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Chapter 146: Everyone's Beloved Truth
When Zhu Yao woke up, she found herself on a beach. In front of her was a forest, while behind her was… Zhu Yao was unable to discern it either. Just what should the large amount of water behind her be called? With a single look, its end could not be seen, and it was as wide as an ocean. However, it was not blue, but instead, white. An ocean with endless white, which was very striking to the eyes.
At the time she woke up, it was exactly the hour for high tide, as the water had already reached her body. Just when she was thinking of climbing up, she realized that she was basically unable to feel her limbs.
The hell, she turned into a piece of jade again. When she tried to circulate the divine energy in her body to change into her human form, she found out that she did not have the necessary divine energy needed at all. Forget about transforming into an entire human figure, she was unable to form a single arm either.
However, the water had already reached her body. Once another wave were to strike, she would definitely be slammed onto the beach, causing her to shatter.
Zhu Yao gritted her teeth, and had no choice but to circulate a portion of her divine energy outwards from the jade, forming a mini-sized set of limbs. Holding up her jade-body, before the next wave strikes, she sprinted wildly away while making "pata pata" noises.
Hence, on the white coloured beach, a piece of jade which had grown out legs, was currently running for its dear life.
Only when she had run into the forest in a single breath, did she finally stop.
Phew, she did not get dragged into the waters. Zhu Yao heaved a long sigh of relief, and only then did she recall about what happened before. An anomaly seemed to have occurred when she saw the Lightning Divine Tower, and then, her master brought her to the Lightning Abyssal Spring.
But, why did she appear here? Where was her master? Zhu Yao looked around, but she was basically unable to see any human figure other than herself.
"Master, master…"
Just as she was planning to force out the last strand of divine energy she had to look for him back at the beach, she suddenly heard her master's familiar voice transmission. "Inner view!"
Ah? What did he mean?
Zhu Yao blanked for a moment. She looked around her surroundings, yet, she was unable to see her master's figure though? Hence, she obediently retracted her divine energy, and took a look inside her own divine sense region.
Seemingly in a blink of an eye, Zhu Yao saw another piece of spacious land. There were mountains, rivers, and even more mystical flowers and plants of various types. The air especially, was filled with rich amount of lightning energy, which seemed as though could materialize at any given moment.
Yu Yan was currently standing above a piece of grassland, and squatting beside him, was a mystical beast which kept charging at him with its teeth bared.
She took a closer look. "Sesame!" That was actually Sesame, who had not appeared on-stage for a long time.
Sesame blanked, as he bounced about a few times on the ground. He looked to the left, and then to the right, yet, even after searching for a while, he was unable to see Zhu Yao's figure. "Mistress, wuuuu. Little beastie misses you. Where are you?"
Currently, Zhu Yao was just a strand of consciousness looking into her divine sense region, so naturally, she did not have a physical form. Sesame searched for a little while more, and when he was still unable to see Zhu Yao, he once again charged towards Yu Yan, roaring out. "Hey, where did you hide my mistress? Hurry and hand her over!"
Yu Yan did not even spare a glance at this stupid beast. With a twist of his palm, the furious Sesame was tightly suppressed onto the ground.
Sesame instantly reported with teary eyes. "Mistress. He bullied your little beastie again."
Zhu Yao was too lazy to care about this stupid beast who had disappeared for a long time. "Master, just what is going on with this place?"
Yu Yan slightly raised his head, and slowly said. "Yu Wang, this place is your divine sense region."
This was her divine sense region? Stop joking around! Whose divine sense region would look like this?
"How is that possible?" Zhu Yao was not even in the mood to correct the way he addressed her, as she stare dumbfounded at this piece of spacious land. She had seen her divine sense region in the past as well. It was clearly a white empty realm back then, so when did such a huge forest grow without her knowing about it?
And it was even outrageously large. She could even sense that there was even a boundless ocean at the end of the forest. Did it have to be this fantastical?
"Master, just what is going on?" She had heard that tumours could grow in bodies, but she had never heard that skies and earth could grow in them as well.
"This should be a mustard seed dimensional space." Yu Yan frowned. "The divine energy in this mustard seed dimensional space is at least a hundred times denser than outside, and even Lightning Divine Palace cannot compare to it."
"A mustard seed dimensional space? Growing in my divine sense region?" Why did she feel that this was a little frightening?
Yu Yan shook his head, and said with a solemn voice. "This dimensional space is mutually connected to you, yet, it does not possess the slightest bit of divine sense aura. It does not simply exist in your divine sense… it seems more like… this is your true body." If his disciple did not have the personal succeeding disciple imprint in her, he wouldn't have figured out that this was his disciple's divine sense region.
"True body? Isn't my true body a piece of jade…" Wait a minute. She suddenly recalled the words Realmspirit said before her reincarnation. He guaranteed that her avatar this time would definitely be unprecedented. She would definitely be loved by everyone. Flowers would bloom when they see her, and cars will go boom when they drive pass her. No matter if they're man or woman, old or young, they would be unable to escape from her charm, and treat her as treasure. They would never give her up, or leave her.
Never give her up, or leave her… a jade!
Momma's egg, she reincarnated into a portable pocket dimension. Basically, it's the protagonists' essential divine artifact which often appeared in various light novels, a cheat which allowed the protagonists to grow various divine medicine and spiritual herbs.
"Master, this dimension couldn't possibly have a spiritual spring as well, right?"
Yu Yan blanked. He moved a step to the side, and as expected, there was a pool the size of a well behind him. "There's indeed one, and the divine energy inside it is extremely rich."
Flips table. Realmspirit, come out, I swear I won't beat you to death!
Zhu Yao's expression darkened. And here she was wondering why she felt strange when Realmspirit was talking about her new avatar? Initially, she had thought that he was just slightly boasting her cheat, but that wasn't it. She had turned actually turned into that cheat herself.
She really wanted to cry, you know?
Clearly, she had the strongest cheat, but she was unable to use it herself, and she even had to be used by someone else!
"Then why is master here?" She could understand Sesame being inside. When she was in the Lower Realm, she placed him inside her divine sense. But how did her master enter?
"When I placed you in the Lightning Abyssal Spring, I was attacked, and then I fell into the depths of the pool as well. The depths of the pool seem to possess a formation that could cut through space. When I regain consciousness, I'm already in here."
Cut through space? Was that why she appeared on the beach, and not in Lightning Divine Palace?
"Most probably, because of that spatial tearing formation, the dimension inside your body was sliced as well, and hence I appeared here."
In other words, she had dragged down her master. "Then, can master leave this place?"
Yu Yan shook his head. "This space seems to require a corresponding law, and it cannot be activated easily. It can't be broken through from the inside as well."
It was no wonder she couldn't sense Sesame ever since her reincarnation. She had thought that he did not ascend with her, but it was actually because he couldn't leave.
"I'm sorry." If it wasn't for the sake of saving her, her master wouldn't be trapped in here either.
"No matter." Yu Yan, however, did not seem to mind in the slightest. Compared to being trapped here, having his disciple go missing was even more of a headache for him. At the very least, he could sense everything about his disciple while being here. With him personally watching her, her disciple wouldn't be able to court death any longer.
"Then, what do we do now?" Why did she kind of feel like she now had an additional master-grade summoned beast?
"I do recall a little of that spatial tearing formation in the Lightning Abyssal Spring. Your master here will do his utmost to recreate that formation, and think of a way to leave this place." Yu Yan said with a stern expression. "Before that, I will be staying in your body."
In her body…
Mn. There's something strange here.
"Alright!" But currently, this was the only way. "Then master, can I continue to cultivate? What if I'm still unable to take in divine energy?" Earlier, she had tried it before, and realized that her body was unable to take in even the slightest bit of divine energy.
Yu Yan looked strangely at her. "Since this is your dimensional space, then the divine energy in this place, is naturally yours."
"What master mean is…" She could freely use the extremely rich amount of divine energy in this dimensional space?
"Divine energy is different from objects, as they are not restricted by physical forms. You can naturally guide it outwards." The reason why her cultivation stagnated before, was because the divine energy in this dimensional space was simply too dense. The divine energy she tried to absorb from the outside was instead too minuscule in amount, which caused it to disperse before being absorbed.
"In other words, I can use the divine energy here freely?" Then wouldn't that mean she could endlessly use it without any consequences? Was it really that overpowered?
Yu Yan nodded decisively. It was that overpowered.
Zhu Yao suddenly felt as though she had struck a gigantic lottery. "Let me try." She hurriedly retracted her inner view. She no longer circulated the divine energy in her body, instead, she changed to guiding out the energy out of her divine sense region. As expected, a gigantic amount of energy endlessly poured out from her divine sense region.
Similar to opening a floodgate, the divine energy continuously poured out without any restraints. Seemingly, in a blink of an eye, she recovered her human form. Not just that, even her cultivation was beginning to rise greatly.
After gaining her human form, her five senses were especially sensitive, and all the meridians in her body were enduring a gigantic amount of pain. As though she could hear a cracking sound, like a person who had not grown for too long, she suddenly grew fatter by ten kilograms, which stretched every corner of her body, causing her immense pain.
However, pain like this was something she had experienced several times in the Lower Realm. Adding that to raise one cultivation, the main factor was to refine one's divine sense. However, such a huge dimensional space was being stored in her divine sense, so there was basically no need for her to refine it. Hence, she was completely able to stabilize her cultivation level easily.
Her cultivation directly rose from the first level of Earth Deity, to the second level, to the third… all the way to the tenth level.
Her Dantian had already been fully stuffed by divine energy, yet, divine energy still constantly poured into it. Finally, as though there was some sort of cracking sound, the pressure on her entire body completely dispersed. Only then did Zhu Yao take a deep breath, and stop guiding out the divine energy from her divine sense region.
Her cultivation level had successfully entered the early stages of Profound Deity. This refreshing feeling… she simply couldn't dare to believe it.
"Master?" She habitually called out.
A familiar voice instantly resounded in her mind. "Leave this place for now."
"Are we returning to Lightning Divine Palace?"
Yu Yan was silent for a moment, before speaking up. "Since we are still unaware of who assaulted me, Lightning Divine Palace will remain as a dangerous location. Not only are we not going to return, even more so, you are not allowed to expose your identity as a disciple of Lightning Divine Palace."
Zhu Yao nodded. True, there was a possibility that the bad guy was waiting in Lightning Divine Palace. In any case, she and her master had safely escaped, so why not run as far as possible? Casually casting a Dirt Removal Art on herself, she summoned her own divine sword, and flew towards the other direction of the forest.
Zhu Yao flew extremely quickly, and while doing so, she removed Lightning Divine Palace's insignia off her sleeves. After the sleeves had turned pink, similar to the rest of her clothes, a slight strange sensation suddenly flashed past the depths of her heart. She seemed to have forgotten something?
And currently, in Lightning Divine Palace, the forgotten Yu Jin: …
The forest was not exactly huge, as Zhu Yao had only used about an hour to reach the edge of the forest. On the other side of the forest was a large piece of lush grassland. Above the grassland, the light from the sun shone, and several auspicious clouds gathered.
"There's definitely a settlement in the front direction." Yu Yan sent a voice transmission into her mind.
