Part 2 (M88-305, Audio 616A/2-13, 48-73, 75-83, PH Mss 395): Additions, circa 1964-1973
Physical Description: 0.2 cubic feet (1 half-archives box), 39 tape recordings, 8 disc recordings, and 0.1 cubic feet of transparencies (1 folder) 
Scope and Content Note: Additions, circa 1964-1973, including a notebook with details about a trip to Southeast Asia (including North Vietnam), transparencies of North Vietnam (twenty-five 35 mm color slides), "How a Microphone Ruined Our Union" (about the Mississippi Freedom Labor Union), a script for the play "We Got Everything, Ma, To look Forward To," notes relating to a book manuscript ("Truckers in Revolt"), letters from Tom Gardner, miscellaneous near-print material, disc recordings concerning Vietnam, and tape recordings.

Papers

Southeast Asia trip, circa 1965-1966

North Vietnam transparencies, 1965 October-1966 January

Passport revoked, 1966

Nuclear weapons, 1960s

Civil Rights, African American, circa 1965-1970

Labor, circa 1967-1972

Tape recordings

Mississippi Freedom Labor Union

George S. (side 1), Clarence S. (side 2), 1967 July 12

David Harris, 1969 July 4

Bob Dylan Great White Wonder, 1969 July 6

Sylvia Woods, RAFT, 1969

Genora Dollinger, Women's role in Flint GM strike, 1970 April 16

Staughton Lynd regarding Alinsky, 1971 June

Migas, 1972 July 29

Reel 1: Phillip Baymond, Frank Cedervall, Part of John W. Anderson, 1973 September 29

Walter Reuther Labor History (Det) Roll 1, 1973 December 1

Walter Reuther Labor History (Det) Roll 2, 1973 December 1

Petras, Chaty, Balanoff, Jim Maloney on 1919

Amalg Gabray

Strike Two Steve 0n 1014 Black wot Con Jim P on 1010 Young Steelworkers Kate on Unemployment hcd Thomp (beg)

Side 1: Thompson and Dietsch

Wayne Kennedy, Walden, Tucke[r]

Kennedy, Koinonia Bap[tist] Ch[urch]

Peter Llewellyn, Jack Palme[r]

Janis Joplin-- Cheap Thrills Iron Butterfl[y] Traffic

Concluding remarks of John W. Anderson

Philip Raymond, Frank [Cedervall], John W. Anderson

Butt (side 1), Weit (side 2) A

Powers (side 1), Weit (side 2) B

Weit C

George Patterson, 1st Labor Forum

DeCaux tape #3

Vicky DeCaux

Q and A, Reel III, 1 of 3

Vicky Kramer, Dr. Miller

A Dylan New Morning, Garwood (side 2) mooty

MFD

Vicky Star, 1972 February 15

Callow Barbiero Garwood

U.S. Conference

Reddick Young, Ola K.

Manzando (1)

Garwood on one side

Disc recordings

"Viet Nam: Voices of Policy & Protest" - Rostrum, RD-100, 1966

"Spoken Arts: Monologues by Lillian Smith - Lillian Smith reads 'Our Faces, Our Words'"

"Berkeley Teach-In: Vietnam - Voices and Documents Recorded at the Berkeley Campus of the University of California by Radio Stations KPFA" (Folkways, FD 5765), 1966

"The Oswald Case: Mark Lane's Testimony to the Warren Commission" (Broadside [Folkways], BR-501), 1964

"No More War - Songs Composed and Sung by Jacqueline Sharpe, with Arrangements by Walter Raim (Cutty Wren, CWR-101), 1966

"The Great Banquet and Other Parables Retold by Clarence Jordan" (Koinonia, XCTV-121902)