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Prepared by: W. Paul Coates June 1981

MANUSCRIPT DIVISION SCOPE NOTE

The Dabu Gizenga*collection on Kwame Nkrumah spans the time period of 1939-1974.

The collection measures approximately 13½ linear feet. The collection contains newsclippings,

journal articles and documents, printed materials, tape recorded interviews, photographs, and

artifacts. The Moorland-Spingarn Research Center acquired the Dabu Gizenga collection by

bequest of Gizenga's (Jesse A. Dixon's) will, in 1980.

Two major themes are emphasized in the collection: (1) the life of Kwame Nkrumah and,

(2) Pan-Africanism. The major portion of the collection is devoted to Kwame Nkrumah, first Prime

Minister and President of . Items within the collection document Nkrumah's education, rise

to power and rule as leader of Ghana, his writings, speeches, and the coup d'etat which eventually

overthrew the in 1966.

Another significant amount of material contained within this collection concerns Pan-

Africanism. The collection is strong in material which views Pan-Africanism as a theory and a working experience utilized by Africans throughout the diaspora.

An additional area of interest within the collection is the files on individuals. These files for the most part concern individuals who shared some relationship with Kwame Nkrumah. Some

notable individuals include , C. L. R. James and George Padmore. A few

organizations have also been included that have no apparent relationship to Kwame Nkrumah.

Photographs within this collection include photographs of Dabu Gizenga, Kwame Nkrumah

and events in Ghana following the overthrow of Nkrumah. Artifacts within the collection include

stamps and currency of Ghana; also memorabilia from the Young Pioneers, an Nkrumahist youth

organization.

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The collection originally included books, journals, newspapers, recorded music, and

posters. Books, newspapers, and journals have been transferred to the M.S.R.C. Library Division.

Recorded music and posters have been transferred to the M.S.R.C. Music, and Prints and

Photographs Departments respectively.

*Dabu Gizenga was also known as Jesse Andre Dixon. Within this collection he most often identifies himself and is identified as Dabu Gizenga. We have elected to continue the use of the name Dabu Gizenga as it appears to be the donor's stated preference.

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Series A Dabu Gizenga Box 128-1 This series contains some personal items of Thedra Dixon, mother of Dabu Gizenga (Jesse Dixon). It also contains correspondence, which for the most part concerns Gizenga's pursuit of information about Kwame Nkrumah. The series also contains questionnaires used to gather information about Kwame Nkrumah, notes used to conduct tape recorded interviews, other holographic notes and a type- script of a play entitled "Scotch Tape".

Series B Kwame Nkrumah Box 128-1 This series has been arranged into related subseries. It is the largest series of the to Box 128-17 collection and contains information on Kwame Nkrumah and Ghana. The subseries contain newsclippings, pamphlets, journals, journal articles, and some correspondence. Some of the subject areas covered in these subseries include biographical information about Nkrumah; his speeches and writings; his "American years"; his education in the U.S. and England; and the coup which toppled Nkrumah from power. The subseries also contains articles and newsclippings which report Nkrumah's death in 1972.

Series C File on Individuals Box 128-17 This series is primarily concerned with individuals who shared some relationship with Kwame Nkrumah. Included in this series are both friends and foe of Nkrumah. The files for the most part are newsclippings, and some contain correspondence. Notable individuals within this file include: Julius Nyerere, J. B. Danquah, C. L. R. James, George Padmore. There are some files in this series devoted to organizations such as the N.A.A.C.P., the Ku Klux Klan and others.

Series D Pan-Africanism Box 128-21 This series is devoted to information collected about Pan-Africanism as both to Box 128-23 a theoretical and a practical movement. The series contains articles, journals, newsclippings, pamphlets, leaflets, and conference proceedings. Of special interest are folders which document the proceedings of the Sixth Pan-African Congress held in Tanzania in 1974.

Series E Printed Material Box 128-24 This series is composed of journals, newspapers, pamphlets, and articles which to Box 128-25 cover a wide spectrum of interest. Much of the material in this series has a direct bearing on Africa and African affairs. The series is dominated by a large number of isolated journals.

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Series F Photographs Box 128-26 This series contains photographs of Dabu Gizenga, Kwame Nkrumah, Nkrumahist Ghana, and post-coup Ghana. Other photographs in this series are of Lincoln University, a symposium on Nkrumahism held at Howard University in 1974, and students at Jackson State College.

Series G Artifacts Box 128-26 This series consists of items from Nkrumahist Ghana: currency, stamps, Young Pioneer buttons and a scarf. The Young Pioneers were a Ghanaian Nkrumahist Youth Organization

Series H Tape Recordings Box 128-27 This series consists primarily of cassette tapes. The tapes are of two types: (1) interviews conducted by Dabu Gizenga with people who knew or had impressions of Kwame Nkrumah; (2) speeches and programs about Nkrumah. The interviews comprise the largest amount of tape. Gizenga Conducted interviews with people in Africa, Jamaica, , and the United States. Interviewees include Mrs. Marcus Garvey, Dr. Rayford Logan, C.L.R. James, Basil Davidson, and others.