Zhu Yao was just about to accelerate and take a look for herself, only to suddenly hear a lewd laughter coming from the forest.
"For this deity to fancy you, is a blessing formed by the countless of lives you have cultivated for. You simply have to listen to me obediently, yet you actually think of running. Let me see just where can you run off to?"
Zhu Yao paused her steps, and her expression darkened. She felt a déjà vu as a woman was being harassed. Why did all these ruffians from the Three Realms use the exact same lines?


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Register of the Elizabeth Churchill Brown papers
Subjects and Indexing Terms
General 1946-1973
Constantine Brown 1946-1973
Biographical sketches n.d.
Career as a journalist 1946-1973
General. Commendations, correspondence, printed article, an entry pass for an interview with Francisco Franco, and miscellany 1946-1973
Clippings 1957-1962
Transcript of testimony before House Un-American Activities Committee 1957 Oct. 21
Elizabeth Churchill Brown. Certificates, clippings and lecture notices 1958-1960
Miscellany. Clippings, correspondence, invitations, memoranda, and sketch of Constantine Brown 1952-1965
World travels. Business cards, clippings, correspondence, guest lists, flyers, invitations, and pamphlets 1946-1958
General 1950-1967
General 1956-1967
General. Miscellaneous alphabetical 1956-1967
Dated, 1960-1965
Personal. Correspondence between Elizabeth and Constantine Brown 1950-1964
Areilza, Jose de (Count of Montrico) 1960-1965
Barrett, Frank A. (Senator) 1957-1958
Bible, Alan (Senator) 1958
Bridges, Styles (Senator) 1959
Browder, Earl and Raissa, SEE ALSO: SUBJECT FILE/Communism/ Internal security/Individuals/Browder, Earl and Raissa 1954-1965.
Byrd, Robert C. (Senator) 1959
Cartwright, John K. (Monsignor) 1963
Chiang, Kai-shek and Madame Chiang (Mayling Soong) 1956-1975
Christenberry, C.W. (General) 1956
Clarke, Carter (General)
1950-1951 May
1951 June-1958
Corso, P.J. 1963
Cunningham, James (Father) 1963-1965
Derwinski, Ed 1963
Dixon, Jeane 1964-1967
Dodd, Thomas (Senator) 1961-1963
Dooman, Eugene 1958
Eastland, James (Senator) 1959-1962
Fleeson, Doris 1954
Fluegel, Edna R. (includes other family members) 1961-1964
Ford, Gerald R. 1963
Gannon, Frank and Clover 1976
Goldwater, Barry (Senator) 1957-1966
Hanighen, Frank 1959-1963
Hickenlooper, Bourke B. (Senator) 1951
Hillenkoetter, R.H. (Admiral) 1951
Hillman, Alex L. 1961
Hoover, Herbert 1954
Hoover, J. Edgar 1959-1970
Howard, Roy W. 1950-1959
Jackson, Henry M. (Senator) 1969
Johansen, August E. 1962
Kirk, Russell 1963-1964
Klein, Herbert G. 1971
Knebel, Fletcher 1960
Knight, Frances (Mrs. Wayne Parrish) 1955-1975
Knowland, William F. (Senator) 1959-1963
Koch, Fred C. 1961-1962
Kohlberg, Alfred 1954-1962
Lalley, Joseph M. 1963
Leetch, Madalen 1962
Lequerica, Jose Felix de 1960
Loeb, William 1958-1975
Lyons, Florence Fowler 1960-1962
Mansfield, Mike (Senator) 1957
McGrath, W.L. 1955
McIntire, Carl (Reverend) 1964
Mundt, Karl (Senator) 1954-1964
Munson, Lyle 1960-1972
Nichols, Louis B. 1959-1964
O'Conor, Herbert R. 1956
Pell, Robert 1962-1965
Powell, Lewis 1962
Radford, Arthur W. (Admiral) 1953
Rayburn, Sam 1960
Regnery, Henry 1954-1963
Rhee, Syngman and Francesca
Correspondence with the Browns
Official correspondence (copies obtained by Browns)
General 1957
Dulles, John Foster 1957
Eisenhower, Dwight D. 1957-1958
Kim, Chung Yul (Korean Minister of Defense) 1957
Rooney, John J. 1958
Sanchez Bella, Alfred de 1965
Schaefer, J. Earl 1955
Smith, Truman c. 1960
Sourwine, Jay n.d.
Lo Specchio 1965-1967
Stahlman, James G. 1963
Starr, Charlotte 1953-c. 1969
Stassen, Harold E. 1951
Thorin, Duane 1960-1964
Thurmond, Strom (Senator) 1961-1964
Tower, John G. (Senator) 1962-1964
Trudeau, Arthur G. (General) c. 1954-1978
Utt, James B. 1962
The Wanderer (Walter and Joseph Matt, Editors) 1961-1964
War Information, Office of (Elmer Davis, Director) 1943
Wedemeyer, A.C. (General) 1964-1978
Welch, Joseph N. 1954
Welch, Robert (John Birch Society) 1956-1959
Wyman, Louis C. 1963
General 1958-1977
General. Notes n.d.
Scrapbooks of newspaper clippings 1958-1966
Poems. Correspondence, printed articles, typescripts c. 1960-1963, n.d.
Political activism c. 1959-1977
The State of the Nation. Project includes typescript drafts with notes; outlines; reports c. 1959
To Conservative Activists. Drafts of letter/statement; notes; correspondence with Elbridge Durbrow (includes a typescript copy of Elbridge Durbrow; A New U.S. Strategy for Peace and Freedom); Frances Knight and others 1977
Articles and speeches, Includes letters to editors 1951-1977.
Fragments. Notes, typescript drafts
Non-printed. Typescript drafts
Printed. Clippings and printed articles
Typescript draft 1951.
Typescript drafts 1952.
Typescript drafts 1954.
Typescript drafts 1957.
General. Typescripts, printed articles and clippings (photocopies and originals)
Series for Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph. Typescripts and clippings
Clippings, printed articles, speech transcripts and typescripts 1959.
General. Typescript and clippings
Series for Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph. Clippings
Letter to the editor (clippings), typescript drafts 1961.
General. Clippings and typescripts
Analysis of the Statement of the Moscow Conference of the Representatives of Communist and Workers Parties; Dec. 6; 1960. Correspondence; printed article and typescript drafts
Clippings, correspondence, typescript drafts. Some material in Italian 1963.
General. Clippings and typescripts
Series for The Wanderer 1964 Feb-Dec
Series ascribed to Constantine Brown, but possibly written by Elizabeth C. Brown. Typescripts
Clippings. Includes Manchester Union Leader 1965.
Typescript drafts and clippings 1966.
Series for The Manchester Union Leader
Clippings and typescripts 1967.
General. Clippings and typescripts
Interview with Richard Nixon for Lo Specchio, Includes typescript drafts, printed article (in Italian) and correspondence with Herbert Klein, Robert Murphy, Lou Nichols and Richard Nixon 1968-1969.
Typescript 1969.
Typescript drafts and clippings (some in Italian) 1970.
Typescripts and clippings 1971.
Typescripts and clippings 1972.
Typescripts and clippings 1973.
Typescripts and clippings 1974.
Typescripts and clippings 1975.
Typescripts and clippings 1976.
Correspondence (letter to the editor) 1977.
Manuscripts 1955-1972
The Enemy at His Back 1956
Correspondence 1956-1957
General. Requesting permission to quote other authors 1956
Jaskievicz, W.C. (Fordham University) 1956
National Review (William F. Buckley Jr., Frank S. Meyer) 1956-1957
National War College (Admiral Thomas H. Robbins, Admiral E.T. Woolridge)
Naval War College (Admiral Thomas Robinson) 1957
Navy League Magazine 1957
Newsweek (Raymond Moley) 1956-1957)
New York Herald Tribune (Ogden R. Reid) 1956
New York Times (Hanson W. Baldwin) 1956
Pegler, Westbrook (King Features Syndicate) 1957
Saturday Evening Post (Frederic Nelson) 1956
Reid, Mary Louise 1956
The Retired Officer (Admiral W.G. Lalor) 1956
United States Naval Institute (Robert N. Adrian) 1957
Widener, Alice 1956
Williams, Alford J., Jr. 1957
Final draft
Promotional material 1955-1956
General. Typescripts and clippings
Scrapbook. Clippings and reviews
Reviews and citations 1956-1958
Joe McCarthy and Other Anti-Communists c. 1967-1972
Correspondence with Warren E. Magee 1967
Fragments. Miscellaneous draft chapters (including 23 and 24) and deleted episodes.
Number 1: Chapters 2-3
Number 1: Chapters 4-22
Number 2: Prologue-Chapter 19. Includes annotations by Frank Hanighen (?)
Number 2: Chapters 20-22
Number 3: Rewritten by Lee Foster
General. Correspondence, Foster, Lee 1972.
Chapters 1-12
Remnants from original E.C.B. typescript
Chapters 1-2
Chapters 3-12
Number 4: Final draft by Lee Foster
General. Clippings, correspondence, notes 1955-1963
Scrapbook 1953-1954
Newspaper columns. Typescript drafts and clippings 1945-1965
Correspondence, clipping, typescripts n.d.
Clippings and typescripts 1945.
Clippings and typescripts 1950.
Clipping 1951.
Clipping 1952.
Clippings, typescripts, correspondence and mimeographed memorandum 1953.
Clippings and mimeographed press releases 1954.
Typescript excerpts from C. Brown columns 1955-1956.
Clipping 1957.
Clippings, correspondence, typescripts 1958.
Typescripts and reprints. Includes typed copy of a letter from J. Edgar Hoover 1959.
Printed articles, reprints, and typescripts 1962.
Clippings 1964.
Clippings and typescript 1965.
The Coming of the Whirlwind 1964
Miscellaneous sections
Number 1: Chapters 1-9
Number 2: Chapters 1-34
Number 3: Table of Contents-Chapter 8
Number 3: Chapters 9-35
Acheson; Dean. Mimeographed copy of statement before Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees; typescript transcripts and notes on testimony before House Foreign Affairs Committee; Includes speech transcript of Europe: Kaleidoscope or Clouded Crystal 1946-1963. 1963
General. Newsletters, notes, pamphlets, statement by the African Students Union in the U.S.S.R.
