : F.C. holds copyright.
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Box
8
Item
378
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Main Post photography building on mountain
|
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Box
8
Item
379
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TVA comes to the mountains
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Box
8
Item
380
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Stilted houses in Alabama black community
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Box
8
Item
381
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Mr. Bradley's smoke house, East Tennessee : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
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Box
8
Item
382
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Highlander main building
|
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Box
8
Item
383-385
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Highlander Library
|
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Box
8
Item
386
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Main building
|
|
Box
8
Item
387
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Farmers Union, Highlander : Tom White, Railroad union and Highlander board member; Paul Bennett, Greene County,
Alabama, Farmers Union leader and board member, Farmers and Fertilizers Co-op,
Southern Alabama.
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|
Box
8
Item
388
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Highlander: Mr. Bannerman : Second from left, adult educator from Madonna, at the community meeting.
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Box
8
Item
389-390
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Farmers Union
|
|
Box
8
Item
391
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Civil rights session
|
|
Box
8
Item
392
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Sue Mason, CIO School; George Kennedy, seated right
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Box
8
Item
393
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Andreason, Highlander staff : Third from left, seated, Miss Helen Bass, South Carolina Health Department leader;
Professor Tellativa, Alabama, extreme right; Mikii Marlowe on his left.
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Box
8
Item
394
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Smelter Workers group
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Box
8
Item
395
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Youth workshop, Highlander
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Box
8
Item
396
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CIO School
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Box
8
Item
397
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Farmers Union School : Second from the left, Paul Bennett, Alabama; center, Don Chapman, President of
Montana Farmers Union; outside Highlander Library.
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Box
8
Item
398
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Highlander Film Center
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Box
8
Item
399
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Civil Rights workshop, Highlander
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Box
8
Item
400
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Civil Rights workshop, possibly Seattle
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Box
9
Item
401
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Civil rights group, at Highlander
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Box
9
Item
402
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Race Relations Institute, Fisk University : Highlander participated in Film Center work: extreme right on first standing row,
Herman Long, director of the Institute.
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Box
9
Item
403-405
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CIO School, Highlander
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Box
9
Item
406
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Packinghouse staff workshop, Highlander : Secretary-Treasurer Hathaway, left; and Vice-President Lasley, right, standing.
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Box
9
Item
407
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Packinghouse workshop, Highlander
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Box
9
Item
408
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Farmers Union workshop, Alabama : First seated row, second from the left, Lou Krainock, Highlander staff member
working for the Farmers Union.
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Box
9
Item
409
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Group at Highlander, early civil rights period
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Box
9
Item
410
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Highlander Group workshop on public school integration, 1954 : Extreme right, Professor William Van Gill of Education, Nashville, leading the
discussion.
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Box
9
Item
411
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Packinghouse Workers at Highlander : Left to right; Clyde Knowles; Russell Lasley, district director; Goodman, member of
the Board of Education staff.
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Box
9
Item
412
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Unidentified
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Box
9
Item
413
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CIO School, Highlander
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Box
9
Item
414
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Meeting in Tennessee during CIO period
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Box
9
Item
415
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Fred Lasse, center
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Box
9
Item
416
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Young Citizenship group : Johns Island students discuss sewing and the first citizenship group.
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Box
9
Item
417
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CIO School at Highlander, Joie Willemetz, student, center
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Box
9
Item
418
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Lillian Johnson : Owner of original property at Highlander, second from the right.
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Box
9
Item
419
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Boys outside carnival tent
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Box
9
Item
420
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CIO School, Highlander : Haywood, national CIO director, extreme right; Myles Horton; Seattle director,
CIO.
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Box
9
Item
421
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Textile Workers school : Second from left, Joe Latent, organizer from North Carolina; third, George Ramsey,
national advisor for the Textile Union; Paul Christopher; Myles Horton.
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Box
9
Item
422
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Highlander lake
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Box
9
Item
423
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CIO School, Highlander
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Box
9
Item
424
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Highlander students on an outing
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Box
9
Item
425
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Private building of Farmers Union Fertilizer Co-op
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Box
9
Item
426
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Highlander Packinghouse Workers
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Box
9
Item
427
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Farmer-labor meeting?, Highlander : Amalgamated workers; board members; Mr. Lange, Huntington, Tennessee, Farmers Union
leader of local co-op.
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Box
9
Item
428
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Amalgamated workshop at Highlander : Ed Blair, extreme left, organizer of Farmers students at Highlander other than
those that have scholarships, working with the director, center.
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Box
9
Item
429
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CIO workshop : Paul Christopher with Lucy Mason, third from the left.
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Box
9
Item
430
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Meeting at Highlander : Extreme left, Guy Carawan; third from the left, Septima Clark.
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Box
9
Item
431
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Seattle through Highlander
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Box
9
Item
432
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CIO School, Highlander
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Box
9
Item
433
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Packinghouse workers educational training session, Highlander
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Box
9
Item
434
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Highlander: unidentified
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Box
9
Item
435
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Unidentified
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Box
9
Item
436
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East building, Highlander
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Box
9
Item
437
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Farmers Union workshop
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Box
9
Item
438
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Shout session around library
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Box
9
Item
439-440
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Civil Rights workshop, Highlander
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Box
9
Item
441
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Farmers Union meeting, Gadsden, Alabama
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Box
9
Item
442
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Educational Conference in Southern Alabama
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Box
9
Item
443
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Unidentified workshop at Highlander
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Box
9
Item
444
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Farmers Union workshop, Highlander : Address by Mr. Mac Amos, Agriculture Specialist for the TVA; on the floor, work
campers sitting in on the evening session.
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Box
9
Item
445
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Unidentified
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Box
9
Item
446
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Civil Rights workshop : Zilphia Horton teaching a song; extreme left rear, Rosa Parks; next to her, with
part of her face hidden, Septima Clark.
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Box
9
Item
447
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Packinghouse Workers educational staff training session at
Highlander
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Box
9
Item
448
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CIO School: Lucy Mason, center
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Box
9
Item
449
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Alabama, Virginia, and Tennessee farmers outside the Highlander
Library : Don Chapman, second from left.
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Box
9
Item
450
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Writers workshop at Highlander run by Leon Wilson, late 1930s or early 1940s : Charlie Ferguson, editor, Reader's Digest, working
with Mrs. Joe Kelly Stockton from Allardt, Tennessee. Mrs. Stockton later ran for
Governor of Tennessee on the Socialist Ticket.
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Box
10
Item
451
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Rubber workers at Highlander: Catherine Winston, center
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Box
10
Item
452
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Farmers Union school : Jim Patton lending a hand to the work campers on the community building.
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Box
10
Item
453
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Myles Horton doodling for doodle bugs outside the library
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Box
10
Item
454
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Civil rights, Highlander: Septima Clark
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Box
10
Item
455
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Farmers Union School, Highlander : Left to right: Tom White, J.D. Martin.
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Box
10
Item
456
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Workshop on the field, possibly in South Carolina
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Box
10
Item
457
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Fred Lasse, Emil Willimetz, Highlander Film Center
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Box
10
Item
458
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School : Left, Jim Keene, Farmers Union, Greene County; center, Holbrook Hatley, Farmers
Union, Greene County; also, a contributor to the Farmers Union Paper, edited by Tom
Ludwig of the Highlander staff.
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Box
10
Item
459
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Public meetings for Mr. Bannerman : Extreme right, educational worker from Garner; center with white suit, Scott Bates,
head of the south, Swannee; Labor King General, Highlander Board, attended as a
visitor from India to Highlander at the same time.
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Box
10
Item
460
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Civil rights meeting: relaxing in the front yard
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Box
10
Item
461
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Mr. MacNab, head of a regional council in South Carolina, and writer with
the Highlander Civil Rights workshop; Septima Clark at the right
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Box
10
Item
462
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Public school integration workshop : Left, Doctor Fred Pastnu, former head of the Institute; extreme right, Bill
Kornhauser.
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Box
10
Item
463
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Tennessee legislative hearings : Bruce Bennett listing names of people who in his judgment made Highlander the
center of southern subversion; Charles Gomillion, head of the Trustee Civic
association, letter to the General Highlander board.
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Box
10
Item
464
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CIO workshop at Highlander : Second from left, A.A. Liveright; standing, Reverend Jonnett, minister from
Tennessee; extreme right, Bill Kornhauser, who was in Antioch seat at the time and
came back to work on the Highlander staff this summer. The Press Association was
very pleased.
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Box
10
Item
465
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Civil Rights workshop : Education to involve social workers in civil rights activities at Highlander.
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Box
10
Item
466
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Packinghouse session, Highlander
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Box
10
Item
467
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Address by Estes Kefauver at the Packinghouse Union board meeting during
the Democratic Convention : Senator Kefauver, extreme right, standing; his wife, Nancy, next to him seated;
next to her, Doc Ralph Helstein.
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Box
10
Item
468
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Highlander workshop outing, civil rights period : Myra Page, extreme left.
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Box
10
Item
469
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Highlander Film Center preparing health seminar for Alabama
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Box
10
Item
470
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CIO workshop at Highlander : George Guernsey, extreme right.
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Box
10
Item
471
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Packinghouse Union workshop : Hathaway, Secretary-Treasurer, left; Russell Lasley, Vice-President, right center,
standing.
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Box
10
Item
472
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Public School Integration workshop, Highlander Library : Professor William van Guill, Peabody School of Education, leading a discussion of
riot, on the extreme left.
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Box
10
Item
473
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Alabama Farmers Union Convention : Jim Patten speaking; seated to his left, Aubrey Williams; next, J.D. Mott.
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Box
10
Item
474
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CIO meeting, Highlander
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Box
10
Item
475
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Education staff training session at Highlander : Lyle Copper, Packinghouse Research director.
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Box
10
Item
476
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Paul Bennett and his family at Highlander
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Box
10
Item
477
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Unidentified
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Box
10
Item
478
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Gene Cotton, Packinghouse Union attorney, at Highlander session
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Box
10
Item
479
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Alabama Farmers Union gathering: Myles Horton speaking
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Box
10
Item
480
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Montana Farmers Union, Highlander Library : Paul Bennett, second from left, listening to Don Chapman talking about the fish he
caught in Highlander lake.
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Box
10
Item
481
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Rubber workers session, Highlander : One of the group meetings led by the Southern organizers.
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Box
10
Item
482
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Highlander staff training session, Packinghouse workers: Lyle
Cooper
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Box
10
Item
483
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Civil rights leader at Highlander
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Box
10
Item
484
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Meeting at Horton's house during the civil rights period : Extreme right, Maxwell Hahn, Field Foundation, visiting Highlander at the time.
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Box
10
Item
485
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Civil rights group at Highlander
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|
Box
10
Item
486
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Poker game at the Highlander dormitory during civil rights
period
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Box
10
Item
487
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Unidentified group at Highlander, probably CIO : F.C. holds copyright.
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|
Box
10
Item
488
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Unidentified
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Box
10
Item
489
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Unidentified, 1958 May : Thorsten Horton holds copyright.
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Box
10
Item
490
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CIO School housing
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Box
10
Item
491
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Stewart Meacham, Highlander board member, American Friends Service
Committee, talking to Myles Horton, Highlander
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|
Box
10
Item
492
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Meeting, possibly in Washington, D.C., organized by Malcom Ross, FEC
Chairman : Fred Harris holds copyright. : Ross, fourth from the left; Camille, Ross' wife, eighth from the left, seated in
front of the window in a dark coat; Myles Horton, second from her; Evelyn Cooper,
member of the Highlander fundraising committee in Washington, D.C., who was in
training with the Dept. of the Interior, right of the person with the square
earrings.
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Box
10
Item
493-494
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CIO workshop, Highlander : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
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Box
10
Item
495
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Civil Rights workshop : Ida Berman holds copyright. : Catherine Winston, left; third from left, Myra Page; extreme right, May Justus.
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Box
10
Item
496
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Women at a CIO or Amalgamated workshop, Highlander
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|
Box
10
Item
497
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CIO Highlander
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Box
10
Item
498
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Reference and Education Conference in Germany, late 1950s : Myles Horton, left, with Oscar Guermenpres, head of folk school in Holland.
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Box
10
Item
499
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CIO School, Highlander : George Guernsey, extreme left; Lou Krainock, next; Bill Elkuss, seated in
front.
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Box
10
Item
500
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Lucy Mason and Reverend Witherspoon dodge in kitchen duty at CIO
workshop
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Box
11
Item
501
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Three people singing a hymn
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Box
11
Item
502
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Bill Elkuss discussion at CIO School, Highlander
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Box
11
Item
503
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Lucy Mason, CIO School, Highlander
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Box
11
Item
504
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Lucy Mason, CIO School, Highlander : Duplicate of photo number 503.
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Box
11
Item
505
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Farmers Union meeting, Tennessee : Mr. Brown, standing.
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|
Box
11
Item
506
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Fun at Highlander CIO workshop
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|
Box
11
Item
507
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CIO School, Highlander : Duplicate of photo number 499.
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|
Box
11
Item
508
|
Civil Rights workshop, Highlander
|
|
Box
11
Item
509
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
11
Item
510
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Food, Tobacco and Agriculture Workers session at Highlander 1947 : Connie Anderson, educational director for the organization, standing, center. She
brought “We Shall Overcome” to home.
|
|
Box
11
Item
511
|
Myles Horton in front of the Highlander Library
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|
Box
11
Item
512
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CIO School at Highlander : F.C. holds copyright. : George Kennedy, right; speaker at center is a professor from George Peabody
College, Nashville.
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|
Box
11
Item
513
|
Mine and Mill Smelter Workers session : Emil Willimetz holds copyright. : Bill Elkuss, left; organizer Anderson, right.
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|
Box
11
Item
514
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Unidentified session at Highlander : Myles Horton, lower right.
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|
Box
11
Item
515
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Meeting of work campers at Community building : Ike Church, supervisor, on the left with hat; George Mitchell, chairman of the
Highlander Board, center; executive secretary of the Council.
|
|
Box
11
Item
516
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Meeting in the Horton house in civil rights period : Thorsten Horton holds copyright. : Second from the right under tapestry of children, Dennison Lewis Jones, Board
member, Sociology teacher at Fisk University.
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|
Box
11
Item
517
|
Highlander
|
|
Box
11
Item
518
|
Fred Lasse, standing center, civil rights period
|
|
Box
11
Item
519-522
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
11
Item
523
|
Outdoor meeting with Highlander Library in background : Dad Horton, left; Mrs. Mabee, from the local community, next; Doc Lillian Johnson;
Mr. Paul Bennett.
|
|
Box
11
Item
524-525
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
11
Item
526
|
Public School Integration workshop in Highlander Library : Second from the right, Bill McCamel; next, May Justus.
|
|
Box
11
Item
527
|
Meeting of Smelter Workers
|
|
Box
11
Item
528
|
CIO School Highlander : Marion Palfi, left-center; Dan Paul, Southern PAC Director.
|
|
Box
11
Item
529
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
11
Item
530
|
Amalgamated Clothing Workers session at Highlander
|
|
Box
11
Item
531
|
CIO Highlander
|
|
Box
11
Item
532
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Packinghouse session at Highlander : Myles Horton, speaking; Stevens, right.
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|
Box
11
Item
533
|
Civil rights session at Highlander: Myles Horton
|
|
Box
11
Item
534
|
Highlander Conference on use of Atomic Energy, circa 1940s
|
|
Box
11
Item
535
|
Highlander Conference on use of Atomic Energy : Speaker on the right is John Bryl, who is on the Oak Ridge Atomic Energy Committee
and who later became an Episcopalian minister.
|
|
Box
11
Item
536
|
Workshop in the Highlander library : Ida Berman holds copyright. : Catherine Winston, extreme right.
|
|
Box
11
Item
537
|
Farmers Union School: white mutt : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
11
Item
538
|
Fred Lasse on right
|
|
Box
11
Item
539
|
Highlander Civil Rights workshop : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
11
Item
540
|
Educational staff training session at Highlander : Russell Lasley leading a discussion; Hy Kornbluh, on his left.
|
|
Box
11
Item
541
|
Civil rights outdoor supper behind Horton's house : Myles Horton, far left.
|
|
Box
11
Item
542
|
Coffee break at the library, civil rights meeting : Myles Horton, center.
|
|
Box
11
Item
543
|
Public Community meeting, Horton house : Mom Horton, extreme left; Julia Mabee, next to her; J.D. Marlowe, a neighbor,
second from right with cap on.
|
|
Box
11
Item
544
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
11
Item
545
|
CIO School group discussion in front yard : Brock of the national educational staff, leader of discussion.
|
|
Box
11
Item
546
|
Posed in front of Highlander : Fred Lasse, seated to the extreme left; Governor, standing on the extreme
right.
|
|
Box
11
Item
547
|
Youth workshop at Horton's house held prior to the Montgomery, Alabama,
boycott meeting
|
|
Box
11
Item
548
|
Men combing hair
|
|
Box
11
Item
549
|
CIO meeting: discussion in front yard of Highlander
|
|
Box
11
Item
550
|
Farmers Union School : A.A. Liveright; left, Paul Bennett.
|
|
Box
12
Item
551
|
Civil Rights workshop: Highlander Library
|
|
Box
12
Item
552
|
Public Integration workshop, Highlander Library : Speaker in middle, William Van Til.
|
|
Box
12
Item
553
|
Unidentified (Medgar Evers?)
|
|
Box
12
Item
554
|
Fred Lasse, standing behind camera
|
|
Box
12
Item
555
|
Montage at Highlander Film Center
|
|
Box
12
Item
556
|
Civil rights session, Highlander
|
|
Box
12
Item
557
|
Highlander workshop: unidentified
|
|
Box
12
Item
558
|
Farmers Union session at Highlander : Second from the left, top, Bud Vogt, educational staff.
|
|
Box
12
Item
559
|
Packinghouse Workers session, Highlander
|
|
Box
12
Item
560
|
Amalgamated session, Highlander
|
|
Box
12
Item
561-562
|
Packinghouse session, Highlander
|
|
Box
12
Item
563
|
Session on front porch of School during civil rights period
|
|
Box
12
Item
564
|
Packinghouse session, Highlander
|
|
Box
12
Item
565
|
Highlander Library during civil rights period
|
|
Box
12
Item
566
|
Amalgamated session, Highlander
|
|
Box
12
Item
567
|
Women on street near Highlander
|
|
Box
12
Item
568
|
South Carolina Sea Island Citizenship group : Judy Gregory, Highlander staff, at left.
|
|
Box
12
Item
569
|
Civil Rights workshop in South Carolina : Left, Joe Brown, Charleston civil rights leader.
|
|
Box
12
Item
570
|
Civil Rights workshop, Highlander
|
|
Box
12
Item
571
|
Highlander Library : Tom White; Paul Bennett.
|
|
Box
12
Item
572
|
CIO session participants, Highlander : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
12
Item
573
|
CIO session : Charley Wilson, left, in red coat.
|
|
Box
12
Item
574
|
Dr. Fred Patterson, left
|
|
Box
12
Item
575-577
|
CIO
|
|
Box
12
Item
578
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
12
Item
579
|
Packinghouse session, Highlander
|
|
Box
12
Item
580
|
Rubber Workers School at Highlander : Cruden, publication editor of paper leading discussion.
|
|
Box
12
Item
581
|
Smelter Workers School at Highlander : Third from the right, Alton Lawrence, Southern director.
|
|
Box
12
Item
582
|
Youth meeting at Highlander during civil rights period
|
|
Box
12
Item
583
|
Men's locker room
|
|
Box
12
Item
584
|
Alabama Farmers Union meeting
|
|
Box
12
Item
585
|
Another civil rights meeting at Highlander : Left standing, Thurgood Marshall; next, Guy Carawan with the guitar; seated
beneath, Anne Braden; Septima Clark; extreme right, Alice Cobb, Highlander staff;
third person to the right, Anne Lockwood, on Highlander staff.
|
|
Box
12
Item
586
|
Public and Human Relations workshop at Highlander Library : Second from left, Bill van Guill; on right, Myles Horton; third from left,
Catherine Winston; behind Myles, Myra Page.
|
|
Box
12
Item
587
|
Workers session at Highlander : Emil Willimetz holds copyright. : Second from left, Southern Regional director; second from right, Myles Horton.
|
|
Box
12
Item
588-589
|
CIO group at Highlander
F.C. holds copyright (to 588).
Emil Willimetz holds copyright (to 589).
|
|
Box
12
Item
590-591
|
CIO, Highlander
F.C. holds copyright (to 590).
Emil Willimetz holds copyright (to 591).
|
|
Box
12
Item
592
|
Voter registration activists, Charleston, South Carolina : R.N. Wagner holds copyright.
|
|
Box
12
Item
593
|
Civil Rights workshop banquet, 1955 : Mikii Marlowe, first on the right, speaking.
|
|
Box
12
Item
594
|
CIO session : Joe Glazier, extreme right; seated, Zilphia Horton.
|
|
Box
12
Item
595
|
Hosiery (or Poultry) workers session, Highlander: outdoor
barbecue
|
|
Box
12
Item
596
|
Smelter Workers session, Highlander
|
|
Box
12
Item
597
|
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers session meal, Highlander
|
|
Box
12
Item
598
|
CIO School : Estelle Thompson, standing on steps.
|
|
Box
12
Item
599
|
CIO session : Extreme right, Catherine Winston.
|
|
Box
12
Item
600
|
Food, Tobacco, Agriculture Workers cookout : Second from left, Marny, the Pre-Education director.
|
|
Box
13
Item
601
|
CIO session meal, Highlander
|
|
Box
13
Item
602
|
Youth project cookout
|
|
Box
13
Item
603
|
Workers session : Third from the left on top, educational director.
|
|
Box
13
Item
604
|
Farmers Union picnic : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
13
Item
605
|
Youth project, Highlander : May Justus, first on the left.
|
|
Box
13
Item
606
|
Community meeting, Highlander : Fourth from left, Judge Rollins.
|
|
Box
13
Item
607
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Cookout : Zilphia Horton, wearing checkered dress; Myles Horton, below.
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Box
13
Item
608
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Furniture Workers workshop, Highlander : Second from the right, bottom, Ailene Austin, who came to Highlander as an Antioch
Co-op student, later became a staff member and wrote a labor history.
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|
Box
13
Item
609
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Hosiery (or Poultry) Workers session, Highlander: outdoor
barbecue : Duplicate of photo number 595.
|
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Box
13
Item
610
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Civil Rights workshop banquet, 1955 : Duplicate of photo number 593.
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Box
13
Item
611
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CIO School : George Guernsey, next to the crutches.
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Box
13
Item
612
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Textile Workers School, 1930s : From left to right: Roy Lawrence, Southern regional director; unknown individual;
Mary Lawrence, across the table from Roy; extreme right, across the table from Roy,
Rosanne Walker, staff member at Highlander; to the left of the first person from the
window, Claudia Lewis.
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Box
13
Item
613
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Furniture Workers workshop, Highlander : Zilphia Horton leading the singing.
|
|
Box
13
Item
614
|
CIO Labor Conference : Myles Horton, second from the left, top row.
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Box
13
Item
615
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Farmers Union School: James Kay, speaking
|
|
Box
13
Item
616
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George Guernsey, center; Emil Willimetz, extreme right
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Box
13
Item
617
|
Farmers Union session : Head of the table, second person from the right, George Morton.
|
|
Box
13
Item
618
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Civil Rights workshop, Highlander : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
13
Item
619
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Rubber Workers workshop
|
|
Box
13
Item
620
|
Farmers Union members having family meal, Stanley
|
|
Box
13
Item
621
|
Community meeting opening the community building at Highlander
|
|
Box
13
Item
622
|
Early civil rights period : Newson, center, in checkered shirt.
|
|
Box
13
Item
623
|
Civil Rights workshop, Highlander 1959 June : Thorsten Horton holds copyright. : Septima Clark in center.
|
|
Box
13
Item
624
|
Workers eating at CIO session : Emil Willimetz holds copyright. : Fourth from the left, Cole Danenburg, textile worker.
|
|
Box
13
Item
625
|
Civil Rights Council, unknown location
|
|
Box
13
Item
626
|
Civil rights meeting, Highlander
|
|
Box
13
Item
627
|
Trula Underwood (Mrs. J. Boyd Underwood)
|
|
Box
13
Item
628-629
|
Unidentified : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
13
Item
630
|
Packinghouse workers : Second from right, Russell Lasley.
|
|
Box
13
Item
631
|
CIO School session, Highlander: led by A.A. Liveright
|
|
Box
13
Item
632-633
|
Main building
|
|
Box
13
Item
634
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
13
Item
635-636
|
Copper Hill basin, Tennessee
|
|
Box
13
Item
637
|
Road in front of County Community building
|
|
Box
13
Item
638
|
Back of main building, Highlander early 1930s
|
|
Box
13
Item
639
|
Mt. Pelia Community Center
|
|
Box
13
Item
640
|
View of the Highlander lake from window of Hortons' house
|
|
Box
13
Item
641
|
Building, Highlander Library : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
13
Item
642
|
Ruthie Corrall
|
|
Box
13
Item
643
|
Mr. Bannerman, Highlander 1958 May 11 : Thorsten Horton holds copyright.
|
|
Box
13
Item
644
|
Playing checkers during a Civil Rights workshop break, 1958 May 11
|
|
Box
13
Item
645-648
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
13
Item
649
|
CIO student coming to Highlander
|
|
Box
13
Item
650
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
14
Item
651-652
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
14
Item
653
|
Food, Tobacco and Agriculture student at Highlander making a
stencil : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
14
Item
654
|
CIO workshop : Emil Willimetz holds copyright. : Jim Payne, Steelworker organizer from Chattanooga.
|
|
Box
14
Item
655
|
Dean Brazeal at Morehouse College
|
|
Box
14
Item
656
|
CIO workshop : Kevin [unknown last name]
|
|
Box
14
Item
657
|
Civil Rights workshop participant, Highlander Library
|
|
Box
14
Item
658
|
Farmers Union workshop: union member from Astatde, Tennessee : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
14
Item
659
|
Young woman looking up
|
|
Box
14
Item
660
|
Karen Blondell, Antioch Co-op, Highlander : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
14
Item
661
|
Woman in kimono, 1959 : Thorsten Horton holds copyright.
|
|
Box
14
Item
662
|
Woman testifying during Highlander investigation
|
|
Box
14
Item
663
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
14
Item
664
|
Civil rights worker from South Carolina colony
|
|
Box
14
Item
665
|
Man operating mechanical arms
|
|
Box
14
Item
666-669
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
14
Item
670
|
Reverend DeJarnette
|
|
Box
14
Item
671
|
Workshop : Kwa Hagen, Director of Adult Education, who came as a State Dept. visitor; Septima
Clark, left.
|
|
Box
14
Item
672
|
J.D. Marlowe, a neighbor, former Highlander student, fishing in
lake
|
|
Box
14
Item
673
|
Civil Rights workshop participant, Chattanooga
|
|
Box
14
Item
674
|
CIO session, Highlander
|
|
Box
14
Item
675
|
Aubrey Williams by the Farmers Union
|
|
Box
14
Item
676
|
Workshop
Duplicate of photo number 671.
Missing.
|
|
Box
14
Item
677
|
Food, Tobacco, and Agricultural workshop participant
|
|
Box
14
Item
678
|
CIO workshop
Duplicate of photo number 656.
Missing.
|
|
Box
14
Item
679-680
|
Youth project, Highlander
|
|
Box
14
Item
681
|
Archie Brown : Bachelor student, who spent a couple years on the Highlander staff.
|
|
Box
14
Item
682
|
Farmers Union student ringing dinner bell at Highlander
|
|
Box
14
Item
683
|
Paul Christopher, Tennessee CIO director, Highlander
|
|
Box
14
Item
684
|
Workshop participant from Tuskegee, Alabama
|
|
Box
14
Item
685
|
Unidentified African American man : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
14
Item
686
|
Farmers Union workshop: congressional candidate from North
Alabama
|
|
Box
14
Item
687-692
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
14
Item
693
|
Farmers Union, Tennessee : Duplicate of photo number 658.
|
|
Box
14
Item
694
|
Relaxing, Highlander front yard, unidentified
|
|
Box
14
Item
695
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
14
Item
696
|
Part time staff member
|
|
Box
14
Item
697
|
Farmers Union workshop
|
|
Box
14
Item
698
|
Youth Project participant, South Carolina
|
|
Box
14
Item
699-700
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
15
Item
701
|
Working on the Altoona Co-op building, Alabama
|
|
Box
15
Item
702
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
15
Item
703
|
Dr. Fred Patterson, Highlander
|
|
Box
15
Item
704
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
15
Item
705-707
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
15
Item
708
|
Farmers Union member running for Congressman in Alabama
|
|
Box
15
Item
709
|
Farmers Union member in courthouse meeting in Alabama
|
|
Box
15
Item
710
|
North Alabama Farmers Union member
|
|
Box
15
Item
711
|
Professor from J. Peabody College
|
|
Box
15
Item
712
|
Packinghouse workers : Education representative participating in group discussion.
|
|
Box
15
Item
713
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
15
Item
714
|
Civil Rights workshop participant
|
|
Box
15
Item
715
|
Man sitting at table
|
|
Box
15
Item
716
|
Aubrey Williams
|
|
Box
15
Item
717-719
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
15
Item
720
|
Smelter Workers member, Bessemer, Alabama
|
|
Box
15
Item
721
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
15
Item
722
|
Bill Elkuss
|
|
Box
15
Item
723
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
15
Item
724
|
Stuart Newcome : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
15
Item
725
|
Fred Ross?, Southern Regional Council; Septima Clark at right
|
|
Box
15
Item
726
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
15
Item
727
|
Highlander workshop: Theodore Brameld
|
|
Box
15
Item
728
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
15
Item
729
|
Woman at civil rights meeting in Charleston, South Carolina
|
|
Box
15
Item
730-733
|
Unidentified African-American men, circa 1960s
|
|
Box
15
Item
734
|
Joe Brown, leader in Charleston, South Carolina
|
|
Box
15
Item
735
|
Charleston activist, civil rights
|
|
Box
15
Item
736
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
15
Item
737
|
Portrait of a woman at Highlander by Hoyt Collins
|
|
Box
15
Item
738
|
Hart Catlin, very early picture
|
|
Box
15
Item
739
|
Packinghouse workshop, Goodman, member of educational staff
|
|
Box
15
Item
740
|
Packinghouse Workers workshop
|
|
Box
15
Item
741
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
15
Item
742
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
15
Item
743
|
Connie Anderson, Food, Tobacco, and Agriculture worker in Highlander
Library
|
|
Box
15
Item
744
|
Bill [unknown last name], Steel Workers organizer from
Chattanooga
|
|
Box
15
Item
745
|
Ralph Helstein, not at Highlander
|
|
Box
15
Item
746
|
Unidentified African-American man, circa 1960s
|
|
Box
15
Item
747
|
Student at Highlander picnics behind the school, early 1930s
|
|
Box
15
Item
748
|
Alton Lawrence
|
|
Box
15
Item
749
|
Farmers Union member at Highlander
|
|
Box
15
Item
750
|
Paul Bennett
|
|
Box
16
Item
751
|
Paul Christopher
|
|
Box
16
Item
752-756
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
16
Item
757
|
Wadmalaw Island Citizenship group evening class : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
16
Item
758
|
Wadmalaw Island Citizenship group building
|
|
Box
16
Item
759
|
Citizenship group participants
|
|
Box
16
Item
760
|
Citizenship group, coffee break : Third from the left, Bernice Robinson, teacher in the first school, former
Highlander student, Highlander board, later.
|
|
Box
16
Item
761
|
Unidentified African-American man lecturing, circa 1960s
|
|
Box
16
Item
762
|
Mrs. Brewer, the teacher in the Citizenship School on Edisto
Island
|
|
Box
16
Item
763
|
Young fry waiting for their parents, Citizenship School, Wadmalaw
Island
|
|
Box
16
Item
764
|
CIO
|
|
Box
16
Item
765
|
Conference on civil rights activities, Sea Islands
|
|
Box
16
Item
766
|
Septima Clark and Mr. Bellinger : Who had been a student at Highlander and Johns Island.
|
|
Box
16
Item
767
|
Bellinger's Grocery : Ida Berman holds copyright. : With African-American owners? in front of store.
|
|
Box
16
Item
768
|
Child at Johns Island : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
16
Item
769
|
Mrs. Gear and Estelle, students of Mrs. Brewer : Missing.
|
|
Box
16
Item
770
|
Two African-American boys on Johns Island, circa 1960s : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
16
Item
771
|
High School cutting session
Missing.
Mrs. Brewer, teacher at right.
|
|
Box
16
Item
772
|
Sea Island house or CIO, Highlander
|
|
Box
16
Item
773
|
Sea Island children
|
|
Box
16
Item
774
|
Sea Island group, Citizenship School
|
|
Box
16
Item
775
|
Sea Island citizenship students
|
|
Box
16
Item
776
|
Mrs. Brewer and Citizenship group in the community building of the church
where her husband was pastor, in Edisto
|
|
Box
16
Item
777
|
Citizenship students from Edisto
|
|
Box
16
Item
778
|
Sea Islander Conference
|
|
Box
16
Item
779
|
Citizenship School : Bernice Robinson, second from the left.
|
|
Box
16
Item
780
|
Sea Island children
|
|
Box
16
Item
781
|
Johns Island group, Esau Jenkins in the center, Highlander Conference on
voter registration on Johns Island
|
|
Box
16
Item
782
|
Johns Island educational workshop
|
|
Box
16
Item
783
|
Clambake at Civil Rights workshop on Johns Island : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
16
Item
784
|
Johns Island workshop, Judy Gregory, Mrs. Robinson, and Mrs. Joe
Brown
|
|
Box
16
Item
785
|
Students at Citizenship School learning how to sew, by Bernice
Robinson
|
|
Box
16
Item
786
|
Civil rights meeting in Alton Hall, Highlander Library
|
|
Box
16
Item
787
|
Mrs. Brewer's living room the same night
|
|
Box
16
Item
788
|
Packinghouse Workers workshop
|
|
Box
16
Item
789
|
Aileen Brewer and students, Edisto Island Citizenship School : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
16
Item
790
|
Citizenship group, students at Sea Island
|
|
Box
16
Item
791
|
Citizenship groups, Sea Island
|
|
Box
16
Item
792
|
Mrs. Brewer's class at Edisto
|
|
Box
16
Item
793
|
Sea Island Citizenship groups, students
|
|
Box
16
Item
794
|
Civil Rights Conference in Charleston : Mrs. Clark, extreme lower right.
|
|
Box
16
Item
795
|
Citizenship group students on island
|
|
Box
16
Item
796
|
Sea Island family, Citizenship group students : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
16
Item
797
|
Citizenship group at Johns Island
|
|
Box
16
Item
798
|
North Charleston
|
|
Box
16
Item
799
|
Center, Mrs. Esau Jenkins, restaurant in Charleston
|
|
Box
16
Item
800
|
Jenkins restaurant in Charleston
|
|
Box
17
Item
801
|
Citizenship group house and bus : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
17
Item
802
|
Progressive Club diner run by Esau Jenkins on Johns Island, where the first
Citizenship School was held : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
17
Item
803
|
Island bedroom
|
|
Box
17
Item
804
|
Sea Island family
|
|
Box
17
Item
805-807
|
Sea Island Citizenship group
|
|
Box
17
Item
808
|
Myles Horton, Citizenship group at Johns Island
|
|
Box
17
Item
809
|
Bernice Robinson working on sewing machine with younger CIO member, South
Carolina : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
17
Item
810
|
James Island workshop on cooperatives : Extreme left, Mrs. Clark; Endra Macabee; Bernice Robinson.
|
|
Box
17
Item
811
|
Mrs. Brewer, second from left; Myles Horton; Mrs. Edistow
|
|
Box
17
Item
812
|
Citizenship group participants on Johns Island in front of the Morning Star
Hall
|
|
Box
17
Item
813
|
Johns Island children : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
17
Item
814
|
Citizenship group, Johns Island
|
|
Box
17
Item
815
|
Sea Island children
|
|
Box
17
Item
816
|
Workshop on cooperative, Johns Island-church : Extreme left, Anne Lockwood; third from left, Septima Clark.
|
|
Box
17
Item
817
|
Bernice Robinson on the Citizenship School on Johns Island
|
|
Box
17
Item
818
|
North Charleston
|
|
Box
17
Item
819
|
Workshop on Johns Island
|
|
Box
17
Item
820
|
Unidentified African-American men, circa 1960s
|
|
Box
17
Item
821
|
Leroy Brown at Highlander workshop on Johns Island
|
|
Box
17
Item
822
|
Esau Jenkins restaurant : Missing.
|
|
Box
17
Item
823
|
Unidentified African-American man
|
|
Box
17
Item
824
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
17
Item
825
|
Charleston, South Carolina
|
|
Box
17
Item
826
|
Johns Island workshop
|
|
Box
17
Item
827
|
Mass meeting in Charleston : Joe Brown, left; Myles Horton, speaking.
|
|
Box
17
Item
828
|
North Charleston
|
|
Box
17
Item
829
|
Island children
|
|
Box
17
Item
830
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
17
Item
831
|
North Charleston Citizenship group teacher
|
|
Box
17
Item
832
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
17
Item
833
|
Johns Island family
|
|
Box
17
Item
834
|
Citizenship group on Johns Island : Extreme right is Miss Alice Wine, one of the first African-Americans to register at
the Citizenship group before it started. She was a native of Johns Island.
|
|
Box
17
Item
835
|
Bernice Robinson, second from the left
|
|
Box
17
Item
836
|
Unidentified African-American woman
|
|
Box
17
Item
837
|
Unidentified African-American man
|
|
Box
17
Item
838
|
North Charleston house : Missing.
|
|
Box
17
Item
839
|
North Charleston house
|
|
Box
17
Item
840
|
Charleston mass meeting : Missing.
|
|
Box
17
Item
841
|
Unidentified African-American man
|
|
Box
17
Item
842
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
17
Item
843
|
Restaurant : Missing.
|
|
Box
17
Item
844
|
Mrs. Esau Jenkins on Johns Island
|
|
Box
17
Item
845
|
Boys on Johns Island
|
|
Box
17
Item
846
|
Esau Jenkins
|
|
Box
17
Item
847
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
17
Item
848
|
Johns Island Citizenship group, “crocheting on Johns island in Adult
School”
|
|
Box
17
Item
849
|
Bernice Robinson at first Citizenship School at Johns Island
|
|
Box
17
Item
850
|
Unidentified African Americans
|
|
Box
18
Item
851
|
North Charleston
|
|
Box
18
Item
852
|
Septima Clark on right
|
|
Box
18
Item
853
|
Packinghouse, Mon Kies, educational staff
|
|
Box
18
Item
854
|
Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers School at Highlander
|
|
Box
18
Item
855
|
CIO School, Highlander, playing ball game, Highlander training program for
Packinghouse group, Montajik by Film Center
|
|
Box
18
Item
856
|
Farmers Union group at Highlander
|
|
Box
18
Item
857
|
Highlander main building
|
|
Box
18
Item
858
|
Estes Kefauver on right
|
|
Box
18
Item
859
|
“Unemployment” collage
|
|
Box
18
Item
860
|
“How You Do It” collage : Bob Cruden at a Highlander railroad workers union workshop.
|
|
Box
18
Item
861
|
“What you want” collage
|
|
Box
18
Item
862
|
“TVA” (Tennessee Valley Authority) collage
|
|
Box
18
Item
863
|
“Help Democracy Grow” collage
|
|
Box
18
Item
864
|
Highlander CIO
|
|
Box
18
Item
865
|
CIO meeting in front of Highlander
|
|
Box
18
Item
866
|
“The Farmers Union Bets on You!” collage : Dillard King, native of Highlander.
|
|
Box
18
Item
867
|
“Workers Farmers Learn New Ideas at Highlander” collage : Paul Bennett and other group at Highlander.
|
|
Box
18
Item
868
|
CIO fishing
|
|
Box
18
Item
869
|
Part of the Film Center exhibit
|
|
Box
34
Item
870
|
SA organizer Bill Anderson and Bill Elkuss : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
34
Item
871
|
Unidentified African American man with crutch
|
|
Box
34
Item
872
|
Two unidentified men giving presentation
|
|
Box
34
Item
873
|
Head and shoulders portrait of unidentified woman with head
scarf
|
|
Box
34
Item
874-875
|
Unidentified men at meeting : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
34
Item
876
|
Meeting of smelter workers using Highlander display at Film
Center
|
|
Box
34
Item
877
|
Other smelter workers in Highlander, Charley Wilson leading
discussion
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Box
34
Item
878-879
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Unidentified man in rocking chair on porch reading newspaper : 2 copies.
|
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Box
34
Item
880
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WPA workers, early 1940s : Graf Taylor in the foreground organizing WPA workers in Grundy County where
Highlander was located.
|
|
Box
34
Item
881
|
Unidentified group of men at meeting : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
34
Item
882
|
Smelter workers
|
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Box
18
Item
883
|
Graf Taylor talking to a group of WPA workers at Highlander : In the foreground on the left is Will Brown, local Methodist pastor.
|
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Box
18
Item
884
|
Jim Dombrowski using an Amalgamated Clothing Workers Visual-Lecture
sheet
|
|
Box
34
Item
885
|
Elizabeth Hawes, first executive secretary for Highlander : Ifor Thomas holds copyright.
|
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Box
34
Item
886
|
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
|
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Box
34
Item
887
|
Unidentified man taking notes and man consulting book
|
|
Box
34
Item
888
|
Estelle Thompson, CIO workshop : Duplicate of photo number 171.
|
|
Box
34
Item
889
|
Smelter workers group
|
|
Box
34
Item
890
|
Smelter workers in a workshop in Alabama led by Bill Elkuss
|
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Box
34
Item
891
|
Unidentified men at meeting : Emil Willimetz holds copyright. : Duplicate of images in photo number 874-875.
|
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Box
34
Item
892
|
Smelters workers at Highlander
|
|
Box
34
Item
893
|
Highlander seminar run in Cuautla, Mexico : Aimee Horton, third from the left, in front of chimney.
|
|
Box
18
Item
894
|
Guy Carawan speaking at Youth Project at Highlander
|
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Box
18
Item
895
|
Man reading Tennessee Union Farmer
newspaper : Ike Church, manager of the property and neighbor of Highlander Library.
|
|
Box
18
Item
896
|
CIO students doing a skit
|
|
Box
18
Item
897
|
Estelle Thompson teaching poster making, CIO school
|
|
Box
18
Item
898
|
Dan Powell, second from the left, the southern PHD director teaching at
Highlander CIO school
|
|
Box
18
Item
899
|
“Poll Tax States”
|
|
Box
18
Item
900
|
Montage at the Highlander Film Center
|
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Box
19
Item
901
|
J.D. Martin in South Alabama workshop
|
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Box
19
Item
902
|
Portrait of a display, Film Center
|
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Box
19
Item
903
|
Film Center display
|
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Box
19
Item
904
|
Film Center display : On the left is Tom Ludwig; next is J.D. Martin.
|
|
Box
19
Item
905
|
Center of America Adult Education seminar, Cuautla, Mexico 1962 December 16-21 : Myles Horton, Ismael Rodriquez Aragon, Lewis Sinclair.
|
|
Box
19
Item
906
|
Center of America Adult Education seminar group shot, Cuautla,
Mexico 1962 December 16-21
|
|
Box
19
Item
907
|
Village near Cuautla where Educational Adults seminar was held : Invited participants to a committee meeting in the square, Myles Horton to the
right, speaking.
|
|
Box
19
Item
908
|
Alabama Farmers Union member
|
|
Box
19
Item
909
|
Work campers at Highlander building, sand beach on the lake
|
|
Box
19
Item
910
|
Early students in front of the Highlander entrance
|
|
Box
19
Item
911
|
Erosion at Copper Hill Basin
|
|
Box
19
Item
912
|
Dynamiting the spillway to Highlander lake
|
|
Box
19
Item
913
|
Main building
|
|
Box
19
Item
914
|
Dynamiting the spillway for the Highlander lake
|
|
Box
19
Item
915
|
Winter view from Horton house
|
|
Box
19
Item
916
|
Barton cabin
|
|
Box
19
Item
917
|
Office and Film Center building
|
|
Box
19
Item
918-919
|
Library
|
|
Box
19
Item
920
|
Community Center
|
|
Box
19
Item
921
|
Film Center
|
|
Box
19
Item
922-923
|
Film Center Library
|
|
Box
19
Item
924
|
Community building
|
|
Box
19
Item
925-927
|
Library
|
|
Box
19
Item
928
|
Rolling Stone House, Billport, staff and family, Rolling Stone : Came from the symbol the chimney building put in the chimney, built a round
stone.
|
|
Box
19
Item
929
|
Heights in the back of the Highlander
|
|
Box
19
Item
930
|
Highlander
|
|
Box
19
Item
931
|
Library
|
|
Box
19
Item
932
|
“All windows out”
|
|
Box
19
Item
933
|
Guy Carawan student workshop
|
|
Box
19
Item
934
|
Guy Carawan and singers : James Bevel and Bernard Lafayette, singers.
|
|
Box
19
Item
935
|
Guy singing at Children's camp
|
|
Box
19
Item
936-937
|
Farmers Union meeting
|
|
Box
19
Item
938
|
CIO student, Highlander
|
|
Box
19
Item
939
|
Pete Seeger, Highlander : Possibly at 25th anniversary celebration, in charge of music.
|
|
Box
19
Item
940
|
Chattanooga civil rights participant leading singing of group
|
|
Box
19
Item
941
|
Leon Wilson, staff member leading Sacred Harp songs at a statewide Sacred
Harp gathering at Highlander
|
|
Box
19
Item
942
|
CIO students, Paul Christopher at piano at Highlander
|
|
Box
19
Item
943
|
Packinghouse workers, CIO School in Highlander : Zilphia Horton leading singing.
|
|
Box
19
Item
944
|
Evening entertainment, Highlander CIO School, a skit on the shooting of Dan
McGrew
|
|
Box
19
Item
945
|
Zilphia Horton leading singing, CIO School : Table at right, Myles Horton, Mike Ross, Tom Ludwig, Joyce Mitchell.
|
|
Box
19
Item
946
|
Zilphia Horton leading singing at the Textile Workers Education
Conference : Extreme right, Seth Brewer, textile workers director for North Carolina.
|
|
Box
19
Item
947
|
Zilphia Horton teaching songs, leading CIO School at Highlander
|
|
Box
19
Item
948
|
Neighbor, Highlander 1937 : People of the Cumberland film still.
|
|
Box
19
Item
949
|
Foster Falls picnic grounds, CIO students : Dad Horton standing on the left.
|
|
Box
19
Item
950
|
People of the Cumberland
|
|
Box
20
Item
951
|
Laundry, early 1930s : Group that helped staff members; Dorothy Carlson on right.
|
|
Box
20
Item
952
|
Vaudeville workers discussion, Highlander
|
|
Box
20
Item
953
|
John Morgan : Second from the left, teaching flute making at Highlander CIO School, Zilphia
Horton.
|
|
Box
20
Item
954
|
CIO School, Highlander : Paul Christopher, left, leading discussion.
|
|
Box
20
Item
955
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
20
Item
956-957
|
Amalgamated session, Highlander
|
|
Box
20
Item
958
|
Discussion with work campers, Highlander lake : Beth Kennedy, extreme left; Shelby Smith, extreme right.
|
|
Box
20
Item
959
|
CIO workshop, Highlander : Second from left, Virginia Durr, chairman of the National Committee to repeal the
poll tax for Southern Conference for Human Welfare.
|
|
Box
20
Item
960
|
CIO session : Second from the left, Dad Horton; third, Dan Powell, PAC Director; fifth against
the tree, Cole Danenburg, Hosiery Workers organizer.
|
|
Box
20
Item
961
|
Mountain fox hunt near Highlander
|
|
Box
20
Item
962
|
Summer work camp group : Beth Kennedy, extreme right.
|
|
Box
20
Item
963
|
Hosiery workers group discussion : Bill [unknown last name], extreme right, educational director.
|
|
Box
20
Item
964
|
Committee meeting, outdoor session, early civil rights period 1955 : Myles Horton on left; second, unknown individual; third, Esau Jenkins; Septima
Clark.
|
|
Box
20
Item
965
|
Hubeck, Highlander
|
|
Box
20
Item
966
|
CIO outdoor discussion : Second from left, A.A. Liveright.
|
|
Box
20
Item
967
|
CIO outdoor discussion : Led by Stuart Brock, National CIO Education Office.
|
|
Box
20
Item
968
|
CIO School, Highlander
|
|
Box
20
Item
969
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
20
Item
970
|
Early Civil Rights Conference at Highlander
|
|
Box
20
Item
971
|
CIO students in Summer Youth Project, participants relaxing
together
|
|
Box
20
Item
972
|
Augville workers discussion, Highlander : Lower left, southern director leading discussion.
|
|
Box
20
Item
973
|
Work camp discussion led by the director; upper left, Skirt
Shekins
|
|
Box
20
Item
974
|
Civil rights meeting, early 1930s : Brother Tom Mooney addressing gathering.
|
|
Box
20
Item
975
|
Civil rights session
|
|
Box
20
Item
976
|
Pre-CIO labor union workshop attended by neighbor, extreme left, in her
90s
|
|
Box
20
Item
977
|
Civil Rights workshop, Highlander : Fred Patterson, extreme left.
|
|
Box
20
Item
978
|
Highlander outing, Big Ridge Park at Ridge
|
|
Box
20
Item
979
|
Augville workers session led by Southern director
|
|
Box
20
Item
980
|
CIO group : Extreme left, Henry Shipherd; George Guernsey; Lucy Mason; Zilphia Horton; unknown
individual; Paul Christopher in the chair.
|
|
Box
20
Item
981
|
CIO School : Stuart Brock, extreme left, back row.
|
|
Box
20
Item
982
|
Amalgamated workshop at Highlander : Second from the lower left, Barbara [unknown last name] from the National
Amalgamated Education Office; Suzie Gordon, Amalgamated Educational Office; unknown
individual; Joie Willemetz, extreme right; Stuart Meacham, fifth from the left; in
the back row, Myles Horton; Ulia McGill, Amalgamated organizer; Zilphia Horton.
|
|
Box
20
Item
983
|
Workshop
|
|
Box
20
Item
984
|
Farmers Union workshop : B.R. Brazeal, extreme left; May Justus.
|
|
Box
20
Item
985
|
Summer workshop : Director of the camp, Van Kennedy, extreme left; Beth Kennedy, extreme right.
|
|
Box
20
Item
986
|
Youth Project outdoor meeting : In center, Guy Carawan; the banjo next to Charis Horton, one of the
participants.
|
|
Box
20
Item
987
|
Early union workshop
|
|
Box
20
Item
988
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
20
Item
989
|
Virginia Durr, second from the left
|
|
Box
20
Item
990-991
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
20
Item
992
|
Civil rights group at Highlander : Septima Clark on the left.
|
|
Box
20
Item
993
|
Civil rights group at Highlander lake : Ida Berman holds copyright. : Fifth from the left, Charlotte Meacham, American Friends Service Committee, former
Highlander student.
|
|
Box
20
Item
994
|
Esau Jenkins, left, civil rights
|
|
|
25th Anniversary
|
|
Box
20
Item
995
|
Mrs. Roosevelt talking with Indian chief from Florida
|
|
Box
20
Item
996
|
Mrs. Roosevelt speaking at anniversary, Myles Horton, May
Justus
|
|
Box
20
Item
997
|
Mrs. Roosevelt with May Justus
|
|
Box
20
Item
998
|
Myles Horton at left, Mrs. Roosevelt, May Justus
|
|
Box
20
Item
999
|
Mrs. Roosevelt, May Justus
|
|
Box
20
Item
1000
|
Highlander conference in Chattanooga in connection with the Southern
Conference for Human Welfare : Zilphia Horton, left; Myles Horton; Mrs. Roosevelt.
|
|
Box
21
Item
1001
|
Certification
|
|
Box
21
Item
1002-1005
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
21
Item
1006
|
Children's camp, Highlander
|
|
Box
21
Item
1007
|
J.D. Mott, kitchen duty at Highlander
|
|
Box
21
Item
1008
|
Conference in Horton house : Ted Brameld, left; identified in chair, Grace Hamilton, director of the Urban
League, Atlanta.
|
|
Box
21
Item
1009
|
Zilphia Horton leading singing on a picket line, Chattanooga
|
|
Box
21
Item
1010
|
Citizenship School, Myles Horton
|
|
Box
21
Item
1011
|
Student ringing dinner bell at Highlander
|
|
Box
21
Item
1012
|
Ralph Helstein, place unidentified
|
|
Box
21
Item
1013
|
Children's camp, Highlander : Extreme right, Penny Stillman; Charis Horton.
|
|
Box
21
Item
1014
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
21
Item
1015
|
Timon, Highlander Nursery School : Joie Willemetz, upper left.
|
|
Box
21
Item
1016
|
Film Center picture from before the Tennessee Library service
|
|
Box
21
Item
1017
|
J.D. Marlowe, cooperative canning, probably
|
|
Box
21
Item
1018-1023
|
Packinghouse workers, unknown location
|
|
Box
21
Item
1024
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
21
Item
1025
|
CIO School
|
|
Box
21
Item
1026
|
Packinghouse workers, montage at Highlander Film Center
|
|
Box
21
Item
1027
|
John J. Finley at election rally, Chattanooga?
|
|
Box
21
Item
1028
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
21
Item
1029
|
Early CIO picture : Paul Christopher, third from right; back front row, second from the left, Amil,
president of Textile Workers Union; Sidney Hillman, president, Amalgamated Clothing
Workers Union; George Baldanzi, black president of Textile Workers Union.
|
|
Box
21
Item
1030
|
Chicken on the chopping block, Highlander early 1930s
|
|
Box
21
Item
1031-1032
|
Cleaning poultry, early 1930s
|
|
Box
21
Item
1033
|
Students cleaning poultry : Estelle Thompson, right.
|
|
Box
21
Item
1034
|
Robbing wild beehive, back of Highlander
|
|
Box
21
Item
1035
|
Robbing beehive
|
|
Box
21
Item
1036
|
Two women searching the card catalog : Mikii Marlowe on the right; Elizabeth Jenkins on the left.
|
|
Box
21
Item
1037
|
CIO cutting stumps off, student paper
|
|
Box
21
Item
1038
|
CIO student with Bill Elkuss on left, mimeographing paper
|
|
Box
21
Item
1039
|
Amy Vanbrink mimeographing
|
|
Box
21
Item
1040-1041
|
United Nations workshop, Highlander Library
|
|
Box
21
Item
1042
|
Cows, girl, and cat, East Tennessee Farmers Union scene
|
|
Box
21
Item
1043
|
Cows
|
|
Box
21
Item
1044
|
Birds
|
|
Box
21
Item
1045
|
Foal
|
|
Box
21
Item
1046
|
Games at CIO workshop
|
|
Box
21
Item
1047
|
CIO students pitching horseshoes, Highlander
|
|
Box
21
Item
1048
|
Flyball game, CIO Highlander
|
|
Box
21
Item
1049
|
Horseshoes, CIO Highlander
|
|
Box
21
Item
1050
|
Pete Swin : Public relations director for the CIO, Memphis, Highlander.
|
|
Box
22
Item
1051
|
Russell Bull fishing in Highlander lake : Regional Packinghouse Workers director.
|
|
Box
22
Item
1052
|
CIO ball game
|
|
Box
22
Item
1053
|
CIO ball
|
|
Box
22
Item
1054
|
Volleyball
|
|
Box
22
Item
1055
|
Volleyball, CIO
|
|
Box
22
Item
1056
|
CIO horseshoes
|
|
Box
22
Item
1057
|
Volleyball, CIO School
|
|
Box
22
Item
1058
|
Farmers Union baseball game
|
|
Box
22
Item
1059
|
Early labor union schools, pitching horseshoes, volleyball
|
|
Box
22
Item
1060
|
Youth Project and Children's campers swimming in Highlander
lake
|
|
Box
22
Item
1061
|
CIO Volleyball
|
|
Box
22
Item
1062
|
Automobile workers, baseball
|
|
Box
22
Item
1063
|
CIO baseball
|
|
Box
22
Item
1064
|
Clinton, Tennessee, two youngsters brought to Highlander for Christmas
during integration struggle : Charis Horton, extreme right.
|
|
Box
22
Item
1065
|
Waldemar Hille, Director of Music, Elmhurst College, Illinois : Hille worked with Zilphia Horton with the music at Highlander.
|
|
Box
22
Item
1066
|
Rubber Workers School at Highlander, glazier scene
|
|
Box
22
Item
1067
|
CIO School : Paul Christopher at piano, Pete [unknown last name]
|
|
Box
22
Item
1068
|
CIO evening performance
|
|
Box
22
Item
1069
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
22
Item
1070
|
Two CIO members sitting on the porch of the recreational department
cabin
|
|
Box
22
Item
1071
|
Results of tornado by Horton house
|
|
Box
22
Item
1072
|
Tornado damage, Highlander farm
|
|
Box
22
Item
1073
|
Library
|
|
Box
22
Item
1074
|
Remodeling the Horton house
|
|
Box
22
Item
1075-1077
|
Horton house after tornado
|
|
Box
22
Item
1078
|
Remodeling the Horton house
|
|
Box
22
Item
1079
|
Women in theatrical performance : CIO, second from the left, Beth Eldridge, who is secretary for community; Leny
Vanbrink, Co-op.
|
|
Box
22
Item
1080
|
Man gesturing with cigar at Highlander event
|
|
Box
22
Item
1081
|
Games, Highlander CIO School
|
|
Box
22
Item
1082
|
Recreation at Highlander Farmers Union Educational Conference in
Gatlinburg, part of leadership training program
|
|
Box
22
Item
1083
|
Eating at Highlander CIO workshop, Liveright
|
|
Box
22
Item
1084-1085
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
22
Item
1086
|
Men imitating ducks as part of a theatrical performance
|
|
Box
22
Item
1087
|
Civil Rights workshop game
|
|
Box
22
Item
1088
|
Highlander Civil [Rights] workshop and games
|
|
Box
22
Item
1089
|
CIO workshop games
|
|
Box
22
Item
1090
|
Skit, CIO workshop
|
|
Box
22
Item
1091-1092
|
Hosiery Workers workshop skit, Highlander
|
|
Box
22
Item
1093
|
Summer Youth Project dance class
|
|
Box
22
Item
1094
|
Hosiery workers, Highlander
|
|
Box
22
Item
1095
|
Unidentified; third from the left, Joe Willemetz
|
|
Box
22
Item
1096
|
Unidentified white man in drag
|
|
Box
22
Item
1097
|
“Solidarity”
|
|
Box
22
Item
1098
|
Cutting long ribbons of paper, CIO workshop : Extreme left, J.D. Marlowe; community.
|
|
Box
22
Item
1099
|
“Fishing in a bucket,” CIO activity : Leny Vanbrink?, right.
|
|
Box
22
Item
1100
|
Zilphia? learning to operate projector
|
|
Box
23
Item
1101
|
Emil Willimetz at Film Center
|
|
Box
23
Item
1102
|
Emil Willimetz shows film on field trip
|
|
Box
23
Item
1103
|
Center montage
|
|
Box
23
Item
1104
|
Gordon at Film Center doing demonstration of film strips
|
|
Box
23
Item
1105
|
Movie, Highlander
|
|
Box
23
Item
1106
|
CIO School-Zilphia learning to operate projector
|
|
Box
23
Item
1107
|
Demonstration films
|
|
Box
23
Item
1108
|
Zilphia learning to operate projector
|
|
Box
23
Item
1109
|
Packinghouse workers at oyster plant in some part of Maryland
|
|
Box
23
Item
1110
|
Oyster boats, Packinghouse
|
|
Box
23
Item
1111
|
Myles Horton on ruins of Highlander main building : Building was burned after being taken over by the state.
|
|
Box
23
Item
1112
|
Remains of main building, Highlander lake on the right
|
|
Box
23
Item
1113
|
Uncle Billy Thomas with his wife : Billy was local patriarch, who made all the furniture at Highlander, was a lay
minister and staunch supporter.
|
|
Box
23
Item
1114
|
Uncle Billy Thomas in the local church across from Highlander
|
|
Box
23
Item
1115
|
Uncle Billy in his shop with chairs
|
|
Box
23
Item
1116
|
Woman with baby on screen projected behind her
|
|
Box
23
Item
1117-1118
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
23
Item
1119
|
Textile Workers strike, Alabama
|
|
Box
23
Item
1120
|
Striking Packinghouse workers
|
|
Box
23
Item
1121
|
Packinghouse after it burned
|
|
Box
23
Item
1122
|
Textile picnic, Alabama : Second from left, Tom Ludwig, bringing greetings from the Farmers Union.
|
|
Box
23
Item
1123
|
Educational meeting on picket line : Bill Elkuss, top left; Zilphia Horton.
|
|
Box
23
Item
1124
|
Resident Adult Educational Conference, Germany 1959 : Left, Horton; teacher from the Post School; third unknown individual; Oscar
Gramakay.
|
|
Box
23
Item
1125
|
Resident Adult Educational Conference, Germany 1959
|
|
Box
23
Item
1126
|
Square dancing led by Ralph Tefferteller, early 1930s : Center of yard, Henry Thomas.
|
|
Box
23
Item
1127
|
Myles Horton and unknown school teacher
|
|
Box
23
Item
1128
|
Square dancing at Highlander : On extreme right, J.D. Marlowe; Myles Horton; Catherine Winston.
|
|
Box
23
Item
1129
|
Square dancing, Henry Thomas's yard, Youth camp, Highlander : Zilphia Horton playing piano.
|
|
Box
23
Item
1130
|
Youth Project
|
|
Box
23
Item
1131
|
Youth Project dance
|
|
Box
23
Item
1132
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
23
Item
1133
|
Dancing in Henry Thomas's yard led by Ralph Tefferteller
|
|
Box
23
Item
1134
|
Dancing in Henry Thomas's yard led by Tefferteller : Bottom left, unknown individual; next to fiddler is Uncle Willy Marlowe, a
neighbor; Henry Thomas is sitting on the porch.
|
|
Box
23
Item
1135
|
Square dancing
|
|
Box
23
Item
1136
|
Banjo player at night barbecue, Highlander
|
|
Box
23
Item
1137
|
Early CIO convention, organizers, union officials, probably textile workers
convention
|
|
Box
23
Item
1138
|
Zilphia Horton leading singing at convention : Made up primarily of Southern Union representatives, probably textile workers.
|
|
Box
23
Item
1139-1041
|
Ike Church having barbecue, CIO School
|
|
Box
23
Item
1142
|
Scalding hog butchered at Highlander
|
|
Box
23
Item
1143
|
Cleaning hog
|
|
Box
23
Item
1144
|
Skit at CIO School, “Lollipop Poppa”
|
|
Box
23
Item
1145-1147
|
Leon Wilson leading Sacred Harp singing
|
|
Box
23
Item
1148
|
Farmers Union ladies quilting in Alabama
|
|
Box
23
Item
1149
|
Highlander neighbors quilting in Community Center : Second from left, Mom Horton; third, Maggie Marlowe; sixth, Joie Willemetz.
|
|
Box
23
Item
1150
|
“Out of this Bitter Land,” Highlander
|
|
Box
24
Item
1151
|
Erosion Copper Basin
|
|
Box
24
Item
1152
|
Myles Horton
|
|
Box
24
Item
1153
|
Packinghouse Workers session, rough drafting
|
|
Box
24
Item
1154
|
Young girl sitting in chair
|
|
Box
24
Item
1155
|
Highlander workshop on Civil Rights : Table, Myles Horton, Mikii Marlowe, Esau Jenkins, Rosa Parks, and Septima Clark in
far right corner.
|
|
Box
24
Item
1156
|
Man giving a lecture : Harvey L. Friedman? of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union.
|
|
Box
24
Item
1157
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
24
Item
1158
|
Julia Mabee in community with Highlander staff member Henry
Shipherd
|
|
Box
24
Item
1159
|
CIO discussion in front of Highlander
|
|
Box
24
Item
1160
|
Civil Rights workshop : Left, unknown individual; center, Paul Bennett; right, Grace Hamilton, Highlander
board member and Urban League.
|
|
Box
24
Item
1161
|
Alabama Farmers Union
|
|
Box
24
Item
1162-1164
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
24
Item
1165
|
Photocollage of musicians and square dancers : Ike Church, upper right; J.D. Marlowe, top center.
|
|
Box
24
Item
1166
|
Highlander community co-op sewing group
|
|
Box
24
Item
1167
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
24
Item
1168
|
House back of Highlander
|
|
Box
24
Item
1169
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
24
Item
1170
|
Model of proposed library made by Carl Koch
|
|
Box
24
Item
1171
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
24
Item
1172-1173
|
Montage
|
|
Box
24
Item
1174
|
Highlander Christmas vacation for Clinton black students, first integrated
in the South : Rosa Parks was present.
|
|
Box
24
Item
1175
|
Highlander Library, helping students, civil rights period
|
|
Box
24
Item
1176-1177
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
24
Item
1178
|
Clinton High School students gathering: Rosa Parks, center : First picture on left from contact sheet.
|
|
Box
24
Item
1179
|
Clinton, back of the school [proof sheet] : 12 images.
|
|
Box
24
Item
1180
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
24
Item
1181
|
L.A. Blackman, Elloree, South Carolina : Mr. L.A. Blackman reportedly resisted KKK attempts to force him out of town.
|
|
Box
24
Item
1183
|
Unidentified group in front of Highlander
|
|
Box
24
Item
1184
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
24
Item
1185
|
Public School Integration workshop, Highlander
|
|
Box
24
Item
1186
|
Highlander Library
|
|
Box
24
Item
1187
|
Montage
|
|
Box
24
Item
1188
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
24
Item
1189
|
25th Anniversary : Left, the neighbors and little sister; Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, in window behind
Aubrey Williams; Myles Horton; Mrs. Johnson, mother of Zilphia Horton.
|
|
Box
24
Item
1190
|
Mrs. Roosevelt, Myles Horton, May Justus
|
|
Box
24
Item
1191-1192
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
24
Item
1193
|
Mrs. Roosevelt, May Justus
|
|
Box
24
Item
1194
|
Eleanor Roosevelt speaks on the front porch of Highlander
School
|
|
Box
24
Item
1195
|
Woman writing on chalkboard at Citizenship School, Johns Island : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
24
Item
1196
|
Textile Workers organizer, Zilphia Horton in front of
Highlander
|
|
Box
24
Item
1197
|
CIO students talking to Zilphia Horton
|
|
Box
24
Item
1198
|
CIO students
|
|
Box
24
Item
1199
|
Zilphia Horton leading singing, Farmers Union session
|
|
Box
24
Item
1200
|
Zilphia Horton
|
|
Box
25
Item
1201
|
Textile Workers Conference, Central Alabama 1939 : Seated back row, Weatherspoon; next, Zilphia Horton; next, Alabama director; behind
podium, Roy Lawrence; directly behind him in the middle back row, Amil Leevy; to the
right of him is John [unknown last name], director of the International Ladies
Garment Workers of the South; front row is the director of the Hosiery Workers; Lucy
Randolph Mason; Paul Christopher; Bill [unknown last name], a steel worker.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1202
|
Unidentified, 1939
|
|
Box
25
Item
1203
|
Textile Workers group at Highlander : Roy Lawrence, extreme left.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1204
|
Zilphia Horton with business manager, educational director of the newly
organized LaFollette, Tennessee Shirt Workers 1937
|
|
Box
25
Item
1205
|
Zilphia Horton leading songs at Highlander, early union CIO
session : Charlie Wilson, board member, extreme right; next to him is his wife Frankie, both
students at Highlander in early 1930s.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1206
|
Textile Workers Convention : Probably the southern delegate to the first Textile Workers Convention, met in
Philadelphia.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1207
|
Civil Rights workshop, Highlander Library : Myra Page at the far end of the table.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1208
|
Zilphia Horton
|
|
Box
34
Item
1209
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
25
Item
1210
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
25
Item
1211
|
Zilphia Horton : Missing.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1212
|
Student ringing dinner bell
|
|
Box
25
Item
1213
|
Ike Church, Highlander
|
|
Box
25
Item
1214
|
CIO student, kitchen duty
|
|
Box
25
Item
1215
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1216
|
Ore workers, Alabama
|
|
Box
25
Item
1217
|
Children's campers
|
|
Box
25
Item
1218
|
First citizenship student learning to read : In the back end of the cooperative at that time, Jenkins Grocery store.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1219
|
Early integration workshop : Lower left hand corner in center, Rosa Parks; extreme right, Charis Horton.
|
|
Box
34
Item
1220
|
Mine workers rally, farmer Matt Bunch, district organizer in the
center
|
|
Box
25
Item
1221
|
Citizenship group, Wadmalow Island
|
|
Box
25
Item
1222
|
CIO entertainment, Highlander
|
|
Box
25
Item
1223
|
“A rural minister and a farmer from Kodak, Tennessee” : Roy Houts, Methodist minister, and Kurt Smith, farmer.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1224
|
Myles Horton and Matt Lynch : Lynch, one of the first students at Highlander, later became a hosiery worker, and
is now the secretary of the CIO in Tennessee.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1225
|
Joint CIO workshop and work camp evening meeting at Highlander : Student at right with hand on chain is Herman Eddy, educational director of the
CIO; above him, A.A. Liveright; above A.A. Liveright in the window is J.D.
Marlowe.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1226
|
Farmers Union workshop : Work camp is sitting in on evening session, upper left with elbow on the chair is
Bill Kornhauser and extreme right, TVA agricultural specialist.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1227-1228
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
25
Item
1229
|
Farmers Union workshop
|
|
Box
25
Item
1230
|
Five African American men singing
|
|
Box
25
Item
1231
|
Two men working on the construction of a building at Highlander
|
|
Box
25
Item
1232
|
Workshop in Southern Alabama Farmers Union members : Tom Ludwig, extreme right.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1233-1234
|
Unidentified - missing
|
|
Box
25
Item
1235
|
Farmers Union workshop at Southern Alabama : Tom Ludwig, third from the right.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1236
|
Farmers Union members at the Fertilizer cooperative
|
|
Box
25
Item
1237
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
25
Item
1238
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1239
|
CIO School at Highlander : Second from the left, George Guernsey.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1240
|
Farmers Union field program
|
|
Box
25
Item
1241-1242
|
Farmers Union workshop at Highlander
|
|
Box
25
Item
1243
|
PAC workshop : Left, Tim Hayskill, organizer; Smelter Workers organizer; Palmer Weber, National
PAC official; Tom Ludwig, Lawrence, extreme left, Hobby Farmers Union member.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1244
|
Farmers Union session : Third from the left, Bud Voight, National Educational office; extreme right, Lou
Krainock.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1245
|
CIO Highlander
|
|
Box
25
Item
1246
|
Building the Farmers Union Fertilizer Co-op in South Alabama
|
|
Box
25
Item
1247
|
Session outside Highlander Library, Farmers Union School : Myles Horton, extreme left; Tom Ludwig, squatting fourth from the left; Don
Chapman, president Montana Farmers Union, standing extreme right; lower right, A.A.
Liveright.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1248
|
National Farmers Union Convention in Denver where Zilphia Horton led
singing : Second from the left is Secretary of Agriculture Brannon, Jim Patton, Zilphia
Horton.
|
|
Box
25
Item
1249
|
Alabama Farmers Union Meeting
|
|
Box
25
Item
1250
|
Alabama Farmers Union workshop
|
|
Box
26
Item
1251
|
Alabama Farmers Union Convention : Second, Jim Patton.
|
|
Box
26
Item
1252
|
Alabama Farmers Union Convention
|
|
Box
26
Item
1253
|
Alabama Farmers Union Convention : Aubrey Williams, left, talking to Jim Patton, center.
|
|
Box
26
Item
1254
|
Two men and a baby at a Farmers Union workshop, Alabama
|
|
Box
26
Item
1255
|
Alabama courthouse and convention
|
|
Box
26
Item
1256
|
Film Center filming, Highlander
|
|
Box
26
Item
1257
|
Amalgamated, Highlander
|
|
Box
26
Item
1258
|
Unidentified white family
|
|
Box
26
Item
1259
|
Farmers Union, Virginia, “Pie Supper,” 1948 October 29
|
|
Box
26
Item
1260
|
Farmers Union meeting at Highlander : Audrey Williams, third from left.
|
|
Box
26
Item
1261
|
Virginia Farmers Union Co-op members
|
|
Box
26
Item
1262
|
Alabama Farmers Union : Tom Ludwig at left.
|
|
Box
26
Item
1263
|
Highlander workshop
|
|
Box
26
Item
1264
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
26
Item
1265
|
Early student working Highlander garden
|
|
Box
26
Item
1266
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
26
Item
1267
|
CIO School, Highlander Library
|
|
Box
26
Item
1268
|
Farmers Union group at Highlander : Bud Voight, third from the left; fourth, Tom Ludwig; on the right, Bill Kornhauser,
Willemetz.
|
|
Box
26
Item
1269
|
Smelter Workers session : Alton Lawrence, left; Paul Christopher.
|
|
Box
26
Item
1270
|
Farmers Union session at Highlander demonstrating fertilizer at
TVA
|
|
Box
26
Item
1271
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
26
Item
1272
|
Farmers Union, Highlander
|
|
Box
26
Item
1273
|
Farmers Union School : Jim Patton, left.
|
|
Box
26
Item
1274
|
Farmers Union members, Highlander workshop
|
|
Box
26
Item
1275
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
26
Item
1276
|
Alabama Farmers Union
|
|
Box
26
Item
1277
|
Gary Keene and Highlander neighbor
|
|
Box
26
Item
1278
|
Building Farmers Union Co-op in Southern Alabama
|
|
Box
26
Item
1279
|
Farmers Union dedication of new Co-op building, Abingdon,
Virginia
|
|
Box
26
Item
1280-1281
|
Farm family sitting in wagon
|
|
Box
26
Item
1282
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
26
Item
1283
|
Farmer wearing overalls and straw hat
|
|
Box
26
Item
1284
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
26
Item
1285
|
Farmers Union meeting at Highlander
|
|
Box
26
Item
1286
|
CIO, Highlander
|
|
Box
26
Item
1287
|
Amalgamated, Highlander
|
|
Box
26
Item
1288-1290
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
26
Item
1291
|
Two men smoking cigars
|
|
Box
26
Item
1292
|
East Tennessee Farmers Union meeting
|
|
Box
26
Item
1293
|
Unidentified farmer with horse drawn plow
|
|
Box
26
Item
1294
|
Smelter Workers
Alton Lawrence, left; Paul Christopher.
Missing.
|
|
Box
26
Item
1295
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
26
Item
1296
|
Farmers Union School at Highlander
|
|
Box
26
Item
1297
|
South Alabama Co-op
|
|
Box
26
Item
1298
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
26
Item
1299
|
Loading bags of fertilizer, South Alabama Fertilizer Co-op
|
|
Box
26
Item
1300
|
Unidentified white women
|
|
Box
27
Item
1301
|
Farmers Union session at Highlander
|
|
Box
27
Item
1302
|
South Alabama Co-op
|
|
Box
27
Item
1303
|
South Alabama Farmers Union members : J.D. Martin, extreme left.
|
|
Box
27
Item
1304
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
27
Item
1305
|
Farmers Union workshop at Highlander
|
|
Box
27
Item
1306
|
Virginia Farmers Union family
|
|
Box
27
Item
1307
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
27
Item
1308
|
Farmers Union, Highlander
|
|
Box
27
Item
1309
|
Farmers Union, Southern Alabama
|
|
Box
27
Item
1310
|
Farmers Union, Highlander
|
|
Box
27
Item
1311
|
Smelters Workers organizer and family
|
|
Box
27
Item
1312-1313
|
CIO School, Highlander
|
|
Box
27
Item
1314
|
Farmers Union School, Highlander
|
|
Box
27
Item
1315
|
Packinghouse workers, Highlander
|
|
Box
27
Item
1316
|
A.A. Liveright, CIO School, Highlander
|
|
Box
27
Item
1317
|
Farmers Union workshop at Highlander
|
|
Box
27
Item
1318-1319
|
Farmers Union, Highlander
|
|
Box
27
Item
1320
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
27
Item
1321
|
Men reading paper outside store
|
|
Box
27
Item
1322
|
Highlander Film Center street scene
|
|
Box
27
Item
1323
|
Man refilling a tire
|
|
Box
27
Item
1324
|
Woman in pen with turkeys
|
|
Box
27
Item
1325
|
Man with two mules
|
|
Box
27
Item
1326
|
Portrait of a farmer
|
|
Box
27
Item
1327
|
Man inspecting milk cans
|
|
Box
27
Item
1328
|
Highlander Film Center, South Alabama
|
|
Box
27
Item
1329
|
South Alabama Co-op
|
|
Box
27
Item
1330
|
Film Center pictures of building of Co-op : Fred Lasse, left.
|
|
Box
27
Item
1331
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
27
Item
1332
|
Man dressed as old woman
|
|
Box
27
Item
1333
|
Working men walking past a building
|
|
Box
27
Item
1334
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
27
Item
1335
|
J.D. Martin, South Alabama Farmers Union
|
|
Box
27
Item
1336
|
25th anniversary gathering
|
|
Box
27
Item
1337
|
Feeding milk to a calf
|
|
Box
27
Item
1338
|
J.D. Marlowe on left talking to South Alabama Farmers Union
members
|
|
Box
27
Item
1339
|
Community building at Highlander
|
|
Box
27
Item
1340
|
Jim Patton
|
|
Box
27
Item
1341
|
African American family outdoors
|
|
Box
27
Item
1342
|
Old men reclining in chairs
|
|
Box
27
Item
1343
|
Fertilizer Co-op
|
|
Box
27
Item
1344
|
Centrala Farmers Co-op building
|
|
Box
27
Item
1345
|
Tractor plowing through tall plants
|
|
Box
27
Item
1346
|
Farmer with milk can in wheelbarrow
|
|
Box
27
Item
1347
|
Packinghouse workers, Highlander; Rosalie Woodman
|
|
Box
27
Item
1348
|
Farmers Union, Highlander
|
|
Box
27
Item
1349-1350
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
28
Item
1351
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
28
Item
1352
|
Three men talking around a bunk bed, Farmers Union term
|
|
Box
28
Item
1353
|
Audrey Williams
|
|
Box
28
Item
1354
|
Father and son picking tobacco, East Tennessee Farmers Union
|
|
Box
28
Item
1355
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
28
Item
1356
|
Third Farmers Union Session, 1948
|
|
Box
28
Item
1357
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
28
Item
1358
|
Portrait of Tom Bradley, Greeneville, Tennessee
|
|
Box
28
Item
1359
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
28
Item
1360
|
Myles Horton and Jean Cotton, Packinghouse Workers School,
Highlander
|
|
Box
28
Item
1361
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
28
Item
1362
|
Co-op
|
|
Box
28
Item
1363
|
Greene County Farmers Union Milk Producers Co-op
|
|
Box
28
Item
1364
|
Southern Alabama Fertilizer Cooperative
|
|
Box
28
Item
1365
|
Greene County Farmers Union Milk Producers Co-op
|
|
Box
28
Item
1366
|
Farmers Union group at Highlander : Top row, left to right: Tom Ludwig, Lois [unknown last name], Bud Voight, Ken
Pullman, Zilphia Horton, Estelle Thompson. Bottom row, left to right: Catherine
Winston, Louis [unknown last name] from Mississippi, Myles Horton, Ben Dahl.
|
|
Box
28
Item
1367-1369
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
28
Item
1370
|
Pat and Pam Perry visiting Highlander
|
|
Box
28
Item
1371
|
Alabama Farmers Union
|
|
Box
28
Item
1372
|
Jim Patton, Highlanders Farmers Union session at Gainsberry
|
|
Box
28
Item
1373
|
Myles Horton : Missing.
|
|
Box
28
Item
1374
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
28
Item
1375
|
CIO School : Paul Christopher in middle.
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Box
28
Item
1376-1377
|
Unidentified
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|
Box
28
Item
1378
|
Al Co-op, Packinghouse research director, Packinghouse workshop at
Highlander
|
|
Box
28
Item
1379
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
28
Item
1380
|
Alabama Farmers Union meeting
|
|
Box
28
Item
1381
|
Family reading the Union Farmer
newspaper
|
|
Box
28
Item
1382-1383
|
Unidentified families sitting down to dinner
|
|
Box
28
Item
1384
|
Highlander kitchen scene
|
|
Box
28
Item
1385
|
Highlander neighbors
|
|
Box
28
Item
1386
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
28
Item
1387
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
28
Item
1388
|
R.B. Stitzer, Chemical Engineering Department
|
|
Box
28
Item
1389
|
Farmers Union workshop, Ted Polwin leading discussion,
blackboard
|
|
Box
28
Item
1390
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
28
Item
1391
|
“Negro Rehabilitation Clients, Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana”
|
|
Box
28
Item
1392
|
Unidentified white children
|
|
Box
28
Item
1393
|
Completing Farmers Union Co-op in Southern Alabama
|
|
Box
28
Item
1394
|
Unidentified : Missing.
|
|
Box
28
Item
1395
|
Community meeting, visitors, showing slides and speaking to community
people
|
|
Box
28
Item
1396
|
Bannerman, right
|
|
Box
28
Item
1397
|
“Organization of a Rural Community,” Highlander Folk School
|
|
Box
28
Item
1398
|
Farmers Union family in neighboring county
|
|
Box
28
Item
1399
|
Farmers Union group at Highlander
|
|
Box
28
Item
1400
|
Farmers Union member in East Tennessee
|
|
Box
29
Item
1401
|
Man and boy in Oliver tractor
|
|
Box
29
Item
1402
|
Participants in School Integration workshop, Highlander
|
|
Box
29
Item
1403
|
Civil Rights workshop
|
|
Box
29
Item
1404
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
29
Item
1405
|
Civil rights group in front of Highlander Library : Septima Clark, left.
|
|
Box
29
Item
1406
|
Civil rights group, Highlander Library
|
|
Box
29
Item
1407
|
Post integration workshop
|
|
Box
29
Item
1408-1409
|
Civil Rights workshop, Highlander
|
|
Box
29
Item
1410
|
[From] Left, Zilphia Horton, Myles Horton, Betty Shipherd, Henry Shipherd,
Septima Clark
|
|
Box
29
Item
1411
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
29
Item
1412
|
Highlander Library : Left to right-first, unknown individual; second, Paul Hagen from Garnet; right,
Esau Jenkins.
|
|
Box
29
Item
1413
|
Highlander Library : Paul Hagen, fourth from the left.
|
|
Box
29
Item
1414
|
Civil Rights workshop : Septima Clark in center.
|
|
Box
29
Item
1415
|
Public School Integration workshop
|
|
Box
29
Item
1416
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
29
Item
1417
|
Extreme right, Dr. Fred Patterson
|
|
Box
29
Item
1418
|
Civil rights outside Highlander Library
|
|
Box
29
Item
1419
|
Civil rights : Alice Cobb, staff member in late 1950s, right.
|
|
Box
29
Item
1420
|
Civil rights group
|
|
Box
29
Item
1421
|
College workshop at Highlander, 1959
|
|
Box
29
Item
1422
|
Unidentified-youth project at Highlander
|
|
Box
29
Item
1423
|
Public School integration workshop
|
|
Box
29
Item
1424
|
Civil Rights workshop : Anne Braden, center, leading discussion.
|
|
Box
29
Item
1425
|
Civil Rights workshop
|
|
Box
29
Item
1426
|
Civil rights, Mrs. [Septima] Clark
|
|
Box
29
Item
1427
|
Unidentified group at Highlander
|
|
Box
29
Item
1428
|
Civil rights period
|
|
Box
29
Item
1429
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
29
Item
1430
|
Group playing softball at Highlander
|
|
Box
29
Item
1431
|
Civil rights group at Highlander
|
|
Box
29
Item
1432
|
Youth project
|
|
Box
29
Item
1433
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
29
Item
1434
|
Civil rights discussion at library
|
|
Box
29
Item
1435-1436
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
29
Item
1437
|
Civil rights meeting at Highlander : Guy Carawan, front.
|
|
Box
29
Item
1438-1439
|
Scene at Highlander workshop
|
|
Box
29
Item
1440
|
Packinghouse workshop
|
|
Box
29
Item
1441-1442
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
29
Item
1443
|
United Nations workshop at Highlander
|
|
Box
29
Item
1444
|
Workshop, Highlander
|
|
Box
29
Item
1445
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
29
Item
1446
|
Highlander workshop, voter registration
|
|
Box
29
Item
1447
|
Integration workshop, Highlander
|
|
Box
29
Item
1448
|
Staff meeting at Highlander
|
|
Box
29
Item
1449
|
Civil Rights workshop
|
|
Box
29
Item
1450
|
Unidentified group in front of Highlander main building : Esau Jenkins, fifth from left.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1451
|
Highlander workshop in Tougaloo College of Mississippi : Second from the left, top row, Buford Posey; third from left, unknown individual;
fourth, Co-op Director of Mississippi. Bottom row, first person, unknown individual;
second is individual who ran for Congress; Myles Horton; Bernice Robinson.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1452
|
San Padeo workshop : From right to left: the director of the Mississippi Democratic Party, Lawrence
Guyot; next to him is Bob Moses; next to him is Co-op Director.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1453
|
Head of NAACP of North Carolina
|
|
Box
30
Item
1454
|
Two people outside of Highlander Library
|
|
Box
30
Item
1455
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
30
Item
1456
|
Andrew Young, far left; Guy Carawan, far right
|
|
Box
30
Item
1457
|
Highlander workshop
|
|
Box
30
Item
1458
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
30
Item
1459
|
College workshop, Highlander : Left is Anne Braden and Alice Cobb.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1460
|
Civil Rights workshop, Highlander
|
|
Box
30
Item
1461
|
Civil Rights workshop banquet, Highlander : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1462
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
30
Item
1463
|
Bill Thomas as leader of the Smelter Workers in Bessemer,
Alabama : Left to right is Henry Shipherd, Charles Gomillion, Myles Horton.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1464
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
30
Item
1465
|
Esau Jenkins on the left
|
|
Box
30
Item
1466
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
30
Item
1467-1468
|
Mr. L.A. Blackman : From Elloree, South Carolina, leader of the NAACP stood up to the Klan.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1469
|
Civil Rights workshop
|
|
Box
30
Item
1470
|
Civil rights group
|
|
Box
30
Item
1471
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
30
Item
1472
|
Civil rights group
|
|
Box
30
Item
1473-1474
|
Civil rights group at lake
|
|
Box
30
Item
1475
|
Civil Rights workshop : Septima Clark on the left, in front of Charles.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1476
|
Arkapece Stevens : Highlander board member from Chattanooga who alerted the NAACP about the case of
Scottsboro.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1477
|
Post Integration workshop, Highlander
|
|
Box
30
Item
1478-1479
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
30
Item
1480
|
Herman Long at Fisk leading a discussion at the College workshop,
Highlander 1956
|
|
Box
30
Item
1481
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
30
Item
1482
|
Bernice Robinson, center; Mr. L.A. Blackman, extreme left
|
|
Box
30
Item
1483
|
Highlander Library
|
|
Box
30
Item
1484
|
Henry Shipherd integration workshop
|
|
Box
30
Item
1485-1485A
|
CIO Smelter Workers
|
|
Box
30
Item
1486
|
Group discussion integration period
|
|
Box
30
Item
1487
|
Students from the Clinton High School, Clinton, Tennessee : First to integrate with Highlander in vacation.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1488
|
Mr. L.A. Blackman
|
|
Box
30
Item
1489
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
30
Item
1490
|
Myles Horton at state Packinghouse educational workshops
|
|
Box
30
Item
1491
|
Jim Patton, National Farmers Union : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1492
|
Urban League meeting at Highlander, Myles Horton and Grace
Hamilton
|
|
Box
30
Item
1493
|
Myles Horton, Highlander lake
|
|
Box
30
Item
1494
|
Zilphia Horton leading singing at the Denver Farmers Union
convention
|
|
Box
30
Item
1495
|
Square dancing at Highlander : Middle, Myles Horton; right, Zilphia Horton.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1496
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
30
Item
1497
|
Rubber workers educational conference in Gadstone, Alabama : Fifth from left in front row, Zilphia Horton; sixth from left, Mr. Lewis, the
educational director for the Rubber Workers Union.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1498
|
Zilphia Horton : Center for Creative Photography (CCP) holds copyright. : Image by Edward Weston.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1499
|
Joe Glazier singing : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
30
Item
1500
|
Farmers Union : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1501
|
Early union picture of Highlander : Zilphia Horton, fifth from the left.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1502
|
Paul Christopher, Zilphia Horton, Highlander
|
|
Box
31
Item
1503
|
Zilphia Horton leading singing at Highlander
|
|
Box
31
Item
1504
|
Zilphia Horton leading singing at Highlander : Probably Food, Tobacco, Agriculture Workers workshop.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1505
|
Zilphia Horton playing her accordion
|
|
Box
31
Item
1506
|
First textile workers organizing convention, Philadelphia : Cole Dandenburg, left; his wife; Zilphia Horton; Myles Horton.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1507
|
Zilphia Horton teaching use of projector, Highlander workshop
|
|
Box
31
Item
1508
|
Zilphia Horton leading singing at Highlander workshop
|
|
Box
31
Item
1509
|
Zilphia Horton working with students at CIO workshop
|
|
Box
31
Item
1510
|
Zilphia Horton greeting a CIO student
|
|
Box
31
Item
1511
|
Highlander integration workshop : Myles Horton, Mrs. Roosevelt, and Jim Stokely, writer from Newport, Tennessee.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1512
|
Staff meeting at Highlander Center in Knoxville : Left to right, Aimee Horton, Myles Horton, Conrad Browne, Ora Browne.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1513
|
Aimee Horton, Esau Jenkins, Inga McAdoo, Lois Krapf, Bernice
Robinson : Thompson Commercial Photographers holds copyright.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1514
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
31
Item
1515
|
Aimee Horton and Inga McAdoo : Thorsten Horton holds copyright.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1516
|
Myles Horton at Citizenship School, Sea Island
|
|
Box
31
Item
1517
|
Hosiery discussion groups at Highlander
|
|
Box
31
Item
1518
|
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers workshop at Highlander : Will Thomas, workers, and Myles Horton.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1519
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
31
Item
1520
|
J.C. McAmis (Mac) lecturing on organic food at Highlander
|
|
Box
31
Item
1521
|
Civil rights period : Thompson Commercial Photographers holds copyright. : Charles Jones, Myles Horton, Cordell Reagon.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1522
|
Farmers Union School, Highlander : Left middle, Myles Horton, Jim Patton.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1523
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
31
Item
1524
|
Highlander Chautauqua route : Route that went to North Carolina and other places during the 1940s; this is
Hendersonville, North Carolina.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1525
|
Small group meeting at Highlander : From left to right: J.C. McAmis, TVA; Myles Horton; Mr. H.N. Hatley, Tennessee
Farmers Union; Lee Fryer, Secretary-Treasurer for the National Farmers Union.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1526
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
31
Item
1527
|
Packinghouse workers, unknown location
|
|
Box
31
Item
1528
|
Horton house : Myles Horton left; B.R. Brazeal, Unitarian Minister, Nashville; Lewis Sinclair, TA
economist-board member-board meeting.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1529-1530
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
31
Item
1531
|
Mississippi civil rights period : Bill Heggs, left; next, unknown individual; next is the fellow who ran for Congress
Democratic Party; [photo] taken by Myles Horton- meeting is probably the Delta
Ministry.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1532
|
Rubber workers, Highlander
|
|
Box
31
Item
1533
|
Automobile workers at Highlander : Myles Horton, second from right.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1534
|
Seated group observes Myles Horton making notes
|
|
Box
31
Item
1535
|
Farmers Union, Highlander : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1536
|
Amalgamated, Highlander
|
|
Box
31
Item
1537
|
Don Chapman, president of the Montana Farmers Union at Highlander Farmers
Union School : Tom Ludwig on right.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1538
|
Myles Horton front yard, Highlander
|
|
Box
31
Item
1539
|
Myles Horton with man smoking cigar, civil rights period, Delta Ministry,
Mississippi
|
|
Box
31
Item
1540
|
Window broken by Klan in Highlander, relocated in Knoxville 1961
|
|
Box
31
Item
1541
|
Unidentified
|
|
Box
31
Item
1542
|
Early Highlander front yard scene
|
|
Box
31
Item
1543
|
Ford Automobile Union meeting, 1944
|
|
Box
31
Item
1544
|
Charleston civil rights mass meeting, Myles Horton speaking : Ida Berman holds copyright.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1545
|
George Baldanzi (TWUA), Paul Christopher (Tennessee CIO), and
others : Emil Willimetz holds copyright.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1546
|
Highlander lake Children's camp run by Conrad Browne : Ida Berman holds copyright. : Browne is fourth from the left; fifth from the left is Browne's daughter.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1547
|
Highlander visitors
|
|
Box
31
Item
1548
|
Back yard near Highlander : Left to right: Charis Horton, May Justus, Thorsten Horton.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1549
|
Youth project : Charro [unknown last name], Charis Horton.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1550
|
Myles Horton resting beneath the national Capitol : Photograph taken during a demonstration around the capitol during the Poor People's
Campaign. Myles Horton took a nap and it was titled "Myles in Action."
|
|
Box
31
Item
1551
|
Highlander Folk School main building, early period : From left to right: Delmus Horton, brother of Myles Horton; Malcom Chisholm, killed
in Spanish Civil War; John Layton, killed in International Brigade, Spanish Civil
War; Dorothy Thompson; Rupert Hampton; Pearl Horton, Myles Horton's sister.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1552
|
Log house where Hortons lived [in the] early days of Highlander, Catherine
Winston
|
|
Box
31
Item
1553
|
Early WPA workshop at Highlander : Ed Horton, left.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1554
|
Dan Powell in center : Retired Southern Union Leader.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1555
|
Thorsten and Myles Horton
|
|
Box
31
Item
1556
|
Children of the Wilder strikers : J.D. Marlowe, fifth from right.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1557
|
Dad and Mom Horton, Highlander front yard
|
|
Box
31
Item
1558
|
J.D. Marlowe fishing in Highlander lake
|
|
Box
31
Item
1559
|
View from Horton window
|
|
Box
31
Item
1560
|
Main building
|
|
Box
31
Item
1561
|
Elia Kazan directing Wild River statistics by people from Highlander where
film was being made
|
|
Box
31
Item
1562
|
Highlander staff picture : Tom Ludwig, Myles Horton, Cathy Winston, Zilphia Horton.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1563
|
Early Highlander picture : Leon Wilson, left; Highlander staff; Myles Horton; Charis Horton in front; Zilphia
Horton and Carolyn Stinklestine, all staff.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1564
|
Group at Highlander : Left is Bill Elkuss, standing next to him, a professor from Fisk; Dad Horton; Pat
Parry, standing, bottom row.
|
|
Box
31
Item
1565
|
Charis and Myles Horton, Horton house
|
|
Box
33
Folder
1-19
|
Unidentified
|
|
|
Proofs and Negatives
|
|
Box
32
|
Unidentified
|
|
|
Audio Recordings
|
|
Tape
1-5
|
Tapes identifying individuals and context of images created by Myles
Horton 5 cassette tapes : First tape Horton recorded is missing.
|
|
Box
34
|
Drawings : 1 photocopy of a drawing by Bill Myers and 4 woodcuts (anonymous).
|
|
M83-030
|
Part 4 (M83-030): Additions, 1972-1976 0.2 cubic feet (1 archives
box) : Additions, 1972-1976, consisting of miscellaneous articles, clippings, photographs, and
newsletters concerning community organizing, health care, organized labor, etc.
|
|
Box
1
|
Community organizing, health care, and organized labor materials 1972-1976
|
|
M83-030
|
Part 5 (M84-213): Addition, 1984 1 poster (1 oversize folder) : Addition of a benefit concert poster for Highlander featuring Pete Seeger and Jane
Sapp, May 5, 1984, Chicago.
|
|
Oversize folder
1
|
Benefit concert poster, Chicago 1984 May 5
|
|
M88-362
|
Part 6 (M88-362): Additions, circa 1988 0.1 cubic feet (1
folder) : Addition, circa 1988, of book Highlander: No Ordinary School,
1932-1962 / by historian John M. Glen, based largely on his research in this
collection. : A copy of this book and the 2nd edition are available in the State Historical Society
of Wisconsin Library.
|
|
Folder
1
|
Highlander: No Ordinary School, 1932-1962 / by
historian John M. Glen circa 1988
|
|
M90-345
|
Part 7 (M90-345, Audio 1450A/6): Additions, 1965-1987 50.0 cubic feet (50 records center
cartons) and 1 disc recording : Additions, 1965-1987, consisting mainly of the files of director Mike Clark and others.