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Series A Dabu Gizenga Box Folder 128-1 1 Personal Papers of Thedra Dixon 2 Correspondence A-Z 3 Questionnaire for Nkrumah research, information on questionnaire construction 4 Notes for tape interviews 5 "Scotch Tape" - a play 6 Notes on Consciencism 7 Notes from The Spark, Summer 1972 8 Notes from a class on Marxism-Leninism

Series B Kwame Nkrumah 9 The Achievements of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, by Kweisi Yen 10 How Dr. Kwame Nkrumah Conquered Colonialism by J. E. Edu 11 Legend of Kwame Nkrumah - J. Beni-Bengor Blay 12 NDI Nzoputa Africa: Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, by F. C. Ogbalu 13 Bibliographies on Nkrumah 14 Bibliographies on Nkrumah 15 Bibliographies on Nkrumah 16 Biographical newsclippings

128-2 17 Biographical sketches 18 Films on Nkrumah 19 Dr. Nkrumah in the Struggle for Freedom a drama by Thomas Orlando Iguh 20 Poetry on Nkrumah

Death of Nkrumah 21 The African World 22 Amanee 23 Black News 24 Black World, July 1972 25 Black World, July 1972 26 Bulletin D'information, No. 7 - Mai 1972 27 Daily Graphic 28 "The Death of Kwame Nkrumah" by Victor Du Bois 29 Editorials 30 FAREWELL AFRICA - John Alex-Hamah 31 Ghana Government press releases 32 Ghanaian Times 33 Ghanaian Times 34 Ghanaian Times 35 Horoya

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Series B Kwame Nkrumah continued Box Folder Death of Nkrumah 128-3 36 Journal articles 37 Journal articles 38 Legon Observer 39 Memorials 40 Newsclippings - April 1972 41 Newsclippings - May 1972 42 Newsclippings - June 1972 43 Newsclippings - July 1972 44 Newsclippings - August 1972 45 Newsclippings - 1973 46 Rumanian medical reports 47 Third World 48 Tri Continental 49 West Africa 50 The Wills of Dr. Nkrumah 51 Wire copy 52 Weekly Spectator 53 Zambia Daily Mail

Education File 128-4 54 African Interpreter, April 1943 55 The African Interpreter, Summer 1943 56 The African Interpreter, Spring 1944 57 The African interpreter, February 1943 58 "Moses Armah and his friend Kwame Nkrumah," by Moses Armah 59 Education outlook, University of Pennsylvania 60 Transcripts and correspondence University of Pennsylvania 61 Howard University and Nkrumah 62 International African Opinion, July 1938 63 The Effect of Lincoln University Upon the Leaders of British West Africa, by Evelyn Rowand 64 Lincoln University - general information and notes 65 Lincoln University, 1930-1939 66 Lincoln University, 1940-1942 67 Lincoln University, 1943-1951 68 Lincoln University, 1952-1960 69 Lincoln University: The Lion. 1939, 1941, 1943, 1945 70 Lincoln Bulletin, Summer 1951 71 The New African

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Series B Kwame Nkrumah continued Box Folder Education File 128-4 72 Copies of the Kwame Nkrumah Papers from the National Archives of Ghana 73 Copies of the Kwame Nkrumah Papers from the National Archives of Ghana 128-5 74 Request for, and correspondence concerning financial aid. 1940-1945 75 The West African Moniter, 1949 76 Wasu Magazine 77 Young Nkrumah in the , 1945-1947 78 "Kwame Nkrumah: The American Years" by John H. Clarke 79 "A note on Nkrumah's American Experience," by Sherman Katz 80 Nkrumah and the Christian Experience, 1935-1945

Writings 81 The Big Lie 82 "Why The Spark?" 83 The Spectre of Black Power 84 The Struggle Continues 85 The Myths 86 The Way Out 87 Forwards to Books 88 Articles by Nkrumah 89 Articles by Nkrumah

Speeches 90 Academy of Sciences dinner, Nov. 30, 1963. 91 The Accra Assembly, June 21, 1962 92 Address by Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah at the closing session of the Casablanca Conference - 7, January, 1961 93 Address to The Non-Aligned Countries Conference, 1964 94 Address to the National Assembly on African Affairs, Aug. 8, 1960 95 Addresses to The organization of African Unity 96 Addresses to The United Nations. 1953, 1957, 1958 and 1960. 97 "African Freedom and Unity." to the Conference of African Freedom Fighters in Accra June 4, 1962 98 All African Peoples Conference. 1958,1959. 99 "Appeal for World Peace." Sept. 6, 1961 100 "...at the meeting of the Editorial Board of The Encyclopedia African." Sept. 24, 1964. 101 "Call to Businessmen." Feb. 22, 1963.

