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THE UAW COMMUNITY RELATIONS DEPARTMENT: MILDRED JEFFREY COLLECTION

Papers, 1944-1974 (Predominantly 1948-1952 and 1958-1973)

22 ½ linear feet

Accession Number 1575 L.C. Number MS

The papers in Part 1 of the UAW Community Relations: Mildred Jeffrey Collection were placed in the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs in July of 1979 and were opened for research in June of 1981. The papers in Part 2 were placed in the Archives in January of 1976 and were opened for research in December of 1984.

Mildred Jeffrey was born in Alton, Iowa on December 29, 1911. After attending the University of Minnesota, she received a Master's degree in 1934 from the Department of Social Economy and Social Research at Bryn Mawr. She became an organizer for the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America after she received her Master's degree. She then became educational director of the Pennsylvania Joint Board of Shirt Workers. In 1940, Ms. Jeffrey Joined the NAACP. In 1944 she came to Detroit with her family and served as the director of the UAW Women's Department until 1949. From 1949 until 1954, she was a staff member in the UAW Radio and TV Department. She directed the UAW Community Relations Department from 1954 until 1968. Her last position with the UAW was as the coordinator of the Consumer epartment which she began in 1968. Ms. Jeffrey retired from the UAW in 1976.

Mildred Jeffrey's activities in the Democratic Party led to a position in the Michigan Democratic Party's State Central Committee. She was also active in furthering the rights and interests of women.

Ms. Jeffrey's papers reflect her work with the UAW and her interests in community affairs.

Important subjects covered in the collection are:

Consumerism Equal Opportunity—Blacks Equal Opportunity—Women Fair Employment Practices Women's Rights Youth

An index to subjects in Part 2 will be found on page 23.

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Contents

45 Manuscript boxes

Part 1

Series I, Office Files, A-Z, 1944-1966; Boxes 1-19, Clippings, correspondence, minutes, notes, radio and television broadcast typescripts and publications pertaining to UAW involvement in community affairs and with community organizations particularly in the Detroit area. Emphasis on the establishment and . promotion of UAW radio stations WCUP in Cleveland and WDET in Detroit from the mid-1940's to the early 1950's.

Part 2

Series II, Office Files, A-Z, 1951-1974; Boxes 20-45, Clippings, correspondence, minutes, notes, publications and reports pertaining to the UAW involvement in community affairs and with community organizations particularly in the Detroit area. Emphasis on consumerism, equal opportunity, women's rights and youth.

Non-manuscript material Approximately eight (8) photographs relating to the UAW have been placed in the Archives Audio-Visual Collection. Several pamphlets and newspapers concern- ed with labor and farm workers are available in the Archives Library.

UAW Community Relations Dep't.: Mildred Jeffrey Collection

Glossary

Abbreviations used in this Collection:

ABM - Anti Ballistic Missile System HMO - Health Maintenance Organization MCLH - Michigan Committee on Law and Housing MIRV - Multiple Independentley Target able Re-entry Vehicle


Part 1 3

Series I Office Files, A-Z, 1944-1966

Boxes 1-19

The files of Mildred Jeffrey and the UAW Community Relations Department are organized alphabetically, A-Z. They contain clippings, correspondence, minutes, notes, publications, publicity, and broadcast transcripts of the UAW Radio Department, of which Mildred Jeffrey was a staff member, and of the UAW Community Relations Department. Clippings, correspondence and minutes also exist for community organizations which worked along with the UAW in dealing with community interests and problems. A substantial portion of the files concern FM radio stations owned and operated by the UAW in Detroit and Cleveland until the early 1950's when costs and the slow growth in the ownership of FM band radios led the UAW to divest itself of its radio interests. Most material dates from 1948 to 1952, but a sizeable amount of material continues into the early 1960's.

Box 1

1. Adult education programs, 1948-51 2. Advertising, 1949-50 3. Advertising, 1951 & nd. 4. American Federation of Radio Artists, Contract, 1949 5. 1950 6. 1951 7. 1952 & nd. 8. Associated Program Service, Oct 1948-Nov 1952 9. Autoworker, 194-9 10. 1950 11. Feb-Oct 1951 12. Autoworker materials, 1949-52 13. Autoworker newscopy, Dec 1949-Mar 1950 14. Apr 1950-Jun 1950 15. Jul 1950-Dec 1950 16. Feb 1951-May 1951 17. Jul 1951-Dec 1951 18. 1952

19. Banquets, 1948-49 20. Barr, S. "Let's Join the Human Race," 1950 21. Bowles, C, "World Government," Harpers, 1949 22. Broadcasts-"Danger, Men at Work," Oct 1951-Jun 1952 23. Broadcasts-"Danger, Men at Work," Publicity, 1951 & nd. 24. Broadcasts-"Let's Look at the News," 1952 25. Broadcasts-"Let's Look at the News," Advertising, 1952 26. Broadcasts-"Let's Look at the News," Correa. , Sep 1952 27. Broadcasts-"Let's Look at the News," Oct 1952 28. Nov-Dec 1952 & nd.

Box 2

1. Broadcasts-"Let's Look at the News," Program Schedules 2. Broadcasts-"Let's Look at the News," Misc., 1952 & nd. 3. Broadcasts-"Let's Look at the News," Telegrams & Teletype, 1952


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Box 2

4. Broadcasts-Promotion of U.S. Defense Bonds, Gorres., 1952 5. Broadcasts-Promotion of U.S. Defense Bonds, Scripts, 1952 6. Broadcasts-Promotion of U.S. Defense Bonds, Scripts, nd. 7. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 8. Canadian Congress of Labor 9. Child Welfare Division, Jun 1950-Dec 1951 10. Child Welfare Division, 1952 & nd. 11. Child Welfare Div.; Committee on Community Childcare Needs,

Meetings, May 1950-Sep 1951 12. Child Welfare Div.; Committee on Community Childcare Needs,

Meetings, Oct 1951-Jan 1952 13. Child Welfare Div.; Committee on Community Childcare Needs,

Meetings, Feb-Jul 1952 14. Child Welfare Div.; Nursery & Daycare Committee, 1951 15. Children and Child Labor, 1951-52 16. Children's Camp, 1951 17. Christmas Cards, c. 1950 18. Chrysler Citizen's Committee, 1949

19-21. Chrysler Strike, 1950

Box 3

1. CIO Comment #44, WFRM, 13 Jun 1946 2. CIO Councils Outside Wayne County, 1953-58 3. CIO Family Participation Conference, Jan 1954-Mar 1956 4. Apr 1956-Jan 1957 5. nd.

