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Register of the Benjamin Everett Jordan Papers, 1896-1974

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Descriptive Summary

Title
Benjamin Everett Jordan Papers, 1896-1974
Creator
Jordan, Benjamin Everett
Extent
Linear feet of shelf space occupied: 110
Approximate/exact number of items: ca. 104,000
Repository
Duke University Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library Durham, North Carolina 27708-0185
Language
English.
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Administrative Information

Access Restrictions
Collection is open for research.
However, patrons must sign the Acknowledgment of Legal Responsibility and Privacy Rights form before using this collection.
Also, all or portions of this collection may be housed off-site in Duke University's Library Service Center. Consequently, there may be a 24-hour delay in obtaining these materials.
Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use this collection.
Use Restrictions
The copyright interests in the papers of Benjamin Everett Jordan have not been transferred to Duke University.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Benjamin Everett Jordan Papers, Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke University.
Provenance
The papers of Benjamin Everett Jordan (1896-1974), textile manufacturer, politician, and United States Senator, were donated to the Manuscript Department in 1973 by the Senator. A gift from the Jordan family partially supported the processing of the collection.
Processing Information
The Manuscript Department received the Jordan Papers in packing cases which, when emptied, filled over 1000 Hollinger archival storage boxes occupying over 440 linear feet of shelf space. Most of the papers were filed in good order in well-labelled folders, but the folders--over 5000 of them--had become badly disarranged in transit. The first step in processing was to re-establish the series that had been set up and maintained in excellent fashion throughout Jordan's Senate tenure by his staff, under the continuous direction of William M. Cochrane. The series that came to Duke seemed remarkably complete; no major obvious gaps were found. It is possible, though, that whole sections of sensitive or personal material, along with appointment calendars, staff files, and possibly other records, were removed before the collection was shipped. Nearly all the series and subseries titles used in Jordan's office have been retained; they are consistent and useful guides to the collection. Contents of the majority of folders were arranged in reverse chronological order; that filing order usually was maintained in processing the collection.
The collection contained much published material, much routine material, and many duplicates which were separated from the collection. Selected printed items were offered to other departments in Perkins Library to be considered for addition to the library's holdings. Other categories which were not retained include the large files of service academy applications, local post office matters, routine thank you letters, get well cards, and congratulatory messages; the requests for souvenirs, tours, jobs, or general information handled by all Congressional offices; and most case files (requests by constituents for the Senator's aid usually in personal matters). The publication Records Management Handbook for U.S. Senators and Their Repositories, by Karen Dawley Paul, issued by the U.S. Senate Historical Office in 1985, provided useful guidance in making separation decisions.
Many of the large files of constituent mail on a variety of topics have been sampled. Material constituting between about ten and thirty percent of these files has been retained to illustrate both the nature of public opinion and Jordan's response to it. Files documenting topics of greatest concern to Jordan, the state of North Carolina, the South, or the era--e.g. agriculture, water projects, and foreign relations (especially Southeast Asia)--have been retained virtually intact. Only duplicates and all but a sample of organized pressure mail have been discarded from these parts of the collection.
Bulky envelopes of clippings received weekly by Jordan's office from clipping services were heavily weeded to reduce duplication (e.g. multiple copies of wire service stories) and to remove inconsequential items. Clippings retained were then photocopied to preserve a chronological outline of Jordan's Senate career, including his electoral campaigns of 1960, 1966, and 1972, which are not documented elsewhere in the collection.
Upon receipt of the Jordan Papers in 1973, Duke University Library agreed to restrict access "to any correspondence or memoranda concerning matters of a personal or private nature of any person" until January 3, 1993. Virtually all of the case files for individuals (dealing with employment, military service, pensions, medical care, parole, and the like) have been removed from the collection and disposed of; it appears therefore that this restriction is no longer applicable.
Processed by Ellen G. Gartrell
Assisted by Andrew Neather, Philip Van Vleck, Shawn Wellons, Sandra Yonkoski
Date Completed: May 24, 1989
Encoded by Alvin Pollock
This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.
            

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Biographical Note

1896, Sept. 8Born, Ramseur, Randolph County, N. C., son of the Rev. Henry Harrison and Annie Elizabeth Sellers Jordan
1914-1915Attended Trinity College (now Duke University), Durham, N.C.
1918-1919Served with U.S. Army Tank Corps
1919Served with U.S. Army occupation forces in Germany
1920sWorked in textile mills in Gastonia, N.C., rising to position of superintendent after four years
1924Married Katherine McLean of Gastonia
1927Organized Sellers Manufacturing Company at Saxapahaw, N.C., serving thereafter as Secretary-Treasurer and General Manager, and also as an officer in several other textile manufacturing companies
1936Worked for the successful gubernatorial campaign of Clyde R. Hoey
1948Worked for the successful gubernatorial campaign of W. Kerr Scott
1949-1951Chairman of the North Carolina State Democratic Executive Committee
1954-1958Served as Democratic National Committeeman from North Carolina
1955Named Alamance County Man of the Year
1958, Apr. 19Appointed by Governor Luther Hodges to United States Senate seat left vacant by the death of Senator W. Kerr Scott
1958, Nov.Elected to U.S. Senate for remainder of Scott's term
1958-1963Member of Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
1958-1972Member of Senate Public Works Committee
1959-1972Member of Senate Agriculture and Forestry Committee
1959-1972Member of Senate Rules and Administration Committee, serving as Chairman 1963-1972
1960Re-elected to Senate for full six-year term, defeating Republican Kyle Hayes
1960Awarded honorary LL.D. degree by Elon College
1962-1972Member of Joint Committee on the Library of Congress, serving alternately as Vice-Chairman and Chairman 1963-1972
1963-1972Member of Joint Committee on Printing, serving alternately as Chairman and Vice-Chairman, 1970-1972
1963Member of North Carolina Tercentenary Celebration Commission
1963-1965As Chairman of the Senate Rules and Administration Committee, chaired the televised hearings investigating the financial dealings of former Senate staff member Robert G. (Bobby) Baker and associates
1964-1965Chairman of Joint Congressional Committee on the Inaugural and master of ceremonies at inauguration of Lyndon B. Johnson
1964-1972Member of Library of Congress Trust Fund Board
1966Re-elected to the Senate, defeating Republican John Shallcross
1972, JuneDefeated in Democratic primary runoff election by Congressman Nick Galifinakis
1973, Jan.Left office and retired to Saxapahaw
1974, Mar. 16Died, Saxapahaw, N.C., age 77