Included are administrative files, correspondence and project files, and some financial
files all interfiled with each other. Much of the correspondence is routine.
|
|
|
Director's files, 1967-1981
|
|
Box
1
Folder
1
|
A New Role for Old Radicals
|
|
Box
1
Folder
2
|
Foundation contacts, information
|
|
Box
1
Folder
3
|
Foundation Center Associates
|
|
Box
1
Folder
4
|
Foundation Center annual report
|
|
Box
1
Folder
5
|
FDT Proposal appendix, 1979-1980
|
|
Box
1
Folder
6
|
Special workshops, 1980
|
|
Box
1
Folder
7
|
Appalachian Self-Education proposals, 1975 October 11
|
|
Box
1
Folder
8
|
Abelard Foundation correspondence, 1974-1980
|
|
Box
1
Folder
9
|
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority correspondence, 1965-1971 : Includes proposal for city, county and state Negro Candidates workshops, 1968 and
support in face of "witch hunt."
|
|
Box
1
Folder
10
|
Aisenberg Family Foundation correspondence, 1963-1971
|
|
Box
1
Folder
11
|
WU correspondence, 1977
|
|
Box
1
Folder
12
|
Allied Chemical Foundation correspondence, 1969-1971
|
|
Box
1
Folder
13
|
Alliance for Labor correspondence, 1969-1971
|
|
Box
1
Folder
14
|
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen (AMCBW)
correspondence, 1969-1971 : With a few interesting letters of support from the Secretary, Patrick Gorman.
|
|
Box
1
Folder
15
|
America the Beautiful Fund correspondence, 1973-1976 : Includes Highlander reports on projects, for example, library rehab and information
on Roland Center.
|
|
Box
1
Folder
16
|
Arca Foundation correspondence, 1974-1981
|
|
Box
1
Folder
17
|
Belafonte Enterprises correspondence, 1960-1971
|
|
Box
1
Folder
18
|
Barksdale Foundation for Furtherance of Human Understanding, 1963-1972 : Includes tax return, pamphlet, correspondence.
|
|
Box
1
Folder
19
|
Booth Ferris Foundation correspondence, 1963-1971
|
|
Box
1
Folder
20
|
Center for Community Change (CCC) correspondence, 1982
|
|
Box
1
Folder
21
|
Campaign for Human Development correspondence, 1981-1982 : Includes report on project.
|
|
Box
1
Folder
22
|
Cadle, Tillman and Barnicle 1981-1982 : Regarding property transfer and Friends World College, includes correspondence,
reports, and a frank report by Mike Clark on the mental conditions of involved
persons.
|
|
Box
1
Folder
23
|
Carter, Hodding correspondence 1980
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Box
1
Folder
24
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Caine Foundation correspondence, 1968-1969
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Box
1
Folder
25
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Carnegie correspondence, 1969
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Box
1
Folder
26
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Carnegie Corporation correspondence, 1964-1970
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Box
1
Folder
27
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Childers Foundation correspondence, 1972
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Box
1
Folder
28
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Civic Fund correspondence, 1962-1974
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Box
1
Folder
29
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Clark, Edna McConnell, Foundation correspondence 1974
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Box
1
Folder
30
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Claremore Fund correspondence, 1970-1972
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Box
1
Folder
31
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Commins Engine Foundation correspondence, 1970
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Box
1
Folder
32
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Davis, Arthur, list of gifts
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Box
1
Folder
33
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Donee Group report
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Box
1
Folder
34
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Davis Foundation correspondence, 1972
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Box
1
Folder
35
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DJB Foundation correspondence, 1969-1974
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Box
1
Folder
36
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Eastman Fund correspondence, 1981
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Box
1
Folder
37
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Eldridge Foundation correspondence
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Box
1
Folder
38
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Episcopal Church, General Convention correspondence 1969 : Includes General Convention program guidelines.
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Box
1
Folder
39
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Field Foundation correspondence and proposal, 1980-1981 : A major funding source for Highlander. Proposal includes a history of Appalachian
program.
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Box
1
Folder
40
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Field Foundation, 1977-1978 : Includes correspondence, 1977-1978; Highlander Center (HC) proposal November 1978;
Health workshop Report; HC proposal, February 1977, with appendix of Highlander
Center organizational affiliations.
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Box
1
Folder
41
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Field, Ruth P., Fund correspondence 1970-1976
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Box
1
Folder
42
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Fleischmann, Max C., Foundation correspondence 1973-1974
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Box
1
Folder
43
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Foundations, Maine
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Box
1
Folder
44
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Ford Foundation correspondence, 1969-1977 : Includes proposal information, for example "Highlander's Contribution in a Time of
Social Change/A Plan and Budget for Action," information on settlement institutions
of Appalachia.
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Box
1
Folder
45
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Ford Foundation: Resource Center correspondence, proposals and
reports 1976-1978
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Box
1
Folder
46
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Ford - LDP reports and correspondence, 1973-1978
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Box
1
Folder
47
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Ford Motor Company Fund correspondence, 1969
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Box
1
Folder
48
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Ford Foundation correspondence, 1980-1981
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Box
1
Folder
49
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Ford Foundation correspondence and proposal, 1981-1982
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Box
1
Folder
50
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Foundation for the Needs of Others correspondence, 1970-1971
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Box
1
Folder
51
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Funding sources
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Box
1
Folder
52
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Fundelman correspondence, 1968-1969
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Box
1
Folder
53
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Fontenay Corporation correspondence, 1967-1968
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Box
1
Folder
54
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Fels Foundation correspondence, 1970-1971
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Box
1
Folder
55
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Fund for Tomorrow correspondence, 1970-1971
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Box
1
Folder
56
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Ganlee Fund correspondence, 1962-1975
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Box
1
Folder
57
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Greenfield Foundation correspondence, 1963-1968
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Box
1
Folder
58
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Glickenhaus Foundation correspondence, 1969-1973
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Box
1
Folder
59
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Globe Foundation correspondence, 1969-1971
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Box
1
Folder
60
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Gardener Foundation correspondence, 1964, 1970-1971
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Box
1
Folder
61
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German Marshall Fund correspondence, 1981 : Regarding Scotland trip.
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Box
1
Folder
62
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Gund, George, Foundation miscellaneous
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Box
1
Folder
63
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Hazen Foundation correspondence, 1976
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Box
1
Folder
64
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Hefner, Hugh, Fund correspondence 1972
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Box
1
Folder
65
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Harman Family Foundation correspondence, 1977
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Box
1
Folder
66
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Hofheimer Foundation correspondence, 1970-1973
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Box
1
Folder
67
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Hogle Foundation correspondence, 1971
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Box
2
Folder
1
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Hopkins Donations Fund and Charities Fund correspondence, 1971
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Box
2
Folder
2
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Hotel and Club Employee Union, Funds and Foundation,
correspondence 1964, 1970
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Box
2
Folder
3
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Horncrest Foundation tax return, correspondence 1966-1971
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Huber Foundation correspondence
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Box
2
Folder
4
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1962-1981
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Box
2
Folder
5
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1973-1978
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Box
2
Folder
6
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Interam Foundation correspondence, 1962-1963
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Box
2
Folder
7
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Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization
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Box
2
Folder
8
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Johnson Foundation correspondence, 1971
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Box
2
Folder
9
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Joint Foundation support correspondence and proposals, 1969-1981 : Regarding music workshops, general support.
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Box
2
Folder
10
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Jones, Daisy Marquis, Foundation
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Box
2
Folder
11
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Joyce Foundation
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Box
2
Folder
12
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Joint Strategy and Action Committee pamphlet
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Box
2
Folder
13
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Kresge Foundation, 1964-1971
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Box
2
Folder
14
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Legal Foundation correspondence, 1981
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Box
2
Folder
15
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Leah, Faigel, Foundation tax return, correspondence and
brochure 1970
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Box
2
Folder
16
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LARAS Fund correspondence, 1976
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Box
2
Folder
17
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Lavanburg Corner House correspondence, 1970
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Box
2
Folder
18
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Lloyd, Ralph, Foundation correspondence 1969-1971
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Box
2
Folder
19
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Lowenstein, Leon, Foundation correspondence 1970
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Box
2
Folder
20
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Lyndhurst Foundation correspondence, 1981
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Box
2
Folder
21
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Mitchell, Edward and Anna, Family Foundation correspondence 1969-1970
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Box
2
Folder
22
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Maremont, Kate, Foundation correspondence 1963-1969
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Box
2
Folder
23
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Mayer Foundation correspondence and proposal, 1969-1971, 1981 : Proposal for "Multi-Racial Poor Peoples Workshop."
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Mott Foundation
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Box
2
Folder
24
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5 year plan and correspondence, 1977, 1981
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Box
2
Folder
25
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Proposals and correspondence, 1979
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Box
2
Folder
26
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Merrill Trust correspondence and proposals, 1970-1971
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Box
2
Folder
27
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Moyer
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Box
2
Folder
28
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Mott, Ruth, correspondence 1980
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Box
2
Folder
29
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Mellon correspondence, 1970-1971
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Box
2
Folder
30
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Muehlstein Foundation correspondence 1969-1970
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Box
2
Folder
31
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Articles regarding the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) : Director's files, 1967-1981, continues with "New World Foundation" in Box 3, Folder
41.
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General correspondence, Fiscal Year 1983
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Box
3
Folder
1
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Society for Educational Reconstruction
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Box
3
Folder
2
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Stern Fund
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Box
3
Folder
3
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T - miscellaneous
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Box
3
Folder
4
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Tennessee Information Exchange
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Box
3
Folder
5
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Thank you letters - special
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Box
3
Folder
6
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Twin Streams
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Box
3
Folder
7
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U - miscellaneous
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Box
3
Folder
8
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United Church Board for Homeland Ministries
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Box
3
Folder
9
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United Furniture Workers
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Box
3
Folder
10
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United Paperworkers International Union
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Box
3
Folder
11
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United States Post Office
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Box
3
Folder
12
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V - miscellaneous
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Box
3
Folder
13
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VEATCH
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Box
3
Folder
14
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Visitor requests
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Box
3
Folder
15
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
3
Folder
16
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Whitney, John Hay, Foundation
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Box
3
Folder
17
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Windom Fund
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Box
3
Folder
18
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Workshop on Disabled, proposed
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Box
3
Folder
19
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Workshop requests
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Box
3
Folder
20
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X - miscellaneous
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Box
3
Folder
21
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Yellow Creek Concerned Citizens
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Box
3
Folder
22
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Y - miscellaneous
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Box
3
Folder
23
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Z - miscellaneous
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Box
3
Folder
24
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Salary scale
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Box
3
Folder
25
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Board mailings
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Box
3
Folder
26
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Staff memorandum : Guy and Candie Carawan plans, public relations, workshop size, and anniversary.
|
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Box
3
Folder
27
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Board correspondence : Largely routine, but includes memos from staff on projects. For example:
anniversary, Strategic Minerals and Defense Industry Project, Carawans, Development,
Resource Center, John Gaventa, Popular Education Project.
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Box
3
Folder
28
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Executive Committee minutes
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Box
3
Folder
29
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Bumpass Cove Concerned Citizens
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Box
3
Folder
30
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Workshops, 1981-1986 : Includes list of workshops and meetings held at Highlander.
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Box
3
Folder
31
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Sapp, Hubert, general file : Largely board membership and fundraising.
|
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Box
3
Folder
32
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Staff reports to the board
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Box
3
Folder
33
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Board meeting minutes and agenda
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Box
3
Folder
34
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Appalachian Alliance minutes
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Box
3
Folder
35
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Staff minutes, 1981
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Box
3
Folder
36
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Foundation payouts
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Box
3
Folder
37
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Pax Fund, 1981
|
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Box
3
Folder
38
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Wechsler-Forest-Slater Foundation, 1964-1981
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Box
3
Folder
39
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Memorial Welfare Foundation, 1977-1978
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Box
3
Folder
40
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Hopkins Funds, 1962-1970
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|
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Director's files, 1967-1981 : Continued from Box 2, Folder 31.
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Box
3
Folder
41
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New World Foundation correspondence, 1975-1976 : Regarding anti-strip-mining.
|
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Box
3
Folder
42
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New York Community Trust, copies of checks only
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Box
3
Folder
43
|
National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC)
correspondence, 1977
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Box
3
Folder
44
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NHPRC proposal, 1976
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Box
3
Folder
45
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National Committee on the Self-Development of People proposal and
correspondence, 1980
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Box
3
Folder
46
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National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), 1977
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Box
3
Folder
47
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NEA, Carawan proposal 1979
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Box
3
Folder
48
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NEA oral history, 1978-1979
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Box
3
Folder
49
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NEA miscellaneous, 1977
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Box
3
Folder
50
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National Committee on the Self-Development of People, 1979-1980
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Box
3
Folder
51
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National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy correspondence, 1980
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Box
3
Folder
52
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Needmor Fund correspondence and proposal, 1977
|
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Box
3
Folder
53
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Needmor Fund Development Campaign correspondence and reports, 1978-1979
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|
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Needmor Fund
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|
Box
3
Folder
54
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1978-1979
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Box
3
Folder
55
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1981-1982
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Box
3
Folder
56
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1978-1979
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Box
3
Folder
57
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Nelco Foundation correspondence, 1968
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Box
3
Folder
58
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New York Foundation correspondence, 1969-1970
|
|
Box
3
Folder
59
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New York Fundraising
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|
Box
3
Folder
60
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New World Foundation : Includes information on Liberacion Learning Center and proposal for Health Exchange
Leadership Project.
|
|
Box
3
Folder
61
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Norman Foundation correspondence, 1962-1969
|
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Box
3
Folder
62
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New World Foundation correspondence, 1971-1981 : Regarding Health program.
|
|
Box
3
Folder
63
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Norman Foundation correspondence, 1982
|
|
Box
3
Folder
64
|
Ostrow Foundation
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|
Box
3
Folder
65
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Ottinger Foundation correspondence, 1970
|
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Box
3
Folder
66
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Penn, William, Foundation correspondence 1979
|
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Box
3
Folder
67
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Paley, William, Foundation correspondence 1970
|
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Box
3
Folder
68
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Public Concern Foundation correspondence, 1981
|
|
Box
3
Folder
69
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Phillips, Ellis, Foundation annual report and correspondence 1970-1971
|
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Box
3
Folder
70
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Phelps-Stokes Fund correspondence, 1963-1971
|
|
Box
3
Folder
71
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Playboy Foundation correspondence, 1971-1972
|
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Box
3
Folder
72
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Provincial Foundation correspondence, 1969
|
|
Box
3
Folder
73
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Pratt Trust legal documents, 1977
|
|
Box
3
Folder
74
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Publicity ideas, 1960-1973
|
|
Box
3
Folder
75
|
Reynolds Foundation, 1978
|
|
Box
3
Folder
76
|
Rockefeller Foundation, 1973-1981
|
|
Box
3
Folder
77
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Rabinowitz, Louis M., Foundation correspondence and proposals 1967-1972 : Includes information on Highlander West in New Mexico.
|
|
Box
3
Folder
78
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Raizen, Charles S., correspondence 1966, 1970
|
|
Box
3
Folder
79
|
Rau Foundation correspondence, 1970-1971
|
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Box
3
Folder
80
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Reynolds Foundation correspondence, 1963-1971
|
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Box
3
Folder
81
|
Rittenhouse Foundation correspondence, 1964-1968
|
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Box
3
Folder
82
|
Rothschild Foundation correspondence, 1970-1971
|
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Box
3
Folder
83
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Rockefeller Brothers correspondence, 1970, 1975
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Box
4
Folder
1
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Rubin, Samuel
|
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Box
4
Folder
2
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Russ, Kenneth and Elaine, Foundation
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|
Box
4
Folder
3
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San Francisco Foundation
|
|
Box
4
Folder
4
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Scheinfeld, Sylvia and Aaron, Foundation
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Box
4
Folder
5
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Schwarzhaupt, Emil, Foundation
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Box
4
Folder
6
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Sears Roebuck Foundation
|
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Box
4
Folder
7
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Service Organization of Smith
|
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Box
4
Folder
8
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Sherman, Saul and Devorah, Fund, Southern Health Foundation
|
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Box
4
Folder
9
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Sperry, Leonard and Rose, Fund
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Box
4
Folder
10
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Stauffer, John and Beverly, Foundation
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Box
4
Folder
11
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Stein, Robert, Fund
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Box
4
Folder
12
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Stein, Robert, Family Foundation
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Box
4
Folder
13
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Stern, David R. Hunter, Fund
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Box
4
Folder
14
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Straus, Philip and Lynn, Foundation
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Box
4
Folder
15
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Stever, Max B., Trust Fund
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Box
4
Folder
16
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Taconic Foundation
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Box
4
Folder
17
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Tazewell Foundation
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Box
4
Folder
18
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Tennessee Arts Commission
|
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Box
4
Folder
19
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Tennessee Committee for Humanities
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Box
4
Folder
20
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Trusts, wills, etc.
|
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Box
4
Folder
21
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Tucker, Marcia Brady, Foundation
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Box
4
Folder
22
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Unitarian Church Board Home and Ministries
|
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Box
4
Folder
23
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Utility Club
|
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Box
4
Folder
24
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Vinmont Foundation
|
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Box
4
Folder
25
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Whitney, J. Hay, Foundation
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Box
4
Folder
26
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Wexler, Simon and Lottie, Foundation
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Box
4
Folder
27
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Wieboldt
|
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Box
4
Folder
28
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Windom Fund, 1980
|
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Box
4
Folder
29
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WSOC, 1981
|
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Box
4
Folder
30
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WSOC Weeks Expenses
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Box
4
Folder
31-33
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Youth Project
|
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Box
4
Folder
34
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Youngstein, Elias and Molly, Foundation
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Box
4
Folder
35
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Shanti Foundation
|
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Box
4
Folder
36
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Code Foundation
|
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Box
4
Folder
37
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WK Kellogg Foundation
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Box
4
Folder
38
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Youngstein
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Box
4
Folder
39
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Letters to foundations awaiting replies funding - lists -
Liverights
|
|
Box
4
Folder
40
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Fischbach Foundation
|
|
Box
4
Folder
41
|
Foundation lists, leads
|
|
Box
4
Folder
42
|
Funds and foundations
|
|
Box
4
Folder
43
|
Information for foundations
|
|
Box
4
Folder
44
|
NEA theatre grant
|
|
Box
4
Folder
45-46
|
Theatre workshop, 1976
|
|
Box
4
Folder
47
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Blood-Witt summary
|
|
Box
4
Folder
48
|
Film Fund
|
|
Box
4
Folder
49
|
Southern Rim trip, 1977
|
|
Box
4
Folder
50
|
Foundation applications
|
|
Box
4
Folder
51
|
Foundations
|
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Box
4
Folder
52
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Forms on foundation giving; foundations to write
|
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Box
4
Folder
53
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Clips regarding TVA
|
|
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General correspondence, Fiscal Year 1983
|
|
Box
5
Folder
1
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A - miscellaneous
|
|
Box
5
Folder
2
|
Abelard Foundation
|
|
Box
5
Folder
3
|
ACTWU/GED
|
|
Box
5
Folder
4
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Apple - Network Proposal Notes
|
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Box
5
Folder
5
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Apple Computer
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Box
5
Folder
6
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Arca Foundation
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|
Box
5
Folder
7
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
5
Folder
8
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Babcock Foundation
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|
Box
5
Folder
9
|
Belden Foundation
|
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Box
5
Folder
10
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Benton Foundation
|
|
Box
5
Folder
11
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
5
Folder
12
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CS Fund
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Box
5
Folder
13
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Carawans
|
|
Box
5
Folder
14
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CS Fund
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Box
5
Folder
15
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Center for Community Change (CCC)
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Box
5
Folder
16
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Clearinghouse
|
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Box
5
Folder
17
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Cole Printing
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Box
5
Folder
18
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D - miscellaneous
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Box
5
Folder
19
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Defense Fund Proposal
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|
Box
5
Folder
20
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E - miscellaneous
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Box
5
Folder
21
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Employment requests
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|
Box
5
Folder
22
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Encyclopedia of Southern Culture
|
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Box
5
Folder
23
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F - miscellaneous
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Box
5
Folder
24
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Field Foundation
|
|
Box
5
Folder
25
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Dombrowski poster
|
|
Box
5
Folder
26
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50th Anniversary Fund campaign staff discussions
|
|
Box
5
Folder
27
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Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE)
|
|
Box
5
Folder
28
|
G - miscellaneous
|
|
Box
5
Folder
29
|
Horton, Myles 1980-1983 : Includes two versions of June 1983 speech, "Influences on Highlander...," at
conference on Grundtvig.
|
|
Box
5
Folder
30
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H - miscellaneous
|
|
Box
5
Folder
31
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I - miscellaneous
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Box
5
Folder
32
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Information requests
|
|
Box
5
Folder
33
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Intern requests
|
|
Box
5
Folder
34
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International Council for Adult Education
|
|
Box
5
Folder
35
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K - miscellaneous
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Box
5
Folder
36
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L - miscellaneous
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Box
5
Folder
37
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Labor Education program rejects
|
|
Box
5
Folder
38
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Labor Education search
|
|
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Short list
|
|
Box
5
Folder
39
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Inner circle
|
|
Box
5
Folder
40
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Outer circle
|
|
Box
5
Folder
41
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German Marshall Fund
|
|
Box
5
Folder
42
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Gropp, Beth
|
|
Box
5
Folder
43
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M - miscellaneous
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|
Box
5
Folder
44
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Joint Foundation
|
|
Box
5
Folder
45
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Massachusetts Fair Share
|
|
Box
5
Folder
46
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MacArthur, J. Roderick
|
|
Box
5
Folder
47
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MacArthur Foundation
|
|
Box
5
Folder
48
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Mott Foundation
|
|
Box
5
Folder
49
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N - miscellaneous
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|
Box
5
Folder
50
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National Anti-Klan Network
|
|
Box
5
Folder
51
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National Community Funds
|
|
Box
5
Folder
52
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NEA
|
|
Box
5
Folder
51
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Needmor Fund
|
|
Box
5
Folder
52
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New World Foundation
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Box
5
Folder
53
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Norman Foundation
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Box
5
Folder
54
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O - miscellaneous
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Box
5
Folder
55
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P - miscellaneous
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Box
5
Folder
56
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Public Welfare Foundation
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Box
5
Folder
57
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Pacozz, Christina
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Box
5
Folder
58
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Participatory Research Group
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Box
5
Folder
59
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Personnel Policy
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Box
5
Folder
60
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Pharr, Suzanne
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Box
5
Folder
61
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Q - miscellaneous
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Box
5
Folder
62
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
5
Folder
63
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Samuel Rubin Fund
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Box
5
Folder
64
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Salary Committee
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Box
5
Folder
65
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SALT
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Box
5
Folder
66
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Shearson
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Box
5
Folder
67
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S - miscellaneous
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Health program
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Box
6
Folder
1
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AHELP general information
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Box
6
Folder
2
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Budget
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Box
6
Folder
3
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General correspondence
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Box
6
Folder
4
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Health personnel
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Box
6
Folder
5
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Student inquiries, 1978-1980
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Box
6
Folder
6
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AMSA representatives
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Box
6
Folder
7
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Council on Appalachian Women and CORA (Commission on Religion in
Appalachia) Women's Conference
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Box
6
Folder
8
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Letter to Board president
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Box
6
Folder
9
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Women's meeting, 1981 August 15
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Box
6
Folder
10
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Dr. Finger Query - Thiodan
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Box
6
Folder
11
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Freedom of Information Act technical notebook
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Box
6
Folder
12
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Oak Ridge Labs
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Box
6
Folder
13
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H. Reports - Health
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Box
6
Folder
14
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Pollution articles
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Box
6
Folder
15
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SALT
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Box
6
Folder
16
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Public Welfare Foundation
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Box
6
Folder
17
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Toxic wastes and E? water
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Box
6
Folder
18
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Budget
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Box
6
Folder
19
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POP examples
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Box
6
Folder
20
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Correspondence
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Box
6
Folder
21
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Clinics rural health project, 1975
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Box
6
Folder
22
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Staff meetings, budget information
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Box
6
Folder
23
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Mississippi Action for Community Education
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Box
6
Folder
24
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Southern Rural Health Conference
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Box
6
Folder
25
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Public Welfare Foundation (PWF) draft proposal
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Box
6
Folder
26
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Public Welfare Foundation
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Box
6
Folder
27
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National Science Foundation (NSF) final report
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Box
6
Folder
28
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Health project
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Box
6
Folder
29
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Clinics listing correspondence, 1978
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Box
6
Folder
30-31
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Miners Health Care workshop
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Box
6
Folder
32
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Travel reimbursement
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Box
6
Folder
33
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Letters to answer
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Box
7
Folder
1
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Preston County Health Council
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Box
7
Folder
2
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NSF project
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Box
7
Folder
3
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Environmental and Occupational Health
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Box
7
Folder
4
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Miscellaneous
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Box
7
Folder
5
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Public Welfare Foundation proposal
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Box
7
Folder
6
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Health and Safety on the Job
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Box
7
Folder
7
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To do
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Box
7
Folder
8
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Coal and Health fact sheet
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Box
7
Folder
9
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Miscellaneous files
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Box
7
Folder
10
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Area Health Center, Huntsville, Tennessee
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Box
7
Folder
11
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Fairmont Clinic, West Virginia
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Box
7
Folder
12
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Funding
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Box
7
Folder
13-15
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Miscellaneous
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Box
7
Folder
16
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Appalachian Pathways
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Box
7
Folder
17
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Clinic descriptions
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Box
7
Folder
18
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Mountain peoples
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Box
7
Folder
19
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Robbins
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Box
7
Folder
20
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Rossville
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Box
7
Folder
21
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Clinic by-laws, examples
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Box
7
Folder
22
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Contract samples
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Box
7
Folder
23
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Health surveys
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Box
8
Folder
1
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Correspondence, 1979 October-December
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Box
8
Folder
2-3
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Correspondence, 1980
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Box
8
Folder
4
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Board newsletter
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Box
8
Folder
5
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AHELP, 1981 March-April
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Box
8
Folder
6-11
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Miscellaneous
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Box
8
Folder
12
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Occupational health programs
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Box
8
Folder
13
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Library correspondence?
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Health program, 1981-1982 : Clinic information, etc.
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Box
9
Folder
1
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Stoney Park Clinic
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Box
9
Folder
2
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St. George Clinic
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Box
9
Folder
3
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Tug River
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Box
9
Folder
4
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Cedar Grove
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Box
9
Folder
5
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Upper Kanawa Health Association
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Box
9
Folder
6
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Women's Health Center
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Box
9
Folder
7
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Constitution and by-laws
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Box
9
Folder
8
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Synfuels workshop, 1981
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Box
9
Folder
9
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Georgia, 2000
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Box
9
Folder
10-11
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Board Members - Clinics
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Box
9
Folder
12
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West Virginia Primary Care Study Group
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Box
9
Folder
13
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TEACH session with interns
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Box
9
Folder
14
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National Association of Community Health Centers
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Box
9
Folder
15
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Bertill article
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Box
9
Folder
16-17
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Miscellaneous
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Box
9
Folder
18
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Rural Health Advisory Project
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Box
9
Folder
19
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Medical schools
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Box
9
Folder
20
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Stoney Brook
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Box
9
Folder
21
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Johns Hopkins
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Box
9
Folder
22
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University of Massachusetts
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Box
9
Folder
23
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Indiana University Nursing School
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Box
9
Folder
24
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Medical schools - Family practice
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Box
9
Folder
25
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Rural Health Initiative
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Box
9
Folder
26
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South County Family Health Care Corporation
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Box
9
Folder
27
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Dungannon
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Box
9
Folder
28
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Staffing patterns at clinics
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Box
9
Folder
29
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TVA Health programs
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Box
9
Folder
30
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POP workshop
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Box
9
Folder
31
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Dungannon workshop
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Box
9
Folder
32
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West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine
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Box
9
Folder
33
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Beckley Family Center
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Box
9
Folder
34
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Tennessee Association for Primary Care
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Box
9
Folder
35
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Southwest Virginia Clinics
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Box
9
Folder
36
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McDowell City Health and Education
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Box
9
Folder
37
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Virginia Council on Health and Medical Care
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Box
9
Folder
38
|
Environmental Health booklet
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|
Box
9
Folder
39
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Educational materials
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Box
9
Folder
40
|
HSAs?
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Box
9
Folder
41-42
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TN/COSH
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Box
9
Folder
43
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Karen Davis paper
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Box
9
Folder
44-45
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HMOs
|
|
Box
9
Folder
46
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Tennessee Association of Primary Care Centers
|
|
Box
9
Folder
47
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Appalachian Pathways
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|
Box
9
Folder
48
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Center Health
|
|
Box
9
Folder
49
|
Knoxville Solidarity Day Plans
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|
Box
9
Folder
50
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TEACH
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Box
9
Folder
51
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Bumpass Cove Center
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Box
9
Folder
52
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Tennessee Toxics Project
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|
Box
9
Folder
53
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Recent correspondence
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|
Box
9
Folder
54
|
Staff meeting minutes
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Box
9
Folder
55
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Staff meetings, memos
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|
Box
9
Folder
56
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Job description
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Box
9
Folder
57
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Rural Coalition
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Box
9
Folder
58
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Miscellaneous foundations
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Box
9
Folder
59-60
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Clinic Board workshop
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Box
9
Folder
61
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Miscellaneous
|
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Box
9
Folder
62
|
Workshop
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Box
9
Folder
63
|
Miscellaneous
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Box
9
Folder
64
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Clinic Board workshop plans
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|
Box
9
Folder
65
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October Clinic workshop
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Box
9
Folder
66
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New World correspondence
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|
Box
9
Folder
67
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Thoughts on Health program evaluations
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Box
9
Folder
68
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National Community Funds proposal
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|
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Health program and clinic information
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|
Box
10
Folder
1
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Coalface exhibit
|
|
Box
10
Folder
2
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Coalfields exhibit
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Box
10
Folder
3
|
Connecticut
|
|
Box
10
Folder
4
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Correspondence
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Box
10
Folder
5
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Annual report/Development campaign
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Box
10
Folder
6
|
DeKalb, Illinois
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Box
10
Folder
7
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Economic Development Bureau
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Box
10
Folder
8
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Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE)
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Box
10
Folder
9
|
50th anniversary
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Box
10
Folder
10
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Florida
|
|
Box
10
Folder
11
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Foundations
|
|
Box
10
Folder
12
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Fundraising seminars
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Box
10
Folder
13
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Highlander buildings
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Box
10
Folder
14
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Labor Education program
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Box
10
Folder
15
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Memos - D. and J.?
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Box
10
Folder
16
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Horton, Myles
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Box
10
Folder
17
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Health program
|
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Box
10
Folder
18
|
Highlander histories
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Box
10
Folder
19
|
Health and Safety workshop, 1980 May
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|
Box
10
Folder
20
|
Clark, Mike
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Box
10
Folder
21
|
Highlander program reports
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|
Box
10
Folder
22
|
Highlander, 1981 Spring
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|
Box
10
Folder
23
|
Residential education
|
|
Box
10
Folder
24
|
Clinic Board workshop, 1980 May
|
|
Box
10
Folder
25
|
Associated Clinics of Appalachia
|
|
Box
10
Folder
26
|
Public Welfare Foundation
|
|
Box
10
Folder
27
|
Correspondence
|
|
Box
10
Folder
28
|
Associated D.R. Search
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|
Box
10
Folder
29
|
Clinics, by-laws, principles of practice, etc.
|
|
|
Clinics : Included are reports, newsletters, meeting minutes, notes, and clips about these
clinics.
|
|
Box
10
Folder
30
|
Appalachian Health Providers
|
|
Box
10
Folder
31
|
Big Sandy Health Corporation
|
|
Box
10
Folder
32
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Bellaire Clinic
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Box
10
Folder
33
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Cabin Creek Health Association
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Box
10
Folder
34
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Occupational Health Project - Cabin Creek Clinic
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Box
10
Folder
35
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Centerville Health Clinic
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Box
10
Folder
36
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Clinch River Health Services
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Box
10
Folder
37
|
Clover Fork Clinic
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|
Box
10
Folder
38
|
Harlan County Occupational and Environmental Health Project final
report, 1979
|
|
Box
10
Folder
39
|
NSF - Harlan Company
|
|
Box
10
Folder
40
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Work notes, Contacts, etc.
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|
Box
10
Folder
41
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Letters - Harlan participants
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Box
10
Folder
42
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Clover Fork Survey
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|
Box
10
Folder
43
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Douglas - Stanton Clinic
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Box
10
Folder
44
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Eastern Kentucky Health Service
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Box
10
Folder
45
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Gulf Area Health Center
|
|
Box
10
Folder
46
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Highland Health Center, Huntsville, Tennessee
|
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Box
10
Folder
47
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Homeplace Clinic
|
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Box
10
Folder
48-49
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Hot Springs Health Project
|
|
Box
10
Folder
50
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Holston Medical Group
|
|
Box
10
Folder
51
|
Knox County Health Dept.
|
|
Box
10
Folder
52-53
|
Laurel Fork Clinic
|
|
Box
10
Folder
54
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Laurel River Plan
|
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Box
10
Folder
55
|
Mountain Health Services Corporation
|
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Box
10
Folder
56
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Mt. Comp Health
|
|
Box
10
Folder
57
|
Mad Creek
|
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Box
10
Folder
58
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New River Family Health Center
|
|
Box
10
Folder
59
|
Petros
|
|
Box
10
Folder
60
|
Rossville Health Center
|
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Box
10
Folder
61
|
Russellton Medical Group
|
|
Box
10
Folder
62
|
St. Charles Clinic
|
|
|
Administrator's files : Files with geographic headings usually contain routine correspondence for networking
purposes.
|
|
Box
11
Folder
1
|
Pledges
|
|
Box
11
Folder
2
|
North Carolina
|
|
Box
11
Folder
3
|
New York, 1978 Fall
|
|
Box
11
Folder
4
|
Northern Illinois University [Music] Festival correspondence and
proposals, 1977-1979
|
|
Box
11
Folder
5
|
Names for invites
|
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Box
11
Folder
6
|
New York, 1979-1980
|
|
Box
11
Folder
7
|
New York newsletter
|
|
Box
11
Folder
8
|
New York State
|
|
Box
11
Folder
9
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Party file - New York
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Box
11
Folder
10
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
11
Folder
11
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Personnel policy
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Box
11
Folder
12
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Philadelphia Concert publicity
|
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Box
11
Folder
13
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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|
Box
11
Folder
14
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Publications brochure
|
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Box
11
Folder
15
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Pitchersky, C.
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Box
11
Folder
16
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Research program
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Box
11
Folder
17
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Road company
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Box
11
Folder
18
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Schrank
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Box
11
Folder
19
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Southern Conference Educational Fund (SCEF) mailing list
|
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Box
11
Folder
20
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SCEF sponsors list
|
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Box
11
Folder
21
|
Staff biographies
|
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Box
11
Folder
22
|
Southeast, 1978 Fall
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Box
11
Folder
23
|
South Carolina
|
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Box
11
Folder
24
|
Synfuels
|
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Box
11
Folder
25
|
Tennessee
|
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Box
11
Folder
26
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Party file, Nashville
|
|
Box
11
Folder
27
|
Texas Foundation and individual research
|
|
Box
11
Folder
28
|
Thank you letter draft
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|
Box
11
Folder
29
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Union Theological Seminary
|
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Box
11
Folder
30
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United Food and Commercial Workers
|
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Box
11
Folder
31
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United Steelworkers #309
|
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Box
11
Folder
32
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Richmond, Virginia
|
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Box
11
Folder
33
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Grayston County, Virginia
|
|
Box
11
Folder
34
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Washington, D.C.
|
|
Box
11
Folder
35
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Welsh miners regarding 1979 visit
|
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Box
11
Folder
36
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Welsh miners article
|
|
Box
11
Folder
37
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Madison, Wisconsin
|
|
Box
11
Folder
38
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Women Miners Conference
|
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Box
11
Folder
39
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Workshop list
|
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Box
11
Folder
40
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Kentucky
|
|
Box
11
Folder
41
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Kobak
|
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Box
11
Folder
42
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Ku Klux Klan print and near print materials from KKK
|
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Box
11
Folder
43
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Land ownership bibliography
|
|
Box
11
Folder
44-46
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Mailing list
|
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Box
11
Folder
47
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Boston, Massachusetts
|
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Box
11
Folder
48
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Amherst, Massachusetts
|
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Box
11
Folder
49
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Maryville
|
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Box
11
Folder
50
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Moyer, John
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Box
11
Folder
51
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Moyers, Bill - regular response 1981 : Letters in response to Bill Moyers interview of Myles Horton, much routine.
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Box
11
Folder
52
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Moyers, Bill - no response necessary 1981
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Box
11
Folder
53
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Michigan
|
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Box
11
Folder
54
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Minnesota
|
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Box
11
Folder
55
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St. Louis, Missouri
|
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Box
11
Folder
56
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Nashville
|
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Box
11
Folder
57
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Needmor
|
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Box
11
Folder
58
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New Jersey
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Box
11
Folder
59
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Chapman, G.
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Box
11
Folder
60
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Chicago area, 1979-1980
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Box
11
Folder
61
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Chicago, Illinois
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Box
11
Folder
62
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Hunger Committees regarding funding
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Box
11
Folder
63
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Methodists routine regarding funding
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Box
11
Folder
64
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American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) regarding funding
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Box
11
Folder
65
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Presbyterian Hunger Program
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Box
11
Folder
66
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Church funding
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Health program and others
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Box
12
Folder
1
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Miscellaneous program staff report, 1975-1976
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Box
12
Folder
2
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Oakridge concert, 1976
|
|
Box
12
Folder
3
|
Obit notice
|
|
Box
12
Folder
4
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Open house
|
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Box
12
Folder
5
|
Peet meetings, 1976 September
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Box
12
Folder
6
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Program report, 1976
|
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Box
12
Folder
7
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Proposals, miscellaneous 1976
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Box
12
Folder
8
|
Publicity
|
|
Box
12
Folder
9
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SAVE Georgetown Committee meeting, 1976 November
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|
Box
12
Folder
10
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Sinclair, Lewis
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Box
12
Folder
11
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Southern Appalachia Writers Cooperative
|
|
Box
12
Folder
12-13
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Southern Coalition on Jails and Prisons (2)
|
|
Box
12
Folder
14
|
Bingham Graves staff report, 1975 June-1976 March
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|
Box
12
Folder
15
|
State Dept. senior seminar, 1976 October
|
|
Box
12
Folder
16
|
Addendum to Summary of Activities, 1975 March 16-1976 March 15
|
|
Box
12
Folder
17
|
United Methodist Women
|
|
Box
12
Folder
18
|
Vanderbilt University
|
|
Box
12
Folder
19
|
Warford visit, 1976 December
|
|
Box
12
Folder
20
|
“We Shall Overcome” royalty statements, 1966-1976
|
|
Box
12
Folder
21
|
“We Shall Overcome” Fund, 1976
|
|
Box
12
Folder
22
|
“We Shall Overcome” financial reports, 1970-1976
|
|
Box
12
Folder
23
|
Who Highlander worked with in 1976
|
|
Box
12
Folder
24
|
Health and Tug River Health Association
|
|
Box
12
Folder
25
|
Symposium on Energy and Human Health, 1979
|
|
Box
12
Folder
26
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Women's meeting list of participants, 1979 August 15
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Box
12
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27
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Board meetings, 1980 : Includes Highlander financial statement, Fiscal Year 1979, program reports
(incomplete), and minutes.
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Box
12
Folder
28
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ETSU meeting - social welfare
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Box
12
Folder
29
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Latin America
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Box
12
Folder
30
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Mountain Empire Older Citizens grant proposal
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Box
12
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31
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Bumpass Cove Citizens Group
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Box
12
Folder
32
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Occupational health program
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Box
12
Folder
33
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Health program meeting
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Box
12
Folder
34
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Kingsport Health Fair
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Box
12
Folder
35
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Clinics prepayment schedule
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Box
12
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36
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AHELP Annual report, 1978
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Box
12
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37
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Service Area Needs Criteria Computer Output
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Box
12
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38
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Harvard Medical School correspondence and clips, 1976
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Box
12
Folder
39
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Student inquiries
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Box
12
Folder
40
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NHSC
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Box
12
Folder
41
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Methodology
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Box
12
Folder
42-47
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Appalachian Health Providers (AHP), circa 1979
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Box
12
Folder
48
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Funding - grants
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Box
12
Folder
49
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Appalachian Health program workshop, 1976 October 7
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Box
12
Folder
50
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Health program reports
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Correspondence
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Box
13
Folder
1
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Horton, Myles 1980-1981 : Including Paul Wellstone.
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Box
13
Folder
2
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Capital Campaign
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Box
13
Folder
3
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Liveright, 1969 : Mostly correspondence with Myles Horton.
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Box
13
Folder
4
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Pledge list and letters
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Box
13
Folder
5
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Form letters
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Box
13
Folder
6
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New prospects
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Box
13
Folder
7
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Presentations, Appalachia
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Box
13
Folder
8
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Adams, Frank
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Box
13
Folder
9
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Miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
10
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A - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
11
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ACLU
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Box
13
Folder
12
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Adams, Frank
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Box
13
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13
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Amnesty International
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Box
13
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14
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Appalachian studies
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Box
13
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15
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Arms, John
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Box
13
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16
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Association of World Colleges and Universities
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Box
13
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17
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
18
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Black lung
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Box
13
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19
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Browne, Conrad
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Box
13
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20
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
13
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21
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Carawan, Guy
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Box
13
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22
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Carbon County Mental Health Center
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Box
13
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23
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Carpenter, Ted
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Box
13
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24
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Center for Community Change (CCC)
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Box
13
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25
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Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors (CCCO)
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Box
13
Folder
26
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Commission on Religion in Appalachia (CORA)
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Box
13
Folder
27
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Council of the Southern Mountains (CSM)
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Box
13
Folder
28
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D - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
29
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Defense Monitor
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Box
13
Folder
30
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Davies, Don
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Box
13
Folder
31
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E - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
32
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Expo '74
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Box
13
Folder
33
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F - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
34
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Films
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Box
13
Folder
35
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Food Action Campaign
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Box
13
Folder
36
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G - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
37
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H - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
38
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Housing Assistance Council
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Box
13
Folder
39
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I - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
40
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J - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
41
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K - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
42
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L - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
43
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Land Reform
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Box
13
Folder
44
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Littlejohn, Hawk
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Box
13
Folder
45
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Liveright, Herman and Betty
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Box
13
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46
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Ludwig, Tom
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Box
13
Folder
47
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Mc - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
48
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M - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
49
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N - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
50
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Netherlands
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Box
13
Folder
51
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O - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
52
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P - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
53
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Paulston, Rolland G.
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Box
13
Folder
54
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People's Bicentennial Committee
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Box
13
Folder
55
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People's Union Convention
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Box
13
Folder
56
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
13
Folder
57
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Regrets
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Box
13
Folder
58
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Requests about work
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Box
13
Folder
59
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Requests for information
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Box
13
Folder
60
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Rural Housing Alliance
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Box
13
Folder
61
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Coal Employment Project
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Box
14
Folder
1
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S - miscellaneous
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Box
14
Folder
2
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SCEF
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Box
14
Folder
3
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Save Our Cumberland Mountains (SOCM)
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Box
14
Folder
4
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Strip mining
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Box
14
Folder
5
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T - miscellaneous
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Box
14
Folder
6
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Tennessee Committee for the Humanities
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Box
14
Folder
7
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U - miscellaneous
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Box
14
Folder
8
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United Mine Workers of America (UMW)
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Box
14
Folder
9
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V - miscellaneous
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Box
14
Folder
10
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Vanderbilt Center for Health Services
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Box
14
Folder
11
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
14
Folder
12
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Watchdog
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Box
14
Folder
13
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Wigginton, Eliot and others, Foxfire
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Box
14
Folder
14
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X-Y-Z - miscellaneous
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Box
14
Folder
15
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Regarding campaigns
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Board, Fiscal Year 1984
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Box
14
Folder
16
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Mailings
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Box
14
Folder
17
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Board meeting minutes
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Box
14
Folder
18
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Staff salary scale
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Box
14
Folder
19
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Memorandums
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Box
14
Folder
20
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Executive Committee
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Box
14
Folder
21
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Correspondence
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Box
14
Folder
22
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Staff meeting minutes
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Box
14
Folder
23
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Staff reports to the Board
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Box
14
Folder
24
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Board nominations
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Box
14
Folder
25
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Board of Directors
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Correspondence, Fiscal Year 1984
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Box
14
Folder
26
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A - miscellaneous
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Box
14
Folder
27
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Arca Foundation
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Box
14
Folder
28
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
14
Folder
29
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Babcock Foundation
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Box
14
Folder
30
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Belden Foundation
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Box
14
Folder
31
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Benton Foundation
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Box
14
Folder
32
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
14
Folder
33-34
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Campaign Committee
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Box
14
Folder
35
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CS Fund
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Box
14
Folder
36
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Levy, Alan
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Box
14
Folder
37
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LB - Building Fund discussion, 1983
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Box
14
Folder
38
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Preliminary program levy
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Box
14
Folder
39
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Capital improvements
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Box
14
Folder
40
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Capp Street Foundation
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Box
14
Folder
41
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Center for Community Change (CCC)
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Box
14
Folder
42-43
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Computers
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Box
14
Folder
44
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Culture and Community Empowerment
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Box
14
Folder
45
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D - miscellaneous
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Box
14
Folder
46
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Dana Foundation
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Box
14
Folder
47
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Defense Industry Project
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Box
14
Folder
48
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Cleveland Dodge Foundation
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Box
14
Folder
49
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E - miscellaneous
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Correspondence, 1977-1978
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Box
15
Folder
1
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D - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
2
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E - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
3
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Employment
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Box
15
Folder
4
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F - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
5
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Folk College Association of America
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Box
15
Folder
6
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Film Fund
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Box
15
Folder
7
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Foxfire
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Box
15
Folder
8
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G - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
9
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Gamble, Douglas and Janet
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Box
15
Folder
10
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Guyer, Carol
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Box
15
Folder
11
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Highlander audited financial statements
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Box
15
Folder
12
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H - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
13
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Highlander budget
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Box
15
Folder
14
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Highlander facilities, request to
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Box
15
Folder
15
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Highlander love notes
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Box
15
Folder
16
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Horton, Myles : Includes correspondence with Paul Wellstone.
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Box
15
Folder
17
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Housing Assistance Council
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Box
15
Folder
18
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I - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
19
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J - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
20
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Jazz School
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Box
15
Folder
21
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Johnson, Jenny
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Box
15
Folder
22
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K - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
23
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L - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
24
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Lewis, Helen
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Box
15
Folder
25
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Literature, request for
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Box
15
Folder
26
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M - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
27
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Memorandums
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Box
15
Folder
28
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Miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
29
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Mountain Elders
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Box
15
Folder
30
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N - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
31
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New York Community Trust
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Box
15
Folder
32
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O - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
33
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P - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
34
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People's Alliance
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Box
15
Folder
35
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
36
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Road Company
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Box
15
Folder
37
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S - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
38
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Save Our Cumberland Mountains (SOCM)
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Box
15
Folder
39
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Southern Appalachian Leadership Training (SALT)
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Box
15
Folder
40
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Southern Appalachian Ministry
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Box
15
Folder
41
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T - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
42
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U - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
43
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Unearthing Seeds of Fire
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Box
15
Folder
44
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V - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
45
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
46
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Visit Highlander
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Box
15
Folder
47
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Water Project, 1978 February
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Box
15
Folder
48
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Workshops, requests for
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Box
15
Folder
49
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X-Y-Z - miscellaneous
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Box
15
Folder
50
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Hardscrabble, Lyme, New Hampshire - Myles Horton
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Box
15
Folder
51
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Health program
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Box
15
Folder
52
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San Francisco State University Conference - Myles Horton
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Box
15
Folder
53
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Humanities Conference - Myles Horton
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Box
15
Folder
54
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Charleston, West Virginia trip - Mike Clark
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Box
15
Folder
55
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North Carolina Conference of Methodist Women
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Box
15
Folder
56
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Canada trip - Myles Horton
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Box
15
Folder
57
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Chicago - Myles Horton
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Box
15
Folder
58
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Cuba trip - Myles Horton
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Box
15
Folder
59
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Highlander reports
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Box
15
Folder
60
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Publicity
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Box
15
Folder
61
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Landowners Fight the Tellico Dream
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Box
15
Folder
62-83
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Thank you letters for donations
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Box
15
Folder
84
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Mailing list additions
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Box
15
Folder
85-91
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“We Shall Overcome”/Advisory Committee
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Box
15
Folder
92
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Scarritt College
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Box
15
Folder
93
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Grassroots Fundraising workshop
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Box
15
Folder
94
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Writer workshop
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Box
15
Folder
95
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Women in Appalachia workshop
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Box
15
Folder
96
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Brown Lung workshop
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Box
15
Folder
97
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Music workshop
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Box
15
Folder
98
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Appalachian Alliance Media workshop
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Box
15
Folder
99
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Workshop/Work schedules
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Box
15
Folder
100
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Workshop list
|
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Box
15
Folder
101
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University of Georgia workshop
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Box
15
Folder
102
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Appalachian Alliance correspondence
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Box
15
Folder
103
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Appalachian Alliance meeting
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Box
15
Folder
104
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Appalachian Alliance Steering Committee
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Box
15
Folder
105
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Steering Committee
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Box
15
Folder
106
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Board of Directors
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Box
15
Folder
107
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Board mailings
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Box
15
Folder
108-109
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Committee on Resources
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Box
15
Folder
110-111
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Executive Committee
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Box
15
Folder
112
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Pledge list
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Box
15
Folder
113
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Chocky Bend Farm
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Box
15
Folder
114
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Barnicle Project
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Box
15
Folder
115
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Hazens Fund - Video Gaventa
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Box
15
Folder
116
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Massey field grant
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Box
15
Folder
117
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Voices from the Mountains Fund
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Box
15
Folder
118
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Staff meetings
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Box
15
Folder
119
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In lieu of insurance
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Box
15
Folder
120
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Building meeting
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Correspondence, 1977-1978
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Box
16
Folder
1
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McSurely
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Box
16
Folder
2
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M - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
3
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Miller, Joe
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Box
16
Folder
4
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Madison County, North Carolina
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Box
16
Folder
5
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Miller, Arnold
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Box
16
Folder
6
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Maggard, Buck
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Box
16
Folder
7
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Miners for Democracy
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Box
16
Folder
8
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N - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
9
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National Commission on Resources for Youth
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Box
16
Folder
10
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Natural Resources Defense Council
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Box
16
Folder
11
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National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee (NECLC)
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Box
16
Folder
12
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O - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
13
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P - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
14
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Netherlands
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Box
16
Folder
15
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Prison reform
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Box
16
Folder
16
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
17
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Robinson, Bernice
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Box
16
Folder
18
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Requests for information
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Box
16
Folder
19
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Requests to visit
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Box
16
Folder
20
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Requests for work
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Box
16
Folder
21
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S - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
22
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SCEF
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Box
16
Folder
23
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Sims, Charles and Gay
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Box
16
Folder
24
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South Today
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Box
16
Folder
25
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Southern Regional Council
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Box
16
Folder
26
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State Historical Society of Wisconsin (SHSW)
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Box
16
Folder
27
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T - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
28
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Tharp, Everette
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Box
16
Folder
29
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U - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
30
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
31-32
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Young World Development
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Box
16
Folder
33
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Piano
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Box
16
Folder
34
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World Fellowship Center
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Box
16
Folder
35
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Williams, Roger
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Box
16
Folder
36
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X-Y-Z - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
37
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Welsh Miners workshop
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Correspondence, Fiscal Year 1979
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|
Box
16
Folder
38
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A - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
39
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ACTWU GED Agreement
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Box
16
Folder
40
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Addison - Wesley Publishing Company
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Box
16
Folder
41
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
42
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Baer, Ken
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Box
16
Folder
43
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
44
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Carawans
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Box
16
Folder
45
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Charleston Memorial Meeting for Jenkins and Clark
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Box
16
Folder
46
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Clark, Michael S.
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Box
16
Folder
47
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D - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
48
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E - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
49
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F - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
50
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Frank, Reba
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Box
16
Folder
51
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Gamble, Doug
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Box
16
Folder
52
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G - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
53
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H - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
54
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Horton, Myles
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Box
16
Folder
55
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Budget
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Box
16
Folder
56
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Staff profiles
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Box
16
Folder
57
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I - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
58
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J - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
59
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K - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
60
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L - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
61
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Lewis, Helen
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Box
16
Folder
62
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M - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
63
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Memos
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Box
16
Folder
64
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N - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
65
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O - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
66
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P - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
67
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Q - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
68
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
69
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Robinson, Bonnie
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Box
16
Folder
70
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S - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
71-72
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Southern Appalachian Leadership Training (SALT)
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Box
16
Folder
73
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T - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
74
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TVA Monitoring Committee
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Box
16
Folder
75
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V - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
76
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Volunteer guidelines
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Box
16
Folder
77
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
78
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X-Y-Z - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
79
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Horton - Report on northern France
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Box
16
Folder
80
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Albany, New York trip - Mike Clark
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Box
16
Folder
81-104
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Thank you letters
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Box
16
Folder
105
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A - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
106
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Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union (ACTWU) - GED Agreement and
Budget [for] 1977-1978
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Box
16
Folder
107
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Appalachian Regional Commission's Coal Mining Productivity
Seminar
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Box
16
Folder
108
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
109
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Baer, Ken
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Box
16
Folder
110
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Barth and Ramsbatton
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Box
16
Folder
111
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Broadside TV correspondence
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Box
16
Folder
112
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
16
Folder
113
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Campus United Ministry
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Box
16
Folder
114
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Carawans
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Box
16
Folder
115
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Center for Community Change (CCC)
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Box
16
Folder
116
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Clark, Mike
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Box
16
Folder
117
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Concerned Citizens for Justice
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Correspondence, Fiscal Year 1980
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Box
17
Folder
1
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Horton, Myles : Largely outgoing, and can possibly provide some insight into his own collection.
Includes an especially interesting letter to Jack Mezirow regarding education and
values.
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Box
17
Folder
2
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Highlander staff salary rate
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Box
17
Folder
3
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Highlander office break-in
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Box
17
Folder
4
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Highlander budget
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Box
17
Folder
5
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I - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
6
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Interns
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Box
17
Folder
7
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J - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
8
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K - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
9
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L - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
10
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Lewis, Helen
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Box
17
Folder
11
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Mc - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
12
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M - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
13
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Merrifield, Juliet
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Box
17
Folder
14
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Memos
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Box
17
Folder
15
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N - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
16
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National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)
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Box
17
Folder
17
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O - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
18
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P - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
19
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Q - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
20
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
21
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Rogers, Cary
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Box
17
Folder
22
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Rostan, June
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Box
17
Folder
23
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S - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
24
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SALT
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Box
17
Folder
25
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T - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
26
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TVA
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Box
17
Folder
27
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Thrasher, Sue
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Box
17
Folder
28
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U - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
29
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V - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
30
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Visitors
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Box
17
Folder
31
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
32
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Workshops
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Box
17
Folder
33
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X-Y-Z - miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
34-45
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Thank you letters
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Box
17
Folder
46
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Contributions
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Box
17
Folder
47
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Miscellaneous
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Box
17
Folder
48
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Index?
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Box
17
Folder
49
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IRS investigation
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Box
17
Folder
50
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Jefferson County tax appeal
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Box
17
Folder
51
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Highlander Folk School under appeal, 1963-1973 : Legal documents, Aimee Horton regarding KKK.
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Box
17
Folder
52
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Appalachian Heritage, 1973
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Box
17
Folder
53
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Kinsport Citizens Committee for Progress
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Box
17
Folder
54
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Residential Adult Education Conference, 1974
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Box
17
Folder
55
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Travel Program workshops, 1973
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Box
17
Folder
56
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World Tour programs
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Box
17
Folder
57
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Music workshop, 1974
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Box
17
Folder
58
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Dag Hammerskjold students, 1974
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Box
17
Folder
59
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Women's workshop and retreat, 1974
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Box
17
Folder
60
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Long-term workshop
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Box
17
Folder
61
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Music workshop
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Box
17
Folder
62
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Travel Program workshop, 1974
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Box
17
Folder
63
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CORA, 1974
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Box
17
Folder
64
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Goddard Program workshop
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Box
17
Folder
65
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Christian Responsibility in Government - Mike Clark and Myles
Horton
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Box
17
Folder
66
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Project Open
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Box
17
Folder
67
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Concepts of Liberation Conference - Myles Horton
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Box
17
Folder
68
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National Adult Education Think Tank - Myles Horton, 1974
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Box
17
Folder
69
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EPRC - Myles Horton as consultant
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Box
17
Folder
70
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Trip by Mike Clark to North Dakota, California, and Montana
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Box
17
Folder
71
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Spring Conference - Myles Horton
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Box
17
Folder
72
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Institute for Responsive Education - Mike Clark and Myles Horton, 1974
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Box
17
Folder
73
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Myles Horton speech at Berea College, 1973
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Box
17
Folder
74
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Mike Clark speech at Midwest Land Conference, 1973
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Box
17
Folder
75
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Myles Horton - Asilomar Conference, 1974
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Box
17
Folder
76
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HAC UMW Housing Conference - Clark, 1974
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Box
17
Folder
77
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Mike Clark - Synod of Pennsylvania - West Virginia, 1974
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Box
17
Folder
78
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Ford - Capital Campaign
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Box
17
Folder
79
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California fundraising
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Box
17
Folder
80
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Ralph Rinzler meeting
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Box
17
Folder
81
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Mike Clark - California
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Box
17
Folder
82
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CORA
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Box
17
Folder
83
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Media PR
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Box
17
Folder
84
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Adams, Frank, book
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Box
17
Folder
85
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Board responses, 1974
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Box
17
Folder
86
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Board meeting, 1974
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Box
17
Folder
87
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Board correspondence
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Box
17
Folder
88-89
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Committee on Resources
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|
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General correspondence, 1981-1982
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Box
18
Folder
1
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Episcopal Urban Conference
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Box
18
Folder
2
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F - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
3
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Federal budget cuts
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Box
18
Folder
4
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Federation of Southern Cooperatives
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Box
18
Folder
5
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Field Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
6
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Ford Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
7
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Foxfire Fund
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Box
18
Folder
8
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Frank, Reba
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Box
18
Folder
9
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G - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
10
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Gamble, Doug
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Box
18
Folder
11
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German Marshall Fund
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Box
18
Folder
12
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Gregg, Robin
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Box
18
Folder
13
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H - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
14
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Health program
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Box
18
Folder
15
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Health and Safety Training
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Box
18
Folder
16
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Horton, Myles : Largely outgoing, can possibly provide some insight into Horton Papers, includes
oversize poster regarding murder of 5 nuns in El Salvador and rough notes on
education.
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Box
18
Folder
17
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Huber Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
18
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I - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
19
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Interns
|
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Box
18
Folder
20
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J - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
21
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Johnson Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
22
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Joint Foundation support
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Box
18
Folder
23
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K - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
24
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Kaiser Family Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
25-26
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Kellogg Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
27
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RFK Memorial Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
28
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L - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
29
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Lewis, Helen
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Box
18
Folder
30
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M - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
31
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Mellon Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
32
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Mc - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
33
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Memos
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Box
18
Folder
34
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Merrifield, Juliet
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Box
18
Folder
35
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Met Life Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
36
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Mott, Ruth, Fund
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Box
18
Folder
37
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Mott Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
38
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Moyers, Bill : Special response, contains letters written in response to airing of Bill Moyers
interview of Myles Horton and Horton's letters back; many from social activists and
colleagues, including Mrs. Reinhold Niebuhr, Alice Cobb, and Paul Wellstone.
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Box
18
Folder
39
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N - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
40
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National Committee in Support of Community Based Organizations
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Box
18
Folder
41
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National Council of the Churches of Christ
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Box
18
Folder
42
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NEA
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Box
18
Folder
43
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National Network of Grantmakers
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Box
18
Folder
44
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National Science Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
45
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Needmor Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
46
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New World Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
47
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O - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
48
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Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OCDE)
visitor
|
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Box
18
Folder
49
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P - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
50
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Participatory Research Project
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Box
18
Folder
51
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J.C. Penney Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
52
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Playboy Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
53
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Public Concern Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
54
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Public Resource Center
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Box
18
Folder
55
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Public Welfare Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
56
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Q - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
57
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
58
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Rogers, Carey
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Box
18
Folder
59
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Rostan, June
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Box
18
Folder
60
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S - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
61
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SALT
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Box
18
Folder
62
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Southeast Women's Employment Coalition
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Box
18
Folder
63
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Shalan Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
64
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TVA
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Box
18
Folder
65
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T - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
66
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Thrasher, Sue
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Box
18
Folder
67
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U - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
68
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United Church Board
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Box
18
Folder
69
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United States Dept. of Commerce
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Box
18
Folder
70
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V - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
71
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Visitors
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Box
18
Folder
72
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
73
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Windom Fund
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Box
18
Folder
74
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Workshops
|
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Box
18
Folder
75
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Women's Health and Safety workshop
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Box
18
Folder
76
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Whitney Foundation
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Box
18
Folder
77
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X-Y-Z - miscellaneous
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Box
18
Folder
78
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Miscellaneous correspondence, 1979
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|
Box
19
Folder
1-2
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Executive Committee, 1981
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Box
19
Folder
3
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Board correspondence
|
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Box
19
Folder
4
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50th Anniversary Committee
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Box
19
Folder
5
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Board of Directors, 1980-1981
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Box
19
Folder
6
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Board mailings
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Box
19
Folder
7
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Programs
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Box
19
Folder
8
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Board meeting minutes
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Box
19
Folder
9
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Board Report Development Campaign
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Box
19
Folder
10
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Board Report archives
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Box
19
Folder
11
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Board Report culture
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Box
19
Folder
12
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Board Report Residential Education
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Box
19
Folder
13
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Board report, Workers Education
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Box
19
Folder
14
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Board Report Health
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Box
19
Folder
15
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Board Report Resource Center
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Box
19
Folder
16
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Constitution and by-laws
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Box
19
Folder
17
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We Shall Overcome Fund (WSOC), history and applications
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Box
19
Folder
18
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Thank you letters
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Box
19
Folder
19
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Board mailings
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Box
19
Folder
20
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Bumpass Cove
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Box
19
Folder
21
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Ford Foundation proposal
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|
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Correspondence
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Box
19
Folder
22
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1979 April-June
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Box
19
Folder
23
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1978 November-1979 March
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Box
19
Folder
24
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1979 July-September
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Box
19
Folder
25
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Central files, Fiscal Year 1980
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General correspondence, 1979
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Box
19
Folder
26
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A - miscellaneous
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Box
19
Folder
27
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Appalachian Consortium
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Box
19
Folder
28
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Art exhibit
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Box
19
Folder
29
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
19
Folder
30
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Berkeley dinner
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Box
19
Folder
31
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Brown, Cynthia
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Box
19
Folder
32
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Books
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Box
19
Folder
33
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
19
Folder
34
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Clabough, Sue
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Box
19
Folder
35
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Clark, Mike : Travel reports, largely outgoing correspondence.
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Box
19
Folder
36
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Carawans
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Box
19
Folder
37
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Cazden, Courtney
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Box
19
Folder
38
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D - miscellaneous
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Box
19
Folder
39
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E - miscellaneous
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Box
19
Folder
40
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Frank, Reba
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Box
19
Folder
41
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F - miscellaneous
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Box
19
Folder
42
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Gregg, Robin
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Box
19
Folder
43
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G - miscellaneous
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Box
19
Folder
44-45
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Gamble, Doug
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Box
19
Folder
46
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Gaventa, John
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Box
19
Folder
47
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H - miscellaneous
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Box
20
Folder
1
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Board meeting nominations
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Box
20
Folder
2
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Board
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Box
20
Folder
3
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Board correspondence
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Box
20
Folder
4
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Board reports
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Box
20
Folder
5
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Board mailings
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Box
20
Folder
6
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Staff meeting minutes
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Box
20
Folder
7
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Executive Committee
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Box
20
Folder
8
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Board meeting minutes
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General correspondence, 1981-1982
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Box
20
Folder
9
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Appalachian State University
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Box
20
Folder
10
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Arca Foundation
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Box
20
Folder
11
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
20
Folder
12
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Babcock Foundation
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Box
20
Folder
13
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Bostian, Larry
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Box
20
Folder
14
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A - miscellaneous
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Box
20
Folder
15
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Abelard Foundation
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Box
20
Folder
16
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Attizer, Thomas M.
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Box
20
Folder
17
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50th anniversary proposal
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Box
20
Folder
18
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Anonymous donations
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Box
20
Folder
19
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Appalachian Alliances
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Box
20
Folder
20
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Bumpass Cove Concerned Citizens
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Box
20
Folder
21
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
20
Folder
22
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Carawans
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Box
20
Folder
23
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Center for Community Change (CCC)
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Box
20
Folder
24
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Compton Foundation
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Box
20
Folder
25
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Crusenberry, Sudy
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Box
20
Folder
26
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Clabough, Sue
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Box
20
Folder
27
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Clark, Mike
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Box
20
Folder
28
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D - miscellaneous
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Box
20
Folder
29
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Doubleday
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Box
20
Folder
30
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E - miscellaneous
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Box
20
Folder
31
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Employment applications
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Box
20
Folder
32
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Employment requests
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Box
20
Folder
33
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F - miscellaneous
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Box
20
Folder
34
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50th anniversary
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Box
20
Folder
35
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Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE)
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Box
20
Folder
36
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Field Foundation
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Box
20
Folder
37
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Carawans - FIPSE
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Box
20
Folder
38
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Ford Foundation
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Box
20
Folder
39
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Ferris Foundation
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Box
20
Folder
40
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Fund for Southern Communities
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Box
20
Folder
41
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Funding Exchange
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Box
20
Folder
42
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G - miscellaneous
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Box
20
Folder
43
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Gamble, Doug
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Box
20
Folder
44
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Gaventa, John
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Box
20
Folder
45
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George, Henry, Foundation
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Box
20
Folder
46
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German Marshall Fund
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Box
20
Folder
47
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Griever, Barry
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Box
20
Folder
48
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Gregg, Robin
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Box
20
Folder
49
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H - miscellaneous
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Box
20
Folder
50
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Haymarket People's Fund
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Box
20
Folder
51
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Health program
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Box
20
Folder
52
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Horton, Myles
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Box
20
Folder
53
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Huber Foundation
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Box
20
Folder
54
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Human Needs Project
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Box
20
Folder
55
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I - miscellaneous
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Box
20
Folder
56
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IBM
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Box
20
Folder
57
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Information requests
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Box
20
Folder
58
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Information requests - students
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Box
20
Folder
59
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Intern requests
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Box
20
Folder
60
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K - miscellaneous
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Box
20
Folder
61
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J - miscellaneous
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Box
20
Folder
62
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Joint Foundation support
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Box
20
Folder
63
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Kaiser Family Foundation
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Box
20
Folder
64
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Kaplan Fund
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Box
20
Folder
65
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L - miscellaneous
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Box
20
Folder
66
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Labor Education program
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Box
20
Folder
67
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M - miscellaneous
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Box
20
Folder
68
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MacArthur Foundation
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|
Box
20
Folder
69
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Merrifield, Juliet
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Box
20
Folder
70
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Mott, Ruth, Fund
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Box
21
Folder
1
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Memos
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Box
21
Folder
2
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N - miscellaneous
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Box
21
Folder
3
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NCEA leadership development program
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Box
21
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4
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National Anti-Klan Network
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Box
21
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5
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National Community
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Box
21
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6
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National Council of the Churches of Christ
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Box
21
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7
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Needmor Fund
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Box
21
Folder
8
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NEA
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Box
21
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9
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New World Foundation
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Box
21
Folder
10
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Non-contributor letter responses
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Box
21
Folder
11
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Norman Foundation
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Box
21
Folder
12
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O - miscellaneous
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Box
21
Folder
13
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P - miscellaneous
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Box
21
Folder
14
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Participatory Research Group
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Box
21
Folder
15
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Penney Foundation
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Box
21
Folder
16
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Personnel policy
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Box
21
Folder
17
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Phenix, Lucy
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Box
21
Folder
18
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Piton Foundation
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Box
21
Folder
19
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Playboy Foundation
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Box
21
Folder
20
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Proposal - general support
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Box
21
Folder
21
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Proposal - 50th anniversary
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Box
21
Folder
22
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Public Concern Foundation
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Box
21
Folder
23
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Public welfare
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Box
21
Folder
24
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
21
Folder
25
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Red Cloud Productions
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Box
21
Folder
26
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Rockefeller Family Fund
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Box
21
Folder
27
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Rostan, June
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Box
21
Folder
28
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Rockefeller Associates
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Box
21
Folder
29
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Rubin, Samuel, Fund
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Box
21
Folder
30
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S - miscellaneous
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Box
21
Folder
31
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Schwarzhaupt, Emil, Fund
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Box
21
Folder
32
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SALT
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Box
21
Folder
33
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Singer Fund
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Box
21
Folder
34
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Southern Trade Union Women's Summer School
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Box
21
Folder
35
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Southern Education Foundation
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Box
21
Folder
36
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Stern Fund
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Box
21
Folder
37
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Sapp, Hubert
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Box
21
Folder
38
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T - miscellaneous
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Box
21
Folder
39
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Thank you letters - special
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Box
21
Folder
40
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Tennessee Information Exchange
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Box
21
Folder
41
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Twin streams
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Box
21
Folder
42
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U - miscellaneous
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Box
21
Folder
43
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United Church Board of Homeland Ministries
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Box
21
Folder
44
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United Furniture Workers
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Box
21
Folder
45
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United States Post Office
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Box
21
Folder
46
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V - miscellaneous
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Box
21
Folder
47
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Visitor requests
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Box
21
Folder
48
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
21
Folder
49
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Windom Fund
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Box
21
Folder
50
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WHYFU ("Why Have You Forsaken Us") letter
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Box
21
Folder
51
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We Shall Overcome Fund
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Box
21
Folder
52
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Whitney, John Hay, Foundation
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Box
21
Folder
53
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Women's Opportunity Giving
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Box
21
Folder
54
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Workshops
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Box
21
Folder
55
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Yellow Creek Concerned Citizens
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Box
21
Folder
56
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Y - miscellaneous
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Box
21
Folder
57
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Z - miscellaneous
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Box
21
Folder
58
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Director applicants
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Board, 1976-1981
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Box
22
Folder
1
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Board meeting minutes, 1976
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Box
22
Folder
2
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Health program report to Board by Helen Lewis, 1978 May
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Box
22
Folder
3
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High School Equivalency program report to Board by Bingham
Graves, 1978 May
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Box
22
Folder
4
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Music and Culture report by Carawans
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Box
22
Folder
5
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Resource Center report by John Gaventa
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Box
22
Folder
6
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GED program report by June Rostan
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Box
22
Folder
7
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Board general correspondence, Fiscal Year 1980 1977-1978
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Box
22
Folder
8
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Board meeting minutes, 1980
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Box
22
Folder
9
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Board mailings includes financial statement, Fiscal Year 1979
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Box
22
Folder
10
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Executive Committee regarding finances, 1980
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Box
22
Folder
11
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Resource Committee, two directories (print)
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Box
22
Folder
12
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Appalachian Alliance
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Box
22
Folder
13
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Steering Committee list
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Box
22
Folder
14
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Board list
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Box
22
Folder
15
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Programs, 1979-1980 workshop list
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Box
22
Folder
16
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Executive Committee : Including Bumpass Cove, minutes, ledger summary and budget information.
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Box
22
Folder
17
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Board meeting minutes, 1980 June
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Box
22
Folder
18
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Constitution and by-laws
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Box
22
Folder
19
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Board
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Box
22
Folder
20
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Programs workshop list, 1978-1979
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Box
22
Folder
21
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Board correspondence, 1978-1979
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Box
22
Folder
22
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Board mailings, 1978-1979
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Box
22
Folder
23
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Appalachian Alliance general correspondence, 1978-1979
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Box
22
Folder
24
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Staff meeting minutes, 1979-1980
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Box
22
Folder
25
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Board meeting, 1979 : Includes workshop list, 1978-1979.
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Box
22
Folder
26
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Board meeting minutes, 1979 May
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Box
22
Folder
27
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Workshops - National Science Foundation : Includes summary of session regarding environmental/toxic water disaster.
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Box
22
Folder
28
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Residential education : Includes Mike Clark report, June 1980 reviews, 1975-1980 educational activities,
plus other changes at Highlander.
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Box
22
Folder
29
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Development report to board, 1980 June
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Box
22
Folder
30
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Archives report to board, 1980 June
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Box
22
Folder
31
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Culture report to board, 1980 June
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Box
22
Folder
32
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Resource Center report to board, 1980 June
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Box
22
Folder
33
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Health report to board, 1980 June
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Box
22
Folder
34
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Social History in Appalachia and South report to board, 1979 May
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Box
22
Folder
35
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Resource Center report, 1979 August
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Box
22
Folder
36
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Music and culture report to board
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Box
22
Folder
37
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GED program board report, 1978
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Box
22
Folder
38
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Development board report, 1979 April
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Box
22
Folder
39
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Health board report, 1979 May : Includes AHELP newsletter.
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Box
22
Folder
40
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ACTWU - GED Board report by June Rostan, 1979 May
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Box
22
Folder
41
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Program report and proposal for further activities, 1977-1978
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Box
22
Folder
42
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Appalachian Women - SALT and UKY Conference, 1979
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Box
22
Folder
43
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Florida meeting
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Box
22
Folder
44
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Rural Coalition, 1978-1980 : Largely consists of transcripts of testimony before a Congressional task force.
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Box
22
Folder
45
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Rural American Women, 1979 : Largely regarding first conference and criticism of.
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Box
22
Folder
46
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Welsh miners visit, 1979
|
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Box
22
Folder
47-48
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Welsh miners visit reports and clips
|
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Box
22
Folder
49
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NEA - Arts proposal
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Box
22
Folder
50
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Reid Foundation, 1977-1980
|
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Box
22
Folder
51
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Tennessee State Archives correspondence : Regarding Highlander Folk School tape collection held there.
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Box
22
Folder
52-56
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Research requests
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Box
22
Folder
57
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Acknowledgements
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Box
22
Folder
58
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Library - outline and proc
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Box
22
Folder
59
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Library - report of expenses
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|
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Administrative files, 1984-1985
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Box
23
Folder
1
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F - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
2
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Fedelchak, Marilyn
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Box
23
Folder
3
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FBI files/FOIA request
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Box
23
Folder
4
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Field Foundation
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Box
23
Folder
5
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Field Foundation, 1984 May
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Box
23
Folder
6
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FIPSE
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Box
23
Folder
7
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Foundation grants received
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Box
23
Folder
8
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Funding exchange
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Box
23
Folder
9
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G - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
10
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H - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
11
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Highlander retreat
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Box
23
Folder
12
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Highlander workshops list
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Box
23
Folder
13
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HKH Fund
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Box
23
Folder
14
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Helms/Kirkpatrick Highlander v. James J. Kirkpatrick column
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Box
23
Folder
15
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Telephone conversations, Anne Romasco and Lewis Sinclair meeting
notes
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Box
23
Folder
16
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Horton, Myles : Largely ephemera.
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Box
23
Folder
17
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I - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
18
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J - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
19
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Joint Foundation
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Box
23
Folder
20
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K - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
21
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Kilpatrick/Helms : Includes Myles Horton's stance on response to red-baiting, correspondence, notes,
memos.
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Box
23
Folder
22
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Kresge Foundation
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Box
23
Folder
23
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L - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
24
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Labor Education program
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Box
23
Folder
25
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Levy, Alan
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Box
23
Folder
26
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M - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
27
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MacArthur Foundation
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Box
23
Folder
28
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Mott Foundation
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Box
23
Folder
29
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N - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
30
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National Committee Funds
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Box
23
Folder
31
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NEA
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Box
23
Folder
32
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Needmor Fund
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Box
23
Folder
33
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New World Foundation
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Box
23
Folder
34
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Norman Foundation
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Box
23
Folder
35
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O - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
36
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P - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
37
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J.C. Penney Foundation
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Box
23
Folder
38
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Personnel policy
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Box
23
Folder
39
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Q - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
40
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
41
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Rockefeller Foundation
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Box
23
Folder
42
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Samuel Rubin Fund
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Box
23
Folder
43
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50th anniversary
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Box
23
Folder
44
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Shearson/American Express
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Box
23
Folder
45
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Steel-Reese Foundation
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Box
23
Folder
46
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Stern Fund
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Box
23
Folder
47
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Stranahan
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Box
23
Folder
48
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Summer Youth workshop
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Box
23
Folder
49
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T - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
50
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Tanner, Hilda, bequest
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Box
23
Folder
51
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U - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
52
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United Board of Homeland Ministries
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Box
23
Folder
53
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United Furniture Workers
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Box
23
Folder
54
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V - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
55
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VEATCH [Program]
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Box
23
Folder
56
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
57
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Windom Fund
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Box
23
Folder
58
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X - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
59
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Y - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
60
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Z - miscellaneous
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Box
23
Folder
61
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Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous administrative files, 1972-1973 and 1973-1974
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Box
24
Folder
1
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Programs, 1973
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Box
24
Folder
2
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Appalachian migrants
|
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Box
24
Folder
3
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Potential workshop on prison reform
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Box
24
Folder
4
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Legal education
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Box
24
Folder
5
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Florida project
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Box
24
Folder
6
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SCEF meeting, 1973
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Box
24
Folder
7
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Appalachian studies, 1973
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Box
24
Folder
8
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Cooperatives workshop
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Box
24
Folder
9
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TVA workshop
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Box
24
Folder
10
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Land reform workshop
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Box
24
Folder
11
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Community Involvement in Educational Change workshop
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Box
24
Folder
12
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Mercer College student visit
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Box
24
Folder
13
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Mountain Youth workshop
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Box
24
Folder
14
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Labor History workshop : Includes criticism of workshop and reports on college students at Highlander.
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Box
24
Folder
15
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West Virginia
|
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Box
24
Folder
16
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Cooperatives
|
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Box
24
Folder
17
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Social welfare
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Box
24
Folder
18
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Triple S Camp visit
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Box
24
Folder
19
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Community Controlled Health Programs workshop : Includes Mississippi Action for Community Education's, "Outline for a Plan to
Develop Community Health Cooperative Associations in the Mississippi Delta."
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Box
24
Folder
20
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Brotherhood of Southern Indians workshop
|
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Box
24
Folder
21
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Mountain Movement Music workshop : Includes Highlander Center publications, Sowing on the Mountains, I, II, III.
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Box
24
Folder
22
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Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA)
|
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Box
24
Folder
23
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Mountain People's Union, 1973
|
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Box
24
Folder
24
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Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO) defunding
|
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Box
24
Folder
25
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Appalachian Heritage
|
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Box
24
Folder
26
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Communications in Appalachia
|
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Box
24
Folder
27
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Boston trip - Myles Horton, 1973
|
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Box
24
Folder
28
|
Society for Educational Reconstruction
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Box
24
Folder
29
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Committee of Southern Churchmen workshop
|
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Box
24
Folder
30
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JED? CORA meeting
|
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Box
24
Folder
31
|
Economic Development Committee
|
|
Box
24
Folder
32
|
Montana and California trip - Mike Clark, 1972 : Includes his speech to Montana Farmers Union.
|
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Box
24
Folder
33
|
New York City trip -Mike Clark, 1972
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Box
24
Folder
34
|
Washington fundraising party, 1972
|
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Box
24
Folder
35
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Field trip reports - Mike Clark : Includes New York City, 1973; Washington D.C. and Ithaca, New York, 1972; Young
World Development, 1972; Foxfire and Mitchell, 1972;
North Carolina, 1972; Kentucky, 1972; and Tennessee, 1972.
|
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Box
24
Folder
36
|
San Francisco Land Reform Conference
|
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Box
24
Folder
37
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New York trip - Mike Clark, 1973
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Box
24
Folder
38
|
Boston trip - Mike Clark, 1973
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Box
24
Folder
39
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Freire workshop - Mike Clark, 1973
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Box
24
Folder
40
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Ithaca trip - Mike Clark
|
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Box
24
Folder
41
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Jim Branscome reports, 1972-1973
|
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Box
24
Folder
42
|
China consultation
|
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Box
24
Folder
43
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New York City seminar on leadership for educational change - Mike
Clark
|
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Box
24
Folder
44
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Boston trip - Myles Horton, 1973
|
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Box
24
Folder
45
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Vermont trip - Myles Horton, 1973
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Box
24
Folder
46
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Filed trip reports, memo - Myles Horton
|
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Box
24
Folder
47
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Fundraising special mailing, 1973 February, 1973 April
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Box
24
Folder
47
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New York City fundraising, 1972 December
|
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Box
24
Folder
48
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Carawan, Guy
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Box
24
Folder
49
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Photographs, unidentified
|
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Box
24
Folder
50
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Publicity
|
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Box
24
Folder
51
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Adams, Frank, article
|
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Box
24
Folder
52
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Society for Educational Reconstruction - Myles Horton
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Box
24
Folder
53
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Honorary degree - Myles Horton
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Box
24
Folder
54
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Poem by Mary Roberts : Folder labeled: Reports.
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Box
24
Folder
55
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Society for Educational Reconstruction
|
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Box
24
Folder
56
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Adams, Frank, book : Includes Myles Horton letter regarding role of educators versus organizers, Don
West, local unions and Highlander Center.
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Box
24
Folder
57
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Board of Directors correspondence
|
|
Box
24
Folder
58
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Executive Committee
|
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Box
24
Folder
59
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Committee on Resources : Largely regarding directory and committee composition.
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|
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Myles Horton correspondence, 1972
|
|
Box
25
Folder
1
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Chicago trip - Myles Horton
|
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Box
25
Folder
2
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Trip - Myles Horton, 1972 March
|
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Box
25
Folder
3
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Field trip reports - Frank Adams
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Box
25
Folder
4
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Adams, Frank, résumé
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Box
25
Folder
5
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Browne, Conrad, résumé
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Box
25
Folder
6
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Fundraising Campaign Committee, Liverights' mailing list, Septima Clark
appeal
|
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Box
25
Folder
7
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PR, 1971-1972
|
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Box
25
Folder
8
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Activities of former staff
|
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Box
25
Folder
9
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Myles Horton chapter
|
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Box
25
Folder
10
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Myles Horton speech to Memphis Unitarian Church, 1971 November 14
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Box
25
Folder
11
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Peace information
|
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Box
25
Folder
12
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Miscellaneous, 1971-1972
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Box
25
Folder
13
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A - miscellaneous
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Box
25
Folder
14
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Adams, Frank
|
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Box
25
Folder
15
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American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) - including attack in The Watchdog
|
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Box
25
Folder
16
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Architect
|
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Box
25
Folder
17
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Association of World Colleges and Universities
|
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Box
25
Folder
18
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Audio Brandon
|
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Box
25
Folder
19
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
25
Folder
20
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Brain mistrust
|
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Box
25
Folder
21
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Browne, Conrad, correspondence with Horton and Adams
|
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Box
25
Folder
22
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Council of the Southern Mountains
|
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Box
25
Folder
23
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
25
Folder
24
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Carpenter, Ted
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Box
25
Folder
25
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Carawans
|
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Box
25
Folder
26
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AT Collins School
|
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Box
25
Folder
27
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Conscientious objector services
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Box
25
Folder
28
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Clark, Mike
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Box
25
Folder
29
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CCCO
|
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Box
25
Folder
30
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D - miscellaneous
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Box
25
Folder
31
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E - miscellaneous
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Box
25
Folder
32
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F - miscellaneous
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Box
25
Folder
33
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G - miscellaneous
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Box
25
Folder
34
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Goddard
|
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Box
25
Folder
35
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H - miscellaneous
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Box
25
Folder
36
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I - miscellaneous
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Box
25
Folder
37
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Indian children poem
|
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Box
25
Folder
38
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Institute for Southern Studies
|
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Box
25
Folder
39
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IRS
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Box
25
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40
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J - miscellaneous
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Box
25
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41
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K - miscellaneous
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Box
25
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42
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L - miscellaneous
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Box
25
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43
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Local contacts
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Box
25
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44
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LQC Lamar Society
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Lopez, Viola
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M - miscellaneous
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25
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47
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Maggard, Buck
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25
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Medical Committee for Human Rights
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N - miscellaneous
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O - miscellaneous
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Box
25
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P - miscellaneous
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Russell Gap
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
25
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Requests for information
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Box
25
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Requests for work
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Box
25
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56
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S - miscellaneous
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Box
25
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57
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Society for Educational Reconstruction
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Box
25
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58
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Southern Appalachian Center
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59
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T - miscellaneous
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25
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60
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U - miscellaneous
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Box
25
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61
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Union Graduate School
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Box
25
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62
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V - miscellaneous
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Box
25
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63
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Virginia Council on Human Relations
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64
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VCPO
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
25
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66
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World Fellowship Center
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Box
25
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67
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X-Y-Z - miscellaneous
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Box
25
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68
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YOU (Youth Organizations Umbrella)
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Business
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Box
25
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69
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Volunteer service for Jefferson County property
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Box
25
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70
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Knoxville Housing Authority
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Box
25
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71
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Highlander - Knoxville site
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Box
25
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72
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Knoxville Housing Authority
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Box
25
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73
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Relocation file
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Board
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Box
25
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74-75
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Executive Committee
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Box
25
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76
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Correspondence
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Administrative structure
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Box
25
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77
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Herrell, Harry, letter and responses
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Box
25
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78
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Pratt, George, Jr.
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Box
25
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79
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Legal : IRS correspondence letters sent out to obtain witnesses and their replies.
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Box
25
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80
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Legal
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Box
25
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81
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Retirement plan
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Box
25
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82
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University of North Carolina (UNC) student seminar
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Box
25
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83
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Proposal to clergy and laymen
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Box
25
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84
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March on Washington
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Box
25
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85
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Ford Fellows seminar
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Box
25
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86
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Latin American Conference
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Box
25
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87
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Legal
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Box
25
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88
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IDEAS (Institutional Development and Economic Affairs Service)
file
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Box
25
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89
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Miscellaneous
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Administrative files, 1970-1975
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Box
26
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1
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Health education
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Box
26
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2
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Board responses, 1975
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Box
26
Folder
3
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Health Clinic programs
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Box
26
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4
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Appalachian staff report, 1971 April
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Box
26
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5
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Field Foundation
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Box
26
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6
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Field Foundation, 1963-1965
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Box
26
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7
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Carawan letter regarding book, 1973 May
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Box
26
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8
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Browne, Conrad, letter to board 1974 March : Regarding psychological culture of Philippines.
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Box
26
Folder
9
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Committee on Resources list, 1975 May
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Box
26
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10
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Board list, 1975 April
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Box
26
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11
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Board meeting minutes with agenda, 1975 April 26
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Box
26
Folder
12
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Weeding out letter and list, 1975 August
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Box
26
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13
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Memos to board, 1974-1975
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Box
26
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14
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Suggestions from board, 1974 April 6
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Box
26
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15
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Executive Committee minutes, 1975 January 26
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Box
26
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16
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Letter to Charles Small list
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Box
26
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17
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Berea College speech - Mike Clark
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Box
26
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18
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Note regarding John Thompson death, 1974 June 19
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Box
26
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19
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Board minutes
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Box
26
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20
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Motions presented to Board regarding finances
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Box
26
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21
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Report to Board, Joyce Duke Fellowship 1972
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Box
26
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22
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Board Goddard program report, 1972
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Box
26
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23
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Memo to Board from Mike Clark, 1972
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Box
26
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24
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Special meeting agenda, 1972 August 19
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Box
26
Folder
25-26
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Report to Board, 1972 August 19-20 : Study Tour for American Poor Around the World by Myles Horton, memo - Con Browne,
general statement on Appalachian program, Charles Maggard report, report to board -
Mountain Youth Self Education program by John Arms, Multi-Racial program by Myles
Horton, Capital Campaign by Liverights, Library by Harry Laske, Frank Adams
activities report. Highlander Center, Auditor's report, Program Activities summary,
1970-1971.
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Fiscal Year 1970-1971
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Box
26
Folder
27
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Audit
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Box
26
Folder
28
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Finance
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Box
26
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29-31
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Budget
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Box
26
Folder
32
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Capital campaign
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Box
26
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33
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Budget
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Box
26
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34
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Proposal, 3 year capital expansion
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Box
26
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35
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Board administration
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Box
26
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36
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Executive Committee
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Box
26
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37
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Library
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Box
26
Folder
38
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Chicano information
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Box
26
Folder
39
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Research report
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Box
26
Folder
40
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Elderly program
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Box
26
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41
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Indian program and Chicano program
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Box
26
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42
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Agenda, 1971 April
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Box
26
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43
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Bicentennial, 1971 April
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Box
26
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44
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Monthly CPA report
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Box
26
Folder
45
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World tour
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Box
26
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46
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Prospective workshop, Daufuskie Island people
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Box
26
Folder
47
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Appalachian music
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Box
26
Folder
48
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App information
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Box
26
Folder
49
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Request for workshop
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Box
26
Folder
50
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Workshop - Appalachian Migrant
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Box
26
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51
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Friends World College
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Box
26
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52
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SCEF
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Box
26
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53
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Medical Committee for Human Rights
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Box
26
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54
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Appalachian Self Education
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Box
26
Folder
55
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University of Tennessee seminar
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Box
26
Folder
56
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Ithaca meeting
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Box
26
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57
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John Arms proposal
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Box
26
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58
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AFSC - Russell Johnson
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Box
26
Folder
59
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Charles Reynolds
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Box
26
Folder
60
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Myles Horton speaks to Memphis Unitarians, 1971 November
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Box
26
Folder
61
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Requests for programs
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Box
26
Folder
62
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Strip Mining workshop
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Box
26
Folder
63
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TVA - Strip Mining workshop
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Box
26
Folder
64
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Open House, 1972 April 1
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Box
26
Folder
65
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Workshop on Coops, 1972 June
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Box
26
Folder
66
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Workshop with Maxine Greene, 1972
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Box
26
Folder
67
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Highlander Center 40th celebration, 1972 August
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Box
26
Folder
68
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Dedication
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Box
26
Folder
69
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UNC, 1972
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Box
26
Folder
70
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Poetry and Music workshop
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Box
26
Folder
71
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Report on Chicago trip - Myles Horton, 1972 June
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Box
26
Folder
72
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Report on strip mining conference in Kentucky - Myles Horton, 1972 June
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End of Administrative files, and Miscellaneous files : Administrative files are dated 1970-1975, and Miscellaneous files are dated 1976.
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Box
27
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1
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N - miscellaneous
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Box
27
Folder
2
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O - miscellaneous
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Box
27
Folder
3
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Overseas Development Council
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Box
27
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4
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P - miscellaneous
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Box
27
Folder
5
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Q - miscellaneous
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Box
27
Folder
6
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
27
Folder
7
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Requests for information
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Box
27
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8
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Requests for work
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Box
27
Folder
9
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Requests to be added to mailing list
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Box
27
Folder
10
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Requests to visit
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Box
27
Folder
11
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Rural Housing Alliance
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Box
27
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12
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Rural America
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Box
27
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13
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S - miscellaneous
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Box
27
Folder
14
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Spriggs, Arthur - poem
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Box
27
Folder
15
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Strip mining
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Box
27
Folder
16
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Society for Educational Reconstruction
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Box
27
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17
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Tennessee Committee for the Humanities
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Box
27
Folder
18
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T - miscellaneous
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Box
27
Folder
19
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Tennessee Arts Commission
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Box
27
Folder
20
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U - miscellaneous
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Box
27
Folder
21
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UMW
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Box
27
Folder
22
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UMH Health and Retirement Funds
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Box
27
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23
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V - miscellaneous
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Box
27
Folder
24
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
27
Folder
25
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Wigginton, Eliot
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Box
27
Folder
26
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X-Y-Z - miscellaneous
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Box
27
Folder
27
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Child and Prenatal Care workshop
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Box
27
Folder
28
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Appalachian Fellowship workshop, 1975
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Box
27
Folder
29
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Appalachian Legal Community workshop, 1975
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Box
27
Folder
30
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Appalachian Studies Class, University of Tennessee
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Box
27
Folder
31
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Elderly Leadership workshop, 1975
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Box
27
Folder
32
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Foxfire
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Box
27
Folder
33
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China workshop - Myles Horton, 1975
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Box
27
Folder
34
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United States Food Issues Conference
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Box
27
Folder
35
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Patch workshop, 1975
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Box
27
Folder
36
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Prison workshop
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Box
27
Folder
37
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SALT workshop
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Box
27
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38
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SALT workshop - Mike Clark, 1975
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Box
27
Folder
39
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SALT applications
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Box
27
Folder
40
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Nancy Schimmel workshop
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Box
27
Folder
41
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United States-China Peoples Friendship Association, 1975
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Box
27
Folder
42
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Resource materials - Appalachian Fellowship Program
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Box
27
Folder
43
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Appalachian State University
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Box
27
Folder
44
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Berkshire Forum and Boston - Mike Clark and Myles Horton
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Box
27
Folder
45
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Eugst, Sid 1975
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Box
27
Folder
46
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Harlan rally, 1975
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Box
27
Folder
47
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Mt. Community Education Project
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Box
27
Folder
48
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Rural Learning Association print materials
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Box
27
Folder
49
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RLA
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Box
27
Folder
50
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SAM conference
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Box
27
Folder
51
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Tierra Amarilla trip
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Box
27
Folder
52
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Jaap van der Doef visit
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Box
27
Folder
53
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West Virginia trip - Myles Horton
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Box
27
Folder
54
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Mass Hill group, 1976
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Box
27
Folder
55
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Folktales workshop, 1976
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Box
27
Folder
56
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Aspen Institute
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Box
27
Folder
57
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Unitarian Church, 1976
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Box
27
Folder
58
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University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
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Box
27
Folder
59
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United States-China workshop
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Box
27
Folder
60
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Strip Mining workshop
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Box
27
Folder
61
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ACLU workshop
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Box
27
Folder
62
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Songwriting workshop
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Box
27
Folder
63
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SALT workshop
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Box
27
Folder
64
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Southern Labor History Conference - Myles Horton, 1976
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Box
27
Folder
65
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Clinch Valley field trip, 1976
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Box
27
Folder
66
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Reterpenning, Ursel 1976
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Box
27
Folder
67
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China - Myles Horton, 1976
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Box
27
Folder
68
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Guinel, Ted, and Koos Verstag 1971
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Box
27
Folder
69
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New York contacts - Mike Clark
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Box
27
Folder
70
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UAW conference - Mike Clark
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Box
27
Folder
71
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Institute on Nonviolence
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Box
27
Folder
72
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ACLU, Tennessee
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Box
27
Folder
73
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All African People's Party
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Box
27
Folder
74
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Alternative schools - Myles Horton, speaker 1977 June
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Box
27
Folder
75
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Appalachian Center for Educational Equity
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Box
27
Folder
76
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Appalachian State University
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Box
27
Folder
77-78
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Black Lake
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Box
27
Folder
79
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Board of Directors, 1976
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Box
27
Folder
80
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Board meeting, 1976 : Including summary of activities and program reports.