6-7. CIO National Convention, 1949 8. CIO National Convention, Radio Transcripts, 1949-50

9-10. CIO National Convention, Radio Transcripts, Corres., 1949-50 11. Citizens Committee, 1949 12. Citizens Conference on Community Planning, 1960-61 13. Citizens for a United Detroit, Jul 1964-Jun 1965

14. Citizens for Michigan, 1959-60 15-18. Citizens for Schools, 1959

19. Civil Rights, 1950-52 20. Clippings, 1948 21. 1949 22. 1950 23. 1951 24. 1952

Box 4

1. Committee on Political Education, 1953-55 2. 1956-59 3. 1960-61 4. 1962-66 5. Brochures, nd. 6. "Community Clinic" Program, 1949

7-9. Community Meetings, Sep 1958 10. Community Services, 1946-53 11. Conlin Amendment, 1954


Box 4 5

12. Consumer Conferences, 1958-64 13. Consumers Council, 1956-64 14. Consumers Problems, background material, nd. 15. Consumers League of Michigan, 1948-50 16. Convention Recordings, 1951

17. Cooperatives and Credit Unions, 1949-53 18. Correspondence, 1947-49 19. Jan-May 1950 20. Jun-Dec 1950 21. 1951 22. Council of Social Agencies, 1948-52 23. Council of Social Agencies, Budget, 1948-Jul 1951

Box 5 1. Council of Social Agencies, Budget, Aug 1950-Feb 1951 2. Mar-Dec 1951 3. 1952 4. Council of Social Agencies, Bulletin, 1949-1950 _____________________________ 5. Council of Social Agencies; Group Work & Recreation Div, 1948-May 1930 6. Jun-Dec 1950 7. 1951 8. Coverage maps, n.d. 9. The Democratic Digest, Feb-Apr 1950

10. Democratic Party Materials and Activities, Apr 1950-Apr 1953 11. " " " " May-Jul 1953 12. Democratic Party, Wayne County Convention Delegates, Sep 1950 13. Detroit Board of Education, 1952-53 14. Detroit Board of Education, Mill age, 1953 15. Detroit Housing, 1948 16. Detroit Public Library, 1952 17. Detroit Public Library, Symphony Hour, 1950 18. 1951 19. 1952 & nd. 20. Letters to WDET, 1950 21. Detroit Public Schools, 1962

Box 6

1-2. Discussion Leader Guidelines, 1957 & nd. 3. Economic Indicators, Mar 1950 4. Education, 1949-52 5. Edwards, Geo., "You and Your City," 1949 6. Election Materials, 1952 7. Employment Applications, 1948-49 8. 1949 9. 1950-51 10. Expectant Parents Program, 28 Mar 1950 11. Fair Practices & Anti-Discrimination Dept., Publications, 1947-51 12. Corres., 1945-51 13. Fair Practices Background Materials, 1946-48 14. 1949-50 15. clippings 16. Federal Mogul-UAW Local 202 Strike, 1950 17. Film Program for UAW-CIO, 1952


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Box 6

18. Ford-UAW Relations, 1948-49 19. Foreign Exchange Program-Radio leaders, 1950-51 20. General Motors, May 1950 21. German Trade Union Program, 1951 22. Goslin, Willard; lecture, Mar 1953 23. Goslin, Willard; lecture, corres., Mar 1953 24. Group Work & Recreation Division, Dec 1948-Feb 1950 25. Group Work & Recreation Division, Brochures 26. Health, 1949-50 27. Industrial Conflict, 1947-48 28. Industrial Employment Review Board, 31 Jan 1950 29. Inter-American Labor News, May 1948 30. International Institute, 1949-50 31. International Institute, 1951-52 32. International Institute} Mich. Committee on Immigration

Box 7

1. "Labor Views the News," Guy Nunn, 1949 2. 1950 3. 1951 4. 1952 5. 1953 6. radio scripts, 1950-51

7. Liberal-Labor Radio Network 8. Liberty Broadcasting System, c. 1952

9-11. Lipper, Eleanor-lecture, 1951 12. Lists 13. Local Union Halls & Offices, 1950 14. Manual for Development of Radio Panel Discussions, c. 1948 15. Mayflower Broadcasting Decision, 1945-49 16. McCarran, Walter-Immigration Bills, 1952 17. Mich. CIO Radio Council, Clippings 18. the CIO Radio Aviator, May 1949 19. Corres., 1951-52 20. Lansing Council, 1948 21. Minutes, 24 Apr 1949 22. Mich. Committee for Fair Labor Standards; Federal Laws & Agencies, 1950 23. Minimum wage, Corres., 1948 24. Minimum wage, Corres.,.1949-50 25. Min. wage, membership, 1950 26. Min. wage, house bills, 1945-47 27. Publications, 1948-49 28. U.S. Dept. of Labor, 1948-50 29. Mich. Committee on Civil Rights; Activities, 1948-50 30. Case Committee, 1949 31. Clippings 32. Corres., 1948-51 33. Detroit Chapter Constitution, 1951 34. Executive Board, 1948 35. Fair Employment Practices, 1950


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Box 8

i. Mich. Committee on Civil Rights; Finances, 1948-50 2. Names & Addresses 3. Reuther Shooting, Corres., 1949-50 4. Reuther Shooting, Releases, 1949 5. Middle East Peace, Murray & Green, 10 Feb. 1950 6. Miller, Justin, "Municipalities & Radio Broadcasting," 1947 7. Mimeograph Material Ideas, General, 1949-50 8. Mimeograph Material Ideas, WDET-FM 101.9, 1950 9. Moody, Blair; U.S. Senate, 23 Nov 1951 10. Muste, A.J.-65th Birthday, 14 Jan 1950 11. National Assoc. for Better Radio & Television, 1952-53 12. National Assoc. of Broadcast Engineers & Technicians, Contract, 1948 13. 1950 14. 1951 15. 1953 16. National Assoc. of Radio & Television Broadcasters, 1952 17. NBC Broadcasts, 1952 18. National CIO Television & Radio, 1952-53 19. National CIO Television & Radio, corres., 1953 20. National Hookups, Networks, 1949 21. Novick, Morris, Correspondence, Dec 1947-Jun 1948 22. Jul-Aug 1948 23. Sep-Dec 1948 24. Jan-Jun 1949 25. Jul-Dec 1949 26. Jan-Jun 1950 27. Jul-Dec 1950 28. Jan-Oct 1951 29. Jan-Sep 1952 30. Novick, Morris, Publications, 1946, 1950 31. Novick, Morris, Transit Radio, 1949-50 32. Older & Retired Workers, Clippings, 1955-60 33. Olympics, Clippings, 1963 34. Operation Support, Clippings, Mar 1962 35. Part-time Stations 36. Peace Corps, Clippings, 1960-63 37. Pearson, Drew, Clippings, nd. 38. Personnel, 1947 39. Police & Community Relations, Clippings

