UAW Public Relations Department Records, Part II

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UAW Public Relations Department Photographs and Sound and Video Recordings 111 linear feet (111 SB) 1929-2008, bulk 1985-1995

Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI

Finding aid written and edited by Bart Bealmear on November 12, 2013.

Accession Number: LR001193

Creator: UAW Public Relations Department

Acquisition: The UAW Public Relations Department Photographs and Sound and Video Recordings were first deposited at the Reuther Library in December 1994. Additional materials arrived in April and November 1996, September 2009, and April 2011.

Language: Material entirely in English.

Access: Collection is open for research.

Use: Refer to the Walter P. Reuther Library Rules for Use of Archival Materials. Restrictions: All boxes require appointment with A/V personnel. Researchers may encounter records of a sensitive nature – personnel files, case records and those involving investigations, legal and other private matters. Privacy laws and restrictions imposed by the Library prohibit the use of names and other personal information which might identify an individual, except with written permission from the Director and/or the donor.

Notes: Citation style: “UAW Public Relations Department Photographs and Sound and Video Recordings, Box [#], Folder [#], Walter P. Reuther Library, Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University”

Related Material: UAW Records Collections at the Walter P. Reuther Library.

PLEASE NOTE: Material in this collection has been arranged by series ONLY. Folders are not arranged within each series – we have provided an inventory based on their original order. Subjects may be dispersed throughout several boxes within any given series.

Abstract Since the United Automobile Workers of America (UAW) was established as an affiliate of the American Federation of Labor (AFL) in August 1935, the union has maintained an office to deal with public relations. At that time, a "Committee on Publication" was formed, which became the "Publication Committee" in April 1936. The Committee subsequently became the "Publicity Department" in August 1936, when the UAW became an independent union affiliated with the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO). This became the UAW's Public Relations Department some years later. The primary purpose of the original Committees and Department was the production of the union's national newspaper, the United Automobile Worker, which became Solidarity in 1957. Over the years, as the UAW grew into a large, powerful union, the P.R. department played an increasingly important role in writing speeches and producing various publications. It also generated large numbers of photographic images, created television advertisements, and issued press releases, delivering the union’s official stance on nearly all issues. In recent years, the P.R. Department has also been responsible for maintaining the union’s social media presence. The collection consists of Audio-Visual material, including photographic prints and contact sheets, videotapes, and audio recordings.

Important Subjects: Boycotts--United States. Child labor. Civil rights. Collective bargaining. Community activities* Conventions* Demonstrations. Health and Safety* Labor unions. Labor. Locals (Labor unions) Marches. Meetings. Organizing, Labor Picketing--United States. Plant Closings* Rallies* Riots--United States. Solidarity magazine* Social issues and interventions Strikes and lockouts. Unions, Labor Workers – working*

Important Names: Bieber, Owen Bluestone, Irving Bonior, David

Bunn, Elizabeth Casstevens, Bill Chavez, Cesar Clinton, Hilary Rodham Clinton, Bill Ford, Henry Fraser, Doug Gettelfinger, Ron Greathouse, Pat Kennedy, Robert King, Bob King, Martin Luther, Jr. Komer, Odessa Lofton, Ernie Madar, Olga Mandela, Nelson Reuther, Victor Reuther, Walter P. Shoemaker, Richard Tucker, Jerry Woodcock, Leonard Yokich, Steve

Arrangement The collection is arranged into three series. Boxes in Series III have been arranged by subject.

Series I: Photographic Prints, 1929-2010 (Boxes 1-52) Series II: Photographic Contact Sheets, 1960-1981 (Boxes 53-59) Series III: Video and Audio Tapes, 1947-2008 (Boxes 60-111)

Series I: Photographic Prints Box 1 1. Kohler (1 of 2) (32 black and white photographs) 2. Kohler Strike – Picketing – Solidarity (1 color photograph; 41 black and white photographs; 2 black and white negatives; 1 newspaper clipping attached; correspondence, 1 page; bank record, 1 page) 3. Kohler (2 of 2) (6 black and white photographs, 2 duplicates from folder 1; 2 black and white photocopies of 2 photographs; 1 note detailing photograph that isn’t in the folder) 4. “Of no value for publications?” (32 black and white contact sheets of 63 negatives; 27 black and white photographs [including 1 photograph where one person has been manually cut-out]) 5. Harvester Strike – Chicago, Illinois – September 1955 (27 black and white photographs [writing on 5], 7 duplicates; 16 black and white contact sheets of 32 negatives; 5 newspaper clippings, 1 clipping is attached) 6. UNLABELED FOLDER (7 black and white photographs [a grey substance applied to 1. Includes other marks]; 5 black and white photocopies) 7. Michigan Governor Frank Murphy – Port Huron, Michigan (37 black and white photographs; 1 magazine clipping) 8. Allis Chalmers Strike (13 black and white photographs [includes 2 photographs with two corners cut off; writing on 1]; 3 newspaper clippings attached; 1 newspaper clipping, partial) 9. Strike – kitchens (4 black and white photographs [writing on 1]; 1 newspaper clipping, attached) 10. UNLABELED FOLDER (3 black and white photographs) 11. Local 600 – Ford strike and pickets (10 black and white photographs) 12. Kohler Strike – Investigation (27 black and white photographs) 13. Piasecki Aircraft Strike – Local 840 (10 black and white photographs, 5 duplicates) 14. UNLABELED FOLDER (1 black and white photograph) 15. Ex-Cell-O Strike – December, 1958 (6 black and white photographs) 16. Convention – CIO – 1952 (14 black and white negatives) 17. UNLABELED FOLDER (8 black and white photographs) 18. Convention and miscellaneous – 1936-1937 /Cartoon – Posters – Papers (14 black and white photographs [includes 2 photographs with sections that are missing; writing on 4]; 1 black and white contact sheet of 12 photographs [writing on 3]; 1 newspaper clipping attached) 19. UNLABELED FOLDER (35 black and white photographs [writing on 3], 1 duplicate from previous folder; note on description of 1 photograph that may not be in folder) 20. History (24 black and white photographs; 5 descriptions of photographs, 4 don’t appear be in the folder; 3 issues of Springboard; 1 issue of Labour News From The U.S.) 21. UNLABELED FOLDER (11 black and white photographs; 1 magazine clipping; Founding Conference program) 22. UNLABELED FOLDER (8 black and white photographs; 2 black and white photocopies; 1 issue of Solidarity) 23. Organizing (17 black and white photographs) 24. UAW (27 black and white photographs) 25. Hunger March (5 color contact sheets; 23 black and white photographs)

26. Reuther, Walter P. – International (68 black and white photographs, 6 duplicates [includes 1 photograph with an applied grey substance; writing on 1]; 1 newspaper contact sheet, 1 page) 27. UNLABELED FOLDER (32 black and white photographs [writing on 2]; 1 black and white photograph; description of 1 photograph that doesn’t appear in folder) 28. UAW History (11 black and white photographs) 29. UNLABELED FOLDER (45 black and white photographs [1 with an applied grey substance; writing on 2]; 4 newspaper clippings, 3 attached) 30. UNLABELED FOLDER (32 black and white photographs; 6 black and white negatives) 31. UNLABELED FOLDER (8 black and white contact sheets of 227 negatives; 13 black and white photographs) 32. Reuther, Walter P. – with Brass (77 black and white photographs [writing on 2]; 1 newspaper clipping attached) 33. Reuther, Walter P. – with noted personalities (15 black and white photographs) 34. Peace – 1960’s (18 black and white photographs [writing on 1]; 1 black and white photocopy; 5 news paper clippings, 3 attached; 1 black and white contact sheet of 30 negatives) 35. UNLABELED FOLDER (1 black and white photograph) 36. Edsel Ford estate, 1962 (3 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate; 1 newspaper clipping attached) 37. Farm Workers – Cesar Chavez (1 color photograph; 72 black and white photographs; 1 black and white negative; 2 newspaper clippings attached) 38. Washington, DC – March 1963 (1 color slide; 5 black and white photographs) 39. Employment, 1950-1962 (5 black and white photographs) 40. Healthcare & Safety (9 black and white photographs; 1 newspaper clipping attached) 41. Reuther, Walter P. – Death – miscellaneous (9 black and white photographs) 42. Reuther, Walter P. – Death – Board Members (14 black and white photographs) 43. UNLABELED FOLDER [appears to consist of photocopies related to exhibits] (32 black and white photocopies; ‘Early Years’ exhibit timeline, 2 pages; 1 inter-office note, typed)

Box 2 1. Plant Closings (1 of 2) (62 black and white photographs; includes descriptions of photographs that aren’t in the folder) 2. Photo Archives (3 black and white photographs) 3. Plant Closings (2 of 2) (65 black and white photographs; 1 black and white photograph that may have been cut out of a publication) 4. Retirees (1 of 2) (3 black and white photographs) 5. Randolph, A. Philip – founder – Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters (2 black and white photographs; biography from pbs.org, 4 pages) 6. Unemployment (9 black and white photographs) 7. Women Workers (9 black and white photographs) 8. Chavez, Cesar (2 black and white photographs) 9. Aerospace (NO PHOTOGRAHS; includes description of photograph that isn’t in the folder) 10. Canada (1 black and white photograph) 11. Energy (1 black and white photograph)

12. Fraser, Doug (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 13. Mazey, Emil (3 black and white photographs) 14. Murray, Philip (1 black and white photograph) 15. Organizing (1 black and white photograph; includes description of photograph that isn’t in the folder) 16. People (6 black and white photographs) 17. Picketing (4 black and white photographs) 18. Retirees (2 of 2) (1 black and white photograph) 19. Reuther, Walter P. (4 black and white photographs) 20. Strikes (1 of 2) (14 black and white photographs; 1 newspaper clipping attached; includes descriptions of photographs that aren’t included in the folder) 21. UAW Meetings (3 black and white photographs; includes description of photograph that may not be in the folder) 22. Union Busting (3 black and white photographs) 23. Union Officials (1 black and white photograph) 24. Women’s Department (4 black and white photographs; includes description of photograph that may not be in folder) 25. Woodcock, Leonard (1 black and white photograph) 26. Other Unions – Boycotts (8 black and white photographs) 27. Ford Negotiations, 1970 & 1967 (18 black and white photographs) 28. Strikes (2 of 2) (18 black and white photographs; 1 color photograph) 29. Retirement – Social Security (10 black and white photographs) 30. Not Using (10 color photographs; 1 color contact sheet of 8 negatives; 51 black and white photographs; 3 newspaper clippings attached; 3 contact sheets of newspaper clippings; 1 black and white negative) 31. Women – Archives (14 black and white photographs) 32. UAW History – Early auto organizing (74 black and white photographs [includes 1contact sheet of newspaper clipping, torn; 1 photograph with applied black magic marker]; 1 black and white magazine clipping, partial advertisement; 2 black and white contact sheets of 55 negatives, 2 duplicates) 33. Reuther, Walter P. – General Material (500 Planes A Day by Walter P. Reuther, photocopies; 59 black and white photographs; 2 black and white negatives; 1 color slide) 34. Reuther, Walter P. – Family (1 color photograph, 1 duplicate; 37 black and white photographs [includes 1 torn photograph; substance was applied to 1], 1 duplicate; 2 black and white negatives; 2 newspaper clippings attached) 35. Reuther, Walter P. – Memorials (1 of 2) (1 color photograph; 49 black and white photographs; newspaper clippings) 36. Reuther, Walter P. – Memorials (2 of 2) (1 color slide; 21 black and white photographs) 37. Reuther, Walter P. – Eulogy (copy of the eulogy) 38. Reuther, Walter P. – Death – Family Mourners (68 black and white photographs, 2 duplicates) 39. Reuther, Walter P. – Awards (28 black and white photographs; 1 newspaper clipping attached) 40. NO FOLDER (1 black and white photograph) 41. Ford, Henry (1 of 2) (26 black and white photographs; 1 newspaper clipping, attached; 1 photocopy of 1 black and white photograph)

42. Ford, Henry (2 of 2) (13 black and white photographs) 43. Reuther, Walter P. – with noted personalities – 20th Anniversary (5 black and white photographs, 2 duplicates) 44. Reuther, Walter P. – California/Reuther, Walter P. – Convention, 1969 (41 black and white photographs) 45. Reuther, Walter P. – Ford negotiations – 1964 (39 black and white photographs) 46. Negotiations (8 black and white photographs; 3 newspaper clippings attached) 47. Reuther, Walter P. – Strikes (1 color photograph; 31 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate) 48. Martin Aircraft Strike – Local 788 (3 black and white photographs, 3 duplicates; 3 black and white negatives; 1 newspaper clipping attached)

Box 3 1. Reuther, Walter P. – Testifying (44 black and white photographs) 2. Watts Riot – California (38 black and white photographs, 2 duplicates) 3. Reuther, Walter P. – Historic (59 black and white photographs [substance applied to 1 photograph; 1 photograph is stained and a small piece has been torn off; 1 photograph has been autographed by Tom Lewis]; 2 newspaper clippings attached; 6 black and white photocopies with paper clipped descriptions) 4. Reuther, Walter P. – prior to 1950 (10 black and white photographs) 5. Reuther, Walter P. – full length (7 black and white photographs [substance applied to 1 photograph] 6. Reuther, Walter P. – testifying (18 black and white photographs) 7. Reuther, Walter P. – with children (5 black and white photographs) 8. Reuther, Walter P. – on television (5 black and white photographs) 9. Reuther, Walter P. – individual shots (6 black and white photographs [a grey substance was applied to 1 photograph]) 10. Reuther, Walter P. – Overseas (28 black and white photographs, 13 duplicates; 1 newspaper clipping attached) 11. Letter from Russia – Reuther, Walter P. – Reuther, Victor G. (NO PHOTOGRAPHS; program and copy of eulogy from Mr. and Mrs. Walter Philip Reuther’s funeral; government correspondence; photocopies of newspaper clippings; copy of “Documents in a smear campaign that boomeranged”; copy of press release from Senator Theodore Francis Green; copy of National Farmer’s Union’s newsletter; copy of telegram) 12. Solidarity – December 2003 (1 CD-R; 6 copies of the issue) 13. Solidarity – November 2003 (2 CD-R’s; 2 color photographs; 5 copies of the issue) 14. Solidarity – October 2003 (2 CD-R’s; 6 copies of the issue) 15. Solidarity – September 2003 (1 CD-R; 2 color photographs; 1 black and white photocopy; 13 color contact sheets of 334 digital photographs; correspondence, 1 page; 3 copies of the issue) 16. Solidarity – July-August 2003 (1 CD-R; 37 color photographs, 1 duplicate; 1 color negative of artwork; 2 black and white photographs; 1 black and white negative; 6 copies of the issue)

Box 4 1. Atlantic City, New Jersey – April 16th, 2008 (1 Digital Capture DVD+R; 1 contacts spreadsheet) 2. Air Quality Hearing – House Sub Committee, March 14th, 2007 (1 CD-R; 5 color contact sheets of 153 digital photographs) 3. Andros, George – Region #1D (5 color photographs, 12 duplicates; 2 black and white photographs, 10 duplicates) 4. Agricultural Implements – Local 248 – Fisher, George (1 black and white photograph, upper right-hand corner is cut) 5. Auto Show – Ford – General Motors – Washington DC – Rebecca Cook, 2002 (3 color contact sheets of 102 photographs; 20 color photographs) 6. Douglas, McDonald – Aerospace – Vice President – Forrest, Carolyn (2 color photographs) 7. Aerospace 2003 – Enstrom Helicopter (1 CD-R; 1 color photograph, folded) 8. Aerospace (3 color photographs; 11 black and white photographs) 9. Aerospace – Baggage Handlers - Metro Airport – Detroit, Michigan – Jim West, 1999- 2000 (1 black and white photograph) 10. Agricultural Implements – Case I.H., 1995 (14 color photographs, 3 duplicates; 1 black and white photograph) 11. Agricultural Implements – Caterpillar – 1990-1994 (29 color photographs; 6 black and white photographs [clear tape on 1 photograph]; 1 black and white contact sheet-out of 1 photograph) 12. CAT Team – Lab – Convention Center – October 21st, 1992 (34 color photographs; 9 black and white photographs; 60 negatives) 13. Asian-American Workers – Convention – PAI photographs – September 1993 (4 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph) 14. APL-CIO Conventions – 1995 (10 color photographs) 15. Auto Alliance – Mazda – Russ Marshall – February 23rd, 1994 (3 photographs, 1 typed note concerning removed photographs) 16. Contract Negotiations – Big Three – 2003 (5 color photographs; 2 CD-R’s; Solidarity photocopies, 2 pages) 17. Bargaining – Big Three – 1996 (7 color photographs [clear tape residue on 1 photograph]; 3 color slides) 18. General Motors – Janesville, Florida – Plant – Yokich, Steve – Costerisan, R. – August 21st, 1989 (25 color photographs) 19. Bargaining/TOP – Graduate Students – Solidarity – October 2000 (10 color photographs) 20. Bargaining – 1995 (32 color photographs, 5 black and white photographs) 21. Bargaining – 1990-1994 (18 color photographs; 12 black and white photographs; contact sheet-out of 1 black and white photograph) 22. Bantom, Gerald (1 color photograph, creased; 1 color contact sheet of 36 negatives; 1 black and white photograph; email correspondence, 1 page) 23. Bieber, Owen – International Visitors – Mars, Russ (38 color photographs; 2 color slides; 37 black and white photographs; 1 black and white contact sheet of 36 negatives; copies of News From The UAW)

24. Bonior, David – Cook, Rebecca – and miscellaneous photography – 2002 (53 color photographs; 1 contact sheet of 36 negatives; 17 contact sheets of 153 digital photographs; 1 CD-R) 25. Bonior, David – Waldman, George – June 2001 (34 color photographs) 26. Bonior, David – Reinhard, Rick – June 2001 (5 color photographs) 27. Bonior, David – Cook, Rebecca – June 2001 (19 color photographs) 28. NO FOLDER (1 color photograph; 4 black and white contact sheets of 64 negatives)