Correspondence. Bureau of African Affairs, (Ghana) 1960
Agnew, Spiro T. Clipping, form letter, speech transcripts c. 1970
Algeria. Printed and non-printed commentaries by Hilaire du Berrier 1958-1960
Antarctica. Congressional resolution, press release (statement by President Eisenhower), reprint 1954-1958
Asia. Clipping, newsletter, notes, press releases, reports, and mimeographed transcripts of speeches by Thomas J. Dodd, Jack Miller, James E. Murray and Walter S. Robertson 1947-1973
Austria (South Tyrol). Correspondence, pamphlet and typescript report relating to autonomy for the South Tyrol 1959-1966
Bang-Jensen, Povl. Newsletter, photocopy of anonymous confidential report, printed reports 1960-1961
Canada. Newsletter relating to Pierre Trudeau 1968
Carter, James E. Flyer, form letter, newsletters, notes 1976-1978
Chile. Form letter, newsletters, pamphlets, press release, and a printed copy of Jeffrey B. Gayner and Lawrence D. Pratt, Allende and the Failure of Chilean Marxism 1970-1976
People's Republic of China
General. Flyers, map, notes, pamphlets c. 1964-1980
Correspondence with Guy M. Gillette, V.S. Hsiang, Alfred Kohlberg, Madelen Leetch, Lucian B. Moody, Stephen M. Weld and others 1950-1973
Foreign relations
General. Newsletter, notes, memoranda, pamphlets, reports, resolutions 1953-1970
U.N. admission question. Declarations, pamphlets, reprints, reports 1965-1966
United States
Civil war period. Mimeographed copies of memoranda by foreign service officers in China (including John P. Davies and John Service), pamphlets, reports, transcripts of testimony before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, wire reports 1943-1971
Post-1949 period
General. Clippings; flyers; newsletters; notes; pamphlets; reprints; transcripts (speeches and hearings) and typescript copy of P.C. Beezley; Toward Legitimate Protest 1952-1971
Correspondence with Alfred Kohlberg, Committee of One Million 1958
Internal affairs, Printed reports. Includes mimeographed notes on Congress of the Chinese Communist Party, Yenan 1945-1971. 1945
Republic of China (Taiwan). Clippings; notes; newsletters; pamphlets; press releases; speech transcripts; reprints; printed copy (pamphlet) of George S. Montgomery; Jr.; A Second Term? Nationalist China and our 1956 Elections; printed speech transcript of James C.H. Shen; Sino-American Relations in Perspective; and mimeographed copy of A.C. Wedemeyer; Chiang Kai-Shek; Defender of Freedom; (memorial tribute; 1975); SEE ALSO: CORRESPONDENCE/Chiang; Kai-Shek 1950-1983.
General. Clippings, newsletters, pamphlets, and anonymous typescript report on a meeting of the Religious Freedom Committee 1950-1975
Correspondence with Time & Life, U.S. News and World Report, Alice Widener 1952-1972
General. Campaign material, diagrams, newsletters, reference list, resolutions, speech transcript, correspondence with Life magazine and others
Non-printed material 1952-1960
Printed material
General 1953-1959
Pink Sheet on the Left
#95-#111 (1/6/75-8/18/75)
#112-#131 (9/1/75-5/4/76)
Freedom Academy. Clippings, form letters, printed speech transcript (Thomas J. Dodd), correspondence with Francis J. McNamara, and others 1959-1965
Matthews, J.B. Miscellany and correspondence 1953-1958
McCarthy, Joseph. Clippings, correspondence, hearing transcripts, miscellany, newsletters, notes, pamphlets, speech transcripts, statements, resolutions 1951-1983
Correspondence with John Butler, Ed C. Johnson, Joseph McCarthy, Gordon A. Sabine and others 1951-1954
Miscellany and notes c. 1951-1957
Non-printed material, general 1952-1953
Printed material, general 1951-1983
Speeches and writings 1951-1955
Art. Newsletter, notes, an anonymous pamphlet, Minutes of a Communist Cell on Art, and correspondence with Hubert B. Scudder 1952-1960
Communist Party - General (for individuals, SEE: Internal security/Individuals). Form letters, newsletters, pamphlets, press releases, questionnaire, statements, reports 1952-1971
Non-printed material. Mimeographed speech transcript of J. Edgar Hoover; The Communist Party U.S.A. and Its Present Status; and FBI (?) reports 1954-1971
Printed material. Printed statements by J. Edgar Hoover, printed copy of Draft Resolutions for the 16th National Convention of the Communist Party U.S.A. 1952-1967
Education. Correspondence, flyers, miscellany, newsletters, pamphlets, press releases, questionnaires, resolutions, teaching materials
General. Bibliography, clippings, correspondence, resolution and speech transcript relating to Arthur Prudden Coleman 1948-1959
Correspondence 1952-1961
Non-printed materials. Includes mimeographed copy (and notes) of H.A. Overstreet; A Reading Guide and Outline 1952-1975
Printed material 1941-1978
Entertainment. Clippings, memoranda, miscellany, newsletters, pamphlets, press releases, resports, hearing transcripts 1950-1980
Correspondence with Robert Dole, Warner Bros., and others 1950-1970
Non-printed materials 1951-c. 1959
Printed materials
Newsletters 1957-1980
Pamphlets 1950-1952
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee hearing transcripts
AWARE, Inc.
General. Clippings, memoranda, pamphlets, press releases, reports 1952-1956
Correspondence with J. Edgar Hoover and others 1953-1955
Internal security (subversive activities). Biographical sketches, clippings, hearing transcripts, newsletters, notes, pamphlets, press releases, serial issues, speech transcripts, statements, reports, reprints 1942-1980
Correspondence with Martin Dies. Includes a mimeographed copy of a statement by Michael A. Musmanno relating to outlawing the Communist party 1954
Non-printed material 1954
Printed material. Newsletters, hearing transcripts 1950-1974
Espionage. Hearing transcripts and newsletters 1952-1978
General. (Reference to more than one individual). Newsletters, reports 1958-1973
Institute of Pacific Relations. Excerpts from testimony, list, correspondence with Ezra Benson 1951-1955.
Adler, Solomon n.d.
Atkinson, Brooks n.d.
Attlee, Clement 1949
Beam, Jacob D. 1969
Bethune, Mary McLeod 1952-1953
Browder, Earl and Raissa. SEE ALSO: CORRESPONDENCE/Browder, Earl and Raissa
General. Clippings; newsletters; notes; reports; and typescript copy of Duane Thorin; Browder's Marx Chowder 1943-1973
Speeches and writings 1943-1960
America's Changing Foreign Policy; Printed article 1959.
The Future of the Anglo-Soviet-American Coalition; Reprint 1943.
Karl Marx and America, Mimeographed pamphlet with typescript draft 1957.
Socialism in America, Printed pamphlet 1960.
Teheran: Our Path in War and Peace, Paperback book 1944.
Buchanan, Frank 1951
Budenz, Louis 1950
Caplin, Jerome Benton 1958
Celler, Emanuel 1954-1964
Chaplin, Charles 1942-1950
Chapman, Oscar L. 1950
Coplon, Judith 1965
Crouch, Paul. Correspondence and mimeographed statement 1954-1955
Currie, Lauchlin 1961
Davies, John Paton c. 1969
Dodd, Bella 1954
Douglas, Paul H. (Senator). Mimeographed list of participation in subversive organizations 1951
Epstein, Israel n.d.
Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley 1955
Forman, Harrison n.d.
Furry, Wendell H. 1954
Gayn, Mark J. 1945
Hammer, Armand 1969
Hawkins, Augustus Freeman 1975
Hemenway, John 1973
Hughes, Langston c. 1962
Jessup; Philip. Notes; memorandum; mimeographed report from Joe McCarthy; Documentary Evidence on Philip C. Jessup; Ambassador-at-Large 1951
Josephson, Emanuel 1965
Jowitt, (Lord) n.d.
Kamin, Leon J. 1954
Kilgore, Harley (Senator). Pamphlet, The Red Record of Senator Harvey Kilgore c. 1952
Lamont, Corliss 1954
Lattimore, Owen. Clippings, excerpts from testimony, press releases, statements by Thomas Dodd and Patrick McCarran, report 1953-1972
Lovestone, Jay, SEE ALSO: SPEECHES AND WRITINGS/Articles and speeches/ 1954. 1961
Ludden, Raymond n.d.
Matusow, Harvey Marshall
General. Press releases, statements 1951-1955
Senate Internal Security subcommittee investigation; Strategy and Tactics of World Communism 1955
Hearing transcripts, Parts 1-11 1955
Report 1955
Norman, Edgerton Herbert. Clippings, newsletters, printed articles, testimony transcript summary 1951-1957
Peress; Irving; Senate Internal Security subcommittee investigation; Army Personnel Actions Relating to Irving Peress 1955.
Hearings transcripts, Parts 1-7 1955
Report 1955
Perlo, Victor n.d.
Posniak, Edward G. Clipping, notes, serial issue, mimeographed copy of FBI report 1948-1968
Pound, Ezra 1958
Robeson, Paul, Includes reports relating to the Peekskill demonstrations of 1949 Aug.-Sept. 1949-1958.
Roth, Andrew n.d.
Service, John. Includes statement before Senate Subcommittee on Foreign Relations 1945-1950
Starobin, Joseph R. 1954
Stern, Martha and Alfred 1979-1980
Unger, Abraham 1954
Wallach, Erica 1958
Williams, Aubrey n.d.
Zborowski, Mark 1959
Investigative Committees
General. Correspondence with Sidney W. Souers 1949
House Un-American Activities Committee 1952-1973
Correspondence with J. Edgar Hoover and Francis P. Walter 1957-1959
General. List of publications, newsletters, pamphlets, reports, radio broadcast transcripts 1954-1973
Internal Security Subcommittee, U.S. Senate. Mimeographed copies of hearing transcripts, press releases 1953-1957
Interlocking Subversion in Government Departments 1953-1955
Scope of Soviet Activity in the United States 1956-1957
Press releases 1956-1957
Transcripts 1957
Smith Act. Form letter, newsletter 1956
State Department. Clippings, correspondence, printed hearing transcripts and reports, newsletters, press releases, reprints 1952-1976
General. Clippings, hearing transcripts, newsletters, pamphlets and printed copy (pamphlet) issued by Joe McCarthy (?), The Party of Betrayal 1952-1966
Otepka, Otto
General. Clippings, newsletters, reprints 1963-1976
Correspondence 1969-1971
Subversive Activities Control Board. Briefs; reports and mimeographed copy of Harry P. Cain; Can Freedom Live with Internal Security? 1955-1959
General. Correspondence, miscellany, newsletters, notes, pamphlets, reports 1951-1981
Reuther, Walter. Clippings, correspondence with Joseph Kamp, newsletters, notes 1952-1967
General. Newsletter and correspondence with Robert P. Hudson and Errett P. Scriver 1958-1959
Fluoridation. Flyers, newsletters, pamphlets, reports 1954-1964
Mental health. Clippings, correspondence, memoranda, newsletters, notes, pamphlets, press releases, reports, reprints, transcripts 1944-1965
General. American Public Relations Forum, Speaker's kit on mental health. Flyers, pamphlets and reprints 1944-1961
Correspondence with J.B. Matthews, National Association for Mental Health (NAMH), William Sargant, Boris Sokoloff, George F. Sutherland, Irene Traffert and others 1959-1960
Non-printed material; Includes typescript copies of Boris Sokoloff; The Scientific Basis of Soviet Efforts for the Control of Human BehaviorCharles Stickley; Brain-washing: A Synthesis of the Text - Book on Psychopoliticsand a mimeographed memorandum; National Association for Mental Health; Inc.; Analysis of Criticism of the Mental Health Movement and NAMH 1954-1959. 1954 1955 1959
Printed material, Includes printed copies of G.B. Chisholm, The Psychiatry of Enduring Peace and Social Progress (serial issue), the World Federation of Mental Health, Mental Health and World Citizenship and Lewis Albert Alesen, Mental Robots 1946-1963. 1946; 1948; 1957
Individual cases
Bartholomew, Fletcher. Transcript of radio broadcast 1958
Rogers, Senta. Correspondence, forms, memoranda, statment 1955-1958
Seelig, Fred. Newsletter 1965
Winston, Robert A. Correspondence with James O. Eastland, press release, statement 1960
New Left
General. Clippings, newsletters, notes, press releases, reprints 1960-1982
Non-printed material 1960-1976
Printed material, Includes copies of the Washington Free Press and the Quicksilver Times 1960-1982.