Box 9

1. Political Action, 1949-51 2-4. Political Action, Clippings, 1948-51 5. Political Action, Corres., 1948-49 6. Political Action, Corres., 1950-51 7. Political Action, Campaigns & Elections, 1948-51 8. Political Action, Connor Campaign, 1949 9. Political Action, Edwards Campaign, 1949 10. Political Action, Jarosz Campaign, 1950 11. Political Action, Lists of Names & Addresses, 1948-51 12. Political Action, Publications, 1948-51


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Box 9

13. Political Action, Speaker Guides 14. Political Action, Speeches & News Releases, 1948-51 15. Pope John XXIII, Clippings, 1962-63 16. Pope Paul VI, Clippings, 1963-64 17. Parent Teacher Association, 1951 18. Presidential Campaign 1960, Clippings, Nov 1957-Apr 1960 19. May 1960-Oct 1960 20. Nov 1960-Dec 1960 21. Presidential Election 1960, Clippings, 1960 22. President's Committee on Youth Employment, Clippings, Apr. 1963

Box 10

1-2. Press Releases for Local Union Negro-CIO Paper, 1950-51 (2 folders) 3. Printing, c. 1950 4. Program Planning Institute, 1949-50 5. Promotion Ideas 6. Public Relations Department, Releases, 1948 7. 1949 8. 1950 9. Public Utilities & Highways, Clippings, 1956-57 10. Publicity, 1946-50 11. Publicity clippings, 1946-49 12. Publicity clippings, 1950-51 13. Publicity, corres., 1947-48 14. Publicity, corres., 1949-51 15. Quotations 16. Radio-Background Information on Utilizing FM, 1940-48 17. 1949 18. 1950-51 19. n.d. 20. clippings, 1947-50 21. Radio-Broadcast Corp., Minutes, 1948-50 22. Radio-Broadcasting Corp. of Illinois, 1948 23. ECC, 1946-48

Box 11

1. Radio-Broadcasting Corp. of Mich., 1948 2. Jan-Jul 1949 3. Aug-Dec 1949 4. Jan-Jul 1950 5. Aug-Oct 1950 6. Nov 1950-Jan 1951 7. Feb-Mer 1951 8. Apr-Aug 1951 9. Sep-Dec 1951 10. Jan-Nov 1952 11. n.d. 12. AM Application, Mar-Sep 1946 13. AM Application, Oct-Dec 1946 14. AM Application, 1947-Mar 1949 15. AM Application, May 1949-1950 16. Articles of Incorporation, 1946-49 17. Community Advisory Bd, Corres, 1946-8


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Box 12

1. Radio-Broadcasting Corp. of Mich., Community Advisory Bd, Corres, 1946-48 2. Community Advisory Bd, Corres, 1949-52 3. Engineering & Equipment, 1945-47 4. Engineering & Equipment, 1947-48 5. Engineering & Equipment, 1948-49 6. FCC, 1945-48 7. FCC, 1949-50 8. FCC, 1951-52

9-10. FCC Proceedings, 1948 11. Finances, 1948 12. Finances, 1949 13. Finances, 1950 14. Finances, 1951

Box 13

1. Radio-Broadcasting Corp. of Mich., Finances, 1952-53 2. Finances, n.d. 3. Legal, Jun 1947-Apr 1948 4. Legal, May-Dec 1948 5. Legal, 1949 6. Legal, 1950-52

7-9. Local Union Corres, 1946-7 10. News Releases, 1949 11. News Releases, 1950 12. News Releases, 1951-52 13. News Releases, 1952 14. Policies 15. Press Contacts, 1949

16-17. Program Requests 1950-51 18. Program Suggestions, 1949 19. Stock Purchases, corres., 1946-53 20. By local unions, 1946-52 21. Regions 1 & 1A, 1946-48 22. Region 1A, 1946-47 23. Regions IB & 1C, 1948

Box 14

1. Radio-Broadcasting Corp. of Mich., WDET Promotion, 1949 2-4. " " " " WDET Transfer to Wayne Univ.,

1952-53 (3 folders) 5. Radio-Broadcasting Corp. of Ohio, 1947-Aug 1949 6. Sep-Dec 1949 7. 1950 8. 1951 9. n.d. 10. Engineering & Equipment, 1948 11. Engineering Application, c. 1948 12. Engineering Corres., 1948-49 13. FCC, 1945-48 14. Finances, 1948-Jun 1950 15. Finances, Jul 1950-1952 16. FM Hearing, 1945-47


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Box 14

17. Radio-Broadcast Corp. of Ohio, Legal, 1946-51 18. Radio-"Brother Chairman" Program, 1950 19. Radio-Church Program, n.d. 20. Radio Coincidental Survey, Nov 1950 21. Radio Committee, 1944-52

Box 15

1. Radio-Coordinating Committee on Radio Station, 1949-50 2. Radio-Engineering Plans & Blueprints, 1946 3. Radio-Engineering Plans & Blueprints, 1948 4. Radio-FCC, 1945-48, May 1952 5. Radio-FCC, AM Application, 1948-50 6. Radio-FCC Public Notices, 1945-May 1946 7. Jun-Oct 1946 8. Nov 1946-Jan 1947 9. Feb-May 1947 10. Jun-Dec 1947 11. 1948 12. Radio-FM, 1945-49 13. Radio-"Inside Detroit," 1950 14. Radio-Kaiser-Frazer Sponsorship, 1950-52 15. n.d. 16. clippings, 1950-51 17. Radio Program Schedules, 1950-52 18. Radio Program Topics, 194-9-50 19. Radio Program, Corres., 1949-50

Box 16

1. Radio Programs in Michigan, Corres., 1948-52 2. Radio Scripts, 1948 3. Radio Scripts, 1949

4-6. Radio Scripts, 1949-51 7. Radio Sets, 1948-51 8. Radio Slogan Contest, 1949 9. Radio Stations, 1948-50 10. Radio Survey, 1950 11. Radio Training Class, 1950-52 12. Reapportionment, clippings, 1957-64 13. Religion, clippings, 1960-64 14. Religion & Labor, clippings, 1955-60 15. Religion & Politics, clippings, 1960 16. Republican Party, clippings, 1950-57 17. Republican Party, clippings, 1958-64 18. Resolution on Radio Legislation, UAW-CI0 11th Convention 19. Saturday Sports Special Program, 1950 20. Schindler, Dr. John A., "How to Live a Hundred Years Happily," Feb 1949 21. School Board, Detroit, clippings, 1947-49 22. clippings, 1950-51 23. corres., Feb-Mar 1949 24. corres., Apr-Jun 1949 25. corres., 1950-52