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Series B Kwame Nkrumah continued Box Folder Speeches 128-6 102 "Chou En-Lai in Ghana." Jan. 13, 1964 103 "Collection of speeches delivered by His Excellency The President during the Republic Celebrations." 30th June – 4th July 1960 104 Condolences 105 Conference of Independent African States, April 1958 106 "Conference of Independent African States speeches delivered at the Inaugural Session. 15 April, 1958 107 "Conference of Independent African States delivered at the close of the conference." April 22, 1958 108 Conference on Positive Action and Security in Africa, 7th to10th April 1960 109 "The Congo Situation" A Broadcast... 15 Dec., 1960/a letter by the Osagyefo to Mr. Dag Hammar-skjoeld Secretary- General of the United Nations, 7th Dec., 1960 110 Extract from Broadcast speech ... 9th Oct., 1960 111 First International Congress of Africanist Dec. 12, 1962 112 First International Congress of Africanists Dec. 12, 1962 113 Fifteenth Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations" 23rd Sept., 1960 114 "Flower of Learning." Nov. 25, 1961 115 "... at the Formal Opening of Cocoa House," 19th Nov., 1960 116 Ghana News Interview - August 1965 117 "Guide to Party Action" 3rd Feb., 1962 118 In honor of visiting guest. 1957, 1960, 1961, 1964, 1966 119 In memoriam William Edward Du Bois Feb. 23, 1868, Aug. 27, 1963 120 Inaugural addresses to colleges and universities 121 Interviews 122 "Laying of foundation stone of Ghana's Atomic Reactor." 22 Nov., 1964 123 "Laying of foundation stone of the Kwame Nkrumah Institute" 18th Feb., 1961 124 "Libertacaa e unidade da Africa." 4 de Junho, de 1962. 125 May Day Message, 1963, 1965 126 Messages and statements 127 Messages on Africa Liberation Day 1959, 1961 128 Messages to the youth and students of Ghana 129 National Assembly, 1953, 1954, 1955 130 National Assembly, 1956 131 National Assembly, 1957 132 National Assembly, 1958 133 National Assembly, 1959

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Series B Kwame Nkrumah continued Box Folder Speeches 128-7 134 National Assembly, 1960 135 National Assembly, 1961 136 National Assembly, 1962 137 National Assembly, 1963 138 National Assembly, 1965 139 National Assembly, 1966 140 National Assembly on African Affairs, Aug. 8, 1960 141 "Nkrumah of Ghana Speaks." 1959 142 Official visits to Europe. 1959-1961 143 Official visits to North America.1958-1960 144 Official visits in Africa, 1953, 1958, 1959 145 "On Broadcasting." 1961, 1962 146 "On certain aspects of African Unity." 20, Jan. 1962 147 "On Chieftaincy" 148 "On the Civil Service." June 12, 1964 149 On the Convention Peoples Party. 1955, 1959 150 On the Convention Peoples Party 151 On Crime and the Police. 1959, 1960, 1962 152 On Drama. Jan. 25, 1965 153 On Economic Development and Projects.1957-1964 154 On Farmers, Farms and Agriculture 155 On Holidays - Christmas, New Years, and Easter 156 On International Trade Exhibitions and Fairs 128-8 157 On Journalism 158 On Labor and Trade Unions 159 On Law 160 On laying foundation stone for Ghana's Atomic Reactor 161 On Libraries 162 On the Military 163 On Peace and Disarmament 164 On receiving the Lenin Peace Prize 165 On Science 166 On Sports 167 On Television 168 " ... on Situation." 24, June, 1965 169 " One Man One Vote." 1965 170 "Opening of the first Parliament Sessional Address...." 4 July, 1960 171 ".... opening of Tetteh Quarshie Memorial Hospital." 14 March, 1959

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Series B Kwame Nkrumah continued Box Folder Speeches 128-8 172 "Osagyefo at the United Nations." Sept. 23, 1960 173 "Osagyefo at the United Nations Solution for the Congo." May 7, 1961 174 "Overseas Capitol and Investment in Ghana."March 24, 1962 175 "The People's Party...." June 12, 1965 176 "Policy Statement by the Prime Minister." Aug. 29, 1957 177 Public letters and messages 178 "The Road Ahead." April 18, 1961 179 Radio Broadcast 180 "State opening of Parliament."4, July, 1961 181 "State opening of Parliament Sessional Address." 12 Jan., 1965 182 "Statement on Development." Feb. 20, 1958 183 "Step to Freedom." June 4, 1962 184 "To the Afro-Asian Peoples Solidarity Conference." May 10, 1965 185 ".. to the Conference of Teachers Associations." April 6, 1961 186 "... to members of the Assembly of I.M.C. (International Missionary Council) and others 187 "Torch Bearers." Nov. 11, 1963 188 "Tribute to the Late President Kennedy." Nov. 25, 1963 189 "Visit to Nigeria. . . . " Jan. - 26 to Feb. 6, 1959 190 Women of Africa. 1960, 1962 191 "A Year of Decision for Africa." March 22, 1965

Nkrumahism 128-9 192 The African Intellectual in the African Revolution 193 Neo Colonialism 194 Newsclippings 195 Newsclippings on Consciencism 196 "Nkrumah and Nkrumahism." by Jitendra Mohan 197 The Nkrumaist Vol. 2. n. 1 198 "On Consciencism.." 199 Political Freedom in Unity, by E. B. Lamie 200 Seminar report on "Nkrumahism" 201 "Studies in Consciencism" 202 Symposium on Nkrumahism 1974

