Inventory of the Chuck Stone Papers, 1931-2007 and undated
[top]Descriptive Summary
Repository
Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke
University
Creator
Stone, Chuck
Title
Chuck Stone Papers,
1931-2007 and
undated
Language of Material
Material
in English
Extent
36 Linear Feet
18,600 Items
Abstract
18,600 Items
Charles Sumner (Chuck)
Stone is a prominent African-American journalist, with a career spanning from
his early days at the
New York Age (1958-1959) to his position
as editor and columnist at the
Philadelphia Daily News (1972-1991).
Between 1965 and 1967 he was special assistant and press secretary to New York
representative Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. He served as mediator between the
police and suspected criminals for over 20 years, most notably in his
negotiation of the Graterford Prison hostage crisis in 1981. He is the author
of multiple books, from political analyses to a novel about his time with
Powell and (in 2003) a children's book. He was also an educator for many years,
as Professor of English at the University of Delaware from 1985-1991 and Walter
Spearman Professor of Journalism at UNC-Chapel Hill from 1991 to 2005, when he
retired.
The collection contains clippings,
correspondence, writings, scrapbooks, photographs, research files, and printed
materials pertaining to the life and career of Chuck Stone. The papers span the
years 1931-2007 and document Stone's journalism career and writings, his
political career and relationship with Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., and his role
as an educator.
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Administrative Information
Access RestrictionsCollection is restricted. Some portions may not be used without the
donor's permission.
In addition, patrons must sign the Acknowledgment of Legal
Responsibility and Privacy Rights form before using this collection.
Original audiovisual materials are closed to patron use. Some use
copies are available in the collection. Otherwise, Technical Services staff
need to produce use copies before contents can be accessed.
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.
Copyright Notice
The copyright interests in this collection have not been transferred
to Duke University. For more information, consult the copyright section of the
Regulations and Procedures of the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special
Collections Library.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Chuck Stone Papers, Rare Book, Manuscript,
and Special Collections Library, Duke University.
Provenance
The Chuck Stone Papers were received by the Rare Book, Manuscript,
and Special Collections Library as a gift in 2004 and 2007, as part of the John
Hope Franklin Center for African and African-American Documentation.
Processing Information
Processed by Alexander Ruch and Lauren Hunt, March 2007
Encoded by Alexander Ruch and Lauren Hunt
Completed April 2007
Accessions 2004-0025 and 2006-0073 were merged into one collection,
described in this finding aid.
Descriptive sources and standards used to create this inventory:
DACS, EAD, NCEAD guidelines, and local
Style Guide.
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Biographical Note
Chronology List| 1924 July 21 | Born in St. Louis, Mo. to Charles Sumner and Madalene Martha (Chafin) Stone |
| 1942-1943 | Attended Springfield College |
| 1943 | Drafted, commissioned as a navigator in the U.S. Army Air Corps |
| 1948 | Graduated from Wesleyan University, A.B. Degree in political science and economics |
| 1951 | Graduated from the University of Chicago, M.A. in sociology |
| 1956-1958 | Represented CARE ( Cooperative American Remittances Everywhere) in Egypt and India |
| 1958 | Began work as a journalist at the New York Age |
| 1958 Oct. 4 | Married Georgia Louise Davis |
| 1960 |
Became Associate Director of the American Committee on
Africa
Became White House correspondent and editor of the
Washington Afro-African
|
| 1963 | Became Editor-in-Chief and Columnist for the Chicago Defender |
| 1965 | Television commentator for WCIU Chicago |
| 1964-1967 | Press secretary and special assistant for New York Congressional Representative Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. |
| 1967 | Published Tell It Like It Is |
| 1968 | Publication of Black Political Power in America |
| 1969 | Commentator for The Today Show on NBC |
| 1970 | Publication of King Strut |
| 1970-1972 | Director of Minority Services for the ETS ( Educational Testing Service) |
| 1972-1991 | Senior Editor and Columnist at the Philadelphia Daily News |
| 1975 |
First president of the Philadelphia Association of Black
Journalists
First president of the National Association of Black
Journalists
|
| 1981 Nov. | Served as negotiator in the Graterford Prison hostage situation in Graterford, PA |
| 1985 |
Became Professor of English at the
University of Delaware
Co-founded
FairTest, the
National Center for Fair & Open
Testing
|
| 1989-1991 | Attended Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary |
| 1991 | Appointed Walter Spearman Professor of Journalism and Mass Communication at UNC-Chapel Hill |
| 1997 | Served as readers' advocate for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch |
| 2003 | Published Squizzy the Black Squirrel: A Fabulous Tale of Friendship |
| 2005 | Retired from teaching |
Collection Overview
The Chuck Stone Papers span the years 1931
to 2007. The collection consists of clippings and other print materials,
correspondence, writings, scrapbooks, photographs, a videotape, research files,
and diplomas and certificates pertaining to the life and career of Chuck Stone.
Of the subject areas documented here are Stone's career as a prominent
African-American journalist, his political career and relationship with Adam
Clayton Powell, Jr. (including Powell's time as head of the Congressional
Committee on Education and Labor), his role as a mediator between suspects and
the criminal justice system, and his involvement in civil rights struggles in
the United States. Also represented, but to a much lesser extent, is his
teaching career at the University of Delaware and UNC-Chapel Hill. The
collection is divided into nine series, each described below. Of these, the
largest by far are the Clippings and the
Subject Files series, which document respectively
Stone's journalistic writings (especially during his time at the
Philadelphia Daily News) and his research
interests over the years, including racial politics in the U.S.,
African-Americans in the media, the criminal justice system, censorship and
free speech, and standardized testing. The collection was acquired as part of
the John Hope Franklin Collection of African and African-American
Documentation.
The Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Congressional Series
(RESTRICTED) documents Stone's time as press secretary and special
assistant to Powell. It contains office and business correspondence both to and
from Stone; clippings and other printed materials about Powell or the
Committee on Education and Labor; office files on
individual members of congress (notably Florida Democrat
Sam Gibbons, partly responsible for the campaign
to remove Powell from his position as head of the Committee); files related to
the workings of the Committee; press releases written by Stone; and a number of
papers relating to Powell's exclusion from Congress in 1967. This series should
be useful both for those interested in the career of Powell, since Stone worked
for him during a pivotal time in his career, and for those interested in the
workings of the Committee on Education and Labor during that time.
The Clippings Series is made up
predominantly of Stone's columns from the
Philadelphia Daily News and the
NEA Viewpoint (a
Newspaper Enterprise Association column syndicated
by
United Media), as well as articles about Stone from
various newspapers, and some writings by Stone appearing in other newspapers.