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Box 16

26. School Board, Detroit, 1948-52 27. School Board, Detroit, Publicity, Reports, Speeches, 1948-52

Box 17

1. School Board, Detroit, Civil Defense, 1951 2. School Board, Detroit, Pamphlets, 1948-52 3. Serve Our Schools Committee, 1950-53 4. Becker-Herriman Campaign, 1950-51 5. clippings, 1951 6. clippings, 1951

7-9. Phone Lists 10. Media Scripts, 1950-51 11. Correspondence, 1950-53 12. Lists 13. Pamphlets, 1950-51 14. Social Security, 1950

15-16. Speech Notes (2 folders) 17. Speech Notes, "Was Yalta a Calamity?" New York Times, 1945 18. Spot Announcement, "Fourth of July Message," 1952 19. "Improve Your Community," 1952 20. "Political Warfare, American Unity," 1952 21. "Register & Vote," 1952 22. "Save Your Child from Crime," 1952 23. "Unions, Health & Welfare," 1952 24. Steel Price Increase Hearings, 26 Jan, 1950 25. Sugar, Maurice, "The Truth about Portal to Portal," Jan-Feb 1947 26. Television, 1949-53 27. Television, advertising, 1951 28. Television, clippings, 1950-52 29. Television Conversion to FM, 1950

Box 18

1. Television Expansion Program, c. 1951-52 2. Television Expansion Program, corres., Dec 1951-Mar 1952 3. Television, Legal, 1950-53 4. Television, "Meet the UAW-CIO," 1952-53 5. advertisements, 1952 6. clippings, 1952 7. corres., Oct 1951-Dec 1952 8. Television Program Corres., Mar-Jun 1951 9. Jul-Aug 1951 10. Sep-Nov 1951 11. Dec 1951-Feb 1952 12. n.d. 13. Television Scripts, 1951-52 14. Television Scripts, corres., 1952 15. Television Scripts, "Meet the UAW-CI0," Jun-Jul 1951 16. Jul-Dec 1951 17. Jan-Jun 1952 18. Jun-Dec 1952 19. Mar-Jun 1953


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Box 18

20. UAW-CIO Convention, 1949 21. UAW-CIO & IAM-AFL Agreement, 2 Jun 1953 22. UAW-CIO International Executive Board Minutes, 1949-50 23. UE-CIO, Nov 1949 24. Union Base in the Community, Workshop, 1949 25. Union Democracy, 1949 26. Union Reps., Officers, and Union Halls 27. Union Songs, 1949-52 28. United Foundations, 1950 29. United Nations, 1949-50

Box 19

1. Voting Guides, Democratic Party, 1950 2. "Wage Stabilization & Defense Mobilization," W.P. Reuther, 20 Dec 1950 3. Walter White Show, 1952 4. corres., 1952 5. transcripts, 1952 6. WCFM, 1948-52 7. WCFM, corres., 1948-52 8. White House Conference on Children and Youth, 1950 9. WJR, 1949-50 10. Women and Work, 1948-52 11. Women and Work, 1951-52 12. "Women are here to stay in business and industry," 1 Nov 1951 13. Women in the UAW, 1944-49 14. "Women Workers, Facts on," U.S. Dept. of Labor, 1948-52 15. Women’s Bureau, U.S. Dept of Labor, 1948-52 16. Women’s Committee, 1948-53 17. Women’s Committee, corres., 1948-49 18. Women’s Committee, corres., 1950-52 19. Women’s Conference; UAW-CIO, Region 2B, Oct 1950

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Part 2

Series II Office Files, A-Z, 1951-1974 Boxes 20-45

Correspondence, clippings, minutes, notes, publications, and reports relating to Ms. Jeffrey's work in the UAW Community Relations Department especially for the period 1958 through 1973. There are some files relating to her earlier work in the Radio and T.V. Department. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject.

Box 20

1. ABM; Corres. & Minutes, 1969 2. ; c. 1969 3. ; c. 1969 4. Bandurists Chorus, 1952-1962 5. Barbour, Al; Corres., 1953-1965 6. Birchism, 1961-1965 7. Black History, 1953-1970 8. "The Builder," 1954 9. Citizens Commission; Equal Opportunity; Corres., 1966-1969

10. ; Equal Opportunity; Crime 11. ; Equal Opportunity? Housing 12. 13. ; Equal Opportunity; Police & Community

Relations, 1965-1968 14. ; Equal Opportunity; Reports 15. ; Equal Opportunity; Women

16. Citizens Crime Commission, 1959-1968 Box 21

1. Community Relations; Corres., 1951-1954 2. ; Corres., 1955-1956 3. ; Corres., 1957 4. ; Corres., 1958-1959 5. ; Corres., 1960-1961 6. ; Corres., 1962-1965 7. ; Corres., 1966-1969, n.d. 8. ; Radio & T.V.; Corres., 1951-1952 9. ; Radio & T.V.; Corres., 1953-1954

10. ; Radio & T.V.; Corres., 1957-1969 11. ; News clips & Articles 12. ; Speeches, Minutes & Reports

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13. Congratulations; Corres., 1955-1969 14. Consumer Affairs, 1970-1971 15. Consumer Alliance of Michigan; Annual Reports, 1972, 1973 16. ; Attendance Sheets & Notes

c. 1970-1971 17. ; Bylaws

Box 22

1. Consumer Alliance of Michigan; Corres., 1970 2. ; Corres., 1971

3. , Corres., 1972-1973 & n.d. 4. ; Flyers 5. ; Food, Nutrition & Health 6. ; Home Management 7. ; Law & Politics 8. ; Membership Lists 9. ; Minutes & Notices, 1970-

May 1971 10. ; Minutes & Notices, June

1971-Dec 1971 11. ; Minutes & Notices, 1972

12. ; Minutes & Notices, 1973- 1974

Box 23

1. Consumer Alliance of Michigan; Newsclips 2. ; Papers & Addresses 3. ; Survey's 4. ; Treasurer's Report, 7 Jan 1972 5. Consumer Complaints; Corres., 1971-1972 6. ; Corres., 1973 7. ; Corres., 1974. & n.d. 8. ; News clips 9. ; Statistics, 31 Dec 1970

10. Consumer Counseling; Corres., 1969-1974 11. ; Minutes & Newsclips 12. Consumer Credit Code 13. Consumer Credit Collection Practices, 1970-1972

Box 24

1. Consumer Credit Costs; Corres., 1969-1971 2. ; Minutes & Notices 3. ; News clips 4. ; Regulations & Legislation 5. Consumer Credit Discrimination; Corres., 1973 6. Consumer Credit ; Loans 7. Consumer Credit & Women, 1973