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Box
27
Folder
81
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Agenda
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Box
27
Folder
82
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Letter to board, 1976 June
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Box
27
Folder
83
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Board meeting minutes
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Box
27
Folder
84
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Board miscellaneous material
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Box
27
Folder
85
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Board minutes
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Box
27
Folder
86
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Common resources
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Box
27
Folder
87
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Citizens' Training Institute
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Box
27
Folder
88
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New York trip - Mike Clark
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Box
27
Folder
89
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Conference on United States-China relations, 1976 December
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Box
27
Folder
90
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Constitution and by-laws
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Box
27
Folder
91-92
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Executive Committee minutes
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Box
27
Folder
93
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Free University Network, Louisville 1976
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Box
27
Folder
94
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Friends World College visit
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Box
27
Folder
95
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Fundraising
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Box
27
Folder
96
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Highlander staff meeting minutes, 1975-1976
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Box
27
Folder
97
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SNICK [sic] reunion, Atlanta 1976 November
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Box
27
Folder
98-100
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Memo to board
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Box
27
Folder
101
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Mountain Elders press release
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Health Project? files, 1972-1973
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Box
28
Folder
1
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Dungannon - Health
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Box
28
Folder
2
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Health
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Box
28
Folder
3-4
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Regarding health
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Box
28
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5
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Board, 1977 May
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Box
28
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6
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Highlander staff meetings
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Box
28
Folder
7
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Addresses
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Box
28
Folder
8
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Tug River Community Health center
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Box
28
Folder
9
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Miscellaneous
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Box
28
Folder
10
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V - miscellaneous
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Correspondence file
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Box
28
Folder
11
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A - miscellaneous
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Box
28
Folder
12
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Appalachian Steering Committee
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Box
28
Folder
13
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Arms, John, material
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Box
28
Folder
14
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Association of World Colleges and Universities
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Box
28
Folder
15
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
28
Folder
16
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Browne, Conrad
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Box
28
Folder
17
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Brosi, George - mailing
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Box
28
Folder
18
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
28
Folder
19
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Carpenter, Ted
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Box
28
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20
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Carawan, Guy
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Box
28
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21
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CCC
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Box
28
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22
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Children, from
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Box
28
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23
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Clark, Mike
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Box
28
Folder
24
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Commission on Religion in Appalachia (CORA)
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Box
28
Folder
25
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CRESS
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Box
28
Folder
26
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COS
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Box
28
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27
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Council of the Southern Mountains
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Box
28
Folder
28
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D - miscellaneous
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Box
28
Folder
29
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Davies, Don
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Box
28
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30
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E - miscellaneous
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Box
28
Folder
31
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Escuela y Colegio Flatelco
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Box
28
Folder
32
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F - miscellaneous
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Box
28
Folder
33
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Friends World College
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Box
28
Folder
34
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Fryer, Lee
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Box
28
Folder
35
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G - miscellaneous
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Box
28
Folder
36
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P - miscellaneous
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Box
28
Folder
37
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Paulston, Rolland G.
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Box
28
Folder
38
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Peace, regarding Peace Studies at William Paterson College of New
Jersey
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Box
28
Folder
39
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Human Love in Action nonprofit corporation : Organization of middle class to support goals of poor.
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Box
28
Folder
40
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H - miscellaneous
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Box
28
Folder
41
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High School Project
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Box
28
Folder
42
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I - miscellaneous
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Box
28
Folder
43
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Institute for Southern Studies
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Box
28
Folder
44
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J - miscellaneous
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Box
28
Folder
45
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Jenkins, Esau, regarding death
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Box
28
Folder
46
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K - miscellaneous
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Kirkpatrick, F.D., Reverend
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Box
28
Folder
47
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Many Races Cultural Foundation (New York)
|
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Audio
1450A/6
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“Ballads of Black America Series: The Ballad of Harriet Tubman / The
Ballad of the Deacons,” 1970 33 1/3 rpm disc
recording
|
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M90-345
Box
28
Folder
48
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Kobak, John and Sue
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Box
28
Folder
49
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L - miscellaneous
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Box
28
Folder
50
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La Causa Comun Inc., 1973 April : Includes general capabilities statement.
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Box
28
Folder
51
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Land reform
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Box
28
Folder
52
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Liverights
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Box
28
Folder
53
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Littlejohn, Hawk
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Box
28
Folder
54
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Ludwig, Tom
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Box
28
Folder
55
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Mc - miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous files, including board correspondence and reports
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Box
29
Folder
1
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Audited statements
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Box
29
Folder
2
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Board list, 1974 April
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Box
29
Folder
3
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Memo to board from Mike Clark
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Box
29
Folder
4
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Constitution and by-laws
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Box
29
Folder
5
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Appalachian Coordinating Committee
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Box
29
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6
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Board list, 1973
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Box
29
Folder
7
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Unity statement
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Box
29
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8
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Letter to board regarding Vera McCampbell, 1973
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Box
29
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9
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“Appalachia: America's Mineral Colony,” / by Jack Weller
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Box
29
Folder
10
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Memo to board regarding IRS, 1973 May 12
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Program files, 1964-1974
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Box
29
Folder
11
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Appalachian Self Education program, 1971 May
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Box
29
Folder
12
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Mountain People's Union
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Box
29
Folder
13
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Residential workshop
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Box
29
Folder
14
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CR list, 1974 April
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Box
29
Folder
15
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Board minutes, 1974 April 6
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Box
29
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16
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Mimeo for people interested in Highlander
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Box
29
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17
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Board minutes, 1973
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Box
29
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18
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Balance sheet, 1973
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Box
29
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19
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Memo to board, 1972
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Box
29
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20
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Special meeting of board, 1973
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Box
29
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21
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Proposed budget [for] 1974-1975
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Box
29
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22
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Board list, 1972
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Box
29
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23
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Memo to board, 1973 February 21
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Box
29
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24
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Summary of activities, 1973-1974
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Box
29
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25
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Cover letter regarding board meeting
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Box
29
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26
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Mike Clark Montana speech
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Box
29
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27
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President's report to board, 1973
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Box
29
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28
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Community Involvement in Educational Change
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Box
29
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29
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Agenda for special meeting
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Box
29
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30
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Tom Gish dedication speech
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Box
29
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31
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Board meeting agenda, 1973
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Box
29
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32
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CR list, 1973
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Box
29
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33
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Activities summary, 1973
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Box
29
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34
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Activities reports, 1963-1971 : Includes budget report, 1969-1970.
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Box
29
Folder
35
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Charles Maggard report regarding Appalachian program, 1973
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Box
29
Folder
36
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Mountain Youth Self Education program - John Arms
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Box
29
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37
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Jim Branscome report, 1973
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Box
29
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38
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Guy Carawan report, 1973
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Box
29
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39
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Sharon Branscome report, 1973
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Box
29
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40
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Audited statement, 1972-1973
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Box
29
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41
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Budget, 1973
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Box
29
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42
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Financial statement, 1972-1973
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Box
29
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43
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Proposed annual budget, 1973-1974
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Box
29
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44
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Demands to TVA, 1972
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Box
29
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45
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Appalachian Music program, 1972 October
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Box
29
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46
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Special meeting of board minutes, 1972
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Box
29
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47
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Executive Committee minutes, 1972
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Box
29
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48
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Alternative Education workshop flyer, 1972
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Box
29
Folder
49
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Letter to Executive Committee
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Box
29
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50
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Flyers
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Box
29
Folder
51
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Crisis Education at Highlander by Aimee Horton
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Box
29
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52
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Horton, Myles interview
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Box
29
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53
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Highlander mailings
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Box
29
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54
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Program proposal - Overview, Appalachian Self-Education program cultural
workshop
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Box
29
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55
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“Poverty War Is Dead” songs
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Box
29
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56
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Songs used in Highlander Center Music workshop, 1969 October
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Box
29
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57
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“Sowing on the Mountain” music
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Box
29
Folder
58
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Financial statements for 6 months, 1974 February 28
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Miscellaneous correspondence
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Box
29
Folder
59
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A - miscellaneous
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Box
29
Folder
60
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ACLU
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Box
29
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61
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Association of World Colleges and Universities
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Box
29
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62
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Adams, Frank
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Box
29
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63
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
29
Folder
64
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Black lung
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Box
29
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65
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Braden, Carl, regarding his death
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Box
29
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66
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Black lung
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Box
29
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67
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Browne, Conrad
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Box
29
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68
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Broadside TV
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Box
29
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69
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Barberio, Agustin
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Box
29
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70
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Berry, John
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Box
29
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71
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Carpenter, Ted
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Box
29
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72
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
29
Folder
73
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CCC
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Box
29
Folder
74
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Carawan, Guy
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Box
29
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75
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CORA
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Box
29
Folder
76
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CSM
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Box
29
Folder
77
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CCCO
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Box
29
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78
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Children's Defense Fund
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Box
29
Folder
79
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Consumer
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Box
29
Folder
80
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China
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Box
29
Folder
81
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Circle Pines Center
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Helen Lewis Health program files
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Box
30
Folder
1-2
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Health
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Box
30
Folder
3
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Miscellaneous
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Box
30
Folder
4
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Alphabetical file
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Miscellaneous files - Health program
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Box
31
Folder
1
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Scott Morgan Project, 1977
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Box
31
Folder
2
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Chuck Shuford, NEA Folk Arts 1977
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Box
31
Folder
3
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Save Our Cumberland Mountains, 1977
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Box
31
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4
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Stearns, Kentucky 1977
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Box
31
Folder
5
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Tennessee - Tom, 1977
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Box
31
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6
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3rd building, Jefferson County 1977
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Box
31
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7
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Webster field grant, NEH 1977
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Box
31
Folder
8
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Women's issues, 1977
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Box
31
Folder
9
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Health
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Box
31
Folder
10
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Health proposal
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Box
31
Folder
11
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Health field report
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Box
31
Folder
12
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Miscellaneous
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Box
31
Folder
13
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Applications
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Box
31
Folder
14
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Clinics
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Box
31
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15
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Clinic description
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Box
31
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16
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Bellaire Clinic, Bellaire, Ohio
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Box
31
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17
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Cabin Creek Health Association, Dawes, West Virginia
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Box
31
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18
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Centerville Health Clinic, Fredericktown, Pennsylvania
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Box
31
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19
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Clinch River Health Services, Dungannon, Virginia
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Box
31
Folder
20
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Correspondence
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Box
31
Folder
21
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Russellton Medical Group, New Kensington, Pennsylvania
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Box
31
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22
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Fairmont Clinic, Fairmont, West Virginia
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Box
31
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23
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Gulf Area Health Association, Midway, West Virginia
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Box
31
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24
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Hot Springs Health Program, Hot Springs, North Carolina
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Box
31
Folder
25
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Laurel River Health Plan, London, Kentucky
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Box
31
Folder
26
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Tug River Community Health Center, Gary, West Virginia
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Box
31
Folder
27
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Upper Kanawa Health Association, Cedar Grove, West Virginia
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Box
31
Folder
28
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Clips
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Box
31
Folder
29
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Contract samples
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Box
31
Folder
30
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Highlander Center correspondence
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Box
31
Folder
31
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Funding
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Box
31
Folder
32
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Master mailing list for Health
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Box
31
Folder
33
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Health program mailing list
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Box
31
Folder
34
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Memos and reports
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Box
31
Folder
35
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Medical school programs
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Box
31
Folder
36
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Meetings
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Box
31
Folder
37
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Boston/Appalachian Health Project
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Box
31
Folder
38
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Appalachian Health program, 1976 October 7
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Box
31
Folder
39
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Meeting minutes, Boston 1976 February
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Box
31
Folder
40
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Health meeting at Highlander Center, revised minutes 1976 October
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Box
31
Folder
41
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Progress report
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Box
31
Folder
42
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Resource material
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Box
31
Folder
43
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Southern Rural Health Conference, 1976 October
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Box
31
Folder
44
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UMWA health and retirement funds
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Box
31
Folder
45
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West Virginia Respiratory Disease Control Program
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Miscellaneous files
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Box
31
Folder
46
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Unlabeled miscellaneous
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Box
31
Folder
47
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Insurance claims
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Box
31
Folder
48
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Loan efforts, 1971
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Box
31
Folder
49-50
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Ludwig loan
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Box
31
Folder
51
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Bequest funds
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Box
31
Folder
52
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Returns
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Box
31
Folder
53
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Unlabeled miscellaneous
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Box
31
Folder
54
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First State Bank, Danville
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Box
31
Folder
55
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Property and loans
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Box
31
Folder
56
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Banks
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Box
31
Folder
57
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Herrell, Harry
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Box
31
Folder
58
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ACTWU
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Box
31
Folder
59
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Obits
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Box
31
Folder
60
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Requests for information
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Box
31
Folder
61
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Inquiries about workshops
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Box
31
Folder
62
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Applications to work
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Box
31
Folder
63
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Federation of Southern Cooperatives
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Box
31
Folder
64
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Broadside TV
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Box
31
Folder
65
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SCEF and SOC
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Box
31
Folder
66
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Gift of Saab
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Box
31
Folder
67
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Workshop application
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Box
31
Folder
68
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Trust deed
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Box
31
Folder
69
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Bequests
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Box
31
Folder
70
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Library - Archives
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Box
31
Folder
71
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Bradley 25th anniversary party, 1976
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Box
31
Folder
72
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Storytelling evening, 1976
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Box
31
Folder
73
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Calendar sheets, 1975-1976
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Box
31
Folder
74
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New York City - Mike Clark and Ron
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Box
31
Folder
75
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Foxfire, 1976
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Box
31
Folder
76
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III Registering - New York state - fundraising
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Box
31
Folder
77
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Freedom Fund grant
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Box
31
Folder
78-79
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NYS fundraising
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Box
31
Folder
80
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Highlander reports correspondence
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Box
31
Folder
81
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ICCR
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Box
31
Folder
82
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Highlander reports
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Box
31
Folder
83
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Sustaining Fund pamphlet
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Box
31
Folder
84
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Long term loan
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Box
31
Folder
85
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Forecasts and estimates, 1972-1973
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Miscellaneous Director's files (Mike Clark), 1975-1977
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Box
32
Folder
1
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Unlabeled miscellaneous
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Box
32
Folder
2
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Highlander finances, 1977
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Box
32
Folder
3
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Financial statement, 1978
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Box
32
Folder
4
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Ludwig, Tom
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Box
32
Folder
5
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National Conference on Alternative State and Local Public
Policies, 1977
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Box
32
Folder
6
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Labor Education ephemera on J.P. Stevens
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Box
32
Folder
7
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Staff meetings, 1976-1977 : Includes list of workshops, 1976, and expense summary.
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Box
32
Folder
8
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Staff minutes and memos, 1976-1977 : Includes Myles Horton memo, February 10, 1976, on origin of Appalachian program
with his criticism of it, also minutes of Community Health Clinic workshop.
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Box
32
Folder
9
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Board, 1976 : Includes proposed budget for 1976-1977, and balance sheets.
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Box
32
Folder
10
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Speech on regional development, draft
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Box
32
Folder
11
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Adams Shoe Shop (Frank Adams)
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Box
32
Folder
12
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ACTWU
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Box
32
Folder
13
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ACTWU - GED evaluation
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Box
32
Folder
14
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Health - Boston trip
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Box
32
Folder
15
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APSO
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Box
32
Folder
16
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AMP - Food fair
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Box
32
Folder
17
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PAM - Film series
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Box
32
Folder
18
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ACTWU draft, 1977 July
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Box
32
Folder
19
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Appalachian Alliance, 1977 June
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Box
32
Folder
20
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Allebaugh - NEA, 1976-1977
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Box
32
Folder
21
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Appalachian Development Districts - Leslie Callaway
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Box
32
Folder
22
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Agricultural Marketing Project
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Box
32
Folder
23
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APSO
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Box
32
Folder
24
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Antioch
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Box
32
Folder
25
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Appalachian Coordinating Committee
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Box
32
Folder
26
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Appalachian Natural Resources
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Box
32
Folder
27
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Antioch
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Box
32
Folder
28
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Brown, Sam, speech on neighborhoods 1977
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Box
32
Folder
29
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Brown lung
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Box
32
Folder
30
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Besicar
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Box
32
Folder
31
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Black Appalachia Field Survey report
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Box
32
Folder
32
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Black Lake follow-up
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Box
32
Folder
33
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Black Lung Association - UMW
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Box
32
Folder
34
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Bear hunting - Foxfire, two unidentified
photographs
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Box
32
Folder
35
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Budget
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Box
32
Folder
36
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Carawan pamphlet
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Box
32
Folder
37
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Columbia College Continuing Education
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Box
32
Folder
38
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Clark, Mike, résumé
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Box
32
Folder
39
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Campbell, Will
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Box
32
Folder
40
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CCUM
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Box
32
Folder
41
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Consumer Protection Act of 1977
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Box
32
Folder
42
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Cook, Heleny
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Box
32
Folder
43
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CIDOC
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Box
32
Folder
44
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Coal Caucus
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Box
32
Folder
45
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Covelho
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Box
32
Folder
46
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Chucky Bend Farm brainstorming session, 1977
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Box
32
Folder
47
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Dolci, Danilo - Ford Foundation
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Box
32
Folder
48
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EDA-CCC Action Guide
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Box
32
Folder
49
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ETRC
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Box
32
Folder
50
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Executive Committee, 1977 March : Includes minutes, financial information, material on We Shall Overcome Fund.
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Box
32
Folder
51
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Executive Committee, 1977 June
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Box
32
Folder
52
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Flood - CCUM
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Box
32
Folder
53
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Foxfire
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Box
32
Folder
54
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Greene, David - Western Coal
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Box
32
Folder
55
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Buillo, Hobart
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Box
32
Folder
56
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Gregg, Marge - Video South
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Box
32
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57
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Gaventa, John
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Box
32
Folder
58
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Health workshop
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Box
32
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59
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HAC correspondence, 1978
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Box
32
Folder
60
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HUD task force
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Box
32
Folder
61
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HAC director hire
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Box
32
Folder
62
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Health and staff notes
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Box
32
Folder
63
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Housing workshop
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Box
32
Folder
64
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Health - Westmoreland Coal Company
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Box
32
Folder
65
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HAC board list
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Box
32
Folder
66-67
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Health
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Box
32
Folder
68
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Housing - Bob Kolodny
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Box
32
Folder
69
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Housing - National Rural Housing Coalition
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Box
32
Folder
70
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Harlan, Kentucky, Union, clips only
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Box
32
Folder
71
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Harris, Fred : Includes an issue of Harris Herald, volume 1, no.
1.
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Box
32
Folder
72
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Health - ISS
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Box
32
Folder
73
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Health - Helen
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Box
32
Folder
74
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Highlander Center publicity
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Box
32
Folder
75
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Health - Upper Kanawa Health Center
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Box
32
Folder
76
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Hopkins
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Box
32
Folder
77
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Horvat - Self Help Action Center Food program
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Box
32
Folder
78
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Housing - RRHA
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Box
32
Folder
79
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IFCO
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Box
32
Folder
80
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Indian nationalism
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Box
32
Folder
81
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Jernegan, Pam
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Box
32
Folder
82
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Kentucky Rivers Coalition
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Box
32
Folder
83
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Head - Housing Coalition
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Box
32
Folder
84
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Kentucky Miners Health Care Corporation
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Box
32
Folder
85
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Kunze, Ann
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Box
32
Folder
86
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Karen
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Box
32
Folder
87
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Leonard, Graham : Includes correspondence.
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Box
32
Folder
88
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Lewis, Helen, Coming of Age in
Appalachia
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Box
32
Folder
89
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Labor
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Box
32
Folder
90
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La Raza
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Box
32
Folder
91
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Native Americans
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Box
32
Folder
92
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McCullogh, Ken - Highlander philosophy
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Box
32
Folder
93
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Midwest Academy on Energy
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Box
32
Folder
94
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Nassey - News survey
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Box
32
Folder
95
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Mars Hill College
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Box
32
Folder
96
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Mobile Homes Commission
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Box
32
Folder
97
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Mail surveillance
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Box
32
Folder
98
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Medical conditions in Indochina, 1972
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Box
32
Folder
99
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Moyer, John 1977
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Box
32
Folder
100
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Medical Rights Coalition News
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Box
32
Folder
101
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National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy
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Box
32
Folder
102
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Name
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Box
32
Folder
103
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North Dakota Corps
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Box
32
Folder
104
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National Rural Center
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Box
32
Folder
105
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Goldstein, Steve
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Box
32
Folder
106
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Primack, Phil, correspondence
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Box
32
Folder
107
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Perlmann survey
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Box
32
Folder
108
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Primack, Phil
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Box
32
Folder
109
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Paulston, Roland
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Box
32
Folder
110
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Peking Man
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Box
32
Folder
111
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Pierce, J.M.
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Box
32
Folder
112
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Printing - Liverights, 1970
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Box
32
Folder
113
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Public Citizen
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Box
32
Folder
114
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Promoting Enduring Peace
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Box
32
Folder
115
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Public Policies Conference, 1976
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Box
32
Folder
116
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Rural Coalition
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Box
32
Folder
117
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Rural Housing Conference
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Box
32
Folder
118
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Rural America - 3rd Conference, 1977
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Box
32
Folder
119
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Rural America, 1977
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Box
32
Folder
120
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Rugby Public Library
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Box
32
Folder
121
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Raynor, Harris
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Box
32
Folder
122
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Staff educational theory : Includes proposal for women's workshop.
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Box
32
Folder
123
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Stearns, Kentucky
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Box
32
Folder
124
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Sandy Bay
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Box
32
Folder
125
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Southern Exposure
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Box
32
Folder
126
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Spence, B.
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Box
32
Folder
127
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Stone, Irving F.
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Box
32
Folder
128
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Stevens Boycott materials, local
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Box
32
Folder
129
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Scotia
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Box
32
Folder
130
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Strip
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Box
32
Folder
131
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Strip mining, general
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Box
32
Folder
132
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Senate Bill number 1
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Box
32
Folder
133
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Southern Exposure - Frank Adams
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Box
32
Folder
134
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Sierra Club
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Box
32
Folder
135
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South Shore National Bank
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Box
32
Folder
136
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Strip mining acreage
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Box
33
Folder
1
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Stearns, Kentucky 1977
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Box
33
Folder
2
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TVA coal contract, 1978
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Box
33
Folder
3
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Tennessee
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Box
33
Folder
4
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Urban Environment Conference
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Box
33
Folder
5
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UKY Appalachia
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Box
33
Folder
6
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UMW - slide show
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Box
33
Folder
7
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UMW - local history project
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Box
33
Folder
8
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UCPO - Assemblies
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Box
33
Folder
9
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Who Highlander Worked With, 1976
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Box
33
Folder
10
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Video Center
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Box
33
Folder
11
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Valle Cru? - land issues, 1976
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Box
33
Folder
12
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Wood, Peter - Slave Society paper on revolutionary South
Carolina
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Box
33
Folder
13
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Winters workshop
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Box
33
Folder
14
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White House meeting, 1977
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Box
33
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15
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Wood, Pete
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Box
33
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16
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Willis, Jack
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Box
33
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17
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Wright, Warren
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Box
33
Folder
18
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WIN
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Box
33
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19
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Whitesburg, Kentucky, housing
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Box
33
Folder
20
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Youth Project
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Box
33
Folder
21
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Youth Project attacks
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Box
33
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22
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Board, 1973-1974
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Box
33
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23
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Board minutes, financial and reports 1971-1973
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Box
33
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24
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Ludwig - California, 1980
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Box
33
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25
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Miscellaneous
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Box
33
Folder
26
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Guyer, Carol
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Box
33
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27
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UMWA, 1974
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Box
33
Folder
28
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Carawans
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Box
33
Folder
29
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Highlander board nominations, 1977
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Box
33
Folder
30
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Board
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Box
33
Folder
31
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New York City trip, 1976
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Box
33
Folder
32
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Miscellaneous
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Box
33
Folder
33
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Mott Foundation
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Box
33
Folder
34
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Foxfire
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Box
33
Folder
35
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Miscellaneous
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Box
33
Folder
36
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Highlander board, 1978 : Includes audited financial statement.
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Box
33
Folder
37
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Miscellaneous
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General correspondence, 1980-1981
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Box
33
Folder
38
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A - miscellaneous
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Box
33
Folder
39
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ACTWU
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Box
33
Folder
40
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Appalachian Alliance
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Box
33
Folder
41
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Arca Foundation
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Box
33
Folder
42
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
33
Folder
43
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Brown, Cynthia
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Box
33
Folder
44
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
33
Folder
45
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Center for Community Change (CCC)
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Box
33
Folder
46
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Clark, Mike : Largely correspondence, includes: lengthy memo on Toxic Wastes; Project memo on
financial situation, August 5, 1981; New York City trip; memo on Appalachian
Alliance; Middlesboro, Kentucky trip; correspondence with foundations; field notes;
chronological order of outgoing correspondence; proposal to Whitney Foundation.
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Box
33
Folder
47
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Carawans
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Box
33
Folder
48
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Clabough, Sue : Includes financial information; We Shall Overcome Fund information; board material;
memo from Doug on Highlander Center future, January 2, 1981; Robin Gregg evaluation,
January 27, 1981; John Gaventa and Juliet Merrifield evaluation of research program;
Mike Clark, January 20,1981 "Options and recs on programs and finances."
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Box
33
Folder
49
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Clement, David
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Box
33
Folder
50
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D - miscellaneous
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Box
33
Folder
51
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Doubleday
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Box
33
Folder
52
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Dulany, Peggy
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Box
33
Folder
53
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E - miscellaneous
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Box
33
Folder
54
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Energy Conservation proposal
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Director's files (Mike Clark), 1974-1982
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Box
34
Folder
1
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Clark, Mike, files
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Box
34
Folder
2
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Nominating Committee, 1978
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Box
34
Folder
3
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Staff/board, 1978 : Includes staff program reports.
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Box
34
Folder
4
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Board finances, 1978
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Box
34
Folder
5
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Program proposal and report, 1977-1978
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Box
34
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6
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California trip, 1979 Fall
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Box
34
Folder
7
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Correspondence, 1979
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Box
34
Folder
8
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General, 1978 : Includes correspondence, staff memos, requests for jobs.
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Box
34
Folder
9
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Annual reports, circa 1961-1962, 1974
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Box
34
Folder
9
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Board meeting minutes, 1976 April
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Box
34
Folder
9
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Herman Blake speech, 1969
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Box
34
Folder
10
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Board
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Box
34
Folder
11
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Finances, 1978
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Box
34
Folder
12
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Board reports, 1979 : Includes list of workshops, 1978-1979.
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Box
34
Folder
13
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Board reports, 1980 : Includes lengthy report on development; annual report of Director, 1978-1979;
annual report of health program, 1979-1980; and finance information.
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Box
34
Folder
14
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Resource Center proposal, 1980 : Includes 1976 program report and information on Health Exchange Leadership
Project.
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Box
34
Folder
15
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Miscellaneous
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Box
34
Folder
16
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Speeches, 1977 : "On Mountains, Missionaries, and Millionaires" and "Hello Coal Miner"
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Box
34
Folder
17
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Foundations to be researched : Includes June 1980 report of Southern Coalition on Jails and Prisons.
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Box
34
Folder
18
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Health and Safety manual
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Box
34
Folder
19
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New England funding trip, 1980 February
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Box
34
Folder
20
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Browne, Cynthia, paper, “The Strength of Three Women” : Regarding Rosa McCauley Parks, Septima Poinsette Clark, Virginia Foster Durr.
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Box
34
Folder
21
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Miscellaneous, 1981 : Including draft of presidential report, 1981; financial information, 1973-1975;
correspondence.
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Box
34
Folder
22
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Netherlands correspondence, 1975-1976
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Box
34
Folder
23
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Network of Change Oriented Foundations information
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Box
34
Folder
24
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Guyer, Carol, correspondence
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Box
34
Folder
25
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Finances, 1979-1980
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Box
34
Folder
26
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CCC Block grants meeting, 1981 : Includes Ad Hoc Coalition on Block Grants apparently unpublished piece, "Block
Grant Briefing Book," meeting minutes, print materials.
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Box
34
Folder
27
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Participatory Research Group, 1981 : Includes information on Synfuel proposals.
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Box
34
Folder
28
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Center for Community Self Help
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Box
34
Folder
29
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New York City
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Box
34
Folder
30
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Finances
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Box
34
Folder
31
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Development campaign, Lee Fryer paper, "Organic Ideas for a New
America,” 1972
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Box
34
Folder
32
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President's report to Board, 1981 June
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Box
34
Folder
33
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Board, 1980
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Box
34
Folder
34
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Constitution and by-laws, 1980
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Box
34
Folder
35
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Film project includes Lucy Massie Phenix proposal
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Box
34
Folder
36
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We Shall Overcome Fund, grants list, income reports
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Box
34
Folder
37
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Board, 1976 : Includes program reports, project and staff reports; resource center, health, music
and culture, and Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Project.
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Box
34
Folder
38
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Board meeting, 1974 : Includes staff reports, activities summaries.
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Box
34
Folder
39-40
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Board, 1977 : Includes staff proposals; manuscript meeting notes.
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Box
34
Folder
41
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Health Project proposal
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Box
34
Folder
42
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Executive Committee financial information
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Box
34
Folder
43
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Finances
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Box
34
Folder
44
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Executive Committee, circa 1976-1977 : Including minutes, January 1977; list of workshops 1976; contracts; financial
information.
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Box
34
Folder
45
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FDTS, 1981-1982
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Director's files (Mike Clark)
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Box
35
Folder
1
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Staff - Program and budget, 1979-1980 : Also contains meeting minutes, memos, some correspondence, and includes some
non-individual specific, development campaign information.
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Box
35
Folder
2
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Highlander Fund letters, 1979-1980 : Includes evaluation of residential workshops with review of Highlander approach,
and budget information.
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Box
35
Folder
3
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Highlander visitors policy
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Box
35
Folder
4
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Development
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Administrative files and Director's files : Administrative files are dated 1974-1982, and Director's files are dated
1980-1982.
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Box
36
Folder
1
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Board meeting agenda, 1974 April
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Box
36
Folder
2
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President's report, 1974 : Largely regarding Appalachian program, World Study Tour finances.
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Box
36
Folder
3
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Appalachian program report by Charles Maggard, 1974 March
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Box
36
Folder
4
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Branscome, Jim, report to board 1974
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Box
36
Folder
5
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Branscome, Sharon, library report 1974 February
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Box
36
Folder
6
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D - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
7
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Davies, Don (Institute for Responsive Education)
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Box
36
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8
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E - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
9
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Freedom Fund - We Shall Overcome Fund, 1973
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Box
36
Folder
10
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Friends World College
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Box
36
Folder
11
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Federal Energy Administration
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Box
36
Folder
12
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F - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
13
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Folk Life Center of the Smokies
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Box
36
Folder
14
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G - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
15
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Hawk, Littlejohn
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Box
36
Folder
16
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Harlan
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Box
36
Folder
17
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H - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
18
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Housing Assistance Council
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Box
36
Folder
19
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I - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
20
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IVS
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Box
36
Folder
21
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J - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
22
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K - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
23
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Land reform
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Box
36
Folder
24
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Liverights
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Box
36
Folder
25
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Ludwig, Tom
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Box
36
Folder
26
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Mc - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
27
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McGee, Vinnie
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Box
36
Folder
28
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M - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
29
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Mountain Eagle
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Box
36
Folder
30
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L - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
31
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N - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
32
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National Rural Center
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Box
36
Folder
33
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Netherlands
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Box
36
Folder
34
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O - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
35
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P - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
36
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People's Bicentennial Commission
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Box
36
Folder
37
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People's Housing Conference
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Box
36
Folder
38
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Q - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
39
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
40
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Reece, Sam and Florence
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Box
36
Folder
41
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Requests to visit
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Box
36
Folder
42
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Requests for work
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Box
36
Folder
43
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Requests for information
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Box
36
Folder
44
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Rural Housing Alliance
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Box
36
Folder
45
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SCEF
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Box
36
Folder
46
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S - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
47
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SER, 1974-1975
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Box
36
Folder
48
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Southern Regional Council
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Box
36
Folder
49
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T - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
50
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Tennessee Committee for the Humanities
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Box
36
Folder
51
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Thompson, John
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Box
36
Folder
52
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U - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
53
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UMW
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Box
36
Folder
54
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V - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
55
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Vigilantes : KKK/Posse clips only.
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Box
36
Folder
56
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
57
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X-Y-Z - miscellaneous
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Box
36
Folder
58-59
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Tierra Amarilla trip
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Box
36
Folder
60
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Land leasing
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Box
36
Folder
61
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Land study
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Box
36
Folder
62
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Labor/religion
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Box
36
Folder
63
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Lewis/NSF Rep, 1980
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Box
36
Folder
64
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Land study draft, 1980
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Box
36
Folder
65
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National Rural Fellows
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Box
36
Folder
66
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NCCBO - Federation of Southern Cooperatives
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Box
36
Folder
67
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National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy
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Box
36
Folder
68
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NACBOS
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Box
36
Folder
69
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Highlander board, 1980
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Box
36
Folder
70
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NCEA - assembly
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Box
36
Folder
71
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Perlman/Co Dev
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Box
36
Folder
72
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Pharr, Suzanne
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Box
36
Folder
73
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Promoting Enduring Peace
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Box
36
Folder
74
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Rogers
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Box
36
Folder
75
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Rural America Alliance
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Box
36
Folder
76
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Ryegrass School : Newsletter only.
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Box
36
Folder
77
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MACED, 1981
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Box
36
Folder
78
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Rural Farm Coop
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Box
36
Folder
79
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Reagan - cuts
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Box
36
Folder
80
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Rural Education - NRC, 1980
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Box
36
Folder
81
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Rural Coalition, 1980
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Box
36
Folder
82
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Reece
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Box
36
Folder
83
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Strip - Housing
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Box
36
Folder
84
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Strip mines - Mountain Top Homes
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Box
36
Folder
85
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SALT area board, 1981
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Box
36
Folder
86
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SALT list, 1979
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Box
36
Folder
87
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SALT Ed cycle, 1980
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Box
36
Folder
88
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SALT, 1980
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Box
37
Folder
1
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SALT, 1977
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Box
37
Folder
2
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Rural Housing Alliance, 1977
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Box
37
Folder
3
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Music program, 1977
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Box
37
Folder
4
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Open House, 1977
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Box
37
Folder
5
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People of Cumberland, 1977
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Box
37
Folder
6
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Record Producers workshop
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Box
37
Folder
7
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Health program
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Box
37
Folder
8
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Hazen - CCC
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Box
37
Folder
9
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Housing workshop, proposed
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Box
37
Folder
10
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Ludwig - Canada
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Box
37
Folder
11
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Mars Hill College Farm Plan
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Box
37
Folder
12
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Mountain Elders
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|
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Director's files (Mike Clark), 1975-1978
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Box
37
Folder
13
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A - miscellaneous
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Box
37
Folder
14
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Alternative State and Local Public Policies
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Box
37
Folder
15
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Aspen
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Box
37
Folder
16
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
37
Folder
17-18
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Board mailings
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Box
37
Folder
19
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Board meeting, 1977 May-August
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Box
37
Folder
20
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Board meeting minutes, 1976
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Box
37
Folder
21
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Highlander board, 1977 May
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Box
37
Folder
22
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Board mailings, 1977 April 22
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Box
37
Folder
23
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Berea students, 1977
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Box
37
Folder
24
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Brown lung/Black lung workshop, 1977
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Box
37
Folder
25
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CCC
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Box
37
Folder
26
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
37
Folder
27
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CCAFC
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Box
37
Folder
28
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CBFSI
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Box
37
Folder
29
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CSM
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Box
37
Folder
30
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China Friendship Association
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Box
37
Folder
31
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China trip - Myles Horton, 1977
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Box
37
Folder
32
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Community Health Clinic workshop
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Box
37
Folder
33
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D - miscellaneous
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Box
37
Folder
34
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Executive Committee and Board bid information, 1977
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Box
37
Folder
35
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Executive Committee/WSCOM mailings, 1977
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Executive Committee
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Box
37
Folder
36
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Staff meetings, 1977
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Meetings
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Box
37
Folder
37
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1977 June 26
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Box
37
Folder
38
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1977 April 20
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Box
37
Folder
39
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Executive Committee/WSOC meeting minutes, 1977 March 20
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Box
37
Folder
40
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Executive Committee meeting, 1977 January 22
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Box
37
Folder
41
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E - miscellaneous
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Box
37
Folder
42
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F - miscellaneous
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Box
37
Folder
43
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Folk School Conference, Berea, Kentucky - Myles Horton 1977 June
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Box
37
Folder
44
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G - miscellaneous
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Box
37
Folder
45
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Save Our Georgetown
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Box
37
Folder
46
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H - miscellaneous
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Box
37
Folder
47
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HAC
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Box
37
Folder
48
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Health Providers applications
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Box
37
Folder
49
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Lists of health resource people
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Box
37
Folder
50
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J - miscellaneous
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Box
37
Folder
51
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K - miscellaneous
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Box
37
Folder
52
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Keller wedding donations
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Box
37
Folder
53
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L - miscellaneous
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Box
37
Folder
54
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Latin America
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Box
37
Folder
55
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Litell, Mary
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Box
37
Folder
56
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Lewis, Helen - on health
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Box
37
Folder
57
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Songwriters workshop, 1976
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Box
37
Folder
58
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Mc - miscellaneous
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Box
37
Folder
59
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M - miscellaneous
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Box
37
Folder
60
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Mountain Elders
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Box
37
Folder
61
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New York City mailing, 1977 April
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|
Box
37
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Northern Rockies Action Group, 1977
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Box
37
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63
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O - miscellaneous
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Box
37
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64
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P - miscellaneous
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Box
37
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65
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Petty, Ann, drama dissertation
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Box
38
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1
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Q - miscellaneous
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Box
38
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2
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
38
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3
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University of Regina - Myles Horton
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Box
38
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4
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Reid, Roy
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Box
38
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5
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S - miscellaneous
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Box
38
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6
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SALT
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Box
38
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7
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SALT workshop
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Box
38
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8
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Sampler for Social Change
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Box
38
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9
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Small Farmers workshop
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Box
38
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10
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Social workers - Nonprofessional applications
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Box
38
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11
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Southern Appalachian Ministry
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Box
38
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12
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Southern Exposure workshop
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Box
38
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13
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Southern Ruin trip
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Box
38
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14
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Spring Conference
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Box
38
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15
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T - miscellaneous
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Box
38
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16
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Thank you letters
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Box
38
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17
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United American Bank
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Box
38
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18
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Requests to visit
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Box
38
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19
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V - miscellaneous
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Box
38
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20
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Visitors - Mr. Meyer - Holland
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Box
38
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21
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
38
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22
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“We Shall Overcome” workshop
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Box
38
Folder
23
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Washington, D.C. and New York City trip - Mike Clark
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Box
38
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24
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Washington, D.C. trip
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Box
38
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25
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University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
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Box
38
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26
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Request to work
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Box
38
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27
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X-Y-Z - miscellaneous
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Thank you letters
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Box
38
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28
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1972-1976
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Box
38
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29
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1966-1971
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Box
38
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30
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Miscellaneous materials
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Director's Subject files (Mike Clark), 1980-1982
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Box
39
Folder
1
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Accounts
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Box
39
Folder
2
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Atlantic Center Conference, 1981
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Box
39
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3
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Alternative Roots
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Box
39
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4
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Amaco - land leasing
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Box
39
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5
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Articles - ed
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Box
39
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6
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Budgets for 1981-1982
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Box
39
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7
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Budgets forms and memos, 1981-1982
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Box
39
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8
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Barnicle/Cadle Project, 1977
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Box
39
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9
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NEH - Youth Westerfield
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Box
39
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10
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Brandon, Tom - films
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Box
39
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11
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Biggs - organizing article
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Box
39
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12
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Black Progress - NAACP
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Box
39
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13
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Bumpass Cove, 1980
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Box
39
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14
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Blue Diamond
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Box
39
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15
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Carawans - Music, 1981
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Box
39
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16
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Center for Community Self Help
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Box
39
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17
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Cline, John
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Box
39
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18
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Literacy, Warren Wilson
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Box
39
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19
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California trip
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Box
39
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20
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Clark, Mike, travel memo
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Box
39
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21
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CSM - coal materials, 1980/1981
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Box
39
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22
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Clement, 1979/1980
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Box
39
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23
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GED, 1980
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Box
39
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24
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Dotter pamphlets, 1977
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Box
39
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25
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Debate journal
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Box
39
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26
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Darlington - background, 1980
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Box
39
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27
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Doherty - Environmental Health, 1980
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Box
39
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28
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Environment Tennessee
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Box
39
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29
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Finland Conference
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Box
39
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30-31
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Finances - monthly statements, 1980/1981
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Box
39
Folder
32
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Foundation visits
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Box
39
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33
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50th anniversary
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Box
39
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34
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Freeman, David S.
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Box
39
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35
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Fister - Political Science course
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Box
39
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36
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FWC - Rich
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Box
39
Folder
37
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Floods
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Box
39
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38
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Gaventa
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Box
39
Folder
39
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Gamble
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Box
39
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40
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Guyer
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Box
39
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41
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Helstein, Ralph - Debs dinner
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Box
39
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42
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Health workshop, 1981 May
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Box
39
Folder
43
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Health
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Box
39
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44
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Highlander board, 1977
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Box
39
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45
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In Our Blood, 1980
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Box
39
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46
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International
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Box
39
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47
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Interns
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Box
39
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48
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Kanawha Valley
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Box
39
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49
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Klan, 1979-1980
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Box
39
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50
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Katippimissoyesh Folk School
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Box
39
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51
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Kentucky housing
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Box
39
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52
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Labor education
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Box
39
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53
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Land study
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Box
39
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54
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Land study - press
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Box
39
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55
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Land study
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Box
39
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56
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SALT, 1979
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Box
39
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57
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SOCM - Seeger, Pete
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Box
39
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58
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UFW, 1980
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Box
39
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59
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Twin Streams
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Box
39
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60
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Teach, 1981
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Box
39
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61
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Twin Streams
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Box
39
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62
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TN COSH, 1980
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Box
39
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63
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TN COSH, 1980
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Box
39
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64
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University of Tennessee Press
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Box
39
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65
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Ulansky, 1980
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Box
39
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66
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Woodcutters
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Box
39
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67
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USOC, 1979-1980
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Box
39
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68
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Welsh miners visit
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Mike Clark's Board files, circa 1978-1981 : Including Center for Community Change (CCC); Foxfire,
1980-1981; and miscellaneous Director's correspondence, 1980-1981.
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Box
40
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1
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Black lung, etc.
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Box
40
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2
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Materials regarding Center for Community Change (CCC)
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Box
40
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3
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Board meeting, 1979 September
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Box
40
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4
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TA Survey, 1979 August
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Box
40
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5
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Dept. of Labor
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Box
40
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6
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Board
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Box
40
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7
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Neighborhoods - Mott
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Box
40
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8
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Board finances
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Board
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Box
40
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9
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1980
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Box
40
Folder
10
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1981 January
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Box
40
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11
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Eisenberg - Citizen monitoring
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CCC
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Box
40
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12
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Staff notes
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Box
40
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13
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Board, 1980 January
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Board meetings
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Box
40
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14
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1981 June
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Box
40
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15
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1981 January
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Box
40
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16
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Housing Assistance Council
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Box
40
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17
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CCC, 1980
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Box
40
Folder
18
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Miscellaneous materials
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Box
40
Folder
19
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Housing Assistance Council board meeting
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Box
40
Folder
20
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Housing Assistance Council board information packet
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Box
40
Folder
21
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Housing Assistance Council, 1979
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Box
40
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22-23
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TVRC
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Box
40
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24
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TVRC funding proposal
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Box
40
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25
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CCC - Board meeting, 1979 May
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Box
40
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26
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MACED
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Box
40
Folder
27
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North Carolina list - Myles Horton
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Box
40
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28
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Citizens CAP - Myles Horton
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Box
40
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29
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Black daycare
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Box
40
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30
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Gamble, Janet
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Box
40
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31
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Brandberg Citizen Action
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Box
40
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32
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Appalachian Coalition
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Box
40
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33
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Music
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Box
40
Folder
34
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Housing Assistance Council
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Box
40
Folder
35
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Film Fund, 1979
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Box
40
Folder
36
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Welsh miners
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Box
40
Folder
37
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CORA lists
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Box
40
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38
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Appalachian Land Festival
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Box
40
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39
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ACORN
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Box
40
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40
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ACTWU
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Box
40
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41
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ARC - product seminar
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Box
41
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1
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Rural Coalition
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Box
41
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2
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In Our Blood
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CCC
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Box
41
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3
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Board meeting, 1979 January
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Box
41
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4
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Board, 1978 May 10
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Box
41
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5
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Co-Development and housing books, 1978
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Box
41
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6
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Issues Com
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Box
41
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7
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Foxfire board meeting - Mike
Clark, 1980
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Box
41
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8
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Foxfire, 1979
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Box
41
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9
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Envelope with HAC mats
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Box
41
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10
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HAC - Board, 1979 March
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Box
41
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11
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HAC meeting
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CCC - Board
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Box
41
Folder
12
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1979 January
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Box
41
Folder
13
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1978 September
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Box
41
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14
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Application files
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Box
41
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15
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Miscellaneous
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Box
41
Folder
16
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Kobaks
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Box
41
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17
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Kingsport pamphlet
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Box
41
Folder
18
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Heicker Folk School
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CCC
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Box
41
Folder
19
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1980 September
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Box
41
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20
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Board meeting, 1980 September
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Box
41
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21
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Rural America Executive Committee meeting, 1978 September
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Box
41
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22
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Rural America - Jobs and houses
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Box
41
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23
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A - miscellaneous
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Box
41
Folder
24
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ACLU
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Box
41
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25
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Adams, Frank
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Box
41
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26
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Appalachian Studies
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Box
41
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27
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Appalachian Community Development Corporation
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Box
41
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28
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Appalshop
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Box
41
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29
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Association of World Colleges and Universities
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Box
41
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30
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
41
Folder
31
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Board
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Box
41
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32
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Broadside TV
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Box
41
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33
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
41
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34
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Carawan, Guy
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Box
41
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35
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CCCO
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Box
41
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36
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China - Myles Horton
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Box
41
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37
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CORA
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Box
41
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38
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Development
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Box
41
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39
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E - miscellaneous
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Box
41
Folder
40
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F - miscellaneous
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Box
41
Folder
41
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Friends World College
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Box
41
Folder
42
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Films
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Box
41
Folder
43
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FBI - secret files : Clip only.
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Box
41
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44
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First Amendment (Cherokee Cultural Group)
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Box
41
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45
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G - miscellaneous
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Box
41
Folder
46
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Housing Assistance Council
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Box
41
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47
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I - miscellaneous
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Box
41
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48
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Inform - New York City
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Box
41
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49
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J - miscellaneous
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Box
41
Folder
50
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K - miscellaneous
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Box
41
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51
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Littlejohn, Hawk
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Box
41
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52
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L - miscellaneous
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Box
41
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53
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M - miscellaneous
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Box
41
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54
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Mc - miscellaneous
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Summer Youth Workshop (SYW), 1984-1987
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Box
42
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1
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Pamphlets
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Box
42
Folder
2
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Cultural Empowerment program, east Tennessee community, Knoxville and
surrounding area
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Box
42
Folder
3
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Photos
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Box
42
Folder
4
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Organizations - Just Organized Neighborhoods Area Headquarters
(JONAH)
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Box
42
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5
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Federal One
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Box
42
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6
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Linda Bailey
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Box
42
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7
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Highlander Children's camp
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Box
42
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8
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SYW - Presentation
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Box
42
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9
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Penn Wks
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Box
42
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10
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Participants list
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Box
42
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11
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“Pooh Bear Goes to Italy” : Information regarding the Instituto di Letteratura Inglese ed Americana Facolta di
Lettere.
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Box
42
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12
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Bailey, Linda Parrish
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Box
42
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13
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SYW, 1985
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Box
42
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14
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Miscellaneous
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Box
42
Folder
15-16
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Cultural Empowerment program - Community Artists Exchange
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Box
42
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17
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Culture and community empowerment workshop, 1985 May : Includes Highlander button.
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Box
42
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18
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Staff notes
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Box
42
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19
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Workshop
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Box
42
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20
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Follow-up letter
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Box
42
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21
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SYW revised, 1987 December
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Box
42
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22
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Fall symposium listing
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Box
42
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23
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Guideline request from foundations
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Box
42
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24
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General support/original
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Box
42
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25
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Leadership training
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Box
42
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26
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Deer Creek
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Box
42
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27
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Research, 1988
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Box
42
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28
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Miscellaneous materials, 1988
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Box
42
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29
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SYW, Fiscal Year 1984
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Box
42
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30
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Fundraising - board reports
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Box
42
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31
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SYW - general support proposal/report
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Box
42
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32
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SYW - research file
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Board and staff materials
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Box
43
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1
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Board - Finance Committee
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Box
43
Folder
2
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Staff memos, Fiscal Year 1987
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Box
43
Folder
3
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Marrowbone Folk School
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Box
43
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4
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Information for Rick Norris
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Box
43
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5
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ERAP
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Box
43
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6
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Highlander Center Board reports - Mike Clark, 1969 April
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Box
43
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7
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Knoxville correspondence
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Box
43
Folder
8
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West, Don
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Box
43
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9
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Center for Community Change (CCC), 1980 June
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Soil tests, energy conservation, miscellaneous files 1983-1985
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Box
43
Folder
10
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Farm protests
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Box
43
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11
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Soil test and ACP report, 1983
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Box
43
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12
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Energy conservation
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Box
43
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13
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Proposals, starting 1985 October
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Box
43
Folder
14
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50th fund proposal to joint and NWF
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Box
43
Folder
15
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Roosevelt Foundation
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Box
43
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16
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Foundations, 1971 May
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Publicity, 1964-1968
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Publicity letters
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Box
43
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17
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Lewis Sinclair
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Box
43
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18
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Con Browne, 1969
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Box
43
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19
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Publicity workshop reports - Freedom workshop news
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Publicity letters
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Box
43
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20
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Septima Clark, 1968 December
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Box
43
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21
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Myles Horton, 1967 December
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Box
43
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22
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Saul Alinsky, 1964 July
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Box
43
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23
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Newspaper clips - Tellico am
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Box
43
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24
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“One Man's Opinion”
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Box
43
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25
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Reclamation costs
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Box
43
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26
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Strip mining for coal in Kentucky
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Box
43
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27
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Labor teamsters
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Publicity brochures
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Box
43
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28
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1966 October
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Box
43
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29
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Highlander, “Where the Action Is,” 1967
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Box
43
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30
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Publicity reports - Myles Horton annual report, 1969 October
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Box
43
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31
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Publicity workshop reports, 1965 November
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Box
43
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32
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Publicity - interview with Horton, 1966 May
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Correspondence, 1986-1987
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Box
43
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33
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Carawan, Guy, Fiscal Year (FY) 1987
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Box
43
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34
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Bailey, Linda Parrish, FY 1987
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Box
43
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35
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Sapp, Hubert, FY 1987
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Box
43
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36
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Miscellaneous materials, including some financial information
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Box
43
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37
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Sarah Gunning video sheet
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Box
43
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38
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Toxics video sheet
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Box
43
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39
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With People's Wisdom
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Box
43
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40
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Pledges, 1986
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Box
43
Folder
41
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Bhopal video sheet
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Box
43
Folder
42
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Central American Media Sources
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Box
43
Folder
43
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Nicaraguan video sheet
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Box
43
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44
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PR sheet
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Box
43
Folder
45
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Accountants review
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Box
43
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46
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Equipment
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Box
43
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47
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Fundraising, 1987
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Box
43
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48
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Pension plans
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Box
43
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49
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Correspondence and finances, FY 1987
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Box
43
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50
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Correspondence, general, FY 1987
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Box
43
Folder
51
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Grant letters, FY 1986
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Box
43
Folder
52
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Grey Matter Inc.
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Box
43
Folder
53
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Library regarding cataloguing
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Box
43
Folder
54
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Moyer
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Box
43
Folder
55
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Brochures
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Box
43
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56
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Publication brochure
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News articles
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Highlander reports
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Box
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CHD funding
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Box
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U.S. Servicemen's Fund
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Box
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Ford Foundation
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Mott Foundation grant for Southern Appalachian Leadership
Training, 1979-1981
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Box
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Mott Grant to SALT no. 80 018, 1980-1981
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Box
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Reports to Mott no. 79 037
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Box
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SALT Mott no. 78 030 reports
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Box
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SALT correspondence Mott Grant no. 80 018
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Box
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SALT area board, 1979
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Box
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SALT, 1979
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SALT correspondence, 1979
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Box
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Mott Foundation, 1977-1978
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Mott/SALT correspondence, 1980
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Box
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Mott grant no. 79 037, 1979-1980
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SALT expenses, 1980 December
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SALT vouchers
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Box
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1980 November
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Box
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1980 October
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Administrative files, 1978-1981 : Includes board meetings, staff meetings, operations, workshops, and reports.
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Georgia Legal Services
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Box
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South-East Women's Employment Coalition
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Box
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GED workshop, 1979 November
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Box
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Women in Appalachia - CORA
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Box
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National Sharecroppers Fund Board meeting
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Box
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National Science Foundation, 1979 October
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Box
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New Providence Presbyterian Church
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Box
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Land ownership
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Box
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MATCH
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Box
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23
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Participatory Research Group, 1979 September
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Box
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24
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SOCM
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Box
44
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25
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Women and Work in Appalachia (SALT)
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Box
44
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26
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Appalachian Health Providers workshop, 1979 June
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Box
44
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Adult Education workshop, 1979 June
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Box
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Board of Directors' annual meeting, 1979 May
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Box
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Welsh Miners workshop, 1979 May
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Builders workshop, 1979 March
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Afro-American Music workshop, 1979 March
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Coal Employment workshop, 1979 January
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Hesston College workshop, 1979 January
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Mars Hill students, 1979 January
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Visco workshop, 1978 December
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Music and Coal Mining workshop, 1978 November
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CORA workshop
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Box
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Photo workshop
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Box
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Hunger task force
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Box
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University Without Walls
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Box
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41
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Mars Hills College, 1978 July
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Box
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Operation Crossroads Africa, 1978 July-August
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Box
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Appalachian Miners Health Care workshop, 1978 April
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Box
44
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44
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Match Inc. - Center use, 1978 January
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Box
44
Folder
45
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Women's Oppression workshop (also known as: Women in Appalachia: Our
Theology and Politics), 1979 October
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Box
44
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Grassroots Fundraising workshop, 1977 November
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Box
44
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47
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Women's workshop, 1979 April
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Box
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48
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Photojournalism workshop, 1978 October
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Regional Culture workshop, 1978 April
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Box
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Crossroads Africa
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Box
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Writers workshop, 1977 November
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UGA - School of Social Work workshop, 1978 February
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Box
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Media workshop, 1977 September
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Box
44
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SALT workshop, 1977 August
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Box
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Staff memos, 1980
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Box
44
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Staff meeting minutes, 1980
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Box
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57
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Memos etc., 1981 : Includes internal matters, job description, personnel manual, staff structure.
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Box
44
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58
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Year-end financial statements, 1970-1979
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Box
44
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59
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Miscellaneous materials : Including memo on core staff, reorganization of office work and responsibility;
research program evaluation, and some financial information.
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Box
44
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60
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Compton Foundation, 1977-1978
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Box
44
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61
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Finances, active
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Box
44
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62
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Merry Leila Morgan Memorial Fund, 1977 September
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Box
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63
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Brophy Association
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Box
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64
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Martha Ladd Fund
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Box
44
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65
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Huber Foundation, 1977-1978
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Box
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66
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Ganlee Fund, 1977-1978
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Box
44
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67
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Beckman bequest
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Box
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Home Federal Savings and Loan regarding estate of Woods Beckman
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Box
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69
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Water Project
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Box
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70
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AFL-CIO Leadership training
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Box
44
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71
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Health and Safety: Orders, inquiries, correspondence
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Box
44
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72
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Miscellaneous
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Box
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Folder
73
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Labor correspondence and contacts
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Box
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74
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Health and safety workshop
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Box
44
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75
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TN COSH
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Box
44
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76
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Miscellaneous
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Box
44
Folder
77
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New Health and Safety Exercises
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Box
44
Folder
78
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Nicaragua
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Box
44
Folder
79
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UFWA Media workshop, 1981 October
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Box
44
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80
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Follow-up to Health and Safety Manual
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Box
44
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81
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Correspondence, general
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Box
44
Folder
82
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June Rostan
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Box
44
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83
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NIOSH Epidemiological Conference
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Box
44
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84
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Other labor programs, 1982
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Box
44
Folder
85
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Union women
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Box
44
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86
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Union newsletter
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Box
44
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87
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Health and Safety Exercises based on manual
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Box
44
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88
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Staff reports and evaluation: labor
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Box
44
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89
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OSHA/Environmental network
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Box
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90
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Union campaigns and contracts
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Box
44
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91
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Labor films
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Box
45
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1
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Executive Committee, 1983-1984
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Box
45
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2
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Annual report, 1983-1984
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Box
45
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3
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List of workshops, 1984
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Box
45
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4
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Mailing list
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Box
45
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5
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Board packet, 1984
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Box
45
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6
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Financial report, audited 1984
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Correspondence, 1985
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Box
45
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7
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Association for Community Based Education
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Box
45
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8
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A - miscellaneous
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Box
45
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9
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Architect choice, FY 1985
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Box
45
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10
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Highlander Center v. Arrow Motel
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Box
45
Folder
11
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B - miscellaneous
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Box
45
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12
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Babcock Foundation
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Box
45
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13
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Belden Foundation
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Box
45
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14
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Benton Foundation
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Box
45
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15
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Bostian, Lawrence
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Box
45
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16
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C - miscellaneous
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Box
45
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17
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CS Fund
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Box
45
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18
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Campaign Committee
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Box
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19
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Capital improvements
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Box
45
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20
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Children's camp
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Box
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Construction project
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Box
45
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Culture and Community Empowerment
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Box
45
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23
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D - miscellaneous
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Box
45
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24
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E - miscellaneous
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Box
45
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25
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F - miscellaneous
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Box
45
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26
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Field Foundation
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Box
45
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27
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FIPSE - HEEP
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Box
45
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28
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Ford Foundation
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Box
45
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29
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Fund for Tomorrow
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Box
45
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30
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Funding Exchange
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Box
45
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31
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G - miscellaneous
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Box
45
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32
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H - miscellaneous
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Box
45
Folder
33
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Hazen Foundation
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Box
45
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34
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Highlander Center job applications
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Box
45
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35
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I - miscellaneous
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Box
45
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36
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J - miscellaneous
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Box
45
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37
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Joint Foundation
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Box
45
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38
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K - miscellaneous
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Box
45
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39
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Kresge Foundation
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Box
45
Folder
40
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L - miscellaneous
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Box
45
Folder
41
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Labor Education
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Box
45
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42
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M - miscellaneous
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Box
45
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43
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MacArthur Foundation
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Box
45
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44
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MacArthur, J. Roderick, Foundation
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Box
45
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45
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Master proposal
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Box
45
Folder
46
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Mott Foundation
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Box
45
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47
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N - miscellaneous
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Box
45
Folder
48
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National Committee Funds
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Box
45
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49
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NEA
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Box
45
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50
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Needmor Fund
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Box
45
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51
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New World Foundation
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Box
45
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52
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New York Community Trust
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Box
45
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53
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Norman Foundation
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Box
45
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54
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Norris, Davidson
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Box
45
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55
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O - miscellaneous
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Box
45
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56
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P - miscellaneous
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Box
45
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57
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Parrish-Bailey, Linda
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Box
45
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58
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J.C. Penney Foundation
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Box
45
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59
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Public Welfare Foundation
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Box
45
Folder
60
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Q - miscellaneous
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Box
45
Folder
61
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R - miscellaneous
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Box
45
Folder
62
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Rockefeller Foundation
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Box
45
Folder
63
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S - miscellaneous
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Box
45
Folder
64
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Stern Fund
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Box
45
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65
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Summer Youth workshop
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Box
45
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66
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T - miscellaneous
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Box
45
Folder
67
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U - miscellaneous
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Box
45
Folder
68
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United Board for Homeland Ministries
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Box
45
Folder
69
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V - miscellaneous
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Box
45
Folder
70
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VEATCH
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Box
45
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71
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Villers Foundation
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Box
45
Folder
72
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W - miscellaneous
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Box
45
Folder
73
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Windom Fund
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Box
45
Folder
74
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X - miscellaneous
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Box
45
Folder
75
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Y - miscellaneous
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Box
45
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76
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Z - miscellaneous
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Correspondence and Subject files
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Box
46
Folder
1
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Black Lake (proposed), regarding working for environmental and economic
justice and jobs 1978
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Box
46
Folder
2
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Black Lake follow-up proposed
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Box
46
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3
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Black Lung Association, 1977-1978
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Box
46
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4
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Brown Lung Association, 1977-1978
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Box
46
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5
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College student - library work
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Box
46
Folder
6
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College Property Utilization program
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Box
46
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7
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Fall Symposium/University of Regina, 1977
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Box
46
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8
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Freedom of information
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Box
46
Folder
9
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Films
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Box
46
Folder
10
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Folk Shop workshop
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Box
46
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11
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Friends World College
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Box
46
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12
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Adams book
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Box
46
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13
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Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers
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Box
46
Folder
14-15
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Appalachian Alliance
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Box
46
Folder
16
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Alliance Weeks plan
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Box
46
Folder
17
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Appalachian Coalition
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Box
46
Folder
18
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National Science Foundation (NSF) Proposal, principal investigator: Helen
Lewis, “Preparing Appalachian Communities for Changing Environmental and
Occupational Health Needs”
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Box
46
Folder
19
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Progress reports - NSF and Final report - NSF
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Box
46
Folder
20
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Harlan County report, Clover Fork Health Needs Survey by Chris
Westover 1979
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Box
46
Folder
21
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Charleston progress reports, 1979 : Materials regarding a forum on Kanawha Valley, includes papers for example “Article
on Environmental and Occupational Health, Kanawha Valley, West Virginia” / by Joyce
Feldstein and Michael Parsons.
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Box
46
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22
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Kingsport report, Kingsport Forum 1979
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Box
46
Folder
23
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National Science Foundation correspondence
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Box
46
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24
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National Science Foundation Advisory Committee correspondence and meeting
agendas, 1979
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Box
46
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25
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Meredith Turshen and Caldwell Myers consultants, correspondence
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Box
46
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26
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Public Resource Center correspondence and division of
responsibilities
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Box
46
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27
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Public Resource Center budget
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Box
46
Folder
28
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Other Project correspondence
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Box
46
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29
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Kingsport clips and press releases
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Box
46
Folder
30
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Clips
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Kingsport Forum
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Box
46
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31
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Program
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Box
46
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32
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Planning meetings
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Box
46
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33
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Speakers
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Box
46
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34
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Registration
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Box
46
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35
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Health histories
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Box
46
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36
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Evaluation forms
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Box
46
Folder
37
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Charleston report correspondence and clips
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Box
46
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38
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Toxic Dumps and TEACH workshops
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Box
46
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39
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Miscellaneous
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Project files: Community Health program, Culture Project
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Box
47
Folder
1
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Arca/Beldon Toxics Proposals (Juliet's)
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Box
47
Folder
2
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Board
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Box
47
Folder
3
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EPI Packets on Cast Integrity and Transportation Problems
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Box
47
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4
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CEHP budget
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Box
47
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5
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Augusta trip, 1984 July 12
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Box
47
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6
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Community Health curriculum
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Box
47
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7
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Correspondence
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Box
47
Folder
8
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Correspondence on MRS
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Box
47
Folder
9
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Cullowee meeting toxic workshop, 1984 May 19
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Box
47
Folder
10
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Culture Project
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Box
47
Folder
11
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Toward a Fall toxics workshop (CEHP)
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Box
47
Folder
12
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Jon Simon Project (Health clinics)
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Box
47
Folder
13
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Henderson CY (PCBS/Carbede)
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Box
47
Folder
14
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Highlander Center building
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Box
47
Folder
15
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Institute UV, 1906
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Box
47
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16
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Bhopal/Institute
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Box
47
Folder
17
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Interns
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Box
47
Folder
18
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Job search for Community Environmental Health program
coordinator
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Box
47
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19
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Labor Committee
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Box
47
Folder
20
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Land ownership, North Carolina
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Box
47
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21
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Midway Citizen's Group, Virginia 1984
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Box
47
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22
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MRS mailing
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Box
47
Folder
23
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MRS transportation : Data includes Final Report to the Clinch River MRS Task Force from Trans Study
Group on Proposed MRS, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, 1985 October 15.
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Box
47
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24
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MRS workshop
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Box
47
Folder
25
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National Toxics Campaign
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Box
47
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26
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Nuclear transport (military)
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Box
47
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27
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Nuclear materials miscellaneous (not MRS)
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Box
47
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28
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Handouts from nuclear meeting, Boston 1985 December
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Box
47
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29
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OHIO
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Box
47
Folder
30
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Resource people and materials for MRS
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Box
47
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31
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Southeast meeting materials
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Box
47
Folder
32
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OPIC/AOPIC
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Box
47
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33
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Summer Youth (Field)
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Box
47
Folder
34
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Dept. of Energy (DOE) handouts and press releases
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Box
47
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35
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Comments to DOE
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Box
47
Folder
36
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Water workshop
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Box
47
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37
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Second Repository (Crystalline Repository)
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Helen Lewis and miscellaneous subject files, 1984-1987
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Box
48
Folder
1
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Regarding UMW and health benefits : Including Miners Committee to Save Our Clinics.
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Box
48
Folder
2
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Regarding water resources, 1984 : Including extra copies, minutes, Ford Research Group, February 14, 1984, on water
resources also known as Water Resource Planning Committee, April 24, 1984,
information on water workshop, Water Steering Committee, July 23, 1984.
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Box
48
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3
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Miners and health : Including Miners Committee to Save Our Clinics Health program report 1977, grant
application by Janesville Senior Citizens Center (Janesville, Virginia) to HEW,
Dungannon Women's Club (Dungannon, Virginia) to HEW.
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Box
48
Folder
4
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Miscellaneous files : Including Myles Horton Health program ideas.
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Box
48
Folder
5
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Lewis, Helen Lewis : Including mailing regarding Appalachia America, Highlander Center; memo regarding
building; rough draft of H.L. paper "It Shakes You Up: The Social and Psychological
Effects of Surface Mine Blasting," read April 4, 1978, at workshop in Kentucky.
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Box
48
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6
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Workbook, “We from Royal American Women”
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Box
48
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7
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Proposals
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Box
48
Folder
8
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Women's notebook workshop, 1984 November
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Box
48
Folder
9
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Research-water, Ford Research Group
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Box
48
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10
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Water booklet, contacts, etc.
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Subject files, 1984-1987?
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Box
48
Folder
11
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Miscellaneous
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Box
48
Folder
12
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Farm projects
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Box
48
Folder
13
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Miscellaneous
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Box
48
Folder
14
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Culture program, 1984-1986
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Box
48
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15
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Rural Coalition, 1987 June 5-7
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Box
48
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16
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American Sociological Association, 1987 June 16-19
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Box
48
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17
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CORA
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Box
48
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18
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9 to 5, 1987 July 10-13
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Box
48
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19
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SWEC workshop, 1987 July 17-19
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Box
48
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20
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New Democratic Movement, 1987 July 24-26
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Box
48
Folder
21
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Children's camp, 1987 June 23-28
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Box
48
Folder
22
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Workshop outstanding, FY 1987
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Box
48
Folder
23
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Workshop paid
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Box
48
Folder
24
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Workshop inquiries
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Box
48
Folder
25
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Workshop cancelled
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Box
48
Folder
26
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Women's Toxics workshop
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Box
48
Folder
27
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Alliance for Cultural Democracy, 1987 February
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Box
48
Folder
28
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Southern Empowerment Project, 1987 March 20-21
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Box
48
Folder
29
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Community Shares, 1987 April 3-5
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Box
48
Folder
30
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Popular Education, 1987 April 13-14
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Box
48
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31
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ACBE, 1987 August 1-3
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Box
48
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32
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Service Employees Union, 1987 May 16-17
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Box
48
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33
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University of Georgia Coop Extension, 1987 May
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Box
48
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34
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ACF
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Box
48
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35
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Miscellaneous
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Center for Community Change (CCC), Rural America, and Community Based
Education
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Box
49
Folder
1
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CCC - Legal Project
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Box
49
Folder
2
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HAC - Board, 1978 March
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Box
49
Folder
3
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Rural America: Regional organizations
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CCC - Board
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Box
49
Folder
4
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1978 May
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Box
49
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5
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1978 January 11
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Box
49
Folder
6
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CCC - Board meeting, 1977 September
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Box
49
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7
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Rural America
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Box
49
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8
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Rural America Board, 1977 June
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Box
49
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9
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Rural America Executive Committee H, 1978 April
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Box
49
Folder
10
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CCC, 1978 January
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Box
49
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11
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Public 41 Proposal Narrative, Broadside Television
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Box
49
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12
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CCC - Board, 1977 September
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Box
49
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13
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Rural America - 3rd conference
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Box
49
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14
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Broadside TV
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Box
49
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15
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HAC 77 Board meeting
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Box
49
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16
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HAC - Morris, 1976
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Box
49
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17
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Rural America Board, 1977 June
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Box
49
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18
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Rural America
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Box
49
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19
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Rural America Board meeting, 1977 December
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Box
49
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20
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CORA - ADPC
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Box
49
Folder
21
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Community based educational institutions
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Box
49
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22
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Hopkins, Anne - proposal NCA
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Box
49
Folder
23
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Black Lake
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Box
49
Folder
24
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Black Lake materials
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Miscellaneous financial files, office forms, and office files/standard
documents
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Box
50
Folder
1
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Financial statements miscellaneous
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Box
50
Folder
2
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Financial statements, 1979 September-1980 March
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Box
50
Folder
3
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Payroll, 1979
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Box
50
Folder
4
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Financial statements, 1979-1980
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Box
50
Folder
5
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Office forms, 1961-1963 : Including rules for participants, expense voucher, rules for workshop participants
at South Carolina Johns Island, application for scholarship grants, requests for
assistance in financing and setting up workshop, workshop report form, Second Step
Voter Education.
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Mimeos and printed material
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Box
50
Folder
6
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1963
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Box
50
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7
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1962 January-April
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Box
50
Folder
8
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1961
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Box
50
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9
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Responsibilities of Highlander Center workshop directors
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Box
50
Folder
10-15
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Miscellaneous
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Box
50
Folder
16
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Contributor's information
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Box
50
Folder
17
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Work sheet
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Box
50
Folder
18
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Mailing information sheet
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Box
50
Folder
19
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Workshop information and application
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Box
50
Folder
20
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Workshop participants
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Box
50
Folder
21
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Workshop summary
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Box
50
Folder
22
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Publicity-brochures “What is Highlander Center?,” 1967 December 12
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Box
50
Folder
23
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Publicity-brochures “We Shall Overcome,” 1963
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Box
50
Folder
24
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Films - Highlander Center
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Box
50
Folder
25
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Miscellaneous
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Box
50
Folder
26
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Office files/standard documents, 1965 September-1970 August
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Box
50
Folder
27
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Appalachian Self-Education program, 1969-1970
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Box
50
Folder
28
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Board meeting minutes, 1970 April
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Box
50
Folder
29
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Appalachian Self-Education program, phase I and II 1969-1970
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Box
50
Folder
30
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Overview-budget for P.P. Self Ed and Community Developed
Program, 1969-1970
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Box
50
Folder
31
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Annual report, 1969 October
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Box
50
Folder
32
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Report of Gilberto Ballejos, 1969 October
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Box
50
Folder
33
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Excerpts from Herman Blake's talk about Myles Horton and Highlander
Center, 1969 November
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Box
50
Folder
34
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Appalachian Self-Education program, 1970 April
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Box
50
Folder
35
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Summary of activities, 1969 April-1970 April
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Box
50
Folder
36
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Annual budget, 1969 September-1970 August
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Box
50
Folder
37
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Quarterly report budget, 1969 September-1970 August
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Box
50
Folder
38
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Reference letters used to go with appeals, 1969 Fall
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Box
50
Folder
39
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Report to board - Myles Horton, 1970 March
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Box
50
Folder
40
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Proposal to board on Committee on Resources, 1970 April
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Box
50
Folder
41
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Capital Campaign report to board, 1970 April
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Box
50
Folder
42
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Myles Horton letter to Gomillion on resignation as President, 1970 January
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Box
50
Folder
43
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Reverse Foreign Aid Plan, 1970
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Box
50
Folder
44
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Highlander Center Library Report to board, 1970 April
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Fiscal Year 1968-1969
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Box
50
Folder
45
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Pledge of Insurance Plan report to board, 1970 April
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Box
50
Folder
46
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Board of directors meeting minutes, 1970 April
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Box
50
Folder
47
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Memo to board following board meeting, 1969 May
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Box
50
Folder
48
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Report on Research Library to board, 1969 April
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Box
50
Folder
49
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Myles Horton introductory remarks to Appalachian community, 1968 October
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Box
50
Folder
50
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Highlander Center mailing, 1969 March
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Box
50
Folder
51
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Poor People Develop Poor People's Power, 1969 March
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Box
50
Folder
52
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Board meeting minutes, 1969 April
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Box
50
Folder
53
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Constitution and by-laws, 1969 April
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Box
50
Folder
54
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Appalachian program staff report for board meeting, 1969 April
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Box
50
Folder
55
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Quarterly report budget, 1968-1969
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Box
50
Folder
56
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Audit, 1969 August
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Fiscal Year 1967-1968
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Box
50
Folder
57
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Salary schedule
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Box
50
Folder
58
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Eastern Kentucky Mountain Project - Guy Carawan, director
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Box
50
Folder
59
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Appalachian report
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Box
50
Folder
60
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SCAR's memo on repression and the Poor People's Campaign, 1968 May
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Box
50
Folder
61
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Report on Repression, 1968 Spring
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Box
50
Folder
62
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Conrad Browne's talk to Unitarian Church, 1968 May
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Box
50
Folder
63
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Summary of activities, 1967 April-1968 April
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Box
50
Folder
64
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Statistical summary, 1967 April-1968 April
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Box
50
Folder
65
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Highlander Reports to Our
Neighbors, 1968 April : Only issue printed.
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Box
50
Folder
66
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Memo from SCAR and Highlander Center, 1968 March
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Fiscal Year 1966-1967
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Box
50
Folder
67
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News release regarding investigation, 1968 February
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Box
50
Folder
68
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Memo on TSU studies from SCAR and Highlander Center, 1968 February
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Box
50
Folder
69
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Letters
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Box
50
Folder
70
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Monthly budget reports, 1967 September, 1968 August
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Box
50
Folder
71
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Audit, 1968 August
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Box
50
Folder
72
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Annual budget, 1967 September-1968 August
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Box
50
Folder
73
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Budget to board, 1968 April
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Box
50
Folder
74
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Agenda
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Box
50
Folder
75
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Audit, 1968 April
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Box
50
Folder
76
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Memo to board from Myles Horton and Gomillion, 1968 March
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Box
50
Folder
77
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Report on pledge-in-lieu of insurance to board, 1968 April
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Box
50
Folder
78
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Research Library report to board, 1968 March
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Box
50
Folder
79
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Board meeting minutes, 1968 April
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Box
50
Folder
80
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Wise County workshop, 1967 March
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Box
50
Folder
81
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Press release on Mountain Music Jamboree, 1967 August
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Box
50
Folder
82
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Myles Horton speech at Amherst College Conference
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Box
50
Folder
83
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Myles Horton speech to CSM Ann Conference, 1967 April
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Box
50
Folder
84
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Material for Appalachian - Guy Carawan
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Box
50
Folder
85
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Mailing about legislative investigation, 1967 Spring
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Box
50
Folder
86
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Appalachian Community Leaders workshop, 1967 January
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Box
50
Folder
87
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2nd Appalachian Community Leaders workshop, 1967 January
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Box
50
Folder
88
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Appalachian Community Leaders workshop planning session, 1966
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Box
50
Folder
89
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Emergency mailing to Chicago friends, 1966 December
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Box
50
Folder
90
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Press release on bombing of center, 1966 October
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Box
50
Folder
91
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Board list
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Box
50
Folder
92
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Audit, 1967 August
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Box
50
Folder
93
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Budget, 1966-1967
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Box
50
Folder
94
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Quarterly reports, 1966-1967
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Box
50
Folder
95
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Letter on pledge in lieu of insurance, 1967 February
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Box
50
Folder
96
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Summary of activities, 1966-1967
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Box
50
Folder
97
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Statistical summary, 1966-1967
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Box
50
Folder
98
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Audit for board meeting
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Box
50
Folder
99
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Board meeting minutes, 1967 May
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Box
50
Folder
100
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Memo to board from Myles Horton, 1967 April
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Box
50
Folder
101
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Memo to board from CB, 1967 March
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Fiscal Year 1965-1966
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Box
50
Folder
102
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City, County, and State workshop planning session
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Box
50
Folder
103-104
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Summary of activities, 1965-1966
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Box
50
Folder
105
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Policy statements for groups working in Appalachia
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Box
50
Folder
106
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ACLU statement about legislation, Highlander Center 1967 April
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Box
50
Folder
107
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Legislative resolutions, 1967 April
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Box
50
Folder
108
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Legislative resolutions, news releases 1967 January, 1967 May
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Box
50
Folder
109
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Audit, 1966 August
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Box
50
Folder
110
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Quarterly budget reports, 1965 September-1966 July
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Box
50
Folder
111
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Report to board meeting of F.R. Rolbe, 1966 April
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Box
50
Folder
112
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Audit for board meeting, 1966 May
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Box
50
Folder
113
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Board meeting minutes, 1966 May
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Box
50
Folder
114
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Horton, Aimee 1963 September
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M99-039
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Part 8 (M99-039): Additions, 1957 0.1 cubic feet (1 oversize
folder) : Addition, 1957, of "Newspaper" published by the Georgia Commission on Education,
portraying the Highlander Folk School as a communist training school. Photographs
emphasize the School's integrationist policies and text attempts to connect racial
strife in the South with communism. : A reduced size copy of this item is in Mss 265, Box 34, Folder 5 (Part 1) of this
collection.
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Oversize folder
1
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Newspaper article published by the Georgia Commission on
Education, 1957
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M99-091
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Part 9 (M99-091): Additions, 1948-1967 0.1 cubic feet (1 oversize
folder) : Additions, 1948-1967, related to the Highlander Center including correspondence between
Myles Horton and Frank J. Sands, fundraising letters, copies of clippings, and three
issues of Highlander Reports (1956-1959).
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Oversize folder
1
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Correspondence, clippings, etc. 1948-1967
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M2000-186
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Part 10 (M2000-186, Audio 1450A/1978-1983): Additions, 1969-199934.4 cubic feet (34 records center
cartons and 1 archives box), 3 disc recordings, 3 tape recordings, and 0.2 cubic feet of photographs (1 archives box) Additions, 1969-1999, consisting of administrative and subject files related to the
cultural, educational, and social justice programs affiliated with the Highlander
Research and Education Center including international exchanges and visits; Community
Development and the Economy program of Jellico, Tennessee; the Southern Appalachian
Leadership Training (SALT) program; the Commission on Religion in Appalachia (CORA); the
Summer Youth Program; the Environment and Economics Intern Program; and projects formed
in cooperation with the United Furniture Workers of America. The ADMINISTRATIVE FILES, 1969-1999, series contains budget and financial materials,
as well as materials related to fundraising. Also included are staff reports,
correspondence, meeting minutes, files of various committees, and materials relating to
the 50th Anniversary of Highlander in 1982. The CULTURAL PROGRAMS, 1972-1998, contains materials relating to various music, art,
film, storytelling and oral history programs held by or otherwise affiliated with
Highlander and consists of flyers, reports, grant applications, and correspondence.
Includes audio recordings by Billy Sparks and Hazel Dickens. The EDUCATION series, 1977-1998, includes materials documenting various adult and
rural education programs such as the Highlander Economy and Education Project (HEEP) and
consists of reports, correspondence, and grant-related materials. The INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS series, 1980-1998, includes correspondence, reports, and
itineraries documenting international visits and exchanges. Materials document both
foreign visitors to Highlander as well as overseas travel conducted by Highlander staff
principally documenting their work with Latin America. The RURAL PROGRAMS series, 1978-1997, consists of correspondence, reports, and other
materials relating to programs developed for the general welfare of rural communities,
in particular the Commission on Religion in Appalachia (CORA) and the Community
Development and the Economy program of Jellico, Tennessee. The SOCIAL ACTION series, 1977-1998, relates to programs dealing with issues such as
labor, health, the environment, economics, diversity, gender, and the Persian Gulf War,
principally the Environmental Economics and Interns Programs and Highlander labor
projects formed in cooperation with the United Furniture Workers of America. Includes
audio recordings by Rocky Peck. The SUBJECT FILES, 1990-1997, consists of general files documenting programs, people,
and issues arranged roughly in alphabetical order. The WORKSHOPS and CONFERENCES series, 1982-1998, consists of correspondence, flyers,
reports, and conference schedules of conferences and workshops held either at the
Highlander facility or attended by Highlander staff. The YOUTH PROGRAMS series, 1984-1996, series documents youth programs affiliated with
Highlander, including the Black Mountain Youth Improvement Association, Rural Youth
Leadership for Change, and the Summer Youth Program and workshop, and consists of
correspondence and reports primarily from workshop participants to Highlander staff. The Southern Appalachian Leadership Training (SALT) series, 1971-1998, consists of
administrative files documenting program planning and the recruitment of new program
participants, as well as orientation and meeting materials, and SALT participant files
which include application materials, correspondence, and reports by participants of the
program. The SALT files are arranged in rough chronological order, alternating between
the administrative files and the participant files. Also includes audio recordings of
monthly reports and the David Community Development Corporation. The PHOTOGRAPHS, 1978-1997, are made up of both color and black and white prints,
often accompanied with the corresponding negatives and document several educational and
cultural programs affiliated with Highlander. There are four folders of black and white
photography documenting the United Furniture Workers of America as well as several
folders of color photographs documenting the Southern Appalachian Leadership Training
program. : Published materials from this addition were transferred to the State Historical Society
of Wisconsin Library. For a list of materials transferred, see the case file for this
collection.
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Series: Administrative Files, 1969-1999
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Box
1
Folder
1-2
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Highlander history, circa 1990-1995
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Box
1
Folder
3-5
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Budgets, 1978-1981
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Box
1
Folder
6
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Audit, 1984
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Box
1
Folder
7-9
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Budgets, 1989-1994
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Box
1
Folder
10-15
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Board Executive Committee, 1988-1998
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Board meetings correspondence, reports, minutes
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Box
1
Folder
16-37
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1977-1988
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Box
2
Folder
1-44
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1988-1991
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Box
3
Folder
1-21
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1991-1994
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Committees
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Box
3
Folder
22
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Diversity Committee, 1992
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Box
3
Folder
23-26
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Horton Memorial Fund Committee, 1990-1991
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Box
3
Folder
27-30
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Nomination Committee, 1990-1992
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Box
3
Folder
31
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Program Committee, 1986
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Box
3
Folder
32
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Publication Committee, 1986
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Box
3
Folder
33
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Board Resource Committee, 1986
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Box
3
Folder
34-37
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Board Financing Committee, 1988-1992
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Funding/Financing
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Box
3
Folder
38-41
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Receipts, 1978-1981
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Box
3
Folder
42-47
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Ford Foundation, 1976-1981
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Box
4
Folder
1-4
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General funding, 1980-1982
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Box
4
Folder
5
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Youth project funding, 1979-1980
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Box
4
Folder
6
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50th anniversary pledges, 1982
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Box
4
Folder
7
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Contribution thank-yous, 1986-1987
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Box
4
Folder
8
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Video funding, 1979-1980
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Box
4
Folder
9-12
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Fundraising and finances, 1988-1991
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Box
4
Folder
13
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Kellogg team, 1993
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Box
4
Folder
14
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Development team, 1995-1996
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Box
4
Folder
15
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Economy team, 1995-1997
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Box
4
Folder
16
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Internal development, 1994
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Box
4
Folder
17
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Rockefeller Family Fund, 1994
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Box
4
Folder
18-20
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Fundraising and proposals, 1992-1998
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Box
4
Folder
21-27
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Program planning, 1992-1996
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Box
4
Folder
28-30
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Highlander Reports, 1969-1995
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Box
5
Folder
1
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Buildings and grounds, 1994-1997
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Box
5
Folder
2
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Business affairs team, 1993
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Box
5
Folder
3
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Center team, 1993
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Box
5
Folder
4
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Contribution, 1995
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Box
5
Folder
5
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Coordinators team, 1994
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Box
5
Folder
6
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Rascon, Marco 1996
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Box
5
Folder
7
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Rostan, June, group 1995-1996
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Box
5
Folder
8-19
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Horton chairholders and related activities, 1992
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Box
5
Folder
20
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Planning retreat, 1994
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Box
5
Folder
21-28
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Staff reports, meetings, and evaluations 1994-1999
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Box
5
Folder
29-30
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Personnel policies, undated
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Box
5
Folder
31
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Employee search, 1991
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Box
5
Folder
32
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Job applicants, 1977
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Box
5
Folder
33-59
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Staff reports, meetings, and correspondence 1985-1998
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Box
6
Folder
1
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Land visits, 1995
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Box
6
Folder
2
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Land trusts, 1988
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Box
6
Folder
3
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Homecoming, 1988
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Box
6
Folder
4
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Internet, undated
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Box
6
Folder
5
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Steele Reese Foundation, 1987
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Box
6
Folder
6
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Highlander reports subscription mailing, 1987
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Box
6
Folder
7-14
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Correspondence, 1987
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Box
6
Folder
15
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Highlander schedule, 1992
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Box
6
Folder
16-96
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Institutions visiting Highlander, circa 1987-1994
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Correspondence
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Box
6
Folder
97-140
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1976-1998
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Box
7
Folder
1-8
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1985-1995
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Box
7
Folder
9-21
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50th anniversary program, 1981-1982
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Series: Cultural Programs, 1972-1998
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Box
7
Folder
22
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Cultural proposal, 1993
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Box
7
Folder
23
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Culture and community, 1986
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Box
7
Folder
24
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Cultural preservation programs, 1994
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Box
7
Folder
25
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Cultural STP, 1995
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Box
7
Folder
26
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Center for Cultural and Community Development, 1990
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Box
7
Folder
27
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Cultural workshop, 1995
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Box
7
Folder
28-29
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Cultural Committee, 1992-1993
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Box
7
Folder
30-34
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Songs of Struggle and Celebration, DeKalb Festival 1979
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Box
7
Folder
35
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Pikeville “HOOT,” 1981
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Box
7
Folder
36
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New York/D.C. fundraisers, 1981
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Box
7
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37
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Highlander benefit, 1981
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Box
7
Folder
38
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Women in the coalfields, 1981
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Box
7
Folder
39
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Outreach work, 1978-1980
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Box
7
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40
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Projects, 1983
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Box
7
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41
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Stearns, 1977-1979
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Box
7
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42
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Textile workers, 1977
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Box
7
Folder
43
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Gilmore, Earl undated
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Box
7
Folder
44
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Reece, Florence undated
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Box
7
Folder
45
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Nimrod Workman/George Tucker, 1981-1982
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Box
7
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46
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Reynolds, Malvina 1976
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Box
7
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47
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Schimmel, Nancy 1973-1976
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Box
7
Folder
48
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We Shall Overcome workshop, 1977
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Box
7
Folder
49
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Cross-Cultural workshop, 1986 April 18-20
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Box
7
Folder
50
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Coal workshop, 1986
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Box
7
Folder
51
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Workshop at Hindman, 1985
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Box
7
Folder
52
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Coal mining music, Pursglove, West Virginia 1985
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Box
7
Folder
53
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Rocky Peck, 1990
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Box
7
Folder
54
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“Carry it on” tribute weekend, 1985
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Box
7
Folder
55
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Cultural workshop (Jane), 1983
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Box
7
Folder
56-59
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“They'll Never Keep Us Down,” 1982 : See Disc 2.