Box 5 1. Black Lake Gym (4 color photographs, 2007 and u.d.) 2. Black Lake and Golf Course – Jordan, Bill – 2000 – Solidarity (7 color photographs) 3. Black Lake – unknown photographer – Kelly, T. - 2002-2003 (1 black and white photograph; 37 color photographs; 5 color negatives; 11 color slides) 4. Mural at Black Lake – Floeter, D. – September 12th, 2002 (23 color photographs; 1 CD- R) 5. Black Lake, Exterior & Grounds, Schroder, 10/95 (56 color photographs; 2 color photocopies; “SCAB ALERT” note regarding the photographer taped to folder; “DO NOT USE” written on folder under heading) 6. Black Lake - Women’s Conference – Madar, Olga (1 black and white photograph) 7. Bluestone, Irving (44 black and white photographs) 8. Bunn, Elizabeth (24 color photographs; 4 black and white photographs, 3 duplicates; 1 color slide; Inter Office Communication, 3 pages, 200110) 9. CAP Book – 2004 (21 color photographs; 3 black and white photographs; 1 political cartoon, possible original artwork, appeared in Solidarity, January and February1996) 10. CAP Workshops – Washington DC – Rick Reinhard, February 2001 (21 color photographs) 11. CAP Political Issues – Medicare-Drugs – Rebecca Cook, 2000 (2 color photographs) 12. Casino Workers – December 2003 (31 color photographs; 25 color negatives; 1 CD-R) 13. Greektown Casino Bargaining - Rebecca Cook, September 2001 (20 color photographs) 14. Casinos – Atlantic City, New Jersey – June 21st (2 Digital Capture DVD+R’s) 15. Classroom – Labor Studies – Local 1097 (4 color photographs) 16. Comerica Park – Detroit, Michigan – UAW Night – Ron Gettelfinger – Elizabeth Bunn, August 7th, 2004 (1 CD-R) 17. UAW – Solidarity – Constitutional Convention – Bob King – President – Oath of Office – Acceptance Speech (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 18. Buildings – Capital Building, 1999 (4 photographs; 1 color slide) 19. Consumer Products, 2000 (13 color photographs; 1 color negative) 20. Solidarity – before and after Woodlane Construction, 2002 (18 color photographs; 15 black and white photographs [includes photocopy]; 1 black and white contact sheet of 12 negatives; 1 black and white drawing with orange transparency; 3-ring binder of presentation with 1 color and 13 black and white photocopies; correspondence, 2 pages). 21. Solidarity House (48 black and white photographs; 1 color postcard, 1 duplicate; 1 color photocopy; 1 black and white photocopy; 1 book; 2 pamphlets) 22. UAW Construction – dedicated – 1950 (3 color photographs; 19 black and white photographs; 1 color negative; 1 negative; 1 CD-R; 3 coasters)

23. Buildings – UAW (1 color photograph; 4 black and white photographs; 2 color postcards, 1 duplicate; 2 black and white photocopies; floor plan) 24. Boycotts – Farm Workers (3 black and white photocopies) 25. Cesar Chavez – Farm Workers (13 black and white photographs; 1 black and white publicity glossy for television biography [with 3 photographs]; 1 black and white postcard; 1 magazine clipping, torn) 26. Bill Clinton, Solidarity House, Bill Jordan, 3/99 (30 color photographs, 7 duplicates; 11 color contact sheets of negatives [300 negatives total]) 27. Bill Clinton (46 color photographs, 4 duplicates; 7 black and white photographs; 1 photocopy of two color photographs; 1 page description of 3 photographs [photographs are not attached]) 28. Bill Clinton, 1990-1994 (22 color photographs, 1 duplicate; 2 color negatives; 8 color slides; 7 black and white photographs; 1 black and white negative; 1 page, correspondence; 2 black and white contact sheets of 75 negatives; 1 Solidarity) 29. Consumer Products – General, 1995 (1 of 2) (11 color photographs; 8 color negatives; 1 color negative of advertisement) 30. Consumer Products – General, 1995 (2 of 2) (11 color photographs; 2 color slides; 2 color negatives; 1 black and white photograph; 1 black and white negative; 1 handwritten not describing 3 photographs [photographs are not attached]) 31. Consumer Products – Auto Show – Detroit, Michigan – Russ Marshall, 1995 (19 color photographs; 1 handwritten note) 32. Consumer Products – Union Industry Show, 1995 (15 color photographs; 1 handwritten note) 33. Consumer Products – AFL -CIO Union Industries Show – Dave Elsila – Jim West, 1995 (4 color photographs; 1 handwritten note)

Box 6 1. CAP – Voter Registration (15 color photographs) 2. Casstevens, Bill (1 color photograph; 3 black and white photographs, 2 duplicates; 3 black and white print-outs) 3. Chaplins – 1996- (7 color photographs, 1 duplicate) 4. Children – Miscellaneous (2 color photographs; 36 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate) 5. Child Care Centers – Vice President Steve Yokich visits - Russ Marshall, April 9th, 1994 (10 color photographs; 3 black and white photographs) 6. Children – 2001 (1 color photograph; 2 black and white photographs) 7. Children – 1995- (70 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph) 8. Child Care – Development – Rebecca Cook – Russ Marshall, October 2001 (74 color photographs) 9. Child Labor – 1986/Child Labor – Bolivar City, Mississippi – Earl Dotter (3 black and white photographs; 1 black and white postcard; 10 black and white photocopies) 10. Chrysler – Jefferson North Assembly Plant – Detroit, Michigan – March 31st, 1992 (See Daimler Chrysler) (3 color photographs; 9 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate; “Dedication” folder with press releases) 11. Chrysler – 1994/Chrysler Technology Center – Auburn Hills, Michigan (3 color photograph; 3 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate)

12. Civil Rights (6 color photographs; 78 black and white photographs; 1 black and white contact sheet of 20 photographs; 1 black and white negative) 13. Clinton, Bill – at General Motors – Shreveport, Louisiana – January 29th, 1994 (180 color photographs; 15 color negatives) 14. Clinton, Hilary (9 color photographs) 15. Colleges and Universities – Cornell University – Ithaca, New York (9 color photographs; 4 black and white photographs; 3 color contact sheet of 74 photographs, 2 duplicate) 16. Conservation – Local 78 – Region 1A – Toxic Waste – 1996 (20 color photographs [writing on 1]; 4 black and white photographs; 27 black and white negatives) 17. Conservation – Earth Day, 1995 (3 color photographs) 18. Conservation – Earth Day, 1990 – 1994 (1 color photograph; 3 black and white photographs) 19. Civil Rights, 1990 – 1994 (6 color photographs) 20. Civil Rights, 1995 (18 color photographs, 1 duplicate; 1 black and white photographs) 21. Community Activities, 1990 – 1994 (16 color photographs; 3 color slides; 1 black and white photograph) 22. Community Activities, 1998- (15 color photographs; 4 color negatives; 1 black and white photograph) 23. Community Activities – Solidarity House – Take Your Daughter to Work Day, 1998 (22 color photographs) 24. Community Activities – Labor Fest – Detroit, Michigan (16 color photographs) 25. Community Services – Tornado – Florida – Ann Coughlin – Harmon Garcia – May 1998 (37 color photographs)] 26. Community Services – Tornados – Oklahoma (5 color photographs) 27. Community Services, 1997 (11 color photographs) 28. Community Services, 1995 – 1996 (33 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph) 29. Community Services – Oliver Wendell Homes School – Detroit, Michigan – Russ Marshall, 1995 (9 color photographs) 30. Community Activities – SVC (2 color photographs) 31. Conventions – 31st Constitutional Convention – Anaheim, California – Gary Schoichet, June 1995 (81 color photographs; 4 color negatives; 11 black and white photographs) 32. Conventions – UAW Convention – San Diego, California – Dave Elsila, June 14th-19th, 1992 (86 color photographs) 33. Conventions – UAW Convention – San Diego, California – Russ Marshall, June 14th- 19th, 1992 (58 color photographs; 1 color contact sheet of 18 photographs; 1 floppy disc; 35 black and white photographs) 34. Agricultural Implements (26 color photographs; 1 color index sheet of 36 photographs; 1 black and white photograph) 35. Consumer Products – Union Industries Show – Jackson Hill, June 1998 (17 color photographs; 123 color negatives) 36. Contract on America – Game (1 color negative of art)

Box 7 1. Deere, John – Moline, Illinois – 1998 (17 color photographs; 2 color negatives; 2 black and white photographs) 2. Demonstrations-Rallies - Seattle, Washington – J. Friebert, April 2000 (2 color photographs; 23 color contact sheets of 424 photographs [writing on 12]) 3. Asner, Ed – 28th Constitutional Convention, 1986 (1 color photograph) 4. Labor Day – Demonstrations, 1999 (13 color photographs) 5. Labor Day in the Pulpit – AFL-CIO – Stephen John, September 1999 (1 color photograph; 2 color contact sheets of 36 photographs; 26 color negatives [writing on 4]) 6. Laborfest (3 CD-R’s) 7. Labor Day – Flint, Michigan – George Waldman, 2002 (20 color photographs; 2 color index sheets of 56 photographs) 8. Davis, Warren (30 color photographs; 5 color index sheets of 184 photographs; 5 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate) 9. Demonstrations-Rallies, Watsonville, California- 1997/Demonstrations-Rallies – Strawberry Workers – California – Damon Hartley, 1997 (13 color photographs) 10. Demonstrations-Rallies – Detroit Newspapers on Veteran’s Day – Michigan – Dave Elsila, May 1996 (31 color photographs; 1 color negative; 1 color slide) 11. Demonstrations-Rallies, Labor Day, 1997 (24 color photographs) 12. Demonstrations-Rallies, 2000 (6 color photographs) 13. Demonstrations-Rallies – Labor Day, 1999 (18 color photographs; correspondence, 1 page; 1 business card) 14. Demonstrations-Rallies – Labor Day – Detroit, Michigan – Dave Elsila, September 1995 (64 color photographs; 1 color slide) 15. SUV Rally – Washington, DC (2 color photographs) 16. Demonstrations-Rallies – President Bill Clinton Impeachment, March 1999 (7 color photographs, 2 duplicates) 17. Demonstrations-Rallies - Detroit City Workers – Michigan, 1999 (19 color photograph) 18. Labor Day – Detroit, Michigan, 2006 (1 CD-RW) 19. Labor Day – Louisville, Kentucky, September 2001 (2 color photographs; 4 color index sheets of 140 photographs; 4 CD-R’s) 20. Labor Day – Toledo, Ohio – Bill Jordan, 2001 (36 color photographs; 36 color negatives; 3 color index sheets of 104 photographs) 21. Demonstrations-Rallies – Any Place But Hudson’s – Bob McKeown, November 1991(51 color photographs; 8 color slides; 4 color print-outs; 22 black and white photographs; correspondence, 1 page; 1 business card) 22. Demonstrations-Rallies – Detroit Newspapers – Michigan – 1995-1996 (20 color photographs, 2 black and white photographs) 23. Disasters – Tornado, 1998 (2 color photographs) 24. Demonstrations-Rallies – Solidarity Day, 1991/Solidarity – Washington DC – Russ Marshall – Gary Marshall, August 31st, 1991 (48 color photographs; 10 black and white photographs; 14 black and white contact sheets of 244 photographs [writing on 43]) 25. Demonstrations-Rallies (4 color photograph; 2 color slides; 7 black and white photographs [writing on 1]) 26. Demonstrations-Rallies – Labor Day – Dave Elsila, 1996– (28 color photographs; 1 black and white photocopy of 2 photographs)

27. Demonstrations-Rallies, 1995 (54 color photographs; 8 color slides; 2 color printouts; 8 black and white photographs) 28. Demonstrations-Rallies – Labor Day, 1995 (8 color photographs; 2 black and white photographs) 29. Demonstrations-Rallies – Agricultural Implements – CAT, 1992 (49 color photographs; 1 color slide; 1 color print-out; 2 black and white photographs) 30. Demonstrations-Rallies – Agricultural Implements – CAT – Michigan, 1992 (36 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph) 31. Diego Rivera – Detroit Institute of Arts – Detroit, Michigan (2 color photographs) 32. Dotzler, Bill – State Senator – Local 838 (14 color photographs) 33. Detroit Institute of Arts – Detroit, Michigan – Solidarity – Irving Bluestone – Lecture Series – Rebecca Cook (2 color index sheets of 67 photographs [writing on 16]) 34. Dole, Bob (25 color photographs) 35. Drive American Quality Cars – Clinton, Bill – LaVor, Marty – May 1993 (20 color photographs) 36. Earth Day – Gary Schoichet – March 1990 (6 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph) 37. Gore, Al – Worker to Worker – Education, 1999 (5 color photographs) 38. Public Education, 1995 (16 color photographs) 39. Education – In-House (2 color photographs) 40. Union Education, 1990-1994 (4 color photographs) 41. Employee Assistance Programs, 1990-1994 (3 color photographs) 42. Equal Pay Rally, 2002 (1 color photograph) 43. EVI Electric Car – General Motors Model – Rebecca Cook, 1996 (2 color photographs)

Box 8 1. Ford – September 27th, 2009 (1 DVD+R) 2. Ford – Jim Parks, 2007 (1 CD-RW) 3. Ford – Historical – Local 600 (magazine article, 6 pages) 4. Ford, Plants (4 color photographs) 5. Ford Motor Company (3 color photographs; 2 black and white photographs; 1 note on photograph that doesn’t appear to be in folder) 6. Health and Safety – Workplace Hazards – Ford Rouge Explosion – Rebecca Cook – Bill Jordan, April 1999 (8 color photographs; 1 color contact sheet of 24 negatives) 7. Ford Rescue Ambulance (1 color slide) 8. Ford – National Council – UAW – Bill Jordan, 1999 (1 color photograph) 9. Ford – Plant Workers – Locals 249, 900, 919 (51 color photographs) 10. Ford – Historical, 1941/Contract Signing – Last Lincoln before war, 1942/Family Learning Center (3 color slides; 2 black and white slides) 11. Fricano, Tom (1 color photograph) 12. Frigidaire (3 color photographs) 13. Family, 1990-1998 (13 color photographs; 1 color slide; 2 black and white photographs) 14. Flores, Joe (1 color photograph) 15. General Motors Strike – Local 659 – Rebecca Cook, September 14th, 2007 (1 CD-R; 4 color contact sheets of 80 digital photographs) 16. Gephardt, Dick – Bonior, David – 2002 (9 color photographs)

17. Gettelfinger, Ron – State of the Union/35th Constitutional Convention, June 14th, 2010 (1 CD-R) 18. Gettelfinger, Ron – Fall 2002 (32 color photographs; 32 color negatives; 1 color contact sheets of 25 negatives) 19. Gettelfinger, Ron (1 floppy disc; 75 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph; 37 color negatives; correspondence, 1 page) 20. Appearances (1 CD-R) 21. Gettelfinger, Ron/Miscellaneous/March 2nd, 2010 (73 color photographs, 4 duplicates; 1 original sketch, black ink; 38 color negatives; 1 black and white photograph; correspondence, 2 pages) 22. Gettelfinger, Ron – September 30th 2008 (24 color negatives; 2 color photographs; 1 color contact sheet of 35 negatives; 1 black and white photocopy) 23. Greathouse, Pat – Region 4, Summer School (1 CD-RW; 1 black and white photograph) 24. General Motors – Plants (2 color photographs) 25. General Motors Auto Racing, UAW, “Thunder in the Poconos” – Reg. McGhee, June 12th, 1994 (37 color photographs) 26. General Motors – Saturn Project (9 black and white photographs) 27. General Dynamics negotiations – UAW – Russ Marshall, June 1991 (6 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph; 4 black and white photocopies) 28. General Motors (9 color photographs; 3 color negatives; 32 black and white photographs, 2 duplicates) 29. Government Buildings (1 color photograph; 21 black and white photographs [1 with red transparency]; 1 newspaper clipping) 30. Granholm, Jennifer (3 color photographs) 31. Granholm, Jennifer – Waldman, George – NTC, September 2002 (25 color negatives; 75 color photographs; 3 color contact sheets of 108 negatives) 32. Habitat, Jim Bowman, December 4th, 2001 (26 color photographs; 13 color negatives) 33. Gore, Al – 2000 (23 color contact sheets of 773 photographs, 1 duplicate; 20 color photographs) 34. Health and Safety - Stress (6 color photographs) 35. Health Care – Interviews – Minnie Muldrew – Janet Landmesser, July 1993/Social Issues, Health Care, 1990-1994/Health Care – Interviews – Connie Henderson – Russ Marshall, Local 600, July 1993/Health Care – Interviews – Joe Valenti – Jean Valenti – Marc Harris, July 19933/Health Care – George Gryzenia - AMMO – Volume 27, Number 2 (1 issue of Ammo; 33 color photographs; 23 color negatives; 1 magazine clipping) 36. Health and Safety – OSHA – Workplace Hazards, 1990-1994 (7 color photographs; 1 original color painting; 1 color negative of artwork, 1 duplicate; 24 black and white photographs; 1 newspaper clipping, attached; 1 magazine clipping) 37. Health and Safety – Welfare Hazards – General Motors Falls – Bill Jordan, 1999 (6 color contact sheets of 126 negatives) 38. Health and Safety – Ergonomics – Bill Jordan, May 2000 and 1998 (15 color photographs) 39. Health and Safety – OSHA – Repetitive Motion Disorder, 1995 (18 color photographs; 2color slides) 40. Health and Safety – Training – OSHA, 1995 (13 color photographs) 41. Health and Safety – Training – OSHA, 1990-1994 (22 color photographs)

Box 9 1. Helicopter – Region 1D (1 CD-R; 3 color photographs) 2. Health and Safety – OSHA – Workplace Hazards (29 color photographs; 31 color negatives) 3. Historical (4 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph; 2 CD-R) 4. History – Greenfield Village – William Jordan, June 28th, 2000 (22 color photographs; 10 color contact sheets of 304 photographs) 5. History – 2000 (9 color photographs; 1 color contact sheet of 36 photographs [writing on 6]) 6. History – B-24 Bomber (9 black and white photographs) 7. Historical – Automobile (23 color photographs; 2 color negatives of artwork; 1 black and white photograph) 8. History – Labor Museum and Learning Center – Flint, Michigan (20 color photographs; 1 issue of Ammo) 9. Historical – Youngstown Labor Museum (9 color photographs) 10. Historical – Labor Museum and Learning Center of Michigan – Flint (21 color photographs) 11. Historical – United States Department of Labor Museum (5 color photographs) 12. Immigrants – Local 645 – Eric Sasaki (4 color photographs) 13. Indianapolis Training Center – Indiana (4 color photographs; 4 color contact sheets of 141 photographs [5 partial; writing on 1]; 141 color negatives; 2 black and white contact sheets of 60 photographs [2 partial; writing on 5]) 14. International –North American Free Trade Agreement [NAFTA] – 1990-2000 (72 color photographs, 1 duplicate; 1 color slide; 3 black and white photographs) 15. International – North American Free Trade Agreement [NAFTA] – Ammo – Volume 28- Volume 34 (26 color photographs; 1 color print-out; 1 issue of Ammo) 16. International – Nicaragua (1 black and white photograph) 17. International – Pakistan, 1995 (1 color photograph; 1 black and white photograph) 18. International – Thailand – Workers Working – Bob Gumpert, 1995 (7 black and white photographs) 19. International – Trade and Imports, 1995 (7 color photographs) 20. International – Trade and Imports, 1990 – 1994 (1 color photograph) 21. International – 1990 (5 color photographs) 22. International – Africa, 1995- (1 color photograph; 3 color print-outs; 33 color negatives) 23. International – Asia, 1995 (1 color photograph) 24. International – Asia, 1990-1994 (1 color photograph) 25. International – China, 1996- (4 color photographs; 2 color slides; 2 color print-outs; 1 “Free Wang” card) 26. International – North American Free Trade Agreement [NAFTA] – Mexican Safety – Solidarity – January, 2000/North American Free Trade Agreement [NAFTA] – Mexico, Solidarity – January 2001 – Don Emmerich (39 color photographs) 27. International – Mexico –Workers Working, 1989–1994 (71 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph) 28. International – Mexico – Workers Working – Automobiles, 1995 (12 color photographs; 4 black and white photographs)

