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M86-006
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Part 3 (M86-006): Additions, 1963-1983
31.0 c.f. (31 record center cartons) and 2 tape recordings
: Additions including staff documents, materials related to lobbying and organizing as well as subject files on other activist groups. The materials document NCARL's work against HUAC (which later changed its name to House Internal Security Committee or HISC), government spying, forced-entry searches, proposed revisions of the criminal code, the death penalty, and other legislation.
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Series: Staff Files
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Martin Michaelson
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Box
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Correspondence
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Box
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NCARL #2-6, 1973-1976
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Box
1
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Meeting, May 1973
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Box
1
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1978
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Box
2
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NCARL #7-13, 1977-1981
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Box
2
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National Committee meeting
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Box
2
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Washington staff reports, 1975-1976
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Box
2
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Lobby reports, 1974-1977
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Box
3
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Staff memos, 1974-1976
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Box
3
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Speaking engagements
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Box
3
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General correspondence, 1974-1977
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Box
3
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Mailing address cards
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Box
3
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New office, mail, rental, general
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Box
3
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Interns, 1976
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Box
3
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Intern information requests, 1976-1978
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Box
3
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Past interns, 1974-1975
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Box
3
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Intern forms
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Box
3
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Center for Washington Learning Opportunities
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Box
2
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Staff correspondence, 1977-1978
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Box
4
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Midwest office, 1974-1978
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Box
4
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Dave Luce, 1975-1978
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Box
4
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South, 1971-1977
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Box
4
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Dan Crystal, 1976-1978
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Box
4
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Griffin Bell meeting and cabinet
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Box
4
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Sylvia Crane
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Box
4
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Northern California
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Box
4
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Mercer
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Box
4
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New England
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Box
4
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Dave Luce, 1978-1980
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Box
4
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Esther Herst, international seminars on human rights, 1979
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Box
4
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Frank Wilkinson staff correspondence
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Box
4
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Herst correspondence, 1978-1980
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Box
5
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Midwest office, Rachel Rosen
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Box
5
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Herst speaking engagement correspondence, 1977-1978
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Box
5
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Dan Crystal, 1979-1980
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Box
5
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Playback at the Forum: A Play in Five Acts by Stage/Politic with comments
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Box
5
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Request for information, 1979
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Alliance to End Repression
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Box
5
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General
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Box
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Newsletters
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Washington office, 1973-1975
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Box
5
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Students for an Informed Legislature (SAIL)
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Box
5
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Fillian correspondence, 1973-1974
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Box
5
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Old intern requests and refusals, pre-1975
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Box
5
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Staff memos, 1974
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Box
5
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Spring 1974
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Box
5
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Wilkinson tour, Fall 1973
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Box
5
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Fillian speaking engagements
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Box
5
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Dave Luce
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Box
5
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Washington Committee, 1974
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Box
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Newsletters, 1974
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Box
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Fillian expenses and bills, 1974
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Box
5
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Bulk mailing WCARL, 1974
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Box
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Fall tour, 1974
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Box
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Correspondence
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Box
5
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Maryland University
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Box
5
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Young democrats
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Box
5
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Ideas
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Box
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Coalition of Concerned Black Americans
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Box
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United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE), Larry
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Box
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Rubin Save the People
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Box
6
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Newsletters, 1974
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Box
6
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Southern Conference Educational Fund, 1969-1974
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Box
6
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Dave Luce, 1973-1974
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Box
6
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Anne Braden and South, 1978-1981
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Box
6
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Northwest, Mercer, Porter, 1978
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Box
6
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Northern California, Criley and Rothschild, 1978-1982
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Box
6
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Frank Wilkinson press
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Box
6
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Frank Wilkinson speaking
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Box
6
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Sylvia Crane, 1978-1982
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Box
6
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Herst correspondence, 1981-1983
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Box
6
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New England, Cooper, J.J. Collins, and Countryman
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Box
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Legislative Alert data bank
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Box
6
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Wilkinson correspondence, 1981-1983
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Box
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D.C. office
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Box
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McKay
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Box
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Midwest Chicago Committee to Defend Bill of Rights
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Box
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Petti to NCARL
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Box
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Dave Luce, 1981
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Box
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Fundraising correspondence
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Box
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Dan Crystal, 1980
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Box
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Administrative job, August 1982
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Box
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Legislative coordinator rejections, 1982
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Box
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97th Congress
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Job applicants
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Box
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General
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Box
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1980-1981
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Box
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Petti, general
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Box
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Correspondence, 1974-1981
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Box
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Washington Lobby Contribution, June 1974 - November 1979
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Box
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Rachel Rosen correspondence
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NCARL intern program
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Box
12
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Applications, 1979-1980
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Box