Topics addressed by Stone in his columns include racial politics in the U.S.,
Philadelphia politics, the media, Ireland, Stone's travels in Africa, women's
issues and feminism, the criminal justice system, and standardized testing.
Researchers interested in Stone's journalism career prior to 1972 will find
some earlier clippings here, but should consult the Scrapbooks Series (RESTRICTED) for more extensive
materials and clippings from that period.
The Correspondence Series (RESTRICTED)
contains correspondence to and from Stone relating to business and personal
matters. The majority of this series is made up of general correspondence or
correspondence relating to Stone's position as editor and columnist of the
Philadelphia Daily News. The remainder of
the series comprises topical folders of correspondence, such as the
correspondence between Stone and
Edward M. Ryder, an inmate at Graterford Prison.
Other such correspondence can be found in the "Criminal justice system"
subsection of the Subject Files Series.
The Other Writings Series houses Stone's
writings not contained in the Clippings Series, such
as speeches, sermons, and television transcripts; business documents and
research files pertaining to different projects on which Stone worked, such as
his attempts to develop his own life or his writings on
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. into a movie, or various
uncompleted book projects; and a small subset of writings by others, including
an autobiography of
Corinne Huff on which Stone worked. It is divided
into three subseries to accommodate the restriction on the collection: the
Published Writings by Stone Subseries, the
Unpublished Writings by Stone Subseries
(RESTRICTED), and the Writings by Others Subseries
(RESTRICTED). Notably absent from this series are manuscripts of Stone's
books. Instead, the series contains either shorter published materials, such as
publicly delivered speeches, or working documents assembled for the creation of
larger works.
The Scrapbooks Series (RESTRICTED) houses
the contents of four scrapbooks assembled by Stone during the 1950s and 1960s.
They contain a number of clippings, programs, and some correspondence
pertaining to his time at the
New York Age, the
Washington Afro-American, the
Chicago Defender, and working for Adam
Clayton Powell, Jr. The series is especially useful for documenting Stone's
early career and his position as an outspoken African-American journalist and
defender of civil rights. Researchers interested in this period in Stone's life
should also consult the Clippings Series for more
materials from the period in question that are not present in the
scrapbooks.
The St. Louis Series is a small series
housing clippings and correspondence related to Stone's brief position as
ombudsman for the
St. Louis Post-Disptach, overseeing their
coverage of the 1997 mayoral election. The series is divided into a
Published Materials Subseries, which houses
clippings from the Post-Dispatch and related newspapers, and an
Unpublished Materials Subseries (RESTRICTED), in
which can be found correspondence, business documents, and responses to several
readers polls conducted by Stone.
In the Subject Files Series can be found
Stone's research files on different subject areas, arranged alphabetically. The
files contain primarily clippings, but also some correspondence and notes.
Several subcategories that are heavily represented and should be mentioned are
the files on censorship and the first amendment, on the criminal justice
system, on standardized testing, and on materials relating to his time at
UNC-Chapel Hill. There are also numerous files related to racial politics in
the U.S., but these files are less discrete than the categories described above
and are to be found throughout the series rather than under a specific
subheading.
The Teaching Materials Series (RESTRICTED)
contains a small amount of material pertaining to Stone's teaching career. The
bulk of this series comes from his time at UNC-Chapel Hill, and includes
syllabi, exams, assignments, student papers, and other teaching paperwork. Most
heavily represented in this regard is Stone's popular class on censorship, for
which there are multiple syllabi and exams from different years and
semesters.
Finally, the Audiovisual Materials Series
(RESTRICTED) collects photographs touching on all aspects of Stone's
life, from press photos of Stone and Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. to family
portraits. Also included in this series are a videotape of a documentary about
Powell, press passes and identification badges, and an election pin kept by
Stone.
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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.
- Stone, Chuck.
- Powell, Adam Clayton, 1908-1972.
- Philadelphia Daily News (Firm).
- University of Delaware--Faculty.
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. School of Journalism and Mass Communication--Faculty.
- African American journalists.
- African American press.
- African Americans and mass media--United States.
- African Americans in mass media.
- Civil rights--United States--History--20th century.
- Minority journalists--United States.
- Mass media and culture--United States--History--20th century.
- Mass media and race relations--United States.
- African Americans--Civil rights.
- United States--Race relations.
- African Americans--Politics and government.
- United States. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor.
- Criminal justice, Administration of--United States.
- Censorship--United States--Case studies.
- Educational tests and measurements--United States.
- Black-and-white photographs.
- Color photographs.
- Videocassettes.
- Clippings.
- Speeches.
- Typescripts.
- John Hope Franklin Collection of African and African American Documentation.
Related Material
Those interested in Chuck Stone and his life may also wish to consult
the Davis Family Papers, also housed at the Rare
Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, which contain materials
collected by Stone's wife Louise Davis Stone pertaining to the Davis family and
their activities. This collection, cataloged separately from the Chuck Stone
Papers, is searchable by title in the Duke University Libraries online catalog.
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Detailed Description of Collection
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Congressional Series (RESTRICTED), 1959-1998 and undated, bulk 1961-1967
(3 boxes)
This series documents Stone's activities as special assistant to
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. between 1965 and
1967, and includes speeches, press releases, correspondence between Powell and
Stone, correspondence to and from other political figures and other members of
Powell's staff, files on specific figures and organizations, clippings about
Powell, and several folders of correspondence, clippings, and business
documents specific to Powell's role as chair of the
Committee on Education and Labor. The folders
are labelled by topic and arranged alphabetically by title.
[RESTRICTED: During Stone's lifetime, access to, and duplication
by any means, of materials in this series requires prior written permission
from him.]
Box 1
Building Service Employees' Union,
1964-1966
Child Development Group of Mississippi,
1966
Committee on Education and Labor,
1962, 1965-1966
(3 folders)
Congressional votes,
1965-1966
Correspondence,
1965-1972, bulk
1966
(2 folders)
Correspondence--ACP by CSS,
1965
Exclusion,
1967, 1998
Federal and State Bureau of Apprenticeship and
Training documents,
undated
Gibbons, Sam,
1966
Magazine articles on Powell,
1964-1967
[Items removed to Oversize Materials]
New York Times editorials,
1961-1969
Poverty programs,
1965-1967
Box 2
Powell, Adam Clayton, Jr.,
1959-1976, 1993
(12 folders)
Box 3
Powell, Adam Clayton, Jr.,
1965-1998
(11 folders)
President's public papers,
1963
Press releases,
1963-1967
(4 folders)
Thompson, Frank,
1972
Clippings Series, 1945-2007 and undated
(12 boxes)
Series is comprised of clippings kept by Stone. The bulk of these
are Stone's columns in the
Philadelphia Daily News (1972-1991)
and
NEA Viewpoint (1987-1995), which deal
with topics such as racial politics in the U.S., Philadelphia politics, the
media, Ireland, Stone's travels in Africa, women's issues and feminism, the
criminal justice system, and standardized testing, among others. Also included
are materials documenting Stone's early journalism career from the
New York Age,
New York Citizen-Call,
Chicago Daily Defender, and
Washington Afro-American; clippings
from various sources documenting Stone's interests and research; and articles
about Stone from various publications. Of interest may also be the selection of
clippings from 1972-1974 from the
Philadelphia Daily News that Stone
made, apparently for a planned sequel to
Tell it Like it Is, his 1967 book of
selected columns from the
Washington Afro-American. These can be
found at the end of the clippings from the
Daily News, under the subheading "
Tellin' it Like it Oughta Be
columns."