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Collection Overview

The papers of B. Everett Jordan span the years 1936 to 1974, with the bulk of the items dating from his years of service in the United States Senate, 1958 to 1972. The collection consists strictly of files from the Senator's Washington office; there are no personal or business papers or materials documenting his political campaigns, the activities of his Senate offices in North Carolina, or political activities prior to 1958. The few pre-1958 items in the collection include background information on several topics and a few files of Jordan's predecessor Senator W. Kerr Scott.
The papers are organized into ten series, most of which are divided into topical subseries. Consisting largely of correspondence, memoranda, legislative documents, and background materials, the collection confirms Jordan's reputation as a diligent and concerned public servant, who was considered by his colleagues to be reliable, genial, and hard-working.
Beginning his service in the Senate at the age of 62, Jordan quickly demonstrated his political savvy and areas of legislative interest. He labored throughout his Senate career on behalf of the interests of agriculture, education, and manufacturing and was proud of his record of doing "the little things" to help his constituents. He worked particularly to encourage the enhancement of water resources in North Carolina, continuing the efforts of W. Kerr Scott on public works projects. His stance on most issues was conservative to moderate. Although usually in accord with his North Carolina colleague Senator Sam Ervin, Jordan at times took an independent stand, casting votes in opposition not only to Ervin but the bloc of other Southern Senators as well, especially from 1964 on.
The Legislation Files contain a complete or nearly-complete record of bills which Jordan sponsored or co-sponsored or on which he participated in debates. In most years, Jordan fell into the bottom third of Senators in terms of numbers of bills which bore his name as sponsor or co-sponsor, though his activity increased over the years. He was a strong proponent of a broad range of major agriculture bills including nutrition programs, farm credit and insurance, agricultural and forestry research, crop marketing, and especially tobacco programs. In the area of natural resources, the files show Jordan's active support for the creation of the Cape Lookout and Cape Hatteras National Seashores in North Carolina. Some of the larger files in the Legislative Series contain extensive constituent correspondence related to particular bills. As in most of the series, correspondence with other senators found here is largely routine in nature. There is considerable overlap of topics among the Legislation, Committee, and Subject series, with related material often located, too, in the Writings and Speeches Series and among the Clippings.
The Committee Files are fullest for the Agriculture and Forestry Committee. Documentation of Rules and Administration Committee activity is somewhat limited during the period of Jordan's chairmanship, at least in part because committee chairmen's files are maintained by the committee or with committee records at the National Archives. As Rules Committee chairman Jordan received the most national exposure of his Senate years--and engendered the greatest partisan controversy--presiding at the televised hearings investigating the financial dealings of Robert G. (Bobby) Baker, the former Senate staff member considered a protege of Lyndon Johnson. Although the material in Jordan's papers about the Baker affair is very limited, substantial records of the investigation are preserved at the National Archives (as part of RG 46, Records of the U.S. Senate). The Public Works Committee files are also sparse, and only minimal information survives here about Jordan's minor committee assignments.
The Subject Files are the largest part of the Jordan collection; the bulk of these papers consists of constituent correspondence and examples of Jordan's replies, which were most often handled by form letters. Samples of out-of-state mail were also retained in many subseries. The sections on Agriculture, Foreign Relations, and Public Works contain the fullest documentation of Jordan's activities. Other topics of less central concern to Jordan or files containing many repetitions of Jordan's or constituents' opinions, have been sampled, with ten to thirty percent of the original size of the subseries retained. The Foreign Relations files are overwhelmingly devoted to the war in Southeast Asia in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Jordan's incoming mail on this topic shifted increasingly to anti-war opinions with each passing year, and in June 1970, following the invasion of Cambodia, Jordan became the first Southern senator publicly to renounce the Nixon Administration's military policy. The Public Works Files document, often in considerable political and technical detail, Jordan's efforts on behalf of flood control, navigation, and beach protection projects. Notable among the best-documented projects is the New Hope Dam and Reservoir Project in the Cape Fear River Basin, which in 1973 was renamed Jordan Lake in honor of the Senator. Among the smaller files, the Judiciary Files are important in illustrating major concerns of the period, notably civil rights, civil unrest, gun control, and school prayer. While Jordan took a conservative states' rights position on many of these issues, the papers also show that he supported the Equal Rights Amendment in 1972.
The next two series, U.S. and N.C. Government Branches and Departments, further illustrate the diligent activity of Jordan's well-organized staff on behalf of constituents. Only a very few of the large numbers of case files documenting the problems of individuals as they tried to interact with the government have been kept. The letters in the retained files contain constituents' opinions and questions on local, regional, or national issues, along with the replies from Jordan's office and the government agency to which the letter was referred. The U.S. Government series is by far the larger and more informative set of records.
The Federal Loans and Grants Series contains widely varying amounts of information about projects. Some files hold merely notifications of action taken on grants; others contain documented grant applications, clippings, and correspondence which contribute to understanding the interaction of governments for local and regional development.
Miscellaneous Series (so labelled by Jordan's office) consist mainly of General files (correspondence from constituents covering multiple issues), Legislative files (correspondence about multiple bills), and a small number of Personal files (correspondence from personal friends and political allies, often on multiple topics). The letters in these subseries are largely similar to other constituent correspondence. The Personal files contain letters to and from Jordan in his senatorial role, not private correspondence.
The Writings and Speeches Series appears to be a nearly complete record of Jordan's speeches, statements, newsletters, and press releases. Remarks made on the Senate floor in connection with particular bills are filed in the Legislation series.
The Clippings Series was honed down substantially from the hundreds of envelopes sent to Jordan's office by clipping services. Editorials, major news and feature stories, Jordan's regular column ("Senator Jordan Reports"), and cartoons--nearly all from North Carolina newspapers--were retained; thousands of duplicates, minor news stories, and general background articles on most topics were discarded.
The single folder of oversize material contains several large maps of flood control projects and a full-page campaign advertisement from a newspaper.
The Jordan papers are useful for documenting Jordan's public career in the Senate and his views on many issues but not his personal life or private thoughts. In addition the extensive incoming correspondence provides an overview of public concerns on many issues of the period and documents the sense of regional and national crisis that was widespread especially in the mid-to-late 1960s. The correspondence throughout the collection includes scattered letters from a number of prominent North Carolina and national politicians, agricultural and business leaders, but these have not been indexed. The Jordan Papers are complemented by the papers of Senator Samuel J. Ervin, which are housed in the Manuscript Department, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Ervin's Senate service, from 1954 to 1974, closely paralleled Jordan's; the two collections together extensively document on a regional and national level many of the political, economic, and social concerns of the era.
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Subject Headings