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Former or not accepted, 1979-1982
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Box
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Request for information
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Box
7
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Correspondence
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Series: Issues Files
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House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), 1962-1974
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Box
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Stamler, Hall, Cohen, 1963-1967
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Box
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Congressional action
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Box
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Press coverage
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Box
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Representative legislation, preventive detention law, 1970
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Box
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House Internal Security Committee (HISC, formerly HUAC) files
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Box
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Internal Security Committee questionnaire, 1972
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Box
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Jurisdiction
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Box
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Campus speakers, 1965
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Box
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Hearings, theory and practice of communism
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Box
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Collection of Editorials and Resolutions in Opposition to the Un-American Activities Committee
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Box
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The 89th Congress and the Abolition of HUAC
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Box
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HISC files
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Box
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HUAC/HISC, 1967-1970
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Box
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Columbus
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Box
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Attica
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Box
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Government surveillance of employees hearings
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Box
10
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Student deaths at Southern University, 1970
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Box
10
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HISC files questionnaire, case report
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Box
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Loyalty security files
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Box
10
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H.R. 11120
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Box
10
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Criminal code, general
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Box
10
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Memorandums, 60 House leadership
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Box
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H.R. 8023 and Judiciary Committee
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Box
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H.R. 6241
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Box
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Prison hearings
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Box
10
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H.R. 11120
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Box
10
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Subversion in military
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Box
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Government agencies/Civil Service Commission
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Box
10
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Terrorism
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Box
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, pre-1975
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House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)/House Internal Security Committee (HISC) abolition, 1960-1974
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Box
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Abolition Resolutions
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Box
8
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Appropriations and funding, 1966-1974
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Box
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New mandate and name change
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Box
8
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Ryan, speech and charts
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Box
8
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Anti-HUAC pamphlets, 1965-1968
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Box
8
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Anti-HUAC lobbying notes, 1961-1965
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Box
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Committee appropriations including HUAC
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Box
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New abolition petition
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Box
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Constitutionality of HISC/HUAC
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Box
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Democratic Caucus, May 9
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Box
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H.R. 1284
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Box
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H.R. 988, March 19
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Box
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Response to H.R. 148 and 149
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Box
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Committee to Study House Rules
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Box
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Hansen Committee letter to Hansen Five, June 10
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Box
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Bolling Committee hearings
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Box
8
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Crane Telegram to 24
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Box
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IRS, HISC
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Box
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Safe America Crane letter response
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Box
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Caucus, HISC, December 1974 - January 1974
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Box
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HUAC, 1965-1968
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Pool, HUAC Vietnam hearings
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Box
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1966-1968
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Box
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NCARL materials
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Box
9
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Arthur Kinoy HUAC hearing
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Box
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Professor Stephen Small and HUAC
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Box
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Krebs v. Ashbrook
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Box
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Judge Corocan suspension of HUAC
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Box
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Jeff Fort
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Box
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General
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HISC, 1968-1974
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Box
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Travel restrictions, 1973
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Box
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Lobbying notes, 1971-1973
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Box
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Internal security legislation, 1971-1973
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Box
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Internal security laws
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Box
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Title I, Subversive Activities Control Board (SACB), 1967-1973
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SACB and executive order 11605
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Box
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1967-1971
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Box
10
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1972-1973
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Box
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H.R. 9669
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Box
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SABC, general, 1967-1971
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Box
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NCARL staff reports on repressive legislation, 1971-1973
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Box
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Privacy legislation, 1971-1973
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Box
10
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Disbarment, 1971
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Box
10
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Gun crimes, 1971
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Box
10
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Evidence, 1970
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Box
10
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Supreme Court, 1971
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Box
10
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Student draft amnesty, 1971
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Box
10
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New Jersey Coalition to Defend the Bill of Rights, Daniel Crystal statement on criminal code
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Title II
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Box
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NCARL
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Box
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, 1968-1972 and , undated
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Box
11
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W.E.B. DuBois Club information and suit against Attorney General, 1965-1969
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Box
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Protection of defense production legislation H.R. 1169, 14864, 819, 12699, 15626, 11363, 1032
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Box
11
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Stamber, Cohen, Hall, 1965-1973
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Criminal Code, 1979-1980
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Box
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Local organizing, 1979
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Box
12
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Press, 1979
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Box
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National organizations
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Box
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Editorials, op-eds, and letters, 1979
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Box
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National coalition, 1979
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Box
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NCARL correspondence, 1979
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Box
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Petitions