About Stone,
1945 Mar. 22-1991 Nov.
(5 folders)
Box 5
About Stone,
1992 Jan. 5-2007 Mar. 29
and undated
(1 folder)
About Stone--photographs of Stone in media,
1984 Feb. 19, 1992 Jan. 20
and undated
Articles by Stone--miscellaneous newspapers and
magazines,
1971 Nov.-2000 Sept. 26
and undated
Chicago Daily Defender,
1963 Aug. 15-1964 Aug. 6
and undated
Chronicle of Higher Education,
1991 Oct. 9-1998 June 5 and
undated
Columns by selected journalists:
Ada Louise Huxtable,
Mike Ryoko,
David S. Broder,
Mary McGrory,
George F. Will, and
William Safire,
1968-1978 and
undated
Box 6
Life,
1963 Nov. 29, 1992 June 1
Mounted clipping about
John Shelton Reed from the
News and Observer,
1996 June 30
NEA Viewpoint,
1987 Feb. 24-1995 Jan. 24
(8 folders)
New York Age,
1958 Oct. 18, 1958 Dec. 20, 1960 Feb.
27
(2 folders)
New York Citizen-Call,
1960 June 4-1960 July 23
Box 7
Philadelphia Daily News,
1972 Feb. 2-1973 Dec. 27
(4 folders)
Box 8
Philadelphia Daily News,
1974 Jan. 2-1975 Sept. 26
(4 folders)
Box 9
Philadelphia Daily News,
1975 Oct. 1-1976 Dec. 21
(4 folders)
Box 10
Philadelphia Daily News,
1977 Jan. 4-1980 Sept. 2
(11 folders)
Box 11
Philadelphia Daily News,
1980 Sept. 9-1983 Apr. 29
(9 folders)
Box 12
Philadelphia Daily News,
1983 May 3-1987 Aug. 28
(11 folders)
Box 13
Philadelphia Daily News,
1987 Sept. 8-1991 July 12, 1993 Feb.
16, and undated
(8 folders)
Philadelphia Daily
News
"Chuck Stone in Africa"
columns,
1978 May 18-June 17
Columns about
Ireland,
1981 Nov. 30-Dec.
4
Columns about
Philadelphia and black civic
responsibility,
1981 June 30-1983 Nov. 11
Columns about
Philadelphia politicians:
Bill Gray,
Bill Green, and
Frank Rizzo,
1978 Sept. 29-1991 May
28
Columns about women,
1978 Sept. 22, 1987 Dec. 15-1991
Sept. 10 and undated
Readers' letters about Stone,
1978 Apr. 11, 1989 Feb. 7-Mar. 3
Box 14
Philadelphia Daily
News
Tellin' it Like it Oughta Be
columns,
1972 Mar. 21-1974 Aug. 9
(4 folders)
Box 15
Philadelphia Inquirer series on
police brutality,
1977 Apr. 24-27
Stone's Journal,
1978 May-1980 Apr.
Urban Journalism Workshop Newspapers,
1978 July 20-1991 July 19
Various Newspapers,
1980 Mar. 28-1996 May 20
Washington Afro-American,
1961 Dec. 2-1963 May 18
and undated
Correspondence Series (RESTRICTED), 1961-2005 and undated
(5 boxes)
Contains Stone's correspondence from the 1960s to 2005. In keeping
with Stone's original arrangement, some folders are categorized by topic, while
others simply house general correspondence within a particular span of
years.
Of particular interest in the topical folders is the
correspondence relating to black political power in America (the topic, not
only Stone's book of the same title) and the correspondence with
Edward M. Ryder, an inmate at the State
Correctional Facility at Graterford, PA from 1973-1993. Also to be found are
two folders of correspondence from a number of individuals related to Stone's
role as negotiator in the hostage crisis at Graterford in 1981.
The bulk of the remainder of the series is made up of two
categories. One is simply general correspondence. These folders contain
correspondence from such figures as
Martin Luther King, Jr.,
Jackie Robinson,
Nelson A. Rockefeller,
Barry Goldwater,
LeRoi Jones,
Edward Kennedy, and others, along with family
correspondence and business correspondence both to and from Stone from the
1960s to the 2000s. The other is correspondence specific to Stone's position as
editor and columnist at the
Philadelphia Daily News, which
includes internal memos and letters with other staff members, letters from
readers, and business letters relevant to his position at the newspaper.
Researchers should be aware that these appear to be rough categorizations on
Stone's part, and that there are a few letters specific to his role at the
Philadelphia Daily News in the general
correspondence folders, and some general business correspondence in the
Philadelphia Daily News folders.
It should also be noted that correspondence on particular topics
can also be found in relevant series. For instance, correspondence with or
relating to Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. is to be found in that series. Researchers
interested in Stone's role with the Graterford crisis and his correspondence
with prison inmates should also consult the
"Criminal justice system"
files in
the Subject Files Series.
[RESTRICTED: During Stone's lifetime, access to, and duplication
by any means, of materials in this series requires prior written permission
from him.]
Box 16
Black political power in America,
1967-1969
Collegiality,
1992-1995
Correspondence from
Krishna Stone [daughter],
1978-1988
(2 folders)
Correspondence with
Edward M. Ryder,
1978-1987
Box 16-18
General correspondence,
1961-2005 and undated
(20 folders)
Box 18
Hostages-related correspondence,
1981, 1985, 1987
(2 folders)
Box 19-20
Philadelphia Daily News
correspondence,
1972-1987
(15 folders)
Box 20
Thank-you notes from students,
1992-1999
Other Writings Series, 1931-2003 and undated, bulk 1963-2003
(4 boxes)
Comprised of materials relating to writing and other media
projects beyond the columns found in the Clippings Series. It is divided into
three subseries: Published Writings by Stone, Unpublished Writings by Stone
(RESTRICTED), and Writings by Others (RESTRICTED). Detailed series descriptions
follow below.