These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will bring up other related research materials.
  • North Carolina--Public works.
  • Water resources development--North Carolina.
  • Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975.
  • United States--Foreign relations--Middle East.
  • Agricultural laws and legislation.
  • Civil rights.
  • School integration.
  • Busing for school integration.
  • Pollution.
  • United States.--National Park Service.
  • Transportation, Automotive.
  • Roads.
  • Social Security.
  • Public health.
  • United Nations.
  • United States.--Congress.--Senate.--Committee on Rules and Administration.
  • Labor laws and legislation.
  • Legislation--United States.
  • United States--Economic policy 1961-1971.
  • Library legislation.
  • Rivers--North Carolina.
  • B. Everett Jordan Lake (N.C.)
  • New Hope Dam (N.C.).
  • Harbors--North Carolina.
  • Beaches--North Carolina.
  • Inland navigation--North Carolina.
  • Flood control--North Carolina.
  • United States--Politics and government 1963-1969.
  • North Carolina--Economic conditions.
  • North Carolina--Politics and government.
List of Series in Collection
Legislation Series
Committees Series
Subject Series
U.S. Government Branches and Departments Series
North Carolina Government Branches and Departments Series
Miscellaneous Series
Writings and Speeches Series
Clippings Series
Oversize Series
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Detailed Description of Collection

Legislation Series

Box 1
Summaries of Jordan's legislative activities
86th Congress
Bills (S.1-H.R.8601), 1959-1960   (3 folders)
Remarks and miscellaneous, 1959-1960
87th Congress
Bills (S.3-S.1872), 1961-1962   (2 folders)
Box 2
87th Congress
Bills (S.1922-H.R.641), 1961-1966   (4 folders)
Remarks and miscellaneous, 1961-1962   (2 folders)
88th Congress
Bills (S.3-S.1155), 1963-1964
Box 3
88th Congress
Bills (S.1511-S.Res.375), 1963-1964   (2 folders)
Remarks and miscellaneous (General), 1963-1964
Remarks and miscellaneous (Civil Rights, Salinger, Cotton, and Wheat), 1964
89th Congress
Bills (S.2-S.218), 1965
Bills (S.251/Cape Lookout National Seashore), 1955- 1965 May   (2 folders)
Box 4
89th Congress
Bills (S.251/Cape Lookout, cont.), 1965 June- 1970
Bills (S.622-S.Res.240), 1965-1970   (5 folders)
Box 5
89th Congress
Bills (H.R.821-H.R.9811), 1965
Remarks and miscellaneous, 1965-1966
90th Congress
Bills (S.355/Legislative Reference Service), 1967
Bills (S.561/Cape Hatteras National Seashore), 1966- 1968
Bills (S.600-S.2095), 1967-1968   (2 folders)
Box 6
90th Congress
Bills (S.2197/Income Tax Exemption), 1967-1968   (2 folders)
Bills (S.2226-H.R.1340), 1967-1968   (3 folders)
Remarks and miscellaneous, 1967-1968   (2 folders)
Box 7
91st Congress
Bills (S.362-S.1811), 1968-1971   (5 folders)
Bills (S.1836/Seed Act), 1969
Box 8
91st Congress
Bills (S.1864-S.2910), 1969
Bills (S.2547/Food Stamps), 1970-1971
Bills (S.2548/School Lunch), 1969-1971
Bills (S.3070/Plant Variety Protection Act), 1968-1972   (2 folders)
Bills (S.3127-S.3339), 1969-1970
Box 9
91st Congress
Bills (S.3418-S.4162), 1970   (2 folders)
Bills (S.4244/Federal Commodity Account Insurance Corporation) 1970
Bills (S.4358-H.R. 12781), 1969-1971   (3 folders)
Box 10
91st Congress
Bills (H.R.13270/Tax Reform), 1969-1970
Bills (H.R.13763/Appropriations), 1969
Bills (H.R.14452-H.R.17399), 1970
Bills (H.R.17654/Legislative Reorganization), 1970
Bills (H.R.18515/Appropriations), 1970-1971
Bills (H.R.18686/Tobacco Allotments), 1970
Remarks and miscellaneous, 1969-1970 July
Box 11
91st Congress
Remarks and miscellaneous, 1970 Aug.-Dec.
92nd Congress
Bills (S.4-S.1438), 1971   (3 folders)
Bills (S.1483/Farm Credit), 1971-1972   (2 folders)
Box 12
92nd Congress
Bills (S.1483/Farm Credit correspondence), 1971 Jun.-July   (2 folders)
Bills (S.1519-S.2076), 1971   (2 folders)
Bills (S.2223/Rural Development), 1971-1972   (3 folders)
Box 13
92nd Congress
Bills (S.2227/Depository Libraries), 1971-1972
Bills (S.2266-S.2267), 1971
Bills (S.2302/Technology Assessment), 1971-1972
Bills (S.2317-S.2392), 1971
Bills (S.2441/Great Dismal Swamp), 1971-1972
Bills (S.2515-S.2724), 1971-1972
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Public Buildings and Grounds Subcommittee, 1959-1967   (2 folders)
Box 33
Public Buildings and Grounds Subcommittee, 1968-1972
Roads Subcommittee, 1963-1972   (2 folders)
Rules and Administration
Box 34
General, 1959-1964   (6 folders)
Box 35
General, 1965-1971, Oct.   (7 folders)
Box 36
General, 1971, Nov. - 1972
Baker Investigation (Congressional Record extracts) 1963 Nov.- 1966   (3 folders)
Baker Investigation (Bills and Reports), 1963-1967
Baker Investigation (Statements and Press Releases), 1963-1965
Baker Investigation (Committee Correspondence), 1963-1965
Box 37
Baker Investigation (Constituent and Out-of-State Correspondence), 1963-1966   (4 folders)
Baker Investigation (Articles and misc.), 1958, 1964
Rule 22, 1958-1971
Seniority, 1971
Box 38
Veterans, 1962-1964
Bills: 86th Congress (S.Res. 19/Veterans), 1959-1960   (2 folders)
Bills: 86th Congress (H.R. 519/Depository Libraries), 1959
Bills: 87th Congress (S.2029/Depository Libraries), 1962   (2 folders)
Bills: 88th Congress (S.Res. 19/Alcoholic Beverages), 1963-1964
Bills: 90th Congress (S.Res 150), 1967
Box 39
Bills: 92nd Congress (S.382 and others)/Campaign Spending), 1971-1972   (2 folders)
Bills: 92nd Congress (H.R. 15276/Campaign Spending), 1972