29. International – Britain (5 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph) 30. International – Puerto Rico – Solidarity, 2000 (7 color photographs) 31. International – Puerto Rico – Members Organize, 2004 (21 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph) 32. International – Puerto Rico, David Bacon, April 2002 (135 color photographs) 33. International – Canada, Brad Murphy – Solidarity, March 1st, 2001, page 9, George Waldman (2 color photographs) 34. International – Canada, 1990 – 1996 (5 color photograph; 3 black and white photographs) 35. International – Central America, 1995-1996 (2 color photographs; 2 black and white photographs) 36. International – Child Labor March-Rally (6 color photographs) 37. International – Germany, 1990 – 1994/Unions – German Metal Workers – Solidarity – June 1990 – Russ Marshall, May 1990 (9 color photographs) 38. International – Europe, 1990–1994 (1 color photograph) 39. International – France, 1995 (2 color photograph) 40. International – Germany, 1995 – 1996 (3 color photograph) 41. International – Honduras, 1995 (1 black and white photograph) 42. International – Honduras, 1990 – 1994 (19 color photographs; 18 black and white photographs; 1 black and white photocopy) 43. International – Mexico, 1990–1998 (100 color photographs; 14 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate; 8 black and white photocopies) 44. International – Japan, 1995 –1996 (8 color photographs) 45. International – Indonesia (4 color photographs) 46. IPS – Budd Stamping and Frame – Detroit, Michigan – 1998 (4 color slides; 5 color print-outs) 47. Jeffrey, Millie (1 color photograph; 1 black and white photograph; 1 black and white negative; “In Celebration of Mildred Jeffrey” program) 48. Kaptur, Marcy – Congresswomen – Toledo, Ohio (3 color photographs; 1 color index sheet of 22 photographs) 49. Kentucky State Workers, 2002 – Peak – Randy McCaffery, March 6th, 2002 (9 color photographs; 36 color negatives; 1 business card) 50. Kentucky State Workers (3 color photographs) 51. Kentucky State Workers, Randy McCaffery, 2001 (6 color photographs; 232 color negatives; 18 black and white photographs [with signed model releases]; 2 color print- outs of 23 digital photographs; 2 business cards) 52. Kerry, John, 2004 (5 color photographs) 53. Kerry, John, July 29th, 2004/Kerry, John – Acceptance Speech - Grand Rapids, Michigan Rally – August 2nd, 2004 (1 CD-R [1 missing])

Box 10 1. Media – Television, 1995 (17 color photographs; 1 color slide; 2 color print-outs) 2. Media – Television – We Do The Work, 1990 – 1994 (5 color photographs) 3. Media, 1990 – 1994 (1 color photograph; 1 black and white photograph) 4. Member #1 – The first UAW card ever issued – Hugh Thompson (Correspondence, 3 pages; notes, 5 pages; The Washington Post – Business section)

5. Monsignor Higgins – Public Review Board – Washington DC – Solidarity – R. Jacobi (2 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph; 4 color print-outs of 14 photographs; News From The UAW, press release) 6. Monroe, Louisiana – Southern Solidarity – Solidarity – December, 1989 (14 color photographs; 12 color negatives) 7. Motor City Casino – Detroit, Michigan – 2000 (2 color photographs) 8. Mount Elliott – Apprenticeship – NTC – Rebecca Cook, August 2000 (17 color photographs) 9. National Steel – Rebecca Cook, June 2001 (3 color photographs) 10. National Writers Union (4 color photographs) 11. Oetman, Don – Region 1D Director (3 color photographs [writing on 1]) 12. Olympic Winners (1 color photograph) 13. Oklahoma Steel Workers – Local 695 – 1999/United Aerospace Workers – Local 213 (44 color photographs) 14. Nissan (26 color photographs; 3 color print-outs; 7 black and white photographs; 11 black and white contact sheets/print-outs of 316 photographs [writing on 5]

Box 11 1. Kennedy, John F. (5 black and white photographs [substance applied to 1 photograph]; 1 CD-R) 2. Laskowski, Jack (7 color photographs) 3. King, Martin Luther, Jr. (1 of 2) (24 black and white photographs; 4 black and white photocopies; 1 magazine clipping) 4. King, Martin Luther, Jr. (2 of 2) (1 color photograph; 1 color print-out; 33 black and white photographs; 2 black and white print-outs; 2 black and white photocopies; 1 black and white negative; 1 newspaper clipping; 1 magazine clipping) 5. Martin Luther King Day Peace Walk, January 17th, 2005 (1 CD-R) 6. King, Mrs. Martin Luther (Coretta Scott King) (18 black and white photographs; 3 newspaper clippings, attached) 7. King, Bob – various (11 color photographs; 35 color negatives [1 partial]) 8. Korman, Paul – Region 4 (3 color photographs) 9. Flores, Rick – Labor Artist – “See LUPA File” – Mary Robinson (59 color photographs; “Labor Art For The 21st Century” by Rick Flores, 2 pages; correspondence, 1 page) 10. Leadership School – UAW (1 black and white photograph) 11. Lionel Trains (1 color contact sheet of 36 photographs [writing on2]) 12. Local 6000 (7 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph; 1 color contact sheet of 6 photographs [writing on 3]) 13. Local 3999 – Bath Marine, 2000 (6 color photographs, 3 duplicates) 14. Local 2300 – Family Medical Center – Tim McKinney, 2001 (1 color photograph) 15. Local 2127 – Lockout (3 color photographs) 16. Local 2093 – Labor Day Parade, 2007 (1 color photograph; 1 CD-R; “UAW Salute to Greatness” program, photocopied) 17. Local 2093 – Three Rivers Hospital (1 CD-R) 18. Local 2083 – Region 8 – Moment of Silence (4 color photographs) 19. Local 2162 – July 27th, 2007 (3 color photographs; correspondence, 1 page) 20. Local 2008 – Wray McCalester (1 CD-R; email correspondence, 1 page)

21. Local 1913 – Venture, 2000 (26 color photographs) 22. Local 1700 – Southern Lights – Jackson Hill, August 16th, 1997/Local 1700 – S.H.A.P. Band – June 1997 (7 color photographs; 8 color contact sheets of 247 photographs [writing on 9]; 133 color slides; 4 color print-outs; 2 faxed copies of Michigan Folklife schedule; 1 faxed copy of festival map; correspondence, 3 pages, 1 duplicate; Note, 1 page; “History of the Chrysler U.A.W. Local 1700 S.H.A.P. band,” printout, 2 pages) 23. Local 1621 – Murray (1 color photograph) 24. Local 1413 – 1999 (3 color photographs; 1 CD-R) 25. Local 1112 – Pat Connolly – Paul Cubellis (2 color photographs; correspondence, 2 pages) 26. Local 900 – Solidarity Garden – Rebecca Cook, August 2002 (3 color photographs; 2 color index sheets of 66 photographs [writing on 2]) 27. Local 751 – Caterpillar – Illinois (28 color photographs) 28. Local 600 – Intergenerational Housing for Seniors – October 1999 (6 color photographs, 1 duplicate; 51 color negatives; U.A.W. Region 2 Newsletter, photocopied; 1 note) 29. Local 600 – Fundraiser – Rebecca Cook, October 2001(14 color photographs; 1 color print-out [with writing] 30. Local 594 – Suzanne Brown, President – J. John (6 color photographs) 31. Local 299 – Ryder CCI (1 color photograph; 2 color negatives) 32. Local 167 (1 color photograph) 33. Local 160 – Gordie Howe Fundraiser (8 color photograph; 36 color negatives) 34. Local 155 – Rebecca Cook, October 1998 (39 color negatives) 35. Local 110 – Labor Day Parade – St. Louis, Missouri, 2002 (17 color photographs) 36. Local 94 – Labor Day Parade – Dubuque, Iowa – Dan White, 2003 (1 CD-R) 37. Local 36 and Region 1A Locals – Ford Wixom Assembly, Michigan – Picketing (1 CD- R) 38. Local 22 – UAW – General Motors – Rebecca Cook (2 CD-R’s) 39. Local 22 – Theater Group – Education Committee – March 2000 (7 color photographs; 1 flyer) 40. Local 14 – General Motors Power – Toledo, Ohio – Heather Finfrock, February, 8th 2008 (1 color contact sheet print-out of 22 digital photographs; 1 CD-R) 41. Lofton, Ernest (13 color photographs; “News From The UAW” press release, photocopied; correspondence, 1 page; 1 note) 42. King, Martin Luther, Jr. – Funeral (7 black and white photographs) 43. Mazey, Emil – 25th Constitutional Convention, 1977 (6 black and white photographs – “Memorial Resolution – Emil Mazey,” 1 page; convention program; Detroit Free Press front page) 44. Nelson Mandela – Detroit, Michigan visit – 1990/South African Slides – Roger Bosl /Nelson Mandela – Detroit, Michigan visit – Solidarity, July 1990/Nelson Mandela – Detroit Michigan visit – June 28th, 1990 – miscellaneous photographers (216 color photographs; 10 color print-outs; 15 black and white photographs, 2 duplicates; 13 black and white print-outs; 1 black and white photocopy) 45. Nelson Mandela – Apartheid – Moses Mayekiso (5 color photographs; 2 black and white photographs) 46. Malentacchi, Marcello – Metalworkers Union (1 color photograph; 1 black and white photograph)

47. Mayekiso, Moses (35 color photographs; 3 black and white photographs; “For Immediate Release,” photocopied) 48. Media – Billboards (7 color photographs) 49. Media – Internet (5 color photographs)

Box 12 1. Organizing – 2005- (2 CD-R’s) 2. Organizing – Fitzgerald (3 color photographs; 105 color negatives) 3. Organizing – Union – A-M – Harsco-Sherwood, New York, 2001 (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 4. Organizing – Local 4069 – Saint Gobain Abrasives – Worchester, Massachusetts (9 color photograph) 5. Organizing – Honda – Bill Jordan, September 2001 (1 CD-R) 6. Organizing – Volunteer – Solidarity – March 2001 – Rebecca Cook (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 7. Organizing – ZF Industries – Solidarity – January-February 2001 – Jackson Hill (2 color photographs) 8. Bargaining Convention – March 2007 (1 CD-R) 9. Organizing – Bank of India – Solidarity – March 2000 – Gary Schoichet (1 color photograph) 10. Organizing – DACCO – Solidarity – April 2000 – G. Walker (4 color photographs; 3 color index sheets of 98 photographs) 11. Organizing – JAC Products – Monclova, Ohio – Solidarity – October 2000 – Patty Clark (2 color photographs) 12. Organizing – TOP – Teaching Assistant – California – David Bacon, September 1999 (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 13. Organizing – Toledo Hospital workers, Ohio – Rebecca Cook, March 2001 (53 color photographs; 70 color negatives) 14. Organizing – 2001 (1 black and white photograph) 15. Organizing – Kmart victory – Solidarity – George Waldman, March 2001 (5 color photographs; 21 color negatives) 16. Organizing – Kmart – 1999 (61 color photographs; color contact sheets of 241 photographs [writing on 27]; 7 color slides; 99 color negatives; memo, 1 page) 17. Organizing – Mexican Industries – George Waldman, November 2000 (4 color photographs, 1 duplicate; 1 color contact sheet of 26 photographs [writing on 4]) 18. Organizing - Casinos – MGM Grand – Motor City – ratification – George Waldman, October 2000 (41 color photographs; 42 color negatives; 2 color index sheets of 46 photographs) 19. Organizing – Sparrow Bargaining - #10 negative of committee (45 color photographs; 11 color negatives; note on negative #10) 20. Organizing – ThermaSpa – 1999-2001 (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 21. Organizing – Solidarity – Damon Hartley, March 2000 (1 color photograph) 22. Organizing – Local 21 – Solidarity – March 2000 (4 color photographs) 23. Organizing – Local (2 color photographs) 24. Organizing – Nurses (30 color photographs) 25. Organizing – St. Vincent – Toledo, Ohio – Solidarity – 2000 – and miscellaneous (92 color photographs, 2 duplicates; 121 color negatives)

26. Organizing – Memo program (22 color photographs) 27. Organizing – 2000 (14 color photographs; 2 black and white photographs) 28. Organizing – Mexican Industries – 1999 (24 color photographs, 1 duplicate; 10 color contact sheets of 331 photographs [writing on 4]; 3 black and white photographs) 29. Organizing - Color Manufacturing workers – Solidarity – Steve Cagan, December 1999 (2 color photographs; 30 color negatives) 30. Organizing – South Charleston Stamping, West Virginia – Solidarity – Terry Jennings, May 1999 (1 color photograph) 31. Organizing – TOP – Sparrow Hospital – Lansing, Michigan – 2000-2001 (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 32. Organizing – UCLA – Los Angeles, California – Solidarity – Sandy Uribe, May 1999 (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 33. Organizing – Ford/Visteon workers – Rawsonville, Michigan – Solidarity – Janice Young – Rebecca Cook – Solidarity – December 1999 (1 color photograph) 34. Organizing – 1999 (7 color photographs) 35. Organizing – Students – date unknown (1 color photograph; 1 black and white print of artwork) 36. Organizing – TOP – Indiana – September 1997 (12 color photographs; 27 color negatives) 37. Organizing – Mercedes – Vance, Alabama – October 6th, 1999 (7 color photographs) 38. Organizing – ABB Power – Solidarity – Stefan Poag, 1998 (3 color photographs; 1 color negative) 39. Organizing – BUDD Plant – Kentucky – Jeanie Freibert, 1998 (9 color negatives) 40. Organizing – Perry’s Ice Cream – Akron, New York – Solidarity – 1998 (1 color photograph) 41. Organizing – TOP – New York Publishing House – Solidarity – 1997 (1 color photograph) 42. Organizing – NYU Teaching Assistants – New York (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 43. Organizing – DuPont Automotive Plant – Mt. Clemens, Michigan – George Waldman, October 1998 (4 color photographs) 44. Organizing – American Axle – Solidarity – Rebecca Cook, March 1997 (1 color photograph) 45. Organizing – Local 417 – G & L – Chesterfield Township, Michigan – Solidarity – George Waldman, March 1997/Organizing – DuPont Automotive Plant – Mt. Clemens, Michigan – Solidarity – George Waldman, November 1997 (12 color photographs) 46. Organizing – Alcoa Automotive Structures – Solidarity – Tom Whalen, November 1997 (1 color photograph) 47. Organizing – Mack Trucks – January 1997 (1 color contact sheet of 10 photographs; 10 color negatives) 48. Organizing – Schlegel Company – Chester, South Carolina – March 1997 (1 color photograph) 49. Organizing – Super Steel Treating Company – John Collier, March 1997 (9 color photographs) 50. Organizing – Allied Signal – Union Summer – St. Clair Shores, Michigan – Rebecca Cook, August 1996 (40 color photographs)

51. Organizing – Local 2332 – A-Mold Corporation – Mason, Ohio – Solidarity – Allen Zak, 1996 (35 color photographs) 52. Organizing – Kingsbury – Keene, New Hampshire – Solidarity – September 1996 (1 color photograph) 53. Organizing – Milford Fabricating Company, Michigan – George Waldman, 1996 (9 color photographs) 54. Organizing – Milwaukee, Wisconsin – South side – Solidarity – Don Emmerich. April 1996 (1 color photograph) 55. Organizing – UGN Inc. Plant – Chicago, Illinois – Marc PoKempner, December 1996 (11 color photographs) 56. Organizing – Workers working – Strand Bookstore – New York (23 color photographs) 57. Organizing – By Campaigns – 1990-1994 (29 color photographs; 14 color print-outs; 9 black and white photographs) 58. Organizing – By Campaigns – 1995-1997 (41 color photographs; 2 black and white photographs; National Academy of Management Development, Inc. – seminar registration pamphlet) 59. Organizing – Hudson’s Anti-Union Rally and Counter Demonstration – Dick Olson, 1991/Organizing – Dayton-Hudson’s Rally – Oakland Mall – Troy, Michigan – Dick Olson – July 20th, 1991 (84 color photographs; 6 color slides; 62 color negatives; 1 black and white photograph) 60. Organizing – BMW – New Jersey – Demonstrations – Gary Schoichet, April 1993 (11 color photographs) 61. Organizing – Local 5841 – South Carolina Tank Plant Drive – Ed Brown, 1993 (5 color photographs) 62. Personalities – AFL-CIO/Sweeney, John – President – AFL-CIO (12 color photographs; 4 black and white photographs; A. Philip Randolph: For Jobs and Freedom – PBS special – mailer) 63. Personalities – 2000 (6 color photographs; 4 black and white photographs) 64. Personalities – 1999 (3 color photographs; 5 black and white photographs; 1 black and white negative)

Box 13 1. Personalities – Government Officials, 1990-1994 (31 color photographs, 1 color contact sheet of 1 negative; 4 color slides; 22 black and white photographs) 2. UNLABELED FOLDER (38 color photographs; 1 color contact sheet-out, 2 black and white photographs) 3. Personalities – Artists (2 color photographs) 4. Personalities – Foreign Governments (4 color photographs; 4 black and white photographs) 5. Addes, George – First Secretary of the Treasury – UAW (1 black and white photograph, 3 duplicates; 1 black and white negative; 1 copy of bio) 6. Personalities – UAW Trustees – Rebecca Cook, 1998 (6 color photographs; 1 color negative; 1 color negative; 10 black and white photographs [with 1 red transparency attached]; inter-office correspondence, 1 page) 7. Personalities – Non-UAW Personalities, 1990-1994 (3 color photographs; 2 black and white photographs)

8. Personalities – Show Business (6 color photographs; 5 color slides, 1 duplicate; 7 black and white photographs) 9. UAW Presidents (list of UAW Presidents, 1 page; 4 color photographs; 8 black and white photographs, 8 duplicates; 2 black and white negatives; 1 black and white photocopy; 2 bios, photocopied) 10. Personalities – UAW Officers and Directors, 1995- (23 color photographs; 3 color slides; 2 color contact sheets of 23 negatives; 29 black and white photographs, 8 duplicates) 11. Personalities – UAW Officers and Directors, 1990-94/Personalities-UAW Paul Massaron – Steve Yokich – Rebecca Cook – September 1996 (17 color photographs; 7 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate) 12. Personalities – Non-UAW Personalities, 1995- (9 color photographs; 1 color contact sheet-out; 9 black and white photographs) 13. Komer, Odessa – Jacques Cousteau – John Yolton (2 color photographs; 9 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate; 3 black and white contact sheets) 14. Personalities-UAW Officers and Directors, Retired (9 color photographs; 1 color contact sheet of 17 negatives; 109 color negatives; 8 black and white photographs, 2duplicates; 5 black and white negatives) 15. Davis, Caroline (1 black and white photocopies; 2 black and white contact sheets) 16. Peak – American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees [AFSCME] – Kentucky – R. McCaffey, May 2001 (20 color photographs; 3 color contact sheets of 77 negatives [writing on 5]) 17. Peterbilt (71 color photographs; 2 color photocopies; 3 color contact sheets of 103 negatives; 118 color negatives; 1 CD-RW) 18. Pabst – Local 9 (3 color photographs) 19. Peterbilt – Lockout – Workers and Members, October 31st, 2002 (7 color photographs) 20. Plant Closings – General Dynamics – Rebecca Cook, January 1997 (3 color photographs) 21. Plant Closings (Factory Work, photography book; 1 black and white photograph; 2 black and white photocopied newspaper clippings; correspondence, 1 page) 22. Prison Labor, 1995 (10 color photographs; 6 black and white photographs; 1 black and white photocopy) 23. Puerto Rico – Automobile Workers – David Bacon (11 color photographs) 24. Puerto Rico – TOP – David Bacon, 2001 (138 color photographs) 25. Quality Programs – new – Dick Olson (5 color photographs) 26. Recreation – Baseball (12 color photographs) 27. Recreation – Basketball (7 color photographs) 28. Recreation – Bowling (9 color photographs, 3 duplicates) 29. Recreation – Exercising (8 color photographs) 30. Recreation – Football (5 color photographs) 31. Recreation – Golf (13 color photographs) 32. Recreation – Hobbies, 1995 (11 color photographs; 3 color slides) 33. Recreation – Music (7 color photographs) 34. Region 1 Car Show – George Waldman, October 2002 (28 color photographs) 35. Region 1 – Harry “Les” Croyle – Veteran’s Committee Chairman (8 color photographs, 2 duplicates) 36. Region 1A – Walter P. Reuther – William Jordan (1 CD-R; 17 color contact sheets of 192 negatives; 4 color photographs)