Published Writings by Stone Subseries, 1963-2003 and undated
(2 boxes)
Contains speeches, sermons, and transcripts of television
broadcasts (on WCIU Chicago) by Stone.
Article drafts,
2000
Media speeches,
1980s
(2 folders)
Sermons,
1981-1997 and
undated
Speeches,
1963-1994 and
undated
(7 folders)
Box 22
Speeches,
1994-2003 and
undated
(2 folders)
Speeches--NAACP,
1983, 1986
WCIU transcripts,
1965
Unpublished Writings by Stone Subseries (RESTRICTED), 1931-1998 and undated, bulk 1967-1998
(2 boxes)
Houses unpublished writings by Stone, such as an introduction
written for the unpublished volume
The Poetry of the Black Revolution,
as well as documentation of other projects undertaken by Stone, ranging from
book and syndication contracts to research files set aside for use in several
uncompleted works, such as
Free Speech and Jealous Mistresses
and, with
Dennis Jackson,
Mass Communication Law in Delaware.
Also found here are manuscripts of various movie or stage adaptations of
Stone's novelization of his time with
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., as well as business
documents relating to his attempts to secure a movie deal.
[RESTRICTED: During Stone's lifetime, access to, and duplication
by any means, of materials in this series requires prior written permission
from him.]
Box 23
Book contracts,
1967-1976
Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary
writings, 1991
Free Speech and Jealous
Mistresses
Case folders, undated
Research files,
1931-1991 and
undated
(3 folders)
Scholarly Resources, Inc. correspondence
and documents,
1987, 1998
Introduction to
The Poetry of the Black
Revolution, undated
King Strut
Screen treatment and correspondence,
1970-1991
Mass Communication Law in
Delaware
Research and correspondence,
1990-1991
(2 folders)
Box 24
Movie,
1972, 1983, 1987, 1991
Preaching ideas file,
1990-1991
Stone's Journal
Correspondence, contracts, financial documents, and
printing information,
1978-1980
(3 folders)
United Media,
1986-1987
Writings by Others Subseries (RESTRICTED), 1977-1987, 2001 and undated
(3 folders)
Comprises a graduate student's dissertation manuscript from
2001, and two folders of materials related to the unpublished autobiography of
Corinne Huff, former Miss America and mistress to Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.
Stone assisted Huff in the planning and possibly also the composition of the
autobiography, and the files document that process of collaboration.
[RESTRICTED: During Stone's lifetime, access to, and duplication
by any means, of materials in this series requires prior written permission
from him.]
Box 24
Frederick, Brian,
College Newspaper Ombudsmen,
dissertation manuscript,
2001
Huff, Corinne, autobiography manuscripts, drafts, and
correspondence,
1977-1987 and
undated
(2 folders)
Scrapbooks Series (RESTRICTED), 1951-1969, 1975, 1985-1990, bulk 1958-1969
(3 boxes)
Series houses the contents of four scrapbooks kept by Stone,
disbound for preservation purposes and housed in archival folders. The
materials document Stone's media appearances, journalism career, and public
relationship with Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. from the 1950s to the end of the
1960s. Each scrapbook deals with a different period of Stone's life, as
designated by the bulk dates for each scrapbook, and has been supplied by the
archivist with an appropriate name. The first houses clippings, mostly from the
New York Age, documenting Stone's time
with that newspaper. The second includes clippings, programs, and
correspondence collected while Stone was correspondent for and editor of the
Washington Afro-American. It also
contains several columns by Stone in the
New York Citizen-Call, letters by
Stone that appeared in the
New York Times and
The Washington, D.C. Evening Star, and
a number of clippings about Stone from various Washington and national
newspapers. The third scrapbook houses clippings, programs, leaflets, and a
small amount of correspondence documenting Stone's time in Chicago, where he
was columnist for and editor of the
Chicago Defender and, later,
television commentator for
WCIU Chicago. The Powell scrapbook
documents Stone's activities as press secretary and special assistant to Adam
Clayton Powell, Jr. and contains clippings, correspondence, programs, leaflets,
and flyers, as well as a folder of miscellaneous articles and media appearances
by Stone spanning from the 1960s to 1990.
1958-1959, 1965, 1969, bulk
1958-1959,
New York Age scrapbook
(6 folders)
1951-1967, bulk
1960-1963,
Washington Afro-American
scrapbook
(6 folders)
Box 26
1963-1965, Chicago
scrapbook
(6 folders)
Box 27
1964-1969, 1975, 1985-1990,
bulk
1965-1969, Powell
scrapbook
(7 folders)
St. Louis Series, 1968, 1986-1997 and undated, bulk 1991-1997
(2 boxes)
Folders contain materials related to Stone's position as Readers'
Advocate for the
St. Louis Post-Dispatch, where he was
hired to oversee their coverage of the mayoral campaign. The series is divided
into two subseries, Published Materials and Unpublished Materials, in
accordance with the restriction placed on the collection.
Published Materials Subseries, 1986-1997 and undated, bulk 1991-1997
(2 boxes)
Includes clippings from St. Louis newspapers, primarily the
St. Louis Post-Dispatch, as well as
wire service printouts from the time during and immediately preceding Stone's
term as ombudsman.
Clippings,
1991-1997 Mar.
(6 folders)
Clippings--Stone's column,
1997 Jan. 12-1997 Apr.
13
Box 29
Fleishman, Alfred,
Sense and Nonsense with Words,
undated
St. Louis Post-Dispatch wire
service printouts,
1986-1989, 1994-1996
(2 folders)
Wright, John A.,
Discovering African-American St. Louis:
A Guide to Historic Sites,
1994
Unpublished Materials Subseries (RESTRICTED), 1968, 1996-1997, bulk 1996-1997
(1 box)
Includes unpublished documents and correspondence pertaining to
Stone's position as Reader's Advocate for the
St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
[RESTRICTED: During Stone's lifetime, access to, and duplication
by any means, of materials in this subseries requires prior written permission
from him.]
Box 29
Chuck Stone poll,
1997
Chuck Stone's tabloid survey,
1997
Mar.-Apr.
Concerned Citizens for Fairness in the
Media,
1996 Dec. 20-1997 Jan. 12
Documents pertaining to the
St. Louis Post-Dispatch,
1968, 1996-1997
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
correspondence,
1996 Dec.-1997
Mar.