8. Consumer Deceptive Trade Practices, 1972-1973 9. Consumer Education & Action, 1969-1973

10. ; Newsclips 11. ; Resolutions & Legislation

12. Consumer Fair Packaging & Labeling Act 13. Consumer Federation of America; Agenda & Budget, 1971 14. ; Consumer Assembly, 71 15. ; Corres., 1969-1971 16. ; Corres,, 1972 17. ; Corres., 1973 & n.d. 18. ; News clips & Reports

Box 25

1. Consumer Films & News clips 2. Consumer Fraud Corres., 1973 3. Consumer : Affairs, Phil Hart 4. Consumer, Problems,. 1968 5. Consumer, Protection; Corres., 1971-1973 & n.d. 6. ; Newsclips 7. Consumer Research, 1968-1974 8. Consumer Resolution, 1972-1974 9. Contributions; Corres., 1956-1965

10. Corporate Social Responsibility; Corres. & Minutes, 1971- 1973

11. ; Newsclips 12. ; Proposals 13. ; Reports 14. Cosmetics, 1970-1973 15. Democratic Party,1955-1966 16. Desegration & Integration; Corres., 1957-1972 17. ; Newsclips 18. ; Proposals 19. ; Statements

Box 26

1. Detroit Board of Education; Corres., 1958-1961 2. ; Corres., 1962-1963 3. ; Corres., 1964-1970 & n.d.

4. ; Reports, 1956-1966 5. ; Study's & News clips 6. Detroit, City of; Corres. & Notes, 1971-1972 7. ' ; Corres., 1973 8. ' ; Corres., 1974 9. ' ; Reports

10. Detroit Common Council,; Amendment, 1961 11. ; Corres., 1963-1969 & n.d. 12. ; Flyers 13. ; News clips & Reports 14. ; Statements & Papers


15. Detroit Council of Churches; Corres., 1958-1960 16. ; Corres., 1961-1967 17. ; Minutes & Addresses 18. Detroit Police Community Relations; Corres., 1959-1968 19. ; Newsclips & Reports

Box 27

1. Detroit Public Library; Budgets & Speeches 2. ; Corres., 1970-1973 3. Detroit Riot of 1967 4. Detroit Round Table, 1954-1963 5. Drugs; Consumer Study, 1973 6. ; Corres. & News clips, 1971-1973 7. Emancipation Centennial, 1962-1973 8. Emrich, Richard S., 1964 9. Eulogies

10. Fair Election Practices; Corres., 1958-1970 & n.d. 11. ; News clips 12. Fair Labor Practices ; Corres., 1955-1961, 1965 & n.d. 13. ; News clips & Reports 14. Family Participation Conf.; Corres., 13 Oct 1955 15. Farah Strike; Corres., 1972 16. ; Corres., 1973 & n.d. 17. ; Flyers 18. ; Newsclips 19. ; Publications

Box 28

1. Farm Workers; Corres., 1955-1964 2. ; Delano Strike 3. ; Michigan Committee to Aid 4. ; Publications 5. Fluoridation; Corres., 1953-1956 6. ; Corres., 1957-1959 7. ; Corres., 196O-1968 8. ; Minutes & Reports 9. Fiscal Reform, 1965-1967

10. ; Michigan Conference 11. Ford, Henry, Centennial, ,1963 12. Ford Strike, Committee, 1958 13. Foreign Policy, 1961-1965 14. Funerals, 1973-1974 15. Gasoline Prices & Taxes, 1970-1972 16. Greater Michigan Foundation, 1952-1966 & n.d. 17. Group Leadership Training Inst., 1956-1970

Box 29

1, Hart, Philip, 1971-1973


2. Health, 1971-1973 3. Hill berry Luncheon, 1953 & n.d. 4. Housing; Corres., 1957-1967 & n.d. 5. ; Minutes, 1958-1962 6. ; Reports 7. ; Resolutions & News clips 8. ; Equal Opportunity;. Booklets 9. - Equal Opportunity; Corres., 1959-1973 & n.d.

10. - Equal Opportunity; News clips & Minutes 11. - Equal Opportunity; Reports 12. - MCLH; Corres., 1968-1974 13. - MCLH;. News clips & Minutes 14. - MCLH; Reports 15. HMO, 1973 16. Human Needs & Rights, 1964-1972 17. ; 1973-1974 18. Human Rights & Genocide, 1964-1965 & n.d. 19. Hungarian Day Luncheon, 1957

Box 30

1. Immigration & Naturalization; Canada, 1965-1966 & n.d. 2. ; Corres. & Minutes, 1955-

1957 3. ; Corres. & Minutes, 1958-

1968 4. ; Isreal, 1965-1966 5. ; News clips 6. ; Publications 7. ; Dean Rusk Bill 8. Industrial Democracy; Corres., 1954-1960 9. ; Corres. & Publications, 1961-1967

10. Information Requests & Replies, 1954-1968 & n.d. 11. International Freedom Festival; Corres., 1961-1962 12. ; Corres., 1963-1967 & n.d. 13. ; News clips & Schedules 14. International Institute, 1959-1965 15. Invitations & Replies, 1952-1971 16. Israel 17. Italy

Box 31

1. Japan International Christian University, 1959-1961 2. Jewish Community, 1951-1971 & n.d. 3. Job Applicants & Replies, 1951-1970 4. "Join"; Newsletter, 1966 5. Judges & Opinions, 1951-1961 6. Juvenile Delinquents, 1960 7. Kelso-Hetter book.; Review, 1969. 8. King, Martin Luther


9. Labor Reform 10. "Labor Today", May 1974 11. Legislation; Consumer Problems, 1971-1974 & n.d. 12. ; Religious Objectors, 1965-1966 13. Max field, Sterling & Daisy, 1972 14. Mboya, Tom, 1959 15. Meat Boycott, 1973 16. Memorial Funds, 1959-1960 17. Michigan Assoc. Consumers Protection, 1969-1972 18. Michigan Citizens Comm. to Aid Families of G.M.

Strikers; Corres. & Notes, 1970 19. Comm. to Aid Families of G.M.