37. Region 1-1A – Affirmative Action – NAACP (7 color photographs) 38. Regions 1-9A (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 39. Regional – S. Stark, 2006 (11 CD-R’s) 40. Region 1D – New Delphi Worker – Local 167 (1 CD-R) 41. Region 1D – V-CAP (1 color photograph) 42. Region 4 – Labor Day Parade, 2006 (2 color photographs; correspondence, 1 page) 43. Region 4 (2 color photographs; 2 color contact sheets; 1 CD-RW) 44. Region 5 – Fabick CAT – St. Louis, Missouri – December 1992 (39 color photographs) 45. Region 8 – Recreation Committee – Daimler Chrysler (4 color photographs) 46. Region 9 (8 color photographs) 47. Reuther, Walter P. – 25th Commemorative Tribute – Orchestra Hall – Detroit, Michigan – Mary Schroeder, 1995 (27 photographs)

Box 14 1. Retirees – Cesar Chavez Award/Solidarity, June 2000 (1 black and white photograph) 2. Retirees, 1989-1998 (2 color photographs) 3. Retirees – miscellaneous (21 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph) 4. Retiree Rally – Washington DC, 2004 (2 color photographs; 1 CD-R) 5. Retirees – Lobbying Medicare and Social Security – Solidarity – B. Burke, June 1999 (5 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph) 6. Retirees – Prescriptions, Canada trip – Rebecca Cook, September 2001 (6 color photographs) 7. Rosie the Riveter, 1942, (1 black and white slide) 8. Senior Citizen – Home Care (1 color photograph) 9. Seniors – Drugs – Solidarity – B. Burke, December 1999 (10 color photographs) 10. Shoemaker, Dick – Motor Trend Truck of the Year – Chevrolet – Local 598 – 2001 (16 color photographs) 11. Shoemaker, Dick (35 color photographs; 14 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate; 5 issues of UAW-GENERAL MOTORS and Delphi Report) 12. Settles, Jimmy – November 2003 (11 color photographs; 25 color negatives) 13. Skills – May-June 2005 (11 color photographs; 11 color negatives) 14. Skilled Trades – Ron Gettelfinger (3 color photographs) 15. Skilled Trades – Electrician – Visteon – Monroe, Michigan, Ray Hobbs, 2003 (4 color photographs) 16. Skilled Trade Conference – Marc PoKempner, 3/2000 (1 color photograph) 17. Skilled Trades – Henry Ford Community College – Dearborn Heights, Michigan – Rebecca Cook, September 2000 (4 color contact sheets of 147 negatives) 18. Skilled Trades Conference – UAW – Ford – Electrical and Metals Group (49 color photographs) 19. UNLABELED FOLDER (35 color photographs; 300 color negatives; 9 color contact sheets of 292 negatives [writing on 35]; draft of Skill 99 captions, 6 pages; 6 black and white contact sheets of 36 photographs 1 issue of Skill) 20. Steel Workers Rally – Local 1299 – River Rouge, Michigan – George Waldman, January 12th, 2002 (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 21. Soberfest – Flint, Michigan – Steve Cagan, July 2001 (12 color photographs) 22. Seniors – Prescription Drugs, 2002 (13 color photographs)

23. Social Issues, Family Care – H. Reidel, January 2000 (2 color photographs; 1 color index sheet of 37 photographs [writing on 1]) 24. Social Issues – Health Care, D. Ipack, September 2000 (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 25. Social Issues – Family Care – Local 442 – Yvonne Witte – Todd Witte – J. Hoffman, October 1999 (57 color negatives; 17 color photographs) 26. Social Issues (5 color photographs) 27. Social Issues – Child Care – Bill Jordan, March 1999 (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 28. Social Issues – Immigration, 1990-1994 (13 color photographs) 29. Social Issues – Immigration, 1995- (10 color photographs) 30. Social Issues – Elder Care – George Waldman, January 1998 (4 color photographs, 1 duplicate) 31. Social Issues – Child Labor – Steve Cagan, November 1996 (11 color photographs; 4 color negatives; 12 color slides; 6 color contact sheets) 32. Social Issues – Childcare, 1995- (40 color photographs) 33. Social Issues – Defense Conversion (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 34. Social Issues – Elder Care, 1995- (2 color photographs) 35. Social Issues – Health Care, 1995- (2 color photographs) 36. Social Issues – Poverty and Homelessness, 1995- [Soup Kitchens] (1 color photograph; 5 black and white photographs) 37. Social Issues – 1990-1994 (1 color photograph) 38. Social Issues – Defense Conversion, 1990-1994/Workers Working – Defense Convention – Gary Schoichet – Solidarity – September 1993 (12 color photograph; 2 black and white photographs; 1 issue of Solidarity) 39. Social Issues – Diseases (1 color photograph) 40. Social Issues – Sweatshops (9 color photographs, 2 duplicates; 1 black and white photograph; 1 floppy disc) 41. Social – Policy Issues (3 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph) 42. Social Issues – Welfare, Joanne Carole, 1995 (16 color photographs) 43. Social Security – George Waldman, 2001 (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 44. Solidarity Day, 1983 – Unemployment (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 45. Steel Workers Rally – River Rouge, Michigan – George Waldman, January 2002 (58 color photographs) 46. Strikes, 2001 (1 color photograph) 47. Strikes – McLaren Hospital – UAW – Solidarity – George Waldman, March 2001/Strikes – McLaren Hospital – Local 651-659 – Solidarity – George Waldman, March 2001 (1 color photograph) 48. Strike – University of California – Irvine, California – P. Rodriguez (5 color negative contact sheets of 160 photographs) 49. 2000 (2 color photograph; 1 black and white photograph) 50. Museum of Modern Art – Ratification Meeting – New York – September 2000 (21 color photographs; 95 color negatives) 51. Strikes – Local 2327 – Bus Drivers – Head Start, New Jersey – Solidarity – Gary Schoichet, December 2000 (39 color photographs) 52. Strikes – Boeing (3 color photographs) 53. Strikes – Agricultural Implements – Caterpillar, 1995 (18 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph)

54. Strikes – Columbia University – New York – Gary Schoichet, 1997 (1 color photograph; 8 color slides)

Box 15 1. Strikes – General Motors – Flint, Michigan – George Waldman, August 1998 (14 color photographs, 3 duplicates; 1 black and white photocopy, 1 issue of Solidarity) 2. Strikes – AE Staley Manufacturing – Jim West, 1995 (1 color photograph; 2 contact sheets) 3. Strikes – University Of California – Berkley, California – AGSE-UAW – Bob Gumpert, November 1996 (20 color photographs) 4. Strikes – Bosch – Jim West, 1995 (6 color photographs) 5. Strikes – Bridgestone-Firestone, 1996 (4 color photographs) 6. Strikes – Chrysler, 1995-1996 (24 color photographs) 7. Strikes – Detroit Newspapers – Michigan, 1995 (155 color photographs, 1 duplicate; 37 color negatives; 2 black and white photographs; 1 black and white photograph; 1 black and white photocopy of 3 images) 8. Strikes – Detroit Newspapers – Michigan, 1995- (20 color photographs; 2 black and white photographs; 1black and white photocopy) 9. Strikes – General Motors, 1995-1996 (33 color photographs) 10. Strikes – Museum of Modern Art – New York – Gary Schoichet, January 1997 (8 color photographs) 11. Strikes – Non-UAW - Teamsters (5 color photographs, 1 duplicate) 12. Strikes – by event – 1995-2002/Strikes – Agricultural Implements – CAT – March Harris, 1994 (84 color photographs; 1 color slide; 5 color photocopies; 10 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate) 13. Strikes – by event, 1990-1994 (61 color photographs; 3 color slides; 12 black and white photographs) 14. Strikes – General Motors, 1997 (9 color photographs, 1 duplicate) 15. SUV Rally – Washington DC (1 color photograph) 16. TOP – Student Employees – New York (5 color photographs) 17. TOP – Casino Workers (8 color photographs; 4 CD-R’s) 18. TOP – Childcare, Workers working – Flint, Michigan (19 color photographs) 19. TOP – Healthcare (5 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph) 20. TOP – Detroit, Michigan (1 color photograph, 1 color photocopy, duplicate) 21. TOP – Blue Care Network – Damon Hartley, 2000 (3 color photographs) 22. TOP – Ladies Rally – Archives (1 black and white photograph) 23. Toxic Waste (9 color photographs; 4 color photographs; 2 black and white photographs) 24. Tower Automotive, Local 3206, November 26th, 2000 (2 color photographs) 25. Union For All Workers – Solidarity – George Waldman, March 2001 (38 color photographs; 61 color negatives) 26. Union Education (33 color photographs, 4 duplicates) 27. University of Massachusetts – Local 2322 (1 color photograph) 28. UAW – General Motors – NASCAR (10 color photographs) 29. UAW – General Motors – NASCAR – Make-A-Wish, 1999 (1 color photograph) 30. Union Member mortgage, 1995 (4 color photographs; 1 color slide; 1 advertisement) 31. Unions – IAM (1 color photograph)

32. Unions – United Farm Workers (1 black and white photograph) 33. Unions – AFL-CIO (3 color photographs) 34. United Nations (6 black and white photographs; 4 black and white posters) 35. UAW- Michigan – Bill Jordan, August 9th, 2001 (1 CD-R) 36. University Workers (2 color photographs) 37. University of California (5 color photographs) 38. Veteran’s Cemetery – Region 1D, 2004 (5 color photographs; ‘South Cemetery Gate Dedication’ program) 39. Veterans (9 color photographs, 5 duplicates) 40. Vietnam – Veterans, 1966-1968 (17 black and white photographs, 3 duplicates) 41. Women’s Department – past and current – Odessa Komer. – Carolyn Forrest - Elizabeth Bunn (1 color photograph, 2 duplicates; 1 color negative) 42. Women’s Committee – Local 1853 – Equal Pay, 2002 (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 43. Worker’s Rights – Unemployment (2 color photographs) 44. World Trade Center – New York City – Grief counseling, B. Cissler, September 11, 2001 – 9/11 (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 45. Workers Memorial – Trenton, New Jersey Rebecca Cook – April 4th, 2002 (15 color photographs, 1 duplicate; 6 color index sheets of 184 photographs [writing on 40]) 46. Workers Memorial Day, 2003 (5 color photographs) 47. Workers Memorial Day – George Waldman – S. Stark, 2003 (29 color photographs, 1 duplicate; email correspondence, 1 page) 48. Workers Workings – Agricultural Implements (1 black and white photograph) 49. Workers Working – Women – Mitsubishi – Automotive (9 color photographs) 50. Workers Working – Allied Signal – Bill Jordan, December 1998 (6 color photographs)

Box 16 1. Workers Working – Appliance Industry (13 color photographs; 10 color contact sheets of 209 photographs [writing on 8]) 2. Workers Working – Automotive (82 color photographs, 1 duplicate; 3 color slides; 3 color print-outs; 9 black and white photographs) 3. Workers Working – Ford Assembly Line (7 black and white photographs; 1 note on 1 photograph that is missing) 4. Workers Working – Ford – Indiana - David Bacon (14 color photographs) 5. Workers Working – Lear – Traverse City, Michigan – David Bacon (15 color photographs) 6. Workers Working – Lear – Indiana – David Bacon (18 color photographs) 7. Workers Working – Mitsubishi – Bloomington, Illinois – David Bacon (31 color photographs) 8. Workers Working – New United Manufacturing, Inc. [NUMMI] – San Juan, California – Bob Gumpert, 1996 (11 color photographs) 9. Workers Working – University of California, Berkley – Bob Gumpert, March 1996 (1 color photograph) 10. Women Working, 2000 (8 color photographs; 1 color print-out; 1 color negative; 1 black and white photograph) 11. Women’s Department (6 color photographs; 2 black and white photographs)

12. Workers Working – Health – Daymon Hartley (24 color photographs; 1 color index print- out of 37 photographs [writing on all]; 1 missing CD-R) 13. Workers Working – Skilled Trades – Crescent Manufacturing – Local 959 – Fremont, Ohio – 1997 (12 color photographs) 14. Workers Working – Cornell University – Ithaca, New York – 1996 (12 color photographs) 15. Workers Women – Rosie The Riveter, 1942 (8 color photographs; 1 black and white photograph; correspondence, 1 page) 16. Workers Working – New United Manufacturing, Inc. [NUMMI] – Automotive – Bob Gumpert, March 1996 (9 color photographs) 17. Workers Working – Foundry Art – Kim Fujiwara (1 color photograph) 18. Workers Working – Skilled Trades and Apprentices (16 color photographs; 2 black and white photographs) 19. Workers Working – Pre-Apprentices and Skilled Trades (5 color photographs) 20. Workplace Issues – Downsizing (7 color photographs) 21. Workplace Issues – Plant Closings, 1995- (35 color photographs, 1 duplicate) 22. Workers Working – Olympics, 1996 (3 color photographs) 23. Workers Working – Chile – Fred Solowey, May 1995 (3 color photographs, 1 duplicate) 24. Workplace Issues – Retraining and Rehabilitation, 1995–1996 (8 color photographs, 1 duplicate; 31 color slides) 25. Workplace Issues – Training, 1995–1996 (9 color photographs) 26. Workers Working – Aerospace, 1990–1994 (86 color photographs; 1 magazine clipping, attached; 10 black and white photographs) 27. Workers Working – Construction, 1993 (37 color photographs) 28. Workers Working – Canada (24 color photographs) 29. Workers Working – Ford Rouge Plant – Local 66 – Nelson Mandela visit to Detroit – Michigan – Russ Marshall, June 28th, 1990 (7 color photographs) 30. Women, 1990 –1994 (3 color photographs; 3 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate) 31. Zoo – Potter Park – Lansing, Michigan – Russ Marshall, 1990 (5 color contact sheets of 118 photographs) 32. Yokich, Steve – French National Assembly – Raymond Forni – Rebecca Cook, July 23rd, 2001 (1 color contact sheet of 33 photographs [writing on 8]) 33. Yokich, Steve – Press Conferences, 1996 – (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 34. Yokich, Steve – Prior to Presidency – General Motors plant visit – Janesville, Florida – R. Costerisan, August 21st, 1989 (7 color photographs; 11 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate; 1 color slide) 35. Yokich, Steve – Skilled Trades magazine – Junebug Clark – July 26th, 2000 (31 color photographs, 1 duplicate; 8 color contact sheets of 207 photographs [writing on 79]; 2 color contact sheets of 48 digital photographs) 36. Yokich, Steve – Presentations, 1996 (2 color photographs) 37. Yokich, Steve – Miscellaneous, 1995 (17 color photographs; 1 color slide; 3 color index sheets of 109 photographs; 2 black and white photographs) 38. Yokich, Steve (1 of 2) (30 color photographs; 2 color index sheets of 54 photographs [writing on 2]; 5 black and white photographs, 3 duplicates; 7 copies of ‘The First Stephen P. Yokich Memorial Golf Tournament” program) 39. Yokich, Steve – Conventions (9 color photographs; 2 black and white photographs)

40. Yokich, Steve – Child to Adulthood (9 color photographs, 1 duplicate; 1 color negative; 6 black and white photographs. 2 duplicates; 2 black and white negatives; 1 issue of Arabica Business) 41. Yokich, Steve – Conferences (10 color photographs) 42. Yokich, Steve (2 of 2) (35 color photographs) 43. Yokich, Steve – Yokich Parkway Dedication – Local 1853 – August 28th, 2001 (12 color photographs; correspondence, 1 page; 1 issue of The Wheel)

Box 17 1. Social Issues – Sweatshops – George Waldman, December 1999 (1 color negative contact sheet of 36 photographs) 2. General Motors Dedication of New Engine Plant – Rebecca Cook, June 1999 (5 color contact sheets of 155 photographs) 3. Community Services – Oklahoma Tornado, May 1999 (83 color negatives; 3 color index sheets of 85 photographs) 4. Health and Safety – Workplace Hazards – Ford Rouge Explosion – Michigan – Bill Jordan, April 1999 (8 color contact sheets of 207 photographs) 5. Bargaining – Aerospace – Boeing North American – Stefan Poag, April 6th, 1999 (85 color negatives; 5 color contact sheets of 83 photographs) 6. Demonstrations-Rallies – President Bill Clinton Impeachment – Rick Reinhard, March 1999 (8 color contact sheets of 249 photographs) 7. Workers Working – Automobile – Rouge Steel – Michigan – Bill Jordan, January 1999 (8 color contact sheets of 250 photographs [writing on 8]) 8. Education – UAW – Ford Youth Program – Patricia Beck, 1998 (5 color contact sheets of 164 photographs) 9. Demonstrations-Rallies – Steel Dumping Protest – George Waldman, December 1998 (4 color contact sheets of 103 photographs [writing on 7]) 10. Memorial to Slain Worker Lisa Putman – George Waldman, 1998 (2 color contact sheets of 62 photographs; 64 color negatives) 11. Budd Stamping – Detroit, Michigan – Plant Tour (11 color contact sheets of 234 photographs) 12. Historical – Labor Museum – Flint, Michigan, 1997 (27 color negatives) 13. Recreation-BOCCE Ball, George Waldman, 11/97 (4 color contact sheets of 63 photographs; 63 color negatives) 14. Demonstrations-Rallies – Action Motown – Patricia Beck – George Waldman, June 1997 (9 color contact sheets of 319 photographs) 15. UAW Chaplains – John Collier, September 1996 (2 color contact sheets of 64 color photographs; 64 color negatives) 16. Conservation – Earth Day – Trenton, Michigan – Rebecca Cook, April 1996 (6 color contact sheets of 108 photographs; 108 color negatives) 17. Social Issues – Immigration Hearing – Rebecca Cook, April 1996 (1 color negative contact sheet of 18 photographs; 18 color negatives) 18. Strike – Barnard College – New York City, New York – Gary Schoichet (3 color contact sheets of 110 photographs; 109 color negatives; 1 black and white negative contact sheet of 25 photographs; 23 black and white negatives)