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Disc
2
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“They'll Never Keep Us Down” / “West Virginia My Home” / Hazel Dickens :
audio recording, undated : "They'll Never Keep Us Down" is the theme from the film Harlan County, USA
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Disc
1
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“Let Our People Go” / “Children of the Eagle” / Billy Sparks : audio
recording, 1981
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Box
7
Folder
60-63
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Land and the Environment, 1981
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Box
7
Folder
64-67
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Culture in Coal Communities, 1982
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Box
8
Folder
1-4
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Music and Coal, 1978
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Box
8
Folder
5-7
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Cultural Expression in Coal Communities, 1982
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Box
8
Folder
8-16
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Music workshops, 1972-1978
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Box
8
Folder
17
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Traveling workshops, circa 1977
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Box
8
Folder
18
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Regional cultural workshop, 1978
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Box
8
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19
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Harlan workshop, 1974
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Box
8
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20
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Storytelling workshop, 1976
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Box
8
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21
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Cultural material, 1990-1991
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Box
8
Folder
22-23
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Cultural programs, 1990-1991
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Box
8
Folder
24
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Cultural Committee, 1990-1991
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Box
8
Folder
25-26
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Cultural fundraising, 1990-1991
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Box
8
Folder
27
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Written projects at Highlander, 1990-1991
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Box
8
Folder
28
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Nathan Cummings Foundation, 1991
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Box
8
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29
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Tribute to Myles Horton, 1990
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Box
8
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30
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Richard Hofrichter, arts and social movements 1991
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Box
8
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31
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Other cultural projects and requests, 1991
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Box
8
Folder
32
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Lift Every Voice: A Book of Labor Songs /
edited by Elizabeth Morgan, 1990
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Box
8
Folder
33-39
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FIPSE (Fund for Improvement of Post Secondary Education) grant, 1981-1983
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Box
8
Folder
40
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Mountain women's exchange, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
41
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Appalachian workshop, Culture and Community Empowerment in Hindman,
Kentucky 1985
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Box
8
Folder
42
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Appalachia, Environment and Healthcare 1980
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Box
8
Folder
43
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Concerned Citizens of Madison County, 1986
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Box
8
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44
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Minden, West Virginia 1986
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Box
8
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45
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Cateechee, South Carolina 1986
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Box
8
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46
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Workshop scheduling, 1984-1986
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Box
8
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47
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Sue Thrasher's jobs and meetings, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
48
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Economic Researchers workshop, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
49
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Nicaragua reunion, 1987
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Box
8
Folder
50
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Highlander Economy and Education Project (HEEP) meeting, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
51
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Cultural workshop and Hindman
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Box
8
Folder
52
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Economics workshop, 1986
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Box
8
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53
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Board meeting, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
54
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Presbyterian Peace Committee, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
55
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Dominican Sisters, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
56
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APSO, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
57-58
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Commission on Religion in Appalachia (CORA), 1986
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Box
8
Folder
59
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Summer Youth workshop, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
60
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Highlander Economics workshop, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
61
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LERN (Learning Resources Network) Education and Social Change
Network, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
62
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ACBE, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
63
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Education activists, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
64
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Highlander work weekend, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
65
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Cultural workshop, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
66
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MRS workshop, Highlander 1985
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Box
8
Folder
67
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Summer Youth workshop, 1985
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Box
8
Folder
68
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Labor and Media, 1985
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Box
8
Folder
69
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Culture and Community Empowerment, 1985
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Box
8
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70
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Appalachian songwriters, 1985
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Box
8
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71
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Media workshop, 1985
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Box
8
Folder
72
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Summer Youth workshop reunion, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
73
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Highlander Labor workshop, 1985
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Box
8
Folder
74
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Septima Clark book by Cynthia Brown, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
75
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Watkins, Nayo, culture undated
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Box
8
Folder
76
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Cunningham, Ezra interview, Beatrice, Alabama 1985
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Box
8
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77
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“Mom's staff," Thomasina DuBose 1985
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Box
8
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78
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Willi King tape transcription for Jane, undated
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Box
8
Folder
79
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Job description notes, 1981-1982
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Box
8
Folder
80
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Community economic development, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
81
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Community Environmental Health program, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
82
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Foxfire, 1982
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Box
8
Folder
83
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Willie King Festival, 1986
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Box
8
Folder
84
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Job description notes, 1980-1982
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Box
8
Folder
85
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Harlan County, 1985
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Box
8
Folder
86
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Wilson, Larry 1987
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Box
8
Folder
87
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Parting the Waters film project, 1994
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Box
8
Folder
88
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Fighting back in Appalachia, 1993
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Box
8
Folder
89
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Chicago fundraiser, 1993
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Box
8
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90
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Blackside/Sam Sills, 1994
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Box
8
Folder
91
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Black Women in U.S. history, Carlson
Publishing 1993
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Box
8
Folder
92
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Cultural proposals, 1993
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Box
8
Folder
93-95
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Funds, 1993, 1996
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Box
8
Folder
96
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The Long Haul, Swedish version 1993-1995
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Box
9
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1
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Culture Committee, 1992
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Box
9
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2
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Earth Jam, 1992-1994
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Box
9
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3
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Culture and Development, 1992
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Box
9
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4
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We Shall Overcome board, 1995-1996
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Box
9
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5
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Cultural feedback, 1992
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Box
9
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6
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Consulting with Nayo Watkins, 1992-1993
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Box
9
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7
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Kaltoft, Gwen 1990
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Box
9
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8
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Cultural projects and correspondence, 1993
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Box
9
Folder
9
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Cultural planning, 1994
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Box
9
Folder
10
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Information requests, 1997-1998
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Box
9
Folder
11
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Intergenerational workshop, 1991
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Box
9
Folder
12
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Permissions, 1995-1997
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Box
9
Folder
13
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Film projects, 1993
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Box
9
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14
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Rosenthal, Rob, Wesleyan University 1997
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Box
9
Folder
15
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California Fundraising workshop, 1991
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Box
9
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16
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Cultural workers and social change, 1995
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Box
9
Folder
17
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John Henry Fest, 1995
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Box
9
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18
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African-American Cultural Center, 1994-1995
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Box
9
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19
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Earth Jam, 1992
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Box
9
Folder
20
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Labor arts, murals 1995-1997
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Box
9
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21
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Lira, Agustin 1985-1991
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Box
9
Folder
22
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Kentucky alliance, 1991
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Box
9
Folder
23
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Black Mountain Festival, 1992
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Box
9
Folder
24
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Bread and puppets, undated
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Box
9
Folder
25
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Cultural workshops, 1997
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Box
9
Folder
26
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Homecoming funders, 1997
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Box
9
Folder
27
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Massek, Sue 1997
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Box
9
Folder
28
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Ralph Rinzler Memorial celebration, memorial fund 1995
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Box
9
Folder
29-34
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Contacts for cultural programs, 1983-1999
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Box
9
Folder
35-37
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Cultural STP, 1993-1995
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Box
9
Folder
38
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Cultural team, 1994
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Box
9
Folder
39-43
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Overcoming workshop, 1992
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Box
9
Folder
44-46
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Mountaintop Festival, 1996-1998
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Box
9
Folder
47
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Skaggs foundation, 1986
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Box
9
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48
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Joint Foundation, 1985
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Box
9
Folder
49
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Songs of Joe Hill, undated
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Box
9
Folder
50
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Advisory Board meetings, 1985
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Box
9
Folder
51
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Black cultural organizations, undated
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Box
9
Folder
52
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Ford Foundation, 1984
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Box
9
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53
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Culture and Empowerment, 1985
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Box
9
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54
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Community resources, undated
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Box
9
Folder
55
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Sea Island, cultural meeting 1984
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Box
9
Folder
56-57
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Correspondence, 1983-1985
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Box
9
Folder
58
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Field notes, 1985
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Box
9
Folder
59-60
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Knoxville/East Tennessee, 1985
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Box
9
Folder
61
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Video training, 1985
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Box
9
Folder
62
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Community Empowerment, 1985
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Box
9
Folder
63
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Communications for Communities, 1985
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Box
9
Folder
64
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Beaumont, 1985
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Box
9
Folder
65
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Dwight Woods, undated
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Box
9
Folder
66-73
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NEA Expansion Arts, 1976-1988
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Box
9
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74-76
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NEA Folk Arts division, 1974-1984
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Box
9
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77
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Reports to the board, 1972-1978
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Box
9
Folder
78
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Cultural program materials, circa 1981
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Box
9
Folder
79-81
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Cultural staff, 1978-1979, 1990
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Box
9
Folder
82-90
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Fundraising, 1977-1984
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Box
10
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1
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Field proposal, curricular materials 1977-1980
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Box
10
Folder
2
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Junius, Eddy 1983
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Box
10
Folder
3-4
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Freire, Paulo 1987
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Box
10
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5
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Highlander Archives, 1979-1980
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Box
10
Folder
6-7
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Women's issues, 1977-1979
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Box
10
Folder
8-9
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50th anniversary, 1982
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Box
10
Folder
10-34
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Seeds of Hope, 1990-1991
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Box
10
Folder
35
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Cultural workshops, 1986-1987
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Box
10
Folder
36
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Ruth Smith, 1991
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Box
10
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37
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Coal project in West Virginia, 1995
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Series: Education, 1977-1998
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Box
10
Folder
38-75
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Rural Education Projects, 1982, 1989-1997
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Highlander Economy and Education Project (HEEP)
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Box
10
Folder
76-79
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1984-1988
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Box
11
Folder
1-46
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1984-1988
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Adult Education programs
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Box
11
Folder
47-67
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1991-1997
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Box
12
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1-20
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1977-1998
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International programs, 1980-1998
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Box
12
Folder
21-42
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Nicaragua, 1980-1991
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Box
12
Folder
43-52
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Baez, Edwardo, tour 1984-1986
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Box
12
Folder
53-68
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Latin America, 1982-1985
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Box
13
Folder
1-2
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Central American regional meeting, 1984
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Box
13
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3-21
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Nicaragua, 1982-1991
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Box
13
Folder
22-24
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Signs of Hope/Seeds of Hope, 1990-1991
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Box
13
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25-26
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South Africa, 1985-1987
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Box
13
Folder
27-30
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Bhopal, 1984-1985
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Box
13
Folder
31-35
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Trip to India, 1985
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Box
13
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36-41
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General programs, circa 1984-1988
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Correspondence
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Box
13
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42
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Barndt, Deb 1980-1982
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Box
13
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43
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Gaventa, John and Juliet Merrifield, letters from India 1984
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Box
13
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44-46
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General, 1984-1985
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Box
13
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47-52
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International Committee, 1990-1993
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Box
13
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53-54
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Hawaii project, 1990
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Box
13
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55
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Proposals, 1983-1986
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Box
14
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1-5
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Global Education programs, 1994-1996
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Box
14
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6
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Correspondence and résumés, 1986
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Box
14
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7
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Latino outreach, 1991-1993
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Box
14
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8
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Mark Protti group, Vietnam and Indonesia 1998
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Box
14
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9
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Co-train, 1996
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Box
14
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10
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Edicio de la Torres, 1997
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Box
14
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11
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Barcelona connections, 1996
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Box
14
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12
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Bangladesh, 1989-1990
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Box
14
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13
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Abdu An-Na'aim, 1998
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Box
14
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14
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International staff memos, 1993
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Box
14
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15
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Resource Center, New Mexico 1992
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Box
14
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16
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International affairs, 1996
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Box
14
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17
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Synergos, field visits 1992
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Box
14
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18
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Eurodad, 1993
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Box
14
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19
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Lewis, Helen 1985-1986
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Box
14
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20-22
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Economic and trade issues, circa 1989-1994
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Box
14
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23
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International visitors, undated
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Box
14
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24
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International team, 1994
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Box
14
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25
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International program ideas, 1990
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Box
14
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26
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Community problem solving, 1994
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Box
14
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27
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GAFTA, 1995
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Box
14
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28
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International groups, undated
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Box
14
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29
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Mujer a Mujer, 1991
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Box
14
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30
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Andean Peace Scholarship program, 1991
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Box
14
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31
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Eastern European projects, 1991-1993
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Box
14
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32
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Welsh collaboration, 1997
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Box
14
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33
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Ekem, orientation undated
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Box
14
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34-35
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Correspondence, Marcos McPeek Villatoro 1993-1996
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Box
14
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36-37
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Zimbabwe, 1992
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Box
14
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38-41
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Mali, 1993
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Box
14
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42-44
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Britain and Ireland, 1991-1992
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Box
14
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45
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Canada, 1993
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Box
14
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46-56
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Delegations, exchanges, and visits 1990-1995
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Series: Rural Programs, 1978-1997
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Box
14
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57-70
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General rural information, 1984-1995
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Box
15
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1-2
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Youth programs, 1985-1995
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Box
15
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3-29
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Community Development and the Economy, Jellico, Tennessee 1984-1987
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Box
15
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30
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Rural development, 1986-1988
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Box
15
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31
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Rural consortium, 1988-1990
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Box
15
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32
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Appalshop, 1990-1998
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Box
15
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33
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Tennessee-Tombigee research, 1978
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Box
15
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34
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Sea Islands, 1994-1996
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Box
15
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35
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Rural Coalition, 1987
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Box
15
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36
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Appalachian Alliance, 1981-1984
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Commission on Religion in Appalachia (CORA)
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Box
15
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37-43
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1986
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Box
16
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1-24
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1981-1986
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Box
16
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25-32
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Rural programs, 1979-1992
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Box
17
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1-32
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Rural programs, circa 1982-1997
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Box
17
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33-39
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Toxic waste, 1981-1983
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Box
17
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40
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Anti-racism program, 1992
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Series: Social Action, 1977-1998
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Box
17
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41-65
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Labor, 1984-1997
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Disc
3
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UMWA / Rocky Peck : audio
recording, 1985
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Disc
3 (continued)
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Hey Mr. Massey / Rocky Peck : audio
recording, 1985
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Box
18
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1-32
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Labor: United Furniture Workers of America, 1978-1981
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Box
19
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1-54
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Environmental and Health programs, 1977-1998
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Environment and Economics Interns program
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Box
19
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55-59
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1989
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Box
20
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1-42
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1989-1994
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Box
20
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43
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Women, 1994-1997
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Box
20
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44
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Gulf War meeting, 1991
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Box
20
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45
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Anti-racism work, 1992-1993
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Box
20
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46
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Conscientious objectors, 1991-1992
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Box
20
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47
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Coalition of Southern Black Youth, 1989-1991
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Box
20
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48
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Institute for Community Economics, 1992
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Box
20
Folder
49
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Diversity, 1992
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Box
20
Folder
50-51
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Non-Highlander social action projects, 1991-1996
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Box
21
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1-2
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Bert and Mary Meyers Foundation, 1991-1992
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Box
21
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3
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Case Farms, 1996
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Series: Subject Files, 1990-1997
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Box
21
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4-78
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A-H
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Box
22
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1-121
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I-W
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Box
23
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1-7
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W-Z
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Series: Workshops and Conferences, 1982-1998
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Box
23
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8
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O'Connell, Barry 1984-1986
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Box
23
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9
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Overseas Development Network, 1984-1985
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Box
23
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10
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Parks, Rosa 1981
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Box
23
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11-12
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Participatory Research Group, 1984-1986
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Box
23
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13
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Adult Education and Peace Network, 1984-1985
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Box
23
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14
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Personnel policies, 1978-1981
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Box
23
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15
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Highlander film, Lucy Massie Phenix 1981
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Box
23
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16
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Play group, 1980-1985
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Box
23
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17
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Popular education, 1984
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Box
23
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18
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Portelli, Sandro 1984-1986
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Box
23
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19
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Participatory Research workshop, 1984
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Box
23
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20-28
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Correspondence, Q-S 1984-1986
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Box
23
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29-31
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Residential education, 1978-1985
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Box
23
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32
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Research, 1981-1983
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Box
23
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33
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Rony, Vera 1984-1986
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Box
23
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34
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Saap, Huebert 1982
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Box
23
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35
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Rural Action Agenda, 1985
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Box
23
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36
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Southern Exposure, 1984-1986
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Box
23
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37
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Staff list, undated
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Box
23
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38-41
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Correspondence, T-V 1984-1986
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Box
23
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42
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University of Tennessee conference, 1986
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Box
23
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43-47
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Correspondence, W-Z 1984-1986
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Box
23
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48-50
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Women's stories, 1985
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Box
23
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51-52
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Women and development, 1984
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Box
23
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53
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Defense spending, 1983-1984
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Box
23
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54
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Center for Popular Economics, 1984-1985
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Box
23
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55
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Computer and empowerment, 1986
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Box
23
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56
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Economic research, 1987
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Box
23
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57
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Health and safety, 1988
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Box
23
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58
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In-house Women's workshop, 1978
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Box
23
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59
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Child Development workshop, 1976
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Box
23
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60
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Human Needs workshop, 1982
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Box
23
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61
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Welsh miners' visit, 1979
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Box
23
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62
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Highlander workshops, 1989
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Box
23
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63
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South/North Project, 1989
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Box
24
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1
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Labor program, 1984-1985
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Box
24
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2
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Loretto Study Project, 1987
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Box
24
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3-10
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Labor/Media workshops, 1983-1985
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Box
24
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11
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Yellow Creek Concerned Citizens, circa 1980
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Box
24
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12-13
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Willingham, Alex, writings 1985
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Box
24
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14-16
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Women's workshops, 1990-1997
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Box
24
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17
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Rural connections, 1987
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Box
24
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18
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Folk school initiatives, 1996
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Box
24
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19
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Casey, 1998
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Box
24
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20
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Solidarity School, 1994
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Box
24
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21
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UNITE union meeting, 1996
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Box
24
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22
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Central Labor Council, 1997
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Box
24
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23
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Appalachian studies, 1997
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Box
24
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24
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Civil Rights in a Small Place, 1996
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Box
24
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25
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Lyndhurst meeting on communities, 1990
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Box
24
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26
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Alternative Roots, 1981-1984
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Box
24
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27
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The Commission on Religion in Appalachia (CORA) workshop, 1985
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Box
24
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28
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IUD (Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO) conference 1996
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Box
24
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29
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Babcock Conference, 1996
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Box
24
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30
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IEN (Indigenous Environmental Network) Cherokee Environmental
Gathering, 1996
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Box
24
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31
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Children's Defense Fund, 1993-1994
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Box
24
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32-33
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Searching for Common Ground, 1990-1991
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Box
24
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34
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Calendars, 1992-1994
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Box
24
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35
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Concept of workshop, 1978
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Box
24
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36
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Uprising of '34 Conference, 1995-1996
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Box
24
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37
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Lee's Participatory Research workshop, 1996
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Box
24
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38
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Harry Belafonte workshop, 1994
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Box
24
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39
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SRDI (Southern Rural Development Initiative), 1993
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Box
24
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40
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Labor educators, 1993
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Box
24
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41
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Episcopal Task Force visit, 1993
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Box
24
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42
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Meetings at Highlander, 1991
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Box
24
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43
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Oglala / Lakota Project, 1996
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Box
24
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44
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Hy Kornbluh luncheon, 1989
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Box
24
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45
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Race and waste, 1990
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Series: Youth Programs, 1984-1996
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Box
24
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46
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Black Mountain Youth Improvement Association, 1992
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Box
24
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47-52
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Rural Youth Leadership for Change, 1990-1994
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Summer Youth program and workshop
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Box
24
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53-68
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1984-1996
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Box
25
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1-44
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1984-1996
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Box
26
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1-10
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1984-1996
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Series: Southern Appalachian Leadership Training (SALT), 1971-1998
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Box
26
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11-73
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Administrative files, 1971-1977
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tape
1
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David Community Development Corporation : audio recording, 1971
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Box
27
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1-42
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Administrative files, 1977-1979
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Fellows and participants, 1976-1982
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Box
27
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43-46
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A-B
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Box
28
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1-56
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B-J
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Box
29
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1-46
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J-R
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Box
30
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1-9
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R-S
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Administrative files
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Box
30
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10-57
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1980-1984
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Box
31
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1-34
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1983-1988
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Box
31
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35-42
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Fellow and participants, 1986-1987
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Box
31
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43-72
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Administrative files, 1986-1989
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Box
31
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73-81
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Fellows and participants, 1988-1989
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Box
32
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1-10
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Fellows and participants, 1988-1989 (continued)
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Box
32
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11-47
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Administrative files, 1989-1991
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Box
32
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48-56
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Fellows and participants, 1990-1991
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Box
32
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57-60
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Administrative files, 1990-1991
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Box
32
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61-72
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Fellows and participants, 1991-1992
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Box
33
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1-36
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Administrative files, 1991-1992
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Box
33
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37-50
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Fellows and participants, 1992-1993
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Box
33
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51-66
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Administrative files, 1992-1993
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Box
33
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67-75
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Fellows and participants, 1993-1994
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Box
33
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76-94
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Administrative files, 1993-1994
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Box
34
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1-27
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Fellows and participants, 1994-1995
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tape
2
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Lisa Montelongo, monthly report : audio recording 1995 March
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tape
3
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Lisa Montelongo, monthly reports : audio recording 1995 May-July
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Box
34
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28-37
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Fellows and participants, 1995-1996
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Box
34
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38-47
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Administrative files, 1995-1996
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Box
34
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48-51
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Fellows and Participants, 1995-1997
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Box
34
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52-61
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Administrative files, 1996-1998
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Box
34
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62-73
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Fellows and participants, 1997-1998
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Box
34
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74-91
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Administrative files, 1991-1997
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Box
35
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1-28
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Administrative files, 1987-1995
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Audio 1450A
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Series: Audio Recordings, 1971-1995
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Audio
1450A/1978
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David Community Development Corporation, 1971
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Audio
1450A/1979
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“Let Our People Go”/“Children of the Eagle” / by Billy Sparks, 1981
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Audio
1450A/1980
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“UMWA”/“Hey Mr. Massey” / by Rocky Peck, 1985
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Audio
1450A/1981
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Lisa Montelango, monthly report 1995-03
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Audio
1450A/1982
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Lisa Montelango, monthly reports 1995-05-1995-07
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Audio
1450A/1983
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“They'll Never Keep Us Down” (Theme from Harlan County U.S.A.)/“West
Virginia, My Home” / by Hazel Dickens undated
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M2000-186
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Series: Photographs, 1978-1997
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Box
36
Folder
1
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They'll never keep us down, 1982 May
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Box
36
Folder
2
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Regional cultural workshop, 1978
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Box
36
Folder
3
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John Henry Fest, 1995
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Box
36
Folder
4
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Cultural STP, 1993
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Box
36
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5
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Overcoming workshop, 1992
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Box
36
Folder
6
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Welsh-Appalachian Education Project, undated
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Box
36
Folder
7-10
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United Furniture Workers of America, circa 1979
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Box
36
Folder
11
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Human Needs workshop, 1982
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SALT photos
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Box
36
Folder
12-13
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1990-1991
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Box
36
Folder
14-16
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1997
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Box
36
Folder
17
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undated
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Box
36
Folder
18
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Regional gathering, 1995-1996
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Box
36
Folder
19
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Carson, Ron, African American Culture Center 1990-1991
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M2004-203
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Part 11 (M2004-203, Audio 1450A/1-5, 7-1516): Additions, 1935-19989.2 cubic feet (9 records center
cartons and 1 archives box), 1515 audio recordings, 0.2 cubic feet of photographs (74 photographs, 20 negative
strips, 20 transparencies in 1 archives box), 410 videorecordings, and 29 films Additions, 1935-1998, consisting of materials from the Highlander Archives including
interviews, transcriptions, and other materials relating to Highlander's 50th
Anniversary; and correspondence, administrative and subject files of staff members Sue
Thrasher, Juliet Merrifield, John Gaventa, and Myles Horton documenting projects,
conferences, workshops, and international exchanges and visits. Also included are sound
recordings, transcripts, photographs and other files related to the book, We Make the Road by Walking: Conversations on Education and Social
Change by Myles Horton and Paulo Freire (1990). Files include correspondence,
minutes, annual reports, financial records, workshop materials, legal papers,
questionnaires, clippings, speeches, writings, publications, photographs, videotapes,
and audio recordings. The audio visual portion of this collection is still unprocessed. See Reference Archivist for additional information.
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Series: Highlander 50th Anniversary
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Austin, Aleine
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Box
1
Folder
1
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Interview by Sue Thrasher, 1982 August 19
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Box
1
Folder
2
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Edited interview, correspondence, clippings
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Baker, Ella
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Box
1
Folder
3
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Interview by Lenore Bredeson Hogan, 1979 March 4
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Box
1
Folder
4
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Interview by Sue Thrasher and Casey Hayden, 1977 April 19
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Box
1
Folder
5
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Correspondence
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Barry, Marion, Jr.
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Box
1
Folder
6
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Interview by Eliot Wigginton, 1981 December 4
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Box
1
Folder
7
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Edited interview, correspondence
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Bond, Julian
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Box
1
Folder
8
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Interview by Sue Thrasher, 1981 November 8
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Box
1
Folder
9
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Interview by Sue Thrasher and Bob Hall, undated
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Box
1
Folder
10
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Edited interview, interview notes, correspondence, clippings
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Boyens, Phyllis
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Box
1
Folder
11
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Edited interview, correspondence
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Braden, Anne
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Box
1
Folder
12
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Interview by Lenore Hogan, 1972 June 23
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Box
1
Folder
13
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Interview by Ruthe Pfisterer, 1981 January 5
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Box
1
Folder
14-16
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Interview by Sue Thrasher, 1981 April 18
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Box
1
Folder
17
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Edited outtakes from interview
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Branstetter, Cecil
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Box
1
Folder
18
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Interview by John Egerton, 1981 August 9
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Box
1
Folder
19
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Edited interview, correspondence
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Brazeal, Brailsford R.
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Box
1
Folder
20
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Interview by Marcellus Barksdale, 1978 February 1
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Box
1
Folder
21
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Interview by Bernard West, 1979 June 19
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Box
1
Folder
22
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Edited interview
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Box
1
Folder
23
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Correspondence, 1981-1982
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Carawan, Guy and Candie
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Box
1
Folder
24
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Interview by Sue Thrasher, 1982 January 28
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Chapman, Martha
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Box
1
Folder
25
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Interview by Craig Robinson and Helen Lewis, before 1981 March 10
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Box
1
Folder
26
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Supplemental interview by Sue Thrasher and Helen Lewis, 1981 November 1
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Box
1
Folder
27
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Correspondence, 1980
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Clark, Septima
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Box
1
Folder
28
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Interview by Jacquelyn Hall, 1976 July 25
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Box
1
Folder
29
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Interview by Eugene Walker, 1976 July 30
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Box
1
Folder
30
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Interview by Peter H. Wood, 1981 February 3
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Box
1
Folder
31
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Supplemental interview by Eliot Wigginton, 1981 June 20
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Box
1
Folder
32
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Edited interview, correspondence, clipping
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Box
1
Folder
33
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Background material
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Box
1
Folder
34
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Copy of interview edited for publication
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Cotton, Dorothy
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Box
1
Folder
35
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Interview by Eliot Wigginton and Sue Thrasher, 1981 June 20
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Box
1
Folder
36
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Edited interview, correspondence
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Daniel, Zilla Hawes
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Box
1
Folder
37
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Interview by Sue Thrasher, 1981 March 22
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Box
1
Folder
38
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Correspondence, 1980-1985
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Box
1
Folder
39
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Edited interview
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Dickens, Hazel
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Box
2
Folder
1
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Interview by Sue Thrasher, 1981 September 21
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Box
2
Folder
2
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Supplemental interview by Sue Thrasher, 1982 May 25
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Box
2
Folder
3
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Draft of edited transcript
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Dombrowski, James (Jim)
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Box
2
Folder
4
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Interview by Frank Adams (incomplete), undated
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Box
2
Folder
5
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Correspondence and biographical material, 1960, 1980-1981
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Eastering, Edith
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Box
2
Folder
6
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Interview drafts
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Box
2
Folder
7
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Correspondence and edited draft, 1982
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Gilmore, Earl
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Box
2
Folder
8
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Edited interview Susie Baker, 1981 May 24
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Gomillion, Charles Goode
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Box
2
Folder
9
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Interview by Eliot Wigginton, 1981 August 24
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Box
2
Folder
10
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Correspondence and edited interview, 1981-1982
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Box
2
Folder
11
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Paper about Gomillion by J.J. Jackson, 1995
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Helstein, Ralph
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Box
2
Folder
12
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Interview by Eliot Wigginton, 1981 May 4
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Box
2
Folder
13
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Background information, 1985
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Box
2
Folder
14
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Edited interview, correspondence
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Horton, Myles
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Box
2
Folder
15
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Interview by Eliot Wigginton, 1982 June 18
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Box
2
Folder
16
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Interview by Sue Thrasher, 1983 June 8
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Box
2
Folder
17
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Background information
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Box
2
Folder
18
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Transcript of speech by Horton, Denmark conference 1983 June
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Justus, May
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Box
2
Folder
19
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Interview by Alice Cobb, Mars Hill College undated
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Box
2
Folder
20
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Edited transcript
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Box
2
Folder
21
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Correspondence and transcript, 1981-1982, 1989
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Box
2
Folder
21a
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Guy Carawan and George Loveland memories, 2000
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Kobak, Sue
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Box
2
Folder
22
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Interview by Helen Lewis and Sue Thrasher, 1981 August 9
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Box
2
Folder
23
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Edited transcript, correspondence
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Kobak, Ezekiel (Zeke)
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Box
2
Folder
24
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Interview by Eliot Wigginton, Myles Horton and Sue Thrasher 1981 June 21
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Box
2
Folder
25
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Copy of edited interview
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Lewis, John
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Box
2
Folder
26
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Interview by Jim Sessions and Sue Thrasher for religion issue of Southern Exposure, 1976 March 31
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Melamed, Lanie
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Box
2
Folder
27
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Interview by Sue Thrasher, 1981 March 29 : Includes notes.
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Nixon, E.D.
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Box
2
Folder
28
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Interview by Frank Adams, 1981 February 25
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Box
2
Folder
29
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Supplemental interview by Eliot Wigginton, 1981 July 9
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Box
2
Folder
30
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Edited transcript, notes on changes, and correspondence
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Parks, Rosa
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Box
2
Folder
31
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Interview by Eliot Wigginton, with Myles Horton and Sue
Thrasher 1981 June 19
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Box
2
Folder
32
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Edited transcript, 1981 : Includes notes, correspondence.
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Box
2
Folder
33
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Edited transcript, 1996
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Robinson, Bernice
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Box
2
Folder
34
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Interview by Eliot Wigginton and Sue Thrasher, 1980 November 9
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Box
2
Folder
35
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Transcript, correspondence
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Box
2
Folder
36
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Transcript of talk by Robinson, Highlander 1979 November 17-18
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Saunders, Bill
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Box
2
Folder
37
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Interview by Lucy Phenix, 1981 June 19-21
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Seeger, Pete
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Box
2
Folder
38
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Interview of Seeger and Florence Reece by Studs Terkel, 1978 March 17
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Box
2
Folder
39
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Interview by Eliot Wigginton, 1981 April 14
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Box
2
Folder
40
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Partial transcript, correspondence
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Sinclair, Lewis
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Box
2
Folder
41
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Interview by Sue Thrasher, 1980 December 7
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Tefferteller, Ralph
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Box
2
Folder
42
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Interview by Guy and Candie Carawan, 1979 June
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Box
2
Folder
43
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Interview by Sue Thrasher, 1981 March 21
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Box
3
Folder
1
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Transcript with notes on corrections
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Box
3
Folder
2
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Correspondence, clippings 1982-1982, 1985
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Terkel, Louis “Studs”
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Box
3
Folder
3
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Interview by Eliot Wigginton, 1981 May 4
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Box
3
Folder
4
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Edited transcript, clippings
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Thronburgh, Lucille
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Box
3
Folder
5
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Interview with Lucille Thronburgh by June Rostan, 1981
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Box
3
Folder
6
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Supplemental interview by Eliot Wigginton, 1981 October 23
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Box
3
Folder
7
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Edited transcript
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Box
3
Folder
8
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Edited transcript, notes, correspondence
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Vivian, C.T.
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Box
3
Folder
9-10
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Interview by Anne Braden, 1981 February 25
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Box
3
Folder
11
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Edited transcript, notes, correspondence, clippings
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West, Don
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Box
3
Folder
12
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Interview by Sue Thrasher, 1974 July 10
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Box
3
Folder
13
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Edited transcript
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Box
3
Folder
14
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Wilson, Charlie and Frankie
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Box
3
Folder
14
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Interview by Sue Thrasher and Alice Cobb, 1980?
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Wright, Warren
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Box
3
Folder
15
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Interview by Herbie Smith and Helen Lewis, 1981 February 4
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Box
3
Folder
16
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Edited transcript
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Box
3
Folder
17
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Edited transcript, correspondence
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Young, Andrew
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Box
3
Folder
18
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Interview by Eliot Wigginton, 1981 July 8
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Box
3
Folder
19
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Edited transcript
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Box
3
Folder
20
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Sue Thrasher correspondence with Doubleday, 1980-1982, 1986
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Box
3
Folder
21
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Comments on interviews, 1980-1981
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Box
3
Folder
22
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Sue Thrasher working folder, archival interviews 1982, 1992
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Box
3
Folder
23
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Correspondence regarding interviews, Wigginton/Thrasher 1980-1984
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Box
3
Folder
24
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Southern Exposure, published excerpt of
interviews 1979, 1982
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Series: Sue Thrasher Files
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Correspondence
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1978-1983
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Box
3
Folder
25-43
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General
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Box
4
Folder
1
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Austin, Ernie
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Box
4
Folder
2
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Blue Mountain Center
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Box
4
Folder
3
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Brown, Cynthia
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Box
4
Folder
4
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Dunn, James
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Box
4
Folder
5
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Foxfire
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Box
4
Folder
6
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Hays, Lee
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Box
4
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7
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Kennedy, Stetson
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Box
4
Folder
8
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Mitchell, H.L.
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Box
4
Folder
9
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Red Cloud Productions (Christie Herbes)
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Box
4
Folder
10
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“Rosie the Riveter” film project
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Box
4
Folder
11
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Russell, David/Vene Klasen, Lisa
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Box
4
Folder
12
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Silnutzer, Randi
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Box
4
Folder
13
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Strasser, Judith
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Box
4
Folder
14
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Temple University Press
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Box
4
Folder
15
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1984-1985
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Subject files
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Box
4
Folder
16
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African American Institute, 1980-1981
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Box
4
Folder
17
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50th anniversary funding letter, 1980
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Box
4
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18
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Civil Rights workshop, 1982
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Box
4
Folder
19
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Clark, Michael 1981
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Box
4
Folder
20
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Clearinghouse, 1981-1982
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Box
4
Folder
21
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Culture workshop, 1982
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Box
4
Folder
22
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Culture program (Carawans), 1979-1984
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Box
4
Folder
23
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Defense spending, 1982
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Box
4
Folder
24
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Emory international students, 1983
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Box
4
Folder
25
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Environmental health, 1981
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Box
4
Folder
26
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Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education, 1985
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Box
4
Folder
27
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Institute for Southern Studies/Southern
Exposure, 1978-1983 : Thrasher was a board member.
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Box
10
Folder
1
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Labor canvass (original interviews), 1984
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Box
4
Folder
28
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Labor education, 1978-1982
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Box
4
Folder
29
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Press/publicity, 1979
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Box
4
Folder
30
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Progressive Alliance, 1979-1980 : Thrasher on Issues Commission.
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Box
4
Folder
31
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Southern Regional Council, 1978-1984 : Thrasher was an elected member.
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Box
4
Folder
32
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Southern Regional Council meeting, 1980
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Box
4
Folder
33
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Threads, 1980
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Box
4
Folder
34
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Voting rights, 1982-1983
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Box
4
Folder
35
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Working Lives, Southern Exposure Reader 1980 : Article by Thrasher.
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Box
4
Folder
36
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Workshops/meetings, 1979-1983
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Box
4
Folder
37
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Workshops proposal (program), 1981-1982
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Series: Juliet Merrifield Files
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Box
4
Folder
38
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Balance sheets, 1981-1983
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Box
4
Folder
39
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Budgets, 1983-1984
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Box
4
Folder
40
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Budget Committee, 1985 March/April
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Box
4
Folder
41
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Buildings, 1981-1985
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Box
4
Folder
42
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Childcare, 1982-1983
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Box
4
Folder
43
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Children's camp, 1985
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Box
4
Folder
44-45
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Correspondence, 1984-1985
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Box
4
Folder
46
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Miscellaneous
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Box
4
Folder
47
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European adult educators visit
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Box
4
Folder
48
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Funding: Ford Foundation proposal, 1983
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Box
5
Folder
1
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Ford Foundation, Fiscal Year 1983
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Box
5
Folder
2
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Ford: final report, 1982 July
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Box
5
Folder
3
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Ford Foundation, 1984-1985
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Funding
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Box
5
Folder
4
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ARCA Foundation for Toxics Education in the South, 1983
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Box
5
Folder
5
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Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation: Toxics in the South, 1983
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Box
5
Folder
6
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Discount Fund, 1983, 1985
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Funding
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Box
5
Folder
7
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Foundations list summary, 1982-1983
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Box
5
Folder
8
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National Home Library Fund, 1978-1983
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Box
5
Folder
9
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Needmor, 1983
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Box
5
Folder
10
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Needmor proposal (defense), 1983
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Box
5
Folder
11
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Norman (military and human needs), 1983
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Box
5
Folder
12
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J.C. Penney (defense), 1982-1983
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Box
5
Folder
13
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HASAW--Britain notes, 1984
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Box
5
Folder
14
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India--Bhopal video, 1985
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Box
5
Folder
15
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Strategic minerals/Defense industry report, 1981-1982
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Box
5
Folder
16
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United Church of Christ labor proposal, undated
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Box
5
Folder
17
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Labor Committee, 1983-1985
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Box
5
Folder
18
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Legal Services training, 1981
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Box
5
Folder
19
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Library, videotapes in library undated
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Box
5
Folder
20
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“Rethinking Development on Site Clear Fork Valley” booklet, 1984 August 28-30
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Box
5
Folder
21
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Tennessee Committee on Occupational Safety and Health (TCOSH)
workshop, 1980 February 22-24
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Box
5
Folder
22
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Women's Occupational Health workshop, undated
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Box
5
Folder
23-24
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Toxics workshop, 1982 June 11-13
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Box
5
Folder
25
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Farm Labor Organizing Committee program flyer, 1983
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Box
5
Folder
26
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Wales--Dai Francis
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Box
5
Folder
27
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Welsh miner visit materials, 1978
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Box
5
Folder
28
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Welsh miners trip, 1978-1979
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Box
5
Folder
29
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Building South franchises, 1978
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Box
5
Folder
30
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Tennesseans Against Chemical Hazards (TEACH) training, 1981-1982
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“Smells Like Money” / by The Kingsport Study Group, Southern Exposure (volume VI, no. 2) 1977-1983
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Box
5
Folder
31
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Correspondence
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Box
5
Folder
32
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Follow-up
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Box
5
Folder
33-34
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Kingsport Times clippings
|
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Box
5
Folder
35
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Notes and drafts
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Box
5
Folder
36
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Tennessee Eastman Company (TEC)
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Box
5
Folder
37
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Manuscript and published article
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Box
5
Folder
38
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TVA interviews
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Box
5
Folder
39
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Interviews
|
|
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Series: John Gaventa Files
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Box
5
Folder
40
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Bios, personal references for others, etc.
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Box
5
Folder
41-48
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Correspondence, 1980-1982, 1987-1989
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|
Box
6
Folder
1-2
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Correspondence, 1984-1985
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Box
6
Folder
3
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Memos, 1984
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Box
6
Folder
4
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Copperhill Operations, Cities Services Company, Tennessee 1977
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Box
6
Folder
5
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Glen, John, book drafts 1991
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Box
6
Folder
6
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Grawemeyer Award, 1987-1988
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Box
6
Folder
7
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Lewis, Helen, Project 1988-1989
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Box
6
Folder
8
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Management Assistance Group report, 1986-1987
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Box
6
Folder
9
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Save Our Cumberland Mountains (SOCM), 1990s? October 23-24
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Box
6
Folder
10
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Trandon visit, 1991
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Box
6
Folder
11
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Temporary Worker workshop, 1991
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Box
6
Folder
12
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501C3 tax status, 1989-1994
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|
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Series: Board Materials
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|
Box
6
Folder
13
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Administrator Review Committee, 1981
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|
Box
6
Folder
14-23
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Board meetings, 1978-1985, 1991, 1993
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Box
6
Folder
24
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Board/staff retreat, 1983 January
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Box
6
Folder
25-27
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Budgets/financial, 1977-1984
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Box
6
Folder
28
|
Development, 1979-1980
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Box
6
Folder
29-31
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Executive Committee, 1980-1984
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Box
6
Folder
32
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Salaries, 1982
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Box
6
Folder
33-34
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Staff meeting minutes, 1979-1985
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Box
6
Folder
35-42
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Staff memos, reports 1978-1985
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Box
7
Folder
1
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Staff retreat materials, 1990-1992
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Box
7
Folder
2
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Clement workshop, Occupational Health 1978-1980
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Box
7
Folder
3
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Health program, 1979-1982
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Box
7
Folder
4
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Kahn, Si 1980
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Box
7
Folder
5
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Jordan, Clarence undated
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Box
7
Folder
6
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Ludwig biography and notes, undated
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Box
7
Folder
7
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Ludwig speech on Highlander, 1980 April
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Box
7
Folder
8
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Montana Farmers Union, 1978-1979
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Box
7
Folder
9
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Smith, Hilda 1984
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Box
7
Folder
10
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Wood, Roxie 1978
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Box
7
Folder
11
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Materials from Vera McCampbell, 1958-1959
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Box
7
Folder
12
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Odds and ends from Mike Clark
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Box
7
Folder
13
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Attack on Highlander clippings
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Box
7
Folder
14
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Kidd, J.R., on Highlander Folk School
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Box
7
Folder
15
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Rosa Parks/Septima Clark dinner in California, 1980
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Box
7
Folder
16
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Dombrowski, Jim 1980
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Box
7
Folder
17
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HUAC--Memphis, Myles Horton clippings
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Box
7
Folder
18
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Cobb Oral History Project, 1978
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|
Box
7
Folder
19
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West Virginia University School of Social Work, 1975
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Box
7
Folder
20
|
“The Challenge of Community Education in Northern Ireland” / Tom
Lovett, undated
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Box
7
Folder
21
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Clark, Septima 1978-1979
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|
|
Series: Library/Research
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|
Box
7
Folder
22-35
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Series: Correspondence, 1980-1982,
undated
|
|
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Series: Bill Horton files
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Box
7
Folder
36
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Southern Neighborhood Network, Marty Collier 1985
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Box
7
Folder
37
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“Readi/Computer Literacy for Rural Adults” / Mary Emery, 1985
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Box
7
Folder
38
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Genoa Crafts, 1985
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|
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Series: Myles Horton Files
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|
Box
7
Folder
39
|
Correspondence, 1979-1986
|
|
Box
7
Folder
40
|
Speech, University of Tennessee Baptist Student Center 1967
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Box
7
Folder
41
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Field report, St. Petersburg, Florida 1968
|
|
Box
7
Folder
42
|
People related to Highlander clippings, 1962-1966
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|
Box
7
Folder
43
|
Bequests and legacies, gifts 1964-1965, 1967, 1970
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Box
7
Folder
44
|
Migrant Theater, 1969-1970
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Box
7
Folder
45
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Knoxville, Modernizing State Government, U.S. Chamber of
Commerce
|
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Box
7
Folder
46
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Poor People's Cultural workshop, 1968
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Box
7
Folder
47
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Publicity draft, 1969
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Box
7
Folder
48
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Stock transactions, 1964-1965
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Box
7
Folder
49
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Transcript of interview by John Glen, 1978
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Box
7
Folder
50
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Letter to Martin Luther King Jr. regarding Nobel Prize, 1964
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|
Box
7
Folder
51
|
Herb Kohl interview with Myles Horton, 1983
|
|
Box
7
Folder
52
|
Writings, 1984-1986
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|
Box
7
Folder
53
|
Fellowship of Reconciliation MLK Award to Myles Horton, 1986 August
|
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Box
7
Folder
54
|
Bingham Graves: Conversations with Myles Horton, undated
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Box
7
Folder
55
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Bermack, Richard 1981
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Box
7
Folder
56
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Crossroads Africa speech, 1978 May
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Box
7
Folder
57
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Brazilian workers discussion, 1978 March
|
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Box
7
Folder
58
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FBI, 1977-1978
|
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Box
7
Folder
59
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Highlander as Community School, undated
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Box
7
Folder
60
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Canadian Conference, 1977 October
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Box
7
Folder
61
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Basic choices, 1979
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Box
7
Folder
62
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Martin, Charles
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Box
7
Folder
63
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Hurst, Charles
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Box
7
Folder
64
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Myles Horton's 75th birthday
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Box
7
Folder
65
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Berkeley note, undated
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Box
7
Folder
66
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Duplicates, 1940, 1967
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Box
7
Folder
67
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Conference on Workers Culture, 1977, 1980
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Box
7
Folder
68
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Denmark Conference, 1983
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Box
7
Folder
69
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Release forms, 1981?
|
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Box
7
Folder
70
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Press articles, 1982
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Box
7
Folder
71
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Press/response to Bill Moyers interview, undated
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Box
7
Folder
72
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Highlander notes, undated
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Box
7
Folder
73
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Union Theological Seminary, 1978-1981
|
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Box
7
Folder
74
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Voices of the Civil Rights Movement, Smithsonian Conference 1980, 1984
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Box
7
Folder
75
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Interview by Peggy Buler, 1989 December
|
|
|
Series: Highlander Archive
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|
Box
8
Folder
1-5
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Funding: NHPRC, 1979-1982
|
|
Box
8
Folder
6
|
Cross-references
|
|
Box
8
Folder
7
|
Index
|
|
Box
8
Folder
8
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Reference guide, 1981 February
|
|
Box
8
Folder
9
|
Partial guide
|
|
Box
8
Folder
10
|
Mary Elizabeth Barnicle Volume Collection notes and
observations
|
|
Box
8
Folder
11
|
Mary Elizabeth Barnicle and Tillman Cadle Collection of Field Recordings
final records
|
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Box
8
Folder
12
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Stone, Olive 1978
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Box
8
Folder
13
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Highlander Folk School article and writing, undated
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Box
8
Folder
14
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Montgomery, Lucy undated
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|
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Series: Subject Files
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|
Box
8
Folder
15
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Thrasher keynote address, Appalachian Studies Conference 1982
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|
Box
8
Folder
16
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Appalachian Studies Conference, 1985
|
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Box
8
Folder
17
|
Culture/Oral History notes, 1983-1984
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Box
8
Folder
18
|
Abraham Zide, United Furniture Workers, interview by Sue
Thrasher 1979, 1981
|
|
Box
8
Folder
19
|
John Ramsey oral history by Ohio Labor History Project, 1976-1977
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|
Box
8
Folder
20
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Earl Dotter transcript of talk, Mars Hill College 1979
|
|
Box
8
Folder
21
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Chisholm, Malcolm undated
|
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Box
8
Folder
22
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Dombrowski Memorial, New Orleans 1983
|
|
Box
8
Folder
23
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50th anniversary (selections from tapes), 1981?
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|
Box
8
Folder
24
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Reece, Florence, poems undated
|
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Box
8
Folder
25-26
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Highland Reporter poetry issue, 1980 December
|
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Box
8
Folder
27
|
Financial, 1980-1982
|
|
Box
8
Folder
28
|
Toxics planning, 1983-1985
|
|
Box
8
Folder
29
|
Human Needs follow-up, 1982-1983
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Box
8
Folder
30
|
Atlanta concert, 1983
|
|
Box
8
Folder
31
|
50th Anniversary Fund donation list
|
|
Box
8
Folder
32
|
Photocopied materials from John Glen
|
|
Box
8
Folder
33
|
Flow charts
|
|
Box
8
Folder
34
|
Participatory research project, 1978
|
|
Box
8
Folder
35
|
Participatory research project conference, 1980
|
|
Box
8
Folder
36
|
Southern Exposure, “Rendering Unto
Caesar,” 1977
|
|
Box
8
Folder
37
|
Wales Conference, 1980 April
|
|
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Series: Southern Appalachian Leadership Training (SALT)/Rural Coalition : Tim Murphy, SALT, Versailles, Kentucky
|
|
Box
8
Folder
38-40
|
General, 1982-1985
|
|
Box
8
Folder
41
|
Acid rain project, 1985
|
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Box
8
Folder
42
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Arkansas land study, 1984-1985
|
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Box
8
Folder
43
|
Groundwater, 1984-1985
|
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Box
8
Folder
44
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Indian issues, 1985
|
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Box
8
Folder
45
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Military spending project, 1985
|
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Box
8
Folder
46-48
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Natural resources task force, Murphy chair 1983-1985
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Box
8
Folder
49
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Oil and gas, 1984-1985
|
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Box
8
Folder
50
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Timber, 1985
|
|
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We Make the Road by Walking / by Myles
Horton and Paulo Freire, 1987-1991
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Box
9
Folder
1
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Publishers and presses
|
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Box
9
Folder
2
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Memoranda
|
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Box
9
Folder
3
|
Freire bibliography
|
|
Box
9
Folder
4
|
Corrections
|
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Box
9
Folder
5
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Freire at Highlander
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Box
9
Folder
6
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Agreements
|
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Box
9
Folder
7
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Review
|
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Box
9
Folder
8
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Corrections, post-submittal
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Box
9
Folder
9
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Proposals
|
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Box
9
Folder
10
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Temple University Press contract and correspondence, 1990
|
|
Box
9
Folder
11
|
Correspondence to Myles
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Box
9
Folder
12
|
Temple University Press
|
|
Box
9
Folder
13-14
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Freire and Horton interviews, transcripts of Tapes 1-12
|
|
Box
9
Folder
15
|
Lives and Conversations of Paulo Freire and Myles Horton, 1st edit of
transcript
|
|
|
Series: Zilphia Horton Materials
|
|
Box
9
Folder
16
|
Excerpts from speech, Montana Farmers Union School 1956
|
|
Box
9
Folder
17
|
“My Citizenship Booklet” / Highlander Folk School Citizenship
School, 1961-1962
|
|
Box
9
Folder
18-19
|
“An Analysis of Selected Programs for the Training of Civil Rights and
Community Leaders in the South” / by Aimee I. Horton
|
|
Box
9
Folder
20
|
Guides to Highlander Folk School collections at Tennessee State Library and
Archives
|
|
Box
9
Folder
21
|
Song sheets and sheet music
|
|
Box
9
Folder
22
|
Appalachia?
|
|
Box
9
Folder
23
|
Highlander Reports (incomplete), 1961-1981
|
|
|
Series: Miscellaneous Files
|
|
Box
9
Folder
24-36
|
1935-1980, undated
|
|
Audio 1450A
|
Series: Audio Recordings
|
|
|
Subseries: Meetings
|
|
Audio
1450A/33
|
“Advisory and Executive Meeting,” 1956 March 3, 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/34
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“Advisory and Executive Meeting,” 1956 March 3, 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/98
|
Highlander Board Meeting, 1965 May 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/99
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1965 May 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/100
|
Highlander Board Meeting, 1965 May 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/101
|
Highlander Board Meeting, 1965 May 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/115
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Highlander Board meeting, 1966 May 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/142
|
Highlander Board Meeting, 1968 April 26-27
|
|
Audio
1450A/143
|
Highlander Board Meeting, 1968 April 26-27
|
|
Audio
1450A/144
|
Highlander Board Meeting, 1968 April 26-27
|
|
Audio
1450A/145
|
Highlander Board meeting, 1968 Spring
|
|
Audio
1450A/189
|
Highlander Board meeting, 1969 April
|
|
Audio
1450A/190
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Highlander Board meeting, 1969 April
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Audio
1450A/62
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Highlander Board meeting and Workshop, 1960s
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Audio
1450A/198
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Highlander Board meeting, 1970
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Audio
1450A/199
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Highlander Board meeting, 1970
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Audio
1450A/206
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Board Meeting, 1971 January 24-25
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Audio
1450A/207
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Board Meeting, 1971 January 24-25
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Audio
1450A/208
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Board Meeting, 1971 January 24-25
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Audio
1450A/217
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Board meeting, 1972 August 19
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Audio
1450A/218
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Board meeting, 1972 August 19
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Audio
1450A/219
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Board meeting, 1972 August 19
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Audio
1450A/220
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Board meeting, 1972 August 19
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Audio
1450A/1206
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1973 April 15
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Audio
1450A/1207
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1973 April 15
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Audio
1450A/1208
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1973 April 15
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Audio
1450A/1209
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1973 April 15
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Audio
1450A/1217
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Highlander Board meeting, 1974 April 6-7
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Audio
1450A/1218
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Highlander Board meeting, 1974 April 6-7
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Audio
1450A/1220
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Highlander Board Meetings, 1975 April 26
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Audio
1450A/1221
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Highlander Board Meetings, 1975 April 26
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Audio
1450A/1222
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Highlander Board Meetings, 1975 April 26
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Audio
1450A/1223
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Board Meeting, 1976 April 23-25
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Audio
1450A/1224
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Board Meeting, 1976 April 23-25
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Audio
1450A/1238
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Highlander Board meeting, 1977 May 7-8
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Audio
1450A/1239
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Highlander Board meeting, 1977 May 7-8
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Audio
1450A/1259
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Board Meeting, 1978 May 6-7
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Audio
1450A/1260
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Board Meeting, 1978 May 6-7
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Audio
1450A/1271
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1979 May 6-7
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Audio
1450A/1272
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1979 May 6-7
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Audio
1450A/1166
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Highlander Board meeting, 1980 June 24-25
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Audio
1450A/1167
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Highlander Board meeting, 1980 June 24-25
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Audio
1450A/1314
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Highlander Board meeting, 1981 June 19-21
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Audio
1450A/1315
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Highlander Board meeting, 1981 June 19-21
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Audio
1450A/1336
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Highlander Board meeting, 1982 June 17-19
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Audio
1450A/1337
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Highlander Board meeting, 1982 June 17-19
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Audio
1450A/1355
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Highlander Board meeting, 1983 May 20-22
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Audio
1450A/1356
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Highlander Board meeting, 1983 May 20-22
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Audio
1450A/1365
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Highlander Board meeting, 1984 May 11-12
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Audio
1450A/1366
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Highlander Board meeting, 1984 May 11-12
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Audio
1450A/1381
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Highlander Board meeting, 1985 May 4-5
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Audio
1450A/1382
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Highlander Board meeting, 1985 May 4-5
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Audio
1450A/612
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1986 April 25-27
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Audio
1450A/613
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1986 April 25-27
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Audio
1450A/614
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1986 April 25-27
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Audio
1450A/615
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1986 April 25-27
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Audio
1450A/616
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1986 April 25-27
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Audio
1450A/617
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1986 April 25-27
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Audio
1450A/618
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1986 April 25-27
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Audio
1450A/619
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1986 April 25-27
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Audio
1450A/620
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1986 April 25-27
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Audio
1450A/621
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1986 April 25-27
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Audio
1450A/622
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1986 April 25-27
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Audio
1450A/623
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Highlander Board meeting, 1986 November 8
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Audio
1450A/624
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Highlander Board meeting, 1986 November 8
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Audio
1450A/625
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Highlander Board meeting, 1986 November 8
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Audio
1450A/626
|
Highlander Board Meeting, 1989 October 28
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Audio
1450A/627
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1989 October 28
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Audio
1450A/628
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1989 October 28
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Audio
1450A/629
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1989 October 28
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Audio
1450A/634
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1990 October 26-27
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Audio
1450A/635
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1990 October 26-27
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Audio
1450A/636
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1990 October 26-27
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Audio
1450A/637
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1990 October 26-27
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Audio
1450A/179
|
Highlander Board meeting, undated
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Audio
1450A/1163
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Executive Board and Staff Meeting, 1982 January 23
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Audio
1450A/1164
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Executive Board and Staff Meeting, 1982 January 23
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Audio
1450A/1165
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Executive Board and Staff Meeting, 1982 January 23
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Audio
1450A/638
|
Board of Directors Meeting, 1991 May
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Audio
1450A/639
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Board of Directors Meeting, 1991 May
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Audio
1450A/640
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Board of Directors Meeting, 1991 May
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Audio
1450A/641
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Board of Directors Meeting, 1991 May
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Audio
1450A/642
|
Board of Directors Meeting, 1991 May
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Audio
1450A/643
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Board of Directors Meeting, 1991 May
|
|
Audio
1450A/117
|
Highlander Staff meeting, 1966 May 26
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Audio
1450A/187
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Highlander Staff meeting, 1969 April 18
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Audio
1450A/188
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Highlander Staff meeting, 1969 May 22
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Audio
1450A/216
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Highlander Staff meeting, 1971 August 16
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Audio
1450A/1216
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Highlander Staff meeting, 1973 December 13
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Audio
1450A/1156
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Highlander Staff Discussion on Cultural Work meeting, 1980s?
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Audio
1450A/1426
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Highlander meeting, undated
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Audio
1450A/1414
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Architect meeting, unknown year January 18
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Audio
1450A/1470
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Black Muslim Mosque meeting, 1966 April 12
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Audio
1450A/550
|
CHD Meeting, 1989 January 5
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Audio
1450A/551
|
CHD Meeting, 1989 January 5
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Audio
1450A/552
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CHD Meeting, 1989 January 5
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Audio
1450A/630
|
CHD Advisory Board Meeting, 1990 September 22
|
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Audio
1450A/631
|
CHD Advisory Board Meeting, 1990 September 22
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Audio
1450A/632
|
CHD Advisory Board Meeting, 1990 September 22
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Audio
1450A/633
|
CHD Advisory Board Meeting, 1990 September 22
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Audio
1450A/116
|
Charleston meeting, 1966 May 14
|
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Audio
1450A/1354
|
Community Empowerment Planning meeting, 1983 May 16
|
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Audio
1450A/482
|
Concluding meeting at National MED Office, 1987 January 17
|
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Audio
1450A/483
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Concluding meeting at National MED Office, 1987 January 17
|
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Audio
1450A/1409
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Democratic Socialist meeting, 1981 April 3-5
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Audio
1450A/644
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Diversity Meeting, 1991 November 1-3
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Audio
1450A/645
|
Diversity Meeting, 1991 November 1-3
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Audio
1450A/646
|
Diversity Meeting, 1991 November 1-3
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|
Audio
1450A/478
|
Esteli MED Office meeting, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/31
|
“Farmer's Union Meeting,” 1956 February 16-17
|
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Audio
1450A/1157
|
Fleming County meeting, unknown year October 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/1158
|
Fleming County meeting, unknown year October 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/1403
|
Klan meeting, 1964
|
|
Audio
1450A/1292
|
Knoxville Women's meeting, 1979 August 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/479
|
Literacy Museum meeting, 1987 January 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/480
|
Literacy Museum meeting, 1987 January 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/481
|
Literacy Museum meeting, 1987 January 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/1242
|
National Science Foundation meeting, 1979 August 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/1408
|
ORBES meeting, 1978 September 10
|
|
Audio
1450A/1410
|
Planning meeting, unknown year January 14-15
|
|
Audio
1450A/321
|
Regional Sea Island Culture/Penn Center meeting, 1984 May 30
|
|
Audio
1450A/322
|
Regional Sea Island Culture/Penn Center meeting, 1984 May 30
|
|
Audio
1450A/323
|
Regional Sea Island Culture/Penn Center meeting, 1984 May 30
|
|
Audio
1450A/324
|
Regional Sea Island Culture/Penn Center meeting, 1984 May 30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1401
|
Revival meeting, 1965 May 12?
|
|
Audio
1450A/29
|
“Meeting at Septima Clark's Home,” 1955
|
|
Audio
1450A/30
|
“Meeting at Septima Clark's Home,” 1957
|
|
Audio
1450A/124
|
South Carolina meeting, 1966
|
|
Audio
1450A/1279
|
TnCOSH meeting, 1979 August 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/1284
|
Toxic Waste meeting, 1980 March 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/1240
|
“We Shall Overcome” Fund meeting, 1977 June
|
|
Audio
1450A/183
|
Zilphia Horton on Folk Songs/Farmer's Union meeting, 1956 February 16-17
|
|
|
Subseries: Conference and Discussions
|
|
Audio
1450A/166
|
Action for Appalachian Youth Conference, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/167
|
Action for Appalachian Youth Conference, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1168
|
Alaska: Discussion on Culture and Nationhood, 1982 February 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/1169
|
Alaska: Discussion on Culture and Nationhood, 1982 February 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/80
|
Appalachia Project Discussion, 1965 May 23, June 6, 26, July 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/81
|
Appalachia Project Discussion, 1966 May 23, June 6, 26, July 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/82
|
Appalachia Project Discussion, 1967 May 23, June 6, 26, July 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/83
|
Appalachia Project Discussion, 1968 May 23, June 6, 26, July 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/84
|
Appalachia Project Discussion, 1969 May 23, June 6, 26, July 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/85
|
Appalachia Project Discussion, 1970 May 23, June 6, 26, July 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/160
|
Appalachian Leadership Conference, 1968 October 21, 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/161
|
Appalachian Leadership Conference, 1969 October 21, 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/1266
|
Builders Conference, 1979 March 9-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/1267
|
Builders Conference, 1979 March 9-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/1268
|
Builders Conference, 1979 March 9-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/119
|
Civil rights discussion, 1966 August 3-5
|
|
Audio
1450A/178
|
College Student Conference, Ohio Cumberland, etc. undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/191
|
Editorial Conference at Highlander, 1969 July 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/36
|
Gatlenberg Planning Conference, 1956 October 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1394
|
Integration Discussion, 1954 June 29-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1430
|
Integration Discussion, 1956 March
|
|
Audio
1450A/1407
|
Myles Horton Lecture and Discussion, 1971 November 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1482
|
Nationalization Discussion, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/527
|
Process Discussion, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1357
|
Southeast Toxics Action Conference, 1982 June 10-12
|
|
Audio
1450A/1358
|
Southeast Toxics Action Conference, 1982 June 10-12
|
|
Audio
1450A/311
|
“Staff Discussion” Celebration, 1982 November
|
|
Audio
1450A/1421
|
[unidentified discussion], undated
|
|
|
Subseries: Workshops and Training
|
|
Audio
1450A/1425
|
Workshop reports, 1957 September 21
|
|
Audio
1450A/312
|
Adult Education Workshop, 1982 November 3
|
|
Audio
1450A/313
|
Adult Education Workshop, 1982 November 3
|
|
Audio
1450A/314
|
Adult Education Workshop, 1982 November 3
|
|
Audio
1450A/315
|
“Adult Education PR” workshop/meetings, 1983 March 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/316
|
“Adult Education PR” workshop/meetings, 1983 March 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/325
|
Afternoon Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1225
|
Appalachian Bicentennial Workshop, 1976 June 21
|
|
Audio
1450A/1226
|
Appalachian Bicentennial Workshop, 1976 June 21
|
|
Audio
1450A/132
|
Appalachian Community Leaders Workshop, 1967 October 6-8
|
|
Audio
1450A/133
|
Appalachian Community Leaders Workshop, 1967 October 6-8
|
|
Audio
1450A/134
|
Appalachian Community Leaders Workshop, 1967 October 6-8
|
|
Audio
1450A/135
|
Appalachian Community Leaders Workshop, 1967 October 6-8
|
|
Audio
1450A/120
|
Appalachian Cultural Revival Workshop, 1966 November 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/121
|
Appalachian Cultural Revival Workshop, 1966 November 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/162
|
Appalachian Leadership Workshop, 1968 October 25-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/163
|
Appalachian Leadership Workshop, 1968 October 25-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/1323
|
Appalachian Writers Workshop, 1981 November 13-15
|
|
Audio
1450A/1273
|
ARC Land Ownership Workshop, 1979 May 22-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1274
|
ARC Land Ownership Workshop, 1979 May 22-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/201
|
ASEP Workshop, 1970 February 6-8
|
|
Audio
1450A/202
|
ASEP Workshop, 1970 May 22-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/200
|
ASEP Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/154
|
Athens, Georgia Workshop 1968 September 19-22
|
|
Audio
1450A/155
|
Athens, Georgia Workshop 1968 September 19-22
|
|
Audio
1450A/156
|
Athens, Ohio Workshop 1968 October
|
|
Audio
1450A/157
|
Athens, Ohio Workshop 1968 October
|
|
Audio
1450A/1275
|
Basic Choices Workshop, 1979 June 1-3
|
|
Audio
1450A/1276
|
Basic Choices Workshop, 1979 June 1-3
|
|
Audio
1450A/370
|
B'BACC Youth Group Workshop/Meeting, 1985 April 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1395
|
Beauticians Workshop, 1961 January 15-17
|
|
Audio
1450A/68
|
Beauticians workshop, 1961 January 7
|
|
Audio
1450A/69
|
Beauticians workshop, 1961 January 7
|
|
Audio
1450A/408
|
Beyond November Military and the South Workshop, 1985 November 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/409
|
Beyond November Military and the South Workshop, 1985 November 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/410
|
Beyond November Military and the South Workshop, 1985 November 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/411
|
Beyond November Military and the South Workshop, 1985 November 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/412
|
Beyond November Military and the South Workshop, 1985 November 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/413
|
Beyond November Military and the South Workshop, 1985 November 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/414
|
Beyond November Military and the South Workshop, 1985 November 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/1249
|
Brown Lung Workshop, 1977 November
|
|
Audio
1450A/1227
|
Brown Lung/Black Lung Workshop, 1977 January 20-22
|
|
Audio
1450A/1228
|
Brown Lung/Black Lung Workshop, 1977 January 20-22
|
|
Audio
1450A/1229
|
Brown Lung/Black Lung Workshop, 1977 January 20-22
|
|
Audio
1450A/1230
|
Brown Lung/Black Lung Workshop, 1977 January 20-22
|
|
Audio
1450A/112
|
Candidate workshop planning session, 1966 April 29-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/113
|
Candidate workshop planning session, 1966 April 29-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/114
|
Candidate workshop planning session, 1966 April 29-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/553
|
CHD Workshop, 1990 May 18-20
|
|
Audio
1450A/554
|
CHD Workshop, 1990 May 18-20
|
|
Audio
1450A/555
|
CHD Workshop, 1990 May 18-20
|
|
Audio
1450A/556
|
CHD Workshop, 1990 May 18-20
|
|
Audio
1450A/557
|
CHD Workshop, 1990 May 18-20
|
|
Audio
1450A/558
|
CHD Workshop, 1990 May 18-20
|
|
Audio
1450A/559
|
CHD Workshop, 1990 May 18-20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1289
|
Clinic Board Workshop, 1980 May 3
|
|
Audio
1450A/1290
|
Clinic Board Workshop, 1980 May 3
|
|
Audio
1450A/270
|
Coal Mining Workshop, 1982 April 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/271
|
Coal Mining Workshop, 1982 April 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/272
|
Coal Mining Workshop, 1982 April 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/273
|
Coal Mining Workshop, 1982 April 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/274
|
Coal Mining Workshop, 1982 April 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/275
|
Coal Mining Workshop, 1982 April 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/290
|
Coal Mining Workshop, 1982 April 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/291
|
Coal Mining Workshop, 1982 April 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/292
|
Coal Mining Workshop, 1982 April 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/1247
|
Coal Taxation Workshop, 1977 September 30-October 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/1248
|
Coal Taxation Workshop, 1977 September 30-October 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/1298
|
Coalminers Music Workshop, 1980 November 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1299
|
Coalminers Music Workshop, 1980 November 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1300
|
Coalminers Music Workshop, 1980 November 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1301
|
Coalminers Music Workshop, 1980 November 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1302
|
Coalminers Music Workshop, 1980 November 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1303
|
Coalminers Music Workshop, 1980 November 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1304
|
Coalminers Music Workshop, 1980 November 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1264
|
Coalmining Music Workshop, 1978 November 17-19
|
|
Audio
1450A/1265
|
Coalmining Music Workshop, 1978 November 17-19
|
|
Audio
1450A/1396
|
College Workshop, 1961 April 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/70
|
College Workshop, 1961 April 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/71
|
College Workshop, 1961 April 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/1404
|
Communications Workshop, 1971 July 9-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/1405
|
Communications Workshop, 1971 July 9-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/1406
|
Communications Workshop, 1971 July 9-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/432
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/433
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/434
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/435
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/436
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/437
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/438
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/439
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/440
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/441
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/442
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/443
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/444
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/445
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/446
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/447
|
Community Economic Development Workshop, 1986 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/1231
|
Community Health Clinic Workshop, 1977 March 25-27
|
|
Audio
1450A/1232
|
Community Health Clinic Workshop, 1977 March 25-27
|
|
Audio
1450A/1233
|
Community Health Clinic Workshop, 1977 March 25-27
|
|
Audio
1450A/1374
|
Community Health Workshop, 1984 October 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/1375
|
Community Health Workshop, 1984 October 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/1376
|
Community Health Workshop, 1984 October 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/596
|
“Community Response to War in the Gulf” Workshop, 1991 February 27
|
|
Audio
1450A/597
|
“Community Response to War in the Gulf” Workshop, 1991 February 27
|
|
Audio
1450A/598
|
“Community Response to War in the Gulf” Workshop, 1991 February 27
|
|
Audio
1450A/1250
|
Cora Workshop, 1977
|
|
Audio
1450A/423
|
Cultural Workshop, 1986 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/424
|
Cultural Workshop, 1986 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/425
|
Cultural Workshop, 1986 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/426
|
Cultural Workshop, 1986 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/427
|
Cultural Workshop, 1986 April 18
|
|
Audio
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Cultural Workshop, 1986 April 18
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Audio
1450A/429
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Cultural Workshop, 1986 April 18
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Audio
1450A/401
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Culture Advisory Board Workshop/Meetings, 1985 October 25
|
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Audio
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Culture Advisory Board Workshop/Meetings, 1985 October 25
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Audio
1450A/403
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Culture Advisory Board Workshop/Meetings, 1985 October 25
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Audio
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Culture Advisory Board Workshop/Meetings, 1985 October 25
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Audio
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Culture Advisory Board Workshop/Meetings, 1985 October 25
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Audio
1450A/406
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Culture Advisory Board Workshop/Meetings, 1985 October 25
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Audio
1450A/407
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Culture Advisory Board Workshop/Meetings, 1985 October 25
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Audio
1450A/1361
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Culture Workshop, 1983 May 1
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Audio
1450A/1362
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Culture Workshop, 1983 May 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/1253
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Culture Workshop, 1978 April 7-9
|
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Audio
1450A/1254
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Culture Workshop, 1978 April 7-9
|
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Audio
1450A/1255
|
Culture Workshop, 1978 April 7-9
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Audio
1450A/505
|
Economic Workshop, 1987 March 13-15
|
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Audio
1450A/506
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Economic Workshop, 1987 March 13-15
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Audio
1450A/507
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Economic Workshop, 1987 March 13-15
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Audio
1450A/508
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Economic Workshop, 1987 March 13-15
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Audio
1450A/455
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Economic Workshop/Meeting, 1986 November 21-23
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Audio
1450A/456
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Economic Workshop/Meeting, 1986 November 21-23
|
|
Audio
1450A/457
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Economic Workshop/Meeting, 1986 November 21-23
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|
Audio
1450A/458
|
Economic Workshop/Meeting, 1986 November 21-23
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|
Audio
1450A/459
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Economic Workshop/Meeting, 1986 November 21-23
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Audio
1450A/460
|
Economic Workshop/Meeting, 1986 November 21-23
|
|
Audio
1450A/461
|
Economic Workshop/Meeting, 1986 November 21-23
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Audio
1450A/462
|
Economic Workshop/Meeting, 1986 November 21-23
|
|
Audio
1450A/463
|
Economic Workshop/Meeting, 1986 November 21-23
|
|
Audio
1450A/464
|
Economic Workshop/Meeting, 1986 November 21-23
|
|
Audio
1450A/465
|
Economic Workshop/Meeting, 1986 November 21-23
|
|
Audio
1450A/466
|
Economic Workshop/Meeting, 1986 November 21-23
|
|
Audio
1450A/467
|
Economic Workshop/Meeting, 1986 November 21-23
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|
Audio
1450A/468
|
Economic Workshop/Meeting, 1986 November 21-23
|
|
Audio
1450A/532
|
Economics Education Workshop, 1987
|
|
Audio
1450A/580
|
Economy School #1 Workshop, 1991 February 14-17
|
|
Audio
1450A/581
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Economy School #1 Workshop, 1991 February 14-17
|
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Audio
1450A/582
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Economy School #1 Workshop, 1991 February 14-17
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Audio
1450A/583
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Economy School #1 Workshop, 1991 February 14-17
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Audio
1450A/584
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Economy School #1 Workshop, 1991 February 14-17
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Audio
1450A/585
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Economy School #1 Workshop, 1991 February 14-17
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Audio
1450A/586
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Economy School #1 Workshop, 1991 February 14-17
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Audio
1450A/587
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Economy School #1 Workshop, 1991 February 14-17
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|
Audio
1450A/588
|
Economy School #1 Workshop, 1991 February 14-17
|
|
Audio
1450A/589
|
Economy School #1 Workshop, 1991 February 14-17
|
|
Audio
1450A/590
|
Economy School #1 Workshop, 1991 February 14-17
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Audio
1450A/591
|
Economy School #1 Workshop, 1991 February 14-17
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Audio
1450A/592
|
Economy School #1 Workshop, 1991 February 14-17
|
|
Audio
1450A/593
|
Economy School #1 Workshop, 1991 February 14-17
|
|
Audio
1450A/345
|
EPES Workshop/Meeting, 1984 October 12-14
|
|
Audio
1450A/346
|
EPES Workshop/Meeting, 1984 October 12-14
|
|
Audio
1450A/347
|
EPES Workshop/Meeting, 1984 October 12-14
|
|
Audio
1450A/348
|
EPES Workshop/Meeting, 1984 October 12-14
|
|
Audio
1450A/349
|
EPES Workshop/Meeting, 1984 October 12-14
|
|
Audio
1450A/350
|
EPES Workshop/Meeting, 1984 October 12-14
|
|
Audio
1450A/351
|
EPES Workshop/Meeting, 1984 October 12-14
|
|
Audio
1450A/352
|
EPES Workshop/Meeting, 1984 October 12-14
|
|
Audio
1450A/130
|
Fitzgerald Georgia Workshop, 1967 February 21-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/131
|
Fitzgerald Georgia Workshop, 1967 February 21-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/140
|
Fitzgerald Voter Education Workshop, 1968 February
|
|
Audio
1450A/105
|
Fitzgerald voter workshop, 1966 Febraury
|
|
Audio
1450A/106
|
Fitzgerald voter workshop, 1966 Febraury
|
|
Audio
1450A/107
|
Fitzgerald voter workshop, 1966 Febraury
|
|
Audio
1450A/108
|
Fitzgerald voter workshop, 1966 Febraury
|
|
Audio
1450A/109
|
Fitzgerald voter workshop, 1966 Febraury
|
|
Audio
1450A/1277
|
Furniture Workers Workshop, 1979 June 9-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/253
|
GED Workshop, 1979 November 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/254
|
GED Workshop, 1979 November 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/255
|
GED Workshop, 1979 November 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1305
|
GED Workshop, 1979 November 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1306
|
GED Workshop, 1979 November 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1122
|
Harassment Workshop, 1993 June 4-6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1123
|
Harassment Workshop, 1993 June 4-6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1124
|
Harassment Workshop, 1993 June 4-6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1125
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Harassment Workshop, 1993 June 4-6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1126
|
Harassment Workshop, 1993 June 4-6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1127
|
Harassment Workshop, 1993 June 4-6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1128
|
Harassment Workshop, 1993 June 4-6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1129
|
Harassment Workshop, 1993 June 4-6
|
|
Audio
1450A/91
|
Hazard Workshop, 1964 March 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/92
|
Hazard Workshop, 1964 March 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/93
|
Hazard Workshop, 1964 March 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/94
|
Hazard Workshop, 1964 March 12
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|
Audio
1450A/95
|
Hazard Workshop, 1964 March 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/1415
|
Hazard Workshop, unknown year March 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/1291
|
Health and Safety Eudcation Workshop, 1980 May 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/1234
|
Health Care Workshop, 1977 February 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/1235
|
Health Care Workshop, 1977 February 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/1236
|
Health Care Workshop, 1977 February 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/1237
|
Health Care Workshop, 1977 February 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/259
|
Health Workshop, 1981 October 31
|
|
Audio
1450A/1347
|
Highlander Board and Staff Workshop, 1983 January 7-9
|
|
Audio
1450A/1348
|
Highlander Board and Staff Workshop, 1983 January 7-9
|
|
Audio
1450A/62
|
Highlander Board meeting and Workshop, 1960s
|
|
Audio
1450A/1136
|
Highlander Music Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1137
|
Highlander Music Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1138
|
Highlander Music Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1139
|
Highlander Music Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1140
|
Highlander Music Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1141
|
Highlander Music Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1142
|
Highlander Music Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1143
|
Highlander Music Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1144
|
Highlander Music Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1457
|
Highlander Music Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1436
|
Highlander Musical Workshop, 1960s
|
|
Audio
1450A/1437
|
Highlander Musical Workshop, 1960s
|
|
Audio
1450A/418
|
Highlander-Bhopal Workshop/Meeting, 1985 December
|
|
Audio
1450A/419
|
Highlander-Bhopal Workshop/Meeting, 1985 December
|
|
Audio
1450A/420
|
Highlander-Bhopal Workshop/Meeting, 1985 December
|
|
Audio
1450A/421
|
Highlander-Bhopal Workshop/Meeting, 1985 December
|
|
Audio
1450A/422
|
Highlander-Bhopal Workshop/Meeting, 1985 December
|
|
Audio
1450A/1483
|
Highlander “Safety and Training,” undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/186
|
Highlander Staff training workshop, 1969 April 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/866
|
“How to Write a Proposal,” undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/867
|
“How to Write a Proposal,” undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1330
|
Human Needs Workshop, 1982 April 30-May 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/1331
|
Human Needs Workshop, 1982 April 30-May 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/501
|
“Jellico Class” Workshop, 1987 January 21
|
|
Audio
1450A/244
|
“Kingsport Forum” Workshop, 1979 April 6-7
|
|
Audio
1450A/245
|
“Kingsport Forum” Workshop, 1979 April 6-7
|
|
Audio
1450A/246
|
“Kingsport Forum” Workshop, 1979 April 6-7
|
|
Audio
1450A/247
|
“Kingsport Forum” Workshop, 1979 April 6-7
|
|
Audio
1450A/248
|
“Kingsport Forum” Workshop, 1979 April 6-7
|
|
Audio
1450A/1211
|
Kingsport School Workshop, 1973 September 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1212
|
Kingsport School Workshop, 1973 September 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1213
|
Kingsport School Workshop, 1973 September 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1386
|
Labor and the Electronic Media in the South Workshop, 1985 May 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/1387
|
Labor and the Electronic Media in the South Workshop, 1985 May 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/1379
|
Labor Workshop, 1985 March 15-17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1380
|
Labor Workshop, 1985 March 15-17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1339
|
Labor Workshop: Changes in Southern Workplace, 1982 October 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1340
|
Labor Workshop: Changes in Southern Workplace, 1982 October 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1243
|
Land Ownership Task Force Workshop, 1979 September 14-16
|
|
Audio
1450A/1244
|
Land Ownership Task Force Workshop, 1979 September 14-16
|
|
Audio
1450A/1324
|
Land Visions Workshop, 1982 March 4-7
|
|
Audio
1450A/1325
|
Land Visions Workshop, 1982 March 4-7
|
|
Audio
1450A/1326
|
Land Visions Workshop, 1982 March 4-7
|
|
Audio
1450A/1423
|
Legal Rights Workshop, 1971 August 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/147
|
Marrowbone Workshop, 1968 July
|
|
Audio
1450A/151
|
Marrowbone Workshop, 1968 July
|
|
Audio
1450A/148
|
Marrowbone Workshop, 1968 July 24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/149
|
Marrowbone Workshop, 1968 July 24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/150
|
Marrowbone Workshop, 1968 July 24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/1363
|
Media and Empowerment Workshop, 1983 October 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1364
|
Media and Empowerment Workshop, 1983 October 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1245
|
Media Workshop, 1977 September 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/317
|
“Media Workshop” workshop/meetings, 1983 October 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/318
|
“Media Workshop” workshop/meetings, 1983 October 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/319
|
“Media Workshop” workshop/meetings, 1983 October 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/1181
|
Media: Communication for Communities Workshop, 1985 April 12-14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1182
|
Media: Communication for Communities Workshop, 1985 April 12-14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1183
|
Media: Communication for Communities Workshop, 1985 April 12-14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1319
|
Mineral Leasing Workshop, 1981 July 10-12
|
|
Audio
1450A/1320
|
Mineral Leasing Workshop, 1981 July 10-12
|
|
Audio
1450A/1256
|
Miners Health Care Workshop I, 1978 April 29-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1257
|
Miners Health Care Workshop I, 1978 April 29-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1258
|
Miners Health Workshop II, 1978 July 8-9
|
|
Audio
1450A/362
|
Mississippi Freedom Summer Conference Workshop, 1984
|
|
Audio
1450A/1332
|
Mott Foundation Workshop, 1982 May 14-15
|
|
Audio
1450A/1333
|
Mott Foundation Workshop, 1982 May 14-15
|
|
Audio
1450A/1185
|
MRS Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1186
|
MRS Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1187
|
MRS Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1188
|
MRS Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/215
|
Multi-racial workshop evaluation, 1971 August
|
|
Audio
1450A/195
|
Multiracial workshop evaluation, between 1970 and 1975
|
|
Audio
1450A/267
|
Music from the Workshops, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/268
|
Music from the Workshops, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/269
|
Music from the Workshops, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/185
|
Music Workshop, 1969 October 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/210
|
Music Workshop, 1969 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/211
|
Music Workshop, 1969 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/212
|
Music Workshop, 1969 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/213
|
Music Workshop, 1969 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/214
|
Music Workshop, 1969 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1195
|
Music Workshop, 1972 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1196
|
Music Workshop, 1972 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1197
|
Music Workshop, 1972 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1198
|
Music Workshop, 1972 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1199
|
Music Workshop, 1972 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1200
|
Music Workshop, 1972 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1201
|
Music Workshop, 1972 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1202
|
Music Workshop, 1972 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1203
|
Music Workshop, 1972 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1204
|
Music Workshop, 1972 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1205
|
Music Workshop, 1972 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1464
|
Music Workshop, 1972 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1465
|
Music Workshop, 1972 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1466
|
Music Workshop, 1972 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1452
|
Music Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1453
|
Music Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1454
|
Music Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1445
|
Music Workshop, unknown year August 29-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1446
|
Music Workshop, unknown year August 29-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1447
|
Music Workshop, unknown year August 29-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1448
|
Music Workshop, unknown year August 29-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1449
|
Music Workshop, unknown year August 29-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1450
|
Music Workshop, unknown year August 29-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/158
|
Ohio Appalachian Workshop, 1968 October
|
|
Audio
1450A/159
|
Ohio Appalachian Workshop, 1968 October 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/601
|
“Overcoming Workshop,” 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/602
|
“Overcoming Workshop,” 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/603
|
“Overcoming Workshop,” 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/604
|
“Overcoming Workshop,” 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/605
|
“Overcoming Workshop,” 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/606
|
“Overcoming Workshop,” 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/607
|
“Overcoming Workshop,” 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/608
|
“Overcoming Workshop,” 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/609
|
“Overcoming Workshop,” 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/610
|
“Overcoming Workshop,” 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/611
|
“Overcoming Workshop,” 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/523
|
Paulo Friere Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/524
|
Paulo Friere Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/525
|
Paulo Friere Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/526
|
Paulo Friere Workshop, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/379
|
Penn Center Workshop, 1985 June 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/380
|
Penn Center Workshop, 1985 June 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/381
|
Penn Center Workshop, 1985 June 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/196
|
Poor people's com. Legal aid workshop, 1970
|
|
Audio
1450A/1351
|
Popular Education & Participatory Research Workshop, 1983 March 25-27
|
|
Audio
1450A/1352
|
Popular Education & Participatory Research Workshop, 1983 March 25-27
|
|
Audio
1450A/1353
|
Popular Education & Participatory Research Workshop, 1983 March 25-27
|
|
Audio
1450A/530
|
Popular Education in Nicaragua Workshop, 1987
|
|
Audio
1450A/561
|
Race and Waste Workshop, 1990 August 24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/562
|
Race and Waste Workshop, 1990 August 24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/563
|
Race and Waste Workshop, 1990 August 24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/564
|
Race and Waste Workshop, 1990 August 24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/565
|
Race and Waste Workshop, 1990 August 24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/566
|
Race and Waste Workshop, 1990 August 24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/567
|
Race and Waste Workshop, 1990 August 24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/568
|
Race and Waste Workshop, 1990 August 24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/1344
|
Racial and Economic Justice Workshop, 1982 November 19-21
|
|
Audio
1450A/1345
|
Racial and Economic Justice Workshop, 1982 November 19-21
|
|
Audio
1450A/1346
|
Racial and Economic Justice Workshop, 1982 November 19-21
|
|
Audio
1450A/531
|
Rural Connection Workshop/Meeting, 1987
|
|
Audio
1450A/780
|
SALT (Southern Appalachian Leadership Training) Orientation
Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/780
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/781
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/781
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/782
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/782
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/783
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/783
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/784
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/784
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/785
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/785
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/786
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/786
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/787
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/787
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/788
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/788
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/778
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/778
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/779
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/779
|
SALT Orientation Workshop, 1989 June 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/804
|
SALT Workshop, 1989 November 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/804
|
SALT Workshop, 1989 November 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/805
|
SALT Workshop, 1989 November 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/805
|
SALT Workshop, 1989 November 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/806
|
SALT Workshop, 1989 November 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/806
|
SALT Workshop, 1989 November 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/807
|
SALT Workshop, 1989 November 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/807
|
SALT Workshop, 1989 November 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/803
|
SALT Workshop, 1989 October
|
|
Audio
1450A/803
|
SALT Workshop, 1989 October
|
|
Audio
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SALT Workshop, 1989 October 6-8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 October 6-8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 October 6-8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 October 6-8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 October 6-8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 October 6-8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 October 6-8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 October 6-8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 October 6-8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 October 6-8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 October 6-8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 October 6-8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 October 6-8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 October 6-8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 September
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SALT Workshop, 1989 September
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SALT Workshop, 1989 September 8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 September 8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 September 8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 September 8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 September 8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 September 8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 September 8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 September 8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 September 8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 September 8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 September 8
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SALT Workshop, 1989 September 8
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SALT Workshop, 1990 August 4
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SALT Workshop, 1990 August 4
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SALT Workshop, 1990 August 4
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SALT Workshop, 1990 August 4
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SALT Workshop, 1990 August 4
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SALT Workshop, 1990 August 4
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SALT Workshop, 1990 August 4
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SALT Workshop, 1990 August 4
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SALT, 1990 December 7
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SALT, 1990 December 7
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SALT, 1990 December 7
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SALT, 1990 December 7
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SALT, 1990 December 7
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SALT Workshop, 1990 January
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SALT Workshop, 1990 January
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SALT Workshop, 1990 January
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SALT Workshop, 1990 January
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SALT Workshop, 1990 January
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SALT Workshop, 1990 January
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SALT Workshop, 1990 January
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SALT Workshop, 1990 January
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SALT Workshop, 1990 January
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SALT Workshop, 1990 January
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SALT Orientation Workshop, 1990 June 30
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SALT Orientation Workshop, 1990 June 30
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SALT Orientation Workshop, 1990 June 30
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SALT Orientation Workshop, 1990 June 30
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SALT Orientation Workshop, 1990 June 30
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SALT Orientation Workshop, 1990 June 30
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SALT Orientation Workshop, 1990 June 30
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SALT Orientation Workshop, 1990 June 30
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SALT Workshop, 1990 October 19
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SALT Workshop, 1990 October 19
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SALT Workshop, 1990 October 19
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SALT Workshop, 1990 October 19
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SALT Workshop, 1990 October 19
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SALT Workshop, 1990 October 19
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SALT Workshop, 1990 October 19
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SALT Workshop, 1990 October 19
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SALT Workshop, 1990 October 20
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SALT Workshop, 1990 October 20
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SALT Workshop, 1990 October 20
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SALT Workshop, 1990 October 20
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SALT Workshop, 1990 September 7
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SALT Workshop, 1990 September 7
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SALT Workshop, 1990 September 7
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SALT Workshop, 1990 September 7
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SALT Orientation Workshop, 1991 June 1-2
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SALT Orientation Workshop, 1991 June 1-2
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SALT Orientation Workshop, 1991 June 1-2
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SALT Orientation Workshop, 1991 June 1-2
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SALT Orientation, 1991 June 1-2
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SALT Orientation, 1991 June 1-2
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SALT Orientation, 1991 June 1-2
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SALT, 1991 November 15
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SALT, 1991 November 15
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SALT, 1991 November 16
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SALT, 1991 November 16
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SALT, 1991 November 16
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SALT, 1991 September 6-7
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SALT, 1991 September 6-7
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SALT, 1991 September 6-7
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SALT, 1991 September 6-7
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SALT, 1991 September 6-7
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SALT/Youth Workshop, 1992 June 10
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SALT/Youth Workshop, 1992 June 10
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SALT/Youth Workshop, 1992 June 12
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SALT/Youth Workshop, 1992 June 12
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SALT, 1992 May 15-17
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SALT, 1992 May 15-17
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SALT, 1992 May 15-17
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SALT, 1992 May 15-17
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SALT, 1992 May 15-17
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SALT, 1992 May 15-17
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SALT, 1992 May 15-17
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SALT, 1993 October 26
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SALT, 1993 October 26
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SALT-Struggle in Peach Creek, undated
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SALT-Struggle in Peach Creek, undated
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SALT Workshop, undated
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SALT Workshop, undated
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SALT Workshop: Options in Education, undated
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SALT Workshop: Options in Education, undated
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SALT Workshop: Options in Education, undated
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SALT Workshop: Options in Education, undated
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SALT Workshop, unknown year February 15
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SALT Workshop, unknown year February 15
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SALT, unknown year June 12
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Selma '85 Workshop, 1985 April 17-18
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Selma '85 Workshop, 1985 April 17-18
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Selma '85 Workshop, 1985 April 17-18
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Selma '85 Workshop/Meeting, 1985 April
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Selma '85 Workshop/Meeting, 1985 April
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Selma '85 Workshop/Meeting, 1985 April
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Selma '85 Workshop/Meeting, 1985 April
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Selma '85 Workshop/Meeting, 1985 April
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Selma '85 Workshop/Meeting, 1985 April
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Selma '85 Workshop/Meeting, 1985 April
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Selma '85 Workshop/Meeting, 1985 April
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Selma '85 Workshop/Meeting, undated
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Audio
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South Carolina Communications Workshop, 1968 April 6-7
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SSOC (Southern Student Organizing Committee) Workshop, 1966 November
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SSOC Workshop, 1966 November
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SSOC State Conference/Workshop on students and labor, 1968 October
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SSOC State Conference/Workshop on students and labor, 1968 October
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STP “Harassment” workshop, 1991 November 22-24
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STP “Harassment” workshop, 1991 November 22-24
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STP “Harassment” workshop, 1991 November 22-24
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STP “Harassment” workshop, 1991 November 22-24
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STP “Harassment” workshop, 1991 November 22-24
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STP “Harassment” workshop, 1991 November 22-24
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STP 4 Workshop “Group Maintenance,” 1992 March 27-29
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STP 4 Workshop “Group Maintenance,” 1992 March 27-29
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STP 4 Workshop “Group Maintenance,” 1992 March 27-29
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STP 4 Workshop “Group Maintenance,” 1992 March 27-29
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STP 4 Workshop “Group Maintenance,” 1992 March 27-29
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STP 4 Workshop “Group Maintenance,” 1992 March 27-29
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STP 4 Workshop “Regulatory Agencies,” 1992 August 28-30
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STP 4 Workshop “Regulatory Agencies,” 1992 August 28-30
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STP 4 Workshop “Regulatory Agencies,” 1992 August 28-30
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STP 4 Workshop “Regulatory Agencies,” 1992 August 28-30
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STP 4 Workshop “Regulatory Agencies,” 1992 August 28-30
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STP 4 Workshop “Regulatory Agencies,” 1992 August 28-30
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STP International and Orientation Day Workshops, 1991 June 24
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STP International and Orientation Day Workshops, 1991 June 24
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STP International and Orientation Day Workshops, 1991 June 24
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STP International and Orientation Day Workshops, 1991 June 24
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STP International Workshop “Barriers,” 1991 June 29
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STP International Workshop “Barriers,” 1991 June 29
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STP International Workshop “Debriefing,” 1991 June 28
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STP International Workshop “Debriefing,” 1991 June 28
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STP International Workshop “Debriefing,” 1991 June 28
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STP International Workshop “Debriefing,” 1991 June 28
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STP International Workshop “Debriefing,” 1991 June 28
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STP International Workshop “Planning Days,” 1991 July 1
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STP International Workshop “Planning Days,” 1991 July 1
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STP International Workshop “Planning Days,” 1991 July 2
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STP International Workshop “Planning Days,” 1991 July 2
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STP International Workshop “Retreat,” 1991 July 6
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STP International Workshop “Retreat,” 1991 July 6
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STP International Workshop “Retreat,” 1991 July 6
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STP International Workshop “Retreat,” 1991 July 6
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STP International Workshop “Retreat,” 1991 July 6
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STP International Workshop “Retreat,” 1991 July 6
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STP International Workshop “Role Plays,” 1991 June 29
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STP International Workshop “Role Plays,” 1991 June 29
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STP International Workshop “Role Plays,” 1991 June 30
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STP International Workshop “Situationers,” 1991 June 29
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STP International Workshop “Situationers,” 1991 June 29
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STP International Workshop “Strategy Opening,” 1991 June 30
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STP International Workshop “Synergos,” 1991 July 4
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STP International Workshop “Synergos,” 1991 July 4
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STP International Workshop “Synergos,” 1991 July 4
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STP International Workshop “Synergos,” 1991 July 4
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STP Litigation Workshop, 1992 October 17-18
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STP Litigation Workshop, 1992 October 17-18
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STP Litigation Workshop, 1992 October 17-18
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STP Litigation Workshop, 1992 October 17-18
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STP Litigation Workshop, 1992 October 17-18
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STP Litigation Workshop?, 1992 October 18
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STP Litigation Workshop?, 1992 October 18
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STP Litigation Workshop?, 1992 October 18
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STP Litigation Workshop?, 1992 October 18
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STP School Workshop, 1990 December 7-9
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STP School Workshop, 1990 December 7-9
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STP School Workshop, 1990 December 7-9
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STP School Workshop, 1990 December 7-9
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STP School Workshop, 1990 December 7-9
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STP School Workshop, 1990 December 7-9
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STP School Workshop, 1990 December 7-9
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STP School Workshop, 1990 December 7-9
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STP School Workshop, 1990 December 7-9
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STP Workshop, 1990 December 7-9
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STP Workshop, 1990 December 7-9
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STP Workshop, 1990 December 7-9
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STP Workshop, 1990 December 7-9
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STP Workshop, 1990 December 7-9
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Audio
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STP Workshop “Culture,” 1993 October 15-16
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Audio
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STP Workshop “Culture,” 1993 October 15-16
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Audio
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STP Workshop “Culture,” 1993 October 15-16
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STP Workshop “Culture,” 1993 October 15-16
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STP Workshop “Culture,” 1993 October 15-16
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STP Workshop “Culture,” 1993 October 15-16
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STP Workshop #18, 1990 November 30, 1990 December 2
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STP Workshop #18, 1990 November 30, 1990 December 2
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STP Workshop #18, 1990 November 30, 1990 December 2
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STP Workshop #18, 1990 November 30, 1990 December 2
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STP Workshop #18, 1990 November 30, 1990 December 2
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STP Workshop #18, 1990 November 30, 1990 December 2
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STP Workshop-ENV, 1993 April 23-25
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STP Workshop-ENV, 1993 April 23-25
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Audio
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STP Workshop-ENV, 1993 April 23-25
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Audio
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STP Workshop-ENV, 1993 April 23-25
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Audio
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STP Workshop-ENV, 1993 April 23-25
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meeting, 1988 August 3-7
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meeting, 1988 August 3-7
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meeting, 1988 August 3-7
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meeting, 1988 August 3-7
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meeting, 1988 August 3-7
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meeting, 1988 August 3-7
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Audio
1450A/539
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meeting, 1988 August 3-7
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Summer Youth Workshop/Meetings, 1985 July 16-27
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Audio
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Synfuels Workshop, 1980 March 27-30
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Audio
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Synfuels Workshop, 1980 March 27-30
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Audio
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Synfuels Workshop II, 1981 June 26
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Audio
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Synfuels Workshop II, 1981 June 26
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Audio
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TnCOSH Workshop, 1980 February 22-24
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Audio
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TnCOSH Workshop, 1980 February 22-24
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Audio
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Toxic Workshop Planning, 1982 March 20
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Audio
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Toxics Workshop, 1982 June 11-12
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Audio
1450A/1335
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Toxics Workshop, 1982 June 11-12
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Audio
1450A/1155
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Using Research for Empowerment Workshop, 1984 December 7
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Audio
1450A/1172
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Using Research for Empowerment Workshop, 1984 December 7-8
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Audio
1450A/1173
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Using Research for Empowerment Workshop, 1984 December 7-8
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Audio
1450A/1174
|
Using Research for Empowerment Workshop, 1984 December 7-8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1175
|
Using Research for Empowerment Workshop, 1984 December 7-8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1176
|
Using Research for Empowerment Workshop, 1984 December 7-8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1177
|
Using Research for Empowerment Workshop, 1984 December 7-8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1178
|
Using Research for Empowerment Workshop, 1984 December 7-8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1179
|
Using Research for Empowerment Workshop, 1984 December 7-8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1180
|
Using Research for Empowerment Workshop, 1984 December 7-8
|
|
Audio
1450A/509
|
UT Literacy Workshop, 1987 August 5
|
|
Audio
1450A/510
|
UT Literacy Workshop, 1987 August 5
|
|
Audio
1450A/511
|
UT Literacy Workshop, 1987 August 5
|
|
Audio
1450A/1349
|
Video Workshop: "Creating Our Own Image,” 1983 March 12-13
|
|
Audio
1450A/1350
|
Video Workshop: "Creating Our Own Image,” 1983 March 12-13
|
|
Audio
1450A/76
|
Voter Education Workshop, 1962 June
|
|
Audio
1450A/118
|
Voter education workshop, 1966 June
|
|
Audio
1450A/110
|
Voter education workshop, 1966 March 29-April 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/111
|
Voter education workshop, 1966 March 29-April 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/1359
|
Voter Education Workshop, 1983 June 24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/1360
|
Voter Education Workshop, 1983 June 24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/67
|
Voter Registration and beautician workshop, 1960s
|
|
Audio
1450A/65
|
Voter Registration Workshop, 1960s
|
|
Audio
1450A/66
|
Voter Registration Workshop, 1960s
|
|
Audio
1450A/1251
|
Water Scientists' Workshop, 1978 February 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/1367
|
Water Workshop, 1984 June 22-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1368
|
Water Workshop, 1984 June 22-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1159
|
Willie King Workshop, 1985 April 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/1160
|
Willie King Workshop, 1985 April 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/363
|
Willie King-Old Memphis Workshop/Meeting, 1985 April 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/364
|
Willie King-Old Memphis Workshop/Meeting, 1985 April 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/365
|
Willie King-Old Memphis Workshop/Meeting, 1985 April 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/366
|
Willie King-Old Memphis Workshop/Meeting, 1985 April 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/331
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/332
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/333
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/334
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/335
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/336
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/337
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/338
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/339
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/340
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/341
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/342
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/343
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/344
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/1377
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/1378
|
“Women In and Out of Work” workshop/meeting, 1984 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/1307
|
Women Workers Workshop, 1981 February 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1287
|
Womens Occupational Health Workshop, 1981 March 27-29
|
|
Audio
1450A/1288
|
Womens Occupational Health Workshop, 1981 March 27-29
|
|
Audio
1450A/1293
|
Water Quality and Toxic Wastes workshop, 1979 October 12-13
|
|
Audio
1450A/1294
|
Water Quality and Toxic Wastes workshop, 1979 October 12-13
|
|
Audio
1450A/1371
|
Youth Workshop, 1984 July 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1372
|
Youth Workshop, 1984 July 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1373
|
Youth Workshop, 1984 July 17
|
|
|
Subseries: Interviews
|
|
Audio
1450A/174
|
Alcoa employee interview, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/528
|
Contra Investigation Interview, 1987
|
|
Audio
1450A/529
|
Contra Investigation Interview, 1987
|
|
Audio
1450A/415
|
Eduardo Baez Interview, 1985 November 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/416
|
Eduardo Baez Interview, 1985 November 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/417
|
Eduardo Baez Interview, 1985 November 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/454
|
Friends of Nicaragua Interview, 1986 November 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/599
|
“InterAction Annual Form" Interview, 1991 May 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/452
|
John Gaventa Interview, 1986 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/453
|
John Gaventa Interview, 1986 October 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/238
|
May Justus Interview, 1977 November 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/239
|
May Justus Interview, 1977 November 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/240
|
May Justus Interview, 1977 November 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/241
|
May Justus Interview, 1977 November 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/448
|
Mountain Women's Exchange Interview, 1986 July 26
|
|
Audio
1450A/449
|
Mountain Women's Exchange Interview, 1986 July 26
|
|
Audio
1450A/450
|
Mountain Women's Exchange Interview, 1986 July 26
|
|
Audio
1450A/451
|
Mountain Women's Exchange Interview, 1986 July 26
|
|
Audio
1450A/237
|
Myles Horton Interview, 1976 April 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/276
|
Myles Horton Interview, 1982 August 23
|
|
Audio
1450A/277
|
Myles Horton Interview, 1982 August 23
|
|
Audio
1450A/320
|
Myles Horton Interview, 1983 April 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/494
|
Nicaragua '87 Interview, 1987 January 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/495
|
Nicaragua '87 Interview, 1987 January 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/496
|
Nicaragua '87 Interview, 1987 January 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/497
|
Nicaragua '87 Interview, 1987 January 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/498
|
Nicaragua '87 Interview, 1987 January 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/503
|
Nicaragua Interview, 1987 March 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/504
|
Nicaragua Interview, 1987 March 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/600
|
Noam Chomsky Interview, 1991 December 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/594
|
Noam Chomsky Interview, 1991 February 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/595
|
Noam Chomsky Interview, 1991 February 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/579
|
Noam Chomsky Interview, 1991 January 31
|
|
Audio
1450A/474
|
Ocotal Region Interviews, 1987 January 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/475
|
Ocotal Region Interviews, 1987 January 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/328
|
Reverend Thaddeus Duncan Interview, 1984 June 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/329
|
Reverend Thaddeus Duncan Interview, 1984 June 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/330
|
Reverend Thaddeus Duncan Interview, 1984 June 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/310
|
Ron Short Interview, 1982 November 28
|
|
Audio
1450A/1308
|
THRASHER Interview, 1981 March 7
|
|
Audio
1450A/1309
|
THRASHER Interview, 1981 March 7
|
|
Audio
1450A/502
|
“Tierso Moneno" Interview, 1987 February 28
|
|
Audio
1450A/309
|
[unidentified interview(s)], 1982 November 28
|
|
|
Subseries: Music
|
|
Audio
1450A/1512
|
American Music Festival, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1150
|
Cherokee Christian Hymns Performance:Music, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/35
|
“Folk Songs,” 1953 Summer
|
|
Audio
1450A/1151
|
Guthrie and Seeger Concert Performance: Music, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1432
|
Highlander Music, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1458
|
Highlander Music, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/203
|
John Martin Harp Music, 1970 March 31
|
|
Audio
1450A/175
|
Mike Clark/others, Music Festival talk undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1439
|
Mountain Music, 1972
|
|
Audio
1450A/1145
|
NHH Sample Tape Performance: Music, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1146
|
NHH Sample Tape Performance: Music, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/489
|
Nicaraguan Music-Salsas, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/490
|
Nicaraguan Music-Salsas, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/577
|
Performance: Music, City Folk 1990
|
|
Audio
1450A/1152
|
“We Shall Overcome” Performance: Music, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1153
|
“We Shall Overcome” Performance: Music, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1147
|
“With People's Courage" Performance: Music, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1148
|
“With People's Courage" Performance: Music, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1149
|
“With People's Courage" Performance: Music, undated
|
|
|
Subseries: Other
|
|
Audio
1450A/1488
|
Abernant Per II, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1487
|
Abernant Training Managers, 1971 February 23
|
|
Audio
1450A/1486
|
Abernant Training Officer, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/647
|
Aleine, Austin 1982 August 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/648
|
Aleine, Austin 1982 August 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/649
|
Aleine, Austin 1982 August 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/650
|
Aleine, Austin 1982 August 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/1028
|
Alternative Radio's Presentaton by Joel Bainum, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/470
|
Amaya Luis and Luis Aleman, 1986 January 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/169
|
Anti-Integration Speakers and brief excerpt, etc. undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1420
|
Appalachia Staff Field Reports, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1241
|
Appalachian Alliance, 1977 July 22-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/257
|
Appalachian Land Ownership Study, 1981 August 30
|
|
Audio
1450A/39
|
Avrahm Mezerick, 1955
|
|
Audio
1450A/472
|
Basic Christian Community, 1987 January 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/865
|
Bauen, Becky (Allen) 1994 February 27
|
|
Audio
1450A/651
|
Berry, Marion 1981 December 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/102
|
Bishop Jordan and Virginia Wadsley, 1966 January 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1516
|
Bishop Tucker, 1966 June 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1193
|
Black Movement, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1194
|
Black Movement, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1501
|
Bond, Julian 1966 June 21
|
|
Audio
1450A/668
|
Bond, Julian 1981 November 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/669
|
Bond, Julian 1981 November 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/652
|
Boyens, Phyllis 1981 July 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/653
|
Boyens, Phyllis 1981 July 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/654
|
Boyens, Phyllis 1981 July 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/1494
|
Braden, Anne 1966 June 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/655
|
Braden, Anne 1981 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/656
|
Braden, Anne 1981 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/657
|
Braden, Anne 1981 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/658
|
Braden, Anne 1981 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/659
|
Braden, Anne 1981 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/660
|
Braden, Anne 1981 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/661
|
Braden, Anne 1981 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/662
|
Braden, Anne 1981 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/663
|
Braden, Anne 1981 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/664
|
Braden, Anne 1981 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/665
|
Braden, Anne 1981 April 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/1495
|
Braden, James M. 1966 June 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/666
|
Branstetter, Cecil 1981 September 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/667
|
Branstetter, Cecil 1981 September 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/672
|
Brazeal, R.B. 1978 June 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/673
|
Brazeal, R.B. 1978 June 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/670
|
Brazeal, R.B. 1979 June 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/671
|
Brazeal, R.B. 1979 June 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/1252
|
Brazilian Trade Union, 1978 March 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/168
|
Brinkman, Elisabeth and Oscar Guermondprez undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/171
|
Brown Lung, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/249
|
Bumpass Cove-Nolan Committee, 1979 October 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/250
|
Bumpass Cove-Nolan Committee, 1979 October 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/251
|
Bumpass Cove-Nolan Committee, 1979 October 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/252
|
Bumpass Cove-Nolan Committee, 1979 October 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/471
|
Cardenal, Fernando S.J. 1987 January 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/486
|
Carlos Mejia Godoy y los de Palacguina, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1468
|
Carter, Ace 1956 May
|
|
Audio
1450A/674
|
Chapman, Martha 1981 November 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/675
|
Chapman, Martha 1981 November 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/676
|
Chapman, Martha 1981 November 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/192
|
Chicago Appalachian Patriots, 1969 October 31-November 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/193
|
Chicago Appalachian Patriots, 1969 October 31-November 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/1390
|
Clark, Mike undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1391
|
Clark, Mike undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1392
|
Clark, Mike undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1393
|
Clark, Mike undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/678
|
Clark, Septima 1981 February 3
|
|
Audio
1450A/677
|
Clark, Septima 1981 February 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/679
|
Clark, Septima 1981 June 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/680
|
Clark, Septima 1996 June 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/681
|
Clark, Septima 1996 June 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/682
|
Clark, Septima 1996 June 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1515
|
“A Closer Look,” undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1269
|
Coal Employment Project, 1979 January 26-28
|
|
Audio
1450A/128
|
Consumer Education, 1967 January
|
|
Audio
1450A/129
|
Consumer Education, 1967 January
|
|
Audio
1450A/1505
|
CORE, 1966 July 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/683
|
Cotton, Dorothy 1981 June 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/684
|
Cotton, Dorothy 1981 June 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1369
|
Culture and Community Empowerment, 1984 June 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/1370
|
Culture and Community Empowerment, 1984 June 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/1383
|
Culture and Community Empowerment, 1985 May 10
|
|
Audio
1450A/1384
|
Culture and Community Empowerment, 1985 May 10
|
|
Audio
1450A/1385
|
Culture and Community Empowerment, 1985 May 10
|
|
Audio
1450A/278
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/279
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/280
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/281
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/282
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/283
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/284
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/285
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/286
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/287
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/288
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/289
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/294
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/295
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/296
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/297
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/298
|
Culture and Politics, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/693
|
Dickens, Hazel 1981 September 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/694
|
Dickens, Hazel 1981 September 21
|
|
Audio
1450A/690
|
Dickens, Hazel 1982 May 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/691
|
Dickens, Hazel 1982 May 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/692
|
Dickens, Hazel 1982 May 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/73
|
Dr. Viola Bernard and Lewis Jones, 1960 May 28
|
|
Audio
1450A/540
|
Economics Education, 1988 March 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/541
|
Economics Education, 1988 March 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/542
|
Economics Education, 1988 March 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/543
|
Economics Education, 1988 March 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/544
|
Economics Education, 1988 March 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/545
|
Economics Education, 1988 March 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/546
|
Economics Education, 1988 March 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/547
|
Economics Education, 1988 March 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/548
|
Economics Education, 1988 March 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/72
|
Edisto literacy class, 1960 January 7
|
|
Audio
1450A/26
|
“Elloree, South Carolina Story,” 1956 August 23
|
|
Audio
1450A/28
|
“Elloree, South Carolina Story,” 1956 August 23
|
|
Audio
1450A/27
|
“Elloree, South Carolina Story,” 1956 August 23, 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/32
|
“Farmer's Planning Session,” 1956 April 7
|
|
Audio
1450A/197
|
Esterling, Edith and Martin L. King undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1433
|
Evening Program, 1960 July 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/1434
|
Evening Program, 1960 July 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/1261
|
Family Healthcare, 1978 August 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/469
|
Farmworkers-Foundry of Central Florida Association, 1986 December
|
|
Audio
1450A/1469
|
Faulk, John Henry 1962 October 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1399
|
Faulk, John Henry 1969 February
|
|
Audio
1450A/1499
|
Faulk, John Henry undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/152
|
Florence and Sam Reese at Highlander, 1968 August 31
|
|
Audio
1450A/153
|
Florence and Sam Reese at Highlander, 1968 August 31
|
|
Audio
1450A/372
|
Florence Birthday Tributes, 1985 April 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/373
|
Florence Birthday Tributes, 1985 April 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/374
|
Florence Birthday Tributes, 1985 April 13
|
|
Audio
1450A/375
|
Florence Birthday Tributes, 1985 April 13
|
|
Audio
1450A/376
|
Florence Birthday Tributes, 1985 April 13
|
|
Audio
1450A/377
|
Florence Birthday Tributes, 1985 April 13
|
|
Audio
1450A/378
|
Florence Birthday Tributes, 1985 April 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1485
|
Francis, David (DAI) undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/127
|
Free Speech in Knoxville and Highlander, 1967 January 26
|
|
Audio
1450A/1455
|
Freedom Festival, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1456
|
Freedom Festival, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1489
|
G.O.C.W., undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1506
|
Gaines and Other Civil Rights Cases, 1966 July 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/878
|
Gaventa, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/879
|
Gaventa, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/695
|
Gilmore, Earl 1981 May 24
|
|
Audio
1450A/696
|
Gilmore, Earl 1981 May 24
|
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Audio
1450A/697
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Gilmore, Earl 1981 May 24
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Audio
1450A/698
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Gilmore, Earl 1981 May 24
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Audio
1450A/699
|
Gilmore, Earl 1981 May 24
|
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Audio
1450A/487
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Godoy, Carlos Mejia undated
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Audio
1450A/700
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Gomillion, Charles 1981 August 14
|
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Audio
1450A/701
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Gomillion, Charles 1981 August 14
|
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Audio
1450A/702
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Gomillion, Charles 1981 August 14
|
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Audio
1450A/78
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Gough Addvers Address, 1963 July 29
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Audio
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Gough Addvers Address, 1963 July 29
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Audio
1450A/1460
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Graham, Porter undated
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Audio
1450A/1170
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Grantmakers Interested in Environmental Issues, undated
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Audio
1450A/1171
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Grantmakers Interested in Environmental Issues, undated
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Audio
1450A/1416
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Grassroots Fundraising, undated
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Audio
1450A/180
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Grassroots Fundraising, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1491
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Gregor, Hazel and Virginia Dun 1966 August 21
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Audio
1450A/1428
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H.F.S., 1957 September
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Audio
1450A/57
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 November 3
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Audio
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 November 5-6
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Audio
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 November 5-6
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Audio
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 November 5-6
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Audio
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 15
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Audio
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 16
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Audio
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 16
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Audio
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 16
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Audio
1450A/47
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 16
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Audio
1450A/48
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 16
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Audio
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 16
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Audio
1450A/50
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 16
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Audio
1450A/51
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 16
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Audio
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 16
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Audio
1450A/53
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 16
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Audio
1450A/54
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 16
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Audio
1450A/55
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 16
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Audio
1450A/56
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 16
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Audio
1450A/10
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 14
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Audio
1450A/11
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 14
|
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Audio
1450A/7
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 14
|
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Audio
1450A/8
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 14
|
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Audio
1450A/9
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H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 14
|
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Audio
1450A/12
|
H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 14, 15
|
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Audio
1450A/13
|
H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 15
|
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Audio
1450A/14
|
H.F.S. Hearing, 1959 September 15
|
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Audio
1450A/15
|
H.F.S. May Justus, 1953 Summer
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Audio
1450A/16
|
H.F.S. May Justus, 1953 Summer
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Audio
1450A/61
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H.F.S. Trial, 1959-1960
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Audio
1450A/1471
|
Hamer, Fannie Lou 1970 May 27
|
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Audio
1450A/685
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Hawes Daniel, Zilla 1981 March 22
|
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Audio
1450A/686
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Hawes Daniel, Zilla 1981 March 22
|
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Audio
1450A/687
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Hawes Daniel, Zilla 1981 March 22
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Audio
1450A/688
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Hawes Daniel, Zilla 1981 March 22
|
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Audio
1450A/689
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Hawes Daniel, Zilla 1981 March 22
|
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Audio
1450A/703
|
Helstein, Ralph 1981 May 4
|
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Audio
1450A/704
|
Helstein, Ralph 1981 May 4
|
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Audio
1450A/705
|
Helstein, Ralph 1981 May 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/706
|
Helstein, Ralph 1981 May 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/1451
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Highlander, 1957
|
|
Audio
1450A/177
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Highlander (Myles) Tape, expenses on farm and library undated
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Audio
1450A/230
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Highlander Center, 1957 August 31
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Audio
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Highlander Center, 1958 June 17, 19, 1966 June 19
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Audio
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Highlander Center, 1958 June 17, 19, 1966 June 19
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Audio
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Highlander Center, 1958 June 17, 19, 1966 June 19
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Audio
1450A/232
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Highlander Center, 1966 August 23-24
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Audio
1450A/231
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Highlander Center, 1966 June 21
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Audio
1450A/233
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Highlander Center, 1966 September 16
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Audio
1450A/234
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Highlander Center, 1967 September 16
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Audio
1450A/235
|
Highlander Center, 1968 September 16
|
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Audio
1450A/1440
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Highlander Film Project, 1982 October 23-24
|
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Audio
1450A/1441
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Highlander Film Project, 1982 October 23-24
|
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Audio
1450A/1442
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Highlander Film Project, 1982 October 23-24
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Audio
1450A/1443
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Highlander Film Project, 1982 October 23-24
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Audio
1450A/1444
|
Highlander Film Project, 1982 October 23-24
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|
Audio
1450A/569
|
Highlander Retreat, 1990 December
|
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Audio
1450A/570
|
Highlander Retreat, 1990 December
|
|
Audio
1450A/571
|
Highlander Retreat, 1990 December
|
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Audio
1450A/572
|
Highlander Retreat, 1990 December
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Audio
1450A/573
|
Highlander Retreat, 1990 December
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Audio
1450A/574
|
Highlander Retreat, 1990 December
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Audio
1450A/575
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Highlander Retreat, 1990 December
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Audio
1450A/576
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Highlander Retreat, 1990 December
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Audio
1450A/1435
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Highlander Songs and Nonsense, 1967 December
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Audio
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Highlander Story, 1960 January 8
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Audio
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Highlander Story, 1960 January 8
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Audio
1450A/708
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Horton, Myles 1981 October 14
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Audio
1450A/709
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Horton, Myles 1981 October 14
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Audio
1450A/710
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Horton, Myles 1982 June 18
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Audio
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Horton, Myles 1982 June 18
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Audio
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Horton, Myles 1982 June 18
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Audio
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Horton, Myles 1983 June 8
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Audio
1450A/714
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Horton, Myles 1983 June 8
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Audio
1450A/715
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Horton, Myles undated
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Audio
1450A/716
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Horton, Myles undated
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Audio
1450A/578
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Horton, Myles 1990
|
|
Audio
1450A/204
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Horton, Myles 1970 September 13-14
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Audio
1450A/1219
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Horton, Myles 1974 December 14
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Audio
1450A/1321
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Horton, Myles 1981 October 14
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Audio
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Horton, Myles 1982 July 2
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Audio
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Horton, Myles 1982 July 2
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Audio
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Horton, Myles undated
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Audio
1450A/1507
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Horton, Myles undated
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Audio
1450A/1508
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Horton, Myles undated
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Audio
1450A/512
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Horton, Myles and Paulo Friere 1987 December 7
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Audio
1450A/513
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Horton, Myles and Paulo Friere 1987 December 7
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Audio
1450A/514
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Horton, Myles and Paulo Friere 1987 December 7
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Audio
1450A/515
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Horton, Myles and Paulo Friere 1987 December 7
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Audio
1450A/516
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Horton, Myles and Paulo Friere 1987 December 7
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Audio
1450A/517
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Horton, Myles and Paulo Friere 1987 December 7
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|
Audio
1450A/518
|
Horton, Myles and Paulo Friere 1987 December 7
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Audio
1450A/519
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Horton, Myles and Paulo Friere 1987 December 7
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Audio
1450A/520
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Horton, Myles and Paulo Friere 1987 December 7
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Audio
1450A/521
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Horton, Myles and Paulo Friere 1987 December 7
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Audio
1450A/522
|
Horton, Myles and Paulo Friere 1987 December 7
|
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Audio
1450A/146
|
Myles Horton on Resurrection City, etc. 1968 June 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/37
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Myles Horton, Esau Jenkins, etc. 1957
|
|
Audio
1450A/1400
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Myles Horton's Talk, unknown year February
|
|
Audio
1450A/90
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“The Durable Mr. Horton,” 1964 January 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/707
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Horton, Zilphia 1956 February 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/1473
|
Indigenous Poetry, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/560
|
Intelligence and the New Intellectual, 1990 July 27
|
|
Audio
1450A/1184
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Intern Problem Solving, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1246
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Jim Garland Sings and Talks, 1977 September 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/136
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Kanawha County Community Leaders, 1967 December
|
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Audio
1450A/137
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Kanawha County Community Leaders, 1967 December
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Audio
1450A/138
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Kanawha County Community Leaders, 1967 December
|
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Audio
1450A/139
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Kanawha County Community Leaders, 1967 December
|
|
Audio
1450A/86
|
KKK Grand Dragon, 1963
|
|
Audio
1450A/194
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KKK: Robert Shelton speaks, undated
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Audio
1450A/1459
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Kline, Mike undated
|
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Audio
1450A/717
|
Kobak, Sue 1981 August 8
|
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Audio
1450A/718
|
Kobak, Sue 1981 August 9
|
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Audio
1450A/719
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Kobak, Zeke 1981 June 21
|
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Audio
1450A/1278
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KPFA Program on Highlander, 1979 August
|
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Audio
1450A/1490
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Labor Day Weekend, 1957
|
|
Audio
1450A/1461
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Labor Songs, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1295
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Land Ownership Task Force, 1981 November 7
|
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Audio
1450A/1318
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Land Study Evaluation, 1981 July 10
|
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Audio
1450A/1474
|
Leadership Training Excerpts, 1954
|
|
Audio
1450A/1388
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Learning Resources Network, 1985 June 7-9
|
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Audio
1450A/1389
|
Learning Resources Network, 1985 June 7-9
|
|
Audio
1450A/870
|
Ledman, Diane undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/871
|
Ledman, Diane undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/872
|
Lilly, Leslie undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/75
|
“Little Tent City,” 1960 April
|
|
Audio
1450A/293
|
Machine Noise, 1982 November 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/873
|
Maggard, Buck undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/720
|
Malamed, Laney 1981 March 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/721
|
Malamed, Laney 1981 March 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/722
|
Malamed, Laney 1981 March 31
|
|
Audio
1450A/723
|
Malamed, Laney 1981 March 31
|
|
Audio
1450A/724
|
Malamed, Laney 1981 March 31
|
|
Audio
1450A/725
|
Malamed, Laney 1981 March 31
|
|
Audio
1450A/38
|
Martin Luther King, 1957 September 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/863
|
Martin, Linda 1984 February 26
|
|
Audio
1450A/864
|
Martin, Linda 1984 February 26
|
|
Audio
1450A/491
|
Matagalpa, 1987 January
|
|
Audio
1450A/492
|
Matagalpa, 1987 January
|
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Audio
1450A/493
|
Matagalpa, 1987 January
|
|
Audio
1450A/17
|
May Justus, 1953 Summer
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|
Audio
1450A/18
|
May Justus "Growing up in the Great Smokies" Songs and
Stories, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1270
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Mexican Copper Miner, 1979 April 29
|
|
Audio
1450A/1462
|
Miner's Songs, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1463
|
Miner's Songs, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1467
|
Mr. Davis, 1976 February 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1476
|
Mr. Thomas, unknown year December 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/1429
|
Mrs. Siegling and Mrs. Edmistin, 1956 May
|
|
Audio
1450A/1496
|
Mrs. Tucker and James M. Braden, 1966 June 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/874
|
Murphy, Jim undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/875
|
Murphy, Jim undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/876
|
Murphy, Jim undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/485
|
Nagarote/Leon-FSLN, 1987 January 13-14
|
|
Audio
1450A/484
|
Nagarote: ATC Representative, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1296
|
National Network Grantmakers, 1980 November 19-21
|
|
Audio
1450A/1297
|
National Network Grantmakers, 1980 November 19-21
|
|
Audio
1450A/473
|
Nicaraguan Constitution Signing, 1987 January 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/499
|
“Nicaragua" Orientation, 1987 January
|
|
Audio
1450A/500
|
“Nicaragua" Orientation, 1987 January
|
|
Audio
1450A/1511
|
NIU Fundraiser for HREC, 1979 September 30
|
|
Audio
1450A/726
|
Nixon, E.D. 1981 February 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/730
|
Nixon, E.D. 1981 February 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/732
|
Nixon, E.D. 1981 February 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/727
|
Nixon, E.D. 1981 July 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/728
|
Nixon, E.D. 1981 July 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/729
|
Nixon, E.D. 1981 July 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/731
|
Nixon, E.D. 1981 July 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/77
|
North/South work camp, 1963 July 26
|
|
Audio
1450A/476
|
Ocotal MED Staff, 1987 January 13
|
|
Audio
1450A/477
|
Ocotal MED Staff, 1987 January 13
|
|
Audio
1450A/263
|
Oil Shale, 1981 April
|
|
Audio
1450A/262
|
Oil Shale, 1981 May 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/264
|
Oil Shale, 1981 November 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/265
|
Oil Shale, 1981 November 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/266
|
Oil Shale, 1981 November 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/260
|
Oil Shale, 1981 November 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/261
|
Oil Shale, 1981 September 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/1162
|
Oil Shale, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1477
|
ONLLWYN, unknown year November 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/1478
|
ONLLWYN, unknown year November 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/1479
|
ONLLWYN, unknown year November 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/1480
|
ONLLWYN, unknown year November 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/1481
|
ONLLWYN, unknown year November 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/236
|
Painter, 1975 November 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/877
|
Parachini, Larry undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/854
|
Parents for Hebrew Schools, 1980 July 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/735
|
Parks, Rosa 1981 June 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/736
|
Parks, Rosa 1981 June 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/733
|
Parks, Rosa undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/734
|
Parks, Rosa undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/737
|
Parks, Rosa undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/738
|
Parks, Rosa undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/170
|
Parks, Rosa undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1210
|
Parks, Rosa and Myles Horton 1973 June 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/181
|
Parlow, Anita undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/182
|
Parlow, Anita undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1280
|
Participatory Research Group, 1979 September 7-8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1281
|
Participatory Research Group, 1979 September 7-8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1
|
Paulo Freire Editing We Make the road by Walking, 1990 January 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/2
|
Paulo Freire Editing We Make the road by Walking, 1990 January 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/3
|
Paulo Freire Editing We Make the road by Walking, 1990 January 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/4
|
Paulo Freire Talk at Highlander, 1990 January 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/5
|
Paulo Freire Talk at Highlander, 1990 January 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/74
|
Poetry of Protest, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1161
|
Pohlman, John undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/256
|
Politics and Education in Buchanan County, 1981 May 30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1417
|
Program #1, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1418
|
Program #1, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1419
|
Program #2, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1402
|
Rap Brown Speech, 1967 Autumn
|
|
Audio
1450A/1472
|
Redell County Intern Debriefing, 1968 August 30
|
|
Audio
1450A/87
|
Report on North/South work camp, 1963 July
|
|
Audio
1450A/88
|
Report on North/South work camp, 1963 July
|
|
Audio
1450A/1154
|
Research for Endowment, 1984 December 7
|
|
Audio
1450A/1262
|
Residential Education, 1978 September 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/176
|
Resurrection City analysis, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/103
|
Reverend C. Hayes, 1966 January
|
|
Audio
1450A/104
|
Reverend C. Hayes, 1966 January
|
|
Audio
1450A/1497
|
Reverend Shuttlesworth, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1498
|
Reverend Shuttlesworth, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/739
|
Robinson, Bernice 1980 November 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/740
|
Robinson, Bernice 1980 November 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/741
|
Robinson, Bernice 1980 November 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/742
|
Robinson, Bernice 1980 November 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/549
|
“The Root Cause: The People Speak" radio, 1989
|
|
Audio
1450A/209
|
Rosa Parks/Civil Rights, 1970 May 13, 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/743
|
Saunders, Bill undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/744
|
Saunders, Bill undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/745
|
Saunders, Bill undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/746
|
Saunders, Bill undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/747
|
Saunders, Bill undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/748
|
Saunders, Bill undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/749
|
Saunders, Bill undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/750
|
Saunders, Bill undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1492
|
Schilling, Jean 1967
|
|
Audio
1450A/751
|
Seeger, Pete 1981 April 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/752
|
Seeger, Pete 1981 April 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/753
|
Seeger, Pete 1981 April 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/40
|
Segregation, 1955
|
|
Audio
1450A/1397
|
Faulk, John Henry short stories 1962 October 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1398
|
Short Stories by John Henry Faulk, 1962 October 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/754
|
Sinclair, Lewis 1980 December 7
|
|
Audio
1450A/755
|
Sinclair, Lewis 1980 December 7
|
|
Audio
1450A/172
|
Singing, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/173
|
Singing, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1484
|
Societe Souveyance, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1524
|
Songs and speeches, 1966?