Strikers; News clips & Publications 20. Michigan Council of Churches, 1959-1963 21. Michigan Department of Education, 1969

Box 32

1. Michigan State AFL-CI0; Corres. & Notices, 1959-1963 2. ; Corres. & Notices, 1964-1969 3. ; Publications & Resolutions 4. Milliken, William G., 1973 5. Murphy, Frank, 1956-1970 6. National Child "Labor Committee; Corres., 1956-1958 7. ; Corres., 1959-1971 8. ; News clips & Publications 9. Nat'l Citizens Comm. to Aid Families of G.M. Strikers;

Aid Applications 10. to Aid Families of G.M. Strikers;

Corres. & Notes, 1970-1971 & n.d. 11. to Aid Families of G.M. Strikers;

News clips 12. to Aid Families of G.M. Strikers;

Publications,

Box 33

1. National Comm." Educ. Migrant Children, 1967-1972 2. National Comm, Employment of Youth; Corres., 1959-1961 3. ; Corres. & Minutes,

1962-1966 4, ; Corres. & Minutes,

1967-1969 5. ; Corres., 1970-1973 6. ; News clips 7. ; Reports, 1961-1970 8. ; Reports, 1971-1973 9. National Consumer Center-Legal Services, 1972-1973

10. National Council of Catholic Women; Publications


Box 34

1. National Council of Churches; Corres. & Minutes, 1960-1964 2. ; Corres., 1965 3. ; Corres., 1966-1969 & n.d. 4. ; News clips 5. ; Reports 6. National Welfare Rights Comm., 1968-1969 7. National Women's Comm. for Civil Rights; Corres., 1958-

1964 & n.d. 8. ; Minutes & Reports 9. ; News clips 10. New Detroit Committee, 1967-1968 & n.d. 11. Nursing Homes, 1973

Box 35

1. Parent-Teacher Association, 1952-1957 2. Parks & Recreation, 17 Jan 1974 3. Pastors' Union Meeting; Corres. & Notes, 1952-1957 4. ; Lists & Addresses 5. Peace, 1958-1973 6. Politicians; News clips, 1964 & n.d. 7. Postal Organizations, 1962-1965 8. Poverty; Corres. , 1962-1973 9. ; publications & News clips

10. Professional Skills Alliance, Jan 1972 11. Program Planning Institute, 1952-1954 12. Quello, James, 1973-1974 13. Rauh, Joseph, Jr., 1951-1965. &'n. d.

Box 36

1. Right To Work; Corres. 20 Jan 1958 & News clips 2. ; Papers 3. ; Publications 4. Religion & Labor Council of America; Corres., 16 Mar 1966 5. Shell Strike; Corres., 4 May 1973 6. "Solidarity Canada" Newspaper, May 1974 7. Summer 1967; Corres. & Minutes, 1967 8. ; Programs & News clips 9. ; Reports

10. Summer 1968 11. Synanon; Corres., 1965-1969 & n.d. 12. ; Publications & News clips 13. Taft-Hartley Law, 1965 14. Taxes; City of Detroit, 1962-1968 15. ; State of Michigan, 1957-1968 & n.d.

Box 37

1. UAW Convention; 1956; Corres,


2. UAW Convention; 1956; News clips 3. ; 1956; Proclamations 4. ; 1956; Publications 5. ; 1957 6. ; 1958 7. ; 1959; Corres. ..& Flyers 8. ; 1959; Invitations Accepted, Sept- 2 Oct

1959 9. ; 1959? Invitations Accepted, 5 Oct -

10 Oct 1959 10. ; 19595 Thank You Corres. 11. ; 1961

Box 38

1. UAW Convention; 1962; Corres. & Information 2. ; 1962; Guest Lists 3. ; 1962; Invitations Accepted

4. ; 1962; Invitations Regrets 5. ; 1962; Thank You Corres. 6. ; 1964; Corres. & Information

; 1964; Notebook - Bound 7. ; 19641 Invitations Accepted

8. ; 19641 Invitations Regrets

Box 39

1. UAW Convention; 1965 2. ; 1966; Corres. & Information 3. ; 1966; Invitations Accepted 4. ; 1966; Invitations Regrets 5. ; 1966; Publications 6. ; 1968; Corres. & Information 7. ; 1968; Invitations Accepted 8. ; 1968; Invitations Regrets 9. ; 1968; Thank You Corres.

10. ; 1969 11. ; 1970; Corres. & Guest Lists, Jan - March 12. ; 1970; Corres. & Guest Lists, April - May &

n.d. 13. ; 1970; Information 14. ; 1970; Invitations Accepted 15. ; 1970; Invitations Regrets

Box 40

1. UAW Convention; 1972 2. ; 1973 3. ; 1974; Corres., March-April 4. ; 1974; Corres., May-Aug & n.d. 5. ; 1974; Guest Lists & Information 6. ; 1974; Invitations Accepted


7. UAW Convention; 1974; Invitations Regrets 8. UAW Picnic 9. United Community Services, 1971-1972 10. Urban League; National, 1962-1966 11. U.S. Economy, 1958

Box 41

1. Utilities ; Corres. & Publications, 1970-1971 2. ; Corres. & Publications, 1972-1974 & n.d. 3. ; News clips & Reports 4. ; Electric, 1968-1974 & n.d. 5. ; Electric; Brief 6. ; Gas, 1969-1974 7. ; Telephone, 1970-1974 & n.d. 8. Wayne State University, 1958-1963 & n.d.

Box 42

1. White House Conf. on Children & Youth, 1960-1969 & n.d. 2. White House Conf. on Civil Rights, 1965-1966 & n.d. 3. White House Conf. on Education, 1955 4. White House Conf. on Nutrition & Health, 1969-1973 & n.d. 5. Women; Corres, & Minutes, 1953-1970 & n.d. 6. ; Nat'l Organization} Corres., 1966-1967 & n.d. 7. ; News clips & Publications 8. Workers Action Movement, n.d. 9. Young Women’s Christian Assoc., 1958 10. Youth Comm.; Against Poverty; Corres. , 16 June 1966 11. Youth Conferences, 1963-1969 12. Youth Education & Training, 1961-1972 & n.d. 13. Youth Employment Act; Corres., 1961-1965 & n.d. 14. ; Information

Box 43

1. Youth Employment Comm.,; Bills 2. ; Corres. & Minutes, 1963-1966 3. ; Corres. & Minutes, 1967-1969 & n.d. 4. ; Reports, 1962-1967 5. ; Reports, 1968-1969 & n.d. 6. Youth; Job Upgrading, 1961-1963 7. ; Juvenile Delinquency; Corres., 1953-1964 8. ; Juvenile Delinquency; News clips 9. ; Mayor's Youth Employment Project; Corres., 1964

10. ; Mayor's Youth Employment Project; Corres., 1965- 1966 & n.d.