Joint, Special, and Select Committees
Atomic Energy Committee, 1961-1972
Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies, 1964-1965   (2 folders)
Box 40
Joint Committee on the Library of Congress, 1963-1971   (2 folders)
Joint Committee on Organization of Congress, 1966-1972
Joint Committee on Printing, 1964-1972   (2 folders)
Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs, 1969-1971
Select Committee on Small Business, 1959, 1969-1972
Special and Select Committees, General, 1966-1967 1969-1972

Subject Series


Aeronautics and Space Sciences
Box 41
General, 1960-1971

Agriculture and Forestry
General, 1958-1962   (6 folders)
Box 42
General, 1963-1966   (5 folders)
Box 43
General, 1967-1968 May   (5 folders)
Box 44
General, 1968 June- 1969   (5 folders)
Box 45
General, 1970   (5 folders)
Box 46
General, 1971-1972 May   (5 folders)
Box 47
General, 1972 June-Dec.   (2 folders)
Commodity Reserves, 1968 Feb.-July   (2 folders)
Cotton, 1958 May- 1962   (3 folders)
Box 48
Cotton, 1963-1965   (5 folders)
Box 49
Cotton, 1966-1972   (2 folders)
Farm Program, 1958-1962 May   (4 folders)
Box 50
Farm Program, 1962 June- 1963
REA, 1966-1967   (4 folders)
Box 51
Tobacco, 1958-1965 Mar. 3   (5 folders)
Box 52
Tobacco, 1965 Mar. 4- 1972   (4 folders)
Tobacco Research, 1963-1966
Wheat, 1959-1965

Appropriations
Box 53
General, 1958-1968   (4 folders)
Box 54
General, 1969-1972   (2 folders)
Agriculture, 1966-1972   (3 folders)
Box 55
Education, 1968-1972   (2 folders)
Federal Spending, 1967-1972   (2 folders)
Health, Education, and Welfare, 1969-1970 May
Box 56
Health, Education, and Welfare, 1970 June- 1972   (2 folders)
Supersonic Transport (SST), 1971

Armed Services
General, 1958-1964   (2 folders)
Box 57
General, 1965-1972   (3 folders)
Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM), 1969-1970   (2 folders)
Box 58
Draft, 1967, 1969-1972   (2 folders)

Banking and Currency
General, 1958-1966 July   (3 folders)
Box 59
General, 1966 Aug.- 1972   (3 folders)
Bank Holding, 1969-1970
Housing, 1958-1962, 1964-1966
Box 60
Housing, 1967-1972   (2 folders)

Commerce
General, 1962-1967   (3 folders)
Box 61
General, 1968-1972   (3 folders)
Consumer Subcommittee, 1968-1972
No-fault Insurance, 1971
Supersonic Transport (SST), 1971
Box 62
Transportation, 1963-1964, 1972

District of Columbia
General, 1958-1972

Finance
General, 1958-1960 June   (3 folders)
Box 63
General, 1960 July-1968 May   (5 folders)
Box 64
General, 1968 June- 1972   (5 folders)
Box 65
Excise Taxes, 1958 1960-1970   (3 folders)
Family Assistance, 1970-1971
Imports, 1967-1972   (2 folders)
Box 66
Income Tax, 1958, 1960-1970   (3 folders)
Medicare, 1963-1972   (2 folders)
Box 67
President's Economy, 1971-1972
Reciprocal Trade, 1958-1964   (2 folders)
Revenue Sharing, 1971-1972
Social Security, 1958-1960   (2 folders)
Box 68
Social Security, 1961-1965   (5 folders)
Box 69
Social Security, 1966-1972   (2 folders)
Taxation, 1959-1966, 1969 Jan.-Oct.   (3 folders)
Box 70
Taxation, 1969 Nov.- 1972
Tax Cut, 1962-1964
Unemployment Compensation, 1958, 1966
Veterans, 1959-1972   (3 folders)