American Civil Liberties Union
Correspondence. Mrs. Irene Traffert 1960-1961
General. Newsletters 1956-1974
American Indian Movement. Newsletter 1973
Anti-nuclear movement. Newsletter 1977
Anti-war (Vietnam) movement. Clippings, flyers, newsletters, FBI (?) reports 1965-1972
Black movements
General. Flyers; form letters; newsletters; notes; pamphlets; reprints; and mimeographed copy of J.B. Matthews; Communists; Negroes and Integration 1954-1974
Civil disorder
General. Chart, newsletters, press releases 1964-1971
Printed report by the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders; One Year Later; SEE ALSO: AUDIOVISUAL FILE 1968.
Civil rights
General. Correspondence, newsletters, pamphlets, press releases 1957-1971
King, Martin Luther, Jr. Form letters, newsletters 1968-1978
Desegregation. Clippings, correspondence, flyers, newsletters, pamphlets, reports (FBI?), and correspondence with a mimeographed copy of report by Carleton Putnam 1954-1965
Nationalism. Clippings, form letters, newsletters, notes, pamphlets, press releases, serial issues, transcripts 1965-1977
Non-printed material 1965-1976
Printed material 1965-1977
Chicanos and farm workers. Clippings, flyers, newsletters, programs 1966-1976.
Communist Party. Form letters, newsletters, reports (FBI?), transcripts 1958-1971
Non-printed material 1967-1971
Printed material 1958-1970
Intellectuals. Correspondence, conference proceedings and programs, newsletters, reports, reprints, telegrams 1952-1973
General 1952-1973
Non-printed material. Mimeographed memoranda 1952-1957
Printed material 1961-1973
Pugwash Conference. Proceedings and printed report 1961-1964
Socialist Scholars Conferences. Program, printed newsletters and pamphlets 1967-1971
Morality. Clippings, correspondence, flyers, newsletters, transcripts 1956-1983
Correspondence 1959-1962
General 1956-1983
Prison movements. Newsletters 1971
Puerto Rican movements. Newsletters 1974-1977
Revolutionary terrorism. Newsletters, notes, pamphlets 1970-1979
Students. Clippings, correspondence, flyers, press releases, newsletters, notes, pamphlets, reports, transcripts 1952-1970
General 1952-1970
Correspondence. Edward O. Weant, Jr. 1967
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS). Newsletters, reports, transcripts 1965-1970
Venceremos Brigade. Form letter c. 1971
Propaganda. Correspondence; flyers; form letters; newsletters; pamphlets; posters; serial issue (U.S.S.R. Information Bulletin Includes mimeographed copy of Suzanne Labin; The Technique of Soviet Propaganda and typescript photocopy (FBI?); Communists Aim Propaganda at Farmers 1952) 1946-1983. 1959 n.d.
Correspondence with the Committee of Christian Laymen, Inc., Thomas J. Dodd, Clare Boothe Luce, Carl McIntire, the United States Information Agency, and others 1956-1976
Non-printed material. Articles, notes, press releases, resolutions, statements, transcripts 1936-1976
Printed material. Clippings and typescript copies of articles (some translated from Italian), newsletters, pamphlets, reports, reprints, transcripts 1950-1984
General 1954-1971
Newsletters 1957-1984
General 1957-1969
Committee of Christian Laymen, Inc. Also includes non-printed progress reports
#1-100 1962 April 1-1964 June 10
#101-150 1964 June 11-1966 Dec. 1
#151-198 1967 Jan. 3-1970 Sept. 22
Progress reports 1963-1970
Mindszenty Report 1965-1984
Pamphlets 1950-1973
General 1952-1973
McIntire, Carl 1950-1953
Strategy and tactics. Clippings, correspondence, newsletters, pamphlets, press releases, reprints, transcripts, SEE ALSO: Communism/Internal Security/Individuals/Matusow, Harvey Marshall 1951-1975.
International. Clippings, newsletters and letter from Karlis Kalnins to Gamal Abdel Nasser 1951-1971
United States
General. Newsletters and pamphlets 1956-1975
Cultural exchange. Clippings, newsletters, pamphlets, press releases 1958-1966
Congo (Katanga). Newsletters, pamphlets, press releases, statement by Thomas J. Dodd, transcripts, and correspondence with Suzanne and Edouard Labin 1960-1965
Cuba. Biographical sketches, correspondence, memoranda, naval communications, newsletters, pamphlets, press releases, reprints, transcripts, wire reports 1954-1978
General. Correspondence 1954-1960
Foreign relations
General. Biographical sketch; newsletters; conference addresses by J.E. de la Torriente; and Guillermo Martinez Marquez; conference reports; the Inter-American Press Association; Report of the Special Committee on Cubaand Eudocio Ravines; Free Cubans Present a Challenge to Washingtonand printed copy (pamphlet) of Osvaldo Dorticos Torrado; The Revolution has Not Betrayed Cuba but Has Fulfilled its Ideals 1960-1973
United States
General. Newsletters, serial issue (Carib), speech transcripts and printed copies (pamphlets) issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Cuba, The Position of Cuban Sugar in the United States, and another pamphlet denouncing Cuban-American intervention in the leaflet raid of Oct. 21, 1959 (in French) 1959-1978
Bay of Pigs. Typescript rough draft of article n.d.
Missile crisis. Wire reports; newsletter; pamphlets; mimeographed speech transcript of John F. Kennedy; The Offensive Military Build-up on Cubaand a printed copy (pamphlet) of Duane Thorin; The Cuban Crisis and the Grand Design 1962-1963
Internal affairs. Printed copies of Internal Security committee reports 1962-1970
Czechoslovakia. Printed copy of Joseph C. Whelan, "Aspects of Intellectual Ferment and Dissent in Czechoslovakia," 1969
Defense. Bibliographies, biographical sketches, clippings, correspondence, flyers, maps, memoranda, newsletters, notes, pamphlets, press releases, transcripts 1950-1982
Non-printed material. Includes remarks by Styles Bridges, William E. Jenner, Phyllis Schlafly, and Charles A. Willoughby 1957-1972
Printed material 1958-1974
Correspondence with Styles Bridges, Daniel J. Flood, Alfred Kohlberg, John E. Moss, National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, and others 1957-1958
Armed Forces. Bibliographies, biographical sketches, flyers, newsletters, notes, pamphlets, press releases, reports, reprints, transcripts 1950-1977
General 1950-1977
Communist infiltration; Includes correspondence and printed copy of Hamilton A. Long; America's Tragedy Today 1950-1972. 1950.
Status of Forces Treaty 1957
Navy; Includes testimony transcript and mimeographed report by Admiral Arleigh Burke Regarding the Military Posture of the United States Navy 1958-1975. c. 1960
Arms control. Memoranda, newsletters, notes, pamphlets, transcripts 1955-1982
Non-printed material. Mimeographed copies of statements by Phyllis Schlafly, Lawrence H. Smith, Arthur G. Trudeau, and Duane Thorin 1957-1967
Printed material. Includes transcript of a speech by N. Khrushchev before the United Nations General Assembly; The Soviet Union Proposes General and Complete Disarmament of all Nations 1955-1982
Treaties. Pamphlets, press releases, newsletters, transcripts 1959-1974
General 1964-1972
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. Includes mimeographed statements by Thomas J. Dodd and Lewis L. Strauss; and a mimeographed copy of the United States Information Service report; The Nuclear Test Ban Treaty: Gateway to Peace 1959-1963
Strategic Arms Limitations Treaties (I and II) 1972-1974
Civil defense. Correspondence, maps, pamphlets 1959-1967
Civil-Military relations. Newsletters 1960-1968
Thorin; Duane; The Need for Civil Authority over the Military; Printed copy with typescript drafts 1968.
Waskow; Arthur I. Quis Custodiet? Controlling the Peace in a Disarmed World; Peace Research Institute Report with appendices 1963.
Congress. Newsletters, reports, transcripts 1961-1976
General c. 1965-1976
Thurmond, Strom. Newsletters, press releases, reports, transcripts 1961-1965
Defense Department; Biographical sketches; newsletters; reports and correspondence with William C. Foster. Includes mimeographed copy of Committee on the Defense Establishment; Report to Senator Kennedy 1951-1975. c. 1960
General. Clippings, newsletters, notes, pamphlets, press releases, reports, reprints, transcripts, wire reports 1956-c. 1965
General. Includes President's Committee on Scientists and Engineers; Final Report to the President 1957-1958
Trudeau, Arthur G., Chief of Research and Development for the Army. Clippings, printed pamphlets and reprints, mimeographed copies of radio broadcast and speech transcripts, SEE ALSO: CORRESPONDENCE/Trudeau, Arthur G. 1956-c. 1965.
Internal security. Clippings, correspondence, newsletters, notes 1949-1964
General 1954-1964
Condon, Edward U. 1954
Oppenheimer, J. Robert 1949-1963
Struik, Dirk J. 1949-1956
Space. Newsletter and pamphlet 1957.
Weapons systems. Clippings, newsletters, notes, press releases, pamphlets, reports, transcripts 1945-1978
Strategic superiority (U.S.A. vs. U.S.S.R.). Flyers, newsletters, pamphlets, transcripts 1958-1976
Dominican Republic. Flyers, newsletter, pamphlet, correspondence with William J. Johnson (Dominican Republic Herald) and Henry Regnery 1949-1963
Eastern Europe. Newsletter, notes, pamphlet, press release and correspondence with Dumitru Danielopol and others, Includes typescript copy of statement by Charles J. Kersten relating to the Kersten amendment to the Mutual Security Act, and mimeographed surveys issued by the Federal Communications Commission, Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Services 1942-1970. 1951; c. 1944
General. Biographical sketches, correspondence, notes, newsletters, pamphlets, reports 1951-1977
General. Clippings, newsletters, pamphlets 1951-1976
Correspondence with the Allen-Bradley Company, General Electric, Gulf Oil Corp., International Business Machines Corp., Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, National Federation of Independent Business, Noble Advertising Co., Research Institute of America, Inc., United States National Bank, J. Weingarten, Inc. 1951-1961
Currency. Flyers, newsletters, pamphlets 1962-1979
Fiscal policy. Flyers; newsletters; pamphlets; press releases; reports; transcripts; statements by Peter H. Dominick; William E. Jenner; George W. Malone; Lawrence H. Smith; Willis E. Stone; mimeographed reports by Otto Passman; Americanism or Socialism?Robert M. Bleiberg; New York City: Decline and Falland New York's Big Spender 1954-1975
Gold. Flyers; newsletters; pamphlets; mimeographed reports of George Racey Jordan; Gold and Freedomand Robert M. Bleiberg; A New Gold Rush 1957-1972
Taxation. Charts; clippings; press releases; reports; mimeographed copy of Robert M. Bleiberg; Selling the Hangman the Rope 1951-1974
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
General. Newsletters, notes, pamphlets, press releases, transcripts, and correspondence with Styles Bridges and others 1949-1960
Speeches and writings 1949-c. 1959
Ford, Gerald R. Clippings, newsletter and press releases 1974-1976
France. Newsletters, notes, transcripts 1961-1968
Germany. Biographical sketches, cartoon, correspondence, newsletters, pamphlets, press releases, transcripts 1953-1972
General. Includes printed pamphlet of Ivone Kirkpatrick; The Inner Circleanonymous mimeographed copy of A Visit with Chancellor Adenauer 1953-1972
Berlin situation 1959-1962
General. Includes mimeographed reports issued by Kampfgruppe gegen Unmenschlichkeit (organization) relating to the political situation in Berlin, printed pamphlet by the Press Office of the German Embassy, To Keep Berlin Free, and mimeographed statements by Styles Bridges, Thomas Dodd, and John Kennedy 1959-1961
Correspondence with Thomas J. Dodd, John F. Kennedy, Joint Senate-House Republican Leadership group 1961-1962
Ghana. Newsletters, pamphlets, serial issues 1964-1967
Greece. Pamphlets, transcript, printed copy (pamphlet) of K.P. Gorshenin, V.S. Nesterov, A.A. Piontkovsky, M.S. Strogovich, Freedom for the Greek Democrats 1950-1959
India. Newsletter, pamphlet, typescript copy of article 1953-1974
Indonesia. Newsletters, and correspondence with the State Department, Public Services Division 1958-1959
Iran. Biographical sketch and newsletter 1959-1979
Iraq. Clipping 1958.