|
|
Audio
1450A/125
|
“The Sounds of Poverty,” 1967
|
|
Audio
1450A/126
|
“The Sounds of Poverty,” 1967
|
|
Audio
1450A/21
|
“Southern Regional Citizen's Council" Rainach of Los Angles, Davis of
Mississippi, etc. 1956 May
|
|
Audio
1450A/22
|
“Southern Regional Citizen's Council" Rainach of Los Angles, Davis of
Mississippi, etc. 1956 May
|
|
Audio
1450A/23
|
“Southern Regional Citizen's Council" Rainach of Los Angles, Davis of
Mississippi, etc. 1956 May
|
|
Audio
1450A/24
|
“Southern Regional Citizen's Council" Rainach of Los Angles, Davis of
Mississippi, etc. 1956 May
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Audio
1450A/25
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“Southern Regional Citizen's Council" Rainach of Los Angles, Davis of
Mississippi, etc. 1956 May
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Audio
1450A/1514
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“Starvation in the 70s,” 1970s
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Audio
1450A/1263
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Stearns, Kentuky 1978 October 17
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Audio
1450A/1502
|
Stevens, Carol 1966 June 23
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Audio
1450A/1503
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Stevens, Carol 1966 June 23
|
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Audio
1450A/1504
|
Stevens, Carol 1966 June 23
|
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Audio
1450A/1018
|
STP, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1019
|
STP, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1029
|
STP, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1084
|
STP "Harassment,” 1991 November 22-24
|
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Audio
1450A/1085
|
STP "Harassment,” 1991 November 22-24
|
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Audio
1450A/1086
|
STP "Harassment,” 1991 November 22-24
|
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Audio
1450A/1087
|
STP "Harassment,” 1991 November 22-24
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Audio
1450A/1088
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STP "Harassment,” 1991 November 22-24
|
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Audio
1450A/1089
|
STP "Harassment,” 1991 November 22-24
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Audio
1450A/1083
|
STP "Harassment,” 1991 October 18-20
|
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Audio
1450A/882
|
STP #1, 1989 January 6-7
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Audio
1450A/883
|
STP #1, 1989 January 6-7
|
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Audio
1450A/884
|
STP #1, 1989 January 6-7
|
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Audio
1450A/885
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STP #1, 1989 January 6-7
|
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Audio
1450A/886
|
STP #1, 1989 January 6-7
|
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Audio
1450A/887
|
STP #1, 1989 January 6-7
|
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Audio
1450A/888
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STP #1, 1989 January 6-7
|
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Audio
1450A/889
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STP #1, 1989 January 6-7
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Audio
1450A/890
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STP #1, 1989 January 6-7
|
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Audio
1450A/891
|
STP #2, 1989 February 25-26
|
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Audio
1450A/892
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STP #2, 1989 February 25-26
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Audio
1450A/893
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STP #2, 1989 February 25-26
|
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Audio
1450A/894
|
STP #2, 1989 February 25-26
|
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Audio
1450A/895
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STP #2, 1989 February 25-26
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Audio
1450A/896
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STP #2, 1989 February 25-26
|
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Audio
1450A/897
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STP #2, 1989 February 25-26
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Audio
1450A/898
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STP #2, 1989 February 25-26
|
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Audio
1450A/899
|
STP #2, 1989 February 25-26
|
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Audio
1450A/900
|
STP #2, 1989 February 25-26
|
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Audio
1450A/901
|
STP #2, 1989 February 25-26
|
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Audio
1450A/902
|
STP #2, 1989 February 25-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/958
|
STP #2.1, 1989 October 20-22
|
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Audio
1450A/959
|
STP #2.1, 1989 October 20-22
|
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Audio
1450A/960
|
STP #2.1, 1989 October 20-22
|
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Audio
1450A/961
|
STP #2.1, 1989 October 20-22
|
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Audio
1450A/962
|
STP #2.1, 1989 October 20-22
|
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Audio
1450A/963
|
STP #2.1, 1989 October 20-22
|
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Audio
1450A/964
|
STP #2.1, 1989 October 20-22
|
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Audio
1450A/965
|
STP #2.1, 1989 October 20-22
|
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Audio
1450A/966
|
STP #2.1, 1989 October 20-22
|
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Audio
1450A/967
|
STP #2.1, 1989 October 20-22
|
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Audio
1450A/968
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STP #2.1, 1989 October 20-22
|
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Audio
1450A/917
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
|
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Audio
1450A/908
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
|
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Audio
1450A/909
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
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Audio
1450A/910
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
|
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Audio
1450A/911
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
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Audio
1450A/912
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
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Audio
1450A/913
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
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Audio
1450A/914
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
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Audio
1450A/915
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
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Audio
1450A/916
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
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Audio
1450A/918
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
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Audio
1450A/919
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
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Audio
1450A/920
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
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Audio
1450A/921
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
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Audio
1450A/922
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
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Audio
1450A/923
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STP #3, 1989 March 21-23
|
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Audio
1450A/924
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STP #4, 1989 April 29-30
|
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Audio
1450A/925
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STP #4, 1989 April 29-30
|
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Audio
1450A/926
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STP #4, 1989 April 29-30
|
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Audio
1450A/927
|
STP #4, 1989 April 29-30
|
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Audio
1450A/928
|
STP #4, 1989 April 29-30
|
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Audio
1450A/929
|
STP #4, 1989 April 29-30
|
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Audio
1450A/930
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STP #5, 1989 May 19-20
|
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Audio
1450A/931
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STP #5, 1989 May 19-20
|
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Audio
1450A/932
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STP #5, 1989 May 19-20
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Audio
1450A/933
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STP #5, 1989 May 19-20
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Audio
1450A/934
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STP #5, 1989 May 19-20
|
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Audio
1450A/957
|
STP #6, 1989 June 17
|
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Audio
1450A/935
|
STP #6, 1989 June 17-18
|
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Audio
1450A/936
|
STP #6, 1989 June 17-18
|
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Audio
1450A/937
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STP #6, 1989 June 17-18
|
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Audio
1450A/938
|
STP #6, 1989 June 17-18
|
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Audio
1450A/942
|
STP #6; STP #7, 1989 June 18 and 1989 July 8
|
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Audio
1450A/939
|
STP #7, 1989 July 7-8
|
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Audio
1450A/940
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STP #7, 1989 July 7-8
|
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Audio
1450A/941
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STP #7, 1989 July 7-8
|
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Audio
1450A/943
|
STP #7, 1989 July 8
|
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Audio
1450A/944
|
STP #7, 1989 July 8
|
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Audio
1450A/945
|
STP #8, 1989 August 25-27
|
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Audio
1450A/946
|
STP #8, 1989 August 25-27
|
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Audio
1450A/947
|
STP #8, 1989 August 25-27
|
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Audio
1450A/948
|
STP #8, 1989 August 25-27
|
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Audio
1450A/949
|
STP #8, 1989 August 25-27
|
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Audio
1450A/950
|
STP #9, 1989 September 29-October 1
|
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Audio
1450A/951
|
STP #9, 1989 September 29-October 1
|
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Audio
1450A/952
|
STP #9, 1989 September 29-October 1
|
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Audio
1450A/953
|
STP #9, 1989 September 29-October 1
|
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Audio
1450A/954
|
STP #9, 1989 September 29-October 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/955
|
STP #9, 1989 September 29-October 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/956
|
STP #9, 1989 September 29-October 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/969
|
STP 11, 1989 November 17-19
|
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Audio
1450A/970
|
STP 11, 1989 November 17-19
|
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Audio
1450A/971
|
STP 11, 1989 November 17-19
|
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Audio
1450A/972
|
STP 11, 1989 November 17-19
|
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Audio
1450A/973
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STP 11, 1989 November 17-19
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Audio
1450A/974
|
STP 11, 1989 November 17-19
|
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Audio
1450A/975
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STP 11, 1989 November 17-19
|
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Audio
1450A/976
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STP 11, 1989 November 17-19
|
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Audio
1450A/977
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STP 11, 1989 November 17-19
|
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Audio
1450A/978
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STP 11, 1989 November 17-19
|
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Audio
1450A/986
|
STP 12, 1990 March 16-18
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Audio
1450A/987
|
STP 12, 1990 March 16-18
|
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Audio
1450A/988
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STP 12, 1990 March 16-18
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Audio
1450A/989
|
STP 12, 1990 March 16-18
|
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Audio
1450A/990
|
STP 12, 1990 March 16-18
|
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Audio
1450A/991
|
STP 12, 1990 March 16-18
|
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Audio
1450A/992
|
STP 12, 1990 March 16-18
|
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Audio
1450A/993
|
STP 12, 1990 March 16-18
|
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Audio
1450A/994
|
STP 12, 1990 March 16-18
|
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Audio
1450A/995
|
STP 12, 1990 March 16-18
|
|
Audio
1450A/1003
|
STP 15, 1990 July 27-28
|
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Audio
1450A/1004
|
STP 15, 1990 July 27-28
|
|
Audio
1450A/1005
|
STP 15, 1990 July 27-28
|
|
Audio
1450A/1006
|
STP 17, 1990 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/1007
|
STP 17, 1990 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/1008
|
STP 17, 1990 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/1009
|
STP 17, 1990 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/1010
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STP 17, 1990 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/1011
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STP 17, 1990 November 2-4
|
|
Audio
1450A/1000
|
STP 2.2, 1990 June 22-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1001
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STP 2.2, 1990 June 22-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1002
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STP 2.2, 1990 June 22-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/996
|
STP 2.2, 1990 June 22-24
|
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Audio
1450A/997
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STP 2.2, 1990 June 22-24
|
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Audio
1450A/998
|
STP 2.2, 1990 June 22-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/999
|
STP 2.2, 1990 June 22-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/979
|
STP Faciliation, 1990 February 9-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/980
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STP Faciliation, 1990 February 9-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/981
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STP Faciliation, 1990 February 9-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/982
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STP Faciliation, 1990 February 9-11
|
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Audio
1450A/983
|
STP Faciliation, 1990 February 9-11
|
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Audio
1450A/984
|
STP Faciliation, 1990 February 9-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/985
|
STP Faciliation, 1990 February 9-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/1077
|
STP II, 1991 October 18-20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1078
|
STP II, 1991 October 18-20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1079
|
STP II, 1991 October 18-20
|
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Audio
1450A/1080
|
STP II, 1991 October 18-20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1081
|
STP II, 1991 October 18-20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1082
|
STP II, 1991 October 18-20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1069
|
STP II.3, 1990 September 28-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1070
|
STP II.3, 1990 September 28-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1071
|
STP II.3, 1990 September 28-30
|
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Audio
1450A/1072
|
STP II.3, 1990 September 28-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1073
|
STP II.3, 1990 September 28-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1074
|
STP II.3, 1990 September 28-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1075
|
STP II.3, 1990 September 28-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1076
|
STP II.3, 1990 September 28-30
|
|
Audio
1450A/903
|
STP?, 1989 March 10-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/904
|
STP?, 1989 March 10-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/905
|
STP?, 1989 March 10-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/906
|
STP?, 1989 March 10-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/907
|
STP?, 1989 March 10-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/1438
|
Strip Mining in Appalachia, 1970 October 11
|
|
Audio
1450A/326
|
Sunday afternoon and evening, MSH undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/327
|
Sunday AM-few comments, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1513
|
“Sunday Special: Labor & Politics in the 70s,” 1970s
|
|
Audio
1450A/42
|
Sven Sundin, Ogba Agba 1955
|
|
Audio
1450A/96
|
Sweet, Ben and Myles Horton 1965 February
|
|
Audio
1450A/97
|
Sweet, Ben and Myles Horton 1965 February
|
|
Audio
1450A/1422
|
[unidentified] "Tape 63,” undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1214
|
Tax Reform, 1973 October 27
|
|
Audio
1450A/1215
|
Tax Reform, 1973 October 27
|
|
Audio
1450A/756
|
Tefferteller, Ralph 1981 March 21
|
|
Audio
1450A/757
|
Tefferteller, Ralph 1981 March 21
|
|
Audio
1450A/758
|
Tefferteller, Ralph 1981 March 21
|
|
Audio
1450A/759
|
Tefferteller, Ralph 1981 March 21
|
|
Audio
1450A/760
|
Tefferteller, Ralph 1981 March 21
|
|
Audio
1450A/761
|
Tefferteller, Ralph 1981 March 21
|
|
Audio
1450A/762
|
Tefferteller, Ralph 1981 March 21
|
|
Audio
1450A/763
|
Terkel, Studs 1981 May 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/764
|
Terkel, Studs and Ralph Helstein 1981 May 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/853
|
The Blackey School Situation: Gaynell Begley, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1427
|
The Highlander Story, 1957 Fall
|
|
Audio
1450A/765
|
Thornburgh, Lucille 1981 October 23
|
|
Audio
1450A/488
|
Tiempo Meneado, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1310
|
TNCOSH/NCOSH/WOSH, 1981 June 5-7
|
|
Audio
1450A/1311
|
TNCOSH/NCOSH/WOSH, 1981 June 5-7
|
|
Audio
1450A/1312
|
TNCOSH/NCOSH/WOSH, 1981 June 5-7
|
|
Audio
1450A/1313
|
TNCOSH/NCOSH/WOSH, 1981 June 5-7
|
|
Audio
1450A/19
|
Tom Dunigan, Oak Ridge, Tenn. , Principal 1955
|
|
Audio
1450A/20
|
Tom Dunigan, Oak Ridge, Tenn. , Principal 1955
|
|
Audio
1450A/431
|
Tribute to Shelva Thompson, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/430
|
Tribute Weekend, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/258
|
Trustee's Hearing, 1981 October 27
|
|
Audio
1450A/242
|
TVA and Grassroots, 1979 March 28
|
|
Audio
1450A/243
|
TVA and Grassroots, 1979 March 28
|
|
Audio
1450A/1322
|
UFWA, 1981 October 23
|
|
Audio
1450A/766
|
Vivian, C.T. 1981 February 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/767
|
Vivian, C.T. 1981 February 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/768
|
Vivian, C.T. 1981 March 10-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/769
|
Vivian, C.T. 1981 March 10-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/770
|
Vivian, C.T. 1981 March 10-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/771
|
Vivian, C.T. 1981 March 10-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/772
|
Vivian, C.T. 1981 March 10-11
|
|
Audio
1450A/1411
|
We Shall Overcome, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1424
|
Williams, Claude 1966 August 23-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1431
|
Williams, Claude 1966 August 23-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1475
|
Williams, Emlyn undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1500
|
Wise, Sidney and Julian Bond 1966 June 21
|
|
Audio
1450A/1328
|
Women Workers Leadership, 1982 March 27
|
|
Audio
1450A/1329
|
Women Workers Leadership, 1982 March 27
|
|
Audio
1450A/371
|
Woods, Dwight 1985 April 23
|
|
Audio
1450A/89
|
Work Camp before trial, 1963
|
|
Audio
1450A/773
|
Wright, Warren 1981 February
|
|
Audio
1450A/774
|
Wright, Warren 1981 February
|
|
Audio
1450A/775
|
Wright, Warren 1981 February
|
|
Audio
1450A/776
|
Wright, Warren 1981 February
|
|
Audio
1450A/205
|
“You don't have to buy war, Mrs. Smith,” 1970 November
|
|
Audio
1450A/777
|
Young, Andrew 1981 July 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1036
|
[unidentified], 1995 January 10
|
|
Audio
1450A/1037
|
[unidentified], 1995 January 10
|
|
M2004-203
|
Series: Photographs and Transparencies
|
|
Box
11
Folder
1
|
Highlander Folk School, undated
|
|
Box
11
Folder
2
|
Septima Clark and Esau Jenkins Resolution, 1978 : Photos by South Carolina Department of Highways
|
|
|
Myles Horton and Paulo Freire conversations, Highlander 1987 December
|
|
Box
11
Folder
3
|
Color prints and negatives
|
|
Box
11
Folder
4
|
Black-and-white prints, contacts, and negatives
|
|
Box
11
Folder
5
|
Color slides
|
|
|
Series: Films and Videos : The films and videos have not been fully processed as of November 2022. Please see Reference Archivist for assistance in requesting.
|
|
|
3/4-inch Videocassettes
|
|
Box
12
|
Coal Miners workshop 12 videocassettes
|
|
Box
13
|
Coal Miners workshop (continued) 2 videocassettes
|
|
Box
13
|
Song workshop, Tribute, Ed Cabball and Anne R.
|
|
Box
13
|
Bill Sparkles
|
|
Box
13
|
Ellis Witt, Aime Roanine?, Rob Mercure
|
|
Box
13
|
Song workshop, Bill and Elise Witt and Joyce
|
|
Box
13
|
Song workshop, Rich and Sunny
|
|
Box
13
|
Song workshop, Foxfire
|
|
Box
14
|
Culture, Land and Environment, Bumpass Cove 1981 November 20-22 10 videocassettes
|
|
|
Culture, "They Can't Keep Us Down,” 1982 May 28-31
|
|
Box
15
|
Copy 12
videocassettes
|
|
Box
16
|
Copy (continued) 9 videocassettes
|
|
Box
17
|
Original 10
videocassettes
|
|
Box
18
|
Original (continued) 8 videocassettes
|
|
Box
19
|
50th anniversary, circa 1982 14 videocassettes
|
|
|
Conversation with Myles Horton, Bill Moyers
Journal 1981 June 7
|
|
Box
20
|
Copy 2 videocassettes
|
|
Box
20
|
Original 2 videocassettes
|
|
Box
20
|
Music workshop, 1981 November 20-22 2 videocassettes
|
|
Box
20
|
The Blackey School Situation, undated
|
|
Box
20
|
Rural Education workshop, 1990 September 16
|
|
Box
20
|
Save the Land and People, Reel 13
|
|
|
VHS Videocassettes
|
|
|
Myles Horton Memorial, 1990 May 5
|
|
Box
21
|
General 4 videocassettes
|
|
Box
21
|
North Star 5 videocassettes
|
|
Box
21
|
Stoney Incidentals 2 videocassettes
|
|
Box
21
|
Appalshop
|
|
Box
21
|
Tim Kraus
|
|
Box
21
|
Oral histories 19
videocassettes
|
|
Box
22
|
Oral histories (continued) 3 videocassettes
|
|
Box
22
|
Tribute 2 videocassettes
|
|
Box
23
|
Community Organizing, 1989 April 23 2 videocassettes
|
|
|
SALT workshops
|
|
Box
23
|
1991 April 24-26 2 videocassettes
|
|
Box
23
|
1981 May 16 2 videocassettes
|
|
Box
23
|
1981 August 2 videocassettes
|
|
Box
23
|
1981 September 25-27 2 videocassettes
|
|
Box
23
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1983 November 18-19 4 videocassettes
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Box
23
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1984 April 6 7 videocassettes
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Box
24
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1984 June 12 2 videocassettes
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Box
24
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Reunion 1 and 2 2 videocassettes
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Box
24
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1984 June 12-14 6 videocassettes
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Box
24
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1984 December 3 videocassettes
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Box
24
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1985 February 21-24 8 videocassettes
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Box
24
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1987 April 10-12
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Box
25
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1987 April 10-12 (continued)
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Box
25
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1987 December 5
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Box
25
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1988 May 6-8 8 videocassettes
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Box
25
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1988 November 4-6 5 videocassettes
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Box
25
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Choctaw dancing, 1992 February 15
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Box
25
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Youth, 1992 March 28 2 videocassettes
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Box
25
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SALT Fellows speeches, communications 1992 June 13
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Box
25
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SALT Diversity, 1993 January
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Box
25
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SALT Fellows, 1993 December 11
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Box
25
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SALT workshop, Eco Theater 1994? July
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Box
26
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Coal Miners Music workshop, 1980 6 videocassettes
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Box
26
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Song workshop, 1985 April 12-14
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Box
26
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Coal Miners Music workshop, 1982 6 videocassettes
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Box
26
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Song workshop, 1985 April 12-14 3 videocassettes
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Box
26
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Song workshop, 1986 April 18-20 7 videocassettes
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Box
27
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SALT workshop, 1985 February 27 2 videocassettes
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Box
27
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Community Culture, 1986 April 20
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Box
27
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Myles Horton, Paulo Freire and friends 1987 December 5 9 videocassettes
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Box
27
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Myles Horton, 1989 January 16
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Box
27
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For Joyce, 1990 June 5
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Box
27
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Tehuacan, Mexico 1998 February 22-23 7 videocassettes
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Box
27
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Community Development Initiative, Richard Connolly, 1st edit
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Box
28
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Highlander 50th anniversary and unidentified 6 videocassettes
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Box
29
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Alamo
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Box
29
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Casey number 1 and 2, undated 2 videocassettes
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Box
29
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CBN, Segregation and Racism, Today
Show undated
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Box
29
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Cuyahoga River, PBS undated
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Box
29
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Freire narration, undated
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Box
29
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Hall Oldfield Community Youth Choir, undated
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Box
29
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Mural Project, undated
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Box
29
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“Profile in Risk, A Saga of Eastern Oil Shale," Appalshop undated
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Box
29
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“Do We Really Need the Rockies?,” undated
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Box
29
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Kentucky Oil Shale, undated Beta tape
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Box
30
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SALT workshop, 1988 September 10 2 videocassettes
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Box
30
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Unknown content, 1998 February 18-23 6 videocassettes
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Box
30
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Community Organization/Community Building, 1998 July 22-24 2 videocassettes
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Box
30
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Community Redevelopment Initiative, undated
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Box
30
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Unidentified 5 videocassettes
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Helical Scan Videotapes
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Labor strikes
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Box
31
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Stearns, undated 24 videotapes
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Box
31
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Push Comes to Shove, undated 2 videotapes
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Box
32
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Coal Miners, Al Keller Show undated 2 videotapes
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Box
32
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Harlan, 1974 August 3 videotapes
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Box
32
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Harlan, 1974
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Box
32
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Pikeville Hospital strike, undated
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Box
32
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1934 Textile workers, undated
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Box
32
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1977 October 17 2 videotapes
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Box
32
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High Point Workers Speak and Victory Rally, undated 8 videotapes
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Labor unions
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Box
32
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Sadlowski Rally, undated
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Box
32
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Home Rally, undated
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Box
32
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Labor: Education, Organizers Training 5 videotapes
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Box
32
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Unidentified
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Labor
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Box
33
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Education, ACTWU training sessions undated 14 videotapes
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Box
33
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Education, GED evaluation undated 5 videotapes
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Box
33
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OSHA, Black lung workshop undated 7 videotapes
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Box
34
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OSHA, Black lung workshop undated 7 videotapes
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Culture
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Box
34
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Labor, 1978 April 3 videotapes
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Box
34
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Labor, Coal Miners Music 1978 April 10 videotapes
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Box
34
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Labor, Singing and Dancing undated 2 videotapes
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Box
34
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Labor, Florence excerpts undated
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Box
34
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Labor, NEA Folk Arts proposal undated
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Box
34
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Labor, Big Hewer undated
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Box
35
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Appalachian, Appalshop Show undated 3 videotapes
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Box
35
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Appalachian, Florence Reece in Washington undated 4 videotapes
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Box
35
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Appalachian, Al Keller, Music of the Mountains undated 2 videotapes
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Box
35
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Appalachian, Florence Reese at home undated 2 videotapes
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Box
35
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Appalachian, Mountain Movement Music undated
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Health
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Box
35
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Clinics, All for One: Community Health Center undated
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Box
35
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Education, Hypertension undated
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VCA
828-830
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Education: Bernice Robinson, Citizenship School undated
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Box
35
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Culture: African, Operation Crossroads undated
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Box
35
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Culture: Native American, Cherokee basket maker undated
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Box
35
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Rais'en Cain on Paint Creek, undated
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Box
35
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Unidentified 3 videotapes
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8 mm Videocassettes
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Box
36
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Orginal, 1996 2 videocassettes
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Box
36
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Casey number 1 and 2, 1998 July 24-24 2 videocassettes
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Box
36
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Tehuacan, Mexico 1998 February 22-23 2 videocassettes
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Box
36
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Mexico City, Distrito Federal Mexico 1998 February 18-19 4 videocassettes
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Box
36
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Mural Project, 1998 September
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Box
36
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SALT Fellows, 1995 April 1
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8 mm Film Strips
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film box
37
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Folk School, Firing a Kiln undated
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film box
37
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Flints and hatchery, 1949 March
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film box
37
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Nursery School, 1949
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film box
37
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Folk School, 1941
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film box
37
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North Carolina beach, 1950
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film box
37
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Labor, undated
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film box
37
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Barbecue, undated
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film box
37
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Snow, 1950-1951
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film box
37
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Outdoor workshop, undated
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film box
37
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Motorboat, Johnson family 1955
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film box
37
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Thorsten and chairs at beach, 1949
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film box
37
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Flowers, swing and watermelon, Thorsten 1948 August
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film box
37
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Yellowstone, buffalo and bears 1952 September
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film box
37
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Guatemala, The Drunken Dance 1950
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film box
37
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Tropics, 1949
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film box
37
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Smokey Mountains and Charleston, 1951
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film box
37
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Unidentified, 1949 August
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film box
37
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Unidentified
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film box
37
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Mexico/Guatelmala, undated Large reel
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16 mm Films
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film box
37
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UPAW, Solidarity
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film box
37
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Home of the Brave, Housing Protest Caravan undated
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film box
37
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Deep sea fishing, Myles Horton 1949 December
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film box
37
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UPWA strike Black and white, color
(silent)
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film box
37
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Highlander controversy, undated
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film box
37
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Pete Seeger discusses Woody Guthrie, undated
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film box
37
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A Century with Cotton, undated
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film box
37
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Native Land, 1942
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film box
37
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People of the Cumberland, undated
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Super 8 mm
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film box
37
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Folk School workshop, undated
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M2008-091
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Part 12 (M2008-091): Additions, 1945-1946 0.1 cubic feet of photographs (20
photographs in 1 folder) : Additions, 1945-1946, consisting of 20 photographs of Betty De Losada and her first
husband, Tom Ludwig. Betty conducted outreach services for Highlander Folk School which
included promoting the school in surrounding communities and editing the organization's
newsletter. The photographs depict Betty visiting area communities and engaging in
leisure activities.
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Folder
1
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Betty De Losada and Tom Ludwig photographs, 1945-1946
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M2010-108
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Part 13 (M2010-108, Audio 515A/244): Additions, 1932-2005 2.6 cubic feet (2 records center
cartons and 2 archives boxes), 1 audio recording, and 0.2 cubic feet of photographs (23 photographs and 10
negatives in 1 archives box) : Additions, 1932-2005, consisting of administrative materials, articles and
publications, news clippings, correspondence, workshop and subject files, and records
related to the National Farmers Union. The administrative materials include records such
as financial and fundraising materials, memorandum, organizational history materials,
organizational reports, and education program files. Also included in the collection are
interview transcripts and notes from interviews with Myles Horton and numerous others
associated with Highlander Folk School. The subject files include Aimee Horton's
research materials and dissertation drafts, and various records dealing with education,
social issues, and civil rights as well as documents related to events Highlander has
sponsored, including concerts with performers such as Pete Seeger and Bernice Johnson
Reagon. The workshop files contain evaluations, program planning files, program reports,
and proposals for workshops conducted solely by Highlander as well as those conducted in
conjunction with organizations such as the Southern Christian Leadership Conference
(SCLC). In addition, there is an audio recording of a radio broadcast of a Myles Horton
Memorial, and numerous photographs of people and places associated with Highlander.
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Series: Administrative
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Box
1
Folder
1
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Board of directors lists, 1971, 1973, 1989-1990
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Box
1
Folder
2
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Capital campaigns
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Box
1
Folder
3
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Charter, 1934
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Box
1
Folder
4
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Citizenship School materials
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Box
1
Folder
5
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Citizenship School program, 1957-1965
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Box
1
Folder
6
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Course questionnaire
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Box
1
Folder
7-8
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Executive council minutes, 1940-1960
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Box
1
Folder
9
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Financial materials, 1932-1966
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Box
1
Folder
10
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Financial records
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Box
4
Folder
2
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Financial report, 1932
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Box
1
Folder
11
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Friends of Highlander
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Box
1
Folder
12
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Fundraising
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Box
1
Folder
13-14
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Highlander report, 1933-1961, 1983
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Box
1
Folder
15
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Labor and popular education, 1993
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Box
1
Folder
16
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Mailing list
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Box
1
Folder
17
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Memorandum
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Box
1
Folder
18
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Organizational history materials
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Program files
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Box
1
Folder
19
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1970s
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Box
1
Folder
20
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1972-1973
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Box
1
Folder
21
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Program summary, 1945
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Box
1
Folder
22
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Questionnaire on resources, 1971
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Box
4
Folder
5
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Resident program, 1947
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Box
1
Folder
23
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Residential schools data
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Box
1
Folder
24
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Staff criticisms of Highlander, 1934
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Box
1
Folder
25
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Staff planning programs, 1937
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Box
1
Folder
26
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Statistics on Highlander students, 1932-1939
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Series: Articles and Publications
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Box
1
Folder
27
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“An Analysis of Selected Training Programs for Training Civil Rights
Leaders in the South,” 1966
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Box
1
Folder
28
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Appalachian People's History
Book
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Box
1
Folder
29
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Articles about Highlander and Myles Horton
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Box
1
Folder
30
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Articles from after Myles Horton's death
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Box
1
Folder
31
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Attack of the Grundy County Crusaders with notes and clippings
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Box
1
Folder
32
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Citizen Participation Democracy and Social Change
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Box
1
Folder
33
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Education for Social Change, Frank Adams
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Box
1
Folder
34
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Highlander articles (with notes)
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Box
1
Folder
35
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Highlander Folk School and the Labor Movement, 1932-1953
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Box
1
Folder
36
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Highlander Center and Appalachia
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Box
1
Folder
37
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Highlander registers
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Box
1
Folder
38
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Influences of Bishop Grundtvig on Highlander
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Box
1
Folder
39
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Influences on Highlander Research and Education Center
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Box
1
Folder
40
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Introduction to Popular Education
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Box
1
Folder
41
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Using History and Research for Community Development, Ivanhoe,
Virginia
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Box
1
Folder
42
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New Roles for Old Leadership
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Box
1
Folder
43
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People of the Cumberland
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Box
1
Folder
44
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Picking up the Pieces
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Box
1
Folder
45
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Poverty and Adult Education
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Box
1
Folder
46
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Public praise and criticism of Highlander
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Box
1
Folder
47
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Radical Teacher
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Box
1
Folder
48
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Sojourners magazine
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Box
1
Folder
49
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Strip Mining in Eastern Kentucky
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Box
1
Folder
50
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To Shape Their Own Destiny
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Box
1
Folder
51
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Various articles
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Box
1
Folder
52
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A Young Capitalist Adventures
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Series: Clippings
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Box
1
Folder
53
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Early clippings
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Box
1
Folder
54
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Early clippings regarding Highlander as a "socialist school”
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Box
1
Folder
55
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General clippings
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Box
1
Folder
56
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Native American issues
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Box
1
Folder
57
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Workers education articles in union papers
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Series: Correspondence
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Box
2
Folder
1
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Carlson
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Box
2
Folder
2
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Farmers Union
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Box
2
Folder
3
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General
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Box
2
Folder
4
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John Dewey letter
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Box
2
Folder
5
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Horton, Aimee
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Box
2
Folder
6
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Johnson, Lillian
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Series: Farmers Union Materials
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Box
2
Folder
7
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Background materials
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Box
2
Folder
8
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Bibliography and reading notes
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Box
2
Folder
9
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Executive board minutes, 1947-1949
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Box
2
Folder
10
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Interview with Louis Kruinock
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Box
2
Folder
11
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Miscellaneous Farmers Union materials
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Series: Interview Materials
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Box
2
Folder
12
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Community opinion of Highlander
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Box
2
Folder
13
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Dombrowski, Jim interview 1964
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Box
2
Folder
14
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Farmers Union
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Box
2
Folder
15
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Hampton, Rupert, interview 1963
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Box
2
Folder
16
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Horton, Myles, interview
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Box
2
Folder
17
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Horton, Myles and Meyer, Arthur, interview
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Box
2
Folder
18
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Kornhauser, Bill, interview
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Box
2
Folder
19
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Stenzel, Maria, interview
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Box
2
Folder
20
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Webber, Charles, interview
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Series: Newsletters
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Highlander Fling
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Box
4
Folder
4
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1933-1935, 1938
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Box
2
Folder
21
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1939-1948
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Highlander Reports
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Box
2
Folder
22
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1969-1979
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Box
2
Folder
23
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1980-1993, 1999
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Box
2
Folder
24
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World Education newsletter, 1971
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Series: Subject
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Box
2
Folder
25
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Catalyst Centre
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Box
2
Folder
26
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Civil rights materials, Selma, Alabama 1965
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Box
2
Folder
27
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Community-County program, unresolved problems
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Box
2
Folder
28
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Crisis education at Highlander
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Box
2
Folder
29
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Data on residential students, 1932-1944
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Box
4
Folder
1
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“A Decade of Civil Rights," conference 1960-1970
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Box
2
Folder
30
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Evaluation of Highlander by friends
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Box
2
Folder
31
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Evaluation notes
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Box
4
Folder
3
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Gumbo: play
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Box
2
Folder
32
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Highlander and labor schools
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Box
2
Folder
33
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Highlander and the labor movement in the South, pre-1937
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Box
2
Folder
34
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Highlander concerts
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Box
2
Folder
35
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Highlander-Carlson publishing contract, 1988
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Box
2
Folder
36
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Highlander and civil rights materials
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Box
2
Folder
37
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Highlander Center miscellaneous documents, circa 1960-1970
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Box
2
Folder
38
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Highlander Folk School, Carlson Publishing 1989
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Box
2
Folder
39
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Highlander songbooks
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Box
2
Folder
40
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Highlander statistics
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Horton, Aimee materials
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Box
2
Folder
41
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Dissertation and research materials, 1970
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Box
2
Folder
42
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Miscellaneous materials
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Box
2
Folder
43
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Poverty and adult education, 1980
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Box
2
Folder
44-45
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Research materials
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Box
2
Folder
46
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Research and writing materials
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Horton, Myles, materials
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Box
2
Folder
47
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Articles and related correspondence
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Box
2
Folder
48
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Interview and autobiographical materials
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Box
2
Folder
49
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Miscellaneous materials
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Box
2
Folder
50
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How to put out Community News (SCEF), 1967
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Box
2
Folder
51
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Inter-American Conference, 1962
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Box
2
Folder
52
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J.M. Lawson memorandum regarding Martin Luther King Jr.
assassination
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Box
2
Folder
53
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Labor education, 1979-1981
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Box
2
Folder
54
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La Follette field program, 1937
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Box
2
Folder
55
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Martin Luther King Jr. biographical materials
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Box
2
Folder
56
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Memorial to Sam Reece
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Box
2
Folder
57
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New South Books, 2007
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Box
2
Folder
58
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Opposition to Highlander and the Farmers Union
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Box
2
Folder
59
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Pacific Change - Project Evaluation for Charitable Services
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Box
2
Folder
60
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Radical education - radical teacher
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Box
2
Folder
61
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Radical education theory
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Box
2
Folder
62
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Radical politics
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Box
2
Folder
63
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Readings and other notes for introduction
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Box
2
Folder
64
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Rosa Parks, 2005
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Box
2
Folder
65
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Sothern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) materials
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Box
3
Folder
1
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Social movement learning
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Box
3
Folder
2
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Supreme Court, Tennessee
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Box
4
Folder
6
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Transcription of Bernice Robinson talk
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Box
3
Folder
3
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Travel journal of Douglass and Dorothy Steere
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Box
3
Folder
4
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Walter Johnson memorial
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Box
3
Folder
5
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Union support, 1937
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Box
3
Folder
6
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Service to community
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Box
3
Folder
7
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Highlander Folk School as a community school
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Box
3
Folder
8
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Women of Highlander, 1994
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Box
3
Folder
9
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You Got to Move: documentary
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Series: Workshops
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Box
3
Folder
10
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Alternatives in Education workshop participants
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Box
3
Folder
11
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Analysis of Citizenship School training program
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Box
3
Folder
12
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Choctaw Indian program
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Box
3
Folder
13
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Communications workshop for Mountain People, 1971
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Box
3
Folder
14
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Highlander - UAW School materials
|
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Box
3
Folder
15
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Highlander Appalachian program
|
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Box
3
Folder
16
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Inter-American Adult Education seminar
|
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Box
3
Folder
17
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Learning in the short residential conference, 1967
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Box
3
Folder
18
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Miscellaneous program files
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Box
3
Folder
19
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Program planning
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Box
3
Folder
20
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Program proposal
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Box
3
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Report of Highlander workshops, 1971
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Box
3
Folder
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SCLC follow-up report, 1965
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Box
3
Folder
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SCLC report on the Citizenship Education program, 1965
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Box
3
Folder
24
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A Teacher's Guide to Community Based Economics
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Box
3
Folder
25
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Workshop on Developing Feasibility Studies
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Audio 515A
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Series: Audio Recording
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Audio
515A/244
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Radio broadcast of Myles Horton Memorial
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M2010-108
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Series: Photographs
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PH Box
26
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1
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Places : Photographs and negatives.
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PH Box
26
Folder
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People : Prints only.
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M2019-039
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Part 14 (M2019-039; Audio 515A/245): Additions: Highlander Education and Research Center
Archives, 1931-199733.0 cubic feet (86 archives boxes and 3 flat boxes), 1 audio recording, 8.6 cubic feet of photographs (16 archives boxes, 8 photo boxes, and 1 negative box), and 0.2 cubic feet of transparencies (1 archives box) The Highlander Education and Research Center Archives sent 30 processed series to the
Wisconsin Historical Society in 2019. When possible the description and order of the
records has been kept as the Center prococessed them. The boxes were renumbered to fit
into the WHS system, the Center's box numbers follow, labeled as "HREC Box/Folder #/#".
The series numbers start with "HREC", followed by the series number and title. Some of
the series were not transferred including: HREC-0018 to HREC-0022, HREC-0027 to HREC
0028, HREC-0034, and HREC-0038. The series accessioned are as followed: - HREC-0001 Highlander Center Collections
- HREC-0002 Myles Horton Papers
- HREC-0003 Mike Clark Papers
- HREC-0004 Emil Willimetz Papers
- HREC-0005 Olive Stone Papers
- HREC-0006 Beth Bingman Papers
- HREC-0007 Rich Kirby Papers
- HREC-0008 Helen Lewis Papers
- HREC-0009 Highlander Center Photograph Collecgtion
- HREC-0010 Weaving Our Lives Slideshow
- HREC-0011 Summer Youth Workshop Slideshow
- HREC-0012 Myles Horton Memorial Slideshow
- HREC-0013 Highlander Cultural Program Slideshow
- HREC-0014 Nicaragua Slides
- HREC-0015 Yellow Creek Hearing Slides
- HREC-0016 Jobs with Justice Slideshow
- HREC-0017 Central American Slides
- HREC-0023 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) Records
- HREC-0024 Myles Horton Collection of Folk School Records
- HREC-0025 Lanie (Elaine Van Brink) Melamed Papers
- HREC-0026 Council of Federated Organizations (COFO) Records
- HREC-0029 Welsh Coal Miners Photograph Collection
- HREC-0030 Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Records
- HREC-0031 Sunflower County Election Organizing Records
- HREC-0032 Environmental Research Files
- HREC-0033 Appalachian Land Ownership Study Records
- HREC-0035 Highlander Research and Education Center Photograph Collection
- HREC-0036 Women's Workshop Records
- HREC-0037 Candie Carawan Education Coordinator Papers
- HREC-0039 Poor People's Campaign Records
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Series: HREC-0001 Highlander Center Collections, 1931-1981 11.8 cubic feet (32 archives
boxes). : This record group contains various materials produced by the Highlander Research and
Education Center, including administrative materials, documentation of various
programs, articles, and speeches written by members of Highlander's staff, and
publications such as newsletters. Materials span the time period from Highlander's
founding in 1932 up to 1981, with the bulk of the materials created from the 1950s
through the 1970s.
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Subseries: I: Administrative Records, 1951-1981
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Annual Reports
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Box-Folder
1/1
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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1951, 1969
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Board of Directors
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Box-Folder
1/2-6
HREC Box/Folder
1/2-6
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Annual meetings, 1969-1973
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Box-Folder
1/7
HREC Box/Folder
1/7
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HREC constitution and by-laws
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Box-Folder
1/8
HREC Box/Folder
1/8
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Correspondence, includes general correspondence and mailing
lists
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Box-Folder
1/9
HREC Box/Folder
1/9
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Financial Records, 1968-1969, 1971-1972
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Box-Folder
1/10-13
HREC Box/Folder
1/10-13
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Capital campaign, 1968-1971
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Box-Folder
1/14
HREC Box/Folder
1/14
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Capital campaign, Highlander
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Box-Folder
1/15
HREC Box/Folder
1/15
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Fundraising letters
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Box-Folder
2/1
HREC Box/Folder
2/16
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Horton expense account, 1968 February-1971 June
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Property
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Box-Folder
2/2
HREC Box/Folder
2/17
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Bay Mountain
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Box-Folder
2/3
HREC Box/Folder
2/18
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Monteagle
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Staff
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Box-Folder
2/4
HREC Box/Folder
2/19
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Field reports, 1967-1976
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Box-Folder
2/5
HREC Box/Folder
2/19A
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Field reports and workshop reports, 1972-1976
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Box-Folder
2/6
HREC Box/Folder
2/20
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Inter-office memoranda
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Box-Folder
2/7
HREC Box/Folder
2/21
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Minutes of meetings and staff reports, 1962 December-1975 August
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Box-Folder
2/8
HREC Box/Folder
2/22
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Personnel policies
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Box-Folder
3/1-2
HREC Box/Folder
3/23
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Fundraising, mailings and monetary returns 1968-1973
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Box-Folder
4/1-3
HREC Box/Folder
4/24
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Minutes of meetings and staff reports, 1970-1975
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Subseries: II: Program Papers, 1938-1971
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Alumni Publications
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Box-Folder
5/1
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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Highlander Folk School
Review, 1938
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Box-Folder
5/2
HREC Box/Folder
1/2
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It Happened to Us, 1939 Summer
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Box-Folder
5/3
HREC Box/Folder
1/3
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We the Students, 1939 Winter
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Box-Folder
5/4
HREC Box/Folder
1/4
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The South Tomorrow, 1939 Spring
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Box-Folder
5/5
HREC Box/Folder
1/5
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Cumberland Campers, 1941 Summer
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Box-Folder
5/6
HREC Box/Folder
1/6
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25th Anniversary address delivered by Reverend Martin Luther King
Jr., 1957 September 2
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Box-Folder
5/7
HREC Box/Folder
1/7
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Appalachian Pilot Project
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Box-Folder
5/8
HREC Box/Folder
1/8
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Appalachian Project, 1965
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Box-Folder
5/9
HREC Box/Folder
1/9
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Appalachian Self-Education Program (ASEP), 1971
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Attacks and Investigations
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Box-Folder
5/10
HREC Box/Folder
1/10
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Black Power and charges of communism, 1966 October 15
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Box-Folder
5/11
HREC Box/Folder
1/11
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The Fifth Column, 1967
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Box-Folder
5/12
HREC Box/Folder
1/12
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Georgia Commission on Education
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Box-Folder
5/13
HREC Box/Folder
1/13
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King, Martin Luther, Jr., affidavit on Highlander 1967
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Box-Folder
5/14
HREC Box/Folder
1/14
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Ludwig, Tom, statement 1954
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Box-Folder
5/15
HREC Box/Folder
1/15
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Smoky Mountain Banner
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Box-Folder
5/16
HREC Box/Folder
1/16
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State of Tennessee Legislative Investigation, 1967
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Box-Folder
5/17-18
HREC Box/Folder
1/17-18
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State Legislative Investigation, 1967
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Box-Folder
5/19
HREC Box/Folder
1/19
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State of Tennessee Supreme Court, 1961
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Box-Folder
5/20
HREC Box/Folder
1/20
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Tax-Exempt Status IRS Investigation, 1953-1963
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Box-Folder
6/1-4
HREC Box/Folder
2/21-24
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Tax-Exempt Status IRS Investigation (continued), 1953-1963
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Citizenship Schools
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Box-Folder
6/5
HREC Box/Folder
2/25
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General, 1965
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Box-Folder
6/6
HREC Box/Folder
2/26
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Resource Material
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Extension Programs
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Chicago, Illinois
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Box-Folder
6/7
HREC Box/Folder
2/27
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Background, 1969-1970
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Box-Folder
6/8
HREC Box/Folder
2/28
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Uptown Area Peoples' Planning Coalition, 1969
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Box-Folder
6/9
HREC Box/Folder
2/29
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Young Lords, 1969-1970
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Box-Folder
6/10
HREC Box/Folder
2/30
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Young Patriots, 1969-1970
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New Mexico
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Box-Folder
7/11
HREC Box/Folder
3/31
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Highlander West, 1969
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Box-Folder
7/12
HREC Box/Folder
3/32
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Clippings
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Box-Folder
7/13
HREC Box/Folder
3/33
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Highlander's involvement in area
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Box-Folder
7/14
HREC Box/Folder
3/34
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Bibliography
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Alianza de Los Pueblos Libre
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Box-Folder
7/1
HREC Box/Folder
3/35
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Correspondence
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Box-Folder
7/2
HREC Box/Folder
3/36
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Newspaper clippings
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Box-Folder
7/3
HREC Box/Folder
3/37
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Political Activities of [Reies?] Tijerina
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Box-Folder
7/4
HREC Box/Folder
3/38
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Opposition
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Box-Folder
7/5
HREC Box/Folder
3/39
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Projects involving the Free City State of San Jacquin
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Box-Folder
7/6
HREC Box/Folder
3/40
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Publications
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Box-Folder
7/7
HREC Box/Folder
3/41
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Workshops at Ghost Ranch
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Box-Folder
7/8
HREC Box/Folder
3/42
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Workshops at Gilberto Ballejo
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Box-Folder
7/9
HREC Box/Folder
3/43
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Amarilla Cooperative
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Box-Folder
7/10
HREC Box/Folder
3/44
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United Mexican-American Students, clippings
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Box-Folder
7/11
HREC Box/Folder
3/45
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Film Center, contains a script for "Of a New Day Begun”
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Goddard Adult Degree Program
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Box-Folder
7/12
HREC Box/Folder
3/46
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Correspondence and Field Reports
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Box-Folder
7/13-14
HREC Box/Folder
3/47-48
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Student materials
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Box-Folder
7/15
HREC Box/Folder
3/49
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Background and course outlines
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Students
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Box-Folder
7/16
HREC Box/Folder
3/50
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Colow, Naomi
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Box-Folder
7/17-18
HREC Box/Folder
3/51-52
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May, Ezzie
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Box-Folder
8/1
HREC Box/Folder
4/53
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Miller, Frank
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Box-Folder
8/2
HREC Box/Folder
4/54
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Salinger, Warren
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Box-Folder
8/3
HREC Box/Folder
4/55
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Todd, Grace
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Box-Folder
8/4
HREC Box/Folder
4/56
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Ullman, Ken
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Box-Folder
8/5
HREC Box/Folder
4/57
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Guest Book, Highlander 1964-1971
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Box-Folder
8/6
HREC Box/Folder
4/58
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Music and Culture, contains a background paper for the program by Klein,
Michael
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Box-Folder
8/7
HREC Box/Folder
4/59
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“We Shall Overcome”
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Box-Folder
8/8
HREC Box/Folder
4/60
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Nursery School recruitment brochure
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Box-Folder
8/9
HREC Box/Folder
4/61
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Pamphlets, Highlander
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Box-Folder
8/10
HREC Box/Folder
4/62
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Program Proposal, general 1969-1970
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Box-Folder
8/11
HREC Box/Folder
4/63
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White community organizing, 1965-1967
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Workshops
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Box-Folder
8/12
HREC Box/Folder
4/64
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Appalachia, 1964 March 12-14
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Box-Folder
8/13
HREC Box/Folder
4/65
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Appalachian Community Leadership, 1967 October-1969 February
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Box-Folder
8/14
HREC Box/Folder
4/66
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Communication, 1971 July 10-11
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Box-Folder
8/15
HREC Box/Folder
4/67
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Freedom Schools, 1965
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Box-Folder
8/16
HREC Box/Folder
4/68
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Mountain Music
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Box-Folder
8/17
HREC Box/Folder
4/69
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Multi-Racial, 1970 April
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Box-Folder
8/18
HREC Box/Folder
4/70
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Negro Candidates, 1966
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Box-Folder
8/19
HREC Box/Folder
4/71
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Public Schools Integration, 1956 March 3-4
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Box-Folder
8/20
HREC Box/Folder
4/72
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White Community Projects, 1965 July
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Box-Folder
8/21
HREC Box/Folder
4/73
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Other
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Subseries: III: Subject Files, 1963-1979
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Box-Folder
9/1
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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Adult Education
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Box-Folder
9/2
HREC Box/Folder
1/2
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American Civil Liberties Union (Tennessee), 1968-1969
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Box-Folder
9/3
HREC Box/Folder
1/3
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Appalachian bibliographies, 1963, 1970
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Box-Folder
9/4
HREC Box/Folder
1/4
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Appalachian Economic and Political Action Council (AEPAC), 1965 June
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Box-Folder
9/5
HREC Box/Folder
1/5
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Appalachian Educational Laboratory, 1968
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Box-Folder
9/6
HREC Box/Folder
1/6
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Appalachian Foundation
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Box-Folder
9/7
HREC Box/Folder
1/7
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Appalachian Group to Save the Land and People (AGSLP)
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Box-Folder
9/8
HREC Box/Folder
1/8
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Appalachian Poverty Game
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Box-Folder
9/9
HREC Box/Folder
1/9
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Appalachian South Folklife Center, 1968
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Appalachian Volunteers
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Box-Folder
9/10
HREC Box/Folder
1/10
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Correspondence, 1968-1979
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Box-Folder
9/11
HREC Box/Folder
1/11
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Staff memos and minutes, 1967-1969
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Box-Folder
9/12
HREC Box/Folder
1/12
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Proposals and reports
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Box-Folder
9/13
HREC Box/Folder
1/13
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Quarterly reports, 1968 November
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Box-Folder
9/14
HREC Box/Folder
1/14
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Reader and pamphlets
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Box-Folder
9/15
HREC Box/Folder
1/15
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Cole, Robert, article
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Box-Folder
9/16
HREC Box/Folder
1/16
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Clippings
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Box-Folder
9/17
HREC Box/Folder
1/17
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Mulloy, Joe
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Box-Folder
9/18
HREC Box/Folder
1/18
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Appalshop, 1972 July
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Box-Folder
9/19
HREC Box/Folder
1/19
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Arthur Morgan School, 1964
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Box-Folder
9/20
HREC Box/Folder
1/20
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Bevel, James, mimeographed letter and press release regarding a march to
the United Nations in support of the ratification of the UN's Genocide
Charter 1970
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Box-Folder
10/1
HREC Box/Folder
2/21
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Bibliographies, Adams, Frank
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Box-Folder
10/2
HREC Box/Folder
2/22
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Black History
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Box-Folder
10/3
HREC Box/Folder
2/23
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Black Lung Association
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Box-Folder
10/4
HREC Box/Folder
2/24
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Blossom, Fred 1966 August
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Box-Folder
10/5
HREC Box/Folder
2/25
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Center for Emergency Support
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Civil Rights
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Box-Folder
10/6
HREC Box/Folder
2/26
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Alabama
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Box-Folder
10/7
HREC Box/Folder
2/27
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Mississippi, 1964-1968
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Box-Folder
10/8
HREC Box/Folder
2/28
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South Carolina
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Box-Folder
10/9
HREC Box/Folder
2/29
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Tennessee
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Box-Folder
10/10
HREC Box/Folder
2/30
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Virginia, 1968
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Box-Folder
10/11
HREC Box/Folder
2/31
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Committee for Nonviolent Action (CNVA)
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Box-Folder
10/12
HREC Box/Folder
2/32
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Community Development Inc., 1967 July
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Congress for Appalachian Development
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Box-Folder
10/13
HREC Box/Folder
2/33
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General correspondence, 1966-1968
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Box-Folder
10/14
HREC Box/Folder
2/34
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Caudill, Harry and Anne 1966-1968
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Box-Folder
10/15
HREC Box/Folder
2/35
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Ebersole, Gordon 1966-1968
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Box-Folder
10/16
HREC Box/Folder
2/36
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Ogle, Milton 1966-1968
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Box-Folder
10/17
HREC Box/Folder
2/37
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Membership, 1966-1968
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Box-Folder
11/1
HREC Box/Folder
3/38
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Minutes, 1966-1968
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Box-Folder
11/2
HREC Box/Folder
3/39
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Poor People's Congress, 1966-1968
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Box-Folder
11/3
HREC Box/Folder
3/40
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News releases and speeches, 1966-1968
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Box-Folder
11/4
HREC Box/Folder
3/41
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Whisnant, David 1966-1968
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Box-Folder
11/5
HREC Box/Folder
3/42
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Cooperatives
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Council of Southern Mountains (CSM)
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Box-Folder
11/6
HREC Box/Folder
3/43-44
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Board of Commissioners, 1969
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Commissions
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Box-Folder
11/8
HREC Box/Folder
3/45
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Community Action, 1969-1971
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Box-Folder
11/9
HREC Box/Folder
3/46
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Education, 1969-1971
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Box-Folder
11/10
HREC Box/Folder
3/47
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Natural Resources, 1969-1971
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Box-Folder
11/11
HREC Box/Folder
3/48
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Poor People's Self-help, 1969-1971
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Box-Folder
12/1
HREC Box/Folder
4/49
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Program Development
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Box-Folder
12/2
HREC Box/Folder
4/50
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Correspondence, 1967 April-1970 July 28
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Box-Folder
12/3-4
HREC Box/Folder
4/51-52
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Meetings, minutes, and memos 1967
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Box-Folder
12/5
HREC Box/Folder
4/53
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Membership, 1971-1975
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Box-Folder
12/6
HREC Box/Folder
4/54
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Publications
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Box-Folder
12/7
HREC Box/Folder
4/55
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Report on the Appalachian Project, 1967
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Box-Folder
13/1
HREC Box/Folder
5/56
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Consultation on Appalachia, reports 1968 February 26-29
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Commission on Religion in Appalachia (CORA)
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Box-Folder
13/2
HREC Box/Folder
5/57
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Consultation Reports, 1970- 1971
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Box-Folder
13/3
HREC Box/Folder
5/58
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Hunger Conference, 1970- 1971
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Box-Folder
13/4
HREC Box/Folder
5/59
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Memoranda, meetings, etc. 1970- 1971
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Box-Folder
13/5
HREC Box/Folder
5/60
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Reports and publications, 1970- 1971
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Box-Folder
13/6
HREC Box/Folder
5/61
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Social, Economic, and Political Issues Task Force 1970- 1971
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Box-Folder
13/7
HREC Box/Folder
5/62
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Cross-Cultural Education, 1962-1976
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Box-Folder
13/8
HREC Box/Folder
5/63
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Crusade for Justice
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Box-Folder
13/9
HREC Box/Folder
5/64
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Ecology papers, 1970- 1971
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Box-Folder
13/10
HREC Box/Folder
5/65
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Educational Outpost
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Box-Folder
13/11
HREC Box/Folder
5/66
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Federation of Appalachian Community Efforts
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Box-Folder
13/12
HREC Box/Folder
5/67
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Federation of Communities in Service (FOCIS)
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Box-Folder
14/1
HREC Box/Folder
6/68
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Fryer, Lee
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Box-Folder
14/2
HREC Box/Folder
6/69
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Garland, Jim
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Box-Folder
14/3
HREC Box/Folder
6/70
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Gregory, Dick 1968
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Box-Folder
14/4
HREC Box/Folder
6/71
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Institute for the Study of Nonviolence, 1966, 1968
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Box-Folder
14/5
HREC Box/Folder
6/72
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International Workers of the World (IWW)
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Box-Folder
14/6
HREC Box/Folder
6/73
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Jackson-Clay County Poor People's Action Council
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Box-Folder
14/7
HREC Box/Folder
6/74
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Johnson, Cliston
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Box-Folder
14/8
HREC Box/Folder
6/75
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JOIN Community Union
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Box-Folder
14/9
HREC Box/Folder
6/76
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Knoxville Council on Human Relations
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Box-Folder
14/10
HREC Box/Folder
6/77
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Ku Klux Klan, 1976
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Box-Folder
14/11
HREC Box/Folder
6/78
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Marrowbone Folk School
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Box-Folder
14/12
HREC Box/Folder
6/79
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Mexican-American Youth Organization (MAYO)
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Box-Folder
14/13
HREC Box/Folder
6/80
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Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP)
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Box-Folder
14/14
HREC Box/Folder
6/81
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Mississippi Summer Project (more commonly known as Freedom
Summer), 1964
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Box-Folder
14/15
HREC Box/Folder
6/82
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Model Valley Project
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National Student Association (NSA)
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Box-Folder
14/16
HREC Box/Folder
6/83
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Human Relations Seminar, 1965
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Box-Folder
14/17
HREC Box/Folder
6/84
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Southern Student Human Relations Project, 1961, 1964
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Native Americans
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14/18
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6/85
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Bibliographies and Publications
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14/19
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6/86
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“California: The Battle of Big Bend”
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6/87
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Clippings
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Knowlton, Clark
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14/22
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Menominee
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15/1
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7/90
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Nisqually River (Washington State)
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7/91
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Teaching and Research in Bi-Cultural Education (TRIBE)
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15/3
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7/92
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Neighborhood Youth Corps
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15/4
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7/93
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“The Objector, West Virginia: Occupied Colonial Territory" : mimeographed
/ paper by Bob Tanner
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15/5
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7/94
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OEO
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15/6
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7/95
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People Against Racism (PAR), mimeographed publications by the PAR
concerning racial strife in Wilmington, Delaware 1969
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7/100
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Poor Peoples Campaign, publicity and publications
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Poor Peoples Development Foundation
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16/2
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8/110
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Posey, Buford, master's thesis rough draft on Estes Kefauver
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16/3
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8/111
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Progressive Community Club, Abingdon, Virginia
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16/4
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8/112
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Purchase Area Economic Opportunity Council Inc., includes summary report
of the Forest Hills Study in Peducah, Kentucky
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Rasmussen, Jean
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16/6
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8/114
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Reece, Florence and Sam, tributes by Bill Murray, Pete Seeger, Studs
Terkel, and others
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16/7
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8/115
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Rogers, Walter and Elizabeth
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16/8
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Save Our Kentucky (SOK)
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16/9
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Soledad Brothers
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16/10
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Southern Appalachian Center, Antioch
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16/11
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8/119
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Southern Committee Against Repression (SCAR), primarily materials dealing
with the case of H. Rap Brown, and Knoxville College students who were accused of
murdering a white cab driver 1968-1969
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Southern Conference Education Fund (SCEF)
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Box-Folder
16/12
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8/120
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Staff reports, 1970-1971
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16/13
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8/121
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Publications
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8/122
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Southern Legal Action Movement (SLAM), 1969 May
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Southern Student Organizing Committee (SSOC)
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17/1
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9/123
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General, 1965-1969
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17/2
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9/124
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Worklist mailings, information on the Southern Legal Action Movement
(SLAM), the SSOC Peace Tour, the draft, university investments, the
Mulloy/McSurley case, and the death of Martin Luther King Jr. 1967 May-1968 July
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Box-Folder
17/3
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Publications, 1965-1969
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Strip-mining
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9/127
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Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)
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17/6
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9/128
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), includes original draft
of Jim Foreman's manuscript "Band of Brothers, Circle of Trust”
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Box-Folder
17/7
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9/129
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Tennessee Citizens for Wilderness Planning (TCWP), 1967
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17/8
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9/130
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Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), historical data, including early
pamphlets and publications
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Box-Folder
17/9
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9/131
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TVA filmstrip mailing list
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United Farm Workers
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18/1
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10/132
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California, includes copies of letters to Cesar Chavez from Myles
Horton and other materials
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18/2
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10/133
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Florida
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18/3
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10/134
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United Appalachian Communities
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18/4
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10/135
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Virginia Assemblies
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18/5
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10/136
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Vietnam and the draft
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Box-Folder
18/6
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10/137
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Vocations for Social Change (VSC)
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Box-Folder
18/7
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10/138
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War on Poverty
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18/8
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10/139
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Welfare Rights Organization, Dickenson County 1972 September
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10/140
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WAMY Community Action Inc., Boone, North Carolina
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18/10
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10/141
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Ward, Harry F.
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Subseries: IV: Articles and Speeches, 1940-1978
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Highlander Staff and Board
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19/1-2
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Branscome, Jim 1970-1971
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Clark, Mike
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1/3
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“How Can You Buy or Sell the Sky?,” 1977 June 23
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19/4
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“Meeting the Needs of the Adult Learner,” 1978 June 28
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19/5
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1/5
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“Poor People Develop Poor People's Power,” 1969 March 20
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19/6
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1/6
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Text of a talk to VISTA Workers, description of leadership
development and community action in Mineral Springs, Tennessee 1969 October
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Box-Folder
19/7
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1/7
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Cobb, Alice, Residential Workshops: The Case for Them 1961 March
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Box-Folder
19/8
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1/8
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Easterling, Edith, excerpts of a talk on Marrowbone Folk School at
Highlander Community Teacher Conference 1970 April
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Box-Folder
19/9
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1/9
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Gaventa, John, "Which Side Are We On? Inequality and the Appalachian
Studies Industry" / speech at the Appalachian Studies Conference 1978
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Box-Folder
19/10
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1/10
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Gomillion, Charles, Dr., "One Southerner to Another: An Interview with
Myles Horton”
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Horton, Aimee
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Box-Folder
19/11
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1/11
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An Analysis of Selected Programs for the Training of Civil Rights and
Community Leaders in the South, 1965 June-1966 June
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Box-Folder
19/12
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1/12
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Crisis Education at Highlander
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19/13
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1/13
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Highlander Center Serves the South, 1963 September
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Box-Folder
19/14
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1/14
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The Highlander Folk School: A History of the
Development of Its Major Programs Related to Social Movements in the South,
1932-1961 / abstract of dissertation, University of
Chicago 1970 December
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19/15
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1/15
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“The Highlander Folk School: Pioneer of Integration in the South,"
reprinted from Teachers College Record, vol. 68, no. 3 1966 December
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19/16
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1/16
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“Highlander Hated by Segregationists for Integrated Program,"
Knoxville Flashlight-Herald, vol. 32, no. 30 1963 September 7
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19/17
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1/17
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“Negroes and Whites Integrated by Sea Islands," S.C. Music Festival,
Knoxville Flashlight-Herald, vol. 32, no. 39 1963 November 9
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Horton, Myles
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1/18
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“Alinsky in Retrospect," Seminar at Columbia College, Chicago,
Illinois 1978 March
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Box-Folder
19/19
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1/19
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Address to Baptist Student Center, University of
Tennessee 1967 November 15
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Box-Folder
19/20
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1/20
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Economic Change in the Appalachian South, address to the Youth
Commission, 55th Annual Conference of the Council of Southern
Mountains 1967 April 12
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Box-Folder
19/21
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1/21
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“Highlander Center: The Roots of Southern Radicalism," number 6 in a
series reprinted from The New South Student, vol. 5, no. 6. 1968 December
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Box-Folder
19/22
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1/22
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“The Place of Whites in the Civil Rights Movement" / lecture given at
Amherst College Conference on the Negro: Assimilation in a Democratic
Culture, 1967 April 27
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Box-Folder
19/23
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1/23
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“Study the Power Structure" / speech presented at Consultation on
Appalachia-Rural Poverty in North America, sponsored by the Commission on
Youth Service Projects, Berea, Kentucky 1968 February 26-29
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Jones, Lewis W.
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Box-Folder
19/24
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1/24
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“Plowing the Crop Again: Keynote Address to National Sharecroppers
Fund Conference on a Better Life for Farm Families,” 1962 November 14
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Box-Folder
19/25
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1/25
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“Problems and Special Needs of Negro Youth in Rural Areas" / prepared
for the National Conference on Problems of Rural Youth in a Changing
Environment, 1963
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19/26
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1/27
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“The Social Unreadiness of Negro Youth" / article from Saturday Review, 1962 October 20
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19/27
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1/28
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Lewis, Claudia and Helen 1940 and 1970
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Articles about Highlander
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Box-Folder
19/28
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1/29
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Blake, Herman, excerpts from an Address on Highlander, Cowell College,
University of California, Santa Cruz 1969 November 23
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Box-Folder
19/29
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Coleman, James, excerpts from an Interview with Myles Horton on
Organizing in Appalachia
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Box-Folder
19/30
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1/31
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Fisher, Steve, "Teaching Pride and Power in These Times,” 1979 April 25-May 1
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Box-Folder
19/31
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1/32
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Highlander Folk Architecture brochure
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19/32
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1/33
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Lawson, Jane, Highlander Folk School
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19/33
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Liveright, H.A., "Here is Highlander," from Adult Leadership, vol. 5, no. 10 1957 April
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Mac Lean, Kenneth
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19/34
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1/35
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“It's a Miracle : I Still Don't Believe It, An Interview with Myles
Horton," from Phi Delta Kappa, vol. 67, no.
9 1966 May
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Box-Folder
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“Myles Horton and the Highlander Folk School," from Phi Delta Kappa, vol. 67, no. 9 1966 May
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Box-Folder
19/36
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Stevens, Alden, "Small Town America," reprint from The Nation 1946 June 29
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Box-Folder
19/37
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1/38
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Vescey, George, "Minority Center at 40 Looks to a New Era," from The New York Times 1972 August 29
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Box-Folder
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1/39
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Williams and Wright
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Books about Highlander
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Adams, Frank
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Box-Folder
20/1-4
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2/40-41
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Seeds of Fire : manuscript
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Box-Folder
21/1-12
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3/42-53
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Seeds of Fire : manuscript, includes
working notes, several drafts, and final draft copy
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Box-Folder
21/13
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3/53A
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Clippings and reviews
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Bledsoe, Thomas
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Box-Folder
22/1-4
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4/54-57
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Or We'll All Hang Separately,
including working folder, draft, and publisher's proofs
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Subseries: V: Newsletters, 1937-1979
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Box-Folder
23/1
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1/1
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Appalachian Commonwealth, newsletter of
the VPI and SU Appalachian Student Committee, Blacksburg, Virginia 1972
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Box-Folder
23/2
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1/2
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Appalachian Lookout, published by the
Appalachian Volunteers Inc., Prestonsburg, Kentucky 1969
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Box-Folder
23/3
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1/3
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Appalachian Student Press, published by
the Appalachian Student Press, Greeneville, Tennessee 1968-1970
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Box-Folder
23/4
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1/4
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As Is: U.S. National Student Association,
Washington, D.C. 1968
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Box-Folder
23/5
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1/5
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The Atlanta Workshop in Nonviolence
(AWIN), Atlanta, Georgia 1967-1970
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Box-Folder
23/6
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1/6
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The Black Panther, Black Panther Party,
San Francisco, California 1968-1970
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Box-Folder
23/7
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1/7
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Broadside, New York Music
Newsletter 1971
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Box-Folder
23/8
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1/8
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Citizens' Committee for Community Action (CCCA)
Newsletter, Nora, Virginia 1968
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Box-Folder
23/9
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1/9
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Committee for Nonviolent Action (CNVA)
Bulletin, New York 1963-1966
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Box-Folder
23/10
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1/10
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Delta Ministry, National Council of Churches, Greenville,
Mississippi 1966-1971
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Box-Folder
23/11
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1/11
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Did You Know, Monroe Defense Committee,
Monroe, North Carolina 1965-1972
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Box-Folder
23/12
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1/12
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Direct Action: Committee for Nonviolent Action
(CNVA), Voluntown, Connecticut 1964-1973
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Box-Folder
23/13
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1/13
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El Papel, Chicano Newsletter, Albuquerque,
New Mexico 1967-1970
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Box-Folder
23/14
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1/14
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Epistle, Virginia Assemblies, Petersburg,
Virginia 1970
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Box-Folder
23/15
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1/15
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Fayette County Workcamp Newsletter,
Cincinnati, Ohio 1963
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Box-Folder
24/1
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2/16
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Fayette-Haywood Newsletter: Fayette Haywood
Workcamps, Cincinnati, Ohio 1967-1971
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24/2
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2/17
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Firing Line: Community Union Organization,
Uptown's Community Newspaper, Chicago, Illinois 1967-1968
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Box-Folder
24/3
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2/18
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Freedom Information Service: Mississippi
Newsletter, Tougaloo, Mississippi 1978-1979
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Box-Folder
24/4
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2/19
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Hawkeye: Community Newsletter from Mud Creek,
Kentucky 1969-1971
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Box-Folder
24/5
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2/20
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The Intercollegian and Far Horizons,
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 1937-1938
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Box-Folder
24/6
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2/21
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Knoxville Flashlight Herald: The Oldest Negro
Newspaper Printed in Knoxville, Tennessee 1937-1938
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Box-Folder
24/7
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2/22
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The Kudzu: Mississippi Student News
Project, 1969
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Box-Folder
24/8
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2/23
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Johns Island and Wadmalaw Island
Newsletter, Johns Island, South Carolina, includes Lowcountry Newsletter 1967-1968
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Box-Folder
24/9
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2/24
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Marrowbone News, Marrowbone Folk School,
Lookout, Kentucky 1967
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Box-Folder
24/10
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2/25
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Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP)
Newsletter, Jackson and Sunflower, Mississippi 1965, 1967
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Box-Folder
24/11
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2/26
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Miner's Report, Cokeburg,
Pennsylvania 1971-1973
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Box-Folder
24/12
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2/27
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MOVEMENT: Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Committee (SNCC) of California, 1965-1968
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Box-Folder
24/13
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2/28
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The New African, 1971
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Box-Folder
25/1
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3/29
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New Left Notes: Students for a Democratic Society
(SDS), Chicago, Illinois 1966-1969
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Box-Folder
25/2
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3/30
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New South, Southern Regional Council
(SRC), Atlanta, Georgia 1965-1966
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25/3
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3/31
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The New South Student, Southern Student
Organizing Committee (SSOC), Nashville, Tennessee 1964-1969
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Box-Folder
25/4
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3/32
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The New Virginia, Virginia Students Civil
Rights Committee Newsletter, Victoria, Virginia 1965-1972
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Box-Folder
25/5
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3/33
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NKWANTABISA, returned Peace Corps
Volunteers newsletter, International Order, Morgantown, West Virginia 1971
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Box-Folder
25/6
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3/34
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North Jackson Action, Official Bulletin of
North Jackson Youth Council (NAACP), Jackson, Mississippi 1962-1963
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Box-Folder
25/7
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3/35
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NSMCC Newsletter, Northern Student
Movement, New Haven, Connecticut 1962, 1964
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Box-Folder
25/8
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3/36
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OSAWATOMIE, Weather Underground
Organization Newsletter 1975-1976
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Box-Folder
25/9
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3/37
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The Packinghouse Worker, official
publication of the United Packinghouse, Food and Allied Workers AFL-CIO, Chicago,
Illinois 1963-1965
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Box-Folder
25/10
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3/38
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Papel Chicano, Mexican-American Cultural
Corporation, serving the Barrios of Houston, Texas 1972
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Box-Folder
25/11
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3/39
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Paperbag, underground
Nashville
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Box-Folder
25/12
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3/40
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Peace Education Newsletter, American
Friends Service Committee, High Point, North Carolina 1965, 1968
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Box-Folder
25/13
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3/41
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Peoples Appalachia: Critical Report,
Peoples Appalachian Research Collection 1971
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Box-Folder
25/14
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3/42
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Peoples Rights and Benefits League,
Nelsonville, Ohio, also includes The Ohio Hills Telegraphy
and News Digest 1971
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Box-Folder
26/1
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4/43
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The Petal Papers, Petal,
Mississippi 1969-1972
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Box-Folder
26/2
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4/44
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Pike County Citizens Association (PCCA),
Hellier, Kentucky 1968-1970
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Box-Folder
26/3
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4/45
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The Phoenix, Southern Student Organizing
Committee (SSOC), Nashville, Tennessee 1968-1969
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Box-Folder
26/4
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4/46
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Progress, Jackson County CID
Program 1968-1969
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Box-Folder
26/5
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4/47
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Race Relations Reporter, Race Relations
Information Center, Nashville, Tennessee 1970-1972
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Box-Folder
26/6
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4/48
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Raices, Chicano newsletter, Fresno,
California 1970
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Box-Folder
26/7
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4/49
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La Raza, Chicano newsletter, El Barrio
Communications Project, Los Angeles, California
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Box-Folder
26/8
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4/50
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Religion and Labor, bulletin of the
Religion and Labor Council of America 1960,
1963-1964
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Box-Folder
26/9
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4/51
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Revolutionary Youth Movement, Chicago,
Illinois
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Box-Folder
26/10
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4/52
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Rights of Man: A Working People's
Newspaper, Southern Conference Educational Fund, New Orleans,
Louisiana 1969
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Box-Folder
26/11
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4/53
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Road Runner, Jackson County or Jackson-Clay Road Runner, McKee, Kentucky 1970-1971
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Box-Folder
26/12
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4/54
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Rundown, Youth Commission, Council of
Southern Mountains, Berea, Kentucky 1969
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Box-Folder
26/13
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4/55
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Sane World, newsletter of Action on
Disarmament and the Peace Race, Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC),
New York 1963-1966
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Box-Folder
26/14
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4/56
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Soul Force, Official Journal of the
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) 1968-1971
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Box-Folder
26/15
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4/15
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South Today, A Digest of Southern Affairs
Leadership Project of the Southern Regional Council (SRC), Atlanta,
Georgia 1971
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Box-Folder
26/16
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4/58
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The Southeastern Cooperator, Southeastern
Cooperative Education Association, Carrollton, Georgia 1941-1943
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Box-Folder
27/1
HREC Box/Folder
5/59
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
Newsletter, Atlanta, Georgia 1962-1964,
1966
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Box-Folder
27/2
HREC Box/Folder
5/60
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Southern Conference Educational Fund (SCEF)
News, Louisville, Kentucky 1968-1969,
1973
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Box-Folder
27/3
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5/61
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Southern Coordinating Committee (SCC)
Newsletter, to end the War in Vietnam, Atlanta, Georgia 1966
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Box-Folder
27/4
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5/62
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Southern Legal Action Movement (SLAM), New
Orleans, Louisiana 1969-1971
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Box-Folder
27/5
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5/63
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Southern Student Organizing Committee (SSOC) Iceberg!, Southside High School Underground Newspaper, Nashville,
Tennessee 1969
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Box-Folder
27/6
HREC Box/Folder
5/64
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Southwest Georgia Project News (SWGP),
Southwest Georgia Project for Community Education Inc., Albany,
Georgia 1970-1971
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Box-Folder
27/7
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5/65
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SNCC Monthly, Student National
Coordinating Committee, New York
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Box-Folder
27/8
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5/66
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SNCC Newsletter, Student Nonviolent
Coordinating Committee, Atlanta, Georgia 1967
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Box-Folder
27/9
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5/67
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The Student Voice, SNCC newsletter,
Atlanta, Georgia 1962, 1965
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Box-Folder
27/10
HREC Box/Folder
5/68
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Tennessee Council on Human Relations
Newsletter, Progress in Desegregation, Nashville, Tennessee 1963-1964,
1970-1972
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Box-Folder
27/11
HREC Box/Folder
5/69
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Tennessee Forum, opinion, Tennessee
Valley, Pulaski, Tennessee 1967
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Box-Folder
27/12
HREC Box/Folder
5/70
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Leaves of Twin Oaks, Twin Oaks Community,
Virginia 1969-1973
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Box-Folder
27/13
HREC Box/Folder
5/71
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Two-Three-Many, Committee of Returned
Volunteers, Chicago, Illinois 1970
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Box-Folder
27/14
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5/72
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United Auto Worker CIO, Detroit,
Michigan 1944
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Box-Folder
27/15
HREC Box/Folder
5/73
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Virginia Weekly, Charlottesville,
Virginia 1971
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Box-Folder
28/1
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6/74
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Voice of Jobs and Justice, Appalachian
Committee for Full Employment, Hazard, Kentucky 1965
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Box-Folder
28/2
HREC Box/Folder
6/75
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War Resistance, Journal of the War
Resisters' International, London, England 1971, 1973
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Box-Folder
28/3
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6/76
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Washington Watch: A Private Newsletter,
Business Executives move for Vietnam Peace and New National Priorities 1974-1975
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Box-Folder
28/4
HREC Box/Folder
6/77
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Watch on the AEC, Citizen's Energy
Council, National Committee to Stop Environmental Pollution, Washington,
D.C. 1972
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Box-Folder
28/5
HREC Box/Folder
6/78
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The Watchdog, Cas Walker's newsletter,
Knoxville, Tennessee 1971-1973
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Box-Folder
28/6
HREC Box/Folder
6/79
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Watauga-Avery-Mitchell-Yancey (WAMY) Community
Action Report, Boone, North Carolina 1966-1968
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Box-Folder
28/7
HREC Box/Folder
6/80
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Welfare Rights Now, National Welfare
Rights Organization, Washington, D.C. 1969, 1972
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Box-Folder
28/8
HREC Box/Folder
6/81
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Wildcat, Chicago, Illinois 1969
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Box-Folder
28/9
HREC Box/Folder
6/82
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You Name It, Kentucky Welfare Rights
Organization, Prestonsburg, Kentucky 1971-1972
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Box-Folder
28/10
HREC Box/Folder
6/83
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Your Schools, South Carolina Community
Relations Program, American Friends Service Committee, Columbia, South
Carolina 1973,
1976-1977
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Box-Folder
28/11
HREC Box/Folder
6/84
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The Youth Movement, Evarts, Kentucky,
formerly Cloverfork Newsletter 1969
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Box-Folder
28/12-13
HREC Box/Folder
6/85-86
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The Highlander Fling, 1933-1949
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Box-Folder
28/14
HREC Box/Folder
6/87
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Highlander Newspaper
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Box-Folder
28/15-16
HREC Box/Folder
6/88-89
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Highlander Reports, annual
reports 1953-1969
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Box-Folder
29/1-2
HREC Box/Folder
7/90-91
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Highlander Reports, annual
reports 1970-1985
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Subseries: VI: Publications, Pamphlets, and Printed Matter 1931-1978
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Publications and pamphlets
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Box-Folder
30/1
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1/1
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Civil Liberties, 1949-1966
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Box-Folder
30/2-4
HREC Box/Folder
1/2-4
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Civil Rights, 1931-1970
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Box-Folder
31/1-2
HREC Box/Folder
2/5-6
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Civil Rights (continued), 1931-1970
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Box-Folder
31/3
HREC Box/Folder
2/7
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Labor History, 1935-1965
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Box-Folder
32/1
HREC Box/Folder
3/8
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Peace and Vietnam War, 1962-1971
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Box-Folder
32/2
HREC Box/Folder
3/9
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Student Movement, 1965
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Clippings and Reprints
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Box-Folder
32/3
HREC Box/Folder
3/10
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Adult Education, 1935-1975
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Box-Folder
32/4
HREC Box/Folder
3/11
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Appalachia, 1968-1978
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Box-Folder
32/5
HREC Box/Folder
3/12
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Civil Rights, 1955-1973
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Box-Folder
32/6
HREC Box/Folder
3/13
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King, Martin Luther, Jr. 1963-1974
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Song Books
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Box-Folder
32/7
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3/14
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Ain't You Got a Right, by Highlander
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Box-Folder
32/8
HREC Box/Folder
3/15
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Paint Creek Miner: Famous Labor Songs from Appalachia, by Charles
Patterson
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Box-Folder
32/9
HREC Box/Folder
3/16
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The Poverty War is Dead, by Michael Kline
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Box-Folder
32/10
HREC Box/Folder
3/17
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Songs for Freedom, by Highlander
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Box-Folder
32/11
HREC Box/Folder
3/18
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Songs: Labor, Folk, War, by Highlander
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Box-Folder
32/12
HREC Box/Folder
3/19
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Song Sheets: The Blue Collar Blues and the White Collar Blahs, by The
International
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Box-Folder
32/13
HREC Box/Folder
3/20
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Sowing on the Mountain, by Highlander
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Box-Folder
32/14
HREC Box/Folder
3/21
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YWCA Song Book
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Series: HREC-0002 Myles Horton Papers, 1896-1986 6.2 cubic feet (16 archives boxes
and 1 flat box) and 1 audio recording. : The record group includes Myles Horton's personal papers regarding the Highlander
Folk School (later the Highlander Research and Education Center). Some files pre-date
Highlander's founding in 1932, while most documents the organization's administrative,
educational, and activist activities. Subject files and articles also include
additional information about topics within Highlander's programmatic areas. The group
also includes correspondence, article and newspaper clipping, meeting minutes,
personal notes, transcriptions of interviews, and academic papers. One box also
contains books from Horton's personal collection.