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Box
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Strategy
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Box
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Civil Liberties and Criminal Code reform, ACLU report, 1980
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Box
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For Members Only, play by N. Morris
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General research
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Box
14
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“Reorganization Plan No. 2, Establishing a Drug Enforcement Administration in the Department of Justice,” report of the Committee on Government Operations, United States Senate
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National Institute of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice reports
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Box
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“The Private Police Industry,” 1972
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Box
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“Prevention and Control of Collective Violence,” 1973
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Box
14
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“Special Purpose Public Police Force,” 1972
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Box
14
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Department of Defense v. Florence, 1976
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Box
14
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Thomas Wansley, 1973
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Nixon impeachment
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Box
14
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Bill
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Box
15
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President transcripts
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Box
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ACLU
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Box
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Pardon, tapes, transition funds
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Box
15
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Busing, 1973
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No-knock searches
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Box
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General, 1961-1974
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Box
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Reports, 1970-1973
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Box
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Senate Debate, July 11, 1974 S. 3355
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Box
15
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Lobbying forms
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Box
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No-knock repeal bills, Percy Erwin, 1974
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Box
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H.R. 8245, 1973
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Box
15
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Articles reprinted in Congressional Record
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Box
15
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Thompson term paper and Library of Congress No-Knock Monolithe
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Box
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Debate in , 1970
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Box
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No-knock law, Drug and Crime Act
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Box
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No-knock repeal
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Box
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Preventive detention, 1971
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Death penalty
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Box
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Analysis and media
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93rd Congress
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Box
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Senate
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Box
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House
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Box
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Furman decision
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Box
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Gregg v. Georgia, coalition, 1976
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Box
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Civil rights, Congressional Record, 1973-1976
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Box
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Washington Interreligious Staff Council, criminal justice
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Box
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Privacy, Congressional Record, 1973-1974
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Box
15
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Student rights, Congressional Record, 1973-1974
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Box
15
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S. 881, exclusionary rule, 1973
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Box
15
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National emergencies
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Box
15
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School prayer
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Box
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ACLU issues, abortion
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Box
15
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H.R. 9445, anti-riot, 1973
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Box
15
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Loyalty oaths
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Box
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Free press
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Box
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Privacy report
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Box
15
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Criminal justice legislation, general, 1975-1976
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Box
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Analysis of pending legislation on obscenity and pornography
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S. 1400
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Box
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Correspondence, 1973
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Box
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Criminal code ramifications reports
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Box
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Civil liberties threats, criminal code, Gale report, 1974
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Box
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Civil disabilities, criminal code, Chapman report, 1973
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Box
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Analysis
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Wiretapping
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Box
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93rd-95th congress
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Box
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Working group
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Box
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S. 3197, National security, 1974
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Box
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S. 1566, Wiretapping
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Box
13
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Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
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Box
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Applications for wiretaps reports, 1969-1973
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Box
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Supreme Court decisions
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S. 1 Criminal Code reform
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Box
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Staff correspondence
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Box
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Official documents
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Box
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National coalition
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Box
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Religious opposition
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Box
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Official resolutions, state and local government
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Box
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National organizations
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Box
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Smith Act analysis
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Box
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Northeast
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Box
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Northeast (continued)
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Box
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West
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Box
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South
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Box
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Midwest
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Box
18
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Clippings, 1976
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Box
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Clippings
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Box
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South Dakota Law Review
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Box
14
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Labor opposition
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Box
14
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Brown Commission analysis
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Box
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Sentencing, death penalty, and criminal justice
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Box
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Analyses
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Box
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Amendments
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Box
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Press analysis
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Box
14
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Milton Viorst, notes for Harper's
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Box
14
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Clippings, 1975-1976
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Box
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National Lawyers Guild, working paper on “The Character and Source of Repressive Legislation and How to Fight It”
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ACLU
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Box
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Melvin Wulf statement, 1975
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Box
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John Shattuck and David Landau statement, 1978
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Intelligence
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Box
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Official documents, 1975-1977
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Box
18
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Press clippings
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Box
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Classifications
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Box
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Legislation
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Box
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Executive actions
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Box
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Editorials
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Box
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Human rights