Israel. Newsletters, notes, pamphlets, correspondence with the Israeli embassy in Washington and others 1952-1972
General. Biographical statements, business cards, flyers, miscellany, newsletters, notes, press releases, transcripts 1953-1977
Correspondence with the Daughters of the American Revolution, Edna Fluegel, the Italian embassy in Washington, Strom Thurmond, and others 1960-1971
Javits, Jacob. Biographical sketch, newsletters, pamphlets, press releases, reprints, transcripts 1965-1976
General 1966-1976
Speeches and writings 1965-1966
Johnson, Lyndon B. Clippings, correspondence, notes, press releases, transcripts 1953-1966
General 1961-1966
Correspondence with Lyndon Johnson and others 1959-1964
Speeches and writings. Includes typescript copy of a newspaper column written by L.B. Johnson, substituting for Constantine Brown 1953
Kennedy, Edward. Correspondence, flyers, newsletters 1969-1973
General 1969-1973
Correspondence 1969
Kennedy, John. Correspondence, newsletters, notes, press releases 1953-1978
General 1961-1978
Correspondence with John F. Kennedy and others 1953-1961
Speeches and writings. Mimeographed transcripts 1961-1962
Kennedy, Robert. Correspondence, miscellany, newsletters 1962-1970
General. Newsletters, miscellany, and correspondence with William Loeb 1962-1970
Speeches and writings. Mimeographed transcripts 1962
Kissinger, Henry. Newsletters 1969-1975
Knight, Frances. Correspondence, memoranda, newsletters, notes, press releases, transcripts, SEE ALSO: CORRESPONDENCE/Knight, Frances 1954-1973.
General 1954-1973
Correspondence with John Phillips c. 1955
General. Includes anonymous typescript report; The Korean Confusion; correspondence with Newsweek; and others 1958
Foreign relations. Newsletters, pamphlets, press releases, reports, wire reports 1947-1976
Japan. Includes statements by Yiu Tai Ha (Chief, Republic of Korea Mission in Japan) 1958-1959
United States. Includes printed report by the Korean Foreign Policy Association; Comments on the Korea Section of the Conlon Report 1947-1976
Internal affairs. Newsletters; pamphlets; serial issues; printed copy (pamphlet) of Hong Chong-in; The March of Korean Journalism: A Birds Eye View; the Korean Foreign Policy Association; Korea's Internal Political Situation; and printed pamphlets relating to the National Security Law; SEE ALSO: CORRESPONDENCE/Rhee; Syngman 1953-1971.
Korean War 1950-1953
General. Prisoners of war
General. Memoranda, newsletters, pamphlets, reports, mimeographed statements relating to incidents in United Nations P.O.W. camps, wire reports 1952-1959
Correspondence 1956-1958
Correspondence with Summers, Paul D., Jr., SEE ALSO: CORRESPONDENCE/Clarke, General Carter 1952.
Non-printed material 1950-1953
General. Correspondence; flyers; reports; transcripts; wire reports; and a typescript report; Intelligence Estimate of the Situation in Korea 1950-c. 1952
Reports 1950-c. 1952
Ingram; Sam; The Puzzle of American Policy; Mimeographed copy c. 1952.
Wiley; Alexander; Smith; H. Alexander; Hickenlooper; Bourke B.; and Lodge; Henry Cabot; Jr.; Background to Korea. Mimeographed report 1950
Statements by Omar Bradley, Harry F. Byrd, Claire L. Chennault, Robert C. Hendrickson, Douglas MacArthur. Mimeographed copies 1950-1953
Printed material. Clippings, newsletters, pamphlets 1950-1971
Maps 1945-circa 1953
Maps (continued)
Latin America
General. Clippings, lists, newsletters, pamphlets 1958-1976
Correspondence with Thomas J. Dodd 1963
Communist influence. Lists; notes; newsletters; pamphlets; press releases; serial issue (Carib)and mimeographed report; Statistical Data on Communist Propaganda Activities in Latin America-1958 1958-1981
Middle East. Clippings, notes, press releases, serial issues, mimeographed transcripts of speeches of Jamil baroody (Saudi Arabian Ambassador) at the United Nations, and correspondence with Mahmoud About Fath and Irving Zuckerman 1948-1974.
Miscellany 1837-1976
General. Biographical sketches, clipping, newsletters, notes, phonograph record, pamphlet, printed article 1969-1975
Books and authors 1952-1976
General. Bibliographies, clippings, newsletters, notes, pamphlets, promotional material 1953-1976
Correspondence with Paul Dever, the Devin-Adair Co., Publishers 1952
Quotations; Notes and photocopy of Joseph Hopkinson; Memoirs of John Marshall 1837-1974. 1837
Nixon, Richard M.
General. Clippings, correspondence, memoranda, newsletters, notes 1952-1969
Reports (White House), Mimeographed copies 1971-1972.
Speeches and writings. Mimeographed transcripts, including correspondence 1972
Watergate. Correspondence, newsletters 1973-1976
Pakistan. Pamphlets, press release, and printed copies (pamphlets) of Malik Firoz Khan Noon, Democratic Ideals and Foreign Policy of Pakistanthe Ministry of Law, The Basic Democracies Orderand the Department of Advertising, Films and Publications, Introduction to Basic Democracies in Pakistan 1958-1959
General. Clippings, form letters, press releases, reports 1960-1977
Correspondence with Daniel J. Flood 1959-1966
Poland. Clippings, notes, reports, serial issues, printed transcripts 1945-1969
Portugal (Angola). Newsletters and notes 1974-1976
Reagan, Ronald. Form letter, promotional material, transcript excerpts c. 1975-1977
Rhodesia. Flyers, form letter, newsletters, notes 1966-1978
Rockefeller, Nelson A. Biographical sketch, copies of articles, newsletters 1951-1974
Rostow, Walt Whitman. Biographical sketch, clippings, notes, pamphlets, transcripts, and photocopy of portions of a typescript report (by Rostow?) 1962-1967
Rusk, Dean
General. Newsletter, notes, quotations, transcripts 1950-1964
Speeches and writings. Pamphlets 1951-1964
Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr.
General. Excerpts from printed article, newsletters, notes 1946-1962
Correspondence with the Washington Evening Star regarding a column by Constantine Brown 1961
South Africa
General. Flyers, newsletters, pamphlets, transcripts, and a printed report by W.C. Naude, South Africa: A Western Society 1961-c. 1981
Correspondence. W.C. Naude (South African Ambassador to U.S.); including speech transcript; South Africa Today 1961
Spain. Charts, clippings, correspondence, maps, newsletters, pamphlets, reports, statements by the Rev. Jose Mateo, M.D. Forrest, and Fidel Sanz c. 1949-1975
Stevenson, Adlai
General. Clippings, flyer, form letter, newsletters, notes 1952-1964
Correspondence with Clarence J. Brown, Fred E. Busbey, Carl T. Curtis, George A. Dondero, William E. Jenner, James P. Kem, Alfred Kohlberg, Joseph W. Martin, Jr., Chapman Revercomb, Andrew F. Schoeppel, and others 1952
Tibet. Printed copies of American-Asian Educational Exchange; Inc.; Genocide in Tibet: A Study in Communist Aggression (pamphlet); and Lowell Thomas; The Rape of Tibet (reprint) 1959-1967
Truman, Harry S. Form letter and notes c. 1952
Turkey. Biographical sketches; map; newsletters (includes issue of Newsletter on Contemporary Communism by Ruth Fischer; notes; press releases; reports; correspondence with Max W. Bishop 1946) 1946-1959
General. Newsletters, pamphlets, reports 1954-1971
Correspondence. John J. McCloy to George A. Dondero 1944
Economic policy. Printed copy of A. Leontyev, Toward a Classless Society: The Second Five-Year Plan Explained 1932
Foreign relations
General. Clippings; newsletters; pamphlets; press releases; reprints; transcripts; printed copy (pamphlet) of G. Dimitroff; The United Front Against Fascism and Warinterview transcripts of V.M. Molotov with W.R. Hearst and J. Kingsbury Smith; and of N. Khrushchev with the Foreign Broadcast Information Service; a photocopy of a printed article; V.M. Molotov; The International Situation and the Foreign Policy of the Soviet Governmentand a printed copy of Statement of the Moscow Conference of Representatives of Communist and Workers Parties 1935-1974
Eastern Europe. Notes and reprints 1940-1978
United States
General. Correspondence; newsletters; pamphlets; reports; mis statements by Anastas I. Mikoyan 1957-1974
Diplomatic relations. Clippings and mimeographed transcript of testimony by A.C. Wedemeyer 1954
Khrushchev visit. Correspondence, flyers, form letters, memoranda, newsletters, notes, press releases, speech excerpts, reports 1959
Anti-Khrushchev material
Summit conferences. Correspondents, notes, pamphlets, printed reports, mimeographed copy of speech by Barry Goldwater c. 1954-1960
Treaties. Newsletters and reports, SEE ALSO: Defense/Treaties 1948-1969
Government. Biographical sketches, newsletters, notes, pamphlets and a printed copy of the constitution of the U.S.S.R. 1939-1969
History. Excerpts 1854 and 1935
Kelly, Walter K., The History of Russia 1854
Knorin, W., Communist Party of the Soviet Union: A Short History 1935.