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Subseries: 1: Subject Files, 1915-1979
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Box-Folder
33/1
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1/1
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Adamic, Louis 1937 November 7
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Box-Folder
33/2
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1/2
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Addams, Jane 1955
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Box-Folder
33/3
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1/3
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Alinsky, Saul, in Retrospect 1978 May
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Box-Folder
33/4
HREC Box/Folder
1/4
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Alinsky, Saul 1924
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Box-Folder
33/5
HREC Box/Folder
1/5
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Appalachian Program, 1969-1976
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Box-Folder
33/6
HREC Box/Folder
1/6
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Bellamy, Edward, Mrs. 1932 November
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Box-Folder
33/7
HREC Box/Folder
1/7
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Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 1954-1973
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Box-Folder
33/8
HREC Box/Folder
1/8
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Chisholm, Malcolm 1932-1937
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Box-Folder
33/9
HREC Box/Folder
1/9
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Citizenship Schools, Highlander Folk School 1961
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Box-Folder
33/10
HREC Box/Folder
1/10
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Citizenship Schools, Southern Christian Leadership Conference
(SCLC) 1962-1963
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Box-Folder
33/11
HREC Box/Folder
1/11
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Clark, Septima, includes correspondence regarding the transferal of the
Citizenship Schools to the SCLC 1961-1962,
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Box-Folder
33/12
HREC Box/Folder
1/12
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Correspondence
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Box-Folder
33/13
HREC Box/Folder
1/13
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Council of Southern Mountains (CSM), 1967-1969
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Box-Folder
33/14
HREC Box/Folder
1/14
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Creeds, Rituals, and Readings
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Box-Folder
33/15
HREC Box/Folder
1/15
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Easterling, Edith, transcription of talk about Marrowbone Folk
School 1970 April
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Educational Notes
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Box-Folder
33/16
HREC Box/Folder
1/16
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Notes on Conflict
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Box-Folder
33/17
HREC Box/Folder
1/17
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The Meaning of Revolution
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Box-Folder
33/18
HREC Box/Folder
1/18
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Mississippi Integration
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Box-Folder
33/19
HREC Box/Folder
1/19
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Small Groups
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Box-Folder
33/20
HREC Box/Folder
1/20
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Community Development for Health and Welfare
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Box-Folder
33/21
HREC Box/Folder
1/21
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Educational Leadership and Communities
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Box-Folder
33/22-23
HREC Box/Folder
1/22-23
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Leadership in Community
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Box-Folder
33/24
HREC Box/Folder
1/24
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Community, Rural and Urban
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Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
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Box-Folder
34/1
HREC Box/Folder
2/25
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Highlander Folk School, 1941
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Box-Folder
34/2
HREC Box/Folder
2/26
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Myles Horton, 1943-1954
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Box-Folder
34/3
HREC Box/Folder
2/27
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Folk Schools, 1955
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Box-Folder
34/4
HREC Box/Folder
2/28
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Freeman, Pamela 1979
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Box-Folder
34/5
HREC Box/Folder
2/29
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Freire, Paulo 1970-1979
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Box-Folder
34/6
HREC Box/Folder
2/30
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Flye, James, Father 1962 September 4
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Box-Folder
34/7
HREC Box/Folder
2/31
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Garland, Jim 1932-1978
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Box-Folder
34/8
HREC Box/Folder
2/32
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Gelders, Joe
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Box-Folder
34/9
HREC Box/Folder
2/33
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Greene, Maxine 1971
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Box-Folder
34/10
HREC Box/Folder
2/34
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Griffin, Governor Marvin, attack on Highlander 1957
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Box-Folder
34/11
HREC Box/Folder
2/35
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Grundy County, 1976
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Box-Folder
34/12
HREC Box/Folder
2/36
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Harlan County Mine Wars, 1939
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Box-Folder
34/13
HREC Box/Folder
2/37
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Hays, Lee, includes letters to and from Zilphia Horton 1937
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Highlander Folk School
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Box-Folder
34/14
HREC Box/Folder
2/39
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Educational Theory, 1933
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Box-Folder
34/15
HREC Box/Folder
2/40
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Funding Letters, 1932
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Box-Folder
34/16
HREC Box/Folder
2/41
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Role in the South, report on a meeting following the unrest in Clinton,
Tennessee, in the wake of school desegregation 1957
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Box-Folder
34/17
HREC Box/Folder
2/42
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Students, 1934-1944
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Box-Folder
34/18-21
HREC Box/Folder
2/43-46
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Highlander Research and Education Center Board of Directors, 1964-1969
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Box-Folder
34/22
HREC Box/Folder
2/47
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Hillery, Mable 1965
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Box-Folder
34/23
HREC Box/Folder
2/48
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Horton, Aimee, correspondence
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Horton, Myles
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Box-Folder
34/24
HREC Box/Folder
2/49
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Notes on Highlander Folk School, includes notes on Horton's growing
concept of a southern mountain school 1927-1933
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Box-Folder
34/25
HREC Box/Folder
2/50
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Resignation as President of Highlander, 1970 April-1973 February
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Box-Folder
34/26
HREC Box/Folder
2/51
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Resume and Autobiographical Notes
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Box-Folder
34/27
HREC Box/Folder
2/52
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Horton, Zilphia 1941
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Box-Folder
35/1
HREC Box/Folder
3/53
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Huberman, Leo 1968 December
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Box-Folder
35/2
HREC Box/Folder
3/53
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Illich, Ivan
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Interviews
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Box-Folder
35/3
HREC Box/Folder
3/55
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Cobb, Alice: Interview with Myles Horton 1970 Spring
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Box-Folder
35/4
HREC Box/Folder
3/56
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Coleman, James: Interview with Myles Horton 1968 February
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Box-Folder
35/5
HREC Box/Folder
3/57
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Diehl, Rich: Interview with Myles Horton 1968 March
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Box-Folder
35/6
HREC Box/Folder
3/58
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Easlie, Hassie: Interview with Myles Horton 1967 May
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Box-Folder
35/7
HREC Box/Folder
3/59
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Kennedy, William: Interview with Myles Horton 1976 April
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Box-Folder
35/8
HREC Box/Folder
3/60
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Kohl, Herb: Interview with Myles Horton circa 1979
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Box-Folder
35/9
HREC Box/Folder
3/61
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Kools, Louis: Interview with Myles Horton
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Box-Folder
35/10
HREC Box/Folder
3/62
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Merrow, John: "Options in Education,” 1976 November
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Box-Folder
35/11
HREC Box/Folder
3/63
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Olson, Bill (Ryegrass School): Interview with Myles Horton 1977 September
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Box-Folder
35/12
HREC Box/Folder
3/64
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Sheats, Paul (KPFA): Interview with Myles Horton 1964
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Box-Folder
35/13
HREC Box/Folder
3/65
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Sweet, Ben: Interview with Myles Horton 1965
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Box-Folder
35/14
HREC Box/Folder
3/66
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Thomas, Trevor: Interview with Myles Horton
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Box-Folder
35/15
HREC Box/Folder
3/67
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Johnson, Lillian
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Box-Folder
35/16
HREC Box/Folder
3/68
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Jordan, Clarence 1979
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Box-Folder
35/17
HREC Box/Folder
3/69
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Kester, Howard, includes references to the strike at Wilder,
Tennessee 1933
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Labor
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Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO)
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Box-Folder
35/18
HREC Box/Folder
3/70
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Correspondence, 1949-1950
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Box-Folder
35/19
HREC Box/Folder
3/71
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Officers, 1955 January
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Box-Folder
35/20
HREC Box/Folder
3/72
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Drama
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Box-Folder
35/21
HREC Box/Folder
3/73
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Extension Program
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|
Box-Folder
36/1
HREC Box/Folder
4/74
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Labor History Teaching Materials
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Box-Folder
36/2
HREC Box/Folder
4/75
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Textile Workers Organizing Committee (TWOC), 1937 August 28- 1937 October 9
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Box-Folder
36/3
HREC Box/Folder
4/76
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Workers Education, includes materials from the Federal Emergency Relief
Administration, the American Federation of Teachers, and the Works Progress
Administration
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Box-Folder
36/4
HREC Box/Folder
4/77
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Literacy
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Box-Folder
36/5
HREC Box/Folder
4/78
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Long, Huey
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Box-Folder
36/6
HREC Box/Folder
4/79
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Louisiana Un-American Activities Committee (LUAC), hearings regarding
investigation of the Southern Conference Education Fund 1963 November 19-1965 January 19
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Box-Folder
36/7
HREC Box/Folder
4/80
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Ludwig, Tom 1966
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Box-Folder
36/8
HREC Box/Folder
4/81
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Meiklejohn, Alexander 1965
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Box-Folder
37/1
HREC Box/Folder
5/82
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Melungeons
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Box-Folder
37/2
HREC Box/Folder
5/83
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Ministry Award
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Box-Folder
37/3
HREC Box/Folder
5/84
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Mountain Elders : Includes correspondence regarding formation and materials on Gray Panthers.
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Box-Folder
37/4
HREC Box/Folder
5/85
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Mountain Workers Conference, 1937
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Box-Folder
37/5
HREC Box/Folder
5/86
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Niebuhr, Reinhold 1932 May 11-19
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Box-Folder
37/6
HREC Box/Folder
5/87
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The Nit-Wit, four issues of weekly broadside published by the Young
Socialist League of Monteagle, Tennessee 1933 November
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Box-Folder
37/7
HREC Box/Folder
5/88
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O'Connell, Neill: Religious Origins of Highlander 1978 May
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Box-Folder
37/8
HREC Box/Folder
5/89
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Organizing the Rural Poor, by Paul Wellstone 1978
|
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Box-Folder
37/9
HREC Box/Folder
5/90
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Parks, Rosa, includes transcript of talk between Rosa Parks, Myles
Horton, and E.D. Nixon with Studs Terkel, Rosa Parks' report on the Montgomery bus
boycott, and transcript of a speech by Parks 1956-1973
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Box-Folder
37/10
HREC Box/Folder
5/91
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Race Relations Institute, Fisk University 1944-1965
|
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Box-Folder
37/11
HREC Box/Folder
5/92
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Rugby Colony, articles and clippings about utopian colony on the
Cumberland Plateau 1930
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Box-Folder
37/12
HREC Box/Folder
5/93
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Sermon Material
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Box-Folder
37/13
HREC Box/Folder
5/94
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Sharecroppers Union, includes copies of Southern Voice 1935
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
|
|
Box-Folder
37/14
HREC Box/Folder
5/95
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Eastland Hearings on the Southern Conference Educational Fund
(SCEF), 1954-1957
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Box-Folder
37/15
HREC Box/Folder
5/96
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Eastland Committee on Subversive Influence in the Educational Process,
testimony of Mary Knowles 1955 September 15
|
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Box-Folder
37/16
HREC Box/Folder
5/97
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Singleton, Florence, transcript of a talk by John's Island sophomore
after returning from a desegregation workshop at Highlander circa 1960
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Southern Tenant Farmers Union (STFU)
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Box-Folder
38/1
HREC Box/Folder
6/98
|
Sharecropping Information, 1935-1965
|
|
Box-Folder
38/2
HREC Box/Folder
6/99
|
Correspondence, press releases, and convention memoranda
|
|
Box-Folder
38/3
HREC Box/Folder
6/100
|
Minutes and reports
|
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Box-Folder
38/4
HREC Box/Folder
6/101
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The Sharecroppers Voice and The Tenant Farmer, 1935-1942
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Box-Folder
38/5
HREC Box/Folder
6/102
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Articles, 1935-1936
|
|
Box-Folder
39/1-2
HREC Box/Folder
7/103-104
|
Speeches by Myles Horton, 1967-1976
|
|
Box-Folder
39/3
HREC Box/Folder
7/105
|
Stockton, Joe Kelly and Kate Bradford
|
|
Box-Folder
39/4
HREC Box/Folder
7/106
|
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), includes Freedom
Schools materials and role playing guide 1960-1969
|
|
Box-Folder
39/5
HREC Box/Folder
7/107
|
Supreme Court, Brown v. Board of Education 1954 May 17
|
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Box-Folder
39/6
HREC Box/Folder
7/108
|
Taylor, Alva
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Box-Folder
39/7
HREC Box/Folder
7/109
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Thompson, John B., November, copy of address from John F. Kennedy
memorial service 1963
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Box-Folder
39/8
HREC Box/Folder
7/110
|
Urban-Rural Conflict
|
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Box-Folder
39/9
HREC Box/Folder
7/111
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Utopian Communities
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|
Box-Folder
39/10
HREC Box/Folder
7/112
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Voter Registration Program
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Box-Folder
39/11
HREC Box/Folder
7/113
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West, Don
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Box-Folder
39/12
HREC Box/Folder
7/114
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Wilder Miners' Strike
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Box-Folder
39/13
HREC Box/Folder
7/115
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Williams, Hosea
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Box-Folder
39/14
HREC Box/Folder
7/116
|
Women's Suffrage Movement, 1915 August
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Workshops
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Box-Folder
39/15
HREC Box/Folder
7/117
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Leadership, 1954
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Box-Folder
39/16
HREC Box/Folder
7/118
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Booklet of Materials Prepared, 1958
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Box-Folder
39/17
HREC Box/Folder
7/119
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Civil Rights, 1960 March
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Box-Folder
39/18
HREC Box/Folder
7/120
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Experimental workshop, 1961 February
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Box-Folder
40/1
HREC Box/Folder
8/121
|
SNCC Workshop, 1962 June
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Box-Folder
40/2
HREC Box/Folder
8/122
|
South Carolina Workshop, circa 1960-1965
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Box-Folder
40/3
HREC Box/Folder
8/123
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Appalachia, 1964 March
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Box-Folder
40/4
HREC Box/Folder
8/124
|
White Community Project Workshop, Gulfport, Mississippi 1964 July
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Box-Folder
40/5
HREC Box/Folder
8/125
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Marrowbone Folk School, 1968 July
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Box-Folder
40/6
HREC Box/Folder
8/126
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Appalachia, 1968 October
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Box-Folder
40/7
HREC Box/Folder
8/127
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Montgomery Belle Park (CAP), 1969 March
|
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Box-Folder
40/8
HREC Box/Folder
8/128
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Multi-racial Poor, 1970 April
|
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Box-Folder
40/9
HREC Box/Folder
8/129
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Social Movements, 1971 April
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Writings by Myles Horton
|
|
Box-Folder
40/10
HREC Box/Folder
8/130
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Labor Unions, 1931 March
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Box-Folder
40/11
HREC Box/Folder
8/131
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The Community Folk School, reprint of 1938 original 1976 November
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Box-Folder
40/12
HREC Box/Folder
8/132
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Mountain Men, 1940
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Box-Folder
40/13
HREC Box/Folder
8/133
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Camp Forrest, Tullahoma, Tennessee 1941
|
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Box-Folder
40/14
HREC Box/Folder
8/134
|
Workers Education, circa 1950-1959
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|
Box-Folder
40/15
HREC Box/Folder
8/135
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Selma Freedom March, 1965
|
|
Box-Folder
40/16
HREC Box/Folder
8/136
|
Morris Mitchell and Myles Horton
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|
Box-Folder
40/17
HREC Box/Folder
8/137
|
Decision Making Process, circa 1965-1969
|
|
Box-Folder
40/18
HREC Box/Folder
8/138
|
Highlander Center, 1968 December
|
|
Box-Folder
40/19
HREC Box/Folder
8/139
|
Education (Reflections on Freire)
|
|
Box-Folder
40/20
HREC Box/Folder
8/140
|
A People's Movement to Liberate Education, 1972 Fall
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Box-Folder
40/21
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Rural Social Work Practice, 1977 December
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40/22
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8/142
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Stack, Joseph, autobiographical manuscript from one of the founders of
the National Maritime Union
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Subseries: 2: Articles and Clippings, 1896-1977
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Box-Folder
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9/1
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Articles, 1923-1970
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Civil Rights, 1967-1978
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9/3
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Education, 1972
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41/4-5
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9/4-5
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Mountain culture and history, 1896-1976
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Tennessee history, 1939-1977
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Subseries: 3: Books, 1932-1958
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Box-Folder
42/1
volume 10/1
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Alsberg, Henry G., America Fights the Depression:
A Photographic Record of the Civil Works Administration 1934
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Box-Folder
42/2
volume 10/2
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Dombrowski, James, The Early Days of Christian
Socialism in America 1936
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Box-Folder
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volume 10/4
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U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Labor Unionism in American Agriculture 1945
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Box-Folder
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volume 10/5
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U.S. Senate, Conditions in Coal Fields in Harlan
and Bell Counties, Kentucky 1932
May 11-19
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Subseries: 4A: Writings by Myles Horton (additions of December 2010), 1933-1978 and
undated
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Box-Folder
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11/1
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Studs Terkel interviews Myles Horton, 1978 March 19
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Box-Folder
43/2
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11/2
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People, Poverty, Politics, by Myles Horton 1970 October 8
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Box-Folder
43/3
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11/3
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Myles Horton: Building a Social Movement, 1966 September 30
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Box-Folder
43/4
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11/4
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Social Change: U.T. seminar, Myles Horton 1970 October 13
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Box-Folder
43/5
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11/5
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Organizers: Myles Horton interview, by James Coleman 1968 February
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Box-Folder
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11/6
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Myles Horton: Education and Highlander, Conference on
Schools 1977 June
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Box-Folder
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11/7
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Myles Horton at the Unitarian Fellowship in Memphis, 1970 September 13
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Box-Folder
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11/8
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Morris Mitchell, Myles Horton: Education and Highlander
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Box-Folder
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11/9
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China education, interviewed by Myles Horton circa 1977
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Box-Folder
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11/10
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Senator Huey Long interviewed by Myles Horton, 1934 September 9
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11/11
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Democratic involvement in decision making and action, 1976 October 13
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Box-Folder
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11/12
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The Durable Mr. Horton, interview by Trevor Thomas 1964
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Box-Folder
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11/13
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Myles Horton, Dan Powell: Unitarian Fellowship in Memphis 1971 November 14
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Box-Folder
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11/14
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Myles Horton's talk with Friends World Institute, 1968 April 8
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Box-Folder
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11/15
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Myles Horton, Rick Diehl conversation, Highlander 1968 March
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Box-Folder
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11/16
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Interview with Myles Horton, Bergen, the Netherlands 1971 April 4
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Box-Folder
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11/17
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Workers education, adult education, by Myles Horton 1930s
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11/18
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Autobiographical notes for Paula Snelling, The South Today, Clayton,
Georgia 1935
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11/19
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Myles Horton interviewed by Bill, 1977 September 29
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Box-Folder
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11/20
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The Religious Origins and Support of Highlander Folk School, Southern
Labor History Conference, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia 1978 May 5
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Box-Folder
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11/21
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Myles Horton interviewed by Alice Cobb, 1970 Spring
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Box-Folder
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11/22
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Myles Horton, Berea, Kentucky 1970 March 5
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Box-Folder
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11/23
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Why Don't Reforms Reform, Myles Horton, Unitarian Universalist
Fellowship 1969 December 15
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Box-Folder
43/24
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11/24
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Ben Sweet interviews Myles Horton, KPFK Los Angeles circa 1961- 1971
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Box-Folder
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11/25
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Mutual education, educational theory 1933
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Box-Folder
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11/26
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Study the Power Structure, by Myles Horton 1968 February 26-29
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Box-Folder
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11/27
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Highlander history and policies: Myles Horton, Unitarian Fellowship of
Memphis 1969 February 2
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Box-Folder
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HREC Box/Folder
11/28
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Labor history, Grundy County, Tenn.: Mountain Men, by Myles
Horton 1940
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Box-Folder
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11/29
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Highlander: Myles Horton, Baptist Student Center 1967 November 15
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Box-Folder
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11/30
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Civil Rights: Rosa Parks, Myles Horton, E.D. Nixon talk to Studs
Terkel 1973 June 8
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Audio
515A/245
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Audio recording
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M2019-039
Box-Folder
43/31
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11/31
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Council of Southern Mountains 55th Annual Conference, 1967 April 12
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Box-Folder
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11/32
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Civil Rights: New York interview with Donald Stephen, Hassie Easlie,
Ethel Clyde, Harry Davidson, and Myles Horton 1967 May
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Box-Folder
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11/33
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Civil Rights: Myles Horton, by Paul Sheats 1964
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Box-Folder
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11/35
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Highlander: Myles Horton interview, Dr. William Kennedy 1976 April 3
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Box-Folder
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11/36
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Highlander: Myles Horton, by Aimee Horton 1966 November
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Box-Folder
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12/1
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Frank Adams interviews Myles Horton, circa 1970
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Box-Folder
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12/2
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Highlander history interviews with Myles Horton, 1977
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Box-Folder
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12/3
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Aims and methods, circa 1940
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Subseries: 4B: Writings by Others (additions of December 2010), 1937-1979 and
undated
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Box-Folder
44/4
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12/4
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Rosa Parks speech, Chicago, Illinois circa 1960s
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Box-Folder
44/5
HREC Box/Folder
12/5
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Rosa Parks: Montgomery, Alabama bus boycott report, Highlander,
Monteagle, Tennessee 1956 March 3-4
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Box-Folder
44/6
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12/6
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Rosa Parks on Montgomery, Alabama passive resistance
protest 1956 March 3-4
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Box-Folder
44/7
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12/7
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Florence Singleton, Highlander Folk School, John's Island 1955
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Box-Folder
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12/8
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Marrowbone Folk School, Edith Easterling 1970 April
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Box-Folder
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12/9
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Organizers: Paull Wellstone
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12/10
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Highlander, by Mabel Hillery 1965 May 27
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Box-Folder
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12/11
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Leslie Dunbar speeches, 1978
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12/12
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Other people's writings: notes and quotes, 1945-1970
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12/13
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Poetry: Make Love, Not War 1963-1965
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12/14
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Poetry (various authors), 1962-1972
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Box-Folder
44/15
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12/15
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Article and correspondence, 1937-1939
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Box-Folder
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12/16
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Justice for America's Rural Poor, circa 1966
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Box-Folder
44/17-19
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12/17-19
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Aimee Horton writings, 1965-1966
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Box-Folder
45/1
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13/1
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Terry Marcelle senior project, 1979 December 7
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Subseries: 5: News Clippings and Printed Materials (addition of December 2010), 1929-1986
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Box-Folder
45/2
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13/2
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News clippings, 1939
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Box-Folder
45/3
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13/3
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The American Mercury, 1932 September
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13/4
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Journal of Educational Sociology: Labor education issue, 1952 February
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45/5
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13/5
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Joint Legislative Committee on Un-American Activities: SCEF in
Louisiana, 1964 April 13
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45/6
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13/6
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Printed materials and articles, 1929-1970
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Box-Folder
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13/7
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Your Local Has a Part In This War, 1942 June-October
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Box-Folder
45/8
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13/8
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Printed material, 1962-1964
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Brook, David 1970
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45/10
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How To Write for Your Union Paper, 1943
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13/11
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Early Georgia, 1950 Fall
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News clippings, 1963-1981
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13/13
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Organizing and poor whites, SSOC publications circa 1966
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13/14
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Options in Education, Program 54: Highlander 1976 November 22
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13/15
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John Egerton: Highlander Southern exposure, circa 1977
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Box-Folder
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13/16
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News clippings following release of Appalachian Land Ownership
Study, 1981
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Box-Folder
45/17
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13/17
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Alaska's Native People, gifted to Horton from friends in Bethel, Alaska,
includes personal notes, letters, and articles within front cover 1986
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Box-Folder
45/18
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13/18
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Commonwealth College Fortnightly, 1934 February 15
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Box-Folder
46/1-2
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14/1-2
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Packet of publications by and about Highlander, 1946-1964
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Box-Folder
46/3-4
HREC Box/Folder
14/3-4
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Articles about Highlander, 1940-1978
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Box-Folder
46/5
HREC Box/Folder
14/5
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The Tennessee Adult Educator, 1977 Fall
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Subseries: 6: Highlander Center (additions of December 2010), 1932-1980 and
undated
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Workshops, Programs, and Events 1948-1980
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Box-Folder
46/6
HREC Box/Folder
14/6
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Leadership, by Workshop Committee, Highlander Folk School 1954
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Box-Folder
46/7
HREC Box/Folder
14/7
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SNCC Workshop on Voter Education, Highlander 1962
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Box-Folder
46/8
HREC Box/Folder
14/8
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Materials on a Highlander Workshop, Monteagle, Tennessee 1958
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Box-Folder
46/9
HREC Box/Folder
14/9
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Social Movement Workshop, Highlander Center 1971 April 26-28
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Box-Folder
46/10
HREC Box/Folder
14/10
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On Building a Social Movement Workshop, 1968 July 25
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Box-Folder
46/11
HREC Box/Folder
14/11
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Appalachian Workshop, 1964 March 12-14
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Box-Folder
46/12
HREC Box/Folder
14/12
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Appalachian Community Leadership Workshop, 1968 October 26-27
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Box-Folder
46/13
HREC Box/Folder
14/13
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Appalachian Community Workshop planning, circa 1968
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Box-Folder
46/14
HREC Box/Folder
14/14
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Experimental Workshop, 1961 February 19-21
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Box-Folder
46/15
HREC Box/Folder
14/15
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Oscar Guermonprez on folk schools at Highlander, 1955
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Box-Folder
46/16
HREC Box/Folder
14/16
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Voter education, Highlander Educational Center 1962
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Box-Folder
46/17
HREC Box/Folder
14/17
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Brazilian workers, Highlander, workers opposition 1978 March 12
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Box-Folder
46/18
HREC Box/Folder
14/18
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Appalachian staff meeting, 1969 April 18
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Box-Folder
46/19
HREC Box/Folder
14/19
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NYC: Guyer party, 1978
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Box-Folder
47/1
HREC Box/Folder
15/1
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Map of McCreary County, Kentucky
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Box-Folder
47/2
HREC Box/Folder
15/2
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Freedom Workshop News, Highlander events 1965-1969
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Box-Folder
47/3
HREC Box/Folder
15/3
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Appalachian health program agenda, 1976 October 7
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Box-Folder
47/4
HREC Box/Folder
15/4
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Tribute to Septima Clark and Rosa Parks, 1980 May 1
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Box-Folder
47/5
HREC Box/Folder
15/5
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Harry Lasker Memorial Library dedication, 1948 November 17
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Box-Folder
47/6
HREC Box/Folder
15/6
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Mountain Community Education Program (MCEP) evaluation, 1975 September 15
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Box-Folder
47/7
HREC Box/Folder
15/7
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Citizenship Schools, 1959-1962
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Highlander Publications, 1938-1977
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Box-Folder
47/8-9
HREC Box/Folder
15/8-9
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Highlander Folk School alumni publications, 1938-1941
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Box-Folder
47/10
HREC Box/Folder
15/10
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Sing Out, Brother songbook circa 1946-1950
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Box-Folder
47/11
HREC Box/Folder
15/11
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Highlander Folk School Review, 1938
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Box-Folder
47/12
HREC Box/Folder
15/14
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Highlander publications, circa 1965-1977
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Legal Materials, 1957-1968
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Box-Folder
47/13
HREC Box/Folder
15/15
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Highlander's protest against revocation of tax-exempt
status, 1957
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Box-Folder
47/14
HREC Box/Folder
15/16
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Highlander Folk School v. State of Tennessee: Petition for a writ of
certiorari, 1961 October
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Box-Folder
48/1
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16/1
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Highlander Folk School, Horton, Justus, and Clark v. State of
Tennessee 1959
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Box-Folder
48/2
HREC Box/Folder
16/2
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Highlander North-South Workcamp Trial Transcript, 1963 June 24
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Box-Folder
48/3
HREC Box/Folder
16/3
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Liveright et al. v. State of Tennessee, 1968 January 11
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Other Highlander Materials, 1932-1976
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Box-Folder
48/4
HREC Box/Folder
16/4
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Program proposal, Appalachian Self-Education Program, Highlander
Center circa 1970
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Box-Folder
48/5
HREC Box/Folder
16/5
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Highlander Fund letter, 1932 May 27
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Box-Folder
48/6
HREC Box/Folder
16/6
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Highlander's Role in the South, Monteagle, Tennessee 1957 February 12
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Box-Folder
48/7
HREC Box/Folder
16/7
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Highlander Folk School: Attack of Grundy County Crusaders, 1940 December 9
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Box-Folder
48/8
HREC Box/Folder
16/8
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Highlander chartering, circa 1961
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Box-Folder
48/9
HREC Box/Folder
16/9
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Staff meeting, 1975 April 22
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Box-Folder
48/10
HREC Box/Folder
16/10
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Advisory and Executive meeting, Highlander 1956 March 3-4
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Box-Folder
48/11
HREC Box/Folder
16/11
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Highlander Board of Directors, 1965 May 14
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Box-Folder
48/12
HREC Box/Folder
16/12
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Board of Directors: Highlander's programs, 1968 Spring
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Box-Folder
48/13
HREC Box/Folder
16/13
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Highlander Board, 1960s
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Box-Folder
48/14
HREC Box/Folder
16/14
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Alice Cobb's statement to Highlander Board
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Box-Folder
48/15
HREC Box/Folder
16/15
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Appalachian program, 1976 February 10
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Box-Folder
48/16
HREC Box/Folder
16/16
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Board meeting, Highlander Center 1965
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Box-Folder
48/17
HREC Box/Folder
16/17
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The Ant and the Grasshopper script, by John P. Fort, includes
watercolors of set ideas
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Box-Folder
48/18
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16/18
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Play scripts, circa 1940s
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Box-Folder
49/1
HREC Box/Folder
17/1
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Highlander by-laws, 1961-1969
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Box-Folder
49/2
HREC Box/Folder
17/2
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Highlander Target administrative proposal, 1971
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Box-Folder
49/3
HREC Box/Folder
17/3
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Septima Clark to-do list
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Box-Folder
49/4
HREC Box/Folder
17/4
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Duplicates, circa 1975
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Box-Folder
49/5
HREC Box/Folder
17/5
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Highlander meeting minutes and staff reports, 1956-1970
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Box-Folder
49/6-7
HREC Box/Folder
17/6-7
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Highlander informational packet, 1946-1962
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Subseries: 7: Conferences, Reports, and Events (addition of December 2010) 1954-1978, and undated
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Marrowbone Folk School workshop, Edith Easterling 1968 July 25
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South Carolina voter workshop, circa
1961-1963
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Supreme Court decision, 1954 May 17
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Crossroads Africa, 1978 May 14
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Southeast Georgia Voters League Citizenship School program, 1962
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Newsletters, other organizations 1964
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Moving Star Hall, Xmas Watch Night, Johns Island, South
Carolina circa
1962
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Mountain Peoples Music Fair, High Knob, Virginia 1971
September 10-12
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Conference on Appalachian Struggles for Self Government, 1972
March 3-5
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The Cherokee Report, 1969
August
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Statement of the Working Committee of the Mountain Institute, 1968
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Subseries: 8: Personal (addition of December 2010), 1930-1986
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Council of Southern Mountains, Myles Horton notes
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Nightingale, Abram, correspondence 1930
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Horton, Thorsten, correspondence 1963
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Correspondence, 1930
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Rothko Chapel Award
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Correspondence, schedule, news clippings 1986
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Program, acceptance speech, press, etc. 1986
December
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Carter-Menil Human Rights Prize, 1986
December
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Texas, 1986
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Loose papers, 1941-1969
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Williams, Aubrey, Atlanta
Constitution 1962
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Series: HREC-0003 Mike Clark Papers, 1953-1976 0.8 cubic feet (2 archives
boxes). : This record group contains a portion of the papers of Highlander Center educator and
activist Michael "Mike" Clark. Clark joined the staff of Highlander in 1968 and
eventually served as president of the Center from 1972 to 1981. Included are
correspondence, newspaper clippings, program materials, meeting minutes, notes,
presentation materials, and reports.
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Subseries: I: Correspondence, 1967-1976
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Box-Folder
50/1
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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Appalachian Program Letters
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Box-Folder
50/2
HREC Box/Folder
1/2
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Correspondence, general
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Box-Folder
50/3
HREC Box/Folder
1/3
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Correspondence, inter-office, memorandums, letters
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Subseries: II: Subject Files, 1953-1972
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Box-Folder
50/4
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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American Friends Service Committee (AFSC)
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Box-Folder
50/5
HREC Box/Folder
1/2
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American Heritage
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Box-Folder
50/6
HREC Box/Folder
1/3
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Brown, Siler
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Box-Folder
50/7
HREC Box/Folder
1/4
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Citizenship Schools
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Box-Folder
50/8
HREC Box/Folder
1/5
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Appalachian Committee for Full Employment
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Box-Folder
50/9
HREC Box/Folder
1/6
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Appalachian Pilot Project
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Box-Folder
50/10
HREC Box/Folder
1/7
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Appalachian Self-Education Program (ASEP)
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Box-Folder
50/11
HREC Box/Folder
1/8
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Clippings, miscellaneous
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Box-Folder
50/12
HREC Box/Folder
1/9
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Council of the Southern Mountains: Commission on Natural
Resources
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Box-Folder
50/13
HREC Box/Folder
1/10
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Council of the Southern Mountains (CSM)
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Box-Folder
50/14
HREC Box/Folder
1/11
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Community Film Workshop Marrowbone Folk School
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Box-Folder
50/15
HREC Box/Folder
1/12
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Concerned Citizens of Berea
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Box-Folder
50/16
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1/13
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Community Leadership Workshop, 1969 February 14-16
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Box-Folder
50/17
HREC Box/Folder
1/14
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Fager, Chuck
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Box-Folder
50/18
HREC Box/Folder
1/15
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Field Foundation
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Box-Folder
50/19
HREC Box/Folder
1/16
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Field Reports (Clark)
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Box-Folder
50/20
HREC Box/Folder
1/17
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Lamblin, Dan: Involvement Education
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Box-Folder
50/21
HREC Box/Folder
1/18
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Mingo County Poverty Tour
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Box-Folder
50/22
HREC Box/Folder
1/19
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March for Survival
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Box-Folder
51/1
HREC Box/Folder
2/20
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National Commission on Hunger and Malnutrition
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Box-Folder
51/2
HREC Box/Folder
2/21
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Notes on Program and Education
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Box-Folder
51/3
HREC Box/Folder
2/23
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Selective Service
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Box-Folder
51/4
HREC Box/Folder
2/24
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Southern Conference Education Fund (SCEF)
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Strip Mining
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Box-Folder
51/5
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2/25
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Appalachian Group to Save the Land and People
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Box-Folder
51/6
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2/26
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Articles and writings (Clark)
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Box-Folder
51/7
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2/27
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Clippings
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Box-Folder
51/8
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2/28
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Martin v. Kentucky Oak Mining Co., et al.
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Box-Folder
51/9
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2/29
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Research material
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Box-Folder
51/10
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2/30
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Slide show
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Box-Folder
51/11
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2/31
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Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)
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Box-Folder
51/12
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2/32
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West, Don
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Box-Folder
51/13
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2/33
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University of North Carolina
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Series: HREC-0004 Emil Willimetz Papers, 1940-1983 0.2 cubic feet (1 archives
box). : This record group primarily contains materials related to Emil Willimetz's work in
the labor movement, with a focus on Tennessee and the southeastern United States.
Formats include flyers, organizing pamphlets, correspondence, news clippings, and
petitions. One folder also includes some personal information about Willimetz,
including a transcript from Black Mountain College.
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Box-Folder
52/1
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1/1
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America (ACWA), organizing leaflet and
information on minimum wage 1941 September
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Box-Folder
52/2
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1/2
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CIO Organizers, Harriman, Tennessee, clippings and releases about an
incident in which two CIO organizers were beaten and covered with tar 1941 September
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Box-Folder
52/3
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1/3
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Furniture Workers, C.B. Atkin Company 1941 June-October
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Box-Folder
52/4
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1/4
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Grundy County Crusaders, report of attack on Highlander 1940 December
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Box-Folder
52/5
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1/5
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Hosiery Workers, Magnet Mills, Clinton, Tennessee 1941
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Box-Folder
52/6
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1/6
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Progressive Labor, three issues of independent newspaper published in
Knoxville, Tennessee 1941 September-October
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Box-Folder
52/7
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1/7
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Personal, includes transcript from Black Mountain College, proposals, and
reports and black and white photograph of Willimetz 1940-1983
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Box-Folder
52/8
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1/8
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Willimetz, Joie, illustrated letter to friends about establishment of
Highlander Nursery School, articles about community cooperative day care 1949 March-1951 September
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Series: HREC-0005 Olive Stone Papers, 1930-1977 0.4 cubic feet (1 archives
box). : This record group pertains to southern sociologist Olive Stone's research and
writing. It also includes a seven-part interview with Stone, a supporter Myles Horton
and the Highlander Center. Included are interview transcripts, research materials,
correspondence, reports, and newspaper clippings.
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Autobiography: Interview
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Box-Folder
53/1
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1/1
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Part I, 1975 March 6
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Box-Folder
53/2
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1/2
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Part II, 1975
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Box-Folder
53/3
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1/3
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Part III, 1975 June 27
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Box-Folder
53/4
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1/4
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Part IV, 1975 August 13
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Box-Folder
53/5
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1/5
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Part V, 1975 September 10
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Box-Folder
53/6
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1/6
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Part VI, 1975 October 14
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Box-Folder
53/7
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1/7
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Part VII, 1975 November 4
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Box-Folder
53/8
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1/8
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Gee's Bend, Alabama Study 1962
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Box-Folder
53/9
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1/9
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Personal, 1933-1977
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Box-Folder
53/10
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1/10
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Professional papers, includes seven papers on various topics 1953-1969
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Box-Folder
53/11
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1/11
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Published articles, includes five articles 1950-1968
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Box-Folder
53/12
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1/12
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Sharecroppers Union, Alabama 1930-1966
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Series: HREC-0006 Beth Bingman Papers, 1969-1975 0.4 cubic feet (1 archives
box). : The record group relates to Beth Bingman's activist interests in the late-1960s and
early-1970s, including feminism, the Vietnam War, and Appalachian issues. Included are
numerous pamphlets, newspapers, news clippings, essays, and articles.
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Box-Folder
54/1
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1/1
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Council of Southern Mountains, 1973-1974
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Box-Folder
54/2
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1/2
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Education: People Against Racism in Education (PARE), 1975
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Box-Folder
54/3
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1/3
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Off Our Backs, 1970-1972
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Box-Folder
54/4
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1/4
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Strip-mining, 1972 January
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Box-Folder
54/5
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1/5
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Women's Liberation, materials on Feminist Socialism, birth control,
international women's rights, and other issues, as well as multiple publications
from New England Free Press and other alternative presses 1970-1975
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Box-Folder
54/6
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1/6
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Vietnam War, clippings 1969
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Series: HREC-0007 Rich Kirby Papers, 1967-1969 0.4 cubic feet (1 archives
box). : This record group primarily relates to Rich Kirby's research into coal mining,
especially in eastern Kentucky, and his authorship of The Curse
of Coal. Included are research materials, materials from various anti-coal
mining groups, and drafts of papers from 1967 to 1969.
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Box-Folder
55/1-3
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1/1-3
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The Curse of Coal: Policy Issues of Strip-mining in Eastern Kentucky, draft
(3 copies) 1967 August 16
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Box-Folder
55/4
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1/4
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Kentucky Coal: Owners, Taxes, and Profits 1969 March
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Box-Folder
55/5
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1/5
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Research Materials, 1967-1969 : Background information on East Kentucky counties, companies, and tax base.
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Box-Folder
55/6
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1/6
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Save Our Kentucky, et al.
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Series: HREC-0008 Helen Lewis Papers, 1969-1974 0.2 cubic feet (1 archives
box). : This record group primarily relates to Helen Lewis' interest in and activism
surrounding strip mining and surface mining in Appalachia. Materials include news
clippings, research notes, meeting minutes, pamphlets and other publications,
correspondence, interviews, and testimonies.
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Box-Folder
56/1
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1/1
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“The Beer Drinkers," paper by Clinch Valley College students
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Box-Folder
56/2
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1/2
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Conservation Council of Virginia Inc., 1972
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Box-Folder
56/3
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1/3
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Hazard, Kentucky, Mart Shepherd circa 1970
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Box-Folder
56/4
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1/4
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Hearing, Wise, Virginia 1974 March 14
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Box-Folder
56/5
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1/5
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Interview Questionnaire: Effects on Families from Strip Mining
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Box-Folder
56/6
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1/6
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List of Operators, 1972 October
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Box-Folder
56/7
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1/7
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Minutes of Coordination meeting, 1970 October 3
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Box-Folder
56/8
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1/8
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Minutes of meeting, Strip Mine Research, Field Foundation 1972 December 14
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Box-Folder
56/9
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1/9
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Operation Coal, 1974 February
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Box-Folder
56/10
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1/10
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Strip Mining Pamphlet and Related Correspondence, 1972
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Box-Folder
56/11
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1/11
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Pike County Citizens Organization, Lexington, Kentucky 1970-1971
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Box-Folder
56/12
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1/12
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Reports of Clinch Valley College Students, 1970
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Box-Folder
56/13
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1/13
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Statement of the Office of Appalachian Ministry of the Catholic Diocese of
Wheeling, West Virginia 1972 May 5
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Box-Folder
56/14
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1/14
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“Strip Mining and Reclamation," Jane Bolling 1969 September 30
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Box-Folder
56/15
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1/15
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Taxes, Wise County 1970
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Box-Folder
56/16
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1/16
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Testimony, Donald W. Whitehead, Appalachian Regional Commission 1972 February 24
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Box-Folder
56/17
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1/17
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Virginia Surface Mining and Reclamation Association Inc., circa 1970
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Box-Folder
56/18
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1/18
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Wise County Environmental Council, 1971-1972
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Series: HREC-0009 Highlander Center Photograph Collection, 1918-1991 5.0 cubic feet of photographs (13 archives
boxes). : This record group depicts the work of the Highlander Center, including workshops,
strikes, and meetings. It also includes photographs of Highlander staff members and
friends, and of Highlander buildings and grounds, both at the original Monteagle
location, and at the current New Market site. The bulk of the photographs in this
group date from the time of Highlander's founding in 1932 up to 1991, though also
included are some earlier family photographs.
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Subseries: I: People, 1918-1991
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Box-Folder
90/1
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1/1
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Adams, Frank 1971
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Box-Folder
90/2
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1/2
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Austin, Aileen 1955
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Box-Folder
90/3
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1/3
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Baker, Ella circa 1958-1960
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Box-Folder
90/4
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1/4
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Barry, Marion, Jr. undated
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Box-Folder
90/5
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1/5
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Bennett, Paul 1940s-1953
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Box-Folder
90/6
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1/6
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Bond, Julian undated
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Box-Folder
90/7
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1/7
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Braden, Carl and Ann 1960
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Box-Folder
90/8
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1/8
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Brazeal, B. R. 1964
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Box-Folder
90/9
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1/9
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Buttrick, Bill circa 1939-1940
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Box-Folder
90/10
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1/10
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Cadle, Mary Elizabeth Barnicle circa 1978
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Box-Folder
90/11
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1/11
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Carawan, Guy and Candie 1950s-1980s
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Box-Folder
90/12
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1/12
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Chisom, Mae undated
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Box-Folder
90/13
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1/13
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Christopher, Paul circa 1950s
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Box-Folder
90/14
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1/14
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Clark, Mike 1970
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Box-Folder
90/15-16
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1/15-16
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Clark, Septima 1950s
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Box-Folder
90/17
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1/17
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Cobb, Alice undated
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Box-Folder
90/18
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1/18
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Cotton, Dorothy 1969
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Box-Folder
90/19
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1/19
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Daniel, Zilla Hawes 1930s
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Box-Folder
90/20
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1/20
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De Jarnette, A. L. 1954
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Box-Folder
90/21
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1/21
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Dickens, Hazel circa 1960-1971
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Box-Folder
90/22
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1/22
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Dombrowski, Jim 1930s, 1970s
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Box-Folder
90/23
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1/23
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Elkus, Bill and Mary 1940s
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Box-Folder
90/24
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1/24
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Forman, Jim 1966
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Box-Folder
90/25
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1/25
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Gibson, Dan 1972
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Box-Folder
90/26
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1/26
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Gilmon, Earl circa 1976
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Box-Folder
90/27
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1/27
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Gomillion, Charles 1920-1981
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Box-Folder
90/28
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1/28
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Gunning, Sarah Ogan undated
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Box-Folder
90/29
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1/29
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Guthrie, Woody 1930s
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Box-Folder
90/30
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1/30
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Hampton, Rupert undated
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Box-Folder
90/31
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1/31
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Hansberry, Lorraine undated
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Box-Folder
90/32
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1/32
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Helstein, Ralph circa 1957
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Box-Folder
90/33
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1/33
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Highlander Board, 1963-1980s
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Box-Folder
90/34-35
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1/34-35
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Highlander Staff, 1950s-1990s
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Box-Folder
90/36
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1/36
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Jackson, Gardner circa 1940s
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Box-Folder
91/1
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1/37
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Jenkins, Esau 1950s-1964
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Box-Folder
91/2
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1/38
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Johnson, Lillian 1953
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Box-Folder
91/3
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1/39
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Jones, Bessie 1974
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Box-Folder
91/4
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1/40
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Jones, Lewis 1960
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Box-Folder
91/5
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1/41
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Justus, May, and Vera McCampbell 1950s, 1975
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Box-Folder
91/6
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1/42
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King, Martin Luther Jr. 1957
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Box-Folder
91/7
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1/43
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Kunstler, William 1969-1971
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Box-Folder
91/8
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2/1
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Lasse, Fred circa 1950s
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Box-Folder
91/9
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2/2
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Lawrence, Mary undated
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Box-Folder
91/10
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2/3
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Lewis, Catherine circa 1940s
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Box-Folder
91/11
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2/4
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Lewis, Claudia 1939
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Box-Folder
91/12
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2/5
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Lewis, John undated
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Box-Folder
91/13
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2/6
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Ludwig, Tom 1956 December
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Box-Folder
91/14
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2/7
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Mason, Lucy circa 1930s
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Box-Folder
91/15
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2/8
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Markey, Dorothy (Myra Page) 1953
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Box-Folder
91/16
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2/9
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McAdoo, Inza circa 1963
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Box-Folder
91/17
HREC Box/Folder
2/10
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Meachum, Stuart circa 1940s
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Box-Folder
91/18
HREC Box/Folder
2/11
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Melamed, Elaine Van Brink (Lanie) 1950s
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Box-Folder
91/19
HREC Box/Folder
2/12
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Miscellaneous friends (identified), 1933-1979
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Box-Folder
91/20
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2/13
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Mitchell, George circa
1945-1950
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Box-Folder
91/21
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2/14
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Nixon, E. D. circa 1960s
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Box-Folder
91/22
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2/15
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Oakley, Wylie 1937
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Box-Folder
91/23
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2/16
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Palfi, Marion 1950s
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Box-Folder
91/24
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2/17
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Parks, Rosa 1950s-1982
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Box-Folder
91/25
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2/18
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Patten, Jim, National Farmers Union 1940s
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Box-Folder
92/1
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2/19
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People (unidentified), undated
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Box-Folder
92/2
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2/20
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Posey, Buford undated
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Box-Folder
92/3
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2/21
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Powell, Dan circa 1950-1955
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Box-Folder
92/4
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2/22
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Reagon, Bernice 1960s
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Box-Folder
92/5
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2/23
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Reece, Florence and Sam 1978-1986
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Box-Folder
92/6
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2/24
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Robinson, Bernice 1957-1981
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Box-Folder
92/7
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2/25
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Rollins, Avon undated
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Box-Folder
92/8
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2/26
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Romasco, Ann Lockwood circa 1955
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Box-Folder
92/9
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2/27
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Roosevelt, Eleanor circa 1939-1959
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Box-Folder
92/10
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2/28
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Ross, Malcolm circa 1940s
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Box-Folder
92/11
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3/1
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Seeger, Pete, and Woody Guthrie 1940s
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Box-Folder
92/12
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3/2
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Seeman, Ernest circa 1957
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Box-Folder
92/13
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3/3
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Shuttlesworth, Fred 1960
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Box-Folder
92/14
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3/4
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Simone, Nina undated
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Box-Folder
92/15
HREC Box/Folder
3/5
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Sinclair, Lewis circa 1918-1988
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Box-Folder
92/16
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3/6
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Stockton, Joe and Madame circa 1930s
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Box-Folder
92/17
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3/7
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Summerfield residents, 1934-1956
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Box-Folder
92/18
HREC Box/Folder
3/8
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Tefferteller, Ralph 1935-1977
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Box-Folder
92/19
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3/9
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Thompson, John circa
1940s-1960s
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Box-Folder
92/20
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3/10
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Vaughn, Dolph 1938
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Box-Folder
92/21
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3/11
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Vivian, C. T. circa
1960s-1977
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Box-Folder
92/22
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3/12
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Walker, Cas 1968 Fall
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Box-Folder
92/23
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3/13
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West, Don 1940s-1950s
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Box-Folder
92/24
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3/14
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Williams, Aubrey 1940s-1957
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Box-Folder
92/25
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3/15
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Winston, Kathy 1940s-1956
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Box-Folder
92/26
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3/16
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Willimetz, Emil circa
1941-1951
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Box-Folder
92/27
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3/17
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Workman, Nimrod undated
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Box-Folder
93/1
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4/1
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Horton, Aimee 1962-1964
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Box-Folder
93/2
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4/2
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Horton, Charis circa 1955-1989
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Box-Folder
93/3
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4/3
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Horton, Mom and Dad, and siblings 1935-1936
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Horton, Myles
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Box-Folder
93/4
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4/4
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Early years, 1930s-1950s
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Box-Folder
93/5
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4/5
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Middle years, 1960s-1970s
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Box-Folder
93/6
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4/6
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Later years, 1980s
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Box-Folder
93/7
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4/7
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With Bill Moyers, 1982 March
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Box-Folder
93/8
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4/8
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Horton, Zilphia 1935-1950s
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Box-Folder
93/9
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4/9
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“A Tribute to Myles and Zilphia Horton" cards, undated
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Box-Folder
93/10
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4/10
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Horton photographs from Caitlin's office, 1930s-1987
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Subseries: II: Highlander Folk School, Monteagle, Tennessee 1933-1970
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Box-Folder
94/1
HREC Box/Folder
5/1
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Highlander Folk School, Allardt, Tennessee 1933-1939
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Box-Folder
82/1
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5/1
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Highlander Folk School, Allardt, Tennessee 1933-1939
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Box-Folder
94/2
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5/2
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Buildings and grounds, Highlander Folk School, Monteagle,
Tennessee 1934-1963
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Box-Folder
94/3
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5/3
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Charleston, Sea Islands circa 1954-1960
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Box-Folder
94/4
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5/4
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Children at Highlander Folk School, 1930s-1956
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Box-Folder
94/5
HREC Box/Folder
5/5
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Classes and students at Highlander Folk School, 1938-1953
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Box-Folder
94/6
HREC Box/Folder
5/6
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Citizenship Schools, 1959-1964
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Box-Folder
94/7
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5/7
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Clinton, Tennenssee students 1950s
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Box-Folder
94/8
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5/8
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Closure of Highlander Folk School, 1961
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Box-Folder
94/9
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5/9
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Drama at Highlander Folk School, 1940s
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Box-Folder
94/10
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5/10
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Edisto Island, Adult Workshop 1959
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Box-Folder
94/11
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5/11
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Group Shots, Monteagle 1930s
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Box-Folder
94/12
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5/12
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Grundy County, 1939
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Box-Folder
94/13
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5/13
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Highlander Film Center Collages, circa 1950s
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Box-Folder
95/1
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6/1
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Highlander Folk School, people working 1933-1956
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Box-Folder
95/2
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6/2
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Highlander Folk School staff, 1934-1939
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Box-Folder
95/3
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6/3
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Monteagle (identified), 1936-1940
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Box-Folder
95/4
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6/4
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Monteagle (unidentified), undated
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Box-Folder
95/5
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6/5
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Nursery School, Highlander Folk School 1930s-1940s
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Box-Folder
95/6
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6/6
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People of the Cumberlands, 1933-1937
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Box-Folder
95/7
HREC Box/Folder
6/7
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Recreation, Highlander Folk School 1930s-1960s
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Box-Folder
95/8
HREC Box/Folder
6/8
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Summerfield Community, 1934-1950s
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Box-Folder
95/9
HREC Box/Folder
6/9
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Teaching, Highlander Folk School 1940s-1955
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Box-Folder
95/10
HREC Box/Folder
6/10
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Tornado damage, Highlander Folk School 1952
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Box-Folder
95/11
HREC Box/Folder
6/11
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Visitors, foreign circa 1960
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Box-Folder
95/12
HREC Box/Folder
6/12
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Wilder, Tennessee 1934, 1970
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Box-Folder
95/13
HREC Box/Folder
6/13
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Willimetz photos in Mississippi, 1950s
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Box-Folder
95/14
HREC Box/Folder
6/14
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WPA Union, Grundy County circa 1935-1938
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Box-Folder
95/15
HREC Box/Folder
6/15
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Young people: meetings, Highlander Folk School camps 1955-1957
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Subseries: III: Highlander Workcamps, Conferences, Special Projects 1941-1967
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Box-Folder
96/1
HREC Box/Folder
7/1
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Appalachian Conference, 1965
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Box-Folder
96/2
HREC Box/Folder
7/2
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Appalachian Pilot Project, 1965 Summer
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Box-Folder
96/3
HREC Box/Folder
7/3
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Inter-American Conference, 1962
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Box-Folder
96/4-5
HREC Box/Folder
7/4-5
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IVS Workcamp, 1965-1966
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Box-Folder
96/6-7
HREC Box/Folder
7/6-7
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North South Workcamp, 1963 June
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Box-Folder
96/8
HREC Box/Folder
7/8
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Penny Festival, 1967
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Box-Folder
96/9
HREC Box/Folder
7/9
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Smoky Mountain Work Camp, 1963
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Box-Folder
96/10
HREC Box/Folder
7/10
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Workcamps, Highlander Folk School, Monteagle 1941
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Subseries: IV: Workshops, 1950-1991
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Box-Folder
97/1
HREC Box/Folder
8/1
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Carson Newman students, circa 1970
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Box-Folder
97/2
HREC Box/Folder
8/2
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Fitzgerald, Georgia circa 1960s
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Box-Folder
97/3
HREC Box/Folder
8/3
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Interracial Workshops, circa 1950-1955
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Box-Folder
97/4
HREC Box/Folder
8/4
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Mississippi Candidates Workshop, 1968
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Box-Folder
97/5
HREC Box/Folder
8/5
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Mississippi Freedom Summer, 1964
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Box-Folder
97/6
HREC Box/Folder
8/6
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Mississippi Workshop, 1964
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Box-Folder
97/7
HREC Box/Folder
8/7
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Mountain Music Festival, 1967 Fall
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Box-Folder
97/8
HREC Box/Folder
8/8
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Multiracial Workshop, 1970
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Box-Folder
97/9
HREC Box/Folder
8/9
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Workshops, New Market 1981-1991
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Box-Folder
97/10
HREC Box/Folder
8/10
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SVIP, 1963
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Box-Folder
97/11
HREC Box/Folder
8/11
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Workshops, Knoxville Center 1960s
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Box-Folder
97/12
HREC Box/Folder
8/12
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Communications Workshop, 1971
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Subseries: V: Highlander Research and Education Center, Knoxville and New Market,
Tennessee 1950-1982
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Box-Folder
98/1
HREC Box/Folder
9/1
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Appalshop, 1970s
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Box-Folder
98/2
HREC Box/Folder
9/2
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Civil Rights, SNCC 1962-1964
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Box-Folder
98/3
HREC Box/Folder
9/3
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Clark photos (miscellaneous), 1966-1971
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Box-Folder
98/4
HREC Box/Folder
9/4
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Copper Hill, Tennessee circa 1950s
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Box-Folder
98/5
HREC Box/Folder
9/5
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40th Anniversary, 1972
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Box-Folder
98/6
HREC Box/Folder
9/6
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50th Anniversary, 1982
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Box-Folder
98/7
HREC Box/Folder
9/7
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Highlander West, undated
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Box-Folder
98/8
HREC Box/Folder
9/8
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Center building, Knoxville, Tennessee 1961-1971
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Box-Folder
98/9
HREC Box/Folder
9/9
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KKK, Knoxville Center 1966
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Box-Folder
98/10
HREC Box/Folder
9/10
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Marrowbone Folk School, 1968
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Box-Folder
98/11
HREC Box/Folder
9/11
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Building new center at New Market, 1971-1973
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Box-Folder
98/12
HREC Box/Folder
9/12
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Resurrection City, 1968
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Box-Folder
98/13
HREC Box/Folder
9/13
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Scale model for new Highlander, circa 1970
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Box-Folder
98/14
HREC Box/Folder
9/14
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Scenes from New Market farm, 1972-1974
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Box-Folder
98/15
HREC Box/Folder
9/15
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Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), circa 1950s
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Box-Folder
98/16
HREC Box/Folder
9/16
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25th Anniversary, 1957
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Box-Folder
98/17
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9/17
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TNOSH/NCOSH Workshop, 1970s
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Box-Folder
98/18
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9/18
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Child development workshop, circa 1980
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Box-Folder
98/19
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9/19
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Workshop with Bumpass Cove people, 1980
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Box-Folder
98/20
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9/20
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Miscellaneous workshop photos, 1973-1974
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Subseries: VI: Labor Unions, 1929-1956
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Box-Folder
99/1
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10/1
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Banquets, graduations 1940s
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Box-Folder
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CIO, undated
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Box-Folder
99/2
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10/2
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Classes, 1930s-1940s
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Box-Folder
99/3
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10/3
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Organizers, 1930s-1940s
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Box-Folder
99/4
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10/4
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Students and staff, circa 1939-1950
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Box-Folder
99/5
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10/5
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Women, 1940s
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Box-Folder
99/6
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10/6
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Farmers Union, 1940s-1956
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Box-Folder
99/7
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10/7
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Early strikes, 1929-1939
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Box-Folder
99/8
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10/8
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Packing House Union, circa 1950-1955
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Box-Folder
99/9
HREC Box/Folder
10/9
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Promotional material, circa 1939-1940
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Box-Folder
99/10
HREC Box/Folder
10/10
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TWOC Convention, 1930s
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Box-Folder
99/11
HREC Box/Folder
10/11
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United Auto Workers (UAW), 1941
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Subseries: VII: Miscellaneous, 1937-1974
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Box-Folder
100/1
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11/1
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Knoxville and New Market, 1971-1974 January
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Box-Folder
100/2
HREC Box/Folder
11/2
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Scenic views, circa 1939
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Box-Folder
100/3
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11/3
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Miscellaneous and unidentified, 1949-1982
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Box-Folder
100/4
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11/4
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Buttrick album contents, circa 1939-1940
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Box-Folder
100/5
HREC Box/Folder
11/5
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Dombrowski photo album, 1937-1939
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Subseries: VIII: Highlander Research and Education Center, Chronological Photos 1977-1986
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1977-1982
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Box-Folder
101/1
HREC Box/Folder
12/1
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Stearns, Kentucky miners strike 1978
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Box-Folder
101/2
HREC Box/Folder
12/2
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Kingsport, 1978
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Box-Folder
101/3
HREC Box/Folder
12/3
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Coal Mining Music Workshop, 1978 October
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Box-Folder
101/4
HREC Box/Folder
12/4
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Mineral Leasing Workshop, 1981 July
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Box-Folder
101/5
HREC Box/Folder
12/5
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Synfuels Workshop, 1981 July
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Box-Folder
101/6
HREC Box/Folder
12/6
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Land Ownership Study Workshop, 1979 May 22-24
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Box-Folder
101/7
HREC Box/Folder
12/7
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Land Research Task Force, 1979 Summer
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Box-Folder
101/8
HREC Box/Folder
12/8
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Land study/evaluation, 1981 July-November
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Box-Folder
101/9
HREC Box/Folder
12/9
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Land: Values and Vision, 1982 March
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Box-Folder
101/10
HREC Box/Folder
12/10
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United Furniture Workers (UFW) Workshop, 1979 June
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Box-Folder
101/11
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12/11
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UFW Workshop, 1980
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Box-Folder
101/12
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12/13
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UFW Workshop, 1981 Fall
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Box-Folder
101/13
HREC Box/Folder
12/14
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UFW Women's Meetings, Baltimore, Memphis 1980, 1981
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Box-Folder
101/14
HREC Box/Folder
12/15
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ACTWU Summer School, 1978
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Box-Folder
101/15
HREC Box/Folder
12/16
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GED class, labor education 1978 Spring
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Box-Folder
101/16
HREC Box/Folder
12/17
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GED workshop, 1979 November
16-17
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Box-Folder
101/17
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12/18
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Labor education: GED class, 1979 May
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Box-Folder
101/18
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12/19
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Community health clinics, undated
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Box-Folder
101/19
HREC Box/Folder
12/20
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Clinics Workshop, 1978 April
29-30
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Box-Folder
101/20
HREC Box/Folder
12/21
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Kingsport Health Fair, 1978 January
20
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Box-Folder
101/21
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12/22
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Kingsport Health Fair, 1979 Spring
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Box-Folder
101/22
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12/24
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Clinic Board Members Workshop, 1980 May
2-4
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Box-Folder
101/23
HREC Box/Folder
12/26
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Women's Occupational Health Workshop, 1981 March
26-28
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Box-Folder
101/24
HREC Box/Folder
12/28
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Music Fundraising Weekend with CBS, 1981 May
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Box-Folder
101/25
HREC Box/Folder
12/29
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Fundraiser at Courtney Cazden's, 1980
February
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Box-Folder
101/26
HREC Box/Folder
12/30
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Highlander Board Meeting, 1979
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Box-Folder
101/27
HREC Box/Folder
12/31
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United Steelworkers Local 309, Alcoa 1982
February
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Box-Folder
101/28
HREC Box/Folder
12/33
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Gore hearings, Washington, D.C., TNS Workers, Jonesboro,
Tennessee 1981
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Box-Folder
101/29
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12/34
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Smithsonian Conference, 1980
February
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Box-Folder
101/30
HREC Box/Folder
12/35
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Culture and Politics Workshop, 1982 May
28-31
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1982-1986
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Box-Folder
102/1
HREC Box/Folder
13/1
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Labor Education Workshop, 1982 October
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Box-Folder
102/2
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13/2
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Labor Workshop, 1985 March
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Box-Folder
102/3
HREC Box/Folder
13/3
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Photo and Video Workshop, 1983 October
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Box-Folder
102/4
HREC Box/Folder
13/4
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Media Workshop, Prentiss, Mississippi 1985 April 12-14
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Box-Folder
102/5
HREC Box/Folder
13/5
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Labor and Media Workshop, 1985 May
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Box-Folder
102/6
HREC Box/Folder
13/7
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Summer Youth Camp, 1985 Summer
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Box-Folder
102/7
HREC Box/Folder
13/8
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Children's Camp, 1985
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Box-Folder
102/8
HREC Box/Folder
13/9
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Civil Rights Workshop, 1982
November
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Box-Folder
102/9
HREC Box/Folder
13/10
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Toxics Workshop, 1984 October
19-21
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Box-Folder
102/10
HREC Box/Folder
13/11
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Women's Workshop, 1984 November
2-4
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Box-Folder
102/11
HREC Box/Folder
13/12
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Water Workshop, 1984 June
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Box-Folder
102/12
HREC Box/Folder
13/13
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Culture and Empowerment Field Trip, 1984 June
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Box-Folder
102/13
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13/15
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HEEP Workshop, 1986 Spring
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Box-Folder
102/14
HREC Box/Folder
13/16
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Groundbreaking Ceremony, 1985 May 5
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Box-Folder
102/15
HREC Box/Folder
13/17
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Work Weekend to finish New Market buildings, 1986
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Box-Folder
102/16
HREC Box/Folder
13/18
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Photos of new building, New Market 1986
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Box-Folder
102/17
HREC Box/Folder
13/19
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Buildings and grounds, New Market undated
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Box-Folder
102/18
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13/20
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Washington, D.C. fundraiser 1983 June
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Box-Folder
102/19
HREC Box/Folder
13/21
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People Concerned about MIC Institute, West Virginia 1985
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Box-Folder
102/20
HREC Box/Folder
13/23
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Caracas Conference on Peace and Human Rights, Lewis
Sinclair 1984
October
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Box-Folder
102/21
HREC Box/Folder
13/24
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Myles' trip to Ireland, 1985
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Series: HREC-0010 Weaving Our Lives Slideshow, 1983 : The slides in this record group depict a popular education conference in Nicaragua in
1983 in which Highlander participated. Among the individuals depicted are Jane Sapp,
John Gaventa, Paolo Freire, and Myles Horton. This conference launched the
International Participatory Research Network.
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Box-Folder
103/1-2
HREC Box/Folder
1/1-2
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Weaving Our Lives slideshow, 1983
September
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Series: HREC-0011 Summer Youth Workshop Slideshow, 1986 : The slides in this record group depict the July 1986 Summer Youth Workshop, held at
the Highlander workshop center. Individuals depicted Hubert and Jann Sapp, Guy and
Candie Carawan, Linda Parris Bailey, as well as Mississippi blues musician Willie
King.
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Box-Folder
103/3
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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Summer Youth Workshop slideshow, 1986
July
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Series: HREC-0012 Myles Horton Memorial Slideshow, 1990 : The record group consists of 133 color slides from the Memorial Celebration for Myles
Horton, held on May 5, 1990.
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Box-Folder
103/4
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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Myles Horton Memorial slideshow, 1990 May 5
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Series: HREC-0013 Highlander Cultural Program Slideshow, 1985 : Most of the 63 color slides in this record group depict a cultural workshop held in
Epes, Alabama, at the Federation of Southern Cooperatives training center. A few off
the slides were taken at the Highlander workshop center.
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Box-Folder
103/5
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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Highlander Cultural Program slideshow, circa
1985
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Series: HREC-0014 Nicaragua Slides, 1989 : The slides in this record group likely depict a 1989 popular education workshop in
Nicaragua. The workshop was part of the Nicaragua Educational Exchange, organized by
Highlander, with educators and organizers visiting various sites in Nicaragua.
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Box-Folder
103/6
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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Nicaragua education workshop slides, 1989
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Series: HREC-0015 Yellow Creek Hearing Slides, 1983 : This record group contains 40 color slides from the 1983 Yellow Creek Hearing in
Pikeville, Kentucky. People depicted include Larry Wilson, Dean Rivkin, Hotense
Quillen, and Gail Story, and other Bumpass Cover residents.
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Box-Folder
103/7
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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Yellow Creek hearing slides, 1983
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Series: HREC-0016 Jobs With Justice Slideshow, 1995 : This record group consists of 40 color educational slides corporations, economic
conditions, job insecurity, and Jobs with Justice. The program was founded in 1987 to
promote the cause of workplace justice within a larger framework of social and
economic justice.
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Box-Folder
103/8
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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Jobs with Justice slideshow, circa
1995
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Series: HREC-0017 Central American Slides, 1983-1987 : This record group contains 244 color slides from a 1983 Popular Education meeting in
Nicaragua and from a 1987 trip to Nicaragua Educational Exchange, organized by
Highlander, in which educators and organizers visited various sites around
Nicaragua.
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Box-Folder
103/9
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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Central American slides, 1983-1987
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Series: HREC-0023 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
Records, 1962-1970 1.4 cubic feet (4 archives
boxes). : The record group consists of letters, notes, meeting records, newspaper clippings,
field reports, and other materials documenting the Student Non-Violent Coordinating
Committee's work in such southeastern states as Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, and
Arkansas. Documents span the bulk of SNCC's active years, with materials dating from
1962-1970.
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Box-Folder
57/1
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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Africa, 1964-1967
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Alabama
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Box-Folder
57/2
HREC Box/Folder
1/2
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Selma, newspaper clippings 1965
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Box-Folder
57/3
HREC Box/Folder
1/3
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Student Conference, 1965 March
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Box-Folder
57/4
HREC Box/Folder
1/4
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Clark, Jim - Law and Order, Southern Style 1966 : Contains a copy of The Jim Clark Story, by James G. Clark
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Box-Folder
57/5
HREC Box/Folder
1/5
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General, 1964-1965
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Box-Folder
57/6
HREC Box/Folder
1/6
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Arkansas, 1965-1966
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Atlanta
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Box-Folder
57/7
HREC Box/Folder
1/7
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National Headquarters, field reports, finances 1964-1967
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Box-Folder
57/8
HREC Box/Folder
1/8
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Report on Vine City (police brutality, etc.), by Ruby Doris
Robinson 1966
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Box-Folder
57/9
HREC Box/Folder
1/9
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Brown, H. Rap 1967 July 26
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Box-Folder
57/10
HREC Box/Folder
1/10
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Black Belt Project, circa 1960-1962
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Box-Folder
57/11
HREC Box/Folder
1/11
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Buffington, John, Clay County, Mississippi 1968
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Box-Folder
57/12
HREC Box/Folder
1/12
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Chicago, 1965-1967
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Box-Folder
57/13
HREC Box/Folder
1/13
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Carmichael, Stokely 1965-1967
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Box-Folder
58/1
HREC Box/Folder
2/1
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Clippings, 1962-1965
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Box-Folder
58/2
HREC Box/Folder
2/2
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Conference meetings, 1964-1966
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Box-Folder
58/3-5
HREC Box/Folder
2/3-5
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Correspondence, 1964-1967
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Box-Folder
58/6
HREC Box/Folder
2/6
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Economic Projects, materials document the Poor Peoples Corporation (Jessie
Morris) and the Brick Factory (Frank Smith), includes some photographs 1965-1967
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Box-Folder
58/7
HREC Box/Folder
2/7
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Featherstone, Ralph 1966-1968
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Box-Folder
58/8
HREC Box/Folder
2/8
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Forman, James 1968
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Box-Folder
58/9
HREC Box/Folder
2/9
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Free Southern Theatre, Mississippi 1964-1968
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Box-Folder
58/10
HREC Box/Folder
2/10
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Freedom Schools, 1964
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Freedom School Workshop
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Box-Folder
58/11
HREC Box/Folder
2/11
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Highlander, 1965
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Box-Folder
58/12
HREC Box/Folder
2/12
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Participant evaluations, 1965 March 27-April 10
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Box-Folder
58/13
HREC Box/Folder
2/13
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Correspondence, 1964 November 6-1965 June 29
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Box-Folder
59/1
HREC Box/Folder
3/1
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Freedom Primer, 1965
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Box-Folder
59/2
HREC Box/Folder
3/2
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Freedom Singers, circa 1968
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Box-Folder
59/3
HREC Box/Folder
3/3
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Southern Freedom Centers, education circa 1966
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Box-Folder
59/4
HREC Box/Folder
3/4
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Chicago Friends of SNCC, 1963-1964
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Box-Folder
59/5
HREC Box/Folder
3/5
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Georgia, SNCC 1965-1970
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Box-Folder
59/6
HREC Box/Folder
3/6
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Fundraising, 1964-1966
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Box-Folder
59/7
HREC Box/Folder
3/7
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Migrant Workers Organizing Project, circa 1965
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Box-Folder
59/8
HREC Box/Folder
3/8
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Mississippi Freedom Project: Lewis Allen Case, etc. circa 1962
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Box-Folder
59/9
HREC Box/Folder
3/9
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Mississippi, background (economic and governmental) 1963-1965
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Box-Folder
59/10
HREC Box/Folder
3/10
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Lewis, John 1963, 1965
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Box-Folder
59/11
HREC Box/Folder
3/11
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Civil Rights, Diary of Nina Boal circa 1965
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Box-Folder
59/12
HREC Box/Folder
3/12
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Northern Friends of SNCC, 1964-1966
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Box-Folder
59/13
HREC Box/Folder
3/13
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Maps of bombed areas, Mississippi and Arkansas
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Mississippi
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Box-Folder
59/14
HREC Box/Folder
3/14
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COFO Report and U.S. Civil Rights Committee, 1964
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Box-Folder
59/15
HREC Box/Folder
3/15
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Delta Ministry, 1965-1968
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Box-Folder
59/16
HREC Box/Folder
3/16
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Freedom Drivers, 1966-1967
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Freedom Information Service
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Box-Folder
59/17
HREC Box/Folder
3/17
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Board of Supervisors Handbook, 1967
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Box-Folder
59/18
HREC Box/Folder
3/18
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County Government, 1963-1968
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Box-Folder
60/1
HREC Box/Folder
4/1
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Freedom Information Service, newsletters and correspondence 1967
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Box-Folder
60/2
HREC Box/Folder
4/2
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Mississippi Newsletters, 1968
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Series: HREC-0024 Myles Horton Collection of Folk School Records, 1929-1996 3.2 cubic feet (8 archives
boxes). : This record group contains Myles Horton's lifelong research on folk schools and other
adult education programs throughout the world, with a special focus on North American
and Danish schools. While some materials predate Horton's founding of the Highlander
Center in 1932, most were created and collected between 1932 and Horton's death in
1990. Additional materials were added to some folders after Horton's death. Materials
include articles, catalogs and promotional materials, personal observations,
correspondence, and records from folk school conferences.
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Folk Schools, Education, etc., general information 1976, 1979
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Box-Folder
61/2
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Guide to Folk Schools
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Box-Folder
61/3
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Listing of Books About Grundtvig and Folk High Schools, 1983
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Box-Folder
61/4
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Listing of books on Folk Schools
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Box-Folder
61/5-6
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1/5-6
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U.S., residential adult education, general 1956-1990
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Box-Folder
61/7
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Adult Education Association of the U.S., 1953-1978
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Box-Folder
61/8
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Appalachian Folklife Center, Pipestem, West Virginia 1966-1992
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Box-Folder
61/9
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The Arthur Morgan School, Burnsville, North Carolina
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Box-Folder
61/10
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Ashland Folk School: Grant Michigan, Chester Abraham 1978
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Box-Folder
61/11
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Austrian Student, travel, views of U.S. and Pendle Hill,
Pennsylvania 1960
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Box-Folder
61/12
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Bank Street College, New York, New York 1985-1986
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Box-Folder
61/13
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California Traveling Folk School, 1979
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Box-Folder
61/14-15
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Canada: Residential Education, Laquemac, Quebec 1955-1956
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Box-Folder
61/16
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Canadian Folk School, Katipimissoyeah 1980-1984
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Box-Folder
61/17
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Celo Education Notes, from the Arthur Morgan School 1996
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Box-Folder
61/18
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Coady International Institute, Nova Scotia, Canada 1962-1966
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Box-Folder
62/1
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Coady International Institute, Nova Scotia, Canada 1961-1965
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Box-Folder
62/2
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Dacotah Folk School, South Dakota 1986
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Box-Folder
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Circle Pines, Delton, Michigan 1978-1988
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Box-Folder
62/4
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Eskenosen Inc., Robe, Georgia 1983-1985
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Box-Folder
62/5
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Folk College Association of America: U.S. Conferences, 1976-1987
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Folk School Association of America
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62/6-8
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General, 1979-1993
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Box-Folder
62/9
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Canada, 1960-1988
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62/10
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Folk School Conference, Yellow Springs, Ohio 1978
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Box-Folder
63/1
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Fort Wayne Folk School, Fort Wayne, Indiana 1973-1974, 1981
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Box-Folder
63/2
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Goddard College, Residential Adult Education 1954-1985
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Box-Folder
63/3
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Grailville, Ohio 1989
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Box-Folder
63/4
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Grundtvig's Educational Ideas, K.E. Bugge, Grand View College 1983
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Box-Folder
63/5
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Grundtvig's Ideas in North America, conference 1983 June
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63/6
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Hindman Settlement School, Kentucky 1980, 1988
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Box-Folder
63/7
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Indiana University, Scandinavian Folk School Program 1969-1971
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Box-Folder
63/8
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John C. Campbell Folk School, Brasstown, North Carolina 1960-1983
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Box-Folder
63/9
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The Junto, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania 1954
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Box-Folder
63/10
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Judson Life School, Minnesota 1973-1974
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Box-Folder
63/11
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Lisle Fellowship Inc., Ann Arbor, Michigan 1955
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Box-Folder
63/12
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Manitoba, Canada Folk Schools 1951
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Ontario Folk School
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Box-Folder
63/13
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Sims, Alex 1982
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Box-Folder
63/14
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Smith, David 1983 April
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63/15
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The Opportunity School, West Columbia, South Carolina 1954
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Box-Folder
63/16
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Pendle Hill, 1987-1991
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63/17
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Peoples Educational Center, Hollywood, California 1944-1945
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63/18
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Peoples Educational Center, Los Angeles, California 1944
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Box-Folder
63/19
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Residential Adult Education Conference International:
Pennsylvania, 1955
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Box-Folder
64/1
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Ryegrass School, Spokane, Washington 1978-1980
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Box-Folder
64/2
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School of Living: Green Revolution, 1984-1991
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Box-Folder
64/3
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Southern Mountain Schools, 1929
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64/4
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Twin Streams, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 1981-1986
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Box-Folder
64/5
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West Georgia College, Adult Education Programs 1953-1955
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Box-Folder
64/6
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Proposal for Folk School Discussion, 1991
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64/7
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Wayfarer Fann School, California 1975
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Box-Folder
64/8-9
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Ontario Folk School Council, 1954-1964
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Box-Folder
64/10
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Quetico Conference and Training Center, Ontario, Canada 1954-1983
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European Folk Schools: Denmark
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Box-Folder
64/11
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General, 1944-1983
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Box-Folder
65/1
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General (continued), 1977-1978
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65/2
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General 2, 1960-1990
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65/3
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General 2, 1958-1992
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65/4
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A Listing, 1974-1986
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65/5
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Folk High Schools, 1978
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65/6
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International Peoples College, 1959-1988
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Box-Folder
65/7
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Nordenfjord World University, New Experimental College, People's
College 1971-1973
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Box-Folder
65/8
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Ringerike Folkehogskole, 1956
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Box-Folder
65/9
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Scandinavia, 1955-1982
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Box-Folder
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Ubberup Hojskole, Jonie and Kurt Kristensen, 1977-1983
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Box-Folder
66/1
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Vra Hojskoles, 1976
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Box-Folder
66/2
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Reflection by John Ramsey, 1982 February
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Box-Folder
66/3-4
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The Danish Institute, Det Danske Selskab Conference 1979-1980, 1983
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Box-Folder
66/5
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Danish Residential Adult Education, 1974-1976
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Box-Folder
66/6-7
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European Bureau of Adult Education, 1962-1994
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Box-Folder
66/8
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European Folk Schools: Austria, 1961
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Box-Folder
66/9
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World Schools, Belgium 1970
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Box-Folder
66/10
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6/10
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European Folk Schools: Belgium, Base Groups: Joe De Brwyr
(Hasslet)
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Box-Folder
66/11
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6/11
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Residential Education: British, 1956-1957
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Box-Folder
66/12
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European Folk Schools: Finland, 1976-1978
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Box-Folder
66/13
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Finland Folk High Schools, 1983-1988
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Box-Folder
67/1
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European Folk Schools: Germany, 1960-1983
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Box-Folder
67/2
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4th International Folk High School, Germany 1956
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Box-Folder
67/3
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Greenland Folk High School, Knud Rasmussen 1980
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Box-Folder
67/4
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Iceland Folk High School, Skalholt 1974
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Box-Folder
67/5
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International Restructuring Education Network: Europe, 1991-1992
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Box-Folder
67/6
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European Folk Schools: Ireland, 1975
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Ulster Peoples College, Belfast, Ireland
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Box-Folder
67/7
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General, 1979, 1982
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Box-Folder
67/8
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Lovett, Tom 1981-1982
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Box-Folder
67/9
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European Folk Schools: Italy, 1980, 1983
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Box-Folder
67/10
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Norwegian Folk High Schools, general 1975, 1982
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Swedish Folk Schools
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Box-Folder
67/11
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General, 1955-1986
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Box-Folder
67/12
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Nordena Folkliga Akademi, 1971, 1975
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Box-Folder
67/13
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European Folk Schools: Switzerland
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The Netherlands Folk Schools
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Box-Folder
67/14
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Allardsoog Folk School, 1955-1990
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Box-Folder
67/15
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7/15
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Bergen Folk School, 1954-1955
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Box-Folder
67/16-17
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General info, Articles 1955-1985
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Box-Folder
67/18
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General, 1955-1981
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Box-Folder
68/1
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The Netherlands, interview with Myles Horton 1971, 1973-1978
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Box-Folder
68/2
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Organization for World Orientation and Community Development,
Holland 1970
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Box-Folder
68/3
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World Tour, 1973
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Box-Folder
68/4
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Aboriginal Training and Cultural Institute, Australia 1980-1982
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Box-Folder
68/5-6
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Association of World Colleges and Universities, 1965-1986, 1988
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Box-Folder
68/7
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African and Asian Folk High Schools, 1974, 1992-1993
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Box-Folder
68/8
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The People's Educational Association, Ghana, West Africa 1961-1962
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Box-Folder
68/9
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The Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College, Africa 1979-1989
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Box-Folder
68/10
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8/10
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Asian Folk School: Pesantren Moslem School, Java, Indonesia 1976-1979
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Box-Folder
68/11
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Barbados, British West Indies 1952-1960
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Box-Folder
68/12
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Patheingy: Community Development Project, Burma 1958 August
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Box-Folder
68/13
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Ceylon, Sri Lanka 1970
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Box-Folder
68/14
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India, general information 1958
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Box-Folder
68/15
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Indian Folk School, Mitraniketan, Kerala, India 1953, 1966, 1978
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Box-Folder
68/16
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John Benseman, WEA, Auckland, New Zealand, 21 Princes Street 1984 June
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Box-Folder
68/17
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The Traveling Folk School, 1978-1981
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Series: HREC-0025 Lanie (Elaine Van Brink) Melamed Papers, 1947-1948 0.1 cubic feet (1
folder in 1 archives box) : This record group consists of materials received from Lanie Melamed, including
publications from various labor unions documenting their schools held at Highlander,
event programs, Highlander publications, and articles.
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Box-Folder
69/1
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Miscellaneous materials, 1947-1948
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Series: HREC-0026 Council of Federated Organizations (COFO) Records, 1962-1967 0.3 cubic feet (18
folders in 1 archives box) : This record group contains records of the Council of Federated Organization's (COFO)
work in the 1960s, with a focus on Mississippi. Included are COFO and Student
Nonviolent Coordinating Committee publications and newsletters, as well as memos,
correspondence, news clippings, training materials, publicity, and pamphlets.
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Box-Folder
69/2
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The Rabble Underground, 1964 March
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69/3
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Council of Federated Organizations (COFO) publications, 1964-1965
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Box-Folder
69/4
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Mississippi Community Centers, circa 1962
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Box-Folder
69/5
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Mississippi Freedom Project: Drive for Funds, 1964 December-1965 January
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Box-Folder
69/6
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COFO v. Rainey, Goodman, Schwemer, Chaney 1964-1965
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Box-Folder
69/7
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Summer Project Orientation, Oxford, Ohio, includes Lucy Montgomery's
training notebook for the Mississippi Summer Project 1964
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Box-Folder
69/8
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McComb, Mississippi 1964 September-1965 August
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Box-Folder
69/9
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Report Dinner for Mississippi Summer Project, Chicago 1964 October
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Box-Folder
69/10
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Workshops in Mississippi: "Wednesdays in Mississippi,” 1964-1967
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Box-Folder
69/11
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COFO Summer Project: White Organizing Project, 1964 June
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Box-Folder
69/12
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Monroe, North Carolina Defense Committee 1961 August-1965 May
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69/13
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Robert Parris Moses, circa 1963
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69/14
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SNCC Publicity, circa 1963
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Box-Folder
69/15
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Stembridge, Jane circa 1965
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Box-Folder
69/16
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Mississippi Student Union, 1964 August
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Publications: Aframerican, 1966 November 12
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Box-Folder
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Student Voice: SNCC, 1963-1964
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Box-Folder
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SNCC: Virginia, includes several issues of The New Virginia, the newsletter
of the Virginia Students' Civil Rights Committee 1964 December-1966 April
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Series: HREC-0029 Welsh Coal Miners Photograph Collection, 1979 0.4 cubic feet of photographs (1 archives
box). : This record group documents the visit of a group of Welsh miners to the United States
between May 13 and June 2, 1979. Depicted are events and meetings in Kentucky,
Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and Washington D.C. Included are black and
white and color photographs, contact sheets, and negatives.
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Pennsylvania, undated
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Washington, D.C. undated
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Box-Folder
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Virginia, undated
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West Virginia, undated
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104/6
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Harlan County, Kentucky undated
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Box-Folder
104/7
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Enlarged prints, undated
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Box-Folder
104/8
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Visit #2, photographs by John Gaventa and Janet Gamble undated
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Box-Folder
104/9
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Highlander workshop, undated
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104/10
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Negative prints, undated
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104/11
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Negatives, Janet Gamble undated
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Series: HREC-0030 Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Records, 1963-1967 0.4 cubic feet (1 archives
box). : This record group consists of records of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, a
group formed in 1964 to give Mississippi citizens a means through which to actively
support the principles of the National Democratic Party while challenging the
historical exclusion of African-Americans from Mississippi politics. Included are
newsletters, news clippings, published materials, promotional materials, fliers, and
informational memoranda.
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Mississippi Human and Economic Resource Development Program, 1967 March
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Democratic Convention Challenge, 1964
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General, 1963-1966
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70/4
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Freedom Vote, 1964
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70/5-6
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Congressional Challenge, 1965
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General, 1965-1967
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70/10
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Clay County, Mississippi 1965-1966
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Elections clippings, 1964
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Series: HREC-0031 Sunflower County Election Organizing Records, 1965-19670.4 cubic feet (1 archives
box). This record group consists of materials related to the voter registration, education,
and organizing efforts leading up to the May 1967 municipal elections in Sunflower
County, Mississippi. Some materials also relate to political candidates' and workers'
training sessions in Bolivar County, where black candidates ran for fourteen contested
offices. Included are documents from a 1967 political education session for Bolivar and
Sunflower counties where Chicago organizers offered workshops in campaigning and
precinct organizing skills, including a workshop report, instructional materials, and
participant registrations, news clippings. Also included is a copy of the Independent
Precinct Workers' Handbook, the Handbook for Voter Education, and other educational
materials, background information on demographics and voter registration laws, and
several on the status of black residents of Mississippi and Alabama.
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71/1
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Bolivar County, Mississippi, Sunflower County, newspapers 1967 April-June
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Box-Folder
71/2
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Bolivar County, Mississippi, political workshop 1967 May-June
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Box-Folder
71/3
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Freedom Schools workshop, duplicates 1965 January
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Box-Folder
71/4
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Sunflower County, 1967
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Box-Folder
71/5
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Bolivar, Sunflower workshop duplicates 1966-1967
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Box-Folder
71/6-7
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1/6-7
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Bolivar, Sunflower, materials used 1967
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Series: HREC-0032 Environmental Research Files, 1969-1994
and undated3.0 cubic feet (7 archives boxes
and 1 flat box). This record group contains environmental research files related to five locations in
the southeastern United States where citizens were involved in substantial organizing
to fight industrial pollution and other health risks in their communities and water
supplies. Included are materials from Bumpass Cove, Tennessee, where residents fought
a landfill containing toxic wastes. Oak Ridge, Tennessee, where local residents and
national allies researched the risks of a monitored retrievable storage facility for
nuclear wastes. Erwin, Tennessee, where residents struggled against health and safety
risks from the Nuclear Fuel Services plant. Pigeon River, Tennessee, which faced
warming and pollution from western North Carolina's Champion Paper Mill. Yellow Creek,
Kentucky, which faced water pollution from a tannery in Middlesboro, Kentucky. Materials include news clippings, information about corporations, research related to
specific chemicals present in dirt or groundwater and their associated health risks,
the results of community surveys related to health and pollution, correspondence,
meeting notes, and publications from citizens' groups and affiliated national
groups.