19. UAW-General Motors – NASCAR – Rebecca Cook, September 1996 (1 color contact sheet of 33 photographs; 33 color negatives) 20. Community Services – Oliver Wendell Holmes School – Christmas – Russ Marshall, 1995 (3 color contact sheets of 38 photographs) 21. Demonstrations-Rallies – Farm Workers – Detroit, Michigan – Rally – Dick Olson, 1995 (21 color negatives) 22. Women – Conferences – CLUW – Dearborn, Michigan – Rebecca Cook, November 1995 (4 color contact sheets of 120 photographs; 33 color negatives) 23. Retired Workers - Henry Kraus – Dorothy Kraus – Richard Bermack, 1994 (1 black and white contact sheet of 27 photographs) 24. President Bill Clinton – Ford Rouge Plant visit – Michigan – Junebug Clark, October, 11th, 1994 (8 color contact sheets of 232 photographs [writing on 42]) 25. President Bill Clinton visit - General Motors – Shreveport, Louisiana – Owen Bieber – Gretchen Kirwan, February 8th, 1994 (4 color contact sheets of 149 photographs) 26. Workers Working – Chrysler – Detroit, Michigan – Russ Marshall, 1993 (11 color contact sheets of 193 photographs; 156 color negatives) 27. March – Washington, DC – Earl Dotter, August 28th, 1993 (3 color slides; 1 black and white contact sheet of 32 photographs [writing on 1] 28. North American Free Trade Agreement [NAFTA] – Bob Gumpert, April 1993 (172 color negatives) 29. Bill Clinton – Rally – Cobo Hall – Detroit, Michigan, October, 1992 (4 color contact sheets of 120 photographs) 30. Stop David Duke on November 16th – January 2nd, 1992 (21 color negatives) 31. UAW and Soviet Union Trade Unionists visit – Bob McKeown, January 1991 (4 black and white contact sheets of 126 photographs) 32. Congressional visit to Solidarity House – Russ Marshall, April 24th, 1991 (2 color contact sheets of 45 photographs) 33. General Motors – Poletown Plant – Russ Marshall, September 10th, 1990 (3 color contact sheets of 92 photographs) 34. Nelson Mandela – Detroit, Michigan visit – Russ Marshall, June 28th, 1990 (3 black and white contact sheets of 79 photographs) 35. Toxic Waste – Protest against Toxic Waste Dump in Sumpter Township – Russ Marshall, February 27th, 1990 (3 color contact sheets of 73 photographs [writing on1]) 36. Workers Working – International Auto Show – Russ Marshall, January 9th, 1990 (2 color contact sheets of 49 photographs [writing on 22]; 3 black and white photocopies of contact sheets, 1 duplicate) 37. Reuther, Walter P. – Aerospace (Agricultural Implements folder: 13 black and white photographs [writing on 1]; 1 black and white photocopy); (Aerospace folder: 4 black and white photographs; 2 black and white photocopies)) 38. Negotiations – Historical – 1950s (4 black and white photographs [writing on 2]; (Negotiations, 1958 folder: 28 black and white photographs [writing on 2], 3 duplicates; 2 black and white photocopies); (UAW Contract Negotiations, 1955 folder: 17 black and white photographs [writing on 9]; 1 newspaper clipping; 10 newspaper clippings, attached); (1953 folder: 17 black and white photographs); (1958 folder: 15 black and white photographs [writing on 2]; 1 black and white contact sheet of 2 photographs [writing on 1]); (54 – 57 folder: 13 black and white photographs [writing on 1]); (1959

folder: 4 black and white photographs [writing on 2]); (Negotiations – General Motors, 1950 folder: 12 black and white photographs [writing on 2]); (Negotiations – General Motors, 1955 folder: 9 black and white photographs [writing on 1], 5 duplicates)) 39. NO FOLDER (1 color photograph) 40. Reuther, Walter P. (10 black and white photographs; 1 black and white photocopy; (Walter P. Reuther – Locals folder: 7 black and white photographs [writing on 1])) 41. Chrysler Department – Historical (16 black and white photographs [writing on 5]; 1 black and white contact sheet of 34 photographs [writing on 2]) 42. General Motors, 1950 (3 black and white photographs) 43. White Collar 503 (2 black and white photographs; 1 note describing 1 photograph that is missing) 44. Fair Share-Fair Play (3 black and white photographs [writing on 1]) 45. Other Strikes – 1946 Allis Chalmers, 48 Chrysler, Ford Canada 54 (4 black and white photographs; 1 newspaper clipping, attached) 46. Plant Closings (2 black and white photographs) 47. NO FOLDER (29 black and white photographs [writing on 2; substance applied to 1]; 1 black and white photocopy) 48. Politics (3 black and white photographs; 3 notes on 3 photographs that appear missing from folder) 49. NO FOLDER (‘The First UAW-GENERAL MOTORS Agreement, February 11, 1937,’ 1 page) 50. Perfect Circle Violence (10 black and white photographs [writing on 3]) 51. UAW Labor History (78 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate; 1 black and white negative; 1 black and white photocopy; 2 newspaper clippings, attached; correspondence, 1 page) 52. Early Years (37 black and white photographs [writing on 2]; 14 black and white photocopies; includes typed notes on ‘The Sit-downs’ exhibit) 53. Ford of Canada, 1954 (8 black and white photographs)

Box 18 1. Solidarity, January/February 2002 (8 color photographs; 1 color photocopy; 3 CD-R’s; 2 floppy discs; 3 issues of Solidarity) 2. Solidarity, March 2002 (39 color photographs; 3 CD-R’s; 1 floppy disc; 1 color negative of artwork; 2 black and white photocopies of 6 photographs; 2 issues of Solidarity) 3. Solidarity, April 2002 (photocopied correspondence with President George W. Bush, 7 pages; 14 color photographs; 2 color index sheets of 75 photographs [writing on 17]; 2 color contact sheets; 3 CD-R’s; 2 floppy discs; 1 issue of Solidarity; 1 color negative of artwork; handwritten correspondence, 1 page, with invoice) 4. Solidarity, May 2002 – Final Version (1 CD-R) 5. Solidarity, May 2002 (56 color photographs; 3 index sheets of 89 color photographs [writing on 11]; 4 color slides; 2 CD-R’s; 1 issue of Solidarity; 13 black and white photographs; 1 black and white photograph [with writing]; correspondence, 3 pages [1 page handwritten]; Workers Independent News Service pamphlet) 6. Solidarity, June 2002/Solidarity, July 2002 (21 color photographs; 1color index sheet of 36 photographs; 3 CD-R’s; 2 floppy discs; issue of Solidarity)

7. Solidarity, August 2002 (1 color print-out of 1D Region News, 4 pages; faxed artwork, 3 pages; 16 color photographs; 10 color index sheets of 301 photographs [writing on 25]; 3 color negatives; 6 CD-R’s; 3 floppy discs; 1 issue of Solidarity; 2 black and white photographs; 1 black and white photocopy) 8. Solidarity, Unused September issue, Tribute to SPY (27 color print-outs of magazine layout; 1 color photograph) 9. Solidarity, September 2002 (17 color photographs; 3 floppy discs; 1 issue of Solidarity; 4 black and white photographs) 10. Solidarity, October 2002 (18 color photographs; 3 color index sheets of 82 photographs [writing on 2]); 27 color negatives; 3 color contact sheets; 20 CD-R’s; 1 issue of Solidarity; 1 issue of Region 1- Action Line; 1 issue of Region 1A – Telegraph; 1 issue of Region 1C – Review; 1 issue of Region 1D – News; 1 issue of Region 2B – Report) 11. Solidarity, November 2002 (1 black and white photograph; 9 color photographs; 11 color negatives; 1 color slide; 1 issue of Solidarity; 1 issue of Region 1 – Action Line; 1 issue of Region 1A – Telegraph; 1 issue of Region 2B – Report; 1 issue of region 1C – Review; 1 issue of Region 1D – News; 1 issue of Region 3 – Moving Forward; 1 issue of Region4 – News; 1 issue of Voices – Region 5; 1 issue of Region 8 – Review; 1 issue of The Nine Line; 1 issue of On The Move; 1 copy of ‘Metalworks’ brochure ) 12. Solidarity, December 2002 (12 color photographs; 5 CD-R’s; 1 issue of Solidarity; “How long can Coshocton hold its breath waiting for an autoworkers’ union to deliver?,” 6 black and white photocopies; “I want to end child labor and sweat shop abuses,” card; 1 copy of Union Privilege – News & Art) 13. Solidarity, January/February 2003 (10 color photographs; 18 color contact sheets of 709 digital photographs; 3 CD-R’s; 10 issues of Solidarity; 1 original color drawing; 12 black and white contact sheets of magazine pages) 14. Solidarity, March 2003 (1 CD-R; 2 issues of Solidarity) 15. Solidarity, May 2003 (4 color print-outs of 3 photographs and 1 magazine clipping; 1 CD-R; 9 issues of Solidarity) 16. Solidarity, June 2003 (1 CD-R; 6 issues of Solidarity)

Box 19 1. Archives – Walter P. Reuther – Unions (71 black and white photographs) 2. UNLABELED FOLDER (80 black and white photographs [includes 1 torn photograph; writing on 9]; 1 black and white negative; 1 black and white contact sheet of 21 photographs [1 partial; writing on 1]; 2 newspaper clippings attached; three typed descriptions from ‘The Sit-downs’ exhibit, with three black and white photocopies; notes with descriptions appear to refer to photographs that are not in the folder) 3. First National Conference, 1934 (1 black and white photograph) 4. Reuther, Walter P. – 20th Anniversary of death – Detroit, Michigan – May 9th, 1990, Russ Marshall (17 color photographs; 25 color negatives; 1 black and white photograph) 5. Walter P. Reuther – Black Lake (8 black and white photographs) 6. Post-War (52 black and white photocopies, 2 duplicates; 1 black and white photocopy of News From UAW, 1 page; 1 black and white photocopy of “Progress- Sharing” Can Mean Industrial Peace, 1 page; 1 photocopy of a Detroit News headline, 1 page) 7. Poverty (11 color photographs; 8 black and white photographs [corner cut-off of 1 photograph])

8. Reuther, Walter P. (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 9. Reuther, Walter P. – Victor Reuther – Roy Reuther – Family (1 color photograph; 8 black and white photographs) 10. Walter P. Reuther Library – Wayne State University – Detroit, Michigan (25 black and white photographs [writing on 2], 13 duplicates; 1 black and white negative; 1 program from Mr. and Mrs. Reuther’s funeral; 1 CD-R; 1 newspaper clipping attached; 2 descriptions of photographs that are not in the folder) 11. Flint Sit-down Strike, Michigan – L. Placer – C. White/General Motors Sit-down Strike, 1936 (8 color photographs; 21 color negatives; 42 black and white photographs; 1 black and white contact sheet of correspondence; photocopies from Solidarity, Jan/Feb 2003) 12. Flint Sit-down strike, Michigan – Project Preview, February 6th, 2007 (1 DVD-R) 13. Great Depression, 1929 (5 black and white photographs) 14. Historical – past UAW Presidents (3 black and white photographs, 3 duplicates) 15. Battle of the Overpass – Ford Motor Company, 1937/Walter P. Reuther – “Bloody Battle on Overpass” (44 black and white photographs, 3 duplicates; 3 black and white negatives; 2 newspaper clipping, attached; 1 black and white contact sheet, telegram; 1 black and white photograph with color tint) 16. Historic (1 of 2) (34 black and white photographs, 7 duplicates; 1 black and white contact sheet of a union card, 1 duplicate; 8 black and white photocopies; 1 black and white magazine clipping) 17. Historical – Building the Union, 1937-1941 (69 black and white photographs [substance applied to 1], 14 duplicates; 1 contact sheet of 1 negative, 30 duplicates; 5 black and white negatives; 1 black and white contact sheet of artwork; 1 newspaper clipping, attached; 1 color magazine clipping, paper clipped; 6 color slides; 1 color contact sheet of silhouette; 1 copy of Labor Leaders; 11 notes on photographs that don’t appear to be in folder) 18. Historic (2 of 2) (1 black and white contact sheet of 27 negatives, 7 duplicates; The Story of Tom Hayes [issued by the White House—original?]; 131 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate; 4 black and white photocopies; 18 black and white negatives; 2 newspaper clippings, attached; 1 black and white magazine clipping; 1 black and white contact sheet of artwork; 15 notes on photographs that don’t appear to be in folder)

Box 20 1. Aerospace – 1980-81 (2 color photographs; 43 black and white photographs; 8 black and white photocopies) 2. Apartheid (5 color photographs, 5 duplicates; 21 black and white photographs, 2 duplicates; 1 black and white photocopy) 3. Assistance Program (25 color photographs; 47 black and white photographs) 4. Black Lake (2 color photographs; 14 black and white photographs) 5. Caterpillar – Negotiations – 1986 (16 black and white photographs) 6. Children – Female (1 color photograph; 64 black and white photographs [1 with red transparency overlay attached], 1 duplicate; 1 newspaper clipping attached) 7. Children – Groups – Male and Female (38 black and white photographs [1 with red transparency overlay attached, 1 duplicate]) 8. Children – Learning (30 black and white photographs, 6 duplicates) 9. Children – Male (1 color photograph; 40 black and white photographs [1 with red

transparency overlay attached]; 1 black and white postcard with note) 10. Children – Overpass (13 black and white photographs) 11. Chrysler – Negotiations and Strike – 1985 (2 color photographs; 20 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate) 12. Conventions (3 color photographs; 21 black and white photographs) 13. Corporate Head Quarters Buildings (8 black and white photographs) 14. Democratic National Convention – Atlanta, Georgia – 1988 (6 black and white photographs) 15. Demonstrations (21 color photographs; 2 color photocopies; 23 black and white photographs) 16. Education (34 color photographs; 53 color negatives; 5 black and white photographs) 17. Don Ephlin (2 color photographs; 5 black and white photographs) 18. Family Day and Families (13 color photographs; 10 black and white photographs [1 with a white substance applied]; 1 newspaper clipping attached) 19. Farms (16 black and white photographs) 20. Ford (8 color photographs; 20 black and white photographs) 21. General Motors (GM) – Van Nuys, California Plant – Early 1980s (46 color photographs; 11 black and white photographs) 22. General Motors (GM) (11 black and white photographs) 23. Handicapped Workers (16 black and white photographs) 24. Health and Health Care (9 color photographs; 29 black and white photographs; 1 newspaper clipping attached) 25. Health and Safety (3 color photographs; 33 black and white photographs) 26. Historical (1 color photograph; 23 black and white photographs) 27. Homeless (9 color photographs, 2 duplicates; 15 black and white photographs) 28. Interviews (13 color photographs; 10 black and white photographs)

Box 21 1. International Affairs (1 of 3) (107 black and white photographs, 2 duplicate; 1 newspaper attached; 3 black and white postcards; 1 page of office communication; 1 partial issue of IMF – May 1982) 2. International Affairs (2 of 3) (37 black and white photographs; 1 Ford of Australia brochure, 1965) 3. International Affairs (3 of 3) (111 black and white photographs, 2 duplicates; 3 newspaper clippings attached; 5 black and white postcards; 1 Member of the Study Team, Confederations of Japan Automobile Workers’ Unions to U.S.A. and Canada pamphlet, 1972; 1 issue of Africa Today, March 1964; copy of Kenneth Robinson speech on South African law, u.d.; draft of speech on South Africa, May 21st, 1965) 4. Interest Rates – 1981 (1 black and white photograph) 5. Interviews (38 color photographs; 30 color negatives) 6. Family Day – Rick Reinhard – Solidarity – Vol. 31, No. 3, May 1988 (2 black and white photographs; 12 color negatives) 7. Interviews – Tieso Family – Karl Mantyla – Solidarity – August 1988 (2 black and white photographs) 8. Interviews – Skilled Trades – Skill – Vol. 7, No. 3 – miscellaneous photographs (70 color photographs; 73 color negatives; 1 issue of Skill – Fall 1988)

9. Interviews – Youth Stories – Russ Marshall – Rick Reinhard (153 color photographs, 3 duplicates; 69 color negatives) 10. Interviews – UAW: Union That Works – Solidarity – Vol. 28, No. 7 – July 1985 (7 color photographs, 1 duplicate; 49 black and white photographs, 2 duplicates; 1 black and white photocopy; black marker on 4 photographs; includes letter explaining why a particular member is blotted out with marker) 11. Interviews – Skilled Trades – miscellaneous photographs and negatives (181 color photographs; 194 color negatives) 12. Interviews – Retirees – Solidarity – Dave Welsh – October 1988 (34 color photographs; 131 color negatives) 13. Interviews – Solidarity – Russ Marshall – October 1988 (35 color photographs) 14. Interviews – Argo Tech – Solidarity – Vol. 31, No. 1 – February 1988 (2 black and white photographs, 2 duplicates) 15. Interviews – General Motors (GM) Negotiations – Solidarity – Vol. 30, No. 6 – 1987 (1 black and white photograph) 16. Interviews – Mazda – Solidarity – Vol. 30, No. 8 (3 black and white photographs) 17. International Harvester Interv. – Moline, Illinois – Russ Marshall – August 1984 (14 black and white photographs) 18. International Harvester – UAW-Harvester Jobs Program – Jay Bryant – March 1985 (2 black and white photographs) 19. Kennedy Funeral (includes descriptions of ten photographs, but there aren’t any photographs in the folder) 20. Local Bargaining (3 black and white photographs, 1 photocopied duplicate) 21. LL (10 black and white photographs; 60 black and white negatives; 1 color negative)

Box 22 1. International Harvester – Opening of Negotiations – Chicago, Illinois – August 1984 (4 black and white photographs) 2. Interviews – Solidarity – Vol. 29, No. 8 (4 black and white photographs) 3. Interviews – “Solidarity Soapbox” – Solidarity – February 1985 (12 black and white photographs) 4. Interviews – Runnels Family – “Reagan’s Budget Hits Home” – Solidarity – Fall 1984 (3 color photographs) 5. Interviews – “Solidarity Soapbox” – Vol. 28, No. 4 (4 black and white photographs) 6. Interviews – Skill – Fall 1984 (5 black and white photographs) 7. Interviews – “We Want What America Needs” – Solidarity – October 1-15, 1984 (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 8. Interviews – Subcontracting – Solidarity – June 1984 (13 black and white photographs) 9. Interviews – Ferraro – “Solidarity Soapbox” – August 1984 (12 black and white photographs) 10. California Interviews – Mondale – California Solidarity Magazine – May 1984 (1 color photograph; 5 black and white photographs) 11. Interviews – California Mondale Issue – February 1984 (2 black and white photographs) 12. Interviews – Mondale Issue – February 1984 (4 black and white photographs) 13. Interviews – International Harvester – East Moline, Illinois – August 1984 (26 black and white photographs)