Foreign Relations 203 Britain 204 Queen Elizabeth's visit to Ghana. 1961 205 The Commonwealth 206 Canada

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Series B Kwame Nkrumah continued Box Folder Foreign Relations 128-9 207 The Caribbean 208 China 209 The Congo 210 Eastern Europe 211 Ghana Foreign Affairs. Vol. I No. 1 December 1960 212 Ghana Foreign Affairs. Vol. 1 No. 2 March 1961 213 Ghana Foreign Affairs Vol. 2, No.2 July, 1963 214 Ghana's Foreign Policy in Retrospect Max Addo 128-10 215 Ghana - Guinea Union 216 Ghana - Guinea Union 217 Ghana - Guinea - Mali, Union 218 India 219 India 220 Israel 221 The Military 222 Nigeria 223 Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) 224 Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) 225 Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) 226 South Africa 227 Togo 228 Togo 229 The U.N. 230 Address to the U.S. Sept. 23, 1960 231 The U.S.S.R. 232 The U.S.A. 233 The U.S.A. 234 The U.S.A. 235 Visits to U.S.A. 236 Vietnam

Articles Before The Coup 1966 128-11 237 Africa 238 Africa 239 Afro-American 240 Europe 241 Europe 242 Marxist

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Series B Kwame Nkrumah continued Box Folder Articles Before The Coup 1966 128-11 243 New World Review 244 Nkrumah's Policies - A Sane Hopeful Factor. by Douglass Rogers 245 Time, Newsweek 246 Transition 247 U.S.A. 248 U.S.A. 249 U.S.A. 250 U.S.A.

Newsclippings 128-12 251 1951-1956 252 1957 253 1958 254 1959 255 1960 256 1961 257 1962 258 1963 259 1964 260 1965 261 1966 262 Africa Confidential 1957- 1965, 1967 263 Britain, Listener 264 Daily Worker, Daily World 265 Editorials 266 Guardian 267 New Commonwealth 268 New States Man 269 New York Herald Tribune 270 New York Times 1957-1958 271 New York Times, 1959-1960 272 New York Times, 1961-1963 273 New York Times, 1964-1965 274 Observer, 1960, 1961 275 South of the Sahara 276 South of the Sahara 277 South of the Sahara 278 South of the Sahara

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Series B Kwame Nkrumah continued Box Folder Newsclippings 128-13 279 The Times 280 February 1966 281 March 1966 282 April 1966 283 May 1966 284 June 1966 285 July 1966 286 August - September 1966 287 October - November 1966 288 Dr. Nkrumah in Guinea, 1966-1970 289 Africa Confidential, 1966 290 1967 291 1968-1969 292 1970-1973 293 Daily Graphic, 1967, 1968 294 Daily Telegram 295 Ghanaian Times, 1967, 1968 296 New York Times, 1967-1970 297 The Personality Cult 298 Uganda News, 1972

The Coup And After 299 Coups, Crisis and Neo-colonialist Conspiracies. Ed. by Dennis Osampe 300 The Ghana Students Association of the Americas 301 - The Last Stage On Nkrumahism In Ghana by A. K. Owuso-Boateng 302 How America Toppled Nkrumah by Koojo S. Lewis 303 I Was Nkrumah Prisoner (sic) by D. Odotei Thompson 304 Journal articles 305 Journal articles - American 306 Journal articles - American 128-14 307 Journal articles - African and African American 308 Magazine articles - European 309 Newsclippings 310 "Nkrumahism: A Provisional Post-Mortem" 311 O Destiny In Our Hands. News commentaries from Radio Ghana (February 24, 1966) 312 "Recent Developments in Ghana."

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Series B Kwame Nkrumah continued Box Folder The Coup And After 129-14 313 The Rise and Fall of Kwame Nkrumah and It's Impact on the Rest of Africa. by H. E. Mr. Justice William Bedford Van Lare 314 The Birth of the Second Republic. by Moses Danquah 315 Ministry of External Affairs Special Review 24th February 1966 - 31st December 1968 316 National Redemption Council File 317 The Rebirth of Ghana 318 The Spokesman 319 Statement on Ghana's Foreign Policy by Hon. Victor Owusu 320 Toward Civil Rule in Ghana

Ghana 321 Address ... Sir Alan Cuthbert Maxwell Burns ....12 March, 1946 322 Address ... Sir Alan Cuthbert Maxwell Burns .... 18 March, 1947 323 African Transcripts May 1948 324 Report of the Commission of Enquiry into Disturbances in the Gold Coast 1948 325 Colonial Reports Gold Coast - 1949 326 Gold Coast Report to His Excellency The Governor by the Committee on Constitutional Reform 1949 327 Colonial Reports Gold Coast- 1950 328 Colonial Reports Gold Coast - 1951 329 A-Statement on the Programme of the Africanisation of the Public Service 128-15 330 Achievement in the Gold Coast 331 Africa Today. March - April 1957 332 A Brief Guide to Ghana. December 1958 333 Communications in Ghana 334 The Constitution of Ghana- 1960 335 Constitution of the Republic of Ghana 1969 336 Constitutional Developments, 1957-1969 337 Constitutional Proposals for Post-Coup Africa 338 Contract and Supply procedures 1960 339 Education in Ghana 340 Education in Ghana 341 Education in Ghana 342 Education in Ghana 343 Facts on Ghana, December 1965 344 General information