Internal affairs
General. Newsletters; pamphlets; press release; poem; reports; interview transcript; printed copies of D.Z. Manuilsky; The Results of Socialist Reconstruction in the U.S.S.R.and of a speech by L.I. Brezhnev The 50th Anniversary of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 1935-1972
Dissent and repression. Newsletters, press releases, printed pamphlets 1959-1983
Military affairs. Correspondence, flyer, printed article and newsletters 1957-c. 1977
United States - Domestic issues and programs
Amnesty. Newsletter 1972
Consumer protection. Newsletter and flyer 1971-c. 1975
Energy. Mimeographed copy of Robert Bleiberg; Oil Shortage--American Style c. 1973
Ethnic minorities, Italian-American. Press release 1970
Gun control. Newsletters 1966-1975
New Deal. Biographical sketches, newsletter, printed speech transcripts. Includes typescript reports prepared for Karl Mundt regarding Harry L. Hopkins and David K. Niles 1940-1959
Poverty and welfare programs. Flyers and newsletters 1965-1975
Press and media issues
General 1950-1983
General. Clippings, memoranda, newsletters, notes, serial issue (Carib) 1950-1983
Expose. Periodical issues 1951 Nov. 1-1953 Jan.
Correspondence (not for publication) with the American Legion Magazine, the Harvard Fortnightly, Modern Age, the Washington Times Herald, and others 1952-1972
Unemployment. Newsletter and transcripts of speeches by Homer Ferguson c. 1952-1959
Urban renewal and development. Excerpts from articles, newsletters, and printed copy (pamphlet) issued by the New Times The Slums of New York 1957-1977
Womens movement/ERA. Biographical sketches, newsletters, resolutions, and correspondence with Carl T. Curtis 1950-1974
United States - Foreign relations
General. Copies of articles; newsletters; notes; press releases; reports; mimeographed copy of conference report of the American Political Science Association; Research on American Foreign Policy; transcripts of speeches by Viscount Montgomery (typescript); Herbert Hoover; The Protection of Freedom; (reprint) and Mike Mansfield; Foreign Policy and the Democratic Majority; (mimeograph) 1956-1980.
Economic policy
General. Correspondence; press releases; reports; Includes mimeographed copy of report of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund; Inc.; Foreign Economic Policy for the Twentieth Century; and excerpts from a mimeographed report by Allen J. Ellender 1955-1961
Foreign aid
Non-printed material; Biographical sketches; charts; form letters; press releases; statements by Styles Bridges; John Marshall Butler; Thomas J. Dodd; William E. Jenner; Otto E. Passman; and Lawrence H. Smith; Includes typescript copies of Arthur G. Trudeau; Some Comments Regarding our American Foreign Policyand Where Are We?and a mimeographed copy of the report of the Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government; Overseas Economic Operations 1952-1974. 1952-1974. 1955
Printed material, Clippings, newsletters, pamphlets, reports, reprints, transcripts. Includes printed copies of U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Foreign Aid by the United States Government, 1940-1952 and Foreign Aid by the United States Government printed copies of U.S. Dept. of State, Point Four Pioneers Point Four and Liberiaand What It Is-Point Four-How it Works 1951-1971. 1953, 1951-1953
Citizens Foreign Aid Committee. Form letters, newsletters, printed reports 1959-1971
International banking. Newsletters and pamphlet, SEE ALSO: United States-Foreign relations/United Nations/Economic assistance 1951-1983.
General. Charts, pamphlets, report 1953-1975.
Communist countries. Charts, clippings, correspondence, flyers, form letters, newsletters, notes, pamphlets, releases, reports, transcripts c. 1952-1975
General c. 1952-1975
Non-printed material; Includes mimeographed copy of Robert M. Bleiberg; Less Trade with the Bear; and mimeographed statements by William E. Jenner; Karl Mundt and George Bender; and Harold Stassen c. 1952- c. 1968.
Printed material 1953-1974
General. Includes mimeographed facts sheets issued by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, and statements by Thomas J. Dodd, Paul Findley, and George McGovern 1963-1975
Correspondence with the American Farm Bureau Federation, William Loeb, and others 1966
Foreign Policy Association
General. Flyers, newsletters, pamphlets, resolutions, serial issues. Includes a series of printed reports, Decision... 1957 1957-1962
Correspondence with C. Ralph Nichols 1960-1961
General. Clippings, newsletters, pamphlets c. 1953-1971
Refugees. Clipping, flyer, pamphlets 1959-1974
Information agencies
General. Memoranda; newsletters; pamphlet; press releases; reports; typescript radio broadcast transcript; a mimeographed transcript of Eugene W. Castle; How to Win the Cold Warand a printed copy of U.S. Information Service; 11th Report to Congress 1950-1961
Correspondence with Everett Dirksen, the U.S. Information Agency, and others 1958-1971
Peace Corps. Newsletters 1961
Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Newsletter, notes, printed hearing transcripts 1960-1966
State Department
General. Newsletters; notes; pamphlets; press releases; reports; reprints; serial issues; and a mimeographed transcript of Jerome M. Frank; Psychological Aspects of Foreign Affairs Newsletters; notes; pamphlets; press releases; reports; reprints; serial issues; and a mimeographed transcript of Jerome M. Frank; Psychological Aspects of Foreign Affairs 1950-1977 1950-1977
Correspondence with Russell Kirk and Jay Sourwine 1963-1964
Treaties and alliances. SEE ALSO: United States-Foreign relations/United Nations/Treaties
General. Printed transcript of speech by John W. Bricker, newsletter 1952-1953
Central Treaty Organization (CENTO). Delegation lists for 1959 conference, flyer, maps 1959
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
General. Charts; correspondence; pamphlets; newsletters; printed reports; transcripts; printed copy of Matthew B. Ridgway; Second Annual Report of the Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in Europe (in French); and mimeographed transcript of Thomas C. Darcy; NATO Objectives and Organization 1953-1975
U.S. Army; Europe. Biographical sketches; poster; reports; serial issues (USAREUR Information Bulletin)and mimeographed report; United States Army; Europe; Today 1960-1961
United Nations
General 1948-1974
General. Correspondence, declaration, flyers, memoranda, newsletters, notes, pamphlets, press releases, transcripts, statements by Ernest A. Gross and James J. Wadsworth 1948-1974
Anti-United Nations. Newsletters, notes, pamphlets, printed copies of Ten Years of the United Nations...Soviet's Greatest Hoaxand Myron C. Fagan, Documentation of U.N. Plot to Destroy U.S. 1950-1962
Armed Forces. Memoranda, newsletters, notes, pamphlets 1951-1957
Commission on Human Rights
General. Flyers, newsletters, pamphlets 1948-1978
Correspondence with the State Department 1951
Economic assistance programs. Charts, newsletters, pamphlets 1952-1975
Finance. Newsletter and printed budget reports 1952-1964
Flag. Pamphlet 1950
Headquarters. Printed pamphlets and hearing transcript c. 1967
Information services. Lists of films, newsletter, program schedules 1951-1955
General. Charts, pamphlet 1952-1955
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Pamphlet n.d.
International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). Pamphlet 1950
International Labor Organization (ILO). Newsletter, notes, pamphlets, press release 1955-1958
International Trade Organization (ITO). Pamphlet 1949
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
General 1949-1962
General. Flyers, list of publications, newsletters, reprints, tables, speech transcript, mimeographed report on UNESCO, printed copy of Florence Fowler Lyons, Reports on UNESCO (pamphlet and newsletters) 1949-1962
Correspondence with Karl E. Mundt 1955
Budget. Mimeographed memoranda and reports FY 1954
Education. Correspondence, list of publications, newsletters, pamphlets, reports, transcripts 1949-1962
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF). Pamphlet 1952
World Health Organization (WHO). Pamphlet 1951
World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Pamphlet 1951
International trusteeships. Chart and pamphlets 1951-1952
Officials and employees
General. Biographical sketches, newsletters, press releases, mimeographed statements by William E. Jenner, Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., and John T. Wood 1952-1977
Correspondence with Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. 1953-1958
Organizational structure
General. Chart and mimeographed reports, Structure of the United Nations (5th and 6th revisions) 1952-1953
Charter. Newsletter, pamphlets, report 1945-1955
General Assembly
General. Chart and pamphlet 1952
Secretariat. Chart and reports, The Secretariat of the United Nations (mimeograph) and Organization of the Secretariat (printed) 1951-1952
International Court of Justice. Article, clipping, flyer, newsletter, reprint, transcript 1959-1960
Security Council. Chart and newsletter 1952-1964
Treaties. Clipping, flyer, newsletter 1953-1977
World government. Clippings, flyers, memoranda, newsletters, pamphlets, serial issue (The Freeman) reports, mimeographed statements by Rose L. Martin, Francis J. McNamara, and Gardner Osborn 1951-1972
World War II 1939-1945
General. Newsletters, photocopies of newspapers, press releases, and uncorrected galleys of State Department report on Malta and Yalta conferences, Parts I and II 1938-1976
Pearl Harbor. Newsletters and report 1942-1961
War crimes and international justice. Chart, clipping, legal briefs 1950-1962
United States - Government
General. Biographical sketches, clippings, flyers, form letter, newsletters, notes, and correspondence with John E. Moss and others c. 1959-c. 1978
Constitution. Correspondence, clipping, flyer, pamphlet, press release, reports 1960-1961
Executive branch. Biographical sketches, chart, newsletters, printed report 1957-1977
Intelligence agencies
General. Newsletters and notes 1975
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
General, Newsletters. Includes printed report, H.R. bill and a typescript memorandum with notes, relating to the establishment of the CIA c. 1944-1975. c. 1944
Correspondence with Allen W. Dulles, Alfred Kohlberg and others 1955-1959
General. Biographical sketch, bulletin, flyer, newsletters, notes, press releases, printed hearing transcript, serial issue (FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin) 1961-1976
Annual reports. Printed copies 1963 and 1965
Hoover, J. Edgar. Clippings, reprint, statement before the House Un-American Activities Committee 1947-1965
Judicial branch
General. Correspondence, flyer, newsletter, photocopy of material relating to grand jury procedures 1972-1973
Supreme Court
General. Biographical sketches, newsletters, pamphlets, reprints, printed and mimeographed transcripts of speeches by William E. Jenner, typescript copy of speech by James O. Eastland 1954-1970
Correspondence with Jay Sourwine 1955
Legislative branch
General. Clipping, flyer, newsletters 1953-1970
Congress. Form letter, legal brief, newsletters, notes, resolution 1955-1967
United States - Politics
General. Flyer; pamphlets; mimeographed reports of the Senate Minority Policy Committee; What the Country Got Out of 19 Democratic Years and 12 Republican Yearsand of Public Affairs Counsellor; Inc.; The A-B-C's of Applied Citizenship Training 1951-1959
Correspondence from Eugene W. Castle to Anne Wheaton, and Everett Dirksen 1958
Americanism (patriotism)
General. Clippings, form letter, newsletters, notes, pamphlet, poem, press release, program 1953-1975
Correspondence with Lt. Gen. George E. Stratemeyer, and others 1954-1963
Elections 1952-1980
Flyer and pamphlet 1952. 1952
Newsletters and speech transcript 1954. 1953-1954
Notes and newsletters 1956. 1955-1958
Newsletter and correspondence with Herbert G. Klein and Maury M. Travis 1960. 1959-1960
General. Clipping, newsletter, notes 1963-1964
Goldwater campaign
General. Clipping, flyers, newsletter, notes, pamphlets, press releases, and mimeographed transcripts of speeches by Barry Goldwater 1963-1964
Correspondence with Barry Goldwater, William Knowland, Republican National Committee, SEE ALSO: CORRESPONDENCE/Goldwater, Barry M. 1964.