Foreign Relations
Box 71
General, 1958-1961 July   (6 folders)
Box 72
General, 1961 Aug.-1963 June   (5 folders)
Box 73
General, 1963 July-1963 Sept. 12   (5 folders)
Box 74
General, 1963 Sept. 12-1967 March   (6 folders)
Box 75
General, 1965-1967 Mar.   (5 folders)
Box 76
General, 1967 Apr.-1968 Aug.   (6 folders)
Box 77
General, 1968 Sept.-1970 June   (6 folders)
Box 78
General, 1970 July-1972 Oct.   (5 folders)
China, 1971
Box 79
Drug Traffic, 1971
Foreign Aid, 1959-1962   (4 folders)
Box 80
Foreign Aid, 1963-1970   (5 folders)
Box 81
Foreign Aid, 1971 Jan.-1972 Aug.   (3 folders)
Genocide Convention, 1970 Feb.-Nov.   (2 folders)
Box 82
Genocide Convention, 1970 Dec.- 1972   (4 folders)
Mutual Security, 1958-1961
Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty, 1969
Box 83
Panama Canal, 1964-1966, 1971
Peace Corps, 1961
Southeast Asia, 1965-1966 Jan.   (4 folders)
Box 84
Southeast Asia, 1966 Feb.-June   (6 folders)
Box 85
Southeast Asia, 1966 July-1967 June   (6 folders)
Box 86
Southeast Asia, 1967 July-Oct.   (6 folders)
Box 87
Southeast Asia, 1967 Nov.-1968 Mar. 21   (6 folders)
Box 88
Southeast Asia, 1968 Mar. 22-1969 Apr.   (7 folders)
Box 89
Southeast Asia, 1969 May-Oct.   (6 folders)
Box 90
Southeast Asia, 1969 Nov.-Dec.   (4 folders)
Southeast Asia (Chapel Hill Vigil), 1969-1972
Box 91
Southeast Asia, 1970 Jan.-Apr.   (3 folders)
Southeast Asia: Anti-War, 1970 May 1-8   (3 folders)
Box 92
Southeast Asia: Anti-War, 1970 May 9-15   (5 folders)
Box 93
Southeast Asia: Anti-War, 1970 May 16-20   (6 folders)
Box 94
Southeast Asia: Anti-War, 1970 May 20-25   (7 folders)
Box 95
Southeast Asia: Anti-War, 1970 May 25   (4 folders)
Southeast Asia: Anti-War (North Carolina Petitions), 1970 May
Southeast Asia: Anti-War (Out-of-State Petitions), 1970 May
Box 96
Southeast Asia: Anti-War (Kent State), 1970 May   (2 folders)
Southeast Asia: Anti-War, 1970 June 1-5   (4 folders)
Box 97
Southeast Asia: Anti-War (Durham form letters), 1970 June 15-16
Southeast Asia: Anti-War, 1970 June 15-18
Southeast Asia: Anti-War (Byrd Amendment), 1970 June 18-19
Southeast Asia: Anti-War, 1970 June 19-24
Southeast Asia: Anti-War (The Vietnam Myths), 1970 June 22
Southeast Asia: Anti-War (Byrd Amendment), 1970 June 22
Box 98
Southeast Asia: Anti-War (Byrd Amendment), 1970 June 22-30   (2 folders)
Southeast Asia: Anti-War, 1970 June 25-July 2
Southeast Asia: Anti-War (Out-of-state letters) 1970 July 3-4   (3 folders)
Box 99
Southeast Asia: Anti-War(Out-of-state letters), 1970 July 4-23   (3 folders)
Southeast Asia: Anti-War, 1970 July 3-23   (3 folders)
Box 100
Southeast Asia: Anti-War 1970 July 24-Oct. 31   (5 folders)
Box 101
Southeast Asia: Anti-War, 1970 Nov.-1971 Jan.
Southeast Asia: Pro-Administration Policy, 1970 May 1-25   (4 folders)
Box 102
Southeast Asia: Pro-Administration Policy, 1970 May 25-June 3   (5 folders)
Box 103
Southeast Asia: Pro-Administration Policy, 1970 June 4-25   (5 folders)
Box 104
Southeast Asia: Pro-Administration Policy, 1970 June 26-Dec.   (3 folders)
Southeast Asia 1971 Feb.-Mar. 23 (3 fodlers)
Box 105
Southeast Asia 1971 Mar. 24-June 8   (6 folders)
Box 106
Southeast Asia 1971 June 9-21   (5 folders)
Box 107
Southeast Asia 1971 June 22-Aug.   (5 folders)
Box 108
Southeast Asia 1971 Sept.- 1972   (6 folders)
Box 109
Southeast Asia 1972 Mar-May   (5 folders)
Box 110
Southeast Asia 1972 June-Aug.   (3 folders)
Southeast Asia: Anti-War, 1972 June 5   (2 folders)
Box 111
Southeast Asia: Anti-War, 1972 June 5
Southeast Asia: Pro-Administration Policy, 1972 June 5
Southeast Asia, 1972 Sept.-1973 Jan.
Southeast Asia: Prisoners of War, 1970-1971 Apr.   (3 folders)
Box 112
Southeast Asia: Prisoners of War, 1971 May- 1972   (2 folders)
Southeast Asia: Individuals' Correspondence (Dr. N.A. Coulter), 1970-1972
Southeast Asia: Individuals' Correspondence (Gulick Family), 1970-1972
Southeast Asia: Individuals' Correspondence (Hugh Hester), 1970-1971
Southeast Asia: Individuals' Correspondence (Frazier T. Woolard), 1969-1971
Southeast Asia: Clippings, 1968-1971
Southeast Asia: Remarks and Miscellaneous, 1968-1972
Box 113
Southeast Asia: Reports, Documents, Articles, 1970 May-Sept.   (2 folders)
United Nations, 1961
Box 114
United Nations, 1962-1971 Nov. 2   (5 folders)
Box 115
United Nations, 1971 Nov. 2- 1972
U.S.- USSR Consular Treaty, 1965 Aug.-1967 Feb. 15   (5 folders)
Box 116
U.S.-USSR Consular Treaty, 1967 Feb. 16-Aug. 8   (5 folders)

Government Operations
Box 117
General, 1958-1972   (3 folders)
Riots, 1967-1970

House of Representatives
Miscellaneous Legislation, 1964, 1966-1967, 1970

Interior and Insular Affairs
Box 118
General, 1958-1965, 1967-1972   (5 folders)

Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Box 119
General, 1958-1962   (3 folders)
Transportation, 1958-1961
Import-Export, 1959-1962

Judiciary
Box 120
General, 1958-1961   (6 folders)
Box 121
General, 1962-1965 Feb.   (5 folders)
Box 122
General, 1965 Mar.- 1966   (5 folders)
Box 123
General, 1967-1968 Sept.   (5 folders)
Box 124
General, 1968 Oct.-1970 Mar.   (5 folders)
Box 125
General, 1970 Apr.- 1972   (5 folders)
Box 126
Bussing, 1970
Civil Rights, 1958-1963 Sept.   (4 folders)
Box 127
Civil Rights, 1963 Oct.-1964 Apr. 16   (5 folders)
Box 128
Civil Rights, 1964 Apr. 17-Dec.   (4 folders)
Civil Rights (Sample of unanswered out-of-state mail), 1964
Box 129
Civil Rights, 1965-1967   (5 folders)
Box 130
Civil Rights, 1968-1970   (3 folders)
Crime, 1967-1972
Electoral College Reform, 1969-1972
Equal Rights Amendment, 1970-1972
Box 131
Gun Control, 1965-1972   (2 folders)
Preyer School Bill (H.R. 16484), 1970
School Prayer Amendment, 1966-1972