(2 folders)
Subject Files Series, 1941-2005 and undated, bulk 1968-2005
(30 boxes)
Houses Stone's extensive files in many different subject areas,
consisting primarily of clippings, but also containing notes on the topics and
some minimal correspondence. The folders have been preserved as closely to
their original order as possible, and Stone's titles have been retained. The
exception to this is a set of subheadings that were added to four groups of
folders that were physically and topically associated by Stone, and which are
of particular interest. These are his files on censorship and the first
amendment, on which he intended to write a book (
Free Speech and Jealous Mistresses,
unpublished) and taught regularly throughout the 1990s; on the criminal justice
system, focused around issues of racism within that system and on Stone's
activities as a mediator between the police and inmates or suspected criminals;
on the politics and racial bias of standardized testing, an issue with which he
became involved while working with the
Education and Labor Committee under Adam Clayton
Powell, Jr.; and files relating to his academic career, activities, and
institutional politics at the University of North Carolina. These can be found
under the subheadings
"Censorship,"
"Criminal justice system,"
"Standardized testing,"
and
"UNC"
respectively. The files on
censorship are especially numerous (filling six archival boxes) and contain
extensive information on censorship law, types of censorship, and individual
instances of censorship. Other topics in this series include black political
power in the U.S., minority journalists, women's issues and feminism,
affirmative action, religion, electoral politics in the U.S., journalism,
multiculturalism and political correctness, higher education, gay and lesbian
issues, Philadelphia politics and politicians, and racial politics more
generally. There are also significant files on such figures as Mumia Abu Jamal,
Jesse Jackson, Martin Luther King Jr., Camille Paglia, Colin Powell, and
Clarence Thomas. Subject files relating specifically to Stone's duties as
special assistant to Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. can be found in the Adam Clayton
Powell, Jr. Congressional Series.
Abortion,
1989-2000
Abu Jamal, Mumia,
1995, 2001 and
undated
(2 folders)
Accreditation,
2003
Accuracy in Academia,
2002
ACLU,
2000-2003
(3 folders)
Adultery,
1997
Affirmative action,
1977, 1995-1999
(2 folders)
Africa,
1997 and
undated
Aikat, Deb,
1997
Aikat, Jay,
1997
Arab-Americans,
1991-1995
Ashe, Arthur,
1992
Asian-Americans,
1991-1993
Athletes and the media,
1998-2000
Attribution,
1986-1988
Awards,
2002
Box 31
Bastards [newspaper headline from 2001 Sept. 12],
2001
Bias and racism,
1968, 1990
Bible,
undated
Black academy,
1968-1970, 1998 and
undated
(2 folders)
Black basketball coaches,
1992
Black books,
1970, 1995
Black College Communication Association,
1998
Black colleges,
1990-1993
Black columnists,
1992
Black conservatives,
1991-1995
Black eloquence,
1993
Black English,
1979
Black experience covers
New York Times,
1964, 1969-1970,
1974
Newsweek,
1966-1989
Black fans,
1987
Black feminists,
1994
Black humor,
1997
Black Issues in Higher Education,
1991-1992
Black-Jewish relations,
1967,
1992-1995
Black lawyers, white defendants,
1993
Black leadership,
1970-1988
Black movers and shakers,
2000
Black party,
1968
Black political power in America,
1966-1970,
1986-1987
(3 folders)
Black politics and black students,
1996
Black Power conference,
held 1968 Aug. 29- Sept. 1,
1967-1968
Box 32
Black press,
1964-1983
(3 folders)
Black self-destruction,
undated
Black studies,
1969-1971, 1994 and
undated
(3 folders)
Black studies, black movies,
1993-1994
Black success stories,
1992 and
undated
Black survival,
1984-1993
(3 folders)
Black television viewers,
1986, 1994
Black United Front,
1968-1971
(3 folders)
Box 33
Black vote and black presidential candidate:
Jesse Jackson,
1983-1984
(2 folders)
Black-White,
1990-1998
(2 folders)
Black-white disparity,
2001
Black women,
1991-1993, 1995 and
undated
Black women publishers,
1993 and
undated
Black writer's humor,
1996
Blacks and whites,
1992-1993
Bork, Robert,
1987
Boy Scouts,
1992
Brazil,
2001
Broad, Mollie,
1997
Brown, Rite Mae,
1983-1988, 1996-1998 and
undated
Bruner, Jerome,
1970, 1996
Bush bigotry,
2001
Cancer,
1990-2004 and
undated
CARE,
2000
Carolina House of Representatives,
1997
Cartoons and art,
1986-1989 and
undated
Box 34
Censorship
Academic intimidation,
1985-1993
(2 folders)
Advertisements,
1988-1993 and
undated
Anti-billboard crusaders,
1991
Anti-pornography,
1989-1993
Armenians,
1995
Art,
1985-1999
Articles,
1988-1990 and
undated
Automakers,
1996
Banned books,
1984-1986, 1992-2000 and
undated
(3 folders)
BBC's censorship,
1985
Banning of Frankfurt play,
1985
Blacks,
1986, 1991-1995 and
undated
Book publishers,
1996
Book stores,
1992-1993
Boycotters,
1991-1993 and
undated
Breast enlargement ads,
2001
Cable TV,
1996
Cartoons,
1994
Catholics,
1995
C*ns*rsh*p,
1985, 1995,
1998
Censorship by intimidation,
2002-2003
Censorship by theft,
1994
Child pornography,
1994-1998, 2000 and
undated
Clothing,
1995
College newspaper advisors,
1986-1990
College students and administrators,
1989-1994 and
undated
Commercial speech,
1991-1993
Concurrent censorship,
1994 and
undated
Conflicting legitimacies between freedom of speech and
the prevention of actionable pain,
1993 and
undated
Constitutionally protected,
undated
Consumers,
1989-1991
Corporations,
1991-1999
Box 35
Censorship
Court cases,
1995 and
undated
Customs, mores, personal tastes,
1985, 1998
Cyberporn,
1995-1996 and
undated
Damned in the USA,
1991, 1997 and
undated
Definitions of censorship,