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Box
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ACLU intelligence legislation
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Box
19
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ACLU intelligence legislation (continued)
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Box
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Federal Intelligence Control Act, analysis, 1977
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Box
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Campaign to stop government spying
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Box
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Studies and analyses
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Box
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Grand Jury reform
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Box
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Campaign to Stop Governmental Spying, 1975-1978
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Box
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Fifth Estate and Public Education Project on the Intelligence Community
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Box
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Center for National Securities Studies
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Box
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Repression information project
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Box
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Organizational statements
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Box
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Abuse of Power, staff report, New York State Assembly Codes Committee, 1976
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Box
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Coalition to End Grand Jury Abuse, 1975-1978
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Box
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Coalition to End Grand Jury Abuse, 1975-1978 (continued)
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Box
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Campaign Action Committee, intelligence working group
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Box
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Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, statements, 1978
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S. 1437/H.R. 6869
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Box
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S. 1437 amendments
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Box
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Editorials
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Box
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NCARL correspondence
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Labor opposition
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Background
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Bar Association and local government bodies
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Box
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H.R., House codification
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Box
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National Alliance Against Racist and Political Oppression, 1974-1978
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Box
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Great Atlantic Radio Conspiracy
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Box
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Grundberger comments
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Box
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House action
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Box
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Coalition
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Box
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National organizations
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Box
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Local organizations
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Box
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Analysis
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National Coalition to Defend the Bill of Rights
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Box
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United States v. Daniel Ellsberg
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Box
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Clippings, 1977-1978
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95th Congress, 1977-1978
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Box
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H.R. 7308 and McCory Amendment
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Box
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S. 2525, 1977-1978
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Box
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Federal Tort Claims Act
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Box
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Civil rights
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Box
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Freedom of Information, Vaughn v. Rosen
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Box
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Freedom of Information, Vaughn v. Rosen
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Box
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Hatch Act
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Box
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Privacy
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Box
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Immigration
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Box
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Sentencing
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Box
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Drugs
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Box
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Right of institutionalized persons
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Box
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Criminal justice
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Box
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Fairness doctrine, freedom of press
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Box
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Labor
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Box
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Lobby disclosure
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96th Congress, 1979-1980
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Box
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General
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Box
24
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Abortion rights
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Box
24
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Access to justice
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Box
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Anti-riot Act
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Box
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Bail reform
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Box
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Civil commitment
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Box
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Civil rights
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Box
24
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Communications
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Box
24
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Drugs
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Box
24
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Grand jury reform
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Box
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Death penalty
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Box
24
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Draft, national service and registration
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Box
24
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Gay rights
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Box
24
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Hatch Act
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Box
24
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Heritage Foundation, new Right
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Box
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Immigration
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Box
24
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King holiday
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Box
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Labor rights
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Box
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Lobby disclosure
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Box
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Mandatory minimum sentences
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Box
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Native Americans
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Box
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Political prisoners
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Box
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Polygraph
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Box
24
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Press freedom reporter privilege
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Box
24
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Prison construction
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Box
24
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Privacy
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Box
24
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School prayer
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Box
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Sentencing, general
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Box
24
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Smith Act
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Box
24
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Supreme Court decision
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Box
24
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Death penalty hearings
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Box
24
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Zurcher v. Stanford Daily, first amendment
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Box
24
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ACLU statement on FBI charter legislation
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Intelligence
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Box
25
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CIA
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Box
25
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Names of agents
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Box
25
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Nuclear organizing surveillance
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Box
25
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NCARL correspondence
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Box
25
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission Authorization
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Box
25
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Red squads
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Box
25
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Terrorism
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Box
25
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LEIU (Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit)
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Box
25
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Investigative techniques
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Box
25
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Informers
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Box
25
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Private surveillance
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Box
25
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Federal Tort Claims Act amendments
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Box
25
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Gray mail/espionage
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Box
25
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Charter S. 2284, H.R. 6588
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Box
25
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Committee on National Security Systems charter literature