14. Interviews – Mack Truck – Allentown, Pennsylvania – August 1984 (8 black and white photographs) 15. Interviews – Roberta Williams – Local 653 – General Motors (GM) – Pontiac – August 1984 (3 black and white photographs) 16. Interviews – Michigan – 1984 (2 black and white photographs) 17. Interviews – Mondale – New Jersey Solidarity Magazine – May 1984 (1 color photograph; 4 black and white photographs; 1 black and white magazine clipping) 18. Interviews – Mondale – Skill Magazine Interviews – October 1984 (5 black and white photographs) 19. Interviews – Mondale Campaign (2 color photographs; 11 black and white photographs) 20. Interviews – Mondale Campaign – Illinois – 1984 (18 black and white photographs) 21. Interviews – Unemployment (1 color photographs; 56 black and white photographs) 22. Interviews – Dave Pratt – Solidarity – December 1982 (2 black and white photographs) 23. Interviews – Ronald and Helen Cooper – Jackson, Michigan (6 black and white photographs) 24. Interviews – Stan Grineage – Local 195 (1 black and white photograph) 25. Interviews – John Beveridge – Solidarity – December 1982 (3 black and white photographs) 26. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Fannie Dapper – Local 863 – Batavia, Ohio (8 black and white photographs) 27. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Gary and Elaine McCune – Cedar Rapids, Iowa (12 black and white photographs) 28. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Larry Quick – Cheektowaga, New York (6 black and white photographs) 29. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Dixon, Illinois (9 black and white photographs) 30. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Luther Williams – Wisconsin Motors (5 black and white photographs) 31. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Catherine Zene – Livonia, Michigan (2 black and white photographs) 32. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Bruce Berg – Lampert – Pester – Lincoln, Nebraska – Kawasaki (9 black and white photographs) 33. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Cheryl Merrill – Local 685 – Kokomo, Indiana (10 black and white photographs) 34. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Treva Wood (2 black and white photographs) 35. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – John Quello – Teledyne (4 black and white photographs) 36. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Pauline and Harold Spielman – Chula Vista, California (14 black and white photographs) 37. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Jean and Rocco DeLaurentis, California (3 black and white photographs) 38. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Eugene and Helen Walker – Flint, Michigan (4 black and white photographs) 39. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Bill Owen and L. P. Joseph – Flint, Michigan (2 black and white photographs) 40. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Arnold Seatt (2 black and white photographs) 41. Interviews – Blueprint (3 black and white photographs)

42. Interviews – “Reagan’s America” – Cheryl and Nolan Anderson (1 black and white photograph) 43. Interviews – Howard Washburn – AMMO 23 #10 – Flint Sit-downer explains it to Grandson (7 color photographs, 4 duplicates; 3 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate) 44. Interviews – Would you mind being tested for drugs – Solidarity – Vol. 29, No. 11-12 (3 color photographs; 5 black and white photographs) 45. Interviews – Miscellaneous (17 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate) 46. Interviews – Dave Matigian (2 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate) 47. Interviews – Kenneth Ancil (1 black and white photograph) 48. Interviews – Mark Jordan (2 black and white photographs) 49. Interviews – Fayette Nale (2 black and white photographs) 50. Interviews – Robert Dean – Solidarity – June 1981 (4 color photographs; 5 black and white photographs) 51. Interviews – Bruce Rawlings, Jr. (5 black and white photographs) 52. Interviews – “Affluent Auto Workers” – Dan Rotar – M. Sullivan (5 black and white photographs) 53. Interviews – Jo Ann Drumheller (12 black and white photographs) 54. Interviews – Carolyn Williams (18 black and white photographs) 55. Interviews – Marlene Gerst (12 black and white photographs) 56. Interviews – John Hayes (19 black and white photographs, 1 duplicate) 57. Interviews – Archie Buttrom (18 black and white photographs) 58. Interviews – “A Day in the Life of…” (47 black and white photographs; 1 contact sheet of 11 black and white negatives) 59. Interviews – Arlene Brown (10 black and white photographs) 60. Interviews – John Simon (2 black and white photographs) 61. Interviews – Irene Sells (NO FOLDER) (3 black and white photographs) 62. Interviews – Tom Arp (FOLDER IS EMPTY) 63. Interviews – Larry Kellestine (1 black and white photograph) 64. Interviews – Bargaining Team (12 black and white photographs; 1 magazine clipping attached) 65. Interviews – Jack Cale (17 black and white photographs) 66. Interviews – Skip De Vries (20 black and white photographs) 67. Interviews – Leroy Kirten (10 black and white photographs) 68. Interviews – Rusty Simmons (1 black and white photograph) 69. Interviews – Mike and Mary Crile (2 black and white photographs) 70. Interviews – Bill Maberly (7 black and white photographs) 71. Interviews (NO FOLDER) (60 black and white photographs [1 with red transparency overlay attached]; 3 newspaper clippings attached)

Box 23 1. Ad Advertising, 1981 2. Ads, n.d. 3. A.I.D.S., n.d. 4. Aircraft, n.d. 5. Ambulances, n.d. 6. A.P. Parts, n.d.

7. Apprenticeships, n.d. 8. Arbitration, n.d. 9. Area Redevelopment, n.d. 10. Armed Forces, n.d. 11. Auto; Crash Tests, n.d. 12. Auto Accidents, n.d. 13. Auto Executives; Bonus Compensation, n.d. 14. Auto Insurance, n.d. 15. Auto Repair, n.d. 16. Auto Sales, n.d. 17. Automation, n.d. 18. Autos; Before 1960s 19. Autos, 1960s 20. Autos, 1970s 21. Autos, 1980s 22. Autos; Dealers, n.d. 23. Autos; Foreign, n.d. 24. Awards, 1986 25. Banks & Credit Unions, 1966 26. Bannon, Ken; Benefit Center, 1978 27. Battle III, Robert (Buddy); Director UAW Region 1A, n.d. 28. Bendix, 1979 29. Bieber, Owen; Before Presidency, n.d. 30. Bieber, Owen; Plant Tour of BF Goodrich Aerospace Plant in Troy, Ohio, August 1985 31. Bieber, Owen; Region 4 Tour, May 1985 32. Bieber, Owen; Region 9A Factory Visit, n.d. 33. Bieber, Owen; Speaking, n.d. 34. Bieber, Owen; Testifies on Ohio Plant Closing Legislation, January 1987 35. Bieber, Owen; Testimony on Trade, Washington D.C., November 1985 36. Bieber, Owen; Tokyo Visit, Spring 1984 37. Bieber; Owen, Tour of Chrysler Newark Plant, n.d. 38. Bieber, Owen; Tours Sunstrand Plant in Rockford, Illinois, July 15, 1985 39. Bieber, Owen; Trip to Japan, April 1984 40. Bieber, Owen; with Yokich, Steve; AC Plants Visits, 1989 (1 of 2) 41. Bieber, Owen; with Yokich, Steve; AC Plants Visits, 1989 (2 of 2) 42. Big Business Day, 1980

Box 24 1. Black Lake, n.d. 2. Black Lake; Children, n.d. 3. Black Lake; Exteriors, 1985 4. Black Lake; General, 1970s-1980s 5. Black Lake; Shelter, n.d. 6. Black Lake; United Nations, n.d. 7. Black Lake; Winter Institute, n.d. 8. Boat Building, n.d.

9. Bonds, Bill, n.d. 10. Boycott, n.d. 11. Break Time, n.d. 12. Brewery Workers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1984 13. Budd, n.d. 14. The Builder, n.d. 15. Buildings, n.d. 16. Burroughs, n.d. 17. “Buy American,” n.d. 18. Canada, 1961-1965 19. Canada, 1966-1967 20. Canada, 1968 21. Canada, 1969 22. Canada, 1970s 23. Canada, 1980s

Box 25 1. Canada Wage Control Protest, 1976 2. Cancer, n.d. 3. CAP Conference, Before 1969 4. CAP Conference, 1971 5. CAP Conference, 1972 6. CAP Conference, 1975-1976 7. CAP Conference, 1977 8. CAP Conference, 1978 9. CAP Conference, 1979 10. CAP Conference, 1980 11. CAP Conference, 1982 12. CAP Conference, 1983 13. CAP Conference, 1984 14. CAP Conference, 1985 15. CAP Conference, 1986 16. CAP Conference, 1987 17. CAP Conference, 1989 (1 of 2) 18. CAP Conference, 1989 (2 of 2) 19. Card Signing Booklet, 1984 20. Caterpillar, n.d. 21. Caterpillar Negotiations; Opening in St. Louis, Missouri, August 4, 1988 22. Caterpillar Strike, 1982 23. Caterpillar Summary, 1988 24. Chrysler, 1981 25. Chrysler Bargaining Team Summary, 1985 26. Chrysler Council Meeting, 1985 27. Chrysler Councils, 1965-1979 28. Chrysler Councils, 1980s 29. Chrysler Demonstrations, 1988

30. Chrysler Groundbreaking Ceremonies, 1989 31. Chrysler Local 444 Strike in Windsor, Ontario (Canada), 1982 32. Chrysler National Training Center, n.d. 33. Chrysler Negotiations, 1973 34. Chrysler Negotiations, 1976 35. Chrysler Negotiations, 1982 36. Chrysler Negotiations, 1983

Box 26 1. Chrysler Negotiations, 1988 2. Chrysler Negotiations, 1990 3. Chrysler Plants, n.d. 4. Chrysler Skilled Trades, n.d. 5. Chrysler Strikes, 1985 6. Chrysler-UAW Contract Signing, June 1988 7. Churches, n.d. 8. Cities, n.d. 9. Citizenship Activities, n.d. 10. Citizenship Councils, n.d. 11. Civil Defense, n.d. 12. Civil Rights, n.d. 13. Civil Rights Conference, n.d. 14. Civil Rights Leaders, n.d. 15. Clergy, n.d. 16. Coburn, Carrol 17. Communications Conference, 1963 18. Community Action, n.d. 19. Community Health Association (CHA), n.d. 20. Community National Health Insurance, n.d. 21. Community Services, n.d. 22. Compensation & Safety, n.d. 23. Conferences, n.d. 24. Congressional Hearings, n.d. 25. Conservation, n.d. 26. Constitutional Convention, 1964 27. Constitutional Convention, 1968 28. Constitutional Convention, 1974

Box 27 1. Constitutional Convention, 1977 2. Constitutional Convention, 1980 3. Constitutional Convention, 1983 4. Constitutional Convention, 1986 5. Construction, n.d. 6. Consumers, n.d. 7. Consumers; Conferences, n.d.

8. Convention; AFL-CIO Merger in New York, 1955 9. Convention; AFL-CIO in Michigan, 1958 10. Convention; AFL-CIO in Miami Beach, 1961 11. Convention; AFL-CIO in New York, November 1963 12. Convention; CIO, 1946 13. Convention; CIO, 1947 14. Convention; CIO, 1948 15. Convention; CIO, 1949 16. Convention; CIO, 1950 17. Convention; CIO, 1951 18. Convention; CIO, 1952 19. Convention; CIO in New York, 1955

Box 28 1. Conventions; UAW, 1940 and earlier 2. Conventions; UAW, 1941-1944 3. Convention; UAW, 1946 4. Convention; UAW, 1947 5. Convention; UAW, 1949 6. Convention; UAW, 1951 7. Convention; UAW, 1953 8. Convention; UAW (Committees), 1955 9. Convention; UAW (Delegates), 1955 10. Convention; UAW (Election Demonstration), 1955 11. Convention; UAW (Platform), 1955 12. Convention; UAW (Committees) in Atlantic City, 1957 13. Convention; UAW (Delegates), 1957 14. Convention; UAW (Distinguished Guests), 1957 15. Convention; UAW (Election), 1957 16. Convention; UAW (Floor shots), 1957 17. Convention; UAW (Platform), 1957 18. Convention; UAW Special, 1958 19. Convention; UAW (Delegates and Board Members), 1959 20. Convention; UAW (Distinguished Guests), 1959 21. Convention; UAW (Election), 1959 22. Convention; UAW (Floor), 1959 23. Convention; UAW (Platform), 1959 24. Convention; UAW Special (Delegates), 1961 25. Convention; UAW Special (Delegates and Board Members), 1961 26. Convention; UAW Special (Platform), 1961 27. Convention; UAW (Committees), 1962 28. Convention; UAW (Election), 1962 29. Convention; UAW (Officers and Board), 1962 30. Convention; UAW (Contacts), 1964 31. Convention; UAW (Crowd and General), 1964 32. Convention; UAW (Delegates), 1964

33. Convention; UAW (Demonstrations), 1964 34. Convention; UAW (Distinguished Guests), 1964 35. Convention; UAW (Douglas, Tommy), 1964 36. Convention; UAW (Elections-at-large), 1964 37. Convention; UAW (Faces), 1964 38. Convention; UAW (Foreign Visitors), 1964 39. Convention; UAW (Fraser, Doug), 1964 40. Convention; UAW (Greathouse, Pat), 1964 41. Convention; UAW (Johnson, President Lyndon B.), 1964 42. Convention; UAW (Kennedy, Robert), 1964 43. Convention; UAW (Lobby Display), 1964

Box 29 1. Convention; UAW (Mazey, Emil), 1964 2. Convention; UAW (Reuther, Walter P.; Press Conference), 1964 3. Convention; UAW (Table shots), 1964 4. Convention; UAW (various), 1964 5. Convention; UAW (contacts), 1964 6. Convention; UAW (Bannon, Ken), 1964 7. Convention; UAW (Burt, George and Reuther, Walter P.), 1964 8. Convention; UAW (Committees), 1964 9. Convention; UAW (Meany, George), 1964 10. Convention; UAW (New World Chorus), 1964 11. Convention; UAW (Overall Convention shots), 1964 12. Convention; UAW (Randolph, A. Philip), 1964 13. Convention; UAW (Regional Directors), 1964 14. Convention; UAW (Retirees), 1964 15. Convention; UAW (Reuther, Walter P.), 1964 16. Convention; UAW (Reuther, Walter P.; close-up), 1964) 17. Convention; UAW (Student Group), 1964 18. Convention; UAW (Wirtz, Willard), 1964 19. Convention; UAW (Women’s Activities), 1964 20. Convention; UAW (Woodcock, Leonard), 1964 21. Convention; UAW (contacts), 1964 22. Conversion Conference, 1984 23. Crowds, n.d. 24. Dana, n.d. 25. Deaf, n.d. 26. Dedication; Frank Vesprini Ball Field, 1985 27. Deere Negotiations, 1976-1988 28. Defense, n.d. 29. Democratic National Convention, 1984 30. Demonstrations, n.d. 31. Demonstrations; Central America in D.C., 1987 32. Demonstrations; Chicago, 1968 33. Demonstrations; Civil Rights March, 1989

34. Demonstrations; Dana Plant Closing, 1987 35. Demonstrations; Trade Demonstrations, 1987 36. District #65, n.d. 37. Drawing, n.d. 38. Dukakis Campaign, n.d.

Box 30 1. Education, n.d. 2. Elections, n.d. 3. Elections; Chrysler, n.d. 4. Elections; Unions, n.d. 5. Ellis, Don, n.d. 6. El Salvador, n.d. 7. Employee Involvement, n.d. 8. Energy, n.d. 9. Energy; Gas, n.d. 10. Energy; National Day of Protest, 1979 11. Energy; Oil Protest, 1979 12. Energy; Solar, n.d. 13. Energy; Sun Day, n.d. 14. Energy; Windmills, n.d. 15. Energy; Write In, 1979 16. Ephlin, Don, n.d. 17. Equal Rights, n.d. 18. Faces; Female, n.d. 19. Faces; Male, n.d. 20. Family, n.d. 21. Family Day, 1988 22. Farm Protests, n.d. 23. Farm Workers, n.d. 24. Farm Workers; Delano #1, n.d. 25. Farm Workers; Delano #2, n.d. 26. Farm Workers; Ford Council, n.d. 27. Farm Workers; Migrant/Ohio, 1969 28. Farm Workers; Texas, n.d. 29. Farms, n.d. 30. FBI, n.d.

Box 31 1. Ferraro, Geraldine, n.d. 2. Finance Company, n.d. 3. Fliearman, Robert, n.d. 4. Flint Sit-down Strike Anniversaries, n.d. 5. Ford, 1980 6. Ford Council Meeting, 1964 7. Ford Council Meeting, 1965

8. Ford Council Meeting, 1966 9. Ford Council Meeting, 1967 10. Ford Council Meeting, 1969 11. Ford Council Meeting, 1970 12. Ford Council Meeting, 1972-1974 13. Ford Council Meeting, 1975 14. Ford Council Meeting, 1976 15. Ford Council Meeting, 1977 16. Ford Council Meeting, 1978 17. Ford Council Meeting, 1979 18. Ford Council Meeting, 1980 19. Ford Council Meeting, 1981 20. Ford Council Meeting, 1984 21. Ford Department, n.d. 22. Ford; General, n.d. 23. Ford, Gerald, n.d. 24. Ford; Iron Mountain, n.d. 25. Ford Negotiating Committee, 1976 26. Ford Negotiations, 1964 27. Ford Negotiations, 1973 28. Ford Negotiations, 1976 29. Ford Negotiations, 1979 30. Ford Negotiations, 1982 31. Ford Negotiations, 1984 32. Ford Negotiations, 1987 33. Ford Sub-Council 3, 1986 34. Foreign Visitors, n.d. 35. Forge Council Meetings, n.d. 36. Former IEB Members #1; De Lorenzo, n.d. 37. Former IEB Members #1; Kerrigan, n.d. 38. Former IEB Members #1; Patterson, n.d. 39. Former IEB Members #2; Berndt, n.d. 40. Former IEB Members #2; General, n.d. 41. Former IEB Members #2; Hawke, n.d. 42. Former IEB Members #2; Kitzman, n.d. 43. Former IEB Members #2; O’Malley, n.d.

Box 32 1. Foundries, n.d. 2. Foundry Conferences and Council, n.d. 3. Freeways, n.d. 4. Full Employment Week #1, 1977 5. Full Employment Week #2, 1977 6. Gardner, John, n.d. 7. Garnishments, n.d. 8. General Dynamics; General, n.d.

9. General Dynamics; Negotiations, 1982 10. General Dynamics; Negotiations, 1985 11. General Dynamics; Negotiations, 1988 12. General Electric, n.d. 13. General Motors; Auto World Council Meeting, 1981 14. General Motors; Council Meeting, 1964 15. General Motors; Council Meeting, 1966 16. General Motors; Council Meeting, 1967 17. General Motors; Council Meeting, 1970 18. General Motors; Council Meeting, 1973 19. General Motors; Council Meeting, 1976 20. General Motors; Council Meeting, 1979 21. General Motors; Council Meeting, 1984 22. General Motors; Council Meeting; General, n.d. 23. General Motors; Fiftieth Anniversary, n.d. 24. General Motors; General, n.d. 25. General Motors; Human Resource Center, n.d. 26. General Motors; Leadership Conference, 1961 27. General Motors; Negotiating Committee, 1970 28. General Motors; Negotiating Committee, 1973 29. General Motors; Negotiating Committee, 1976 30. General Motors; Negotiating Committee, 1979 31. General Motors; Negotiating Committee, 1982 32. General Motors; Negotiating Committee, 1987 33. General Motors; Negotiations, Before 1964 34. General Motors; Negotiations, 1964 35. General Motors; Negotiations, 1967 36. General Motors; Negotiations, 1968 37. General Motors; Negotiations, 1970 38. General Motors; Negotiations, 1973

Box 33 1. General Motors; Negotiations, 1976 2. General Motors; Negotiations, 1979 3. General Motors; Negotiations, 1982 4. General Motors; Negotiations, 1984 5. General Motors; Negotiations, 1989 6. General Motors; Organizing Drive, 1979-1981 7. General Motors; Skilled Trades Sub council, 1967 8. General Motors; Top Committees, n.d. 9. General Motors; Vega Car, n.d. 10. General Photos; A-C, n.d. 11. General Photos; D-I, n.d. 12. General Photos; J-N, n.d. 13. General Photos; O-S, n.d. 14. General Photos; T-W, n.d.