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Series B Kwame Nkrumah continued Box Folder Ghana 128-16 345 Ghana As A Republic - Your Questions Answered 1960 346 Ghana Confidential, Vol. 1, No. 6 347 Ghana Gazette, No. 1, Friday July 1, 1960 348 Ghana in Pictures 349 Ghana News Bulletin. Vol. 1, No. 3 350 Ghana Review Vol. 7, No. 1, 1967 351 Ghana Review, Vol. 8, No. 1, - No. 3,1968 352 Ghana Review, Vol. 1-2, 4, 1969 353 Ghana Review , Vol. 11, No.1, 1972 354 The New Ghana. Vol. 1, No. 20, 27, 1972 355 The New Ghana Vol. 2, No. 2, 1973 356 The Government's Proposal for Constitutional Reform. 1953 357 Government Proposals for a Republican Constitution. March 7, 1960. 358 Government Organization Manual12th June1965 359 Income Tax Act 1958 360 Kumasi. by E. K. Duncan - Williams 361 Labor - Vol. 1, No. 2, No. 4, 1972 362 Law in Ghana 363 The Morning After. by K. Budu-Acquah 364 National Research Council of Ghana 365 "A New Charter for the Service"April 13, 1960 366 "New Horizons" 367 Notes for Visiting Press Representatives.O.A.U. Summit Conference, Accra 1965 368 Notes of Conference of Ghana Envoys in Africa 7-23rd October, 1961 369 The People's Evening News 370 The Pioneer 128-17 371 The Pioneer 372 The Politics of Solidarity in Ghana by David Apter 373 Population and Census Information 374 Preventive Detention Act 1958, 1964 375 Religion in Ghana 376 Report of Commission of Enquiry into Alleged Irregularities and Malpractice in Connection with the Issue of Import Licences, 14th February, 1964 377 Report of the Commission of Enquiry into Trade Malpractices in Ghana 30 August,1965 378 The Spark on Neo-Colonialism 379 Spotlight V. I No. 3, V. 1, No. 4 380 State Regalia of Ghana - 1960 381 This is Ghana

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Series B Kwame Nkrumah continued Box Folder Ghana 129-17 382 Youth Vol. 1, No. 2

Series C File on Individuals 383 Colonel I. K. Acheampong 384 Tawia Adamafio 385 Ako Adjei 386 A. A. Afrifa 387 Gen. J. A. Ankrah 388 Gen. J. A. Ankrah broadcast speeches 389 Kwesi Armah 390 Kofi Baako 128-18 391 Houphouet Boigny 392 Kojo Botsio 393 Kofi Busia 394 Amilcar Cabral 395 Amilcar Cabral 396 Stokely Carmichael 397 Daniel Chapman 398 Convention People's Party 399 The Amazing Story of the C.P.P. by J. E. Edu 400 J.B. Danquah 401 J.B. Danquah Liberty A Page From The Life of J.B. 402 This Haste for A Republic by J. B. Danquah 403 Tributes to Dr. J. B. Danquah compiled by H. H. Akyeampong 404 You Always Reap What You Dr. Danquah's Last Letter to K.A. Gbedemah) 128-19 405 W. E. B. Du Bois 406 Shirley Graham Du Bois 407 Krobo Eduset 408 Frantz Fanon 409 Robert Gardiner 410 Marcus Garvey Memorial Institute 411 Komla Gbedemah 412 F. K. D. Goka 413 W. M. Quao Halim 414 J. W. K. Harley 415 Charles P. Howard, Sr. 416 C. L. R. James 417 C. L. R. James 418 419 The Ku Klux Klan