Labor and Public Welfare
General, 1958
Box 132
General, 1959-1963 May   (5 folders)
Box 133
General, 1963 June- 1966   (5 folders)
Box 134
General, 1967-1970 Oct.   (5 folders)
Box 135
General, 1970 Nov.- 1972   (5 folders)
Box 136
Animal Research, 1963-1971
Bussing, 1972
Cancer Research, 1971-1972
Federal Aid to Education, 1958-1971   (2 folders)
Health and Safety, 1968-1972
Box 137
Labor Management, 1960-1968, 1970-1972   (4 folders)
Labor Reform, 1959 Jan.-July
Box 138
Labor Reform, 1959 Aug.-Dec.
Minimum Wage, 1959-1961, 1966-1972   (2 folders)
Population, 1971-1972
Poverty, 1964, 1968-1969
Public Welfare, 1958-1960, 1969-1970
Railroads, 1958-1961, 1970-1972
Box 139
Veterans, 1960-1972
Wages and Hours, 1964-1966

Post Office and Civil Service
General, 1958-1962   (3 folders)
Box 140
General, 1963-1972   (4 folders)
Pay Raises, 1958-1972
Box 141
Retirement, 1958-1972   (3 folders)

Public Works
Box 142
General, 1958-1967   (5 folders)
Box 143
General, 1968-1970 July   (5 folders)
Box 144
General, 1970 Aug.-1972 Sept.   (5 folders)
Box 145
General, 1972 Oct.-Dec.
Appalachia/Poverty, 1964-1965
Beach Erosion and Hurricane Protection: General, 1946- 1964, 1971-1972
Beach Erosion and Hurricane Protection: Beaufort, 1972; Beaufort Inlet-Bogue Inlet, 1965-1966; Bodie Island, 1970-1971; Bogue Inlet-Moore Inlet, 1965-1972
Beach Erosion and Hurricane Protection: Brunswick Co. Beaches, 1958-1972   (2 folders)
Box 146
Beach Erosion and Hurricane Protection: Cape Hatteras, 1969-1972; Cape Lookout, 1967-1972
Beach Erosion and Hurricane Protection: Carolina Beach and vicinity, 1959-1972
Beach Erosion and Hurricane Protection: Eastern N.C., 1965-1972; Ft. Fisher, 1964-1971; Ft. Macon/Atlantic Beach, 1962-1972; Hatteras to Va. State Line, 1965-1968
Beach Erosion and Hurricane Protection: Kure Beach, 1969; Mainland Areas of N.C., 1965-1966; New Bern and vicinity, 1963-1969; North River Dike, 1970-1971; Okracoke Inlet to Beaufort Inlet, 1965-1968
Beach Erosion and Hurricane Protection: Okracoke Inlet to Bogue Inlet, 1964-1965; Okracoke Island, 1960- 1972; Okracoke Island to Cape Lookout, 1960-1969
Beach Erosion and Hurricane Protection: Outer Banks, 1971-1972; Pamlico Co. (Oriental), 1958-1959; Pamlico River, 1967-1972; Topsail Beach and Surf City, 1970-1971; Washington, NC and vicinity, 1966-1972
Box 147
Beach Erosion and Hurricane Protection: Wrightsville Beach 1961-1972
Federal Highway Program, 1958-1961, 1964
Flood Control: Adkins Branch (Lenoir Co.), 1966-1971; Beech Creek Dam (Sanford), 1961; Benaja Station (Cape Fear Basin), 1964-1965; Beulahtown Dam (Neuse Basin), 1966-1971; Black River (Harnett Co.), 1961- 1968; Black River (Sampson and Pender Co.), 1966-1967; Broad Creek (Beaufort Co.), 1963-1966; Buck Creek, 1966-1970; Buckhorn Dam (Neuse Basin), 1966-1972
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Correspondence, 1957-1962 Nov.   (3 folders)
Box 148
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Correspondence, 1963-1971   (6 folders)
Box 149
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Correspondence, (pro-New Hope Dam), 1961-1966
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Correspondence, (anti-New Hope Dam), 1962-1964
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Mailing Lists, 1957-1964, 1970-1972 and undated
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Maps, 1960-1968
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Resolutions, 1962-1963
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Statements, memos, etc., 1955-1962
Box 150
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Statements, memos, etc. 1963-1964, 1969-1972 and undated
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Studies and documents (Record of Public Hearing), 1957
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Studies and documents (Joint Land and Water Resources Study) 1957
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Studies and documents, 1957-1959
Box 151
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Studies and documents (Jt. Report of Land and Water Resources Study), 1961 (2 volumes)
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Studies and documents (Comprehensive Report of Cape Fear River Basin), 1961-1962 (2 volumes and 2 addenda)
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Studies and documents, 1962-1963, 1967
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Studies and documents, 1968-1971 May
Box 152
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Studies and documents, 1971 June - 1972
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Studies and documents (Environmental Impact Statement), 1971 (3 volumes)
Box 153
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Randleman and Howard's Mill Dams, 1958-1960, 1964-1972   (2 folders)
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Upper Basin 1966-1972
Flood Control: Cape Fear River Basin: Clippings, 1956-1958, 1961-1972   (3 folders)
Flood Control: Clinchfield Dam, 1967-1971
Box 54
Flood Control: Clinchfield Dam, 1972 May-Oct.   (2 folders)
Flood Control: Collie Swamp, 1971-1972; Ellerbee Creek, 1959; Fairfield Drainage, 1958
Flood Control: Falls of the Neuse, 1967-1972   (2 folders)
Flood Control: First Broad River, 1971-1972; Gap Way Swamp, 1963-1966; Greater Gaston Shoals, 1972; Haw River, 1964-1968; Hyde County Dike, 1968-1971
Flood Control: Keowee-Toxaway Project (Duke Power Co.), 1965-1969
Box 155
Flood Control: John H. Kerr Reservoir, 1952-1964, 1968-1972   (3 folders)
Flood Control: Lumber River, 1961-1971; Lyon Swamp, 1960; Mill Creek, 1964-1971
Flood Control: Neuse River (incl. Public Hearing record), 1932, 1956-1957 (1 folder and 1 volume)
Box 156