11. ; Mayor's Youth Employment Project; Progress Reports

Box 44

1. Youth; Mayor's Youth Employment Project; Reports, 1960- 1966


2. Youth; Mayor's Youth Employment Project; Reports, n.d. 3. ; Mich. Ad Hoc Comm., 1961-1968

4. ; Movement n.d. 5. Youth Opportunity Campaign; Corres. & Minutes, 1967

6. ; Corres. & Minutes, Jan - April 1968 7. ; Corres. & Minutes, May - Oct 1968 & n.d. 8. ; News clips & Statements 9. ; Bound Reports, 1967 10. ; Bound Reports, 1968

Box 45

1. Youth Opportunity Campaign: Unbound Reports, 1967 2. ; Unbound Reports, 1968 & n.d. 3. Youth; Presidents Comm. Youth Employment} Corres., 1961-

1962 4. ; Presidents' Comm. Youth Employment; Corres. , 1963-

1964 5. ; Presidents' Comm. Youth Employment; Meeting Record,

28 Sept 1962 6. ; Presidents' Comm. Youth Employment; Publications 7. ; Presidents' Comm. Youth Employment; Reports 8. Youth Progressive Community Assoc, 1963-1969 & n.d. 9. Youth Rural, 1963-1964

10. Youth} School Dropouts, 1964 11. ; Speech Material, 1959-1964 12. ; Summer Programs, 1965-1968 & n.d, 13. ; U.S. Youth Council, 1964-1965


Part 2 Index to Subjects and Correspondence

(correspondence is indicated by an asterisk)

ABM, 20:1-3 *Abzug, Bella S., 23:5 AFL-CIO, 32:1-3 Advertising, 33*7 Africa Freedom, 31:14 Alliance for Labor Action,

20:3 Americans for Democratic

Action, 20:1 Anti-Defamation League of

B'nai B'rith, 20:6, 21:4 Arab Workers, 30:16 Atomic Power, 21:5, 41:3 Bandurists Chorus, 20:4 ♦Barbour, Al, 20:4-5 Barbour, Al, 20:5, 27:9 Birch Society, John, 20:6 Birchism, 20:6 Black History, 20:6 Blacks, 33:10; Police Rela- tions, 20:13 Broadcasting, 21:8-10 "The Builder," 20:8 Bussing, 33*6 Canada, 30:1, 36:6 Careers, 28:17 Chavez, Cesar, 28:3 Child:" development, 33:5l

labor, 32:6-8 Children, 28:16, 33:1-4. 33*6-8,

42:1 Citizens: Committee for Equal

Opportunity, 20:9-15; Crime Commission, 20:16

Civil Rights, 25:17-18, 34:7-9. 42:2; Commission, 20:16

Community Relations, 20:13, 21:1- 12,26:6-7, 26:10, 26:18-19

Consumer: Affairs, 21:14, 24:11, 24: 15-18, 26:7, 32:4} Alliance of Michigan, 22:5-12, 23:1-4, 23:6: Complaints, 23:5-11; Counseling, 23:10-11} Credit Code, 23:12,,24:2,24:9; Credit Costs, 24:1-4; Credit Dis- crimination, 24:5} Credit

Loans, 24:6} Credit & Women, 24:7; Deceptive Trade Practices, 24:8} Education & Action, 24:9-11} Fair Packaging & Labeling Act, 24:12} Federation of America, 24:13-18} Films, 25:1; Fraud, 25:2} Phil Hart, 25:3; Legis- lation, 22:7, 23:13, 24:4,24:11-12, 25:3; Problems, 23:13, 24:5-6, 25:4, 31:11; Protection, 22:5, 25:5-6, 31:17. 32:4; Research, 25:7; Resolution, 25:8

Consumerism, 25:14, 41:1-3 Consumers, 33*9; Power Co., 4l:6 Conventions, 37:1-11, 38:1-8, 39:

1-15, 40:1-7 Corporate Social Responsibility,

25:10-13 Cosmetics, 25:14 Credit, 22:6, 23:2,23:13, 24:6, 24:9;

Collection Practices, 23:13 Crime, 20:9-10, 20:13, 20:16 Day Care Centers, 28:16 Deceptive Trade Practices, 24:8 Delano Strike, 28:2-3 Democratic: National Committee,

20:6, 21:6} Party, 25:15, 30: 8-9} State Central Committee, 20:1-3

Dentists, 28:5-9 Desegration, 25:16-19 Detroit: Board of Education, 26:1-5}

Boat Club, 26:8} Charter Revision, 26:6} City of; 26:6-14, 34:10, 36:14} Common Council, 20:8, 26: 10-14} Council of Churches, 26: 15-17; Edison, 4l:4-5; Public Library, 27:1-2} Public Schools, 20:9, 26:1-5} Riot, 27:3; Round Table, 27:4} Yacht Club, 26:8} Youth Commission, 43:1-5

Dingell, John D., 20:8 Discrimination, 24:7, 25:18, 27:

12-13, 29*4, 29*7-8, 33*10 Drug Abuse, 36:11-12 Drugs, 27:5-6


Economy, 40:11 Education, 20:9, 21*1, 21:3,

21:6-7. 21:11-12,24i9rll.' 26:l-5. 28:10, 28:17, 31; 21, 33:1, 42:3, 42:12

Elderly, 34:11 Elections, 27:10-11 Electric, 41:1-5 Emancipation Centennial;

27:7 Employment, 33:2-8,35:8-9,

42:11, 42:13; 43:1-5 Emrich, Richard S., 27:8 Energy, 23:2 Equal: Employment, 20:15, 27:

12-13; Opportunity, 29: 5-l4; Protection, 26:8; Rights, 42:5, 42:7

Eulogies, 27:9 Fair Practices: Election,

29:10-11; Labor, 27:12-13; Labor Standards, 28:13; Packaging & Labeling Act, 24:12

Family Participation Conference, 27:14

Farah Strike, 27*15-19 Farm Workers, 28:1-4 Fiscal Reform, 28:9-10 Fluoridation, 28:5-8 Food, 22*5 Ford; Henry, 28:11; Strike

Committee, 28:12 Foreign Policy, 28:13 Foster Care, 28:16 Funerals, 28:14; Arrangement,

22:6 Garnishment, 23:13, 31:11 Gas, 41:1-3, 6 Gasoline, 28:15, 36:5 General Motors Strikers, 31:

18-19, 32:9-12 Generic Drugs, 27:5-6 Genocide, 29:18 Germer, Adolph, 27:9 Goldwater, B., 35*6 Grape Strike, 28:2-3 Greater Michigan Foundation,

28:16 Group Leadership Training Inst., 28:17 Hart, Philip A., 20*1, 20:3, 25:3, 29:1

Health, 22:5, 25:14, 28:6-8, 29:2, 29: 15, 34:11, 35:1, 42:4

Hill berry Luncheon, 29:3 Histadrute, 30:16 History, 20:6 HMO, 29:15 Home Management, 22:6 Housing, 20:11, 22:7, 23:5, 23:8, 24:

6, 29*4-14, 33*10 Hudson Committee, 34*10 Human , Needs & Rights,29:16-

18 Humphrey, H., 35:6 Hungarian Day Luncheon, 29:19 Immigration, 30:1-7 Industrial Democracy, 30:8-9 Integration, 25:16-19 International: Freedom Festival,