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Series C File on Individuals continued Box Folder 129-19 420 Major General Kotoka 421 The Life of L. T. General Kotaka. Hero of the 24th February Revolution by Ofosu-Appiah 422 Kotoka and Ghana 128-20 423 Colin Legum 424 June Milne 425 N.A.A.C.P. 426 Kwame Nkrumah Foundation 427 Madam Fathia Nkrumah 428 Madam Elizabeth Nyaniba 429 Julius Nyerere 430 Address by the President of the United Republic Mwalimu Julius K. Nyerere of Tanzania at the General Assembly on Thursday, October 15, 1970 during the Commemorative Session 431 Address by the President of the United Republic of Tanzania Nwalimu Julius K. Nyerere at the Singapore Commonwealth Conference on January 1971 432 After the Pearce Commission, Julius K. Nyerere 433 After the Arusha Decleration, Julius K. Nyerere 434 Julius Nyerere: A Biography, by George Dunheved 435 Decentralisation by Julius K. Nyerere 436 McDougall Memorial Lecture on F. A.O. by Mwalim Julius K. Nyerere, 15th November, 1963 437 Mwalimu in Caro, April 1967 438 Press Statement Given by President Julius K. Nyerere 19th July, 1971 439 Principles and Development, Mwalimu Julius K. Nyerere - 1967 440 "The Second Scramble" Julius K. Nyerere 441 South Africa and the Commonwealth, Julius K. Nyerere, January 1971 442 Stability and Change in Africa, Julius K. Nyerere 2nd October, 1969 443 Tanzania Policy on Foreign Affairs, address by the President, Mwalimu Julius K. Nyerere at the Tanganyika African Nationals Union National Conference - 16th October, 1967 444 Tanganyika African National Union T.A.N.U. Guidelines 1971 445 Dr. Cruise O'Brien 446 George Padmore 447 M. A. Ribeiro 448 Alex Quaison-Sackey 449 S.C.L.C. 450 John K. Tettegah 451 Roy Wilkins 452 Franklin Williams 453 Malcolm X

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Series C File on Individuals continued Box Folder 129-20 454 Malcolm X 455 Young Pioneer Movement

Series D Pan-Africanism 128-21 457 The African Review 458 "An African View of Black Studies with International Dimensions." by John J. Akar 459 All African Student Union 460 Africa Must Unite, Vol. 1. 4-9, 1972 461 Africa Must Unite, Vol. 2, 13-14, 17-18 462 The American Negro in the Communist Party December 22, 1954 463 Black African Nationalist 464 Black Liberation - Cultural and Revolutionary Nationalism, Earl Otari 465 Black Lines, Spring 1971 466 Black Nationalism and Marxist Theory 467 Black Scholar: The Pan-African Debate Aug. 1973 128-22 494 The Organization of African Unity 495 Basic Documents of the Organization of African Unity 496 O.A.U. First All African Cultural Festival, Algiers 1st July - 1st Aug. 1969 497 O.A.U. Heads of State Ninth Session, June1972 Resolutions of The Ninth Ordinary Session of The Assembly of Heads of State and Government 498 O.A.U. Assembly of Heads of State and Government. Resolutions and Declarations of Ordinary and Extra-Ordinary Sessions - 11 May 1963 499 O.A.U. Review. Vol. I, No. I 500 ... O.A.U. Speeches Delivered at the Assembly 17-21 July 1964 501 Osagyefo 128-23 502 The Pan-African Age 503 Pan-African Chronicle. Aug. 1965 504 Pan-African Congress U.S.A. 505 P.A.C. The Handbook of Pan-Africanism 506 The PAC Forum 507 Pan-African Journal 508 Pan-African Notes, Feb. 1971 509 Pan-African Notes, Sept. 1972 510 The Pan-Africanist - Fall, 1972 511 The Pan-Africanist - July, 1972 512 The Pan-Africanist - Spring, 1973 513 Pan-African Skills Project 514 "Pan-Africanism" by Imanuel Geiss 515 "Pan-Africanism --- Position Paper No. 2" Jan. 13, 1971

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Series D Pan-Africanism continued Box Folder 129-23 516 "Policy Statement delivered by the Hon. Dr. Njoroge Mungai M.P., E.G.H.,Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kenya to the Twenty- sixth session of the United Nations General Assembly on 1st October, 1971" 517 The Quotable Karenga edited by Clyde Halisi and James Mtume 518 "The Relations between American Negroes and African Students in the United States and Africans." by Horace Mann Bond 519 "African-American Relations Seen Through African Students enrolled in American Colleges: A Progress Report of A Historical Study," Horace Mann Bond 128-21 468 Pan-Africanism. British Information Services Aug. 1965 469 The Casablanca Conference. 1961 470 "Cleaver, Carmichael-and the Politics of Black Liberation" by Julius Lester 471 Common Problems, Common Solutions. Abdul Hakimu Ibn Alkalimat 472 Communications of The Africa Institute 473 Congress of African People 474 Europe Third World Research Center 475 Liberation Support Movement Interview George Nyandoro General Secretary Zimbabwe African People's Union (ZAPU) 476 The Hilltop Aug. 30, 1974 477 The Historical Aspects of Pan-Africanism, 1900-1945. Rayford W. Logan 478 "Ideological Manifesto of PASOA". (Pan-African Students Organization in the Americas. Inc.) Aug. 1970 479 On the Ideology of the Black Panther Party by Eldridge Cleaver [1970] 480 The Internationalization of Black Power: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives Locksley Edmonson 481 "Introduction to Pan-Africanism: A Philosophy/Ideology for African- Americans" by Hannibal El-Mustafa Ahmed 482 Journal Articles 483 Leaflets 484 Liberation Struggle