Flood Control: Neuse River, 1958-1972   (5 folders)
Flood Control: New River/Kanawha Basin, 1959, 1963-1964
Box 157
Flood Control: New River/Kanawha Basin, 1965-1967   (5 folders)
Box 158
Flood Control: New River/Kanawha Basin, 1968-1971 May   (5 folders)
Box 159
Flood Control: New River/Kanawha Basin, 1971 Jun.- 1972   (3 folders)
Flood Control: New River/Kanawha Basin (Appalachian Power Co.), 1967-1971
Flood Control: New River/Kanawha Basin (Clippings), 1959, 1963-1972
Flood Control: Northeast Cape Fear River, 1965-1971; Northeastern North Carolina Project, 1963-1971
Box 160
Flood Control: Pamlico River Causeway, 1966-1971; Pantego and Cucklers Creeks, 1959-1960; Perquimas River, 1961 and 1965; Roanoke River, 1961-1968
Flood Control: Santee River, 1961-1967
Flood Control: Tar-Pamlico River, 1962-1971
Flood Control: Thoroughfare Swamp, 1963-1971; Toisnot Swamp 1959; Tranters Creek, 1963-1971; Trent River, 1964-1967
Flood Control: Upper French Broad River, 1958 and 1965 Mar.-Dec.   (2 folders)
Box 161
Flood Control: Upper French Broad River, 1966-1970 Oct.   (5 folders)
Box 162
Flood Control: Upper French Broad River, 1970 Oct.- 1971 Oct.   (5 folders)
Box 163
Flood Control: Upper French Broad River, 1971 Nov.- Dec.
Flood Control: Upper French Broad River: "Record of Public Hearing on the Proposed Mills River Project," 1971 (2 volumes)
Box 164
Flood Control: Upper French Broad River, 1972
Flood Control: Upper French Broad River (Clippings), 1965-1972
Flood Control: Waccamaw River, 1959-1971
Flood Control: Yadkin River (High Rock), 1963-1968
Flood Control: Yadkin River (Reddies River Reservoir), 1967-1972
Flood Control: Yadkin River (Roaring River), 1964-1971
Flood Control: Yadkin River (W. Kerr Scott Reservoir), 1942, 1952, 1956-1959   (2 folders)
Box 165
Flood Control: Yadkin River (W. Kerr Scott Reservoir), 1960-1971   (3 folders)
Flood Control: Yadkin River-PeeDee River, 1962, 1968, 1970-1971
Flood Control and Navigation: General, 1952-1958   (2 folders)
Box 166
Flood Control and Navigation: General, 1959-1963   (6 folders)
Box 167
Flood Control and Navigation: General, 1964-1967   (6 folders)
Box 168
Flood Control and Navigation: General, 1968-1969   (5 folders)
Box 169
Flood Control and Navigation: General, 1970-1972   (6 folders)
Box 170
Flood Control and Navigation: General, 1972-1973 (1 vol. and 1 folder)
Box 171
Flood Control and Navigation: General, 1973
Government Buildings, 1958-1959, 1963-1966, 1968-1972   (3 folders)
Highway Beautification, 1965, 1967   (2 folders)
Box 172
Highway Beautification, 1968
Navigation: Avon Harbor and Channel, 1963, 1965
Navigation: Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, 1958-1972
Navigation: Beaufort Harbor and Inlet, 1958-1972
Navigation: Belhaven Harbor, 1966, 1972; Black River, 1965-1966
Navigation: Bogue Inlet and Swansboro Harbor, 1957-1972
Navigation: Cape Fear River at and below Wilmington, 1939-1972
Box 173
Navigation: Cape Fear River above Wilmington, 1958- 1972   (2 folders)
Navigation: Carolina Beach, 1961-1972
Navigation: Corn Cake Inlet, 1972; Dismal Swamp Canal, 1958-1962, 1970-1972
Navigation: Little River, 1966-1972
Navigation: Drum Inlet, 1958-1972
Box 174
Navigation: Hatteras Inlet Channel and Rollinson Channel, 1958-1972
Navigation: Lockwoods Folly River, 1958-1960, 1968- 1972
Navigation: Manteo (Shallowbag Bay), 1958-1971
Navigation: Masonboro Inlet, 1959-1972
Navigation: Morehead City Harbor, 1958-1972   (2 folders)
Box 175
Navigation: Neuse River, 1959-1968
Navigation: New Bern Channel, 1959, 1967
Navigation: New River, 1962-1972
Navigation: Ocracoke Inlet, 1958-1960, 1965-1972
Navigation: Oregon Inlet, 1959-1971   (3 folders)
Navigation: Pamlico and Tar Rivers, 1961-1970
Box 176
Navigation: Pamlico Sound and Beaufort Harbor, 1958-1972
Navigation: Roanoke River, 1965-1972   (2 folders)
Navigation: Shallotte River, 1959-1960, 1970-1972
Navigation: Silver Lake Harbor, 1960-1972; Southport Harbor, 1960-1966; Stumpy Point Bay, 1958-1961, 1966, 1972
Navigation: Sunny Point Military Ocean Terminal, 1971-1972 (1 folder and 1 vol.)
Box 177
Navigation: Surf City and Topsail Inlet 1958-1966; Tar River 1865-1966; Wanchese 1961; West Onslow Beach 1971-1972
Navigation: Wilmington Harbor, 1959-1972   (3 folders)
Navigation: Wilmington Harbor (Hilton Bridge Project), 1964-1972
Navigation: Wilmington Harbor (Channel to Hilton RR Bridge), 1967-1972
Navigation: Wilmington Harbor (NE Cape Fear River Project), 1958-1967
Box 178
Navigation: Wilmington Harbor (NE Cape Fear River Project), 1968-1972
Navigation: Wright's Creek (Pungo River), 1959-1965
Pollution, 1967-1970 Mar.   (5 folders)
Box 179
Pollution, 1970 Apr.-Sept.   (6 folders)
Box 180
Pollution, 1970 Oct.-1971 June   (5 folders)
Box 181
Pollution, 1971 July- 1972   (6 folders)
Box 182
Roads, 1968-1970   (6 folders)
Box 183
Roads, 1971-1972 Oct.   (4 folders)
Small Watershed Projects: General, 1958-1971   (2 folders)
Box 184
Small Watershed Projects: Ahoskie Creek 1960-1961; Back Swamp 1965, 1969-1970; Bryant Swamp 1970-1972; Cane Creek 1968-1970; Chicod Creek 1966-1972
Small Watershed Projects: County Line Creek 1969- 1972; Crabtree Creek 1964-1972; Dutchman's Creek 1964-1972; Flea Hill 1971-1972
Small Watershed Projects: Haw River 1959-1964; Little Contentnea Creek 1966, 1971-1972; Little Yadkin River 1965-1966; Lyon Swamp-White Oak 1964-1966; Mid-East Resource Conservation and Development 1972; Second Broad River 1971; Shoal Creek 1966 Tallulah Creek 1972
Water Miscellaneous: Photographs (6) of Lake Junaluska, N.C., (1966?)
Water Miscellaneous: Saline Water Research, 1959-1960
Water Miscellaneous: Soil and Water Conservation Research, 1960
Water Miscellaneous: Stream Pollution, 1962-1965

