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Summary Information
Ronald A. McCrea Papers 1963-1989
Mss 869
4.6 c.f. (12 archives boxes and 1 flat box)
Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)
Papers, mainly 1974-1986, of McCrea, a journalist known for his editorial work with the Madison Capital Times and the Madison Press Connection, a strike newspaper. He also worked as communications director/speechwriter for Governor Anthony S. Earl from 1983 to 1986. A complete run of annotated reading copies of Earl speeches comprise a large portion of the collection. Also included are press materials for the governor's trade mission to China including a typed diary by McCrea and a 1981 China diary by Tom Loftus; draft and printed articles and editorials by McCrea; minutes of the board of the Madison Press Connection; records pertaining to the strike against Madison Newspapers, Inc. which led to the creation of the Press Connection; records of National Labor Relations Board proceedings; miscellaneous files relating to the editorial management of the Press Connection; and clippings and correspondence documenting the public response to the Press Connection's controversial publication of hydrogen bomb information in 1979. An interview with reporter Cedric Parker is also present. English
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