General. Inaugural invitation and other miscellany 1968-1969
McCarthy, Eugene. Clippings and notes c. 1968
General. Campaign literature and miscellany, flyers, newsletters, SEE ALSO: Parties/Republican/Political activism/Conventions 1971-1972.
Ashbrook, John M. Campaign literature 1972
McGovern, George. Biographical sketches, campaign literature, newsletters, pamphlets, and printed copy of Nathaniel Weyl, McGovern, The Candidate 1971-1972
Muskie, Edmund. Campaign material, speech transcript with correspondence from Edmund Muskie 1971-1972
Newsletter 1980. 1979-1980
General. Correspondence with Lee Mortimer and the New Hampshire State Attorney General's office (Gall, Joseph F.) 1953-1956
American Committee on U.S. Soviet Relations. Newsletter 1974
Americans for Democratic Action (ADA). Newsletters, a typescript and a mimeographed report on the ADA, notes, photocopy of newspaper clipping, typescript study 1949-1961
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith. Newsletter and pamphlet 1947-1966
Asia Foundation. Pamphlets and reprint 1954-1956
Atlantic Union Committee. Newsletter 1956
Center for Inter-American Relations. Newsletter 1972
Coalition on National Priorities and Military Policy. Newsletter 1972
Contemporary Affairs Society. Form letter n.d.
Council for a Livable World. Pamphlet 1973
Fund for the Republic. Clipping, printed hearing transcript, newsletters, pamphlets, press release, radio broadcast transcript by Fulton Lewis, Jr., and a printed copy (pamphlet) of The American Right Wing 1955-1966
Institute for American Democracy, Inc. Newsletter 1966
National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee. Newsletter 1973
Rainbow. Pamphlet n.d.
Washington Peace Center. Newsletter 1966
General. Flyers, newsletter, pamphlets, speech transcript, and a printed copy of Liberty and Property, First National Directory of "Rightist" Groups, Publications and Some Individuals in the United States, 3rd ed. 1957-1974
Alliance. Flyer n.d.
American Affiliates. Correspondence and speech transcript 1956
American Coalition of Patriotic Societies. Correspondence, speech transcript, report, reprints, resolutions, SEE ALSO: CORRESPONDENCE/Leetch, Madalen 1957-1961.
American Legion. Correspondence, resolutions, statements 1954-1962
American Public Relations Forum. Bulletin 1954
American Youth for a Just Peace. Form letter and report 1971
Angeles Associates (McClernan; Frank). Correspondence and mimeographed reports; How 'Facts Flow' Will Sell Conservatism; and A Public Relations Approach to Unified Conservative Action; 1961
Army and Navy Union, U.S.A. Form letter and newsletter 1956
Campaign for the 48 States. Flyer 1954
Citizens Councils. Correspondence, flyers, newsletters, notes, SEE ALSO: Communism/New Left/Black movements/Civil rights/Desegregation 1957-1959.
Congress of Freedom, Inc. Flyer 1960
Conservative Book Club. Promotional material c. 1968
Daughters of the American Revolution. Reprint and correspondence with Sara R. Jones and others 1961-1964
Defenders of State Sovereignty and Individual Liberties. Flyer, newsletter c. 1957
Edgewater Conference. Miscellany n.d.
Florida States Righter. Newsletter 1958
Foundation for Advanced Research Analysis. Newsletter c. 1957
Freedom Leadership Foundation. Form letter and newsletter 1972
Freedom School. Flyers 1959
Independent American. Series of flyers 1959
Institute for American Strategy. Copies of newspaper articles, form letters 1972-1974
Intercollegiate Society of Individualists. Flyers, newsletter 1960
John Birch Society. Transcript of speech by Robert Welch, SEE ALSO: CORRESPONDENCE/Welch, Robert 1960.
Liberty and Property, Inc. Miscellany, newsletters, progress reports 1957-1958
Liberty Lobby. Correspondence, flyers, memoranda, newsletters, pamphlets, reports, testimony transcript 1958-1968
Media Foundation. Flyer n.d.
Moral Rearmament Assembly. Newsletter, statement 1959
National Economic Council, Inc. Form letter, newsletter 1970-1971
National Education Program. Newsletter, speech transcript 1956-1957
Non-Partisan League for Decency in Political Candidates. Correspondence 1957
Oriel Society. Form letter and program 1958
Public Action, Inc. Flyer n.d.
Right. Form letter, newsletters 1957-1958
Student Committee for Congressional Autonomy. Correspondence 1961
Texans for America. Newsletter 1958
Threefold. Statement 1957-1958
United States Day Committee, Inc. Pamphlet n.d.
Virginia League. Newsletter 1956
Virginians for Conservative Government. Correspondence 1961
Voters U.S.A. Newsletter 1956
Women Investors Research Institute, Inc. Memorandum 1958
Young Americans for Freedom. Flyer c. 1973
Political parties
General. Clipping, form letter, newsletter, press release, statements, and a printed copy of the Committee to Explore Political Realignment, Final Summary of Survey 1951-1967
Democratic Party. Pamphlet c. 1958
Republican Party
General. Copy of a newspaper editorial; notes; printed copies of Statement of Republican Principles and Objectivesand Herbert Hoover; The Constructive Character of the Republican Party 1950-1954
Correspondence with Karl E. Mundt, the Republican National Committee, George Sokolsky, and others 1951-1974
Clubs. Notes, pamphlets, speech transcripts c. 1948-1954
Conventions. Campaign material, flyers, miscellany, newsletter, notes, pamphlets 1952-1976
Publications. Newsletters and pamphlet 1951-1957
Politicians. Biographical sketches, clippings, newsletters, reprints 1951-1976
Venezuela. Clippings, serial issue (Carib)printed copies of the National Anti-Communist Movement of Free Venezuela, Proof of the Communist Domination of Venezuelaand Venezuela: A Powerful Communist Bulwark in Americaand printed copy of the Dominican Press Society, Venezuela's "Democracy" Under Betancourt 1958-1963
General. Includes map, newsletter, notes, and printed copy of Vietnam Council on Foreign Relations, Introducing Vietnam 1964-c. 1967
Correspondence with Dumitru Danielopol; Hilaire duBerrier; James D. Hittle (includes typescript study entitled The Changing Scene; Nguyen ton Hoan; William Loeb; Salipada K. Pendatun; Cecilia Steward (includes correspondence between Hilaire duBerrier and Leo Cherne; and others 1965) 1957) 1955-c. 1970
Diem government
General. Memoranda relating to the coup, newsletters 1957-c. 1963
Dai Viet Nationalist Party (Nguyen ton Hoan, Secretary-General)
General. Declaration 1957
Mimeographed bulletins; The Cause of Vietnam c. 1958-1960
Religious problems. Letter, notes, and typescript reports of visit by U.N. Investigative Committee 1957-1964
Non-printed material. Newsletters (issued by Strom Thurmond) outline, press releases, and statements by John F. Kennedy, Robert S. McNamara, Dean Rusk, and Lewis Walt c. 1959-1972.
Printed material. Newsletters, pamphlets, and printed copy of Nguyen Van Tuoi, South Vietnam and the National Liberation Front: An Assessment 1954-1977
General 1952-1971
General. Newsletters, notes, pamphlet 1952-1971
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Kardelj; Edvard; On the Program of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia; (#51) 1958 May 9
Tito; Joseph Broz; The Tasks of the League of Communists in World Affairs and in the Development of Socialism in Yugoslavia; Part II (#52) 1958 May 19.
Tito; Joseph Broz; Yugoslavia Wants Good Relations Both with East and West; Excerpts from a speech by J.B. Tito (#67) 1958 Oct. 22.
Correspondence with the American Legion, John Foster Dulles, and Walter F. George 1946-1956
68 postcards, primarily Europe and Middle East, undated
2 prints of Constantine Brown; 2 prints of Elizabeth Brown; 6 prints of the Korean War (one mounted); 1 print each of Generals Wallace M. Green, Payl L. Freeman, Jr. and Arthur G. Trudeau (mounted); 1 print of Adnan Menderes, circa 1958; 1 print anti Khrushchev display, 1959; 1 print of the Advisory Panel for "One Year Later" report prepared by the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders, 1968; 2 prints and 2 negatives of Mr. and Mrs. Brown on their travels (South Korea, circa 1957?)

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Well, looks like it is possible to run OS X on Sony's teeny Vaio P netbook, but it's no perfect Dell Mini 9 hackintosh. It looks like a difficult and imperfect crack, yet it still somehow runs better than Vista.
Posters on the Insanely Mac forums managed to get OS X onto the Vaio P, though the netbooks GMA-500 video chip remains an obstinate problem, refusing to allow real 3D graphics. And while you might expect the Vaio P's GPS and 3G connections wouldn't work, what you might not expect is the lack of ethernet or Wi-Fi capability and apparently distorted audio. So as far as hackintoshed netbooks go, it's not for the faint of heart—but if the enterprising hacker community can get these problems fixed, it'd be an awfully enviable machine. Even now, they claim it runs significantly faster than the packaged Windows Vista, though of course with this many sacrifices it's not really a fair comparison. [Insanely Mac forums via Boing Boing Gagdets]


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sku: 729
Approximately 1" x 1/4" Fine Pewter, Nu-Gold or Copper tags (tags may be slightly longer depending on the length of the names) are hand stamped and hang from a stainless heart. They can have a script or type font. Comes with one tag and more name tags can be added. Comes with a stainless steel chain.
Ships in approximately 2-3 weeks.
This necklace is hand stamped. Expect variations in lettering- this adds character and beauty to each piece.


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Hi, this is Anshu from Blooms And Bugs. When I started sewing this dress from Kate Spain's Good Fortune Collection, I spent a lot of time fretting upon the color combination, choosing prints, etc. Finally I gave up because it was so difficult to pick just a few favorites from this line of amazing prints. I just decided to start with one print for the bodice and add other prints as I went. In hindsight though, I should have spared myself the trouble. This is such a well thought out collection that no matter what prints you put together, they will look great. Congratulations to Kate for coming up with such a fascinating collection. I'm calling this Lucky Layers dress, as a nod to the name of the line – Good Fortune. I hope you like the dress design and make it for the little girls in your life.
For a two year old size:
- 3 layer cake squares for the bodice
- 4 fat quarters – 3 for the skirt, 1 for the shoulder straps and bias tape on the bodice.
- elastic thread for shirring
Drafting the bodice:
Measure the waist of the child. Lets call this measurement W.
For the front bodice you will need two layer cake squares. I have taken two similar ones, but you could choose two different squares as well. Keep them on top of each other (right sides together).
Measure 7 inches from one end of the length. Cut along the 7 inch mark to get a rectangle of 10 inches X 7 inches.
On this rectangle, measure 4 inches from top left corner on the width (10 inches side). Mark this point (Point A). Join this point to the bottom left corner with a slanted line.