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Subseries: 1: Bumpass Cove, Tennessee 1977-1989
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Box-Folder
72/1
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Archives index, 1981
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Box-Folder
72/2
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1/2
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Monitoring wells, 1977-1978
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Box-Folder
72/3
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1/3
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Controversy, 1980 November-1981 June
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Box-Folder
72/4
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1/4
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Nolichucky River, Jonesboro water 1979 February-
June
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Box-Folder
72/5
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1/5
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Chemicals list, 1979 December-1980 January
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Box-Folder
72/6
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News clippings, 1979 March-1982 December
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Box-Folder
72/7
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Articles, notes, landfill history, research 1979 February-1983 March
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Box-Folder
72/8
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1/8
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Lawsuits and Health Department, 1979 May-1981 April
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Box-Folder
72/9
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1/9
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Landfill court summaries and Health Department, 1980 February-1981 January
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Box-Folder
72/10
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1/10
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Legal intern, 1982 April-May
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Box-Folder
72/11
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1/11
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Environmental sites, 1919 March-1983 February
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Box-Folder
73/1
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2/1
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Bumpass Cove and Oak Ridge loose materials, 1985 June-1989 November
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Subseries: 2: Oak Ridge, Tennessee: Monitored Retrievable Storage (MRS) 1979-1993
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Box-Folder
73/2-3
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2/2-3
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Monitored Retrievable Storage (MRS) 1, 1985 October -November
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Box-Folder
73/4
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2/4
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MRS, "Safe Growth," DOE public education 1985 June
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Box-Folder
73/5-6
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2/5-6
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MRS 2, 1985 October 28-1989 January 18
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Box-Folder
73/7-8
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2/7-8
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MRS 3, 1985 October 27-28
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73/9
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2/9
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MRS facts and information, 1985
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Box-Folder
73/10
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2/10
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Radwaste report, 1987 May 15
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Box-Folder
73/11
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2/11
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Oak Ridge, Union Carbide 1983 April-1985 August
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Box-Folder
73/12
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2/12
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MRS Tennessee newspaper clippings, 1985 March-November
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Box-Folder
74/1
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3/1
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Oak Ridge loose materials, 1992 May-1993 September
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Box-Folder
74/2
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3/2
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Oak Ridge, 1991
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Box-Folder
74/3-4
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3/3-4
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Environmental sites, Oak Ridge 1985 March-1989 August
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Box-Folder
74/5
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3/5
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Anderson County Dump, Oak Ridge 1979 September-1980 February
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Box-Folder
74/6
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3/6
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Oak Ridge, materials on Clinch River breeder reactor site 1985 March 11
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Box-Folder
74/7
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3/7
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American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), Oak Ridge Operations (ORO)
Project 1977 November-1979 October
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Box-Folder
74/8
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3/8
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Oak Ridge, nuclear weapons 1981 May-1988 October
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Box-Folder
74/9
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3/9
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Oak Ridge, mercury 1983 May-December
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Box-Folder
74/10
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3/10
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Blountville, Tennessee Dump 1979 August-1981 July
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Subseries: 3: Erwin, Tennessee: Nuclear Fuel Services (NFS) 1971-1986
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Box-Folder
74/11
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3/11
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Erwin, Tennessee 1971 December-1985 December
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Box-Folder
74/12
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3/12
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Nuclear Fuel Services (NFS), Erwin 1978 July-1982 December
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Box-Folder
75/1-2
HREC Box/Folder
4/1-2
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TNS, Erwin 1980
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Box-Folder
75/3
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4/3
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Erwin: Center for Disease Control (CDC) study, Unicoi County 1978-1979
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Box-Folder
75/4
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4/4
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Erwin, 1985 November-1986 September
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Subseries: 4: Pigeon River, Tennessee: Champion Paper Company 1982-1996
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Box-Folder
75/5-6
HREC Box/Folder
4/5-6
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Pigeon River Action Group, 1982 December-1989 March
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Box-Folder
75/7
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4/7
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Champion Paper Mill and the Pigeon River thesis, 1991 Spring
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Box-Folder
75/8
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4/8
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Pigeon River papers and reports, 1988-1996
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Subseries: 5: Yellow Creek, Kentucky 1969-1994
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Box-Folder
75/9
HREC Box/Folder
4/9
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Yellow Creek, Kentucky 1981 February-1983 September
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Box-Folder
76/1-2
HREC Box/Folder
5/1-2
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Environmental sites, Yellow Creek 1980 July-1990 March
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Box-Folder
76/3
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5/3
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Yellow Creek papers, 1989, 1995
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Box-Folder
76/4-6
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5/4-6
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Yellow Creek Concerned Citizens, 1969 July-1993 October
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Box-Folder
76/7
HREC Box/Folder
5/7
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Yellow Creek research and background, 1994
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Box-Folder
76/8
HREC Box/Folder
5/8
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Yellow Creek, guide to videos 1981-1982
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Box-Folder
77/1
HREC Box/Folder
6/1
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Environmental research, computer printouts of Yellow Creek Concerned
Citizen's Index to Files as well as two issues of Citizen Alert
newspaper 1984-1989
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Series: HREC-0033 Appalachian Land Ownership Study Records, 1979-19901.8 cubic feet (4 archives boxes
and 1 flat box). This record group contains materials related to the Appalachian Land Ownership Study,
initiated by members of the Appalachian Alliance in 1978. The study examined the land
ownership patterns in eighty counties in six Appalachian states, tying extensive
corporate and absentee ownership to scarce arable land, a weak tax base, lack of
public services, stunted economic development, and other sources of persistent
Appalachian poverty. Study findings were published in November 1980 in a sever-volume document. This
collection includes published study findings, including some unbound drafts or
advanced drafts, as well as related news clippings and materials from the Appalachian
Alliance. The group also contains news clippings related to land ownership in
Appalachia and promotional materials for the published findings.
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Box-Folder
78/1
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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Who Owns Appalachia?, reviews 1983 November-1990 September
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Box-Folder
78/2
HREC Box/Folder
1/2
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Who Owns Appalachia? Landownership and Its Impact, 1983
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Box-Folder
78/3
HREC Box/Folder
1/3
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Who Owns Appalachia? Landownership and Its Impact, photocopy 1983
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Box-Folder
78/4
HREC Box/Folder
1/4
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Land Ownership Patterns and Their Impacts on Appalachian
Communities, 1981 February
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Box-Folder
78/5
HREC Box/Folder
1/5
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Appalachian Land Ownership Study, Vol. II, Alabama 1980 November
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Box-Folder
78/6
HREC Box/Folder
1/6
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Appalachian Land Ownership Study, Vol. II, Alabama, advance
draft 1980 November
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Box-Folder
79/1-2
HREC Box/Folder
2/1-2
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Appalachian Land Ownership Study, Vol. III, Kentucky 1980 November
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Box-Folder
79/3
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2/3
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Appalachian Land Ownership Study, Vol. IV, North Carolina, advance
draft 1980 November
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Box-Folder
79/4
HREC Box/Folder
2/4
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Appalachian Land Ownership Study, Vol. IV, North Carolina 1980 November
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Box-Folder
79/5-6
HREC Box/Folder
2/5-6
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Appalachian Land Ownership Study, Vol. V, Tennessee 1980 November
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Box-Folder
80/1
HREC Box/Folder
3/1
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Appalachian Land Ownership Study, Vol. VI, Virginia, unbound
draft 1980 November
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Box-Folder
80/2
HREC Box/Folder
3/2
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Appalachian Land Ownership Study, Vol. VI, Virginia 1980 November
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Box-Folder
80/3
HREC Box/Folder
3/3
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Appalachian Land Ownership Study, Vol. VII, West Virginia 1980 November
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Box-Folder
80/4
HREC Box/Folder
3/4
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Appalachian Land Ownership Study, Vol. VII, West Virginia, advance
draft 1980 November
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Box-Folder
80/5
HREC Box/Folder
3/5
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Appalachian Land Ownership Study, Vol. VII, West Virginia County Profiles,
advance draft 1980 November
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Box-Folder
81/1
HREC Box/Folder
4/1
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Mountain Life and Work: Who Owns the Land and Minerals?, 1981 April-November
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Box-Folder
81/2
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4/2
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Kentucky Fair Tax Coalition, 1982 March 27
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Box-Folder
81/3
HREC Box/Folder
4/3
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The Appalachian Land Ownership Study: From Colonialism to
Stewardship, 1981
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Box-Folder
81/4
HREC Box/Folder
4/4
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Catholic Rural Life land ownership issue, 1981 August
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Box-Folder
81/5
HREC Box/Folder
4/5
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Appalachian Land Ownership Study news clippings, 1981 March-May
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Box-Folder
81/6
HREC Box/Folder
4/6
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Who Owns the Land and Minerals?, summary 1981
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Box-Folder
81/7
HREC Box/Folder
4/7
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Sojourners: Land: Who Owns the Earth?, 1979 November
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Box-Folder
81/8
HREC Box/Folder
4/8
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Mountain Life and Work, 1981 April-August
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Box-Folder
81/9
HREC Box/Folder
4/9
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Seeds: Hungry in the Hills, 1980 October
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Box-Folder
81/10
HREC Box/Folder
4/10
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The Progressive, 1981 June
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Box-Folder
81/11
HREC Box/Folder
4/11
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Appalachian Land Ownership articles, duplicates, incomplete, or unknown
source 1981 April-May
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Box-Folder
81/12
HREC Box/Folder
4/12
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Appalachian Land Ownership Study news releases, 1981 April 3
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Box-Folder
81/13-14
HREC Box/Folder
4/13-14
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Land ownership news clippings, some items removed to oversize box (Box
5) 1981 February-1982 February
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Box-Folder
81/15
HREC Box/Folder
4/15
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Land ownership pamphlets, 1981
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Appalachian Alliance
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Box-Folder
81/16
HREC Box/Folder
4/16
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Proposal and news releases, 1981-1983
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Box-Folder
81/17
HREC Box/Folder
4/17
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Memos, meeting minutes 1982 June-December
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Box-Folder
81/18
HREC Box/Folder
4/18
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Materials, 1982 October-1983 June
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Box-Folder
81/19
HREC Box/Folder
4/19
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Task force article, 1979 September
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Box-Folder
82/2
HREC Box/Folder
5/1
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Oversize materials, contains newspapers, including People and Taxes,
alfalfa, Sandy New Era, National Catholic Reporter, Appalachian Observer, and
Kentucky Fair Tax Coalition 1981 June-1982 June
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Series: HREC-0035 Highlander Research and Education Center Photograph
Collection, 1971-2005 3.2 cubic feet of photographs (2 archives boxes,
8 photo boxes, and 1 negative box). : This record group consists of photographs from the Highlander Research and Education
Center in New Market, Tennessee. The photographs date from the 1971 purchase of the
Center and land through 2005. Photographs vary in size, and include both black and
white and color prints. Subjects include Highlander workshops at New Market and other
locations, workshop participants, Center staff, members of the Board of Directors,
funders, groundbreakings and buildings, the Center grounds, animals, ongoing programs
at Highlander, travel to protests and conferences, events sponsored by other
organizations, and collections of images grouped by the name of the photographer. Some
photo CDs, negative prints, and negatives are included.
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Subseries: 1: Workshops and Events, 1973-2005
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Workshops, 1973-2005
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Box-Folder
105/1
HREC Box/Folder
1/1
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First Appalachian Studies Workshop, 1973
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Box-Folder
105/2
HREC Box/Folder
1/2
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Storytellers Workshop, 1974
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Box-Folder
105/3
HREC Box/Folder
1/3
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Land Ownership Workshop and Appalachian Health Providers
Workshop, 1979
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Box-Folder
105/4
HREC Box/Folder
1/4
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Bernice Robinson, GED Workshop at Highlander 1979 November
16-18
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Box-Folder
105/5
HREC Box/Folder
1/5
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Unidentified Highlander Workshop, 1984
February
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Box-Folder
105/6
HREC Box/Folder
1/6
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Common Ground Project, photographs by Candie Carawan circa
1990-1993
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Box-Folder
105/7
HREC Box/Folder
1/7
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Economic Workshop on Temporary and Contract Work, circa 1990
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Box-Folder
105/8
HREC Box/Folder
1/8
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Highlander Institute for Education, photographs from Rich
Sherman 1991 May
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Box-Folder
105/9
HREC Box/Folder
1/9
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Common Ground Workshop at Highlander, 1991
September
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Box-Folder
105/10
HREC Box/Folder
1/10
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Unidentified Workshop, 1992
October
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Box-Folder
105/11
HREC Box/Folder
1/11
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Overcoming Cultural Workshop, 1992
October
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Box-Folder
105/12-16
HREC Box/Folder
1/12-16
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Institute for Education and Social Change, 1993 May
8-12
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Box-Folder
105/17
HREC Box/Folder
1/17
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Labor Workshop, 1995
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Box-Folder
105/18
HREC Box/Folder
1/18
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Unidentified Cultural Workshop, 1995
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Box-Folder
105/19
HREC Box/Folder
1/19
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Cultural Listening Workshop, 1996
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Box-Folder
105/20
HREC Box/Folder
1/20
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Central Labor Council, Tennessee State Labor 1996
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Box-Folder
105/21
HREC Box/Folder
1/21
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Teamsters Workshop, 1997
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Box-Folder
105/22-24
HREC Box/Folder
1/22-24
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Democracy South Workshop, 1997
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Box-Folder
105/25
HREC Box/Folder
1/25
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Community Education Workshop with Carol Minugh, 1997
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Box-Folder
105/26
HREC Box/Folder
1/26
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GLBT Listening Workshop, 1997 December
12-14
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Box-Folder
105/27
HREC Box/Folder
1/27
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Popular Education Workshop, 1999
October
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Box-Folder
105/28
HREC Box/Folder
1/28
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Human Rights Training Workshop, 2000
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Box-Folder
105/29
HREC Box/Folder
1/29
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Anti-Violence Workshop, 2000
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Box-Folder
105/30
HREC Box/Folder
1/30
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Mexico Community Organizers Workshop, 2000
January
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Box-Folder
105/31
HREC Box/Folder
1/31
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Unidentified Workshop, 2001
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Box-Folder
105/32
HREC Box/Folder
1/32
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Women's Anti-Violence Workshop, 2001
February
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Box-Folder
105/33-34
HREC Box/Folder
1/33-34
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United for a Fair Economy (UFE) Training of Trainers, 2002 June
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Box-Folder
105/35
HREC Box/Folder
1/35
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Pictures for Highlander: Workshops, 2003
February-August
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Box-Folder
105/36-37
HREC Box/Folder
1/36-37
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Beyond Marriage Grassroots Think Tank, 2005 March and June
10
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Box-Folder
105/38-40
HREC Box/Folder
1/38-40
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United for a Fair Economy (UFE) Training of Trainers, 2005 June
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Box-Folder
105/41
HREC Box/Folder
1/41
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Schools and Prisons Research Workshop, 2005
October
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Box-Folder
105/42
HREC Box/Folder
1/42
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Unidentified workshop negatives, undated
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Meetings, 1992-2004
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Box-Folder
105/43
HREC Box/Folder
1/43
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Undoing Racism, 1992 Fall
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Box-Folder
105/44
HREC Box/Folder
1/44
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Sub-regional Meeting, South Carolina 1996 January
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Box-Folder
105/45
HREC Box/Folder
1/45
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Union Summer, South Carolina 1996
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Box-Folder
105/46
HREC Box/Folder
1/46
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Jobs with Justice, 1996
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Box-Folder
105/47
HREC Box/Folder
1/47
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Southern Anti-Racist Network (SARN) Meeting, circa 1997-1999
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Box-Folder
105/48
HREC Box/Folder
1/48
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Economic Literacy Action Network Meeting, San Francisco 1999 August
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Box-Folder
105/49
HREC Box/Folder
1/49
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Wendi O'Neal, Coalition of Alabamians Rebuilding Education (CARE)
meeting 2000
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Box-Folder
105/50
HREC Box/Folder
1/50
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Highlander and Project South meeting, 2000 December
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Box-Folder
105/51
HREC Box/Folder
1/51
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Anti-Racist meeting, 2004
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Visitors, 1973-2003
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Box-Folder
106/1
HREC Box/Folder
2/1
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County leaders, 1973 October
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Box-Folder
106/2
HREC Box/Folder
2/2
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Children visiting from Cherokee Leaming Center, 1980 August
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Box-Folder
106/3
HREC Box/Folder
2/3
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Unidentified visitor, 1984
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Box-Folder
106/4
HREC Box/Folder
2/4
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Meeting with Paulo Freire, 1988
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Box-Folder
106/5
HREC Box/Folder
2/5
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Bhopal victims in Knoxville, 1989 May
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Box-Folder
106/6
HREC Box/Folder
2/6
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African Youth Leaders, 1991 March
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Box-Folder
106/7
HREC Box/Folder
2/7
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Labor Educators Weekend, 1993 May 28-30
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Box-Folder
106/8-9
HREC Box/Folder
2/8-9
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Institute for Education and Social Change, 1994 May
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Box-Folder
106/10
HREC Box/Folder
2/10
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Visitors: Harry Belafonte, Marion Wright Edelman, Hubert
Sapp 1994
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Box-Folder
106/11
HREC Box/Folder
2/11
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MacArthur Fellows, 1996
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Box-Folder
106/12
HREC Box/Folder
2/12
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Uprising of '34, 1996
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Box-Folder
106/13
HREC Box/Folder
2/13
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Rodolfo Robles, 1996
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Box-Folder
106/14
HREC Box/Folder
2/14
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Israeli visitor Jabri Asaqla with Carol Minugh and Helen
Lewis, 1997 April-May
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Box-Folder
106/15
HREC Box/Folder
2/15
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Rodolfo Robles from Casi Cami, Guatemala, in Cookeville,
Tennessee 1997
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Box-Folder
106/16
HREC Box/Folder
2/16
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FEAA, Penn Center 1997
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Box-Folder
106/17
HREC Box/Folder
2/17
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Fielding Institute, 1997
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Box-Folder
106/18
HREC Box/Folder
2/18
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Annie Casey Planning Group, 1998
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Box-Folder
106/19
HREC Box/Folder
2/19
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Berea College bus tour, 1998
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Box-Folder
106/20
HREC Box/Folder
2/20
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Delta Women Achieving Goals retreat at Highlander, including staff
members Wendi O'Neal and Susam Williams 1999 April 25
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Box-Folder
106/21
HREC Box/Folder
2/21
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Alice and Stanghton Lynd, 1999
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Box-Folder
106/22-23
HREC Box/Folder
2/22-23
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Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition (TIRRC), 2003 November
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Tributes and Anniversaries, 1982-1996
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Box-Folder
106/24
HREC Box/Folder
2/24
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50th Anniversary, 1982 October
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Box-Folder
106/25
HREC Box/Folder
2/25
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Highlander 50th Anniversary, 1982 October
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Box-Folder
106/26
HREC Box/Folder
2/26
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Revisiting May Justus Roots, 1983 June
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Box-Folder
106/27
HREC Box/Folder
2/27
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Myles Horton 80th birthday, 1985
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Box-Folder
106/28-36
HREC Box/Folder
2/28-36
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Ralph Rinzler Memorial Celebration, 1995 April 7-9
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Box-Folder
106/37
HREC Box/Folder
2/37
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Celebration in honor of Guy Carawan, 1996
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Performances and Cultural Events, 1983-2005
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Box-Folder
106/38
HREC Box/Folder
2/38
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Save Our Cumberland Mountains (SOCM) event with Si Kahn at TVUC,
Knoxville, Tennessee circa 1983
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Box-Folder
106/39
HREC Box/Folder
2/39
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Lucy Massie Phenix: Photos from Knoxville film screening, 1986 September
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Box-Folder
106/40
HREC Box/Folder
2/40
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Bread and Puppet Theater at Highlander, 1996 May
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Box-Folder
106/41-42
HREC Box/Folder
2/41-42
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Bread and Puppet Theater, 1997
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Box-Folder
106/43
HREC Box/Folder
2/43
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Mountain Top Festival, 1998
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Box-Folder
106/44
HREC Box/Folder
2/44
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Video showing at University of Tennesse: Long Nights Journey Into
Day, 2002 May
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Box-Folder
106/45
HREC Box/Folder
2/45
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MLK Day: Hollis, Tuffy, Hip hop workshop, Dandridge,
Tennessee 2005 January
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Fundraisers, 1973-2004
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Box-Folder
106/46
HREC Box/Folder
2/46
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Rinzler fundraiser, Washington, D.C. 1973 October
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Box-Folder
106/47
HREC Box/Folder
2/47
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Atlanta concert with Ario Guthrie and Pete Seeger, 1983 November 16
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Box-Folder
107/1
HREC Box/Folder
3/1
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House Party, Dean Rivkin, Knoxville, Tennessee 2001 May 9
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Box-Folder
107/2-4
HREC Box/Folder
3/2-4
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House party, Newport, Tennessee 2002 August
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Box-Folder
107/5-7
HREC Box/Folder
3/5-7
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Boston house party, 2002
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Box-Folder
107/8
HREC Box/Folder
3/8
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House party, New York 2003 March
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Box-Folder
107/9
HREC Box/Folder
3/9
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D.C. fundraiser, 2004 September 23
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Conferences and Summits, 1973-1998
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Box-Folder
107/10
HREC Box/Folder
3/10
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Chavez UMWA Convention, 1973
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Box-Folder
107/11
HREC Box/Folder
3/11
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SOC Reunion, 1989 December
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Box-Folder
107/12
HREC Box/Folder
3/12
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Low Wage Workers Conference, 1994
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Box-Folder
107/13
HREC Box/Folder
3/13
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Unidentified international gathering, photographs by Jacqueline
Bowens circa 1995
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Box-Folder
107/14
HREC Box/Folder
3/14
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Poor People's Summit, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1998 October 11
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Box-Folder
107/15
HREC Box/Folder
3/15
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East West Conference, Helen Lewis, Hawaii undated
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Protests, 1992-2003
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Box-Folder
107/16
HREC Box/Folder
3/16
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Van Heusen Protest, 1992
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Box-Folder
107/17-20
HREC Box/Folder
3/17-20
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No NAFTA Motorcade, 1993 October
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Box-Folder
107/21
HREC Box/Folder
3/21
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Jobs with Justice, Knoxville, Tennessee 1998
|
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Box-Folder
107/22
HREC Box/Folder
3/22
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Anti-Free Trade Rally with Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA)
meeting, Toronto, Canada 1999 November
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Box-Folder
107/23
HREC Box/Folder
3/23
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UT Knoxville: United Campus Workers rally and march, 2000 March 4
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Box-Folder
107/24
HREC Box/Folder
3/24
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Pro-peace march, protest against President Bush 2002 October 8
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Box-Folder
107/25-26
HREC Box/Folder
3/25-26
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Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride, Knoxville, Tenn 2003 September 30 and October 1
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Subseries: 2: Staff, Board, and Funders 1971-2004
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Staff, undated
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Box-Folder
107/27
HREC Box/Folder
3/27
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Staff photos, 1971-1992
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Box-Folder
107/28
HREC Box/Folder
3/28
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Staff: Buck Maggard and Jim Branscom, circa 1970-1974
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Box-Folder
107/29
HREC Box/Folder
3/29
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Staff and friends, 1973
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Box-Folder
107/30
HREC Box/Folder
3/30
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Staff pictures, 1974 January
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Box-Folder
107/31
HREC Box/Folder
3/31
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Septima Clark birthday party, circa 1980
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Box-Folder
107/32
HREC Box/Folder
3/32
|
Staff, buildings and grounds 1980
|
|
Box-Folder
107/33
HREC Box/Folder
3/33
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Children's gingerbread house, 1985
|
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Box-Folder
107/34
HREC Box/Folder
3/34
|
Executive Committee, 1985
|
|
Box-Folder
107/35
HREC Box/Folder
3/35
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Internship photos, 1986
|
|
Box-Folder
108/1
HREC Box/Folder
4/1
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Myles Horton and Lewis Sinclair, 1986
|
|
Box-Folder
108/2
HREC Box/Folder
4/2
|
Board meeting and building dedication, 1986
|
|
Box-Folder
108/3
HREC Box/Folder
4/3
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Myles Horton and John Gaventa, Myles Horton Chair 1989 October 27
|
|
Box-Folder
108/4
HREC Box/Folder
4/4
|
Staff retreat, Monteagle, Tennessee 1989 November
|
|
Box-Folder
108/5
HREC Box/Folder
4/5
|
Funders Weekend, circa 1990
|
|
Box-Folder
108/6
HREC Box/Folder
4/6
|
Staff pictures, circa 1990
|
|
Box-Folder
108/7
HREC Box/Folder
4/7
|
Childcare kids, 1992
|
|
Box-Folder
108/8-9
HREC Box/Folder
4/8-9
|
Funders Weekend, 1992 October
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|
Box-Folder
108/10
HREC Box/Folder
4/10
|
Education Week staff (Some materials from this folder removed to Oversize
Box), 1993
|
|
Box-Folder
108/11
HREC Box/Folder
4/11
|
Board Meeting: Jim Sessions, Alex Willingham 1995
|
|
Box-Folder
108/12
HREC Box/Folder
4/12
|
Aimee Horton as Chairholder, 1996
|
|
Box-Folder
108/13
HREC Box/Folder
4/13
|
Board meeting, orchard planting 1996
|
|
Box-Folder
108/14-15
HREC Box/Folder
4/14-15
|
Board meeting, Halloween 1996
|
|
Box-Folder
108/16
HREC Box/Folder
4/16
|
Board meeting, 1997
|
|
Box-Folder
108/17
HREC Box/Folder
4/17
|
Highlander and Jim Sessions, 1997 Fall
|
|
Box-Folder
108/18
HREC Box/Folder
4/18
|
Horton Chairholder Carol Minugh, 1997
|
|
Box-Folder
108/19
HREC Box/Folder
4/19
|
Interns and visitors, 1997
|
|
Box-Folder
108/20
HREC Box/Folder
4/20
|
Staff, various, barn building 1997
|
|
Box-Folder
108/21-22
HREC Box/Folder
4/21-22
|
Jim and Candie leave HREC, 1999
|
|
Box-Folder
108/23
HREC Box/Folder
4/23
|
Board meeting, 1999 May 2
|
|
Box-Folder
108/24
HREC Box/Folder
4/24
|
Board meeting, Suzanne Pharr becomes Director 1999 November
|
|
Box-Folder
108/25
HREC Box/Folder
4/25
|
Staff photos, circa 2000
|
|
Box-Folder
108/26
HREC Box/Folder
4/26
|
Board meeting, party for Mary Thom Adams 2000 November
|
|
Box-Folder
108/27
HREC Box/Folder
4/27
|
Board meeting, tree planting 2000
|
|
Box-Folder
108/28
HREC Box/Folder
4/28
|
Staff meeting, 2000
|
|
Box-Folder
108/29-30
HREC Box/Folder
4/29-30
|
Board meeting, party 2001 May 5
|
|
Box-Folder
108/31
HREC Box/Folder
4/31
|
Board meeting, party for Board members 2001 Fall
|
|
Box-Folder
108/32
HREC Box/Folder
4/32
|
Staff photos, circa 2002
|
|
Box-Folder
108/33
HREC Box/Folder
4/33
|
Three HREC directors, Appalachian Studies Conference, Helen,
Georgia 2002 March
|
|
Box-Folder
108/34
HREC Box/Folder
4/34
|
Board meeting, planting butterfly garden 2003
|
|
Box-Folder
108/35
HREC Box/Folder
4/35
|
Education Team staff, grounds circa 2004
|
|
|
Subseries: 3: Buildings and Grounds, 1993-2001
|
|
Box-Folder
108/36-39
HREC Box/Folder
4/36-39
|
Ground breaking, 1993 May
|
|
Box-Folder
108/40
HREC Box/Folder
4/40
|
Building the Cultural Pavilion, 1994
|
|
Box-Folder
108/41
HREC Box/Folder
4/41
|
Open house, new office building 1994 April 9
|
|
Box-Folder
108/42
HREC Box/Folder
4/42
|
Highlander scenes, 1999
|
|
Box-Folder
108/43
HREC Box/Folder
4/43
|
Grounds negatives, circa 2000
|
|
Box-Folder
108/44
HREC Box/Folder
4/44
|
Library and archives, grounds, Carawan house 2001
|
|
Box-Folder
108/45
HREC Box/Folder
4/45
|
Library open house, 2001
|
|
|
Subseries: 4: Programs, 1980-2005
|
|
|
Regional Programs, 1998-2001
|
|
Box-Folder
109/1
HREC Box/Folder
5/1
|
Unidentified Spanish-language workshop, circa 1998-2000
|
|
Box-Folder
109/2
HREC Box/Folder
5/2
|
Pueblos de Latinoamerica workshop, 2001
|
|
Box-Folder
109/3
HREC Box/Folder
5/3
|
Pueblos de Latinoamerica/Across Races and Nations meeting, North
Carolina 2002
|
|
Box-Folder
109/4
HREC Box/Folder
5/4
|
Across Races and Nations workshop, 2004 December 3-5
|
|
Box-Folder
109/5
HREC Box/Folder
5/5
|
Southern Strategies workshop, 2000
|
|
Box-Folder
109/6
HREC Box/Folder
5/6
|
Southern Stragies workshop, 2001
|
|
Box-Folder
109/7
HREC Box/Folder
5/7
|
Homecoming, Southern Strategies 2001
|
|
|
Environmental Programs, 1990-1994
|
|
Box-Folder
109/8
HREC Box/Folder
5/8
|
Joan and Bill Robinett, Dayhoit, Ky. at unidentified environmental
workshop circa 1990-1994
|
|
Box-Folder
109/9
HREC Box/Folder
5/9
|
International Stop the Poisoning (STP), circa 1990-1995
|
|
Box-Folder
109/10
HREC Box/Folder
5/10
|
STP workshop, 1994
|
|
Box-Folder
109/11
HREC Box/Folder
5/11
|
Unidentified environmental event, undated
|
|
|
Economic Programs, 1980-1997
|
|
Box-Folder
109/12
HREC Box/Folder
5/12
|
Highlander Economics Education Program (HEEP) workshop, work
weekend circa 1980-1984
|
|
Box-Folder
109/13
HREC Box/Folder
5/13
|
2nd Economics Education Program (EEP), 1992 February
|
|
Box-Folder
109/14-16
HREC Box/Folder
5/14-16
|
Economics Education Program (EEP) reunion, 1993 April
|
|
Box-Folder
109/17
HREC Box/Folder
5/17
|
1st Economics Education Program (EEP), 1994 March
|
|
Box-Folder
109/18
HREC Box/Folder
5/18
|
Economics Education Program (EEP), 1997 October
|
|
Box-Folder
109/19
HREC Box/Folder
5/19
|
Global Economics Education workshop, circa 1990-1994
|
|
Box-Folder
109/20
HREC Box/Folder
5/20
|
Economy Schools visit, 1991
|
|
Box-Folder
109/21
HREC Box/Folder
5/21
|
Economics School, 1992 October
|
|
Box-Folder
109/22
HREC Box/Folder
5/22
|
Economics Education Institute, circa 1995
|
|
Box-Folder
109/23-24
HREC Box/Folder
5/23-24
|
Economics Education workshop, circa 1996
|
|
|
Leadership Programs, 1991-1997
|
|
Box-Folder
109/25
HREC Box/Folder
5/25
|
Cultural workshop, Southern Appalachian Leadership Training
(SALT) 1991 September
|
|
Box-Folder
109/26
HREC Box/Folder
5/26
|
Southern Appalachian Leadership Training (SALT) fellows, 1997
|
|
Box-Folder
109/27
HREC Box/Folder
5/27
|
Leadership program field trip, Florida undated
|
|
|
Women's Programs, 1994
|
|
Box-Folder
109/28
HREC Box/Folder
5/28
|
Women's workshop, 1994
|
|
Box-Folder
109/29
HREC Box/Folder
5/28
|
Women's Weekend workshop, 1994 April 15-17
|
|
|
Children's and Youth Programs, 1986-2004
|
|
Box-Folder
109/30
HREC Box/Folder
5/30
|
Summer youth program, 1986
|
|
Box-Folder
109/31
HREC Box/Folder
5/31
|
Youth workshop, 1986
|
|
Box-Folder
109/32
HREC Box/Folder
5/32
|
Summer youth workshop, 1987
|
|
Box-Folder
109/33
HREC Box/Folder
5/33
|
Summer youth workshop negatives, 1989
|
|
Box-Folder
109/34
HREC Box/Folder
5/34
|
Highlander youth program, circa 1990
|
|
Box-Folder
109/35-36
HREC Box/Folder
5/35-36
|
Summer youth, 1996
|
|
Box-Folder
109/37-38
HREC Box/Folder
5/37-38
|
Summer youth workshop, 1996 Summer
|
|
Box-Folder
109/39
HREC Box/Folder
5/39
|
21st Century, circa 2000
|
|
Box-Folder
110/1
HREC Box/Folder
6/1
|
Youth Citizenship School, 1991-1992
|
|
Box-Folder
110/2
HREC Box/Folder
6/2
|
Youth Citizenship School or Youth Camp, 1996
|
|
Box-Folder
110/3
HREC Box/Folder
6/3
|
Seeds of Fire, circa 2000
|
|
Box-Folder
110/4
HREC Box/Folder
6/4
|
Seeds of Fire, 2002 June
|
|
Box-Folder
110/5
HREC Box/Folder
6/5
|
Children's Camp, circa 1987
|
|
Box-Folder
110/6
HREC Box/Folder
6/6
|
Children's Camp, 2000 July
|
|
Box-Folder
110/7
HREC Box/Folder
6/7
|
Children's Camp, 2001 July
|
|
Box-Folder
110/8
HREC Box/Folder
6/8
|
Children's Camp, 2004 July
|
|
|
Homecoming, 1995-2005
|
|
Box-Folder
110/9
HREC Box/Folder
6/9
|
Homecoming, 1995
|
|
Box-Folder
110/10
HREC Box/Folder
6/10
|
Homecoming, circa 1995
|
|
Box-Folder
110/11
HREC Box/Folder
6/11
|
HREC Homecoming, Marco Rascon, "Super Barrio,” 1995
|
|
Box-Folder
110/12
HREC Box/Folder
6/12
|
Marco Rascon, Horton Chair, HREC Homecoming 1995
|
|
Box-Folder
110/13
HREC Box/Folder
6/13
|
Marco Rascon, Homecoming 1995 October
|
|
Box-Folder
110/14
HREC Box/Folder
6/14
|
Homecoming, 1996
|
|
Box-Folder
110/15
HREC Box/Folder
6/15
|
Golden Gospel Singers at Homecoming, circa 1996-1997
|
|
Box-Folder
110/16
HREC Box/Folder
6/16
|
Mural and Homecoming, 1998
|
|
Box-Folder
110/17
HREC Box/Folder
6/17
|
HREC Homecoming, Resource Center open house 2001 September
|
|
Box-Folder
110/18-19
HREC Box/Folder
6/18-19
|
Homecoming, 2002
|
|
Box-Folder
110/20
HREC Box/Folder
6/20
|
Homecoming, Pancho Arguelles 2003 Fall
|
|
Box-Folder
110/21
HREC Box/Folder
6/21
|
Homecoming, 2004
|
|
Box-Folder
110/22
HREC Box/Folder
6/22
|
Homecoming performers and attendees, 2004
|
|
Box-Folder
110/23
HREC Box/Folder
6/23
|
WSOC Cultural Workshop and Homecoming, 2004 September
|
|
Box-Folder
110/24
HREC Box/Folder
6/24
|
Homecoming, circa 2005
|
|
|
Subseries: 5: Travel, 1982-2005
|
|
Box-Folder
110/25
HREC Box/Folder
6/25
|
Encuentro por la paz, Nicaragua 1982
|
|
Box-Folder
110/26
HREC Box/Folder
6/26
|
New Orleans event, Myles Horton and others 1983
|
|
Box-Folder
110/27
HREC Box/Folder
6/27
|
Union Carbide, Woodbine, Georgia, plant 1984
|
|
Box-Folder
110/28
HREC Box/Folder
6/28
|
Myles Horton, John Gaventa in Nicaragua with Ines Pascal 1988
|
|
Box-Folder
110/29
HREC Box/Folder
6/29
|
Nicaragua, 1989
|
|
Box-Folder
110/30
HREC Box/Folder
6/30
|
Visits: Black Workers for Justice, Rocky Mount, North Carolina, McSap
Development, Mcintosh County, Georgia circa 1995-1999
|
|
Box-Folder
110/31
HREC Box/Folder
6/31
|
Superfund site, Texarkana 1990 April 19
|
|
Box-Folder
110/32
HREC Box/Folder
6/32
|
Seeds of Hope duplicates, 1991 April
|
|
Box-Folder
110/33
HREC Box/Folder
6/33
|
Nova Scotia trip and workshop, Coady Institute, participants include
Helen Lewis, group from Harlan County, Kentucky circa 1990-1993
|
|
Box-Folder
110/34
HREC Box/Folder
6/34
|
Casa Cauri, Labor Movement, Guatemala 1996 Summer
|
|
Box-Folder
110/35
HREC Box/Folder
6/35
|
Tehuacan, Mexico trip 1998
|
|
Box-Folder
110/36
HREC Box/Folder
6/36
|
Depilto mujeres en asamblea, 1998
|
|
Box-Folder
110/37
HREC Box/Folder
6/37
|
Community Organizers Workshop, circa 1999
|
|
Box-Folder
110/38
HREC Box/Folder
6/38
|
Florida, Immokalee Workers circa 2000
|
|
Box-Folder
110/39-40
HREC Box/Folder
6/39-40
|
Gulf Coast Solidarity Tour, 2005 November
|
|
Box-Folder
110/41
HREC Box/Folder
6/41
|
Amerc group field trip, undated
|
|
Box-Folder
110/42
HREC Box/Folder
6/42
|
McDowell County, undated
|
|
Box-Folder
110/43
HREC Box/Folder
6/43
|
Mexico trip, undated
|
|
Box-Folder
110/44
HREC Box/Folder
6/44
|
Field trip to Lynch, Kentucky undated
|
|
Box-Folder
110/45
HREC Box/Folder
6/45
|
Clearcutting pictures, Colorado, from Mike Cohen undated
|
|
|
Subseries: 6: Miscellaneous, 1990-2002
|
|
Box-Folder
111/1
HREC Box/Folder
7/1
|
Workshop participants dancing, circa 1990-1995
|
|
Box-Folder
111/2
HREC Box/Folder
7/2
|
Unidentified and miscellaneous, circa 1995-2000
|
|
Box-Folder
111/3
HREC Box/Folder
7/3
|
Annual Report photos, 1996
|
|
Box-Folder
111/4
HREC Box/Folder
7/4
|
HREC miscellaneous photos, 1997-1999
|
|
Box-Folder
111/5
HREC Box/Folder
7/5
|
Winter Highlander Reports, 1999
|
|
Box-Folder
111/6
HREC Box/Folder
7/6
|
Annual Report pictures, 1999
|
|
Box-Folder
111/7
HREC Box/Folder
7/7
|
Unidentified photos, 2000 April
|
|
Box-Folder
111/8
HREC Box/Folder
7/8
|
Assorted photos of people and area, 2002
|
|
Box-Folder
111/9
HREC Box/Folder
7/9
|
Horton House scenes, undated
|
|
Box-Folder
111/10
HREC Box/Folder
7/10
|
Miscellaneous, undated
|
|
Box-Folder
111/11
HREC Box/Folder
7/11
|
Unidentified photographs
|
|
Box-Folder
111/12
HREC Box/Folder
7/12
|
Unidentified black and white negatives, undated
|
|
Box-Folder
111/13
HREC Box/Folder
7/13
|
Workshop negatives, undated
|
|
|
Subseries: 7: Collections by Photographer, 1995
|
|
Box-Folder
111/14-16
HREC Box/Folder
7/14-16
|
Photos from HREC/fri intern Courtney Bradshaw, 1995
|
|
|
Subseries: 8: Oversize Materials, 1971-1998
|
|
Box-Folder
112/1
HREC Box/Folder
8/1
|
HREC photos, 1995
|
|
Box-Folder
112/2
HREC Box/Folder
8/2
|
Photo booklet and assorted photos, circa 1990-1999
|
|
Box-Folder
112/3
HREC Box/Folder
8/3
|
Staff photos, 1982-1992
|
|
Box-Folder
112/4
HREC Box/Folder
8/4
|
Barn rebuilding, circa 1993
|
|
Box-Folder
112/5
HREC Box/Folder
8/5
|
Identified staff and board, 1971-1996
|
|
Box-Folder
112/6
HREC Box/Folder
8/6
|
Spring Board meeting, 1998 May
|
|
Box-Folder
112/7
HREC Box/Folder
8/7
|
Education Week staff, 1993 August
|
|
Box-Folder
112/8
HREC Box/Folder
8/8
|
Democracy South workshop, 1997
|
|
Box-Folder
112/9
HREC Box/Folder
8/9
|
CORA/ Highlander workshop, 1986 June 18-20
|
|
Box-Folder
112/10
HREC Box/Folder
8/10
|
Workshops, 1984
|
|
Box-Folder
112/11
HREC Box/Folder
8/11
|
Land workshop, 1981 November
|
|
Box-Folder
112/12
HREC Box/Folder
8/12
|
Bread and Puppet Theater, 1996
|
|
Box-Folder
112/13
HREC Box/Folder
8/13
|
Tribute weekend, 1990 April
|
|
Box-Folder
112/14
HREC Box/Folder
8/14
|
Field visit to Newtown Florist Club, Gainesville, Georgia 1996
|
|
Box-Folder
112/15
HREC Box/Folder
8/15
|
Summer youth, 1985
|
|
Box-Folder
112/16
HREC Box/Folder
8/16
|
SOC reunion, 1989 December
|
|
Box-Folder
112/17
HREC Box/Folder
8/17
|
View from Highlander, by Candie Carawan undated
|
|
|
Subseries: 9: Unincorporated photographs, negatives and scrapbook
|
|
Box
113
|
Assorted workshops, 1990-1991
|
|
Box
113
|
Economic Education Workshop, circa
mid-1990s
|
|
Box
113
|
Cultural Workshop, 1999
|
|
Box
113
|
Southern Strategies Workshop HLDR, 2002 August 4
|
|
Box
113
|
Social Change Workshop [2 envelopes], 2003
August
|
|
Box
113
|
Anti Right Workshop, 2003
August
|
|
Box
113
|
WSOC Cultural Workshop and Homecoming, 2004
September
|
|
Box
113
|
WSOC Workshop and Homecoming, 2005
September
|
|
Box
113
|
WSOC Workshop, 2005
|
|
Box
113
|
Hip Hop Workshop
|
|
Box
113
|
Civil Liberties meeting, Knoxville, Tennessee
|
|
Box
113
|
Hitachi Foundation meeting at Futures for Children[?], Albuquerque, New
Mexico circa
1992
|
|
Box
113
|
Helen Lewis at Horton House, 1991
|
|
Box
113
|
Groups to HREC, 199[1?]-1992
|
|
Box
113
|
Meridean Leadership group, Highlander 1997
|
|
Box
113
|
Myles Horton memorial
|
|
Box
113
|
African dance event at Pavilion, 1999
|
|
Box
113
|
Ralph Rinzler Festival, circa
mid-1990s
|
|
Box
113
|
HREC House Party, Tuto Alicante, Nashville 2003
|
|
Box
113
|
Nashville House Party, 2003
November 3
|
|
Box
113
|
Gilbert Martinez House Party, Austin, Texas
|
|
Box
113
|
Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride, Knoxville Church of the Savior
event 2003
|
|
Box
113
|
Knoxville Demonstration - Gulf War, West Town Mall 2003
February
|
|
Box
113
|
El Paso, Susan Williams visit, Border Wall protest
|
|
Box
113
|
Board Meeting, Louis Sinclair and Scott Bale, Paulina's party
|
|
Box
113
|
Board Meeting, circa
early 2000s
|
|
Box
113
|
Board meeting, Paulina Hernandez 21st surprise party
|
|
Box
113
|
Board meeting and Paulina's 21st birthday
|
|
Box
113
|
Board meeting, 2002?
|
|
Box
113
|
HREC buildings and grounds, 2002
|
|
Box
113
|
Highlander views and buildings (after Horton House
renovation), 2002
|
|
Box
113
|
Horton House landscaping
|
|
Box
113
|
Work with immigrants, 1990s
|
|
Box
113
|
Poor Peoples Economic Human Rights event in Knoxville,
Tennessee
|
|
Box
113
|
Seeds of Fire, 2003?
|
|
Box
113
|
Seeds of Fire [4 envelopes], 2004
July
|
|
Box
113
|
Homecoming, 2005
|
|
Box
113
|
Instituto Mexicano para el Desarrollo Comunitario (IMDEC), Guadalajara,
Mexico 2003
|
|
Box
113
|
Mexico tour with Southwest Workers Union, Coahuila, Mexico
|
|
Box
113
|
Novelty items for bookstore, 2002
|
|
Box
114
|
Negatives
|
|
Box
115
|
William Buttrick Photo Album/Scrapbook
|
|
|
Series: HREC-0036 Women's Workshop Records, 1984
November-1986 January1.2 cubic feet (3 archives
boxes). The record group contains records from the Highlander Center Woman's Workshop, "Women
In and Out of Work," held November 2-4, 1984 at the Highlander Center in New Market,
Tennessee. Stories from the women at the workshop were compiled into a booklet
entitled "Coming Forth and Taking Charge." This group includes transcriptions of workshop discussions, drafts of women's
stories, release forms for materials included in the above-mentioned booklet, and
rough drafts of the booklet with editorial notes. Also included are some notes,
photographs, and correspondence.
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Miscellaneous notes, pictures, correspondence 1984 November-1986 January
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Women's book, pieces typed over circa 1985
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Women's book, rough draft copy #3 circa 1985
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Title page, acknowledgements, and outline circa 1985
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Introduction, circa 1985
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Chapter 1: Mothers and Grandmothers, includes edited copies labeled "1st
draft" and "2nd draft,” circa 1985
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Chapter 2: Growing Up Hard, circa 1985
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Chapter 3: Love and Marriage, circa 1985
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Chapter 4: In and Out of Work, circa 1985
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Chapter 5: Making Changes and Working for Change, circa 1985
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Conclusion: Learning From Our Lives, circa 1985
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Resources, circa 1985
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Appendix, 1985
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First transcription, Women's Workshop 1984 November 2-4
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Stories, letters, release forms 1985 August-December
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Letters, releases, etc. 1985 September-1986 February
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Comments and layout, circa 1985
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Loretta Baldwin, circa 1984
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Maria Begley's story, circa 1984
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Marian Collette's story, circa 1984
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Rosemary Derrick's story, 1985 August
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Joyce Dukes' story, 1984 November-1985 August
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Edith Easterling, circa 1984
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Gabby Flynn's story, circa 1984
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Reba Frank's story, circa 1984
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Louise Frazier's story, circa 1984
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Edna Gulley's story, circa 1984
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Ann Hablas' story, circa 1984
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Carol Honeycutt's story, 1985 July
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Jean Korkisch, circa 1984
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Juliet Merrifield's story, circa 1984
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Minnie Miller's story, circa 1984
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Phyllis Miller, circa 1984
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Louann Napier, 1985 September
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Mable Oxendine's story, 1985 July
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Lilly Perry's story, 1985
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Nancy Robinson's story, 1985 July
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Rita Rowe's story, circa 1984
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Jane Sapp's story, circa 1984
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Anna Scannavini's story, circa 1984
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Rebecca Simpson's story, 1985 July-August
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Ann Sutton's story, 1985 July
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Gardenia White, 1984 November-1985 July
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Spouse abuse discussion, circa 1984
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Early typed draft, circa 1985
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Another early typed draft, circa 1985
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Yet another early typed draft, circa 1985
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Helen's editing, circa 1985
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Candie's copy, 1986 January
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Sample and final copy, 1986 January
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Series: HREC-0037 Candie Carawan Education Coordinator Papers, 1991-1997 0.8 cubic feet (2 archives
boxes). : This record group consists of Candie Carawan's papers from her tenure as the
Highlander Center's Residential Education Coordinator. Materials relate to her work on
different aspects of Highlander's programming, including Culture, the Community
Environmental Health Program (CEHP), Economics Education, Global Education, Southern
Appalachian Leadership Training (SALT), Youth Leadership Development, and Residential
Education. Materials include pamphlets, programs, grant proposals, correspondence,
photographs, meeting minutes, memos, and workshop reports.
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Culture
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Homecoming, 1996
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Democracy Education, 1994-1996
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Forest Trust Conference, 1995
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Participants' Day Follow-up, 1994 December-1995 December
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Constituency Day, 1995
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Pew workshop, Includes a proposal from the Highlander Center to the Pew
Charitable Trust for a workshop on community development and local
theology 1996
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Marco Rascon visit, John Henry Festival and Homecoming 1995
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Ralph Rinzler Memorial Concert, 1995 April 7-9
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John Henry Festival, 1995 September
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Cornell and Colorado Adult Ed mini-institute, 1996 March
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Community Environmental Health Program (CEHP)
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Memos, 1993-1995
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Activity reports, 1996
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NIEHS/JPAP project, 1996
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Proposals and reports, 1996
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Activity reports, 1994-1995
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Team minutes, 1995 September 7
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Workshop reports, 1995-1996
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“Environmental Activists Share Knowledge and
Experiences,” PCMA Working Paper Series 1991 May
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Box-Folder
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The Grapevine, the Community Environmental Health Program's
newsletter 1995 July
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Economics Education
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Workshop reports, 1995-1996
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Copper Hill rally, 1996
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Uprising of '34 Union Summer, 1996
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Box-Folder
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Economy/Environment Program (EEP) notes and newsletters, 1995
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Team minutes, circa 1995
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Global Education
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Box-Folder
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Southeast Regional Conference on Organizing, Workers' Rights and
Coalition Building 1996
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Box-Folder
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International visitors, 1996
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Box-Folder
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Proposal writing, 1995-1996
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Box-Folder
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2/14
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Yeh Ling Ling visit, 1996 June 3-9
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Rodolfo Robles
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Coca-Cola Union, 1995-1996
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CAMI, 1996
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Farmworkers Self Help, Dade City, Florida 1997
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Georgia Cross-Cultural Labor Initiative, 1996-1997
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Global Education, Russell Sage Foundation 1995-1996
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SALT Leadership Development
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Box-Folder
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SALT cycle, 1996 Spring
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Box-Folder
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SALT mailing list master, circa 1993
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Box-Folder
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Penn Center Regional Gathering, 1996 January
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Residential Education
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3/10
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Super Barrio, Marco Rasco 1995
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Box-Folder
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Team minutes, 1996-1997
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Youth Leadership Development
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Stand for Children, 1996
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Sub-regional material, 1992-1996
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Intergenerational Advisory Task Force, 1996
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Other youth programs, circa 1997
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International, 1995
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Summer Youth Workshop participant info, 1996
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Cross-Cutting, potential resource people
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Full Staff, staff meeting minutes 1996
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Series: HREC-0039 Poor People's Campaign Records, 1968-1969 0.4 cubic feet (1 archives
box). : This record group contains materials from the Poor People's Campaign, organized by
Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Council (SCLC) to
confront issues of economic injustice and lack adequate housing for poor people in the
United States. Materials include printed publications, news clippings, photographs,
correspondence, reports, and information on the 1968 Resurrection City in Washington
D.C.
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Resurrection City observation and report, photographs 1968
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Contact list, 1968
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Correspondence, includes letters between Myles Horton and SCLC
leadership 1968-1969
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Goals, purpose 1968
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Publicity and publications, 1968
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Publicity and publications, newspaper clippings, general 1968
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Programs and workshops, Cultural, includes song sheet 1968
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Reports, 1968
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Programs and workshops, Highlander 1968 May-June
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Supporting groups, 1968
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Poor People's Coalition, 1968 June-July
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Poor People's Embassy, 1968
September-November
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Resurrection City news clippings, 1968 July
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Box-Folder
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News clippings, 1968 May-July
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Part 15 (M2021-023, Audio 1540A/1517-1977, video call numbers): Additions, 1936-2017 36.4 cubic feet (101 archives boxes), 461 audio recordings, 1.6 cubic feet of photographs and pictorial materials (4 archives boxes and 16 oversize folders), 10 videorecordings, and 9.1 gigabytes of text, photographs, video, and audio (45 folders) : Additions, 1936-2017. Includes documentation of the Bhopal disaster, the Economic
Literacy Action Network (ELAN), educational programs at Highlander, NAFTA, labor
education, the 1930s Senate investigation into free speech violations against labor
activists, the Southern Progress movement, the Southern Rural Development Initiative
(SRDI), and a trip to China in the 1970s. : RESTRICTED: Access to electronic records available only onsite.
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Series: Bhopal disaster, India 1973-1988
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Addresses, undated
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Box
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Tour contract, 1985
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Box
1
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Aftermath, 1986 January
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Box
1
Folder
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Anil Agarwal's manuscript draft, circa 1985
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Box
1
Folder
5
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Anil Agarwal's second manuscript draft, undated
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Box
1
Folder
6
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Appendices, 1984
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Box
1
Folder
7
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Bhopal Action Resource Center, 1986 May-October
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Box
1
Folder
8
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Bhopal/Carbide/issues report. First draft, 1985 March 9
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Box
1
Folder
9
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Bhopal, India, visitors. News coverage 1985 June-October
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Box
1
Folder
10
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Bhopal report. Annotated draft, circa 1985
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Box
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Draft, circa 1985 March
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12
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1985 December
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Box
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13
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Final draft and notes, circa 1985
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Box
1
Folder
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First draft, circa 1985
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Box
1
Folder
15
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Bhopal resources, 1985 July-1986 May
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16
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Bhopal response. MIC facts, 1985
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Box
2
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Background information, 1984-1985
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Box
2
Folder
2
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Bhopaal Gais Kaand Sandarbh Aur Savaal, 1985
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Box
2
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3
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The Bhopal Disaster Aftermath: An Epidemiological and Socio-medical survey
(Medico Friend Circle), 1985
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Box
2
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Bhopal Methyl Isocyanate Incident Investigation Team Report, 1985 March
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Box
2
Folder
5
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Bhopal Report, 1985
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Box
2
Folder
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The Bhopal Tragedy. What Really Happened and What It Means for American
Workers and Communities at Risk, 1986
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Box
2
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Chemical companies overseas, 1981, 1983
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Box
2
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Correspondence, 1984-1985
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Box
2
Folder
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Fact file on Bhopal gas leak theory, 1984
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Box
2
Folder
10
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The Factories Act, 1948, with the Maharashtra Factories Rules,
1963 1984
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Box
2
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11
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Health. Environmental/Pesticides/MIC (methyl isocyanate), 1985, 1990
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Box
2
Folder
12
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Impact on chemical industry, 1984-1985
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Box
2
Folder
13
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Mailing list, 1985
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Box
2
Folder
14
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Methyl Isocyanate. Union Carbide, undated
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Box
3
Folder
1
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Operational Safety Survey, Co/MIC/Sevin Units, Union Carbide India Ltd.
Bhopal Plant 1982 May
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Box
3
Folder
2
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Pesticide Action Network (PAN), 1984-1985
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Box
3
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3
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Public comment of Citizens for a Safe Environment, Inc., regarding the
application of Nor-Am Chemical Co. to obtain an air use permit to operate a methyl
isocyanate (MIC) transport tank unloading and drum filling station at 1740 Whitehall
Road in Muskegon, Michigan undated
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Box
3
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4
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Related U.S. government actions (federal/state/local), 1985
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Box
3
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5
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Videotape, undated
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Box
4
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Bhopal videotape notes, undated
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Box
4
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2
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Citizen's Commission on Bhopal, 1985-November-1986 May
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4
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3
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Citizen's commissions, 1985
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Box
4
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4
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Clippings, 1984-1985
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Box
4
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5
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Confirmation letter, 1985 June 7
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Box
4
Folder
6
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Correspondence about Carbide and Bhopal, 1984 December-1985 September
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Box
4
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Correspondence with India, 1984 February-1985 April
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Box
4
Folder
8
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General, 1985 June-1987 May
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Box
4
Folder
9
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Highlander Reports. Bhopal: a tragedy that touches us all, Spring 1985
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Box
4
Folder
10
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India. Thank-you letter, 1985
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Box
4
Folder
11
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Transcripts and writings, 1985
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Box
4
Folder
12
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India occupational health trip. Proposal, 1985
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Box
5
Folder
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India tour. Administrative, 1985
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Box
5
Folder
2
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Highlander meeting transcript, 1985
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Box
5
Folder
3
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John's readout, circa 1985
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Box
5
Folder
4
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Notebook, undated
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Box
5
Folder
5
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Notes from trip, evaluation 1985
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Box
5
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6
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Odds and ends, 1984-1985
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Box
5
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Of United States, 1985
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Box
5
Folder
8
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Press coverage, 1985
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Box
5
Folder
9
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Southern Exposure article, 1985
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Box
5
Folder
10
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India visitors. Agenda, 1985
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Box
5
Folder
11
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Knoxville, 1985
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Box
5
Folder
12
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North Carolina letter, 1985 June 12
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Box
5
Folder
13
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Philadelphia letter, 1985 May 31
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Box
5
Folder
14
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Second letter to ask for hosts, 1985 May
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Box
5
Folder
15
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Washington letter, 1985 May-June
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Box
5
Folder
16
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West Virginia press releases, 1985 June
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Box
5
Folder
17
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Indian press reports, 1984-1985
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Box
6
Folder
1
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Indian tour delegation correspondence, re: UK visit 1985
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Box
6
Folder
2
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“Indian Unionists Build Links Around in the US,” 1985
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Box
6
Folder
3
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Insurance (Ganesh's foot), 1985
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Box
6
Folder
4
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International Coalition for Justice in Bhopal press and information
kit, undated
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Box
6
Folder
5
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Legal, 1985
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Box
6
Folder
6
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Medical reports, 1985 March-October
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Box
6
Folder
7
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MIC. General, 1978-1988, undated
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Box
6
Folder
8
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Miscellaneous notes, circa 1985
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Box
6
Folder
9
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Miscellaneous India correspondence, 1985 May-July
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Box
6
Folder
10
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New York Times and other newspapers' Union Carbide reporting, 1985
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Box
6
Folder
11
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No Place to Run. Advance copy, 1985 June
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Box
6
Folder
12
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Undated draft, circa 1985
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Box
6
Folder
13
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Notes on report about Bhopal, undated
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Box
7
Folder
1
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Notes on responses and actions about Bhopal, 1985
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Box
7
Folder
2
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Other Carbide accidents, undated
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Box
7
Folder
3
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Pesticide. Sevin, undated
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Box
7
Folder
4
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Temik, 1983-1985
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Box
7
Folder
5
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Receipts, 1985
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Box
7
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Related papers/reports, 1985
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Box
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Reporting from India, 1985
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Box
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Response and follow-up actions, 1984-1985
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Box
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Responses to the Bhopal tragedy outside India, circa 1985
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Responses - Carbide, 1984 December-1985 May
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Union Carbide. Canada, undated
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Corporate data, 1984
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Gauley Bridge tunnel, 1973
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Industrial Crisis Institute, Bhopal Group for Information and
Action 1985 September-1987 May
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Institute, West Virginia 1984-1985
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International, undated
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Livingston, LA, spill 1982 September-1984
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Livingston, Scotland 1985 February-December
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Marietta, Ohio 1980-1985
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Mining operations, undated
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The Netherlands, undated
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Puerto Rico, 1985
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South Africa, undated
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Texas City, TX 1979-1983
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U.S. general, 1976 April-1985 March
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Woodbine, CA undated
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Untitled report about Bhopal, Union Carbide and related issues. March 9
draft undated
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9
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U.S. and international press coverage, 1985
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Video-related notes, undated
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Series: Candie and Guy Carawan Files, 1967-1989
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Appalachian Alliance: Cultural Task Force, undated
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Augusta - Songs of Southern Struggle, 1985 August
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Culture program, 1980-1989
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Appalachian conference, Rome, Italy 1980-1989
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Appalachian Service Project, 1980-1989
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Appreciation of music, 1980-1989
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10
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Coal employment project. 1985-1986 calendar, 1985
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10
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Cultural groups. Regional, 1980-1989
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10
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Earl Gilmore, Sarah Gunning 1980-1989
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Elizabeth McCommon, 1980-1989
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Gurney Norman, 1980-1989
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Harambee Singers, 1980-1989
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John Glen, 1980-1989
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John Henry Memorial Foundation and Festival, 1980-1989
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Lois Short, 1980-1989
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Matt Jones, 1980-1989
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Reel World String Band, 1980-1989
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Tennessee Arts Commission, 1980-1989
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Toxics, 1980-1989
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Vic Allen, 1980-1989
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Video projects, 1980-1989
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Video projects. Coal tapes: Project with North State, 1980-1989
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Video projects. Coal video: Mimi tribute weekend, 1980-1989
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11
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Video projects. Sarah Gunning video, 1980-1989
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Willie King, 1980-1989
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Cultural ideas and projects, undated
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Cultural programs, 1984-1985
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Cultural projections. Cultural task force, 1987-1988
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Dialogue on cultural work, 1985-1986
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11
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50th anniversary, undated
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Audio 1450A/1517-1523
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Guy and Candie Carawan “anniversary book” audio recordings, 1982 January 28
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11
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MRS/Nuclear issues, undated
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“New Song,” undated
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Nicaragua, undated
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Summer Youth Project, undated
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SWAN: Women's cultural project, undated
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Toxics/Yellow Creek/music, undated
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11
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United Mine Workers of America (UMWA), Pittston strike. Publications and
song sheets 1989
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11
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We Shall Overcome fund. Meetings/applications, undated
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12
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“Ain't You Got a Right." Background, undated
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Manuscript, undated
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“Been in the Storm So Long,” undated
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“Boodymans-hags-jack-o'-lanterns, and such…,” undated
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Children's songs and stories, undated
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Entertainment, undated
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Interviews, edited undated
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Original, undated
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Jenkins, Esau undated
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Moving Star Hall, undated
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Notes, undated
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Prayers and experiences, undated
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Sermons, undated
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“Sometime I'm Up, Sometime I'm Down: Impressions of a Living Past on John's
Island,” 1967 June
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Song sheets, undated
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Box
12
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Spirituals and hymns, undated
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Series: Democracy school, 1993-1999
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Background: Developing Democracy Schools, 1995-1997
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Building the School for Democracy, 1995, 1997
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Democracy invitation, 1997-1998
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Box
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Democracy report. Draft, 1997
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Democracy school, 1995, 1997
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Orientation guidelines, 1998
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Democracy school materials, 1996-1997
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Box
13
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Democracy school planning weekend, 1995 December 8-10
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Box
14
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1-2
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Democracy schools, 1993-1997
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1995-1997
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Democracy workshop, 1995-1997
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1997
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Box
14
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Democratic Values Initiative Conference (Surdna Foundation
inc.), 1997 August 1-2
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Box
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Education team. Democracy schools, 1995
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Box
15
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Follow the Money: Handbook, 1994
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Box
15
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Justice For All. Voter empowerment materials, 1996
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Box
15
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Literacy Theatre (Dorothy Oliver), 1997
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Box
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March Democracy School, 1997 February-March
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1998
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Budget/Expenses/Registrations, 1998
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Follow-up letters and report, 1998
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Box
15
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Invitation letters and list/agenda, 1998
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Box
15
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Staff evaluation and discussion, 1998
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15
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Materials sent by Art Ellison, 1995-1997, 1999
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McDowell County needs assessment, undated
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Box
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McDowell field visits, 1998
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Pick Your Candidate (Debbie Tasker), 1995
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Box
15
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15
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Political and Economic Literacy (Paul Morse), undated
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16
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Publications regarding money in politics, 1995-1996
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Box
16
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Reporting to Surdna, 1999
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Box
16
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The Right Question (Art Ellison), Materials 1998
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Box
16
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Surdna conversations, 1998-1999
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Box
16
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Surdna Democratic Values Initiative. Evaluation, undated
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Series: ELAN (Economic Literacy Action Network), 1996-2001
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Box
17
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Asian Financial Crisis: The Korean Story, undated
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Box
17
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2
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Economic Literacy Action Network (ELAN), 1998
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Box
17
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1999-2000
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Box
17
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Atlanta/California, 1999
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17
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Meeting minutes/reports, 1996-1999
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Box
17
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Meeting notes, undated
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17
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Philadelphia, 1998-2000
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Box
17
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Toolkit outreach, 2000
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Box
17
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ELAN funding, 1998-2001
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Box
17
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ELAN fundraising, 2001
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Box
18
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ELAN Globalization workshop, undated
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Box
18
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ELAN members' evaluation of the ELAN program at NNG, undated
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Box
18
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ELAN toolkit, 2000
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Box
18
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Are My Clothes Clean? Women and the Global Assembly Line, 2000
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Box
18
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5
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Directory, undated
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Box
18
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The Korean Tiger: Analyzing the Asian Financial Crisis, undated
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18
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Privatization, undated
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Box
18
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Project South's Toolbox and Welfare in the Global Economy, 1998
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Box
18
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Samples page, undated
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Box
18
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Sweating It Out With the WTO: A Trainer's Guide, 1999 October
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Box
18
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11
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TIRN Global Economy Workshop, 2000
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Box
18
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12
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Women's labor and economic globalization, undated
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Box
18
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13
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ELAN trade meeting, 2000-2001
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Box
18
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14
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Just Economics. Fundraising letter, 1998 November 24
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Box
18
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Privatization Curriculum, undated
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Box
18
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The Region: A Report on the Economic Literacy Symposium, 1999 June
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Box
18
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17
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Unpacking Globalization. Cover/acknolwedgements/table of
contents/introduction, 2000
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Box
18
Folder
18
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Order form, undated
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Electronic
Folder
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Electronic
Folder
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Series: Education Team, 1997-2007
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Box
19
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Annual planning, 1999-2000
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Box
19
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2
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Babcock, 2006-2007
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Box
19
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3
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Board Education Committee, FY2001
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Box
19
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Reports, notes 1999-2000
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Box
19
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Board Education Team, 1997, 2003
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Box
19
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Director (Suzanne Pharr), 2001
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Box
19
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Education report for board meeting, 2002 November
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Box
19
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Education Team, 2002
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Box
19
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Check-ins, 2003
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Box
19
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10
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General support proposal, 2000, 2002
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Box
19
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11
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2003-2004
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Box
19
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12
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Notes to file, 2000
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Box
19
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13
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Planning, 2001 May
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Box
19
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14
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2002 February
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Box
20
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1
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FY2003
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Box
20
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2
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2004
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Box
20
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3
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Education Team meetings, 2000-2002
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Box
20
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4
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2003
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Box
20
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5
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Education Team training, 2002-2003
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Box
20
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6
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Foundations, 2006
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Box
20
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7
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Fundraising, 2004-2005
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Box
20
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8
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Highlander Research and Education Center, undated
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Box
20
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9
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Internal Education Team, 2003
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Box
20
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10
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Job descriptions, 2002
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Box
20
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11
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Planning and evaluation, 2001
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Box
20
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12
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Program descriptions: Pueblos, Y&R, Deep South, General 2000
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Box
20
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13
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Program outcomes, 2002-2003
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Series: Suzanne Pharr Education Files, 1997-2003
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Box
21
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1
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Anti-Right meeting, 2003 August
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Box
21
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2
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Anti-Right workshop, 2000-2002
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Box
21
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3
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Second anti-Right workshop, Under 30 2003
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Box
21
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4
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Third anti-Right workshop, 2003
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Box
21
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5
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Civil liberties. Draft resolutions, 2003
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Box
21
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6
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References, 2001-2003
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Box
21
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7
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Workshop materials, 2002
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Box
21
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8
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Correspondence, 1999-2002
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Box
21
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9
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Education. Across Race and Nation, 2001-2002
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Box
21
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10
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Cultural work, 1999-2001
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Box
21
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11
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Minutes, 2000
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Box
21
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12
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Participatory research, 2002
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Box
21
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Pueblos, 2000-2001
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Box
22
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Seeds of Fire, 2003
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Box
22
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2
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Team correspondence, 2000, 2002
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Box
22
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3
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Team reports, 2002
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Box
22
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4
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Workshop training, 2003
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Box
22
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5
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The Young and The Restless, 1999-2002
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Box
22
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6
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FBI files, e-mail regarding, 2001 April
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Box
22
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7
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Making Sense of the Media: A Handbook of Popular Education Techniques / by
Eleonora and João Castaño Ferreira, 1997
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Box
22
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8
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Media and Technology workshop, 2002
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Box
22
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9
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Media working group correspondence, 2002-2003
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Box
22
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10
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Media working group logistics, 2002
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Box
22
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11
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Media working group participant list, 2002
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Box
22
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12
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Microradio and Democracy: (Low) Power to the People by Greg
Ruggiero, 1999
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Box
22
Folder
13-14
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Notebooks, 2000 January-2003 September
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Box
23
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1
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Director transition, 2003
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Box
23
Folder
2-3
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Patriot Act workshop, 2003 February-March
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Box
23
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4
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Popular education gatherin/workshop, 2002
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Box
23
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5
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Project South. Emergency meeting, 2002 January
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Box
23
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6
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“Resisting the Right" meeting notes, 2003 August
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Box
23
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7
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Revision to Highlander Center Educational Team organizational agreements
and work ethic standards, 2001 September 26
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Box
23
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8
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Southern progress. Deep South, 2000-2002
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Box
23
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9
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Workshop reports, 2000-2002
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Box
23
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10
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Southern strategies, 2003
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Box
23
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11
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Civil liberties agenda, 2002
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Box
23
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12
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Civil liberties background information, 2002
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Box
23
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13
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Civil liberties participants, 2002 August
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Box
23
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14
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Database, 2001
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Box
23
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15
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Emergency conference, 2001
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Box
23
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16
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Gathering 1, 2001 February
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Box
23
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17
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General information, 2001-2002
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Box
23
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18
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Multi-racial analysis, 2001
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Box
23
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19
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Rockefeller, 2001-2002
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Box
23
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20
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Workshop II, 2001 April-June
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Box
23
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21
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Southern strategies/civil liberties, 2002-2003
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Box
23
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22
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Staff transition, 2003 March
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Series: Popular Education, 1949-2013
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Box
24
Folder
1
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“Additions and Corrections to a Directory of Residential Continuing
Education Centers in United States, Canada, and Abroad, 1967-1968,” 1969 January 15
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Box
24
Folder
2
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Adult Learning, 1994-1995
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Box
24
Folder
3
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Alternate Roots. Directory, 2006
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Box
24
Folder
4
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Alternativas, 1983
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Box
24
Folder
5-6
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Applied Research Center, 1993, 1998, 2001
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Box
24
Folder
7
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Asociación Latinoamerica de Educación Radiofónica (ALER), 1987-1989
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Box
24
Folder
8
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Association for Community Based Education (ACBE), 1994, 1996
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Box
24
Folder
9
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Basic Choices, Inc.: A Midwest Center for Clarifying Political and Social
Options 1985
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Box
24
Folder
10
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Bright Ideas: By and For the Massachusetts Adult Education
Community, 1992
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Box
24
Folder
11
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Camp Sister Spirit, 1995
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Box
24
Folder
12
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El Canelo, 1988
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Box
24
Folder
13
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Catalyst Centre: Popular Education and Popular Cultural
Production, 2003-2004
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Box
24
Folder
14
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CAAELII (Coalition of African, Asian, European and Latino Immigrants of
Illinois), CIVITAS (Citizenship and Voter Training School) 2003
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Box
24
Folder
15
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Conferences. African Regional Workshop on Participatory Research. Lead
papers 2-4, 1979 July
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Box
24
Folder
16
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Asia and The Pacific, 1984-1986
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Box
24
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17
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Europe, 1949, 1979-1986, 1991
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Box
25
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1
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Latin America, 1983, 1985
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Box
25
Folder
2
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North America, 1981-1984, 1988-1989, 1996
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Box
25
Folder
3
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North America, proceedings of the International Conference on Residential
Adult Education 1955 August
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Box
25
Folder
4
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CEAAL (Consejo de Educación de Adultos de América Latina), 1983-1984
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Box
25
Folder
5
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Cross-Cultural Communication Centre, 1985
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Box
25
Folder
6
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Domain House Adult Education College, 1993
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Box
25
Folder
7
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Dick Clapp e-mail regarding community-based health surveys, 1996 March 5
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Box
25
Folder
8
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“Education for Social Change" (UCLA Department of Urban
Planning), 1996-1997
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Box
25
Folder
9
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Escuela Popular Norteña, 1994
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Box
25
Folder
10
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Europe, 1986, 1993, 1995
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Box
25
Folder
11
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Folk Education Association of America, 1993, 1995-1996
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Box
25
Folder
12
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The Foxfire Fund, Inc. 1988
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Box
25
Folder
13
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Green Revolution, 1986
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Box
25
Folder
14
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The Howard K. Swearer Center for Public Service, 1992, 1995-1996
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Box
26
Folder
1-2
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Highlander Center, 1978-1995
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Box
26
Folder
3
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Participatory Research Network, 1983
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Box
26
Folder
4
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“Historical Foundations of Adult Education,” 1986 January
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Box
26
Folder
5
|
Institut Canadien d'Education des Adultes (ICEA), 1980-1981
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Box
26
Folder
6
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International Council for Adult Education (ICAE), 1978-1996
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Box
26
Folder
7
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International League for Social Commitment in Adult Education
(ILSCAE), 1984-1986
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Jefferson Center, 1996-1999
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Box
27
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Latin America, 1985
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Marrowbone La Mazorca Cooperative, Inc. 1995 October
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Midwest Institute for Social Transformation (MIST), 1993
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National Community Education Association (NCEA), 1996
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National Conference on Popular Art and Media, 1980 June
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New York Chinatown History Project, 1982
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North American Alliance for Popular and Adult Education
(NAAPAE), 1991-1995
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The Panos Institute, 1995
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Participatory Formation: A Network of the International Council for Adult
Education, 1988-1992
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Box
27
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Participatory Research Group (PRG) Toronto, 1978-1989
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Box
27
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12
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Participatory Research Working Paper No. 5. Popular Theatre: A Technique
for Participatory Research, 1978
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Box
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Pine Tree Folk School, 1996
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Box
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Plaza Resolana, 1996
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Popular education. Bibliographies, 1977-1995
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Box
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16
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PRIA (Society for Participatory Research in Asia), Annual
reports 1994-1996, 2005-2006
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Box
28
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Bulletin Occupational Health and Safety, 1986-1987
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Box
28
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In Search of Relevance: A Report (1982-1985), 1986 February 6
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Box
28
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“Informational Forum on Participatory Evaluation,” 1988
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Box
28
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Innovations in Civil Society, 2001 July
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Box
28
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5
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Knowledge and Social Change: An Inquiry into Participatory Research in
India, 1985 October
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Box
28
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Labor Movement and Legislations in India: A Manual for
Activists, undated
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Box
28
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Newsletters, 1985-1994, 2005
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Participatory Research: An Introduction, 1982
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“Participatory Research International Networking Memo,” 1984-1989
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28
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“Srijan,” 1991
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Towards Consolidation: Activity Report, 1986
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Box
28
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12
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25th Anniversary Pamphlet, circa 2007
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Box
28
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Project South: Institute for the Elimination of Poverty &
Genocide, 1995
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Box
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14
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2004-2013
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Box
28
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The Right Question Project, Inc. undated
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Rural Organizing and Cultural Center, 1989
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28
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Sarilakas: A Quarterly Bulletin Published by PROCESS (Participatory
Research Organization of Communities and Education towards Struggle for
Self-reliance), 1986-1987
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Social Change Educators Network: Ohio Valley, 1995-1996
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28
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Study Circles Resource Center (SCRC), 1990
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“Training for All by 2000!,” undated
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University of Calgary. Participatory Research, 1988-1991
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University of Tennessee, 1995-1996
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Viva! Project, 2004-2006
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Adult education. Africa, 1959-1960, 1982-1989
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29
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2
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“The Adventures of a Radical Hillbilly Part I and Part II."
Transcript, 1981 June 5
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29
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El Canelo, 1992 May
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Series: LWWC (Low Wage Workers Conference), 1994-1995
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30
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Agenda/workshop resources, undated
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Agendas, 1995
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Checklists (Anita Myerson), 1995
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Contract, 1995
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Department of Labor, 1994-1995
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“Entered,” undated
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Follow-up, 1995
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“Labor conference,” undated
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Leaders, 1995
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Letters/correspondence, 1995
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Lists, invitees, attendance 1995
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Miscellaneous, undated
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Participants and invitees, 1995
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Planning notes, undated
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Reports, 1995
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Series: Myles Horton's Files, 1940-1989
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Analfabetismo no Brasil. By Ana Maria Araújo Freire, 1989
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32
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“An Analysis of Selected Programs for the Training of Civil Rights and
Community Leaders in the South,” 1966
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Box
32
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3
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Anti-"Fifth Column" pamphlets (Constitutional Educational
League), 1940-1941
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Box
32
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Appalachian Community Leadership workshop, 1968-1972
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32
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“Black Politics in a Dying City” / by Jack E. White Jr., 1970 January
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32
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6
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“Class Specifications for Positions Related to Defined-services in State
and Local Public Welfare Programs” / by Olive M. Stone, 1963 June
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32
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“Conflict - A Means to an End: An Analysis of How Highlander Research and
Education Center Manages Conflict” / by Pamela Freeman, Summer 1979
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Box
32
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E. D. Nixon materials ("from RW/ST book"), undated
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Box
32
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E. D. Nixon photographs. Paper copies and correspondence, 1982, 1984
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Educational material (techniques), 1947-1949
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Eliot Wiggington/Sue Thrasher book, undated
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32
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12
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“Excerpts from an Interview with Myles Horton, Director of Highlander
Center” / by James Colman, a Graduate Student 1968 February
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32
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“Graphics for book,” undated
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Gwendolyn Kaltoft dissertation, 1989
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“Hazel,” undated
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Highlander. Central America, 1984
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Highlander Reports. Three-year report, 1961 August 28-1964 December
31
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32
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Highlander Appalachian project, Summer 1965
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32
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Highlander archives at Tennessee State Library and Archives. Registers #6
and 9, undated
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Highlander Board of Directors, 1970-1971
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Transcript, 1965 May 14
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“Highlander Folk School” / by Jane Lawson, undated
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Cathy Winston Male and Eve Zhitlowsky Milton interview, 1982 October 27
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Myles Horton interview about starting Highlander, undated
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Letter from C. G. Gomillion to Sue Thrasher, 1982 May 13
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Letter from Edith Easterling to Sue Thrasher regarding photographic
loan, 1982 April 27
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Martin Luther King commemoration committee, 1971
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Martin Luther King, Jr., and Highlander anti-Communist
propaganda undated
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Box
33
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Materials borrowed by Herb Kohl, undated
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Box
33
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“Mrs. Rosa Parks Reports on Montgomery, Alabama, Bus Protest,” undated
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Box
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My Citizenship Booklet, 1961-1962
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Myles Horton articles from the Netherlands, 1971, 1974
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Myles Horton files. Lists, undated
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Box
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Myles Horton interview transcripts, 1961, 1980, 1983
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Myles Horton's notes on trip to Southern Africa, 1985-1986
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Myles Horton photographs. Paper copies, undated
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Myles Horton talk at Experimental Workshop, 1961 February 19-21
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Nashville sit-ins, 1960 March 18-20
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Notes on Siam commune tape, undated
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Operation Crossroads Africa, Inc., visitor: Phyllis Madikwa 1981-1984
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“The People of the South Will Meet the Challenge,” 1942
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Photograph list, undated
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Photographs at Doubleday, undated
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34
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Poor People's Self-education and Community Development Program.
Proposal, 1969-1970
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Box
34
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2
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“A Proposal for Multi-racial Poor Peoples Workshops at Highlander
Center,” undated
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Box
34
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Race relations institutes. Fisk University, 1944, 1954
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Box
34
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Ralph Tefferteller, 1982
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34
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Report by Rosa Parks on the Montgomery, Alabama Passive Resistance
protest undated
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Reports, 1968-1972
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“Residential Workshops: The Case For Them,” 1961 March
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34
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Ryegrass School, 1978-1980
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Box
34
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“Small-town America” / by Alden Stevens, 1946 June 29
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34
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Sowing on the Mountain…III: Workshop on Mountain Movement Music, Highlander
Center 1972 October 19-22
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Box
34
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Tape recording inventory for audio series 515A, undated
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Box
34
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Ulter People's College. Tom Lovett, 1985-1988
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“Uncommon Witness: Septima Clark,” undated
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Violence, The Law, and Race Relations. Summary of presentation undated
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Box
34
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“Vocabularies, Knowledge and Social Action in Citizenship Education. The
Highlander Example,” undated
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Box
34
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Women's stories, 1984 November 2-4
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Series: NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement), 1967-2017
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I. Aeppel, undated
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Automotive/rubber, undated
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Articles about joblessness and wages, 1996-1997
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Article about lumber import quotas, 1996 December 6
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Articles about new factory hiring, 1995-1996
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Articles about Oshkosh B'Gosh, undated
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Articles about plant closings, 1995-1996
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Articles about Sunbeam Corporation, undated
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Company lists - Mexico/Tennessee, undated
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Decherd - Lanier/Nissan, undated
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Displaced workers/training information, undated
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Box
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An Economic Report to the Governor of the State of Tennessee, 1995 January
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Box
35
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Everett Long monitoring logs, 1995-1997
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Box
36
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Fair trade. Peso devaluation/bailout, undated
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Box
36
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Foreign Investment (Tennessee Department of Economic and Community
Development), 1994
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Box
36
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Free trade report. Plant closings (not entered), undated
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Box
36
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Plant openings (not entered), 1996-1997
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Box
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Information from Antoinette Allegretti, 1995
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Box
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Lee Industries, Fayetteville undated
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Box
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NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement), Globalization/TIRN
old 1995-1997
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Box
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Resource groups, 1994
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Box
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TAA lists, 1995 April
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Box
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TAA/TRA/CDWAA written how-to, 1996
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Box
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NAFTA articles, 1997
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NAFTA monitoring. Manual and general information, 1994
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TN information on NAFTA, 1993-1994
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NAFTA research, 1993-1995
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NAFTA update, 1995
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Report, 1997-1998
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Finished sections for draft, undated
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Box
38
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The Right, undated
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Box
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Southern U.S. economic information, undated
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Box
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State of Tennessee. Occupational wages and benefits survey, 1994 September
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38
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Tennessee case study. Allied Signal, 1993-1994
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Box
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Armstrong-Pirelli, undated
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Box
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Phillips, undated
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Box
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Tennesee economic information, 1994
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Box
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Tennessee economics articles (free trade report), undated
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Box
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Tennessee economy, undated
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Tennessee Industrial Renewal Network (TIRN) - NAFTA/trade, 1997
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39
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Tennessee information, undated
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Box
39
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Tennessee job/wage statistics, undated
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Tennessee trade information, undated
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Timberland, undated
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TRA (Trade Readjustment Allocation) lists, 1996
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USA Enterprises, undated
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U.S. economy, undated
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U.S. jobs/wages, undated
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WARN lists, undated
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40
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Tennessee case study, undated
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59
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Across Race and Nation (ARN) work report, 2001 July-October
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Box
59
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2001 October - 2002
January
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Box
59
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El Acordeón: Apuntes para Coordinadores de Grupos, 2002
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Box
59
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Alliance for Responsible Trade (ART), 1998-1999
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Alternatives for the Americas, undated
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Annie E. Casey Foundation, 1998
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Anti-immigrant backlash, 1995, 1999, 2002
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Appalactions, Winter 2010
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59
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Articles about globalization, 1996, 1999
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59
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As the South Goes So Goes the Nation (Southern Strategies
Committee), 2009
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59
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Axioms for Organizers by Fred Ross Sr., 1989
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59
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A Beginner's Guide to the World Economy. Maps scaled to population and
income, undated
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Box
59
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“Beyond GAFTA" thinking, 1994-1995
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59
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“Beyond NAFTA" conference in Madison, Wisconsin 1994
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Box
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Building a fair trade movement, 1991-1997
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Building a Poor People's Movement Led by Poor People, 1998 April
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Building Immigrant Leaders in the South: INDELI 2004-06, undated
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“But What's the Real Story?" (CISPES), undated
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Catholic Campaign for Human Development, 2002-2003
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60
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Center for Ethics and Economic Policy. "The International
Economy,” undated
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Box
60
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Changing Fabrications: Lives of Appalachian and Latina Textile Mill Workers
in Southern Appalachia, 2001 November
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Box
60
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Citizen Action: Vital Force for Change, 1971
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Box
60
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Citizens Trade Campaign (CTC), 1995
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Box
60
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“Community Organizing and Community Development,” undated
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Box
60
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Contingent workers fight for fairness, circa 2000
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Box
60
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“Corporate Campaigns: Defying the Global Giants,” 1994
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Box
60
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The Corporate Consensus: A Guide to Institutions of Global
Power, undated
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Box
60
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The Corporate Examiner, 1995 September 1
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60
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Corporations, 1993-1998
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60
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Corporations/tax subsidies, 1996
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60
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Cross-Border Dialogue: A View from the Global South, 2007
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60
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Cross Border Links. 1997 Environmental directory, 1997
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1997 Fair Trade and Sustainable Development directory, 1997
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60
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1997 Labor directory, 1997
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60
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1998 Fair Trade and Sustainable Development Directory, 1998
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Box
60
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Cumberland Greens. WTO workshop, 1999
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Box
61
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A Decade of Executive Excess: The 1990s, 1999 September 1
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Box
61
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2
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Democracy South. Southeast Regional Conference on Money and Politics at the
Highlander Center, 1997 May 8-11
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Box
61
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3
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“Demystifying Globalization in the Southern United States” / by Susan
Williams, undated
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Box
61
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Development dialogue. Between Sovereignty and Globalisation: Power
Politics, Disarmament and Culture 2000
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Box
61
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Dismantling Corporate Rule. Working draft, undated
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61
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Dollars and Sense. The ABCs of 'Free Trade' Agreements, 2001
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“Drop the GATT." Lyrics, undated
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61
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Equal Means, Volume 1 Number 2 Spring 1992
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61
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Fight Where You Stand! Why Globalization Matters in Your Community and
Workplaceand How to Address it at the Grassroots, undated
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Box
61
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Flexible Manufacturing Networks: A Concept Paper, 1990 February 28
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Box
61
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Free Trade Game, 1992
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61
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Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA), Alternatives 1998, 2001
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61
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Hemispheric Social Alliance, 1999
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Box
61
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“From Global Pillage to Global Village,” undated
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Box
61
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The Global Citizens' Plan. Part 2: Visions, Fall 1994
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Box
61
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Global economy creative actions. Skits, 1999
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Box
61
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Global Teach-in 2: The Social, Ecological, Cultural, and Political Costs of
Economic Globalization 1996
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Box
61
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Globalization: A Primer, 1999 October
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Box
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Globalization and international solidarity, 1996, 1998
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Box
61
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Globalization articles, 1994-1996
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Box
61
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Globalization in Our Own Front Yard, undated
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Box
62
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1
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Highlander Across Race and Nation Project and relationship to other
Highlander work, undated
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Box
62
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2
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The Highlander Research and Education Center's 85th Annual Homecoming
Celebration. Schedule guide, 2017
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Box
62
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3
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How Strong and Democratic is Our Organization?, undated
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Box
62
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IMF/World Bank/debt, 1994-1998
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Box
62
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Immigrant workers freedom ride, undated
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Box
62
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6
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Immigration and Globalization: Race and Identity in the Latino
Community, undated
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Box
62
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7
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INDELI (Instituto para el Desarrollo del Liderazgo Immigrante)
evaluation, 2007
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Institute for Policy Studies. The Top 200: The Rise of Global Corporate
Power, 1996 September 25
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International debt/financial institutions, 1996-1999
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Invisible Government: The World Trade Organization: Global Government for
the New Millennium?, 1999
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Jobs With Justice (JWJ), September 26 (S26) actions 2000 August-September
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The Jubilee 2000/USA education packet, 2000
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A Just and Sustainable Trade and Development Inititative for the Western
Hemisphere, 1994
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The Labor Pool Reformer. Volume 1, Number 1 1990 April
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Latino Immigrant Women in Memphis, 2002
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“Latino Immigrants in Tennessee: A Survey of Demographic and Social Science
Research,” 2004 June
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Latino strategy session handout articles, undated
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“Latino Women and Children in Memphis, TN: An Account of Self-reported
Needs and Concerns,” circa 2002
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Local Organizing in a Global Economy: A Talk by Tim Costello, 1996 July 13
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MAI. Workshop, 1997-1998
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Meeting with organizers in Mexico City, 1998
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Miscellaneous TIRN/NAFTA documents, 1998-2006
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Mountain Promise. Migration: A Region on the Move (Vol. 12, No.
5) Winter 2002
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Multilateral Agreements on Investments (MAI), 1997-1998
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Multinational Monitor, 1996 December
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NAFTA and the World: Seven Years of Experience Shows NAFTA to be a Failed
and Inadequate Model for Meeting Global Competition, 2001 July
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NAFTA's Broken Promises: The Border Betrayed, 1996 January
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The Cost to Tennessee of Our Failed Experiment with NAFTA, undated
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Fast Track to Unsafe Food, 1997 September
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Job Creation Under NAFTA, 1995 September
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“NAFTA's First Year: Lessons for the Hemisphere,” 1994 December 6
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NAFTA's Labor Side Agreement: Lessons from the First Three
Years, 1996 November
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The Nation. Saving the Global Economy, 1997 December 15
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Neoliberalism. Marcos-Zapatistas, 1997
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The New Latino South: An Introduction, 2001 December
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“New Opportunities and New Barriers for Community Organzing,” undated
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“Nike: I Hope You Like Your Shoes" skit, 1996
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Non-violence, 1966, 1990
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North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), 1994, 2001
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Jobs With Justice (JWJ) slideshow, early 1990s
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Reports, 2001
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North American Worker-to-worker Network (NAWWN)/Working
Together, 1993-1995
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“An Open Letter to Funding Colleagues. New Developments in the
Environmental Justice Movement,” undated
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“Pilot Study: Immigrants and the Criminal Justice System in East
Tennessee,” 2004
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Plant Closings and Runaway Industries: Strategies for Labor, 1981
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Plant Closures: Myths, Realities and Responses 1985
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Poor People's Human Rights Report on the United States, 1999 October
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The Praxis Project, undated
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Preamble Center. Brief Update on the MAI (Multilateral Agreement on
Investment) Negotiations, 1998 May
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Privatization, 1999
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“Privatization, Protest and Participation:Citizen Opposition to the World
Bank in Haiti and South Africa,” 1997-1998, 2000
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Project South. Globalization, 1997-1998
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Rebuilding Communities Initiative, 1998 July
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“Reflecting on Women and Work; The International Economy." From Learning
Economics: Empowering Women for Action, undated
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Report on the REJN (Regional Economic Justice Network) delegation to the
United Nations World Conference Against Racism, 2002 March
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"Saving Our Communities" / by Susan Williams, 1992 Summer
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School of Real-Life Results Report Card (Public Citizen's Global Trade
Watch), 1998 December
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64
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Solutions to Issues of Concern to Knoxvillians (SICK), Globalization case
study 2000
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“Standing Rusty and Rolling Empty: Law, Poverty, and America's Eroding
Industrial Base,” undated
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Strategic A, 1976, 1989, 1992
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Strategic B, 1967-1989
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Structural adjustment, 1992, 1996, 1999
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Sweatshop Watch/Global Exchange, 1998
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Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition (TIRRC), 2009
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Tennessee Industrial Renewal Network (TIRN), Annual Meeting.
Globalization 2000 June
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“The Global Economy in Our Backyard,” 1999
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The Global Economy in Your Backyard. Workshop and Glossary, 1999
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Tomasita materials (Deb Barndt), 1994-1998
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TriNational Monitoring and Educational Project, 1994-1995
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United for a Fair Economy (UFE), FTAA for Beginners: Participant Handout
Package 2001 May
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Globalization book. Drafts, 2000
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World Trade Organization (WTO) materials, 1999
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United States groups on trade, 1995
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United States Immigration History. M. Hernandez training, 1996, 2001
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U.S. Network for Global Economic Justice. "50 Years is Enough"
(IMF), 1998-1999
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Whose Trade Organization? Corporate Globalization and the Erosion of
Democracy, 1999
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66
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Witness for Peace. 1997 Issue and Action Guide, 1997
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Box
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Workers in the Global Economy, 2001 January
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Box
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Working group meeting on trade and globalization, 1996-1997
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Funding, 1996
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Working Together, 1993-1997
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#29, 1998 April
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Workshop presentation: "A Little Yarn About the Global Economy,” 1997 August
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World Economy Project/Preamble Center. "If Globalization is so
Exciting…,” undated
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World Trade Organization (WTO), 1994, 1999, 2001
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Seattle, 1997, 1999-2000
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World Trade Organization: The Whole World - In Whose Hands?, 2000
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Your Right to Be Warned. A UAW Manual on Mass Layoff and Plant Closing
Notification Under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act
(WARN), 1989
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67
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Campaign for Labor Rights. Global sweatshop curriculum, 1997
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Box
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Labor, 1985, 1989, 1996-2000
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Maquiladoras. Tehuacán report, 1998
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National Labor Committee. Disney sweatshops, 1996
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Series: Non-Highlander Labor Curriculum, 1977-2003
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41
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AFL-CIO. Common Sense Economics workshop, Guides 1999
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Box
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Transparencies, 1999
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The American Right, 2002 April
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Assessment/mapping/numbers, 1990
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Association of Flight Attendants, 1997
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Bargaining for Power. A Teaching Manual for Staff and Local Union
Bargaining Committees, undated
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Box
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The Black Commentator. "Goin' South: To Save Itself, Organized Labor Must
Capture Dixie,” 2002 June 27
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Box
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Blueprint for Change: A National Assessment of Winning Union Organizing
Strategies, 2003
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Candidacy, 1993, 1995, 1999
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Box
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Common Sense Economics. A Study Group Manual, 1998
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Common Sense Economics: The Basic Rap, 2000 June
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2002
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Common Sense for Working Families. Kit one, 1997
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Communicating, 1998
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Communication. Leaflets, 1992-2000
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Media, 1993, undated
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Communications. General, 1998-2003
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Communities @Work Toolbox, 2003
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Box
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Contract campaigns, 1988, 1997-1999, undated
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Developing the organizing committee, 1991, 1995
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Box
43
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Educate, Agitate, Organize. A Train-the-trainer Resource Manual for Union
Builders undated
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Box
43
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Excerpt from Mind Your Own Business: Economics at Work, "Profits and Where
They Come From,” undated
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Box
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Grievance processing, 1998, 2001
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Hitting Home: SEIU Grassroots Legislative Guide, undated
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House calls, undated
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I, Tomato/La Historia de un Tomate 2001
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“-isms,” 1998, 2001
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Labor education. General, 2001-2003
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Labor education for the K-12 curriculum. Resource guide for
teachers, 2002
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Labor in the Schools: How You Can Help Teach the Next Generation About
Unions, undated
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Leadership, 1998, 2001, 2003, undated
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Box
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Leadership Training for the Worksite. A Guide for Trainers, circa 1993
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Box
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Lobbying, 1987, 2002, undated
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Box
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Making it Clear. Clear Language for Union Communications, 1999
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A Mediation Model for Workplace Disputes in the Federal Sector, 1993
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Meetings, 1977, 1995, undated
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“Meeting the Political Challenges of the 1990s: A Rank and File Economics
and Political Action Training Program,” 1996 September 1
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Membership drives, 1989-2002
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44
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New Labor Forum. Articles, 2001-2002
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Box
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Numbers That Count: A Manual on Internal Organizing, 1988 June
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45
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Organizing, 1991-2002
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Organizing model, 1975-2002
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Organizing research, undated
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Participating for Strength. A Guide to Worker Participation That Works to
Build the Union, 1995
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Planning, 1988, 2000, undated
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Box
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Political miscellany, 1996
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“Press and Public Education Activities,” 1995
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“The Rise of the New Right: Gays, Guns, Government and God,
1968-1980,” undated
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SEIU. Public Services You Can Count On, 2003
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The Workers' Right to Organize, 1995
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SEIU Local Union Leader Tools for Talking With Members, 2000
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SEIU MPO (Member Political Organizer) training, 2001 November 4
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“Seize This Moment in History." Leo W. Gerard, International President
United Steelworkers of America, address to the USWA 31st constitutional
convention 2002 August 5
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46
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Skills for Tomorrow. Teaching Labor in the Schools: How You Can Help Turn
Kids on to the Teamsters Union. 21st Century Edition, undated
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Social Justice Unionism: A Working Draft, undated
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Steward training, 1986-2002
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Sweatshops, undated
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“Talking With Politicians and the Community About Workers' Freedom to
Choose a Voice at Work,” undated
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Teaching techniques, 1987, 1998, undated
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Tool Kit for Effective Representation, undated
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Trouble in the Hen House: A Puppet Show for Elementary Labor
Studies, undated
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Union democracy, 1987, 2001-2002
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“Work to Worker. About a One-on-one Approach. Talking Union… 'We Are
Listening',” 1988
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Working styles/organizing, undated
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WorkingUSA articles, 2001-2003
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Series: Planning, 1989-1998
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Annual planner, MTA (Mary Thom Adams) 1994-1995
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Susan, 1994-1995
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Articles related to planning, 1989-1995
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Board/staff planning meetings, notes, etc. 1997
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General planning materials, 1994-1998
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Highlander long-range planning, 1997
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Director evaluation, 1997
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Economic justice, circa 1997
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Education team, 1997
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Gender discussions, 1996-1997
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Listenings, 1997
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Salary decisions/information, 1996-1997
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Long-range strategy, 1998
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Organizational development, 1992-1993
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Staff retreat, 1992 January
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Susan, 1994-1996
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Series: Senate Resolution 266, 1936-1943
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Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Education and Labor,
United States Senate, Seventy-fourth Congress, Second Session on S. Res. (Senate
Resolution) 266: A Resolution to Investigate Violations of the Right of Free Speech
and Assembly and Interference with the Right of Labor to Organize and Bargain
Collectively 1936 April
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Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee of Education and Labor,
United States Senate, Seventy-fourth Congress, Second Session, pursuant to S. Res.