128-22 485 Marxism and Black Radicalism in America: The Communist Party Experience" by Mark Naison 486 Muhammed Speaks Aug. 30, 1974 487 "Negro Americans, 'The African Interest', in Africa and America." by St. Clair Drake 488 "The American Negro's Relation to Africa."by St. Clair Drake 489 National Black Political Convention - 1974 490 "Nationalist Movements and Pan-Africanism" by Colin Legum

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Series D Pan-Africanism continued Box Folder 129-22 491 Newsclippings 492 Kwame Nkrumah Conference - 1972 493 Kwame Nkrumah Conference - 1972 128-23 520 The Republic of New Africa 521 Revolution and Nation Building by Brother Imari (Imari Abubakari Obadele, I) 522 "Revolutionary Culture and Future of Pan-African Culture" by Imamu Baraka 523 Riot or Revolution by The Probe magazine's communications workshop 524 "Seminar on Pan-Africanism". Bibliography Odeyo Owiti Ayaga 525 Sixth Pan-African Congress, 1974 526 Sixth Pan-African Congress, 1974 527 Sixth Pan-African Congress, 1974 528 Sixth Pan-African Congress, 1974 529 Sixth Pan-African Congress, "The Call" 530 S.O.B.U. Newsletter (The African World) 531 "Statement by The Honorable Kawawa second Vice President and Minister for Defense.TP TJE MATOPMA: ASSE. N.Y. 12th July 1971 532 "Statement to the Press on the Invasion of the territory of the Republic of Guinea by the Portuguese armed forces and their mercenaries, 22, 27, and 28th November1970," Embassy of the Republic of Guinea in the United States of America. 533 "Towards African Unity" address by The Hon.R. M. Kawawa, M. P. Vice President of the Republic of Tanganyika...." 28th December1963 534 Two Views on Pan Africanism by Tony Thomas, Robert Allen. 535 Universal Association of Ethiopian Women, Inc. - A Brief History 536 War in America the Malcolm X Doctrine by Brother Imari (whose name was- Richard B.Henry) 537 "Why We Will Not Negotiate." a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dar es Salaam February, 1971.

Series E Printed Material 128-24 538 Africa - Anno XXI - N. 2. Giugno 1966 539 Africa Report, August 1962 540 Africa Report, May 1963 541 Africa Report, June 1963 542 Africa Report, April 1966 543 Africa Special Report, V.2. No. 3 544 Africa Special Report, V. 3. No. 12 545 Africa Special Report - V. 4, No. 5 546 The African, 1972

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Series E Printed Material continued Box Folder 128-24 547 The African Review, V. 1. No. 1 548 The African Student, V. 3, 1965 549 The African Red Family, V. 1, No. 2, January-February 1973 550 The African Revolution, by N. Numade 551 Afriscope, V. 2, No. 5 552 Afriscope, V. 2, No. 6. 553 Afriscope, V. 2, No. 7. 554 Amanne U.S. Information Service.Vol. V. No. 4, 10, 12, 1973 555 Anti-Apartheid News, September 1974 556 The Angola Story Grim Struggle for Liberation 557 L'Artisanat en Guinee 558 Azania Combat, No. 1, 1972 559 The Black Scholar: The Movement, Nov. 1973 560 Canadian Journal of African Studies, U. 4, No. 2. Spring, 1970 561 Civil Rights Acts of 1957, 1960, 1964,1968 and Voting Rights Act of 1965 - Committee on The Judiciary, House of Representatives 562 Civil Rights and Race Relations: A Seminar, moderated by Eddie N. Williams 563 Consulat General D'Hatiti A New York, Bulletin No. 11. Mai, 1972 564 Core, Spring 1973 565 The Crimes of Bantu Education In South Africa, by Jane Gool 128-25 566 The Dawn, official organ of the C.P.P. overseas (Britain) 567 Comments of the Federal Military on The Report of the Commission of inquiry into the Disturbances on the campus of the University of Ibadan, 1971 568 The Economic Weapons of Neo-Colonialism, V. Panov 569 Encounter - - Africa and Democracy- Rita Hinden 570 Toward an Encyclopedia Africana. Information Report No. 1 June 1962, No. 8 March 1964 571 Focus, V. 5. No. I - March-April, 1973 572 Forestry in the Caymen Islands by Christopher Swabey and C. Bernard Lewis 573 The Forum Vol, IV, No. 3. April-May 1973 574 Freedomways, Fall 1962, Vol. 2. No. 4 575 Freedomways, Vol. 12, No . 3, 1972 (third quarter) 576 "Germany in Africa". 577 Howard University Schedule of courses 578 Journal of Management Studies, Vol. I, No. 1 June 1961 579 Journal of Management Studies, Vol. I. No.2, June 1961 580 Journal of Management Studies, Vol. 2 No. 1, June 1962 581 Journal of Management Studies, Vol. 2 No. 2, Sept. 1963 582 Journal of Management Studies, Nov. 4. No.1, Sept. 1967