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Box
25
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FBI charter hearings
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Box
25
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CIA
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Box
25
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Freedom of Information Act
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Box
25
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FBI
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Box
25
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“Controlling the FBI,” ACLU testimony
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Box
25
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Tort claims
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Box
25
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General information
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Box
25
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Press
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Box
25
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Electronic surveillance
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Box
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Carter, executive order
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Criminal Code S. 1722, H.R. 6915, 1979-1980
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Box
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American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) lawyers' memos
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Box
25
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Analysis
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Box
25
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General
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Box
26
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Statements by members of Congress
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Box
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NCARL testimony
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Box
26
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Letters to senators
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Box
26
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House Rules Committee
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Box
26
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Rules Committee letter, August 1980
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Box
26
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House Subcommittee hearings and meetings
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Box
26
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Senate hearings
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Box
26
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Senate mark-up
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Box
26
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House Judiciary Committee mark-ups
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Box
26
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House Subcommittee mark-up
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Series: National Organizations Files
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1975-1978
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Box
25
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Washington Interreligious Staff Council (WISC), criminal justice task force
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Box
25
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Peace groups, Amnesty
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Box
25
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ACLU mailing list and executive director correspondence
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Box
25
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Public Citizen
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Box
25
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Society of American Law Teachers
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Box
25
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National Moratorium on Prison Construction
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Box
25
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Friends Committee on National Legislation
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Box
25
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Leadership Conference on Civil Rights
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Box
25
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WISC, civil liberties task force
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Box
25
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International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, Pat Tobin
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Box
25
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, July 4th Coalition
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Box
25
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Jewish groups
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Box
25
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Committee for Public Justice
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Box
25
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National Council on Crime and Delinquency
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Box
25
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New American Movement
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Box
25
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National Lawyers Guild
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Box
25
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Jewish Social Action Caucus
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Box
25
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National Conference of Black Lawyers
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Box
25
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Americans for Democratic Americans
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1979-1980
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Box
25
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Alliance to End Repression
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Box
25
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American Civil Liberties Union
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Box
25
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American Friends Service Committee (AFSC)
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Box
25
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AFSC Friends Committee on National Legislation
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Box
25
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Americans for Democratic Action
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Box
25
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Campaign for Political Rights
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Box
25
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Action Committee
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Box
25
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Center for National Security Studies
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Box
25
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Center for United States-China Relationships
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Box
25
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Centro de Immigracion
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Box
25
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Church Scientology: National Commission on Law Enforcement and Social Justice Citizens Commission on Human Rights
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Box
25
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Citizens Committee
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Box
25
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Citizens Energy Project
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Box
25
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Citizens Journal
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Box
25
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Clamshell Alliance
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Coalition for a New Foreign and Military Policy
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Box
25
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Coalition to End Grand Jury Abuse
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Box
25
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Commission for the Advancement of Public Interest Organizations
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Box
25
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Committee Against Registration and the Draft
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Box
25
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Committee for a Democratic Policy Towards Italy
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Box
25
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Committee for Public Justice
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Box
25
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Committee to Abolish Prison Slavery
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Box
25
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Common Cause
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Box
25
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Congressional Directories/Maps
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Box
25
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Counter Spy
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Box
25
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Covert Action Information Bulletin
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Box
25
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District of Columbia Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression
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Box
28
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Don't Mourn, Organize
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Box
28
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The Film Fund
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Box
28
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Fund for Constitutional Government
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Box
28
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Illinois Coalition Against the Death Penalty
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Box
28
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Italy and the United States
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Box
28
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Leadership Conference on Civil Rights
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Box
28
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National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression
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Box
28
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National Association on Blacks in Criminal Justice
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Box
28
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National Association of Social Workers
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Box
28
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National Coalition to Ban Handguns
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Box
28
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National Coalition to Control Handguns
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Box
28
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National Coalition to End the Death Penalty
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Box
28
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National Coalition to Support Indian Treaties
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Box
28
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National Community Action Agency Executive Directors Association
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Box
28
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National Conference of Black Lawyers
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Box
28
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National Council on Crime and Delinquency
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Box
29
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National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
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Box
29
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National Interreligious Service Board for Conscientious Objectors
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Box
29
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National Lawyers Guild
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Box
29
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National Legal Aide and Defenders Association