15. Golf Classic; Ray Majerus, 1985 16. Goodfellow Dolls, n.d. 17. Graham, Frank, n.d. 18. Graphs, n.d. 19. Gray, Ed, n.d. 20. Greathouse, Pat; Group #1, n.d. 21. Greathouse, Pat; Group #2, n.d. 22. Greathouse, Pat; Individual #1, n.d.

Box 34 1. Greathouse, Pat; Individual #2, n.d. 2. Greyhound, n.d. 3. Handicapped, n.d. 4. Hart, Philip; Michigan Politician, n.d. 5. Health, n.d. 6. Health Care, n.d. 7. Health; Committees/Councils, n.d. 8. Health; Facilities, n.d. 9. Health; Medication/Drugs, n.d. 10. Health; National Health Insurance, 1978 11. Health; Research, n.d. 12. Health & Safety; Asbestos, n.d. 13. Health & Safety; Budd Co, n.d. 14. Health & Safety; Conferences, n.d. 15. Health & Safety; Ergonomics, n.d. 16. Health & Safety; General, n.d. 17. Health & Safety; Hearing Loss/Noise, n.d. 18. Health & Safety; Lead Poisoning, n.d. 19. Health & Safety; Norwood, Ohio, n.d. 20. Health & Safety; Training, n.d. 21. Homeless, n.d. 22. Homeless Center, n.d. 23. Hospitals, n.d. 24. Housing, n.d. 25. Hughes, Harold, n.d. 26. Humphrey, Hubert; Crowds, n.d. 27. Humphrey, Hubert; Groups #1, n.d. 28. Humphrey, Hubert; Groups #2, n.d. 29. Humphrey; Hubert; Individual, n.d. 30. IEB, 1984 31. IMF; World Auto Conference & Council, n.d. 32. Indianapolis Foundry Conference, 1986 33. Indians, n.d. 34. Industrial Accidents, n.d. 35. Iowa State Fair; UAW Booth, August 1984 36. IPS Conference & Newsletter, n.d.

37. IPS-UAW Conference in Louisville, Kentucky, September 1985 38. I.U.D. Safety Conference, March 31, 1980 39. Jackson-Jordan, n.d. 40. Jails, n.d. 41. Japanese Auto Workers, n.d.

Box 35 1. Job Corp., n.d. 2. Job Guarantees, 1981 3. Jobs Band; Local 662; Anderson, Indiana, 1985 4. Johnson, Robert; Director – Region 4, n.d. 5. Junkyards, n.d. 6. Kansas City March, September 1983 7. Kelsey-Hayes, n.d. 8. Labor Day, n.d. 9. Labor Law Reform, n.d. 10. Labor Museum, n.d. 11. “Labor Notebook” (Solidarity column), n.d. 12. Labor Personalities, n.d. 13. Labor Theater, n.d. 14. Landmarks, n.d. 15. Lead Conference; Cleveland Plaza Hotel, Ohio, February 10, 1977-February 12, 1977 16. Lead Story (Bennington) – Solidarity, March 1980 17. Leadership Studies Center, n.d. 18. Lear Siegler, n.d. 19. Legal Services, n.d. 20. Legal Services; UAW, n.d. 21. Legislation, 1980 22. Legislators, n.d. 23. “Lincoln, Abe,” n.d. 24. Lionel Trains, n.d. 25. Litton, n.d. 26. Local 251, n.d. 27. Local 1435, n.d. 28. Local 1509; WVA Flood Relief, n.d. 29. Local Content Legislation, 1982 30. Local Union Leaders; A & B, n.d. 31. Local Union Leaders, C & D, n.d. 32. Local Union Leaders, E, F, G & H, n.d.

Box 36 1. Local Union Leaders, I, J, K & L, n.d. 2. Local Union Leaders, M, N & O, n.d. 3. Local Union Leaders, P, Q & R, n.d. 4. Local Union Leaders, S & T, n.d. 5. Local Union Leaders, U thru Z, n.d.

6. Local Union Presidents, September 1988 7. Local Unions, n.d. 8. Locals; General, n.d. 9. Lockouts, n.d. 10. Lovins, Amory (Energy Expert), n.d. 11. Low-Wage Jobs, n.d. 12. LUPA Calendar, n.d. 13. LUPA Conference, 1986 14. LUPA Poster Conference, 1985 15. “M” – Miscellaneous, n.d. 16. Machinery, n.d. 17. Machinists; IAM, n.d. 18. Mack Trucks, 1986 19. Mack Trucks; Demonstrations, December 1985 20. Mack Trucks; Negotiations; Bieber & Cuscie, August 16, 1984 21. Majerus, Ray, n.d. 22. March on Washington, August 27, 1983 23. March on Washington, August 22, 1988 24. March on Washington, 1983-1989

Box 37 1. Marietta, Martin; Negotiations, November 1984 2. Maytag Company, n.d. 3. Mazda, 1984 4. Mazda; Negotiations, 1988 5. Mazda; Pictures of Various Models, n.d. 6. Mazey, Emil, n.d. 7. McCusker, Joseph; Region 1A – Co-Director, n.d. 8. McDonnell Douglas Strike, 1978-1984 9. McGovern, Senator George, n.d. 10. MDTA, n.d. 11. Medicare; Retirees, n.d. 12. Meetings, n.d. 13. Membership Meetings, n.d. 14. Mental Health, n.d. 15. Metalworkers, n.d. 16. Mexico, n.d. 17. Michael, E.T, n.d. 18. Michigan State Employees, n.d. 19. Michigan Public Employees; Local 6000; Welsh, Dave (Photographer), October 30, 1987 20. Miller, Dave, n.d. 21. Miscellaneous – California Auto Dealer Promoting “Buy American,” 1983 22. Missiles, n.d. 23. Mobile Homes, n.d. 24. Mondale, Walter, n.d.

Box 38 1. Monroe Auto Equipment, n.d. 2. Motown to Coaltown – Detroit to Kentucky, August 1985-September 1985 3. Murphy, Walter, n.d. 4. Museums, n.d. 5. Muskie, Edmund, n.d. 6. Michigan State Employees, n.d. 7. “N” – Miscellaneous, n.d. 8. NCR (National Cash Register), n.d. 9. NAFTA; “Vote No On NAFTA” (From Washington D.C. Office), n.d. 10. National Labor Conference For Safe Energy & Full Employment, 1980 11. Navistar Negotiations, n.d. 12. Nazis, n.d. 13. Negotiations, n.d. 14. NEPA (National Engineers & Professionals Association), n.d. 15. New Members Program, n.d. 16. New Technology #1, n.d. 17. New Technology #2, n.d. 18. New Technology, 1960s 19. New Technology, 1970s-1980s 20. Nissan-UAW, n.d. 21. Norton Laboratories, n.d. 22. Nursing Homes, n.d. 23. Old Cartoons, n.d.

Box 39 1. Olympic; UAW Torch Bearer, 1984 2. Organizing, 1965-1971 3. Organizing, 1972-1978 4. Organizing, 1982-1983 5. Organizing, 1985 6. Organizing; Crenlo, 1979 7. Organizing; Diamond Star, 1988 8. Organizing; General, n.d. 9. Organizing; Jai-Alai Players, 1988 10. Organizing; Kmart, 1999 11. Organizing; Local 157, 1989 12. Organizing; McDonnell Douglass, n.d. 13. Organizing; Quad Cities Negotiations, 1985 14. Organizing; Southern Strategy, n.d. 15. Organizing; Superior Industries, 1984 16. Ortner Freight Car, n.d. 17. PAI (Press Associates, Inc.), n.d. 18. Paid Personal Holidays, n.d. 19. Parts Industry Conferences, n.d. 20. Peace Corps, n.d.

21. “People” Column, n.d. 22. Personalities; Foreign, n.d. 23. Personalities; General, n.d. 24. Personalities; Government, n.d. 25. Personalities; Show Business, n.d.

Box 40 1. Physical Fitness, n.d. 2. Plant Closings (1 of 2), n.d. 3. Plant Closings (2 of 2), n.d. 4. Plant Closings; General Motors (GM); Detroit, n.d. 5. Plants, n.d. 6. Police, n.d. 7. Politicians; A, n.d. 8. Politicians; B, n.d. 9. Politicians; C-F, n.d. 10. Politicians; G-L, n.d. 11. Politicians; M-Q, n.d. 12. Politicians; R-Z, n.d. 13. Pollution, n.d. 14. Poor People’s March, 1968 15. Poverty, n.d.

Box 41 1. Press, n.d. 2. Production Workers Conference, 1970s-1980s 3. Progressive Alliances, n.d. 4. Public Workers; Organizing, Puerto Rico, November 1985 5. Public Workers; Organizing; San Juan, Puerto Rico, September 1985 6. Quality of Work Life, n.d. 7. Rallies, n.d. 8. Rally; Striking Pittston Miners, 1989 9. Recreation; Art, n.d. 10. Recreation; Boating & Bowling, n.d. 11. Recreation; Camping, n.d. 12. Recreation; Fishing, n.d. 13. Recreation; Games & Golf, n.d. 14. Recreation; General, n.d. 15. Recreation; Hiking, Hobbies & Hunting, n.d. 16. Recreation; Scenery, n.d. 17. Recreation; Skiing & Swimming, n.d. 18. Recreation; Snowmobiling, n.d. 19. Red Cross, n.d. 20. Retired Workers Centers, n.d. 21. Retiree Council, n.d. 22. Retirees, n.d.

23. Retirees, 1960s

Box 42 1. Retirees, 1970s 2. Retirees, 1970s-1980s 3. Retirees, 1980s 4. Retirees; Early Retirement, n.d. 5. Retirees; Kaiser/Frazer, n.d. 6. Retirees; National Council of Senior Citizens, n.d. 7. Retirees; Palatka & Satsuma, Florida, n.d. 8. Retirees; Senior Olympics, n.d. 9. Retirees; Social Security, n.d. 10. Retraining, n.d. 11. Reuther, Walter P.; Death; Dignitaries; Funeral/Wake, n.d. 12. Reuther, Walter P.; Death; Mourners, n.d. 13. Reuther, Walter P.; Retirees, n.d. 14. Robinson, Ken, n.d. 15. Rockwell Corp, n.d. 16. Rockwell Negotiations; 1984 17. Roosevelt, Eleanor, n.d. 18. Roots, n.d. 19. Ross, Ray, n.d.

Box 43 1. Safety, n.d. 2. Salt Mines, n.d. 3. School Buses, n.d. 4. Schools, n.d. 5. Schrade, Paul, n.d. 6. Shoppers, n.d. 7. Show Business Personalities, n.d. 8. Siemiller, Roy, n.d. 9. Sinclair, Upton, n.d. 10. Skilled Trades, n.d. 11. Skilled Trades; Conference, 1967 12. Skilled Trades; Conference, 1969 13. Skilled Trades; Conference, 1970 14. Skilled Trades; Conference, 1973 15. Skilled Trades; Conference, 1976 16. Skilled Trades; Conference, 1977 17. Skilled Trades; Conference, 1982 18. Skilled Trades; Conference, 1983

Box 44 1. Skilled Trades; Conference, 1985 2. Skilled Trades; Conference, 1987 3. Skilled Trades; Conference; General, n.d. 4. Skilled Trades; McDonnell Douglas, n.d. 5. Skilled Trades; International, n.d. 6. Skilled Trades; Tour of Plants, 1986 7. Slums, n.d. 8. Smith, George, n.d. 9. Social Security, n.d. 10. Solidarity, n.d. 11. Solidarity Cover, 1988 12. Solidarity Day, 1981 13. Solidarity Day, 1983-1986 14. Solidarity Day 3; Chicago, 1983 15. Solidarity Day 3; Cleveland, 1983 16. Solidarity Day 3; Covington, 1983 17. Solidarity Day 3; Kansas City, 1983 18. Solidarity Day 3; New York City, 1983 19. Solidarity Soapbox #1, n.d. 20. Solidarity Soapbox #2, n.d. 21. Soup Kitchen, n.d. 22. South Africa, n.d. 23. Space Shuttle, n.d. 24. Special Bargaining Convention, 1966

Box 45 1. Special Bargaining Convention, 1967 2. Special Bargaining Convention, 1969 3. Special Bargaining Convention, 1970 4. Special Bargaining Convention, 1971 5. Special Bargaining Convention, 1973 6. Special Bargaining Convention, 1976 7. Special Bargaining Convention, 1979 8. Special Bargaining Convention, 1984 9. Special Bargaining Convention, 1987 10. Sports, n.d. 11. State Employees Negotiations, n.d. 12. STEP, n.d. 13. Stepp, Marc, n.d. 14. Strikes, Prior to 1966 15. Strikes, 1966 16. Strikes, 1967 17. Strikes, 1968-1969 18. Strikes, 1970 19. Strikes, 1971

20. Strikes, 1972

Box 46 1. Strikes, 1973-1975 2. Strikes, 1976-1977 3. Strikes, 1978 4. Strikes, 1979 5. Strikes, 1980 6. Strikes, 1981 7. Strikes, 1982 8. Strikes, 1983 9. Strikes, 1984-1985 10. Strikes, 1986 11. Strikes, 1987 12. Strikes; AFTRA, 1967 13. Strikes; Bailey Controls, 1979 14. Strikes; BCBS (Blue Cross Blue Shield), 1987 15. Strikes; Bear Archery, n.d. 16. Strikes; Benefits, n.d. 17. Strikes; Chrysler, 1967 18. Strikes; Chrysler; Buchta, Bob (photographer) (contacts), October 1985 19. Strikes; Chrysler; Indianapolis (negatives), 10/1985 20. Strikes; Classes, n.d. 21. Strikes; Condec, 1982 22. Strikes; Cornell University, 1981 23. Strikes; Deere, 1979-1986 24. Strikes; Delavan, 1978 25. Strikes; Eagle International Inc., 1980 26. Strikes; Essex Wire, 1977 27. Strikes; Facet, 1983-1984 28. Strikes; Ford, 1967 29. Strikes; Ford, 1976

Box 47 1. Strikes; Ford Motor Company; Local 425 Negotiating Team; Lorain, Ohio, October 1985 2. Strikes; Fruehauf, 1969 3. Strikes; General, n.d. 4. Strikes; General Dynamics, 1982-1985 5. Strikes; General Electric (GE), 1969 6. Strikes; General Motors (GM), 1961 7. Strikes; General Motors (GM), 1967 8. Strikes; General Motors (GM), 1970 9. Strikes; General Motors (GM), 1977 10. Strikes; Ingersoll Steel, 1985 11. Strikes; International Harvester, 1979-1980

12. Strikes; Iowa Beef, 1982 13. Strikes; ITT Thompson, 1977 14. Strikes; National Lock, 1988 15. Strikes; PATCO, 1981 16. Strikes; Pickets, n.d. 17. Strikes; Pierce Governor, 1977 18. Strikes; Plymouth Stamping, 1985 19. Strikes; South Haven, 1968 20. Strikes; Sterling Radiator, 1981-1982 21. Strikes; Stoughton, 1988 22. Strikes; Traverse City Iron Works, 1978 23. Strikes; Union Carbide, 1980 24. Strikes; Uniroyal, 1967 25. Strikes; Waterbury, 1980 26. Strikes; WCCC, 1977 27. Studebaker, n.d.

Box 48 1. Summer School, n.d. 2. Summer School, 1957-1976 3. Sunstrand Negotiations, n.d. 4. Symbolism, n.d. 5. Terex Company, n.d. 6. Thurner Heat Treating Company, n.d. 7. Tomasi, Joe, n.d. 8. Tools, n.d. 9. TOP, n.d. 10. Toxic Waste, n.d. 11. Trade, n.d. 12. Tragedies, n.d. 13. Trucks, n.d. 14. TV Ads, n.d. 15. Tuition Refund, n.d. 16. Union Busting, n.d. 17. UAW; CAP Conference, 1988 18. UAW; Education and Citizenry, n.d. 19. UAW; Executive Board Members, 1950s-1960s 20. UAW; Executive Board Members, 1960s-1970s 21. UAW; Executive Board Members, 1970s-1980s 22. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; Cleveland Labor Day Parade, 1985 23. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; Danville, IL, 1985 24. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; Detroit, 1985 25. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; Flint, 1985

Box 49 1. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; General, n.d. 2. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; Grand Rapids, 1985 3. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; Hartford, Connecticut, 1985 4. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; Indianapolis, 1985 5. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; Kansas City, 1985 6. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; Milwaukee, 1985 7. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; Philadelphia, 1985 8. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; Rings, 1985 9. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; Rings, n.d. 10. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; Solidarity House, 1985 11. UAW; Fiftieth Anniversary; Toledo, 1985 12. UAW; International, n.d. 13. UAW; Officials, n.d. 14. UAW; Representatives, A-C, n.d. 15. UAW; Representatives, D-E, n.d. 16. UAW; Representatives, F-H, n.d. 17. UAW; Representatives; J-L, n.d. 18. UAW; Representatives; M-N, n.d. 19. UAW; Representatives; O-Q, n.d. 20. UAW; Representatives; R-S, n.d. 21. UAW; Representatives; W-Z, n.d. 22. Unemployment #1, n.d. 23. Unemployment #2, n.d.

Box 50 1. Unemployment; Various Breakdowns, n.d. 2. Union Cause, n.d. 3. Union Education, n.d. 4. United Mine Workers, n.d. 5. United Nations, n.d. 6. US Presidents, n.d. 7. Vehicles, n.d. 8. Volkswagen, n.d. 9. Voter Registration, n.d. 10. Wage Freeze, 1971 11. Wallace, George, 1968 12. Warren, Earl, 1970 13. Washington; Congressional Hearings, 1966 14. Watts, 1968 15. Wayne State University, 1982 16. Welfare, n.d. 17. Wirtz, Willard, n.d. 18. Women; 1970s 19. Worker Education, 1987 20. Workers; Close Up, 1960s-1970s

21. Workers; Compensation, 1981

Box 51 1. Workers; Leaving Plants, 1960s-1980s 2. Workers; Working; Aerospace, n.d. 3. Workers; Working; AG IMP, n.d. 4. Workers; Working; AG IMP, 1960s 5. Workers; Working; AG IMP, 1970s 6. Workers; Working; Canada, n.d. 7. Workers; Working; Earl Dotter; 1970s 8. Workers; Working; Flint White Shirt Day, n.d. 9. Workers; Working; Ford Rouge Engine Plant, n.d. 10. Workers; Working; General, n.d. 11. Workers; Working; General, 1960s 12. Workers; Working; General, 1970s 13. Workers; Working; General, 1980s 14. Workers; Working; General Motors (GM), n.d. 15. Workers; Working; Local 259 NY, n.d. 16. Workers; Working; Maquiladoras, n.d.