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Series E Printed Material continued Box Folder 128-25 583 Richard Le Gallienne as collected by Benjamin Griffith Brawley: An Annotated Bibliography and Descriptive List of Manuscripts compiled by Charotte S. Price 584 Mass Party Regimes in Africa, by Clement Henry Moore 585 Nationalism and Socialism in Africa, Jerrold Becker and John Sticken 586 Nations in Africa 587 The Other Side of Nigeria's Civil War 588 The Party - C.P.P. Journal 589 The Relevance of Socialism in Africa, by S.G. Ikoku 590 Le Senegal d'ans Le Monde 591 Social Classes and Political Struggle in Africa, By Romano Ledda 592 Statement by Comrade Mao Tse-Tung Chairman of the Central Committee of The Communist Party of China, in Support of the Afro-American Struggle Against Violent Repression 593 Trade Unions in Chains, by B. A. Bentum 594 Two Bronze Titans: Frederick Douglass and William Edward Burghardt Du Bois, by Rayford Whittingham Logan 595 United Africa, January-February 1963 596 Unity the Road to Freedom in South Africa 597 University of the West Indies faculty of Social Sciences Regulations and Syllabuses for Academic Year, 1972-1973 598 University of the West Indies General Information 599 What Is Race? 600 Caribbean Festival - 1972

Series F Photographs 128-26 601 Dabu Gizenga 602 Dabu Gizenga 603 Howard University students at Jackson State College 604 Lincoln University 605 Symposium on Nkrumahism 606 Nkrumist Ghana 607 The Coup D'Etat

Series G Artifacts 608 One Cedi, two one penny coins and a button from Nkrumahist Ghana 609 Stamps 610 Young Pioneer buttons 611 Young Pioneer scarf

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Series H Tape Recordings Box Folder 128-27 Interviews T-1 Side one-Mrs. Marcus Garvey - Jan. 10, 1973 Side two - C. L. R. James - April 19, 1973

T-2 Side one - Mr. Hugh Johnson - Feb. 28, 1973 Side two - Johnson interview continued

T-3 Side one - Dr. Rayford Logan -March 9, 1973 Side two - Dialogue from movie "Malcolm X - our Black Shining Prince"

T-4 Side one - C. L. R. James - March 14, 1973 Side two - James' Class on Pan-Africanism - March 14, 1973

T-5 Side one - Chancellor Williams April 30, 1973 Side two - Interview continued

T-6 Side one - Mr. Jimmy Prempah - June 9th, 1973 Side two - Mr. Chinebauh - June 10, 1973

T-7 Side one - Mr. Yaya Diallo -June 18, 1973 Side two - continued

T-8 Side one - Lord Brockway -June 19, 1973

T-9 Side one - Chen Chimuteng-Wende June 27, 1973 Side two - Mr. Gray, Mrs. Napper, Mrs. Buckhurst June 26, 1972

T-10 Side one - Mrs. Manley - June 28, 1973 Side two - Sir J. A. Ayer - June 30, 1973

T-11 Side one - Willie Lutterodt - June 26, 1973 Side two - continued

T-12 Side one - Basil Davidson - June 30, 1973 Side two - Kojo Botsio - Aug. 10, 1973

T-13 Side one - Jim Bishio 7 Nov. 2, 1973 Side two - Dr. Leslie Rubin - Feb. 15, 1974

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Series H Tape Recordings continued Box Folder 128-27 Interviews T-14 Side one - Corinne Cook - Dec. 23, 1973 Side two - Mr. L. H. Michaux (Professor) - Dec. 27, 1973

T-15 Side one - Mr. Clarence Holt -December 28, 1973 Side two - continued

T-16 Side one - Mr. Hubert Whiteman -December to, 1973 Side two - continued

T-17 Side one - Maina-wa-Kinyatti -December 31, 1973 Side two - Dr. John H. Clarke -January 3, 1974

T-18 Side one - Dr. - January 3, 1974 Side two - continued

T-19 Side one -J. Newton Hill - January 4, 1974 Side two - continued

Speeches and Programs T-20 Parts of Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah's address to the O.A.U. , -July 19, 1964

T-21 Words from The Story of Ghana, The British Broadcasting Company, 1967

T-22 Nkrumahism Symposium, April 5, 1974 - tape one

T-23 Nkrumahism Symposium, April 5, 1974--tape two

T-24 Nkrumahism Symposium, April 5, 1974 - tape three

T-25 Nkrumahism Symposium, April 5, 1974 - tape four

T-26 Kwame Nkrumah - two messages to Afro-Americans sent from Conakry, Guine (196?) from Frantz Tagoe Ghana, Summer 1973

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Series H Tape Recordings continued Box Folder 128-27 Speeches and Programs T-27 Side one - tape of: Revolutionary Path in Celebration of the 64th Birthday of President Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah - September 28, 1973 tape one Side two - continued

T-28 Side one - tape of Revolutionary Path - continued September 28, 1973

T-29 Tape of Black World - Third World. "Kwame Nkrumah and Nkrumahism" with John McClendon, Ethel Minor, Dabu Gizenga and Lonnie Black April 19, 1972

T-30 Tape "The Old Man mess..." to London [Kwame Nkrumah???]

128-28 Original tape recordings. RESTRICTED. Use duplicates only, box 128-27.

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