30:11-13; Institute of Metro- politan Detroit, 20:4, 30:14

Isreal, 30:4, 30:16 Italy, 30:17 Japan International Christian

University, 31:1 Jewish Community, 31*2 Job* Applicants, 31*3; Security,

42:12 Johnson, L.B., 35*6 "Join" Newsletter, 31:4 Judges, 31:5 Juvenile Delinquency, 31:6, 43:7-8 Kelso-Hetter book; Review, 31:7 Kennedy, John F..& Robert F., 35:6 King, Martin Luther,'25:17, 27:13,

31:8 Kowalski, Joseph J., 27:9 Labor, 28:13, 32:6-8, 33*1-8, 36:4;

Reform, 31:9; Today, 31*10 Legal Services, 33:9 Legislation, 31:11-12 McGovern, George S., 20:3 *McNamara, Patrick V., 20:8 McNamara, Robert S., 35:6 Maxfield, Sterling & Daisy, 31*13 Mboya, Tom, 31:14 Meat Boycott, 31*15 Medicare, 35:6 Memorial Funds, 31*16 Mercury, 25:14 Metropolitan Detroit Council of

Churches, 25:9 Michigan: Assoc. Consumers Protec-

tion, 31*17? Bell Telephone,


41:7; Citizens Committee to Aid Families of GM Strikers, 31:18-19; Comm- ittee on Law & Housing, 29:12-14; Council of Churches, 26:15, 26:17; 31*20 Dept. of Agriculture, 21:6, 23:5; Dept. of Education, 31:21; State AFL-CIO, 32: 1-3; State of, 36:15; State Highway Dept., 27:12-13; State University, 20:7, 22: 1-3, 22:6, 28:17; Stop AMB Committee, 20:1; Youth Com- mission, 42:13, 44:3

Migrants, 28:1-4, 30:6, 33:1 Milliken, William G., 32:4 MIRV, 20;1, 20:3 Murphy, Frank, 32:5 NAACP, 25:19, 26:18-19, 27:13 Narcotics, 36:11-12 NBC, 20:3 National: Child Labor Committee,

32:6-8; Citizens Committee to Aid Families of GM Strik- ers, 32:9-12; Committee on the Education of Migrant Children, 33:1; Committee on Employment of Youth, 33:2-8, 42:11-13, 43:6; Consumers League, 20:7; Council of Catholic Women, 33:10; Council of Churches, 25:9, 34:1-5; Council of Churches of Christ in USA, 20:7; Organization for Women, 42:6; Welfare Rights Committee, 34:6; Women's Committee for Civil Rights, 34:7-9

Naturalization, 30:1-7 Natural Resources, Dept. of,

35:2 New Detroit Committee, 34:10 Newspaper Strike, 27:8 Nursing Homes, 34:11 Nutrition, 22:5, 42:4 Oil Prices, 4l:3 Parent-Teacher Assoc, 35:1 Parks & Recreation, 26:9, 35:2 Pastors' Union, 35:3-4 Peace, 21:5-6, 28:13, 35:5

Police, 20:13, 26:7, 26:18-19 Politicians, 35:6 Politics, 42:5, 42:7 Postal Organizations, 35:7 Poverty, 21:11, 25:6, 35:8-9, 42:10 Prescription Drugs, 27:5-6 Presidents' Commission on Youth

Employment, 45:3-7 Prices, 23:8, 28:15, 35:8-9 Professional Skills Alliance, 35:10 Program Planning Institute, 35:11 Progressive Community Assoc, 45:8 Public: Schools, 25:l6-17; 25:19,

35:1; Service Commission, 41:1-3; Utilities, 41:1-3

Quello, James, 35:12 Race, 33:10, 34:1-5 Radio, 21:8-10, 35:13 Ravitz, Mel, 26:13 Real Estate, 22:7 Religion, 34:1-5. 36:4; & Labor

Council of America, 36:4, Religious Objectors, 31:12 Right To Work, 36:1-3 Riots, ,27:3 Rusk, Dean,,30:7 Russell, R.B., 35:6 School Dropouts, 45:8, 45:10 Shell Strike, 36:5 "Solidarity Canada", 36:6 Stervant, Carlyle Fielding, 27:9 Strikes, 27:8, 27:15-16, 27:18-19,

28:2-3, 28:12, 32:9-12, 36:5 Summer: 1967, 36:7-9; 1968, 36:10,

44:10; Programs, 45:12 Synanon, 36:11-12 Taft-Hartley Law, 36:13 Taxes, 28:9-10, 28:15, 36:14-15 Teachers, 35:1 Telephone, 41:1-3, 4l:7 Television, 21:8-10, 35:13 Tenants Rights, 29:7 Training, 28:17 Truth in Lending, 25:6 UAW-CIO Radio Dept., 20:5 UAW Conventions: 1956, 37:1-4;

1957, 37:5; 1958, 37:6; 1959. 37:7-10; 1961,37:11; 1962, 38: 1-5; 1964, 38:6-8; 1965, 39:1; 1966, 39:2-5; 1968, 39:6-9; 1969, 39:10; 1970, 39:11-15? 1972, 40:1; 1973, 40:2; 1974, 40:3-7

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United: Community Services, 40:9; Negro College Fund, 20:7; States Economy, 40: 11; States Youth Council,

Urban League National, 40:10 Utilities, 21:11, 23:2, 41:1-7 Valachi Papers, 20:12 Viet Nam, 20:1 Voting, 26:12, 42:5, 42:7 Water, 28:5-8 Wayne: County AFL-CIO, 20:5;

State University, 20:1, 20:8, 41:8

Welfare, 34:6 White House Conference: Children

& Youth, 42:1; Civil Rights, 42:2; Education, 42:3; Food, Nutrition & Health, 22:5; Nutrition & Health, 42:4

Williams, Hosea, 21:7 Women, 20:15. 23:5, 24:7, 30:

8-9, 34:7-9, 42:5-7, 42:9; International League for Peace & Freedom, 20:1, 21: 1; Strike for Peace Com- mittee, 21:5

Workers Action Movement, 42:8 Workman's Circle, 21:1-3 WXYZ TV, 20:12 Young: Democratic Clubs of

Michigan, 20:6; Women's Christian Assoc, 20:6, 42:9

Youth, 36:7-10, 42:1, 43:7-8, 45:10; Committee Against Poverty, 42:10; Conferen- ces, 42:11; Education & Training, 42:12; Employ- ment, 33:2-8, 35:8-9, 42: 11, 43:1-6, 43:9-11, 44: 1-2, 45:3-7; Employment Act, 42:13-14; Job Upgrading, 43:6; Mayor's Youth Employ- ment Project, 43:9-11, 44:1- 2; Michigan Ad Hoc Committee, 44:3; Movement, 44:4; Oppor- tunity Campaign, 44:5-10, 45- 1-2; Progressive Community Assoc, 45:8; Rural, 45:9; Speech Material, 45:11; U.S. Youth Council, 45:13

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