1998 and
undated
Dirty lyrics,
1991-1992 and
undated
Dirty words,
1991-2001 and
undated
(2 folders)
Dirtiest words,
2002
Economics of censorship,
1994-1995 and
undated
Exceptions to the first amendment,
1997, 2001
Executive branch,
1991-1993
Expletives,
undated
Fairness doctrine,
1933, 1969, 1985-1987, 1991-1996,
2003, and undated
(3 folders)
Fighting words,
1995-1996 and
undated
Finger pictures,
1979-2004
First amendment,
1969-1973,
1983-1994
(3 folders)
First amendment, racism, and censorship on college
campuses,
1987-1989
Box 36
Censorship
Foreign censorship,
1982-1985, 1991-1997, 2000-2001,
2004 and undated
(2 folders)
Free press and fair trial,
undated
Freedom of speech,
1989, 1993-1995 and
undated
Gossip,
1995
Government censorship,
1984-2001 and
undated
Grief,
undated
Handicapped,
1992
Harvey, Phil,
1994
Hate speech,
1983, 1992-2002 and
undated
(2 folders)
Hate speech vs. hate crime,
1998-2004 and
undated
Heckling vs. abuse,
undated
Hollywood reverse McCarthyism,
1992
Holocaust controversy,
1981,
1991-1993
Ideological counter balance,
1985, 1993
Information superhighway and the first amendment,
Harvard Law Review,
1994
Internet,
1995-1997
Invasion of privacy,
1890,
1992-1999
Italian Americans,
2002
Japanese Americans,
1993
Jews,
1985-1993
Box 37
Censorship
Law and pornography,
1929, 1986-2000 and
undated
(3 folders)
Literature--obscenity,
1991-1992 and
undated
Louie Louie,
1993
Low value speech,
undated
Military,
1998-2000
Miscellaneous,
1991-1992 and
undated
Muslims,
1992-1994 and
undated
Native Americans,
2000
North Carolina,
1991
Obscenity and the law,
1987-1991 and
undated
Offensive words,
1985, 1992
Pandering,
1998 and
undated
Parody,
1993-1994
People for the American Way,
1984-1985, 1994-1996 and
undated
Pictures--porn,
1968, 1986-1988,
1991-1998
Politicians,
1995
Box 38
Censorship
Pornography,
1953, 1966-1969, 1985-2000, 2005 and
undated
(8 folders)
Pornography of sensationalism,
1996 and
undated
Prayer,
1995, 1997 and
undated
Presidential censor,
2001
Profanities,
1993 and
undated
Box 39
Censorship
Radio,
1995
Rap music,
1990-2001
Reciprocity of censorship,
1992-1996
Rednecks and KKK,
1996
Religion,
1993-1994
Religious fundamentalists,
1990-2001
Satire (cartoonists, etc),
1984-1991
School principals,
1984-2000
Self censorship,
2004
Self censorship,
Ice-T,
1992
Shit,
2000
Speech-Language Association,
1992
Speech on censorship,
1987 and
undated
Springer, Jerry,
1998
State government,
1995
Stereotypes,
1976, 1994-2001 and
undated
Student censorship,
1993-1994
Symbols,
1993
Taboo,
1998
Talk shows,
1995
Taste,
1988-1999 and
undated
Theological thwarters,
1985-1989
Ugly,
1997
Unabomber,
1995
Unholy allies,
1985, 1995
United Nations,
1995
Universities,
undated
Veterans of World War II,
1995
Violence and the media,
1995, 1999
Voyeurism,
1992
Wildmon, Donald E.,
1993 and
undated
You can't say that,
2001
Box 40
Character,
2002
Child molestation,
1984-1986 and
undated
(2 folders)
Choice,
1990-1991
Christian Coalition,
1993
Civic journalism,
1997 and
undated
Clinton, President William J.,
1992-1999 and
undated
(2 folders)
Cocaine,
1985
Columns,
1987-1993
Commentaries,
1998 and
undated
Confidentiality,
1983-1997 and
undated
Congress,
1995
Congress and taxation,
1994
Cops,
1994-1995
Copy editing,
1996-2000 and
undated
Corporate welfare,
1999
Corruption,
1993 and
undated
Box 41
Criminal justice system
Bowen, Jo-Jo,
1984-1985
Death penalty,
1983-2000
(2 folders)
Death penalty and wrongful conviction,
1975-2000 and
undated
(2 folders)
Graterford,
1981, 1985
Hostages,
1977-1990
Miscellaneous,
1978-1999 and
undated
(3 folders)
Box 42
Criminal justice system
O'Neill, Francis,
1979, 1990,
1993-1994
Ryder, Edward M.,
1982-1987,
1990-1993
(2 folders)
Summary of wrongful conviction of
Beverly Monroe,
circa 1999
Surrenders,
1980, 1990-1991, 1997, bulk
1990-1991
Critics,
1995-1998
Critics, cranks, columnists, conflicts of interest, and
credibility,
1985-1988
(2 folders)
Critics of the media,
1992-1998
Crossover generation,
1998
Cuba,
1965, 1994, 2000 and
undated
Culture,
undated
Davis, Thulani,
1994-1996
Deafness as a culture,
2000
Debate,
1992
Decalogue,
undated
Decline and fall,
1984-1985,
1991-1997
(3 folders)
Box 43
Democratic Party and the black vote,
1986 and
undated
Demographics,
2001
Dilemmas in news coverage,
1985 and 1990
Discrimination,
1993
Discussion group,
2002
Diversity,
1987-1999
(5 folders)
Diversity lecture,
1996, 2002-2003
DMV-NC,
2001
Double consciousness,
1992, 1994
Driving while Black,
1998-1999
Drugs,
1999
Editor and Publisher,
2001
Editorials,
1985-1993
Education,
1990-1994, 2001
Edwards, Senator John,
2000-2001
Box 44
Electoral college,
2001
Endowed chairs,
1999
Environmentalists,
1992
Ethics in journalism,
1984-1988 and
undated
Ethnic ambiguity,
1995
Ethnic bashing,
1990-1991 and
undated
Ethnic puritans,
1983-1994 and
undated
Ethnic studies,
1996
Ethnics,
1995 and 2001
Everything old is new again...,
1988, 1997 and
undated
Ex post facto punishment,
1994
Eyesore journalism,
1993-1994
Fair,
2000
Farrakhan, Louis,
1994-1995
Favorite faculty couples,
1998
FCC,
1995-1996, 1999 and
undated
FBI,
1972-1973 and
1987-1990
F.E.A.T.,
1988-1990
Feminism,
1992-1995, 2000 and
undated
Flags,
1989-1994, 1998-2001 and
undated
Forced expression,
undated
Ford Foundation,
1991 and 1995
Fortune 500,
2001
Gary, Indiana,
1967
Gay and Lesbian studies,
1994, 1997-1998 and
undated
Box 45
Gay militants,
1984, 1991-2000
(2 folders)
Global classroom,
1995-1998 and
undated
GOBS-midterm,
1994-1995
Goode, Wilson,
1982-1998
(3 folders)
Graham, Frank Porter,
1960-1963, 1973, 1995 and
undated
Graham Child Development Center,
1995-2002
(2 folders)
Gun control,
1993-1994 and
undated
Guinier, Lani,
1993
Hair,
2000-2001
Headlines,
