Correspondence

Toilet paper letters
Note: These also are copied on the microfilm.

Physical Description: 1 oversize folder 

1960-1961

1962-June 1963

July-December 1963

1964

1965

1966-1967, undated

Clippings, 1961-1964, undated

Notebooks

1961-May 1963

July 1963-February 1964

Summer 1964

Summer 1964

1965-1967

Speeches, undated

Leaflets, 1961-1965, undated

Louisiana Congress of Racial Equality, 1964-1965, undated

Louisiana Voter Registration Material, 1964-1965, undated

Reports and Questionnaire, 1962-1965, undated

Miscellaneous, 1967, undated

Tape Recordings, July-August 1966
Note: The tapes are all in good condition with running times of 1 hour per side except for No. 4 Side 2, which is about ten minutes.

Miriam Feingold interviews in Bogalusa, La.
Scope and Content Note: Includes Gayle Jenkins, Secretary of the Bogalusa Voters, League: O.Z. Young, civil rights and labor activist and member of the Deacons for Defense; and Hattie Mae Hill, civil rights activist.

Continued interviews in Bogalusa, La., Clinton, La., and Liberty, Miss.
Scope and Content Note: With Hattie Mae Hill, Bogalusa civil rights activist; Robert Hicks, Treasurer of the Bogalusa Voters' League; Royan Burris, President of the Deacons for Defense, Bogalusa, La.; James Bell, civil rights activist, Clinton, La.; Laura Spears, civil rights activist, Clinton, La.; E.W. Steptoe, civil rights activist, Liberty, Miss. This part of the tape recording is a copy of another tape on which Steptoe describes conditions for blacks in Miss.

E.W. Steptoe concludes his narration
Scope and Content Note: Included is a copy of a tape recording taken at a civil rights mass meeting at Liberty, Miss. during 1966, Jan. which Steptoe taped.

E.W. Steptoe discusses conditions for blacks in Miss.

E.W. Steptoe concludes his discussion; Rev. Joseph Carter describes the civil rights movement in Jackson, La.

Feingold interviews civil rights activists in Tullulah and Jonesboro, La.
Scope and Content Note: Included for Tullulah: Zelma Wyche, Harrison H. Brown, Rev. T.I. Israel, F.W. Wilson, and Moses Williams; and for Jonesboro: Annie Purnell Johnson and Elmo Jacobs.

Continued interviews with civil rights activists
Scope and Content Note: In Jonesboro, La.: Annie Purnell Johnson and Elmo Jacobs. In Lisbon, La.: Frederick Douglas Lewis. In Church Point, La.: Joseph Lee Marlbough. In Greensburg, La: Ellis Howard.

Conclusion of interview with Ellis Howard