266: A Resolution to Investigate Violations of the Right of Free Speech and Assembly
and Interference with the Right of Labor to Organize and Bargain Collectively. Parts
1-4 1936 August-1937 January
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Parts 6-9, 1937 February-March
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Parts 10, 12 1937 April
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Parts 21-22, 24-25 1938 April-July
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Preliminary, Reports no. 46 part 3 and 1150 part 3 1937-1938, 1942
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Reports no. 6, parts 1-4, 6 1939 January-August
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Report no. 151, report no. 398 parts 2-3 1941, 1943
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Series: Southern Progress, 1992-2002
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Curriculum and handouts. Communication and stress stances for Southern
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How My Culture Speaks to Me--potential curriculum, undated
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Southern Progress workshop I. Common Elements of Oppression, undated
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Southern Progress workshop I: A Comparison of Dialogue &
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Southern Progress workshop I. Handout: Terms and definitions
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Southern Progress workshop II: The Bible and Homosexuality, undated
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Southern Progress workshop II:
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Southern Progress workshop II. "Down the River is Not What's
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Southern Progress workshop II: The 4 Strategies/Midwest Academy
chart, undated
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Southern Progress workshop III. Globalization handouts, 2001
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Southern Progress workshop III report, 2001 August
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Useful facts on economic inequality, 2000 July-August
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Values and skills of a democratic manager--potential
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Deep South. Goals/objectives/outcomes, undated
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Workshop I evaluations, 2000
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Workshop I skills assessment, 2001 March
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Empowerment evaluation, undated
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Southern Progress. Cherokee Nation, 2000
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Common Ground, 2000-2001
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Cycle 2 recruitment, undated
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Deep South letters of agreement, 2000
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Empty the Shelters, 1997-1998
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Fieldwork notes and logistics, 2000-2001
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Georgia Rural Urban Summit, undated
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Mississippi Equity Coalition (MEC), 2000
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Mississippi Rural Center, 2000
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New Town Florist Club, 2000
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Recruitment materials, undated
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South Carolina AFL-CIO, undated
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SC (South Carolina) Progressive Network, 2000-2001
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SC (South Carolina) United Action, 1992, 2001
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STAAR (Serious Teens and Adults Acting Responsibly), 2000
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Stop the Violence, 2000-2001
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Stop the Violence. Fieldwork, 2001
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Workshop 3 evaluations, 2001 August
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Workshop 2 evaluations, 2001 February
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Workshops. Anti-oppression questions from workshop I, undated
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Deep South I. Master copies, undated
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Deep South registration forms, 2000 July-August
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Deep South workshop I, 2000 July-August
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Pre-workshop tasks, undated
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56
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Rationale for changing Southern Progress program from 2 to 3
years, undated
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56
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Southern Progress. Global, 2001 August
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Southern Progress III. Expense form [blank], undated
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Southern Progress III. Turnout letter, undated
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Southern Progress workshop I report, 2000 August
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Southern Progress workshop II, 2001 February
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Southern Progress workshop II report, 2001 February
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Southern Progress workshop II. Registrations, 2001
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Southern Progress workshop II. Report, 2001 February-April
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Southern Progress workshop III, 2001 August
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Southern Progress workshop III. "Glocal: Connecting the Global to the
Local,” 2001 August
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Southern Progress workshop IV. Immigration, 2002 February
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Workshop agendas, logistics, housekeeping, etc. 2001 February
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Series: SRDI (Southern Rural Development Initiative), 1991-1995
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Arkansas Land and Farm Development. Draft implementation plan, 1993
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Box
57
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Draft of organizing instruments, 1993-1994
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File #1, 1994-1995
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File #2, 1993
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Proposals, 1993-1994
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Southern Funders Initiative, 1992
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Collaborative models, 1991-1992
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SRDI press advisory, 1994
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Strategic planning meeting, 1993
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Strategic planning meeting, 1993
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58
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Strategic planning meeting V, 1994
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Series: TERN (Tennessee Economic Renewal Network)-TIRN (Tennessee Industrial Renewal
Network), 1989-2005
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Box
68
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The Alabama Tax and Budget Handbook, 2005 August
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Box
68
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American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico, undated
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Box
68
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Ann Johnson video project, 1997-1998
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68
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Barbara Smith's book, 1994-1999
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68
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CATS (Citizens Against Temporary Services), 1989
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CATS article, undated
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68
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CATS/contingent workforce presentation, undated
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68
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CATS testimony. Legislative hearing, 1989
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Box
68
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9
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FTAA and NAFTA fact sheets, undated
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Box
69
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1
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Fair trade. International contacts. Coalition for Justice in the
Maquiladoras, 1995-1998
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Box
69
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1999
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69
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Convergence of Movements of Peoples of the Americas, 2002
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69
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Fast track authority, 1998
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Box
69
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5
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Highlander/TIRN/NAWWN materials, 1992-1993
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Box
69
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6
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“I'm Not a Quitter!" Job Training and Basic Education for Women Textile
Workers, 1991
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Box
69
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Manual, undated
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Box
69
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Copy "A." One-sided without paste-ons, undated
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69
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Copy "B". One-sided without paste-ons, 2022-03-12T00:00:00+00:00
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Good CC, 2022-01-16T00:00:00+00:00
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69
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Master "B". Double-sided, 2022-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
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Box
70
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Mexico trip. Logistics, 1998
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70
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NAWWN (North American Worker to Worker Network), 1992-1994
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70
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“Part-time, Temporary, and Contract Workers: Overview of the Contingent
Workforce." Lachelle's overview (originals) 1992
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70
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Plant closing articles, 1989
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Box
70
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Plant closing research with Lachelle, 1997
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70
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Releases and contact information, 2003
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Taking Charge (Manual), Review quotes undated
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70
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Tennessee Industrial Renewal Network (TIRN), 1991
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General fast-track information, 1994-1998
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Box
71
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Tennessee NAFTA articles (TIRN), 1993-1994
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Tennessee news articles, 1997
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71
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TERNing Points, 2004 November
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71
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Testimony/position articles, 1991
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71
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“Throw-Away Workers:" The Rise in Part-time, Temporary, and Contract Jobs.
An Annotated Bibliography and Overview of the Contingent Workforce Issue 1992 September
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71
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TIRN articles, 1989-1995
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71
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TIRN conference proceedings, 1989
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TIRN/ Fast-track, 1998
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TIRN Mexico trip, 1998 May
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71
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TIRN-related NAFTA articles, 1993
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71
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TIRN report, 1989
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72
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TIRN slide shows, 1992-1998
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72
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TIRN/TN NAFTA, undated
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73
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TIRNing Points, 1993-2002
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73
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2
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Witness for Peace. Mexico worker-to-worker exchanges, undated
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Series: UNCED (United Nations Conference on Environment and Development), 1984-1992
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Box
74
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1991 Carbide plant explosion, 1992
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74
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“American Waste,” 1991
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74
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Ashland Oil, 1988-1992
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74
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Bondi's Island landfill, 1991
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Charlie Spencer, 1991-1992
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74
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Chelsea Organized Against Lead Poisoning, 1984-1987
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74
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“The Citizens' Viewpoint: Health and Human Safety" Presented by Dr. William
Mitchell, undated
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74
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Citizens for a Clean County, 1992 February
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74
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Coalition for Health Concern, undated
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74
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Downriver Citizens for a Safe Environment, 1991-1992
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74
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11
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“Environment and Development in the U.S.A.: A Grassroots Report for the
UNCED,” undated
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Box
74
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12
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Selected cases for the People's Forum, 1992 March 5
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74
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13
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“Environmental Justice--At What Price?,” undated
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74
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14
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ESCAPE (Environmental Survival Committee Against Pollution of the
Environment), undated
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74
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15
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“Farm Life and Toxics” / by Judith Pittman, undated
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Box
74
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“For next edition,” undated
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74
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17
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Hilltop Landfill, Greenup, Kentucky 1987-1992
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Box
75
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1
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“Industrial Pollution in African American Neighborhoods of South
Chattanooga,” undated
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75
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INEL News. Volume 3 Number 2, 1992 April
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75
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3
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Jefferson Proving Ground Survival Committee (Mike Moore), undated
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75
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Kentuckians for the Commonwealth, undated
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75
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Kentucky Environment Foundation, 1992
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75
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“Last Ditch Logging” / by Judi Bari, undated
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Box
75
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Louisiana Colaition/Citizens for Tax Justice, 1991 October
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75
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8
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Massachusetts Campaign to Clean Up Hazardous Waste, 1990-1992
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75
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Material not used in UNCED report, undated
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75
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10
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Micro-Flo Company, 1988-1991
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Box
75
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11
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“Old versions,” undated
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Box
75
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12
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Ozark Sierran. Volume 23, Number 6 1991 November/December
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Box
76
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Ralls Against Waste, 1989
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76
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Rocky Flats nuclear energy plant, undated
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76
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Save Our Rivers, Inc. undated
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76
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Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition (Ted Smith), 1991-1992
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76
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Silicon Valley Toxics News. Volume 9, Number 2 Summer 1991
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76
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Southwest Network for Environmental and Economic Justice, undated
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76
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Spotted owl hearings (Calvin Hecocta), 1992 February
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76
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Stratton Mountain Freeholders, 1992
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Box
76
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9
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UNCED (United Nations Conference on Environment and Development),
General undated
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Box
76
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10-12
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UNCED research, undated
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Box
76
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13
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Wiregress Sierran (Jennie Alvernaz), 1991
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Box
76
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14
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“Wood Chip Mills: Lessons and Challenges” / by Bruce Wilkey, undated
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Electronic
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Electronic
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Series: Water, 1984-1985
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Box
77
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Water booklet, 1985
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Box
77
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2
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“Bibliography,” undated
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Box
77
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3
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Bibliography and appendices, undated
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Box
77
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4
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Cindy Rank, undated
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77
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5
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Comments (How I got involved) and statements (introductions,
etc.) undated
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Box
77
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Edited copy, undated
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77
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7
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“For Babs McBride or whoever!,” undated
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77
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“G. Washington" and Virginia Water Project, undated
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Gail Thompson, undated
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“Groups, resources,” undated
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Helen Kuhn, 1985
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Helen Newsome, undated
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77
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“How people get involved comments,” undated
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Box
77
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14
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“Introductory stuff,” undated
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Box
77
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15
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Juliet's notes, 1984
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77
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Melissa Smiddy, 1985
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Mock-ups for cover and inside, undated
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Box
77
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Perry Bryant, undated
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Box
77
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Stories, undated
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Box
77
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“To printer,” 1985
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Box
77
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22
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Typed pieces of water workshop, undated
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Box
78
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Water laws (Fitz), undated
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Box
78
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2
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Water workshop, 1984 June
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78
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3
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Water: You Have to Drink It With a Fork!, undated
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Series: Other Subject Files, 1934-2006
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Box
79
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Group mapping. Database, 1997-1998
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Box
79
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2
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Kensington Welfare Rights Union (KWRU), freedom buses, and
miscellaneous 1998
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Box
79
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3
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McDowell County, 1997-1999
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Box
79
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North/South Dialogue. Fundraising, 1998
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Box
79
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Highlander, 1998
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Box
79
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Poor People's Summit, 1998
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Poor People's Gathering, 1997
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Addresses, 1997-1998
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Expenses and fundraising, 1997
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Group information, 1997-1999
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Box
80
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Newsletter, 1998
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80
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Poor People's groups, 1998-1999
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Poor People's Summit, 1998
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80
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4
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Porque no es cuestíon de brujería…, undated
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Box
81
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Appalachia workshop, 1964 March 12-14
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Box
81
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Conrad Browne correspondence, 1968-1969
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Box
81
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Correspondence, 1962, 1967-1969
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Box
81
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“Crisis Education at Highlander” / by Aimee Horton, undated
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Box
81
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5
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Daugherty's field report (Knowledge Power Program), 1969 August 4
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Box
81
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6
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"Economic Change in the Appalachian South" / 55th annual conference, Council
of the Southern Mountains Inc. 1967 April 12
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Box
81
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7
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Farmer-labor school brochure, 1947
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Box
81
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8
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“The General Condition of the Mississippi Negro” / by Student Nonviolent
Coordinating Committee (SNCC), 1963 October
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Box
81
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9
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“Here is Highlander: Twenty-five years of leadership training for
democratic living,” / by A.A. Liveright 1957 April
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Box
81
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10
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Highlander Appalachian project, Summer 1965
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Box
81
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11
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“Highlander Center Serves the South” / by Aimee I. Horton, 1963 September 14
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Box
81
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12
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Highlander Folk School Review. Winter term, 1938
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Box
81
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13
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“Highlander Folk School: We the Students,” 1939
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Box
81
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14
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Highlander pamphlets on integration/desegregation, 1955
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Box
81
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15
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“Highlander-type Centers” / by Myles Horton, 1964 May
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Box
81
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16
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Highlander Workshop News,Volume 2, Number 1 1965 November
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Box
81
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17
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“The Idea of Field Study Centers,” 1967 January
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Box
81
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18
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Let's Open the Third Front: How to Start a Production Committee, undated
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Box
81
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19
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Minutes of the meetings of the Board of Directors, 1963-1965
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Box
82
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1
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Mississippi voter-education report by Bernice Robinson of Highlander
Center, 1962 July
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Box
82
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2
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Music-related documents, 1967-1968
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Box
82
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3
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Our Honorees, “Champions of Democracy,” Woman of the Year (Septima Clark) 1960 June
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Box
82
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4
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"The Place of Whites in the Civil Rights Movement" / by Myles
Horton, 1967 April 27
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Box
82
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5
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“Proposed Appalachia Pilot Project for Knoxville, Tennessee” / by Rob
Burlage 1964
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Box
82
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6
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Report on education program, District Three - UPWA (United Packinghouse
Workers of America) undated
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Box
82
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7
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Reports on Myles Horton's visits, 1955, 1967-1969
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Box
82
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8
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The Southern Labor School. Fall term brochure, 1946 September
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Box
82
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9
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“The Status of Our Civil Rights” / by Myles Horton, 1959 December
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Box
82
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10
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The Student Voice. Volume 1, Number 1 1960 June
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Box
82
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11
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Summary of Highlander activities, 1964-1966
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Box
82
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12
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Summerfield Community Council. Community Nite, 1940
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Box
82
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13
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“The Trouble at Highlander." (Special issue of Concern), 1959 October 23
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Box
82
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14
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Workshop-related documents, 1965, 1967-1968, 1970
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Box
82
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15
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WRL News (War Recruiters League), 1968 September-October
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Box
83
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1
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Eighth constitutional convention of The United Packinghouse Workers of
America proceedings, 1952 May
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Box
83
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2
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Highlander Folk School, et al vs. The State of Tennessee. Assignments of
error, brief and argument of plaintiffs-in-error 1961
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Box
83
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3
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State of Tennessee vs. Robert Seals, et al. Trial transcript 1963 June
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Box
84
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American letters regarding China, 1975-1977
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Box
84
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2
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Andrew Young's statement, circa 1983
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Box
84
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3
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Appalachian self-education program and cultural workshops. Program
proposal, 1969
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Box
84
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4
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“Appalachian-Third World Connections" address, 1985 October 3
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Box
84
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5
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Applications and tour brochure, 1975, 1978
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Box
84
Folder
6
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Articles and references. Factory and farm colleges, and May 7 cadre
schools undated
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Box
84
Folder
7
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The Attack of the Grundy County Crusaders on the Highlander Folk
School, 1940 December 9
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Box
84
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8
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China, 1978
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Box
84
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9
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China orientation, 1977
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Box
84
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10
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China trip. Applications, 1977-1978
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Box
84
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11
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Mary Berry interview and article, 1978
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Box
84
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12
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Planning, 1976-1977
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Box
84
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13
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Procedure, 1976-1977
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Box
84
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14
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“Chinese Combine Learning and Productive Labor" (The Mountain
Eagle), 1976 November 18
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Box
84
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15
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Commune study tour, 1977 January
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Box
84
Folder
16
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Constitution and by-laws of the Highlander Research and Education Center,
Inc. 1978 June
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Box
84
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17
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The Controversy over the Chou En-lai interviews by Carma Hinton, 1976 November 15
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Box
84
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18
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Conversation between Myles Horton and Rick Diehl, 1968 March
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Box
84
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19
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Correspondence and articles on China trip, 1976-1980
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Box
84
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20
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Correspondence with China trip applicants, 1975-1977
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Box
84
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21
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Correspondence with Commissioner of Internal Revenue regarding Highlander's
501 ©(3) status revocation, 1957
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Box
84
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22
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Correspondence with Franklin Parker, 1977-1979
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Box
84
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23
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Correspondence with Sara Greensfelder (Akwesasne Notes), 1975-1976
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Box
84
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24
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Far East Reporter. "Dazhai Revisited" (reprinted), 1988 March
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Box
84
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25
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Gene Lawhorn editorials, 1991 March
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Box
84
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26
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The Guardian Financial Extra on industrial common ownership, 1977 March 7
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Box
85
Folder
1
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Highlander archive. Borrowed materials notes, undated
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Box
85
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2
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Highlander Board of Directors. Appalachian program, undated
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Box
85
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3
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Highlander Board of Directors folder, 1978
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Box
85
Folder
4
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Highlander Center “China” workshop, 1978
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Box
85
Folder
5
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“The Highlander Center: Education for Social Change” / by Sue
Trasher, undated
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Box
85
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6
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Highlander event invitations, undated
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Box
85
Folder
7
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Highlander Folk School 21st Annual Report, 1953
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Box
85
Folder
8
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Highlander News: The Story of Highlander. A sermon by Torquil
MacLean, undated
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Box
85
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9
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Highlander Reports. 26th annual report, 1957-1958
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Box
85
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10
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Multi-racial workshop for American poor, Summer 1970
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Box
85
Folder
11
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Highlander Reports Pamphlet Series No. 5: The Impact of Recreational
Development on Pioneer Life Styles in Southern Appalachia by Edgar
Bingham, 1973 November 9
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Box
85
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12
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Highlander Research and Education Center. 50th anniversary benefit
concert, 1983 November
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Box
85
Folder
13
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Initial tour itinerary and name lists, 1975
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Box
85
Folder
14
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anchow Experimental Tea Farm interview transcripts, undated
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Box
85
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15
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Myles Horton interview, at Bergen, The Netherlands 1971 April 4
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Box
85
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16
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“It's a Miracle - I Still Don't Believe It: An Interview with Myles
Horton”, 1966 May
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Box
85
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17
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The Look to the Future by Martin Luther King Jr., 1957 September 2
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Box
85
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18
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Lucille Thornburgh clippings, 1934 September
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Materials on a Highlander workshop, 1958
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Mountain Life and Work. Special issue: Appalachian poetry, 1982 July-August
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Myles Horton "Box Two" inventory, undated
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Myles Horton interview at Sheats Home, 1964
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Myles Horton's notes on trip to Southern Africa, 1985 April-June
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Myles Horton's talk at Experimental Citizenship School workshop, 1961
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Myles Horton's talk at the Unitarian Fellowship in Memphis, 1970 September 13
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Myles Horton's talk with Friends World Institute, 1968 April 8
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Myles' notes on China, circa 1975
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National Leaders Answer Governor Martin Griffin's Attack on
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The New World Commentator, 1949 December
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New York Times interview with Myles Horton, Donald Stephans, Hassie Easlic,
Ethel Clyde and Harry Davidson 1967 May
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Notes from the speech of Myles Horton. California, 1980 May
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Participatory research, 1983 January
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Peking Review #15. "Educational Policy: Questions and Answers,” 1978 April 14
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People's China in 1973: A Group Report, 1974
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Post-trip publications and correspondence, 1978
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Quotes from 50th anniversary celebration, 1983
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Race relations institute at Fisk University. Clippings, 1965 June-July
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“Racial Integration: A Highlander Learning Experience” / by Aleine
Austin, 1986
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Readings and related correspondence, 1977
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Reverberation in Kyoto: A Reconstructionist Dialogue, by Myles Horton,
Theodore Brameld, and Shigeru Matsuura (edited by Midori Matsuyama) undated
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Box
86
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Scott Bates poems, 1961, 1989
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Box
86
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“A Selective List of Books and Articles About Highlander,” undated
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The South is Playing With Fire by Aubrey Williams, 1957 September 2
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Study tour report by Franklin Parker, 1978 August 21
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Tour background, 1975-1978
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Transcript of discussion between May Justus, Myles Horton, Rosa Parks, and
George Mitchell. (Highlander Folk School, Advisory and Executive
meeting) 1956 March 3-4
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Transcription excerpts, undated
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Esau Jenkin's comments on citizenship schools, 1965
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Voter education workshop, 1962
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Transcription of tapes of conversations with Myles Horton, 1970
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Unidentified essay on Christian G. Priber and Cherokee Nation, undated
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U.T. seminar. Speech notes, 1970 October 13
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What Can We Learn From the Schools of China? By Franklin Parker, 1977
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“What is Liberating Education? A Conversation with Myles Horton” / by Bingham
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Who Owns the Land and Minerals?, 1981 November
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“Account of Visit to Highlander in Summer, 1941” / by Dan Ross 1941
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“Appalachia's Changing Economy,” 1986 October
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Appalachian Pilot Project. Transcription of taped discussion, 1964 October
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Awards received by Myles Horton, 1981, 1986
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Books to be added, from Myles Horton circa 1989
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“Boycott Campbell's…In Support of Midwestern Farm Workers,” undated
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Constitution of Grundy County Committee of Labor's Non-partisan League of
Tennessee, circa 1936-1938
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Donor lists, 1967
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Freedom Riders who have been at Highlander, 1960-1961
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Full Tilt: A Community Broadside Magazine, 1973
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Harlan Labor News, 1975-1976
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Highlander budget information, 1973-1977
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Highlander Folk School brochure for UOPWA Local #16, undated
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Highlander Homecoming invitation, undated
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Highlander summer school publications. Fighting Eaglet, 1934
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The Snag, 1935
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Our Verdict, 1936
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The Foghorn, 1937
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“I Know What It Means." (Highlander Folk School, Fall Term) 1940 October
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“Inside… Outside… Madison County,” 1973
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Instructor's Manual No. 1 for Steward Training (UPWA Education
Department), 1952
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Kingsport forum. Evaluation form, 1979 April
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The Knoxville News-Sentinel. Article on Martin Luther King Jr. holiday
celebration, 2003 January 20
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Koinonia partners, 1975-1976
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Manuscript to novel regarding coal strike, undated
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Memo from Highlander regarding adverse decision on school
closure, 1959 November 10
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Myles Horton report (UPWA convention, Denver, Colorado) circa 1952
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"The Nashville Tennessean's Red-scare" / by Myles Horton, 1939
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New Orleans extension program. Report on first month, 1941 May 10
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Official statement of policy, Highlander Folk School undated
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Our Lives. By Highlander Folk School, 1940 May
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Pete Seeger transcripts, undated
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Photocopies for booklet, circa 1984
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Pigeon River/Champion, 1996 May 30
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Prospectus and program for the Fifteenth Annual Southeastern Regional
I-L-G-W-U (International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union) Educational and
Organizational Conference: Hillbilly Holiday, 1951 June 30-July 6
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Shirt-tale. (Amalgamated Clothing Workers of American, Local
#95) 1937 June 14
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88
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“Staff Report on Visit of Negro Students from Clinton, Tennessee High
School to Highlander Folk School,” 1956 December 14-16
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Box
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The State Education System: A Parent/Citizen Handbook, 1981
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Statement by Myles Horton in connection with hearings before Subcommittee
on Internal Security, 1954 March 18-20
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Transcription of discussion on Clinton, Tennessee, and Highlander's role in
the South 1957
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Union Labor Fair advertisements, 1937
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Unity and Struggle. Volume V Number 1, undated
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“Voices of the Civil Rights Movement" (Smithsonian), 1980
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We Shall Not Be Moved: The Historical Roots of Agrarian Protest. Symposium
agenda and pamphlet, 1980 March 24-26
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Agrarian Protest (Notes for concluding remarks), 1980
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Alternative Agriculture: The Quiet Protest essays, 1980
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“Early Agrarian Socialism to Non-partisan League" essays, 1980
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“Education and Religion in Rural Movements" essays, 1980
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“Farm Dissent in the Truman Era" essays, 1980
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“Farm Labor Movements" essays, 1980
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“Farm Strikes: Farmers Holiday to American Agriculture"
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“Historic Populism" essays, 1980
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“New Deal Farm Programs" essays, 1980
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“New Directions in Agrarian Protest" essays, 1980
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“Rural Movements in the Press" essays, 1980
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“Rural Movements in the South" essays, 1980
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WPA relief worker invitation to Tracy City rally, 1936 May
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A Travez de la raza y la acion. Entrevistas, 2001
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Across Race and Nation, undated
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Across Races and Nations: Building New Communities in the U.S.
South, 2006
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American Friends Service Committee, 2000
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La Asociación Campesina de Florida/The Farmworker Association of Florida,
Inc. (FWAF) 2000-2001
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La Asociación de Trabajadores Latinos de Carolina del Norte
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Big Zoo voice account. Antonio Chavez, 2002-2003
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Francisco Garza, 2002-2003
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Lucas Santiago, 2002-2003
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Magdalena Hernandez, 2002-2003
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Roxana Villacorta, 2002-2003
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Blank timesheet, undated
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Boletin, 2001
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Bybee Migrant Headstart. Social Security problems for new babies born to
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Canciones (songs), undated
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Casa Multicultural, 2001
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Casas Relacionadas con Educacion Popular, undated
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The CDC Pop Wuj of Morganton, undated
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El Centro Hispano, 2000
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A Closer Look. Gathering of Latino Centers, 2002 October 19
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Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW), 2000-2001
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Comité Coordinador de Trabajadores del Sureste. Program summaries in
Spanish and English, 2001 November
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La Communidad Inmigrante de Trabajadores Latinoámerica, 2001-2002
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Contactos para reclutamiento de pueblos, 2002-2003
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Draft of Hamblen County case study, undated
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Episcopal Hispanic ministries, 2000
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Farm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC), 2000-2001
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Farmworkers Self-help, Inc. 2000-2001
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Teen Dream Team pamphlet, 2001
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Greg Bautista. Hoja de contacto y reclutamiento, 2001 May 1
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Hergom. Magda Hernandez, 1999-2000
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Highlander Research and Education Center. Capital campaign feasibility
study, 2002 December
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Hojas de inscripcion para el programa de pueblos, 2001
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Informacion General del Programa de Pueblos, 2000-2002
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Latinos and Immigrant Rights, undated
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League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), 2000
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List of interviews, circa 2002
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The New Latino South: An Introduction, 2001 December
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Notos-e-informacion personal de pueblo, 2000-2001
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One-D-Mac, 2000-2001
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Organizational contact file. Center for Participatory Change, 2002-2003
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El Centro Hispano, 2003
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Centro: La Communidad, undated
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Comite de Apoyo de Inquilinos y Trabajadores, undated
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La Communidad Inmigrantes de Trabajadores Latinoámerica
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Latino Advocacy Coalition, undated
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Latino Community Development Center, undated
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El Vinculo Hispano, 2002-2003
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Pop Wuj, 2000
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Pueblos, 2000
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Fieldwork notes, 2000
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Outreach, 2002
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Pueblos comité, 2001
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Pueblos de Latinoamerica, 2001-2003
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Pueblos de Latinoamerica: An Immigrant Rights and Leadership
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Pueblos General Assembly. Documents with Spanish and English
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Pueblos participants' phone numbers, 2002-2003
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El Puente, 2000
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Reach Out, Inc. 2000
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Resumen del programa, 2001
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Rondas de organizaciones para un Liderazgo Colectivo, undated
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 2000
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Summary of Pueblos workplan (draft), 2002 September-2003 August
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Taller Conozca sus Derechos, 2003 April
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Taller de Recaudación de Fondos. Participantes, undated
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Talleres (workshops), 2003
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Tennessee Immigrant Rights Conference, 2001 November 10-11
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Unite-Daytona, 2000
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El Vínculo Hispano, 2000, 2002
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“White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack." Excerpts from an
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“Why are so many people coming to the United States from Mexico?" Draft
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Y&R (Young and Restless) Storm, 2001-2002
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Appalachian Alliance documents, 1977-1983
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Appalachian Health Project, 1979
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Environmental files. Sites, Tennessee 1979-1992
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South, 1989-1990
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Water, Tennessee 1987-1988
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Wilderness, 1992
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General information on Kingsport Health Fair, 1978-1979
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Health. Toxics, 1980, 1984
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Highlander Collection. Catalog, undated
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Information on the Kingsport Environmental Health Study Group, 1979
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Kentucky synthetic fuel plants, 1980-1981
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Kingsport Health Fair. Correspondence, 1979
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Kingsport health history forms, circa 1979
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Materials from Kingsport Forum, 1979
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Miscellaneous Kingsport materials, 1979
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“The People Are Angry! A Report on Waste Hazardous to the Health of Our
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Project Appalachian Health, 1976, 1978-1979
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Statistics from Kingsport Health Fair, 1979 January 20
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Tennessee Eastman Company (TEC), Chemicals 1972
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Chemicals reports, 1993
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Correspondence, 1977-1978
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Interviews, 1977
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“Bringing the Global Economy Home,” 1993 October
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Agenda, educational sessions 1993 October 7-10
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Materials, 1993 October 7-10
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Chilé. People's Summit, 1998 April
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“The Deindustrialization of the Tennessee Economy,” 1987 November 1
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“Early Warning Manual Against Plant Closings,” 1988
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Economic education. Additional materials to include or replace, 1995-1997
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Economy school. Free trade: information, agendas 1993 February
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Free trade: participant information, 1993 February
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"From the Mountains to the Maquiladoras: A Case Study of Capital Flight and it's [sic] Impact on Workers", undated
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General global information, 1991-1994
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Global economy list education materials. Resources, 1993-1997
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Global economy school, 1993, 1998
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Agenda, participants, evaluation 1993 October
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Global economy workshop, 1996-1999
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International Committee, 1990-1992
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Organizing cooperative meeting. Globalization/trade workshop
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Oxfam globalization meeting, 2000 May
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“Plant Closings: A Selected Bibliography of Materials Published 1986
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Project South Globalization, 2001
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Southern Mutual Financial Services (SMFS), founded 1999 1999-2000
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Southern Mutual Help Association, Inc. (SMHA), Globalization
workshop 2000
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Southern Organizing Co-op workshop: Globalization and Local
Resistance, 2000 October
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“Taking Charge: A Hands-on Guide to Dealing with the Threat of Plant
Closings and Supporting Laid-off Workers,” 1991 April
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Tehuacan tour with Commun. Org/Interfaith com, 1997-1998
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Trade: women's issues. Alt-WID (Alternative Women In
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United For a Fair Economy (UFE), Globalization workshop 1999-2000
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Wealth distribution - international, 1998 April 29
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16th Annual Michigan Summer School for Women Workers, 1989 August 24-27
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Board arrivals and departures, undated
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Chain Links. Vol. 10, no. 2 1988 April
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Cloverfork Newsletter. Volume 1, issue 4 1968 March 21
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Correspondence, 1986
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Former Highlander staff, undated
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Harding, Vincent. The Freedom Movement 1955-1975
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Hawkeye, 1971 May 14
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"He Does Something About His Convictions!", 1953 February : Article on Myles Horton from The Message Magazine.
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Box
97
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10
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Helstein, Ralph 1979, 1988
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Box
97
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11
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Memorial service, 1985
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Box
97
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12
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Highlander Reports, 1977 March
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Box
97
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13
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How to Put Out Community News. Vol 1, no. 1 1967 May 4
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Box
97
Folder
14
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“Island" tape track lists, undated
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Box
97
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15
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Jackson-Clay Roadrunner, 1971 July
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Box
97
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16
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Letter from Martin Luther King, Jr. to Myles Horton 1964 November 4
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Box
97
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17
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Letter from Myles Horton to George Mitchell, 1958 May 29, 1986
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Box
97
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18
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Letter from Rosa Parks to Anne Lockwood Romasco, 1955, 1986
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Box
97
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19
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Library proposal first draft, 1985 September
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Box
97
Folder
20
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Michael Clark negative donation to Highlander. Correspondence, 1982-1983
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Box
97
Folder
21
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The Miner's Voice. Volume 2, number 5 1971 October
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Box
97
Folder
22
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Myles Horton. Cumberland University/William Kerr Bassett, 1986
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Box
97
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23
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Myles Horton's 80th birthday, 1985
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Box
97
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24
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Myles Horton's papers in Sue Thrasher's office, 1986
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Box
97
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25
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National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC), undated
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Box
97
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26
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NHPRC project. Addenda to proposal, undated
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Box
97
Folder
27
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Nicaragua, undated
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Box
97
Folder
28
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“Our Fair Share. The United Mine Workers Collective Bargaining Calendar for
1977,” 1977
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Box
97
Folder
29
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"Perception of an Organizer", 1980 : Article on Shelva Thompson.
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Box
97
Folder
30
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Septima Clark, 1959
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Box
98
Folder
1
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UMWA benefit tapes. Tracklist and notes, 1989 July 22
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Box
98
Folder
2
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Unidentified workplace illustrations, 1984
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Box
98
Folder
3
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University of Massachusetts-Amherst, 1985
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Box
98
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4
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Upper French Broad Defense Association, 1971 October
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Box
98
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5
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Voice for Jobs and Justice, 1964 December-1965 January
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Box
98
Folder
6
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Letter from Judy Strasser to Gibby Edwards, re: “We Shall Overcome” radio
program 1983 June 29
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Box
98
Folder
7-9
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Condolences for death of Myles Horton, 1990 January-June, undated
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Box
98
Folder
10
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Memorial statements, Myles Horton memorial celebration undated
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Box
98
Folder
11
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Print tributes to Myles Horton. Articles, magazines, etc. undated
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Box
98
Folder
12-15
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Cards and letters to Myles, 1989 August-November
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Box
99
Folder
1-3
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1989 December-1990 January,
undated
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Box
99
Folder
4
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Correspondence to Myles, 1989 July-1990 January
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Box
100
Folder
1
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Archival problem and work, 1938-1982
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Box
100
Folder
2
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The Bellringer. Volume 1, Number 2 1945 July 10
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Box
100
Folder
3
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Botswana, 1985-1986
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Box
100
Folder
4
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Copperhead Chronicle. Volume 1, Numbers 1-2 and Christmas work camp
special 1950 July-August, 1957
December
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Box
100
Folder
5
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The Fog Horn. Numbers 1-3, 1937 January-February
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Box
100
Folder
6
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Friends of WorkCamp Review (student publication), 1938
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Box
100
Folder
7
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Highlander Highlights, 1946 September
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Box
100
Folder
8
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Miscellaneous correspondence, 1934-1985
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Box
100
Folder
9
|
Miscellaneous documents, 1938-1961
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Box
101
Folder
1
|
1960
|
|
Box
101
Folder
2
|
“Myles Horton: Ideas That Have Withstood the Test of Time” / by Gary J. Conti
and Robert A. Fellenz, 1986
|
|
Box
101
Folder
3
|
An Oral History Primer, 1973
|
|
Box
101
Folder
4
|
Participatory Research Group (PRG), Newsletters 1982 November, 1983 August
|
|
Box
101
Folder
5
|
Rewi Alley poems: "Thoughts in the New Year 1977" and "None Can
Forget,” 1977 January
|
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Box
101
Folder
6
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Rubber Worker's News, 1948 August
|
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Box
101
Folder
7
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The Snag. Numbers 1-3, 1935 June-July
|
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Box
101
Folder
8
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State of Tennessee et al V Highlander Folk School et al. Trial
conclusion, 1959 September 16
|
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Box
101
Folder
9
|
We The People. Volume 1, Number 1 1939 February 10
|
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Box
101
Folder
10
|
The WPA Worker. Number 1, 1938 August 2
|
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Box
101
Folder
11
|
China trip summary, undated
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Box
101
Folder
12
|
Highlander Reports Pamphlet Series No. 4: "TVA and the Strippers” / by Roger
M. Williams, 1973 June 19
|
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Electronic
Folder
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Electronic
Folder
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Electronic
Folder
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Electronic
Folder
|
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Audio 1450A
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Series: Audio Recordings, 1960-2009
|
|
Audio
1450A/1525
|
SALT (Southern Appalachian Leadership Training) workshop: “Women and Work”, 1979 July
13-15
|
|
Audio
1450A/1526
|
SALT research workshop, 1980
March 8-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/1527
|
SALT workshop, 1977 December
|
|
Audio
1450A/1528
|
Sian (Xi'an) Commune, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1529
|
Cathy Winston Male and Eve Zhitlowsky Milton interview, 1982 October 27
|
|
Audio
1450A/1530
|
I.U.E. meeting, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1531
|
Sound-off: NAFTA/TIRN, 1997 August 31
|
|
Audio
1450A/1532
|
I.U.E. meeting - Greeneville, 1994 December 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/1533
|
TIRN Fair Trade meeting, 1994 December 3
|
|
Audio
1450A/1534
|
Education Team Listening - Stories, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1535
|
Workshop from Plant Closing Conference, Tape 1 1989 June 2-3
|
|
Audio
1450A/1536
|
Workshop from Plant Closing Conference, Tape 2 undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1537
|
Pre-Mexico interviews: Ann Bishop, Joanne Green (didn't work), Ann Huggins,
Martha Minor, Janice Perkins, Betty and Joanne undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1538
|
Pre-Mexico interviews: Betty and Joanne (cont'd), Al Pack, Bill
Tran 1994 June
|
|
Audio
1450A/1539
|
Post-Mexico interviews, 1994 June
|
|
Audio
1450A/1540
|
Post-Mexico interviews, 1994 June
|
|
Audio
1450A/1541
|
Olga and Tani, 1992 September
|
|
Audio
1450A/1542
|
USA Enterprise Inter., undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1543
|
Dave Englema, General Electric Vice-President, Morristown 1993 June
|
|
Audio
1450A/1544
|
SOCM (Statewide Organizing for Community Empowerment)/Juarez
group, 1994 December 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/1545
|
Worker Exchange - UAW/Knoxville meeting, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1546
|
Worker Exchange - SOCM/UAW, Tennessee 1994
|
|
Audio
1450A/1547
|
Last part of exchange, 1994 December
|
|
Audio
1450A/1548
|
FT (Fast-track authority) Committee - after 1994 trip, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1549
|
Fayetteville rubber workers, circa 1985 June
|
|
Audio
1450A/1550
|
India tour: Triangle Park, circa 1985 June
|
|
Audio
1450A/1551
|
India tour: UEC #1, circa 1985 June
|
|
Audio
1450A/1552
|
India tour: UEC #2, circa 1985 June
|
|
Audio
1450A/1553
|
India tour: Louisa #1, circa 1985 June
|
|
Audio
1450A/1554
|
India tour: Louisa #2, circa 1985 June
|
|
Audio
1450A/1555
|
India tour: Durham Carr United Church #1, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1556
|
India tour: Durham Carr United Church #2, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1557
|
India tours: Black lung clinic #1, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1558
|
India tours: Black lung clinic #2, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1559
|
Talk show, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1560
|
India tour: Evaluation, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1561
|
India tour: KFTC (Kentuckians for the Commonwealth), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1562
|
ACTWU (Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union)-
Knoxville, 1985 June 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/1563
|
India tour: Charleston press conference, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1564
|
India tour: Minden #1, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1565
|
India tour: Minden #2, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1566
|
Mingo County #1, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1567
|
Mingo County #2, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1568
|
PHILAPOSH #1, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1569
|
PHILAPOSH #2, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1570
|
Bob Friend/Peking neighborhood, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1571
|
Peking University, 1978 July 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1572
|
Freedom and Democracy in China - Esther Gollobin, Margaret Flory and Rev.
Dr. Harry Haines. White Plains, NY 1977 December
11
|
|
Audio
1450A/1573
|
Residential area, visit in home-Shanghai/Nanking
museum/[illegible] undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1574
|
Nanking University - orientation, Hist-present and question/English
professor undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1575
|
Shanghai hospital/Children's Palace, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1576
|
Virginia Goldner: Mental Health in China, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1577
|
Lonnie Sturgill at Fayette Cp., Cannellton coke ovens 1970 February
28
|
|
Audio
1450A/1578
|
Middle-school-children singing (Peking/Beijing)/Hanchow experimental tea
farm/interview with teacher/university,Myles Horton's comments undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1579
|
Judge Lowe - Legal system in China, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1580
|
Dr. Harry Enoch/Oil shale conference, 1981 May
|
|
Audio
1450A/1581
|
Experimental tea farm/Hanchow garden silk factory, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1582
|
Cadre school - Peking (Beijing), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1583
|
Nanking museum/cadre school/songs, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1584
|
May 7 Cadre School, East City District/Institute for National
Minorities 1978 July
13-14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1585
|
Nat. Inst. Peking, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1586
|
Peking (Beijing) neighborhood/textile factory, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1587
|
Barefoot doctor/commune - hospital, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1588
|
Mrs. Lee on structure/songs at museum/Yenan (Yan'an) brigade[?], undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1589
|
Peking (Beijing): People, communes, and Nationalities Institute 1977 January 13
|
|
Audio
1450A/1590
|
Sian (Xi'an) factory, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1591
|
Irrigation - key questions, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1592
|
1. Huang du - Shanghai commune/orientation (notes)/home of fisherwoman. 2.
Administration and policy making, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1593
|
Commune/middle school [illegible], undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1594
|
Shanghai, Sept. 7/Last-factory nursery and unversity/Juele and carpet
factory undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1595
|
Sian (Xi'an): Communal education, youth and adult/2nd Sian
factory undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1596
|
Dance/acting troupes in Maoist China, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1597
|
Lou 60 Nuke Waste/Joyce and Jacque, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1598
|
#1 Earth Jam, 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/1599
|
Nite Concert. Earth Jam. In This World/Joyce and Jacque, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1600
|
Evening. Earth Jam #1 concert, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1601
|
Summer Youth Workshop (SYW), Staff evaluation 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/1602
|
SYW. Tape 1 of (#13), 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/1603
|
SYW. Tape 2 of (#10), 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/1604
|
(#11), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1605
|
SYW. Mon. July 13 orientation (#12), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1606
|
(#1), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1607
|
SYW. Staff evaluation (#16), 1992
|
|
Audio
1450A/1608
|
SYW. 7 p.m. orientation. (#18), Monday undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1609
|
SYW. Chemical waste presentation, 1986
|
|
Audio
1450A/1610
|
Hindman workshop, Friday night (1) undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1611
|
Sat a.m. (2), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1612
|
Sat a.m. (3), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1613
|
Saturday (4), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1614
|
Saturday (5), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1615
|
Saturday 4 p.m. (6), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1616
|
Saturday p.m. Last tape (7), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1617
|
Weaving Our Lives - Tapestries by the Women of Oodi, Botswana circa 1982
|
|
Audio
1450A/1618
|
Rob Currie Managua, 1988 February
11
|
|
Audio
1450A/1619
|
Ec. Workshop. Friday p.m. The book project, #1 1987 March 13
|
|
Audio
1450A/1620
|
Ec. Workshop. Sunday #1. Strategies evaluation, ways of
analysis undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1621
|
YCS. Opening #1, 1993 February
19
|
|
Audio
1450A/1622
|
YCS #2, 1993-02-20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1623
|
YCS #4, 1993 February
21
|
|
Audio
1450A/1624
|
Youth STP strategy #2, 1991
|
|
Audio
1450A/1625
|
Tape I Side I #3, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1626
|
Tape II Side II #5, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1627
|
Tape III, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1628
|
Youth STP. Strategy (#6), 1991 June 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/1629
|
Sunday a.m. "Defining ourselves as youth" #7, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1630
|
#8, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1631
|
Seeds of Hope. Friday night #1, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1632
|
#2 Saturday a.m., undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1633
|
#3 Saturday morning/aft. I, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1634
|
#4 Saturday aft. II and III, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1635
|
#5 Saturday aft. Elda, Maureen, Beth, Mario undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1636
|
Saturday #5, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1637
|
#6 Saturday aft. Mario, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1638
|
(6) Sunday a.m., undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1639
|
(7) Sunday, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1640
|
(#7) Sunday a.m./wind-up (conclusion), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1641
|
(8) Final (side A only), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1642
|
(#4) Saturday A.M. conclusion, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1643
|
(#2) Seeds of Hope Fri./Saturday a.m., undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1644
|
AAACE (American Association for Adult and Continuing Education) conference
#1, 1990 March 23
|
|
Audio
1450A/1645
|
AAACE #2. Friday night-Saturday a.m., 1990
March 23-24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1646
|
AAACE #3. Saturday a.m., 1990 March 24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1647
|
AAACE #4 Saturday a.m.-aft, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1648
|
AAACE #5. Saturday afternoon, 1990 March 24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1649
|
AAACE #6. Saturday evening, 1990 March 24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1650
|
AAACE #7. Sunday a.m., 1990 March 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/1651
|
Seeds of Hope (1), Reflections on trip 1991 April
|
|
Audio
1450A/1652
|
“Seeds" (2), Friday at Highlander 1991 April
|
|
Audio
1450A/1653
|
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gillman interview, tape I 1973 October 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/1654
|
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gillman, tape II 1973 October 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/1655
|
UAW (United Auto Workers) sit-down strike interviews, tape I 1973 September
12
|
|
Audio
1450A/1656
|
UAW sit-down strike interviews, tape II undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1657
|
Myles memorial, tape I. Sunday morning 1990 May 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1658
|
Myles memorial, tape II. Sunday 1990 May 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1659
|
Rural education review. Tape I, 1990 October 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1660
|
Rural education review tape II, 1990 October 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1661
|
Rural education review team (#20), tape III 1990 October 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1662
|
Rural education review team (#21), tape IV 1990 October 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1663
|
Rural education resource group meeting (#14), tape I undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1664
|
Rural education, Fri. 3[?] (#15) undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1665
|
Rural education, Sunday (#9) undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1666
|
Rural education, Resource group (#22) #4 1990 February
|
|
Audio
1450A/1667
|
Rural education, Resource group meeting (#23) tape #2 1990
February 16-18
|
|
Audio
1450A/1668
|
Rural education, Saturday late a.m. (#24) undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1669
|
Rural education, Tape 5 (#25) undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1670
|
Rural education, 6 (#26) undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1671
|
Rural education (#27), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1672
|
Rural education (#28), undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1673
|
Funder's weekend, tape I 1992 October
|
|
Audio
1450A/1674
|
Funders workshop, tape 2 1992 October 24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1675
|
Funders weekend, tape 3 1992 October 24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1676
|
Funders weekend, tape 4 1992 October 24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1677
|
Funders weekend, tape 5 1992 October 24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1678
|
Funders workshop, tape 6 1992 October 24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1679
|
Funders workshop, tape 7 1992 October 24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1680
|
Funders workshop, tape 8 1992 October 25
|
|
Audio
1450A/1681
|
Funders weekend, tape 9 1992 October
|
|
Audio
1450A/1682
|
EC assessment, tape 1 1993 November 5
|
|
Audio
1450A/1683
|
EC Assessment, tape 2, 9:00 a.m. 1993 November 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1684
|
EC Assessment, tape 3, 11:00 a.m. 1993 November 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1685
|
EC assessment, tape 4, 1:50-2:35 p.m. Saturday afternoon 1993 November 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1686
|
EC assessment, tape 5, 9:50 Sunday 1993 November 7
|
|
Audio
1450A/1687
|
EC assessment, tape 6, 10:40 1993 November 7
|
|
Audio
1450A/1688
|
Cultural workshop, 1987 March 14
|
|
Audio
1450A/1689
|
Cultural workshop, tape 1 1995 January
|
|
Audio
1450A/1690
|
Cultural workshop, tape 2 1995 January
|
|
Audio
1450A/1691
|
Cultural workshop, tape 3 undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1692
|
Cultural workshop, tape 4 1995 January
|
|
Audio
1450A/1693
|
Poor People's Gathering (PPG), Intro-tape I 1997 October 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1694
|
PPG, 1997
October 17-19
|
|
Audio
1450A/1695
|
PPG - Who is hurting and why, part II 1997 October 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1696
|
PPG - what are we doing, part III 1997 October 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/1697
|
PPG - Late Saturday brainstorm, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1698
|
MAQ workshop I, 1991 February
23
|
|
Audio
1450A/1699
|
MAQ workshop II and III, 1991 February
23
|
|
Audio
1450A/1700
|
Gay-lesbian-bi-trans (GLBT) listening workshop, tape # 1 1997
December 12-14
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Audio
1450A/1701
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GLBT #2, undated
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Audio
1450A/1702
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GLBT #3, undated
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Audio
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GLBT #4, undated
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Audio
1450A/1704
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Allies Retreat, tapes 1 and 2, Saturday morn. 1998
November 20-22
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Audio
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Allies Retreat, tapes 3 and 4 1998
November 20-22
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Audio
1450A/1706
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Allies Retreat, tapes 5 and 6 1998
November 20-22
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Audio
1450A/1707
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Allies Retreat, tapes 7 and 8 1998
November 20-22
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Audio
1450A/1708
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Community organizing workshop series, Mexico, D.F. 1998 February
19
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Audio
1450A/1709
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Mexico, D.F. 1998 February
19
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Audio
1450A/1710
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COWS Saturday and Saturday afternoon, #2 of [?] undated
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Audio
1450A/1711
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Mexico, D.F. 1998
February 18-19
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Audio
1450A/1712
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Mexico, D.F. (night and last of a.m.?) 1998 February
20
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Audio
1450A/1713
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Mexico, D.F. and 9 a.m. and afternoon 1998
February 20-21
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Audio
1450A/1714
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“We Shall Overcome,” pilot program for The Highlander Project undated
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Audio
1450A/1715
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NPR - "We Shall Overcome,” undated
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Audio
1450A/1716
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All Things. Considered. "We Shall Overcome,” 1999 January 15
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Audio
1450A/1717
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SOF YOR. Adult Ally, Wednesday undated
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Audio
1450A/1718
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SOF YOR. Adult Ally, Thursday to Saturday mor. undated
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Audio
1450A/1719
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SOF YOR. Risk Management, Saturday undated
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Audio
1450A/1720
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WSOC Cultural Workshop. Saturday, 1999 September
2
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Audio
1450A/1721
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Youth, Media, and Culture #2 undated
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Audio
1450A/1722
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Youth, Media, and Culture #3 undated
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Audio
1450A/1723
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Youth, Media, and Culture #4 undated
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Audio
1450A/1724
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Maxine Weller, 1992 August 19
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Audio
1450A/1725
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Alinsky/Seminar. Horton-Booth, 1978 March 22
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Audio
1450A/1726
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Studs Terkel interviews Myles Horton, 1978 May 19
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Audio
1450A/1727
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Myles Horton in Madison, WI with Basic Choices. Sides 1-2 1978 November
25
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Audio
1450A/1728
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Myles Horton in Madison, WI with Basic Choices. Side 3 1978 November
25
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Audio
1450A/1729
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Wales-Helen Lewis interviews, 1975-1976
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Audio
1450A/1730
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Douglas Thomas - Letter from Wales, 1976 May
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Audio
1450A/1731
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Doug Thomas at Onleigh[?], mainly nationalization. Wales-Helen
Lewis circa 1976 December
10
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Audio
1450A/1732
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Viv Price and family, Wales-Helen Lewis circa 1976
|
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Audio
1450A/1733
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Mrs. Willie Hampton, tape I 1981 April 14
|
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Audio
1450A/1734
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Mrs. Willie Hampton, tape II 1981 April 14
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Audio
1450A/1735
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Mrs. Willie Hampton, tape III 1981 April 14
|
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Audio
1450A/1736
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Evangeline Rodriguez Marodinga promotor populao en Ciudad Sandine
Jicaro, 1987 February
24
|
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Audio
1450A/1737
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Fernando Cardenal interview. Minister of Education, Nicaragua 198?
|
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Audio
1450A/1738
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Rob Currie, Managua 1988 July 13
|
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Audio
1450A/1739
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Rob Currie. Managua, 1989 December
14
|
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Audio
1450A/1740
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Herbert Hill and Myles Horton. Recorded in Milwaukee by Judith
Strasser, 1982 March 30
|
|
Audio
1450A/1741
|
Discussion: Myles Horton, Richard Stevens, Lucy Phenix, and Aleine Ausin on
Highlander and Danish folk schools (tape #60 undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1742
|
Myles Horton in Kerteminde, Denmark telling the Highlander story (tape
1-2) 1983 June 24
|
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Audio
1450A/1743
|
Myles in Denmark, tape 3-4 1983 June 24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1744
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STP. 7:30 p.m.-9:30 a.m., 1991
April 5-6
|
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Audio
1450A/1745
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STP. 9:45-10:30 a.m., 1991 April 6
|
|
Audio
1450A/1746
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STP. 12:20-5:00 p.m., 1991 April 6
|
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Audio
1450A/1747
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STP. Saturday night 7:45-8:30 p.m., 1991 April 6
|
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Audio
1450A/1748
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STP. 9:00-10:00 a.m., 1991 April 7
|
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Audio
1450A/1749
|
International STP info, Friday night 2022-06-28T00:00:00+00:00
|
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Audio
1450A/1750
|
Wilson, Turner, McCown, Tommy-recommendations-questions, TVA
symposium 1992 April 27
|
|
Audio
1450A/1751
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VOC/STP: "Ken Rosenbalm in Vermont" (musical performance), 1989 October
|
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Audio
1450A/1752
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Staff retreat, 1989 November
14
|
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Audio
1450A/1753
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Staff retreat, tape 2 1989 November
14
|
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Audio
1450A/1754
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Staff retreat, tape3 1989 November
14
|
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Audio
1450A/1755
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Staff retreat, tape 4, Wed. a.m. 1989 November
15
|
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Audio
1450A/1756
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Staff retreat, tape 5, Wed. aft. 1989 November
15
|
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Audio
1450A/1757
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Staff retreat, tape 7, Wed. p.m. 1989 November
15
|
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Audio
1450A/1758
|
KFTC (Kentuckians for the Commonwealth) planning strategy, 1992 September
|
|
Audio
1450A/1759
|
A Matter of Courage: Grassroots Performers for Social Justice, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1760
|
Staff discussion at celebration, 1982 November 1
|
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Audio
1450A/1761
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Bill and Alice to John and Juliet, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1762
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Appalshop (WMMT-FM), Economic/Environmental Series, tape 1 undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1763
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Appalshop (WMMT-FM), Economic/Environmental Series, tape 2 undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1764
|
WUOT-FM. "Live from Highlander!,” 1994 June 23
|
|
Audio
1450A/1765
|
8th National Women Miners Conference. Women and British Miners
Strike, 1986 June 28
|
|
Audio
1450A/1766
|
Sue Thrasher, tape 1 2009 March 23
|
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Audio
1450A/1767
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Sue Thrasher, tape 2 2009 March 23
|
|
Audio
1450A/1768
|
Intern/Mentor #1, 1993 March 27
|
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Audio
1450A/1769
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Intern/Mentor #2, 1993 March 27
|
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Audio
1450A/1770
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Intern/Mentor #3, 1993 March 27
|
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Audio
1450A/1771
|
O.D. #1, 1992 December
10
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Audio
1450A/1772
|
O.D. #2, 1992
|
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Audio
1450A/1773
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O.D. #3, 1992 December
10
|
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Audio
1450A/1774
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O.D. #4, 1992 December
11
|
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Audio
1450A/1775
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O.D. #5, 1992 December
11
|
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Audio
1450A/1776
|
Cora Tucker, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1777
|
Mickey Brown and William Knight, 1994 November
|
|
Audio
1450A/1778
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Stearns: Playback. Schoolhouse and Whitley City, October
25 and 28
|
|
Audio
1450A/1779
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Tom Ludwig, tape 4 undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1780
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Memorial service for Barnacle Cadle, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1781
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Sarah P. Scott, tape 1 1984 December
10
|
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Audio
1450A/1782
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Ralph Rinzler memorial celebration, tape 2/2 1995 April 7th
|
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Audio
1450A/1783
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Ralph Rinzler memorial celebration, tape 1/2 1995 April 8th
|
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Audio
1450A/1784
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Ralph Rinzler memorial celebration, tape 2/2 1995 April 8th
|
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Audio
1450A/1785
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Ralph Rinzler memorial celebration, tape 1/3 1995 April 9
|
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Audio
1450A/1786
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Ralph Rinzler memorial celebration, tape 2/3 1995 April 9th
|
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Audio
1450A/1787
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Ralph Rinzler memorial celebration, tape 3/3 1995 April 9th
|
|
Audio
1450A/1788
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UMWA (United Mine Workers of America) benefit. Tape 1/2, 1989 July 22
|
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Audio
1450A/1789
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UMWA benefit. Tape 2/2, 1989 July 22
|
|
Audio
1450A/1790
|
Helen Lewis interviews Myles Horton, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1791
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Appalachian Studios conference. Discussion with Myles Horton, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1792
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Scott Bates, tape A undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1793
|
Scott Bates, tape B undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1794
|
Michael R. Bradley interviews Scott Bates. Re: Vanderbilt Agrarians and HFS
interview, 1995 July 7
|
|
Audio
1450A/1795
|
YCS (Youth Citizenship School) tape #1, 1990 November 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/1796
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YCS tape 2, 1990
November 9-10
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|
Audio
1450A/1797
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YCS tape #3, 1990
November 9-10
|
|
Audio
1450A/1798
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YCS tape #4, 1990 November
10
|
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Audio
1450A/1799
|
YCS, tape #5 1990 November
11
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Audio
1450A/1800
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YCS, tape #6 1990 November
11
|
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Audio
1450A/1801
|
Rural Education tape 1/7, 1990 May
26-29
|
|
Audio
1450A/1802
|
Rural education, tape 2/7 undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1803
|
Rural education, tape 3/7 1990 May
24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/1804
|
Rural education, tape 4/7 1990 May
24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/1805
|
Rural education tape 5/7, 1990 May
24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/1806
|
Rural education, tape 6/7 1990 May
24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/1807
|
Rural education, tape 7/7 1990 May
24-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/1808
|
John Glen interview with Mike Clark, 1978 August 10
|
|
Audio
1450A/1809
|
Highlander/Latin American connection. Valerie Miller, Deb Barndt, Susan
Williams interview in Toronto 2004 October 31
|
|
Audio
1450A/1810
|
Steve Fisher interview, circa 2007
|
|
Audio
1450A/1811
|
Lewis Sinclair, 2007 June 28
|
|
Audio
1450A/1812
|
Margaret Benham interviews Maxine Waller for 75th anniversary, 2007 March
|
|
Audio
1450A/1813
|
Rick Kinley interview, 2007 March 24
|
|
Audio
1450A/1814
|
George Reynolds interview, 2007 March 24
|
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Audio
1450A/1815
|
McPeeks[?], undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1816
|
Recaudacian de Fandos, undated
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Audio
1450A/1817
|
Comite, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1818
|
Taller de Recaudacion, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1819
|
Immigrant workshop, 2002 August 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/1820
|
Immigrant workshop, 2002
August 16-17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1821
|
Immigration workshop, 2002 August 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1822
|
Immigration workshop, 2002 August 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/1823
|
Immigration workshop, 2002 August 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/1824
|
Board meeting. #2, 2003 April 26
|
|
Audio
1450A/1825
|
Board meeting #3, 2003 April 26
|
|
Audio
1450A/1826
|
Board meeting #4, 2003 April 26
|
|
Audio
1450A/1827
|
Sunday board meeting, 2003 April 27
|
|
Audio
1450A/1828
|
Bd. Meeting, 2003 April 27
|
|
Audio
1450A/1829
|
Board meeting, tape 1 2003
November 6-9
|
|
Audio
1450A/1830
|
Board meeting, tape 3 2003
November 6-9
|
|
Audio
1450A/1831
|
Board meeting, tape 4 2003 November 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1832
|
Board meeting, tape 5 2003
November 6-9
|
|
Audio
1450A/1833
|
#5, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1834
|
[unlabelled but banded to the 2003 November Board meeting tapes], undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1835
|
Board meeting, #1 April
25-26
|
|
Audio
1450A/1836
|
Board meeting, (Friday #1) 2004 April 30
|
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Audio
1450A/1837
|
Board meeting, tape #2 2004 May 1
|
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Audio
1450A/1838
|
Saturday tape 4, 2004 May 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/1839
|
Saturday #6, 2004 May 1
|
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Audio
1450A/1840
|
Board meeting, #7 2004 May 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/1841
|
Board meeting, #8 2004 May 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/1842
|
Board meeting, Saturday afternoon undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1843
|
Economy and Education Project (EEP), Health Surveys. Larry &
Sheila 1990 January
|
|
Audio
1450A/1844
|
EEP, Saturday night 1990 August 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/1845
|
EEP, #2. Summary, eval. 1990 January
|
|
Audio
1450A/1846
|
EEP, Sat-Sun eval 1990
March 16-17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1847
|
EEP, 9 p.m. 1990 June 15
|
|
Audio
1450A/1848
|
EEP, 10 a.m. 1990 June 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/1849
|
EEP, Sunday a.m. 1990 June 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1850
|
EEP, 1990
August 17-18
|
|
Audio
1450A/1851
|
EEP, Saturday 1990 August 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/1852
|
EEP, Vision and structure 1990 August 18
|
|
Audio
1450A/1853
|
EEP, Evaluation, Sunday morning 1991 June 17
|
|
Audio
1450A/1854
|
EEP, 1991 July
26-29
|
|
Audio
1450A/1855
|
EEP tape 1. Friday p.m., 1991 December
13
|
|
Audio
1450A/1856
|
EEP, tape 2. Saturday morn. 1991 December
14?
|
|
Audio
1450A/1857
|
EEP tape 3. Sunday morn., 1991 December
15
|
|
Audio
1450A/1858
|
EEP evaluation. Saturday morn, 1991
|
|
Audio
1450A/1859
|
EEP tape I, 1992 February
|
|
Audio
1450A/1860
|
EEP tape II, 1992 February
|
|
Audio
1450A/1861
|
EEP tape 3, 1992 February
|
|
Audio
1450A/1862
|
EEP, 5th workshop, Friday evening 1992 July 31
|
|
Audio
1450A/1863
|
EEP, Eval. Sunday a.m. 1992 August 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/1864
|
EEP Reunion, 1993 April 2
|
|
Audio
1450A/1865
|
EEP Reunion, 1993 April 3
|
|
Audio
1450A/1866
|
EEP, 3rd year evaluation 1993 April 3
|
|
Audio
1450A/1867
|
EEP reunion, 1993 April 3
|
|
Audio
1450A/1868
|
EEP reunion. Small group-collaboration, 1993 April 3
|
|
Audio
1450A/1869
|
EEP, Small group 1993 April 3
|
|
Audio
1450A/1870
|
EEP reunion, 1993 April 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/1871
|
EEP reunion, 1993 April 4
|
|
Audio
1450A/1872
|
EEP, JPAP 1994 March 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/1873
|
EEP, 1994 March 12
|
|
Audio
1450A/1874
|
EEP evaluation, 1994 October
|
|
Audio
1450A/1875
|
EEP #2. Saturday morning, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1876
|
EEP 3, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1877
|
EEP 4, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1878
|
Saturday p.m. - Building your organization, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1879
|
Friday 8:00 p.m., undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1880
|
Saturday a.m. tape #1, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1881
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Saturday morning - afternoon tape #2, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1882
|
Saturday afternoon tape #3, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1883
|
Tape #2 Saturday morning, circa 2004 May 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/1884
|
Saturday tape 3, 2004 May 1
|
|
Audio
1450A/1885
|
EEP #1, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1886
|
EEP Sunday morning, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1887
|
Small group economics clinic, Saturday afternoon undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1888
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Economy school I. Friday evening, 1992 June 19
|
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Audio
1450A/1889
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Economy school tape 3, 1992 October 10
|
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Audio
1450A/1890
|
Economy school, 1992 October 10
|
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Audio
1450A/1891
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Economy school, 1992 June 20
|
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Audio
1450A/1892
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Economy school, 1992 June 20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1893
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Economy school. Sunday a.m., undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1894
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Economy school. Saturday late a.m., undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1895
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Economy school. Sunday a.m. to 11:30, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1896
|
Economy school - Sunday, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1897
|
Economics workshop #2. Strategies, ways of analysis 1987 March 15
|
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Audio
1450A/1898
|
Economics workshop, Saturday afternoon undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1899
|
Global economics, tape 6 undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1900
|
Global economy, 9:00-10:15 1993 October 8
|
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Audio
1450A/1901
|
Global economy, 11:20-12:30 1993 October 8
|
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Audio
1450A/1902
|
Global economy, 2:20-5:15 1993 October 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1903
|
Global economy, 5:30-6:15 1993 October 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1904
|
Global economy, 2:30-3:11 1993 October 8
|
|
Audio
1450A/1905
|
Global economy 4:00-8:00, 1993 October 9
|
|
Audio
1450A/1906
|
Global economy, 9:30-11:43 1993 October 10
|
|
Audio
1450A/1907
|
Global economy, 12:30 p.m. 1990 October 10
|
|
Audio
1450A/1908
|
NAFTA radio spot, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1909
|
Soundoff. NAFTA/TIRN, 1997 August
|
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Audio
1450A/1910
|
“Migrants and E. TN,” 1994
|
|
Audio
1450A/1911
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Contingent workforce. Song, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1912
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Contingent worker - 2, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1913
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Contingent workforce - 3, undated
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Audio
1450A/1914
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Contingent workforce - 4, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1915
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Contingent workforce - 5, undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1916
|
“Constitu." Sunday morning, undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1917
|
Globalization. 1st tape, Saturday morning November
13-15
|
|
Audio
1450A/1918
|
Globalization. 2nd tape, November
13-15
|
|
Audio
1450A/1919
|
Global workshop, Sunday morning November
13-15
|
|
Audio
1450A/1920
|
Globalization, 4th tape undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1921
|
Myles Horton workshop, Bergen, Netherlands 1971
|
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Audio
1450A/1922
|
Dayton, Tennessee, Southern Empowerment Project 2001 August 4
|
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Audio
1450A/1923
|
Community Mapping, Wednesday afternoon undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1924
|
Free Trade Economics School. NAFTA, 1993 December
13
|
|
Audio
1450A/1925
|
NAFTA. Hassan Yusseff, Saturday afternoon undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1926
|
Mirgo County. NPR, re: floods 1978 (?)
|
|
Audio
1450A/1927
|
Common Ground I, 1991 September
20
|
|
Audio
1450A/1928
|
“4,” undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1929
|
Economics Education Institution exercises, 1997 August 16
|
|
Audio
1450A/1930
|
Democracy school, tape 1: "What do we mean by democracy?,” undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1931
|
Democracy school, tape 2: What is democracy/Visionary democracy undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1932
|
Democracy school, tape 3: Visionary democracy/Do we need democracy? undated : Report backs.
|
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Audio
1450A/1933
|
Democracy school, tape 4: Report backs/Design a democracy
school undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1934
|
Democracy school, tape 5: Report backs, What do we want in a democracy
school? undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1935
|
Democracy school, tape 6: Report backs/What do we want in a democracy
school/Instructions to Highlander staff undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1936
|
Democracy school, tape 7: What you gonna do back
home?/Evaluations undated
|
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Audio
1450A/1937
|
Najah Adé, Charleston undated
|
|
Audio
1450A/1938
|
SALT, Big Stone Gap, Virginia, tape 1: focus group 1994 April 19
|
|
Audio
1450A/1939
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SALT, Big Stone Gap, Virginia, tape 2: focus group 1994 April 19
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Audio
1450A/1940
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SALT interviews, Big Stone Gap, Virginia, tape 1 1994? April 19
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Audio
1450A/1941
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SALT interviews, Big Stone Gap, Virginia, tape 2 1994? April 19
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Audio
1450A/1942
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SALT interviews with Bea Davis, Jean Smalls, Emily Smalls. Adams Run,
SC 1994? May 19
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Audio
1450A/1943
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Bea Davis, Jean Smalls, Emily Smalls 1994 May 19
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Audio
1450A/1944
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SALT focus group, Knoxville, tape 1 1994 April 18
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Audio
1450A/1945
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SALT Knoxville, CORA office, tape 2 1994? April 18
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Audio
1450A/1946
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SALT interviews, CORA office, Knoxville, tape 1 1994? April 18
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Audio
1450A/1947
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SALT interviews, CORA office, Knoxville, tape 2 1994? April 18
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Audio
1450A/1948
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Mike Clark, 1983 October 4
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Audio
1450A/1949
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Mike Clark, 1987 February
11
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Audio
1450A/1950
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Naja Aday (Najah Adé), Charleston, South Carolina undated
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Audio
1450A/1951
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Sue Thrasher, 1986 November
22
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Audio
1450A/1952
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Frank and Jean Kilgore, 1993 October 28
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Audio
1450A/1953
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Betty Jean Hall interview, regarding SALT 1992 March 24
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Audio
1450A/1954
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John Gaventa interview, 1987 February 9
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Audio
1450A/1955
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Coretta, West Virginia, Marcus and Irene Wilkes, Jackie Cook, Linda Underwood, tape
1 1994 May 21
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Audio
1450A/1956
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Coretta, West Virginia, Irene and Marcus Wilkes, Jackie Wood, Linda Underwood, tape
2 1994? May 21
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Audio
1450A/1957
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Coretta, West Virginia, SALT tape 1 1994 May 21
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Audio
1450A/1958
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Coretta, West Virginia, SALT tape 2 1994 May 21
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Audio
1450A/1959
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SALT evaluation meeting, tape #1. Group 2 (Candie's group) undated
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Audio
1450A/1960
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SALT adv. Group, tape #2. Small group 1: Anita, Vicky, Jill C. undated
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Audio
1450A/1961
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SALT eval, tape #3. Small group 1 continued undated
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Audio
1450A/1962
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SALT eval, tape #4 undated
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Audio
1450A/1963
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A) Wilhelmina Scott Murphy, Granite Falls, NC/SALT. B)Louise Cokley tape
1 1994 May
17-18
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Audio
1450A/1964
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Louise Cokley, Savannah, GA, tape #2 undated
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Audio
1450A/1965
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Louise Cokley, Savannah 1994 May 18
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Audio
1450A/1966
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Mike Smothers, undated
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Audio
1450A/1967
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Woody Guthrie: Better World A' Comin' (Pacifica Radio Archives), 2007 July 13
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Audio
1450A/1968
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Songs of the Coal Miners: Guy and Candie Carawan. KPFK, disc
1 1980
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Audio
1450A/1969
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Songs of the Coal Miners: Guy and Candie Carawan. KPFK, disc
2 1980
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Audio
1450A/1970
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Folkscene: with guest Guy Carawan. KPFK, 1975 May 15
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Audio
1450A/1971
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Highlander Folk School. KPFA, disc 1 1960 May 31
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Audio
1450A/1972
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Highlander Folk School. KPFA, disc 2 undated
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Audio
1450A/1973
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Audio
1450A/1974
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Audio
1450A/1975
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Audio
1450A/1976
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Audio
1450A/1977
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M2021-023
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Series: Photographs and Posters, 1936-2004
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Box
104
Folder
1
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American Friends Service Committee. Prints, 1991-2002 (mostly 2002)
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Box
104
Folder
2
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Bhopal, India. Prints 1998
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Box
104
Folder
3
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Brazil/Mexico. Prints, 1998 November
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Box
103
Folder
1
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CETLAC (Centro de Estudios y Taller Laboral]/Juarez trip
transparencies, undated
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Box
104
Folder
4
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Global Economy Workshop. Prints, undated
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Box
102
Folder
1
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Highlander I negatives, 1936 June
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Box
104
Folder
5
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Prints, 1994
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Box
104
Folder
6
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Highlander staff. Prints, 1994
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Box
102
Folder
3
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Juarez trip. Negatives, 1994
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Box
104
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7-8
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Prints, 2003 May
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Box
103
Folder
2
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Transparencies, 2004
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Box
103
Folder
3
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“Kristi's Slides: Mexico." Transparencies, 2002-2003
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Box
104
Folder
9
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Mexico/India prints, undated
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Box
103
Folder
4-6
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Mexico trip. Transparencies, undated
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Box
105
Folder
1-3
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Miscellaneous prints, 2000 October
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Box
105
Folder
4
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Miscellaneous prints from Myles Horton's memorial, 1965
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Box
105
Folder
5
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Mississippi fieldwork prints, 1996
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Box
105
Folder
6
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Myles Horton and Metz Rollins. Selma, 1996
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Box
102
Folder
5
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North-South Dialogue. Poor People's Gathering negatives, undated
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Box
105
Folder
7
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Prints, 1985 March 30
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Box
102
Folder
6
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“Office pics" negatives, 1985 March 30
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Box
102
Folder
2
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People Concerned About MIC meeting in West Virginia. John Gaventa's
negatives, 1985 March 30
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Box
105
Folder
8
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Prints, 1985 March 30
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Box
102
Folder
4
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People Concerned About MIC meeting in West Virginia. Linda Meade
negatives, 1989
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Box
105
Folder
9
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Prints, 1977
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Box
105
Folder
10
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Photographs from Myles Horton correspondence, 1991 April
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Box
105
Folder
11
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R. Freeman print, undated
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Box
103
Folder
7
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Seeds of Hope. Transparencies, circa 1980
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Box
105
Folder
12
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Service Employees International Union Local 616. Prints, undated
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Box
105
Folder
13
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Shelva Thompson portrait, undated
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Box
105
Folder
14-16
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Southern Progress. Prints, 2001 August
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Box
102
Folder
7
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Southern Progress workshop #2 negatives, undated
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Box
102
Folder
8
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Southern Progress workshop #3 negatives, undated
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Box
105
Folder
17
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Prints, undated
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Box
105
Folder
18
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TIRN contact sheets and prints, undated
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Box
105
Folder
19
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TIRN manual contact sheet (NCNB protest), undated
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Box
102
Folder
9
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Unidentified negatives, undated
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Box
105
Folder
20
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Unidentified photograph, 1982-1983
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Box
105
Folder
21
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Unidentified textile/doll prints, undated
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Box
102
Folder
10
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Union Carbide/Viskase Ltd. Microfiche, undated
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Box
105
Folder
22
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Union Carbide Woodbine prints, 2000 May
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Box
105
Folder
23
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United Packinghouse Workers of America prints, undated
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Oversize folder
1
Oversize Box
D1
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America@Work, undated
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Oversize folder
2
Oversize Box
D1
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The March Community Book Shop flyer, 1974 June 14
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Oversize folder
3
Oversize Box
D1
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“Black Lung Kills" print, Summer 2000-Summer 2001
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Oversize folder
4
Oversize Box
D1
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Myles Horton's deed from Jack Daniel Distillery, 1981
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Oversize folder
5
Oversize Box
D1
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Point: South Carolina's Independent News Magazine. Volume 10, Numbers
99-102 1984
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Oversize folder
6
Oversize Box
D1
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“Hazards for Export” / by Bob Wyrick (Newsday reprint), 1998
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Oversize folder
7
Oversize Box
D1
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Cover to Water Workshop book, undated
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Oversize folder
8
Oversize Box
D1
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Economic Human Rights Campaign poster, 1983 January 30
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Oversize folder
9
Oversize Box
D1
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Union Carbide plants. Book mockup, 1985 March 11
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Oversize folder
10
Oversize Box
D1
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The Sunday Akron Beacon Journal. "The Joy of Protest,” 1990 January 20
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Oversize folder
11
Oversize Box
D1
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Myles Horton's greenhouse. Architectural sketches, 1998 April
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Oversize folder
12
Oversize Box
B12
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Myles Horton's obituary in The Knoxville News-Sentinel, undated
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Oversize folder
13
Oversize Box
B12
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Peru. Encuentro Preparatorio. Cumbre de los pueblos, 1971
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Oversize folder
14
Oversize Box
B12
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“Boycott Killer Carbide" poster, 1957
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Oversize folder
15
Oversize Box
B12
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Boston Theological Institute. Outstanding Ministry Award, undated
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Oversize folder
16
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"Highlander Folk School: Communist Training School, Monteagle, Tenn."
/ Georgia Commission on Education undated
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Electronic
Folder
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Electronic
Folder
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Electronic
Folder
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Series: Videorecordings, 1999-2001
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VHC
684
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From the Mountains to the Maquiladoras / A TIRN Educational
Video, undated
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VHC
685
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Public Service Announcements. Southern Progress Workshop 1, undated
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VHC
686
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Morristown Video-Cartas, undated
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V8A
460
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PSAs, undated
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V8A
461
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Southern Progress 2, 2001
February 23-25
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V8A
462
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Southern Progress Workshop 3. Footage of Hero-making cultural
showing, 2001 August 4
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V8A
463
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Cultural workshop, Summer 1999
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V8A
464
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[unidentified], undated
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VDA
469
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You Got to Move: Stories of Change in the South, 2011
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Electronic
Folder
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Electronic
Folder
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Electronic
Folder
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Electronic
Folder
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Electronic
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Electronic
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Electronic
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Electronic
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Electronic
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Electronic
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Electronic
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Electronic
Folder
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Electronic
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Electronic
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Electronic
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M2022-018
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Part 16 (M2022-018): Additions, 1933-2003Qty: 5.0 cubic feet (5 record
center cartons) This record group contains a portion of Highlander Center educator and activist Michael
"Mike" Clark's papers and materials related to the development of Highlander's youth
programming. Mike Clark joined the staff of Highlander in 1968 and eventually served as
president of the Center from 1972 to 1981, overseeing a period of transition away from
civil rights and into other area of social action. Some of the materials in this group
pre-date Clark's time with Highlander and document earlier activities of the
organization. Also included are Clark's materials pertaining to Highlander's projects
and publications covering environmental pollution caused by coal mining, chemical
production, and military bases. Included are manuscript drafts, correspondence,
newspaper clippings, program materials, financial documents, notes, reports, and other
research materials. The portion of this group related to Highlander's youth programs includes materials
related to The Young and the Restless and Seeds of Fire activities, especially their
workshops and camps. Included are planning documents and correspondence, promotional and
activity materials, evaluations and reports, as well as photographs of participants.
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Series: Michael "Mike" Clark files
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Highlander Research and Education Center files
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Box
1
Folder
1
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Beecher, John, "Their Blood Cries Out,” 1963
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Box
1
Folder
2
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Board of Directors resumes, 1977
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Bledsoe, Thomas
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Box
1
Folder
3
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Correspondence, 1966-1969
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Box
1
Folder
4
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Research, articles, and books about Highlander Center 1965-1966
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Box
1
Folder
5
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Brevard, North Carolina, Western Carolina Community Action, Volunteers in
Service to America (VISTA) 1970
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Box
1
Folder
6
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Correspondence (Montgomery, Kenneth F., and others) 1963-1970
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Box
1
Folder
7
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General correspondence, releases and publications, board meetings,
financial reports 1963-1966
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Council of the Southern Mountains
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Box
1
Folder
8
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General, 1969
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Box
1
Folder
9
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Poor Peoples Self-Help Commission, 1969-1970
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Box
1
Folder
10
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Elloree, South Carolina, story (excerpts), Blackman, L.A. 1956
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Box
1
Folder
11
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Federation of Communities in Service (FOCIS), 1969
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Box
1
Folder
12-15
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General, 1949,
1951, 1962-1975
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Box
1
Folder
16
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The Highlander Fling, 1947
January
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Box
1
Folder
17
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“The Highlander Folk School: A History of the Development of Its Major
Programs Related to the Social Movements in the South, 1932-1961," abstract of a
dissertation by Horton, Aimee 1970
October
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Box
1
Folder
18
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Inequities in the Recreation Program of Knoxville, report
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Box
1
Folder
19
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King, Martin Luther, Jr., affidavit regarding Tennessee legislature
investigation 1967
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Box
1
Folder
20
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Montgomery, Alabama story (excerpts), Parks, Rosa 1956
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Music
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“Freedom is a Constant Struggle”
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Box
1
Folder
21
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Rough manuscript
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Box
1
Folder
22
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Song sheets
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Box
6
Folder
1
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Song sheets and background, 1963-1966
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Box
1
Folder
23
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Freedom songs, 1963,
1965
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Box
6
Folder
2
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Newport Folk Festival, 1964
July
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Box
6
Folder
3
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Sea Island Folk Festivals, 1964-1965
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Box
1
Folder
24
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Sea Island Singers, 1963-1964
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Box
1
Folder
25
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Reviews, books and records 1962,
1964
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Box
1
Folder
26
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“We Shall Overcome,” clippings, music, history 1961,
1963, 1965-1966
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Box
1
Folder
27
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Organizers Conference list, 1968-1969
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Box
1
Folder
28-44
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Reports, 1933-1936, 1941, 1945-1946,1948, 1950, 1953-1954, 1961-1966, 1971-1977
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Box
1
Folder
45
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Report (three-year), photographs 1961-1964
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Box
1
Folder
46
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Robert F. Kennedy Fellowships, 1969
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Box
1
Folder
47
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School desegregation, meeting flyer 1971
March
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Box
1
Folder
48
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Sponsors, mailings 1965-1967
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Box
1
Folder
49
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“The Story of Highlander,” / by MacLean, Kenneth Torquil 1965 April 25
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Box
1
Folder
50
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Summer Appalachian Residential Program, 1974
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Box
1
Folder
51
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Thompson, John Beauchamp, "Shuttlesworth at Shechem"
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Box
1
Folder
52
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To do, 1972
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Box
1
Folder
53
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White organizers, 1964,
1969
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Workshops
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Box
1
Folder
54
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Thompson, John, at College workshops 1958
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Box
1
Folder
55-56
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Voter Education (excerpts), 1960,
1962
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Box
1
Folder
57
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Beauticians on Civil Rights (excerpts), Clark, Septima and
others 1961
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Box
6
Folder
4
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General, 1964-1965
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Box
1
Folder
58
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Southern political candidates, 1966
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Box
1
Folder
59
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Discussion Leaders, 1969
February 14-15
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Box
1
Folder
60
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Appalachian Ghetto of Chicago, 1969
November
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Box
1
Folder
61
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West Virginia Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO) WRO, 1971
October
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Box
1
Folder
62
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LBJ & C Community, 1971
October 22-24
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Strategic Minerals and Defense Industry project
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Strategic Minerals section
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Box
2
Folder
1-2
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General, 1977,
1980, 1982
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Box
2
Folder
3
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Draft, ready to proof again
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Box
2
Folder
4
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Chart, 1982
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Box
2
Folder
5
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Minerals in region, 1980,
1982
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Box
2
Folder
6
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Mining, Western North Carolina 1980-1981
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Box
2
Folder
7
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Policy arguments, 1977,
1980-1981, 1983
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Minerals
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Box
2
Folder
8
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Alumina/Bauxite, mining, minerals, Gibbsite Corporation 1980-1981
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Box
2
Folder
9
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Aluminum, 1980, 1982
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Box
2
Folder
10
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Chromium, 1980
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Box
2
Folder
11
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Graphite, natural and synthetic 1980
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Box
2
Folder
12
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Manganese, Tennessee 1981
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Box
2
Folder
13
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Mica, 1980
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Box
2
Folder
14
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Thorium, 1948
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Titanium
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Box
2
Folder
15
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General, 1980
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Box
2
Folder
16
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Tennessee, 1973-1975
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Box
2
Folder
17
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Tungsten, 1975
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Uranium
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Box
2
Folder
18
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Resources, 1981-1982
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Box
2
Folder
19
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Virginia, 1981
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Box
2
Folder
20
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Nuclear Weapons chapter, 1981
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Box
2
Folder
21
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Ordnance chapter, 1980,
1982
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Box
2
Folder
22
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Air, 1970,
1972, 1974-1977, 1979-1980, 1982
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Box
2
Folder
23
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Draft
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Box
2
Folder
24
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Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request letters, 1982
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Holston Army Ammunition Plant, Kingsport, Tennessee
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Box
2
Folder
25-26
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General, 1979
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Box
2
Folder
27
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Contract, 1978-1979
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Box
2
Folder
28
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National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES),
etc. 1979-1980
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Milan Army Ammunition Plant (MAAP), Milan, Tennessee
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Box
2
Folder
29
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Groundwater contamination, from Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) 1981-1982
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Box
2
Folder
30
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Martin Marietta, 1976,
1980, 1982
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National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
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Box
2
Folder
31
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Permits, 1972-1974, 1976, 1978, 1980-1982
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Box
3
Folder
1
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Violations, from EPA 1982
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Box
3
Folder
2
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Solid waste, 1981
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Box
3
Folder
3
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Water and air, 1972,
1975, 1979-1982
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Nuclear Chemicals & Metals Corporation, Huntsville,
Tennessee
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Box
6
Folder
5
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General, 1971-1973, 1979, 1982
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Box
3
Folder
4
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General (continued), 1982
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Box
3
Folder
5-6
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Miscellaneous, 1982
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Box
3
Folder
7-8
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Notes
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Coal Company (Blue Diamond) Monitoring project
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Box
3
Folder
9
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“31” indictment
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Box
3
Folder
10
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Attorney fees, 1980-1981
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Box
6
Folder
6
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Blackwood Land Company case, 1978-1980
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Box
3
Folder
11
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Bonnyman family, 1978
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Booklet, “...in the mines, in the mines, in the Blue Diamond
Mines...”
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Box
3
Folder
12
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Draft
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Box
6
Folder
7
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Drafts
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Box
3
Folder
13
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Photographs from booklet
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Box
3
Folder
14
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Brookside mine strike, publicity
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Box
3
Folder
15
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Citicorp, 1976
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Box
3
Folder
16-17
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Clippings, 1979-1982
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Box
3
Folder
18
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Coal industry, profits 1978
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Box
3
Folder
19
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Coal Patrol, 1977
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Box
3
Folder
20
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Coal Patrol and Bethell, Thomas
N. 1977-1978
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Box
3
Folder
21
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Combs, Bert T., connection
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Box
6
Folder
8
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Complaints, 1979
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Box
3
Folder
22
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Corporate stockholders (King & Co.), 1977-1978
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Box
3
Folder
23-24
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Correspondence, 1977-1979
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Box
6
Folder
9
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Finances, 1978-1980
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Gaventa, John
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Box
3
Folder
25
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Correspondence, 1978-1980
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Box
3
Folder
26
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Pre-deposition review, 1978-1980
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Box
3
Folder
27
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Deposition preparation documents, 1978-1981
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Box
3
Folder
28
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Deposition A, 1981
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Box
3
Folder
29
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Deposition B, 1981
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Box
3
Folder
30
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Miscellaneous, 1977-1980, 1984
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Box
3
Folder
31
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Invoices, 1978-1979
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Box
6
Folder
10
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J. Bulow Campbell Foundation, investment details 1975
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Justus Mine, Stearns, Kentucky
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Box
3
Folder
32
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Catholic Church and Stearns, 1977
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Box
7
Folder
1
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Clippings, 1978
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Box
3
Folder
33
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Coal washing, 1979-1980
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Box
3
Folder
34
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Contract negotiations, 1977
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Box
7
Folder
2
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Johnson, Judge J.B., Jr., orders, Stearns Mining Co. vs. District 19
UMWA 1977
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Box
3
Folder
35
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Knoxville contacts regarding Stearns
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Box
3
Folder
36
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The McCreary County Record,
clippings 1977
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Box
7
Folder
3-4
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Miscellaneous, 1977-1978
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Box
7
Folder
5
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National Labor Relations Board, 1977
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Box
3
Folder
37
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News releases
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Box
3
Folder
38
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Newspaper stories, 1977
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Box
3
Folder
39
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Publicity
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Box
3
Folder
40
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Research, 1977
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Box
3
Folder
41
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State police
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Box
7
Folder
6
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Stearns Mining Co. vs. District 19 UMWA, motion and notices of
deposition 1978
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Box
3
Folder
42
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Law violations, 1977
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Box
3
Folder
43
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Lawsuit, newspaper articles 1979-1980
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Box
3
Folder
44
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Legal, 1977-1980
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Box
3
Folder
45
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Legal cases
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Box
3
Folder
46-49
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Miscellaneous, 1972,
1977-1981
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Box
6
Folder
11-13
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Miscellaneous, 1975-1983
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Box
6
Folder
14
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Notes
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Box
4
Folder
1
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Notes and minutes, 1977-1979
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Box
4
Folder
2
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Press conference, 1979
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Box
6
Folder
15
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Press releases, 1978-1980, 1982-1983
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Box
4
Folder
3
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Press releases (second), 1980
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Box
4
Folder
4
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Proposals and reprints, 1978-1979
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Box
6
Folder
16
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Record of stock purchases, 1978
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Scotia Mining Company
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Box
4
Folder
5-6
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The Mountain Eagle, 1976,
1978
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Box
6
Folder
17
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Affidavits, 1977-1978
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Box
4
Folder
7
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Securities Exchange Act, 1975
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Box
4
Folder
8
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Securities and Exchange Commission, 1978
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Box
6
Folder
18
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Settlement, 1982
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Box
6
Folder
19
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Shareholder case, 1978-1981
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Box
4
Folder
9
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Shareholder letters, 1978-1979
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Southern Labor Union
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Box
6
Folder
20
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Contracts, 1972-1975
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Box
6
Folder
21
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General, 1962,
1968-1969, 1975-1977
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Box
6
Folder
22
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Pension fund, 1975-1976
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Box
4
Folder
10
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Standard Oil campaign, 1977-1978
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Box
4
Folder
11
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Stockholder family information
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Box
4
Folder
12
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Stockholders and general information, 1976-1977
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Box
7
Folder
7
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Building South, 1978
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We're Tired of Being Guinea Pigs!
handbook
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Box
4
Folder
13
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Agriculture and Forestry, 1979
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Box
7
Folder
8
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Allied Chemical Co., Chesterfield plant, OSHA reports
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Box
4
Folder
14
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Amended draft, key
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Box
4
Folder
15
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Appendices
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Box
4
Folder
16
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Chemical Industry
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Box
4
Folder
17
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Coal - The Traditional Energy Resource, 1979
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Box
4
Folder
18
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Coal Employment Project (CEP), info for Juliet 1979-1981
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Box
4
Folder
19
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Environmental Health workshop, 1979
October 13-14
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Box
7
Folder
9
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Gasification, liquefaction, shale oil
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Handbook
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Box
4
Folder
20
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Drafts of texts, 1980
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Box
4
Folder
21
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Outline, intro, general, correspondence 1979-1981
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Box
4
Folder
22
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Final version of book, 1980
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Box
4
Folder
23
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Handbook on environmental health in Appalachia, 1979
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Box
4
Folder
24
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Maps, 1980
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Box
4
Folder
25
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Kenny, Maxine 1979
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Box
7
Folder
10
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Kingsport Health Fair questionnaire, 1980
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Box
4
Folder
26
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Mead Corporation, environmental reports
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Box
4
Folder
27
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National Science Foundation (NSF) project, 1979-1980
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Box
4
Folder
28
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Nuclear energy, 1980
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Box
4
Folder
29
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Policy paper, synopsis
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Box
4
Folder
30
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Reference and resources
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Box
4
Folder
31
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Wastes
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Synfuels
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Box
4
Folder
32
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Correspondence, 1981
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Box
4
Folder
33
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Dungannon happenings, 1980
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Box
4
Folder
34
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Energy, 1981
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Box
4
Folder
35
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Originals, 1979-1980
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Box
4
Folder
36
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Reports, notes, etc. 1979-1981
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Box
4
Folder
37
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Workshop, 1980
March 29-30
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Box
4
Folder
38-39
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Workshop, 1981
May 8-10
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Series: Youth Programs
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Box
5
Folder
1
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ContactsEnglish.
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Box
5
Folder
2
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Field trip notes, Wendi 1999-2000English.
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Box
5
Folder
3
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Field trip protocolEnglish.
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Box
5
Folder
4
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MiscellaneousEnglish.
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Box
5
Folder
5
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Reference and articles, subject: Prison 1997,
2000English.
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Box
5
Folder
6
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Youth mailing stuff, 1995English.
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Box
5
Folder
7
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Gainesville, Georgia 1997-1998English, Spanish; Castilian.
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Box
5
Folder
8
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Allies Retreat, welcome packet 1998
NovemberEnglish.
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Box
5
Folder
9
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Movement: Rising Up, 2001English.
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The Young and the Restless
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Box
5
Folder
10
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Background and overview, 1984,
1986, 1999, 2001-2002
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Box
5
Folder
11
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Field work, 2001
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Box
5
Folder
12
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Evaluations, 2000-2002English, Spanish; Castilian.
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Box
5
Folder
13
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Games and songs, 2001
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Box
5
Folder
14
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Goals and objectives
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Box
5
Folder
15
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Mailings, copies
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Box
5
Folder
16-17
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Miscellaneous, 1999
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Box
5
Folder
18
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Planning committee, 2001
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Box
5
Folder
19
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Program description and information, 2003
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Box
5
Folder
20
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Program implementation, workplan
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Box
5
Folder
21
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Team meetings, 2000-2001
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Box
5
Folder
22
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Translation (Spanish), 2001English, Spanish; Castilian.
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Youth Organizers's Gathering, 1999 April 9-11
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Box
5
Folder
23
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Applications, 1999
April
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Box
5
Folder
24
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Community mapping, 1999
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Box
5
Folder
25-26
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General, 1999
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Box
5
Folder
27
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Report, 1999
April
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Workshop, 2000 April 27-30
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Box
5
Folder
28
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Letter of Agreement, 2000
April
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Box
5
Folder
29
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Skills assessment, 2000
April
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Box
5
Folder
30
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General, 2000
April
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Box
5
Folder
31
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Evaluations, 2000
April
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Box
5
Folder
32
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Master copies, 2000
April
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Box
5
Folder
33
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Overview, Spanish translation 2000English, Spanish; Castilian.
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Workshop II, 2000 October 12-15
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Box
5
Folder
34-35
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General, 2000
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Box
5
Folder
36
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Letters of agreement, 2000
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Box
5
Folder
37
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Participant Finding Voice packet, 2000
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Box
5
Folder
38
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Participant workbook, 2000
October
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Box
5
Folder
39
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Planning Committee packet, 2000
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Box
5
Folder
40
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Workshop III, 2001 March 30-April 1
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Box
5
Folder
41
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Program manual, 2000-2001
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Participating organizationsEnglish.
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Box
5
Folder
42
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21st Century Youth Leadership Movements, 2001
March 2-4
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Box
5
Folder
43
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Big Creek People in Action, 2000
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Box
5
Folder
44
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Boys, Girls, Adults Community Development Center Inc., Delta Youth
Achieving Goals 2000
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Box
5
Folder
45
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Community Culture and Resource Center, 2001
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Box
5
Folder
46
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Community Networking Team for the Arts, Communication & Technology
(CONTACT) Council 2000-2001
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Box
5
Folder
47
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El Centro Hispano, Jóvenes Líderes en Acción 2000English, Spanish; Castilian.
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Box
5
Folder
48
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El Vínculo Hispano, 2000-2001English, Spanish; Castilian.
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Box
5
Folder
49
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Montgomery County, Action Communication and Education Reform,
Inc. 2000-2001
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Box
5
Folder
50
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North Carolina Lambda Youth Network, 2000
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Box
5
Folder
51
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Organizacion Norteamericano Entrelaza la diversidad del mundo a traves
del Arte y la Cultura (ONEDMAC)English, Spanish; Castilian.
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Seeds of Fire
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Box
5
Folder
52
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Applicants, 2002
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Box
5
Folder
53
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Biographies, 2002
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Box
5
Folder
54
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Participant evaluations, 2002
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Box
5
Folder
55
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Participant workbook, 2002
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Box
5
Folder
56
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Signed terms of agreement, 2002
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Box
5
Folder
57
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Waivers, 2002
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