1985-1993
Box 46
Higher education,
1983-1999 and
undated
(3 folders)
History,
2000
Hobson, Julius W.,
1968
Homophobia,
1992-1993 and undated
Hooker-Buell, Carmen,
1995
Hostages,
1981 and 1996
Humor,
1985, 1992-1997 and
undated
If mother says she loves you...,
2002
I'm sorry [media apologies and retractions],
2004
Inter-ethnic tensions,
1994 and
undated
Inter-racial marriages,
1992-1996 and
undated
Internships,
2001-2002,
Investigative journalism,
2002
IQ,
1979, 1985, 1994 and
undated
IQ and the bell curve,
1969, 1994-1995 and
undated
Israel,
1988 and 1992
Jackson, Dennis,
1997-1998 and
undated
Jordan, Michael,
1998
Journalism/
Kerner,
1976, 1986, 1988, 1992-1993 and
undated
Journalist as public figure,
1956-1987
Journalist students' attitudes,
1990-1998
Box 47
Kazakhstan,
2002
Kennedy-Lincoln,
2001
Kerner plus 30,
1980-1985, 1991, 1995-2000 and
undated
(2 folders)
King Jr., Martin Luther,
1984, 1992-2003 and
undated
(2 folders)
Knight Commission report,
2001
Knight Foundation,
1993
Komkov, Dmitry,
2001
Kwanzaa,
1996
Last Poets,
1993
Leadership,
1995-1998, 2004 and
undated
Libel,
1965-1966 and
1983-1995
(4 folders)
Box 48
Libel lecture,
1987-1994 and
undated
Libel-public and private,
1986-1991 and
undated
Libraries, librarians, and other liberators,
1993, 1999 and
undated
Lies,
1987-2003
Lite,
1987
Living Legends in Black,
1976
Lumbee Indians,
undated
Lynchings,
undated
Magazines,
1955, 1970, 1995, 1998 and
undated
Malcolm X-
Black Beat special
1992
Media,
1959, 1960, 1984-1986, 1991-1999, 2002
and undated
(4 folders)
Medical deaths,
1999
Mentally disabled,
undated
Militias,
1996
Minorities media committee,
1990-1994
Minority journalists,
1993
Miss America,
1952, 1969-1996 and
undated
Moeser, James,
2001 and
undated
Movies,
2002
Multicultural holidays,
undated
Multiculturalism,
1963, 1987-1997
Box 49
Muslim women,
2001
NABJ,
1972-1975, 1978, 1998, 1990-1993, and
1998-2001
NAMME,
1990-1991 and
1998
Nation, The,
1985
National Geographic,
undated
National Society of Collegiate Scholars,
2001
National Urban League conference,
1976
National Writer's Workshop,
2000
Native Americans,
1987
New York Times series on race,
2000
News values,
1997
Newspapers and TV over 30 years,
1991 and 2001
Nightline,
1989
North Carolina Political Review,
2001
Northern Ireland,
1981, 1993-1994, 2000 and
undated
OFUs-oversized F__ Ups,
1986-1993
Old folks,
1994, 1997-1998 and
2000
Ombudsman,
1984-2003 and
undated
On being black,
1999-2001
One day on affirmative action,
1995
Oops,
1993-1994 and
undated
Operation H.O.T.,
1991-1995
Outline,
2000
Paglia, Camille,
1992
Box 50
Peacock [
William H. Gray III],
1988 and 1990
Philadelphia Daily
News
Monitoring,
1981-1984
Newspaper guild,
1977
RFD's,
1981-1982
Philadelphia Inquirer libel suit,
1988 and 1993
Plagiarism,
1993
PM racism; or the racially schizophrenic
Daily News,
1988
Plessy,
1996
Poitier, Sidney,
1998 and 2003
Police brutality,
1991
Political correctness,
1987-2002 and
undated
(2 folders)
Polls,
1999 and 2004
Poverty,
1993
Powell IV, Adam Clayton,
1994
Powell, Colin,
1991-1995
Power,
undated
Box 51
Presidential election,
1988
Prostitution,
1993
Pulitzer prize,
1985
Quarterman, Ola Mae,
1997
Quill,
1985, 1999 and
undated
Quotations,
1988 and 1995
Race and admissions,
1995, 1998 and
2001
Race and the media,
1962-1968, 1984-1985, 1995 and
1999
Racial diversity in the media,
1972, 1979 and
1990-1992
Racial divide/racial cohesion,
1998
Racial divisions,
1992 and 1994
Racism and journalism,
1983-1993
(2 folders)
Racism and the first amendment,
1991 and 1992
Rape and the media,
1991-1993
Rape victims,
1991-1992
Religious legislative bodies,
1991, 1993 and
2000
Box 52
Religious right,
1993-1995
Renaissance paper,
undated
Rendell, Ed--mayoral campaign,
1987
Rent-a-Negro,
1984-1990 and
undated
Reparations,
1956 and 2001
Reporter's decalogue,
1992 and
undated
Robinson, Jackie,
1997
Russia,
2000-2001 and
undated
Sapien Society,
1991
Segregation,
1991
SERVE,
1998 and
undated
Sexual harassment,
1991-1993 and
undated
Shumaker, Jim,
1991 and
1997-2001
Simpson, O.J.,
1994-1995
Sins of the media,
1983-1998
Sixth amendment,
1986-1994 and
undated
Small town parochialism?,
1993
Smith, Dean,
1990-1997
Box 53
South (elections),
1996
South Africa,
1989-2002 and
undated
South Park,
1999
Southern culture,
1991-1993, 1997 and
undated
Standardized testing
FairTest,
1989-1995 and
2002
(4 folders)
The first national conference on testing in education
and employment,
1971-1976
Box 54
Standardized testing
S.A.T.s,
1971-1993 and
undated
Test bias,
1968-1971
(4 folders)
Statistics,
1969, 1972 and
1984-1993
Stone, Chuck
Awards,
1974-2005
[Items removed to Oversize Materials]
Diplomas,
1948-1999
[Items removed to Oversize Materials]
Stone, Chuck
Early Stone,
1941-1965 and
undated
Programs and posters,
1965-2005
(2 folders)
Box 55
Stone, Chuck
Resumes I have known,
1958-1963 and
1979-2000
(2 folders)
Stone, Krishna,
1994
Stone, Sonja Hayes,
undated
Student-faculty sex,
1993
Stutterers,
2002
Style transparencies,
1984-2002 and
undated
Style and substance,
1988-1996 and
undated
Suarez, Xavier,
1987
Suicide,
1994 and
undated
Supreme court,
1991-2003 and
undated
Survey on third party agreements,
1985
Teaching and learning,
2001
Technology vs. the liberal arts,
2001
Ten favorite books,
undated
Thomas, Clarence,
1995
Thomas Jefferson Award,
2001
Thoroughbred thirty,
1998
Till, Emmett,
1997-1999 and
undated
Transparencies,
1961-1963 and
1987-2000
Triads,
1985-1993
Triangle Association of Black Communicators,
1993
Twenty-something,
1990
Tyson, Timothy B., undated
Box 56
UNC
Advising,
2000
African American Experience,
1997-1998
Black Culture Center,
1992-1998
(3 folders)
Black faculty/staff,
1996 and
undated