U.S. Government Branches and Departments Series

Box 185
Appalachian Regional Commission, 1965-1970
Atomic Energy Commission, 1958-1972
Civil Aeronautics Board, 1958-1970

Department of Agriculture
Box 186
General, 1958-1966 Mar.   (5 folders)
Box 187
General, 1966 Apr.-1970   (5 folders)
Box 188
General, 1971-1972   (4 folders)
Agricultural Marketing Service, 1959-1962   (2 folders)
Box 189
Agricultural Marketing Service, 1963-1965
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, 1958-1968   (4 folders)
Box 190
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, 1969-1972   (2 folders)
Earl Butz Nomination, 1971
Consumer and Marketing Service, 1966-1969   (2 folders)
Box 191
Consumer and Marketing Service, 1970-1972   (2 folders)
Cotton, 1967-1969, 1971-1972   (2 folders)
Farmers Home Administration, 1961-1970   (2 folders)
Box 192
Farmers Home Administration, 1971-1972
FHA Rural Housing Program, 1971
Hurricane Damage, 1971
Forest Service, 1961, 1963-1972   (3 folders)
Box 193
Rural Electrification Administration, 1959-1971
School Lunch Program, 1966
Soil Conservation Service, 1959-1971   (2 folders)
Tobacco, 1966
Box 194
Tobacco, 1967-1972   (4 folders)

Department of Commerce
General, 1960-1964   (2 folders)
Box 195
General, 1965-1972   (4 folders)
Area Redevelopment Administration, 1961-1966
Bureau of International Commerce, 1970, 1972
Box 196
Bureau of Public Roads, 1958-1967   (2 folders)
Bureau of Public Roads (Bryson City/Fontana Road), 1960-1961   (2 folders)
Bureau of Standards, 1967, 1971   (2 folders)
Box 197
Cape Fear Technical Institute, 1971
Coastal Plains Regional Commission, 1972
Economic Development Adminsitration, 1966-1972   (2 folders)
Environmental Sciences Service Administration, 1967, 1970
Walnut Logs and Veneer Export Controls, 1970
Weather Bureau, 1959-1961, 1963-1964

Department of Defense
Box 198
General, 1958, 1960-1969   (6 folders)
Box 199
General, 1970-1972   (5 folders)
Air Force, 1958-1961
Box 200
Air Force, 1962-1972   (3 folders)
Army: General, 1958, 1960-1969   (3 folders)
Box 201
Army: General, 1970-1972   (3 folders)
Army: Calley Trial, 1970 Mar.-Sept.   (3 folders)
Army Corps of Engineers, 1960-61, 1964-1966, 1969-1972   (2 folders)
Box 202
Army: Nerve Gas, 1970
Civil Defense, 1962
Defense Supply Agency, 1967, 1969
Marine Corps, 1958, 1965, 1972
National Guard Bureau, 1967-1968, 1970-1971
Navy, 1958-1969   (3 folders)
Box 203
Navy, 1970-1972   (2 folders)

Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
General, 1958-1960, 1962-1964, 1966-1969   (4 folders)
Box 204
General, 1970-1972   (3 folders)
Adult Education, 1967
Beaver Creek Head Start Program (Fayetteville, N.C.), 1972
Blackman's Development Center (Washington, DC), 1972
Food and Drug Administration, 1959-1960, 1962-1965
Box 205
Food and Drug Administration, 1966-1972   (4 folders)
Food and Drug Administration: Combination Drugs, 1971
Hospital Reimbursement, 1971
National Institutes of Health, 1962, 1967, 1969-1972   (2 folders)
Box 206
Office of Education, 1959-1960, 1964-1967   (6 folders)
Box 207
Office of Education, 1968-1972   (3 folders)
Public Health, 1958, 1960-1961, 1963-1965   (3 folders)
Box 208
Public Health, 1966-1967, 1969-1972   (4 folders)
Public Health: Hospitals, 1971
School Desegregation: General, 1969-1970   (2 folders)
Box 209
School Desegregation: General, 1971-1972   (3 folders)
School Desegregation: Alamance County, 1968-1970   (2 folders)
School Desegregation: Beaufort-Currituck Counties, 1968-1970
Box 210
School Desegregation: Davidson-Edgecombe Counties, 1968-1970
School Desegregation: Forsyth County, 1970   (2 folders)
School Desegregation: Franklin-Guilford Counties, 1968-1970
School Desegregation: Halifax-Martin Counties, 1967-1970
School Desegregation: Mecklenburg County, 1969-1970 Feb.