At the diagonally opposite corner, measure 3.5 inches in length (8 inches side). Mark this point. as Point B.
Now join point A and point B with a convex curve. There's no right or wrong here, just draw a curve that looks pleasing to you. You could even draw a straight line if you are not comfortable drawing a curve.
Cut out the curve and the slanted line you drew.
Pic above shows the two bodice pieces you will get.
Now overlap the slanted lines of these pieces by 3 inches.
Take a layer cake square and cut it in half in length. Join the two pieces on the shorter side (right sides together).
Now fill your bobbin with elastic thread and sew 4-5 seams on this rectangle about 1 inch below the edge. Here's a great tutorial on shirring in case you're not familiar with shirring.
Now measure how wide you want your back piece to be. You have to first measure the overlapped front bodice and deduct it from the total waist measurement W ( taken in step 1). The back piece should be equal to the remaining width +1 inch sewing margin. Now measure the shirred piece to the required width on both sides of the seam you made to join the two layer cake halves. It is important to do the shirring first and then measure the back piece because shirring is a function of lot of factors – fabric type, machine, elastic thread type etc. The final shirred width of a given fabric is difficult to determine beforehand, so it is best to shir a lengthy piece first and then cut it to the required width.
Sew the back to the front bodice on both sides with right sides together. Make sure that the top edges of both back and front pieces line up. There will likely be a small length of back piece hanging off because we have cut the back piece longer than the front. We will fix it later.
Make bias tape with one fat quarter. Here's a tutorial on how to make five yards of bias tape from one fat quarter. Sew the bias tape on the slanted edges of the front bodice. If the back bodice piece is longer than the front bodice, cut it off at this point to equal the bodice bottom edge.
Now leave about 10 inches hanging and sew the bias tape to the rest of the top edge of bodice starting from one end of the front bodice, leave another 10 inches hanging at the other end for ties.
Sew a seam on the hanging bias tape, making it into narrow straps for shoulders.
Making the skirt:
Cut two strips 4.5 inches long and 18 inches wide from a fat quarter. Join them at both short ends ( right sides together), to make a wide tube. This will become the first tier of the skirt.
From another coordinating fat quarter, cut three strips 4.5 inches long and 18 inches wide, join the three strips together with a seam along the short ends (right sides together). These will become the second tier of the skirt.
- Now sew a seam along the raw edge of tier 1 with the widest stitch possible. Pull the bobbin thread gently to gather the tier slightly. Make the gathered skirt equal to the bodice width.
- Sew a seam along the raw edge of tier 2 with the widest stitch possible. Pull the bobbin thread gently to gather the tier slightly. Make the gathered skirt equal to the width of tier1.
- Sew tier 2 to the ungathered edge of tier 1. Right sides together.
Joining the skirt and the bodice:
Sew the raw edge of tier 1 to the raw edge of bodice, right sides together
Sew the hanging ends of shoulder straps to the back if you like. Here you have the option keeping them hanging and having a halter neck dress, or sewing them at the back straight or across. Sew them at the back whichever way you like, or keep them loose for a halter neck dress.
At this point you can decide if you want it to be a short dress or a long one. Both look equally cute. If you decide to go for a long one, take another fat quarter and cut 4 strips 4.5 inches long and 18 inches wide. Join all the four strips at shorter ends (right sides together). This will become tier 3. Fold one end twice with the minimum width possible and sew a seam. At the raw end sew a seam with the widest stitch length, pull the bobbin thread to gather it slightly and sew it to the raw end of tier 2, right sides together.
Serge the raw inner seams on each tier, or sew a zig-zag if you don't have a serger.
Your Lucky layers dress is ready. Put it on the little one, bet she's been waiting to wear this one.
PS: I get queries about how to make a given clothing in bigger sizes so I decided to include some notes on how to extend the pattern to bigger sizes.
The dress can be made in a variety of sizes with the same basic construction. To make it bigger you could use any/all of the following tips
1. Keep more of the shirred bodice piece you prepare. I had to cut off about half of it to make it in a two year old size. So if you like to make it in a bigger size keep more of it, that would add a few inches to the bodice width. Also shirring at the back ensures that the dress fits for a long time on a growing child.
2. Add longer shoulder straps. For older kids, you could easily add about two inches to the shoulder straps. In fact, I keep about two inches of shoulder straps hanging off at the inside of the dress, just so I can extend the dress length if I need to.
3. Add one more tier to the skirt. The thing to keep in mind here is that the maximum 4.5 inch strips possible from a fat quarter are 4 (which I have used above). So if you want to add one more tier, you may need more than a fat quarter. However, you could always mix two prints and make a patchwork tier. I think it would look good.
Anshu Jain
{Blooms And Bugs}


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In recent years, there have been a number of high-profile programs that provided laptops for all students within an education system, some of which have equipped an entire state's student population with portable computers. With laptop prices plunging in recent years, college students have adopted the laptop as their platform of choice at the same time that many universities have been rolling out campus-wide wireless Internet access. Recent studies of the educational value of in-class computer use, however, are suggesting that it's difficult for these programs to improve classroom performance, and there are some signs that a backlash may be brewing.
Mixed results in primary education
The most obvious use of laptops in the classroom has been the adoption of state-wide programs that are intended to create a 1:1 ratio of laptops to students in the classroom. These programs are intended to do everything from improve technological literacy to raise standardized test scores, but a recent analysis of the published literature on the topic suggests that the results are mixed.
The 1:1 laptop programs do seem to help with the students' ability to use the technology they're exposed to, and a variety of studies show what might be an unexpected benefit: improved writing skills. Apparently, the ease of using a word processor, along with the ability to go back and modify things that would otherwise have been committed to paper, helps students learn how to write more coherent and persuasive text.
Outside of these areas, however, the benefits of 1:1 laptop availability are mixed. Different studies have found changes in math and science test performance that were inconsistent. In general, the authors argue, the benefits of laptops come in cases where the larger educational program has been redesigned to incorporate their unique capabilities, and the teachers have been trained in order to better integrate laptop use into the wider educational experience. Both of these processes are resource-intensive, and the degree of their success may vary from classroom to classroom even in a single school, which is likely to explain the wide variability in the results.
Distractions on campus
Similar things are likely to apply at the college level; unless the use of laptops is focused on providing a relevant portion of the lesson plan, they'll (obviously) wind up being irrelevant at best, and a distraction at worst. A description of the use of laptops at the US Military Academy at West Point bears that out. Even in an environment where the students might be expected to be disciplined, the authors describe how instructors learned to identify when students were distracted by surfing the web or engaging in online chat.
Of course, given their popularity with college students, laptops are showing up in classrooms where they have nothing to do with lesson plans at all. The primary justification is obvious: most computer users can type faster than they can write. As long as a class isn't too symbol- or diagram-heavy, a laptop is an efficient note-taking device. Since many campuses now sport ubiquitous wireless access, a laptop can be helpful for looking up relevant information, a process that has the potential to enhance the academic experience.
That's the theory. The reality is that everything from IM chats to online shopping excursions take place over the in-class ether, distracting everyone involved: the student, his or her neighbors, and potentially the professors, who may watch their grip on the classroom slowly slipping away. It's not much of a surprise, then, that a backlash appears to be brewing.
The report, in the Boulder Daily Camera (via the Chronicle of Higher Education), describes how even students are becoming irate about being distracted by their fellows, with one reporting that his classmates were watching movies that competed for his attention. Some professors have instituted total bans on the use of laptops in the classroom. Although these stories all come from one campus, the experience is clearly not unique; in one class I helped teach, a guest lecturer ended his talk with an extended complaint about the regular laptop-notetakers, who he assumed were working on something else.
What's to be done? Outright bans are unlikely to be a long-term solution as students' reliance on digital technology is only likely to increase. One alternative—wandering the classroom to monitor what students are doing (used both at the University of Colorado-Boulder and West Point)—isn't going to work in all contexts.
At CU, one professor is taking a fairly simple approach to dealing with the problem of in-class distraction. She simply registers who the heaviest laptop users in her classroom are, and then tracks their grades. If there are signs that it's a distraction that's reflected in their grades, she points that out to them, and suggests they consider changing their habits. Our own Jacqui Cheng suggests a variation on this: make all laptop users sit in the back, so that they only distract each other, and let them figure out whether their grades are suffering on their own.
In any case, whatever solutions are found now are likely to be a temporary fix, and the shrinking of laptops and rise of smartphones are going to provide the next generation of students with a wealth of new, and harder to manage, distractions.


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The very, very gendered seventeenth century coffee house
Today, coffee consumption is linked (a little dubiously) to all sorts of positive outcomes. Just last week, a study correlated increased coffee consumption to a lower risk of suicide.
But a few centuries ago, coffee was linked, even more dubiously, to an, um, different kind of positive outcome.
Over at the Public Domain Review, Matthew Green tells of the early modern London coffee shop scene. Coffee was a fast hit in England: a single "coffee shack" opened in 1652, and, two years later, it was selling 600 "dishes" of coffee a day.
The journalist Tom Standage has written extensively about the similarities between seventeenth-century coffee shop culture and modern social networking, down to the cantankerous contemporaneous critiques against both. But I'd never heard of the Women's Petition Against Coffee before, nor the riposte that followed it. Green writes:
No respectable women would have been seen dead in a coffeehouse. It wasn't long before wives became frustrated at the amount of time their husbands were idling away "deposing princes, settling the bounds of kingdoms, and balancing the power of Europe with great justice and impartiality", as Richard Steele put it in the Tatler, all from the comfort of a fireside bench. In 1674, years of simmering resentment erupted into the volcano of fury that was the Women's Petition Against Coffee. The fair sex lambasted the "Excessive use of that Newfangled, Abominable, Heathenish Liquor called COFFEE" which, as they saw it, had reduced their virile industrious men into effeminate, babbling, French layabouts. Retaliation was swift and acerbic in the form of the vulgar Men's Answer to the Women's Petition Against Coffee, which claimed it was "base adulterate wine" and "muddy ale" that made men impotent. Coffee, in fact, was the Viagra of the day, making "the erection more vigorous, the ejaculation more full, add[ing] a spiritual ascendency to the sperm".
Green's full history, "The Lost World of the London Coffeehouse," can be read at the Public Domain Review.


text: 22 MAY 2011 - SCOTTSDALE, AZ: A "No Trepassing" sign in front of a home reportedly owned by Sarah Palin in Scottsdale, AZ. According to the Arizona Republic, Sarah Palin and her husband Todd Palin, bought the 8,000 square foot home for $1.695 million cash. The newspaper said the Palin's name does not appear on the paperwork and the home was bought by Safari Investments LLC out of Delaware. The paper said the deal "appears designed to cloak the identity of a high-profile buyer." The home has six bedrooms, five bathrooms, a six car garage, swimming pool, spa, home theater, wine cellar and children's "jungle gym" in the backyard. The home is surrounded by a tall wall with an electronic gate. Phoenix TV stations have reported that a black SUV with Alaska license plates has been seen entering and leaving the compound. People in the house have refused to comment on who owns the home. Neither Palin nor her husband have been seen at the home since news of the sale broke Saturday, May 21. Photo by Jack KurtzAdd to Cart Add to Lightbox Download