Black faculty/staff caucus,
1991-1997
(2 folders)
Black issues forum,
2001
Board of Visitors,
1997
Bridges,
2001
Buildings names,
1999
Carolina Club,
2001
Carroll Hall,
1999-2000
Chancellor's task force,
1997
Dean's search,
2005
Daily Tar Heel,
2001 and
undated
Daily Tar Heel meeting,
2002
Box 57
UNC
Faculty retreat on the undergraduate journalism
curriculum,
1993
The graduate school,
1993
Journalism
1991 and 2000
Minority presence,
1991-1992
Rainbow Institute,
1991-1992
Sheldon professorship,
2002
Slavic and Eurasian department,
2000
Street signs,
1997
Student organizations,
2000
Zhao, Xinshu,
1990-1996
Zhao, Xinshu, research examples,
1994-1995
Unsung heroes,
2001-2003 and
undated
U.S. House of Representatives,
undated
U.S.A. creed,
undated
Victimizers, victims, and victimhood,
2000
War,
1956
Water,
2001
Wesleyan,
2000
Wesleyan reunion,
1948, 1983 and
1993
West, Cornel,
1993
West Philadelphia--Chamber of Commerce,
1982
What newspaper d'you read?,
1980-1991
White antagonists,
1990 and
undated
White insults of Blacks,
1994 and
undated
White males,
1998-1999
Williams, Robin,
undated
Wilmington riots,
2000-2002
Box 58
Women,
1988-2002 and
undated
(2 folders)
Box 59
Women in journalism,
1984-1991 and
2003
(2 folders)
Writing without bias,
1990-2002
Teaching Materials Series, 1969-2005 and undated, bulk 1990-2005
(1 box)
Contains documents Stone created or collected relating to his
teaching career at the
University of Delaware and the
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. It
is made up of syllabi, exams, assignments, and notes on
pedagogy and academic subject areas related to
journalism. The majority of the series deals
with his course on
censorship, which he developed at Delaware and
refined while at UNC.
Assignments,
1983 and
undated
Black politics course,
1969
Critical thinking,
2000-2002 and
undated
Encyclopedia articles comparison,
undated
Exams,
1996-2005
Final paper titles,
undated
Final papers and bibliography,
1992 and
undated
Notes on types of news writing,
undated
Other syllabi,
1990-1991, 1997
Specialized reporting syllabus,
1992
Student surveys,
1999-2000
Syllabi,
1995-2001 and
undated
Teaching,
1985, 2001
Audiovisual Materials Series (RESTRICTED), circa 1940s-2005 and undated
(2 boxes)
Contains black-and-white and color photographs of Stone, family
members, friends, and colleagues, including a number of photographs of Adam
Clayton Powell, Jr. Among the more notable figures appearing with Stone in
photographs here are
Malcolm X,
Léopold Senghor,
Nelson Rockefeller,
Jesse Jackson,
Henry Kissinger,
Walter Mondale,
John Glenn, and
Dick Gregory. Also to be found here are
postcards collected during a trip to India, several press passes and
identification badges, and a videotape of a documentary on Powell from
1977.
[RESTRICTED: During Stone's lifetime, access to, and duplication
by any means, of materials in this series requires prior written permission
from him.]
[CLOSED: The VHS original is closed to use. No use copies are
currently available. Technical Services staff need to produce use copies before
contents can be accessed. Please contact Research Services staff before coming
to use the collection.]
Box 61
Photographs
Autographed photo,
undated
(1 photograph)
Boycott of the
Philadelphia Daily News and
various others with Stone,
1990 and
undated
(5 photographs)
Collage of former
Chicago Defender editors,
undated
(1 item)
Commencement photos and Stone interview subjects,
1976, 1985 and
undated
(5 items)
Congressional photos
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.,
circa 1960s
(19 items)
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., Stone with Charlie Parker,
CARE, hostages photos,
circa 1960-1980 and
undated
(23 items)
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. with Stone,
undated
(3 photographs)
Double Dutch contest, Philadelphia,
1981
(1 photograph)
80th birthday celebration,
2004
(33 photographs)
Group photo with Stone,
1982
(1 photograph)
Lecturing in Russia,
2000
(6 photographs)
Commencement photos and Stone interview subjects,
1976, 1985 and
undated
(5 items)
Personal photos
Childhood and family,
circa 1940s-1960s and
undated
(19 items, 2 folders)
Krishna, Allegra, and Charles Stone III,
1992
(1 photograph)
Stone in conversation with unidentified figures,
1983
(2 photographs)
Pete Dexter Fan Club photo,
circa 1970s
(1 photograph)
Philadelphia Daily News office,
undated
(2 photographs)
Press release photos and assorted party photos,
1975, 2003, 2005 and
undated
(6 items)
Russians' campus tour,
1994
(1 photograph)
Shumaker, Jim,
undated
(1 photograph)
Somalian embassy reception,
1962
(1 photograph)
Stone with various significant figures,
circa
1956-1992
(104 items, 4 folders)
Surrenders, office photos, Stone on location,
1970s and
undated
(32 items)
Teaching photos,
circa
1971-1991
(6 photographs)
Trip to Mozambique,
2000
(11 photographs)
Tuskegee airmen and Stone family photo,
circa 1970s and
undated
(2 photocopies)
UNC-Chapel Hill faculty photo,
2002
(1 photograph)
Box 62
Photographs
Various Chuck Stone photos,
circa
1960s-2000
(156 items, 2 folders)
Wesleyan reunion,
1968, 1983
(3 photographs)
Postcards from trip to Bombay, undated
Press passes and identification badges,
1964 and
undated
"Remove Rizzo" pin,
undated
VHS videotape of
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.: An
Autobiographical Documentary,
1977 [Use copy not
available. Please contact Research Services before coming to use this
collection.]
Oversize Materials
(1 Box)
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Congressional Series, 1964-1967
Magazine articles on Powell,
1964-1967
Subject Files Series, 1948-2005
Stone, Chuck
Awards,
1974-2005
Diplomas,
1948-1999