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Box
29
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National Organizing Conference to Stop Governmental Spying
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Box
29
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New American Movement
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Box
29
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Nuclear Information Resource Service
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Box
29
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PEN American Center
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Box
29
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People's Alliance
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Box
29
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Prison Law Monitor
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Box
29
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Privacy Journal
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Box
29
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Repression Information Project
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Box
29
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Resist
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Box
29
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Sane
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Box
29
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Society of American Law Teachers
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Box
29
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Southern Libertarian Messenger
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Box
29
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Syracuse Peace Council
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Box
29
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Union of American Hebrew Congregations, American Jewish Committee, American Jewish Congress, Jewish Social Action Caucus
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Box
29
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United States Student Association
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Box
29
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Vietnam Trial Support Committee
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Box
29
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Washington Peace Center
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Box
29
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Westchester People's Action Coalition
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Washington Interreligious Staff Council (WISC), General
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Box
29
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Task Force on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
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Box
29
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Task Force on Criminal Justice
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Box
29
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Women Against Violence Against Women
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Box
29
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Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
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Box
29
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Women Strike for Peace
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1981-1982
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Box
29
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Alliance to End Repression
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Box
30
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Anti-Klan Network
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Box
30
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American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee
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Box
30
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American Baptist Church
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Box
30
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American Bar Association
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Box
30
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American Civil Liberties Union
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Box
30
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American Friends Service Committee, Friends Committee on National Legislation
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Box
30
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Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers
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Box
30
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Campaign for Political Rights
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Box
30
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Center for Constitutional Rights
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Box
30
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Church of Scientology
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Box
30
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Citizens Committee on the Media
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Box
30
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Coalition on a New Foreign and Military Policy
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Box
30
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Coalition for a People's Alternative
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Box
30
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Come Unity
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Box
30
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Committee for Public Justice
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Box
30
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Committee to Protect Journalists
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Box
30
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Counterspy
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Box
30
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Delaware Alternative Press
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Box
30
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Diffusion
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Box
30
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Federation for Progress
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Box
30
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Film Fund
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Box
30
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Grand Jury Project
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Box
30
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Gray Panthers
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Box
30
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Impact
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Box
30
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International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
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Box
30
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Jewish Social Action Caucus, Union of American Hebrew Congregations, American Jewish Congress, American Jewish Committee
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Box
30
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Leadership Conference on Civil Liberties
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Box
30
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National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression
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Box
30
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National Association of Attorney Generals
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Box
30
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National Community Action Agency Executive Directors Association
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Box
31
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National Council on Crime and Delinquency
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Box
31
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National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
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Box
31
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National Lawyers Guild
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Box
31
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National Legal Aide and Defender Association
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Box
31
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National Moratorium on Prison Construction
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Box
31
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New Democratic Coalition
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Box
31
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National Organizing Committee Opposed to a Police State
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Box
31
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Nuclear Information and Resources
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Box
31
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Offender Aid and Restoration
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Box
31
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PEN American Center
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Box
31
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People United
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Box
31
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Privacy Journal
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Box
31
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Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press
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Box
31
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RESIST
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Box
31
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SANE
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Box
31
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Sanity Now
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Box
31
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Southern Africa Working Group
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Box
31
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Southern Libertarian Messenger
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Box
31
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Syracuse Peace Council
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Box
31
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Those United to Fight Fascism
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Box
31
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Union of the Left
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Box
31
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United Fellowship Metropolitan Community Churches
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Box
31
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United States Student Association
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Box
31
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Vanguard Press, Vermont
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Box
31
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Washington Peace Center
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Box
31
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Westchester People's Action Coalition
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Box
31
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Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
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Box
31
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Women Strike for Peace
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Box
31
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Washington Interreligious Staff Council on Civil and Religious Liberties
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Box
31
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Criminal Justice Network
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Box
31
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Criminal Justice Information Network
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Box
31
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Incarceration Prepare
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Box
31
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Silkwood
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Sound Archive
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Series: Audio Recordings
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Son of S. 1, Great Atlantic Radio Conspiracy
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S. 1437/ H.R. 6869, WBAI New York, July 1978
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