Box 52 1. Workers; Working; Mexico, n.d. 2. Workers; Working; Night Shift, n.d. 3. Workers; Working; Nummi, 1980s 4. Workers; Working; Overseas, n.d. 5. Workers; Working; Skilled Trades, 1980s 6. Workers; Working; South Korea, n.d. 7. Workers; Working; Teachers, n.d. 8. Workers; Working; White Collar Workers, n.d. 9. Workers; Working; Women, 1950s-1970s 10. Workers; Working; Women, 1980s 11. Workplace Hazards, n.d. 12. Worley, Ken; Region 5 Director, n.d. 13. Write-in, 1979 14. Young, Bard, n.d. 15. Youth Part 1, n.d. 16. Youth Part 2, n.d. 17. Youth Part 3, n.d.

Series II: Photographic Contact Sheets Box 53 1. Generic Contact, 1960 2. Chrysler and Ford Negotiations, 1961 3. Walter P. Reuther in Africa, December 1963 4. Chrysler Negotiations, September 1964 5. Lyndon B. Johnson – Labor Day, September 1964

6. General Motors (GM) Negotiations, October 1964 7. Walter P. Reuther in Selma, Alabama, 1964 8. Ford Negotiations, 1964 9. Atlanta Leadership Rally, Georgia – Walter P. Reuther, 1965 10. New Orleans Disaster, 1965 11. Region 8 Summer School – Walter P. Reuther, 1965 12. Phil Hart and Esther Peterson, January 1965 13. Walter P. Reuther in Selma, Alabama, March 1965 14. Emil Mazey, April 1965 15. Grape Strikers, Delano, California, December 1965 16. Walter P. Reuther visits California Local, December 1965 17. Bob Kanter Retirement from UAW, 1966 18. Cass Tech High School, Detroit, Michigan, 1966 19. Fair Practices Conference – Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1966 20. Farm Workers – Texas, 1966 21. Labor Day – Lyndon B. Johnson, 1966 22. Walter P. Reuther in Meredith March, Mississippi, 1966 23. Big 3 Plants, South Africa, January 1966 24. Small Parts Conference, Washington, February 1966 25. 1966 Convention, Long Beach, California, May 1966 26. Senator Ross Bass, Tennessee, June 1966 27. Martian Luther King at Cobo Hall, Detroit, Michigan, June 1966 28. Senator Walter Mondale in office, Washington D.C., July 1966 29. Michigan UAW Fair Practices Conference, Grand Rapids, Michigan, August 1966 30. Budd Co. in Plant Shots, September 1966 31. Congressman John Dingell, October 1966 32. MDTA Inspection by Hubert H. Humphrey, October 1966 33. Walter P. Reuther visits WATTS, October 1966 34. Plant Gate Shot, Flint, Michigan, October 1966 35. Voter Registration (Hubert H. Humphrey, Soapy Williams), November 1966 36. Hubert H. Humphrey, President For A Day, November 1966 37. Walter P. Reuther, COPE in California, November 1966 38. Canada General Motors (GM) Strike, St. Therese, November 1966 39. Feature on Frank Graham, November 11, 1966 40. Frank Graham at U.N., November 1966 41. Disability Case, Flint, Michigan, December 1966 42. Auto Show for December 1966, 1967

Box 54 1. Pat Greathouse – Tight Money Policy, January 1967 2. Organizing, January 11, 1967 3. UAW Family #1 – General Shots, February 1967 4. UAW Family #2 – Watching T.V., February 1967 5. Air Pollution, February 1967 6. Community Action Poverty, Chicago, Illinois, February 1967 7. Texas Farm Workers, February 1967

8. Women's Advisory Council, Detroit, Michigan, March 1967 9. Ford Nashville Local, March 1967 10. AG Imp. Conference, Detroit, Michigan, March 1967 11. Special Collective Bargaining Convention, April 1967 12. Cesar Chavez, April 1967 13. Aerospace, Orlando, Florida, May 1967 14. Hubert H. Humphrey (Vice President) Visits Detroit, Michigan, May 12, 1967 15. Local 600 New Building/Walter P. Reuther, May 1967 16. Retirees Rally, May 15, 1967 17. Texas Farm Workers, June 1967 18. UAW Peace Corps, Detroit, Michigan, July 1967 19. Ford Negotiations, July 1967 20. Rubber Workers Strike, July 1967 21. Plant Site Shots, July 1967 22. Uniroyal Picket Line, July 1967 23. Chrysler Negotiations, July 1967 24. Ford Negotiation Committee, July 15, 1967 25. Chrysler Negotiations, July 1967 26. American Motors Negotiations, July 1967 27. General Motors (GM) Contract Negotiations, July 1967 (folder 1) 28. General Motors (GM) Contract Negotiations, July 1967 (folder 2) 29. Detroit Slums, Michigan, August 6, 1967 30. Detroit Slums (Rats), Michigan, August 1967 (folder 1) 31. Detroit Slums (Rats), Michigan, August 1967 (folder 2) 32. Chrysler Council, August 1967 33. Pre-Target Press Conference, August 31, 1967 34. General Motors (GM Council), August 31, 1967 35. Report to General Motors (GM) Workers in Flint, Michigan, August 1967 36. Ford Workers Leaving Sterling Plant, August 1967 37. Flint Report to General Motors (GM) Workers, August 1967 38. Swedish Delegates at Solidarity House, September 21, 1967 39. Farm Workers Striking, Delano, California, September 1967 40. General Motors (GM) Building, Detroit, Michigan, September 1967 41. Ford Picket Line, Detroit, Michigan, October 1967 42. UAW Report to Ford Strikers, October 1, 1967 43. New Car Dealer Shots, October 3, 1967 44. Special Convention, October 8, 1967 (folder 1) 45. Special Convention, October 8, 1967 (folder 2) 46. Walter P. Reuther Joining Picket Line at Rouge Plant, October 6, 1967 47. Chevrolet Plant Gate, Flint, Michigan, November 1967 48. General Motors (GM) Settles, December 1967 49. General Motors (GM) Negotiations: Last Days, December 1967 50. General Motors (GM) Workers Near Plants, December 1967

Box 55 1. Roy Reuther Funeral, January, 13, 1968 2. Windsor Plant Gates – Chrysler, Ontario, January 23, 1968 3. Pontiac Plant Gates – Ken Morris, Michigan, February 5, 1968 4. Cesar Chavez Hunger Strike, Delano and Bakersfield, California, February 1968 5. American Motors, Detroit, Michigan, February 1968 6. American Motors Negotiations, Detroit, Michigan, March 1968 7. Robert Kennedy and Cesar Chavez, Delano, California, March 1968 8. Top Conference, Detroit, Michigan, April 1968 9. Kelsey Strike, April 1968 10. Memphis March, Tennessee, April 1968 11. Martin Luther King, Sr., Solidarity House, April 1968 12. Poor Peoples March, Washington D.C., June 1968 13. Watts, California, July 1968 14. Hubert H. Humphrey and Walter P. Reuther, Los Angeles, California, August 1968 15. Detroit Water Pollution, August 1968 16. Alliance for Labor Action, Chicago, Illinois, August 1968 17. Peace Corps, UAW, Detroit, Michigan, August 1968 18. Walter P. Reuther and Poster Child, August 1968 19. Ford Tri-Motor A/C, Port Clinton, September 1968 20. South Haven, Michigan Strike, September 1968 21. Alan Cranston of Los Angeles, California, September 1968 22. Retirees Lunch for Dave Muller, September 13, 1968 23. State Fair, September 1968 24. Wallace Rally, October 1968 25. Auto Show, October 1968 26. Hubert H. Humphrey Day, Detroit, Michigan, October 1968 27. Solidarity House, December 1968 28. West Virginia Coal Mine Disaster, December 1968 29. Senator Alan Cranston, Washington, D.C., January 1969, (folder 1) 30. Senator Alan Cranston, Washington, D.C., January 1969, (folder 2) 31. Air Pollution, January 4, 1969 32. Boat Show, Detroit, Michigan, February 1969 33. Ken Bannon Press Conference, Sub Ford, March 13, 1969 34. Senator George McGovern, Harper, Florida, March 1969 35. Japanese Visit to Detroit with Officers, Michigan, March 10, 1969 36. Pollution – River Clean up, April 1969 37. Detroit Rally for Grape Boycott, Michigan, April 1969 38. Walter P. Reuther – Testifying on Tax Reform, April 1969 39. Doug Fraser Testifies on Overtime, May 1969 40. Walter P. Reuther in Charleston, South Carolina, May 1969 41. ALA Founding Conference, May 1969 42. Emil Mazey, Solidarity House, May 1969

Box 56 1. Michigan Farm Workers (Summer), June 1969 2. Canadians in Delano, California, June 1969 3. Walter P. Reuther Testifies, Joint Economic Conference, June 1969 4. Region 1B Groundbreaking, Detroit, Michigan, June 1969 5. CAP Conference, UAW, Cobo Hall, Detroit Michigan, June 1969 6. Yugoslav Delegation, UAW, June 1969 7. Retirees Boycott Grapes, July 1969 8. Teachers on Picket line, August 1969 9. Woman Local President, Elyria, Ohio, August 1969 10. Retirees State Fair, September 1969 11. Community Unions, East Los Angeles, September 1969 12. Vietnam Moratorium Day, Ann Arbor, Michigan, October 15, 1969 13. Solidarity House Vietnam Moratorium, October 15, 1969 14. Ernie Dillard, Detroit, Michigan, October 1969 15. National Health Conference, New York, October 1969 16. Afro-Jobbing (MDTA), Detroit, Michigan, November 1969 17. Walter P. Reuther Testifies to Senate Labor Committee, Washington, D.C., December 1969 18. Detroit Junkyards, Michigan, December 1969 19. Japanese Victims and Ken Bannon, Detroit, Michigan, December 1969 20. Mug Shots of PR Department, December 1969 21. Iron Mountain Closed Ford Plant, January 7, 1970 22. California Grape Workers Press Conference, January 22, 1970 23. Plant Gates, Flint, Michigan, February 1970 24. Unemployment, February 1970 25. Walter P. Reuther/National Hospital Administration, Boston, Massachusetts, March 1970 26. 100,000 General Motors (GM) Retiree, March 1970 27. Earth Day Activities, Black Lake, Onaway, Michigan, April 1970 28. Reuthers (Walter P. Reuther and May Reuther) In State & Services, Veterans Memorial, May 13-15, 197o 29. Emil Mazey, Detroit, Michigan, May 1970 30. Leonard Woodcock Sworn In and Press Conference, Detroit, Michigan, May 1970 31. Leonard Woodcock – March Against Repression, Atlanta, Georgia, May 1970 32. Victor Reuther – UN, New York, May 1970 33. Walter P. Reuther Memorial Service, Los Angeles, California, May 20, 1970 34. Leonard Woodcock Testifies, U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C., June 1970 35. Grape Workers Rally, Freedom Bell, Detroit, Michigan, June 1970 36. Plant Gate Shots – Ford and Chrysler, August 1970 37. General Motors (GM) Strike, Fremont, California, September 1970 38. General Motors (GM) Press Conference and Walkout, September 14, 1970 39. General Motors (GM) Picket Lines, Southern California, September 1970 40. UAW Women – Pollution, Detroit, Michigan, October 1970 41. Special Dues Convention, Detroit, Michigan, October 1970 42. Christmas on Anderson Brass Picket Line, Detroit, Michigan, October 1970 43. Vigil for Cesar Chavez, Salinas, California, October 1970

44. Chrysler Settlement, Highland Park, Michigan, January 1971 45. Leonard Woodcock Testifying – J.E.C., February 1971 46. Chrysler Council Ratification, Detroit, Michigan, February 1971 47. Chrysler Office Strikes and Settlement, Detroit, Michigan, February 1971 48. Ford Rouge Assembly Line, River Rouge, Michigan, March 1971 49. Local 22 – Walter P. Reuther Memorial Service, Detroit, Michigan, May 1971 50. Joint Aerospace Conference, UAW and IAM, October 21, 1971 51. Women in Skilled Trades, General Motors (GM), Delco 292, Kokomo, Indiana, November 1971 52. Special Convention, Detroit, Michigan, November 1971

Box 57 1. CAP Conference (National), Washington, D.C., January 1972 2. Leonard Woodcock – Cesar Chavez Press Conference, Washington, D.C., January 1972 3. Unemployment Compensation Offices, Detroit, Michigan, February 1972 4. UAW Quits Pay Board, March 24, 1972 5. Local 259 Apprenticeship Program, New York City, New York, April 1972 6. Solidarity Towers, Windsor, Ontario, May 13, 1972 7. Cadillac Gage Strike, Detroit, Michigan, November 1972 8. UAW-IAM Joint Legislative Conference, Washington, D.C., March 1973 9. Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, March 1973 10. Special Collective Bargaining Convention, Cobo Hall, Detroit, Michigan, March 1973 11. Cesar Chavez visit to Ford Rouge Plant, River Rouge, Michigan, July 1973 12. Miscellaneous on spec., California, 1974 13. Richard Chavez (Cesar Chavez’s Brother), March 1974 14. Cesar Chavez Breakfast, April 11, 1974 15. UAW Convention, Los Angeles, California, June 1974 16. Firestone Steel Products Picketing, June 18, 1974 17. Grape Boycott, August 3, 1974 18. Farm Workers Rally, Kennedy Square, September 14, 1974 19. Region 9 Women L.U. Presidents, October 4, 1974 20. Youngest UAW-Ford Retiree Frank Cox, Des Moines, Iowa, March 1975 21. Walter P. Reuther Library Dedication, May 23, 1975 22. Monroe Shock Absorber Boycott, L.U. 1427. Hartwell, Georgia, July 1975 23. Leonard Woodcock at Farm Workers Convention, September 1975 24. Ford, Chrysler Workers on the Job, January 1976 25. Clair W. Young, LU 306, with Olympic Medals Won by her Daughter, February 17, 1976 26. School Integration Program, February 15-16, 1976 27. Special Collective Bargaining Convention, March 18-20, 1976 28. Local 600 Job Demonstration to Save Engine Plant Jobs, April 13, 1976 29. Leonard Woodcock and Governor Jimmy Carter Press Conference, May 7, 1976 30. Ford Workers on Strike, September 14, 1976 (folder 1) 31. Ford Workers on Strike, September 14, 1976 (folder 2) 32. Negatives of Ford Strikers in San Jose, California, September 1976 33. Michigan UAW-CAP Endorsing Conference, Cobo Hall, Detroit, September 9, 1976

34. Ford of Canada Strike, October 1976 35. Polish Century Club Award to Leonard Woodcock, October 10, 1976 36. Doug Fraser Oversees Packaging of Election Campaign Peanuts for Michigan CAP, October 25, 1976 37. Odessa Komer/Medallion, November 1976 38. UAW-GM Strike at Midnight, November 18, 1976 39. UAW-GM Tentative Settlement, November 19, 1976 40. UAW-GM Council Meeting, Veterans Building, November 23, 1976 41. Chrysler Negotiations, November 5, 1976 42. Mug Shots of Doug Fraser, Hughes, Forchione, & Willie Stoval, LU 3, November 1976 43. Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday March on Unemployment, Atlanta, Georgia, January 15, 1977 44. Legislative Conference, Washington, D.C., February 1977 45. General Motors (GM) Subs 8 and 9 give Leonard Woodcock Gifts, March 25, 1977 46. Retirees Award to Lillian Hatcher, April 1977 47. Chrysler Corporation Stockholders Meeting, Centerline, Michigan, May 3, 1977 48. 1977 UAW Convention Contact Sheets, Los Angeles, California, May 1977 49. Doug Fraser Press Conference on Air Bags, June 17, 1977 50. Doug Fraser Testifying before House Ways and Means Committee on Energy in Washington D.C., June 6, 1977 51. Doug Fraser, Ivory, Dave Miller, Police Chief Hard, etc. at UAW Seminar on Crime & Older Citizens, June 13, 1977 52. Doug Fraser – First Press Conference, June 17, 1977 53. J.I. Case, Racine, Wisconsin, Local 180 Strike, July 8, 1977 54. Doug Fraser and Marc Stepp Press Conference/Chrysler Legal Services, July 12, 1977 55. Leonard Woodcock Swearing in Ceremony, Detroit, Michigan, July 11, 1971 56. Doug Fraser, Labor Dinner of United Negro College Fund, September 1977 57. General Motors (GM) Diesel Plant Strike, October 1977 58. Doug Fraser and Coretta Scott King, Presentation of Check to Martin Luther King, Jr. Center, Atlanta, Georgia, December 1977 59. McDonnell Douglas Strike, January 15, 1978 60. Doug Fraser Press Conference, Washington, D.C., February 1978 61. SEMCAP Jobs Conference, Coretta Scott King, Detroit, Michigan, Marcy 17, 1978 62. Nazis, March 1978 63. McDonnell Douglas Strikes, March 30-April 1, 1978 64. Solar Fair, Lima-Troy, Ohio CAP Council, April 15, 1978 65. 1st National Conference, Shorter Work Week, April 17, 1978 66. Doug Fraser – Press Club Address, May 1978 67. Earl Dotter's Photographs Runaway Plants – General Motors (GM), Ford and Chrysler, May 16-19, 1978

Box 58 1. UAW Staff Mug Shots, 1978 2. National All Union Conference, Detroit, Michigan, April 11, 1978 3. Sun Day, May 3, 1978 4. Wayne State University Strike, Detroit, Michigan, September 1978

5. Plant Closings, September 30, 1978 6. Journeyman Card Presentation, September 1978 7. Asbestos Story, December 1978 8. AFSME Strike, 1979 9. UAW Legislative Conference, Washington, D.C., January 14-17, 1979 10. Chrysler Legal Plan Conference, February 1979 11. National Conference of Senior Citizens with Doug Fraser, February 9, 1979 12. Health Alliance Plan Announced, February 12, 1979 13. Doug Fraser at Mahwah, New Jersey Plant, March 1979 14. National Committee on Unemployment Compensation, March 1979 15. Special Collective Bargaining Conference, April 1979 16. Region 9 and 9A Women's Conference, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, May 1, 1979 17. National Ford Council Meeting, Louisville, Kentucky, May 10, 1979 18. Dodge Main Closed Rally/Demonstration, Hamtramck, Michigan, July 19, 1979 19. Ford Negotiations, July 17, 1979 20. Chrysler Negotiations, July 18, 1979 21. General Motors (GM) Negotiations, September 12-14, 1979 22. Chrysler Negotiations, September 1979 23. National Day of Protest (Energy), October 17, 1979 24. Doug Fraser/Marc Stepp Testimony on Chrysler, October 19, 1979 25. Ford Negotiations/Council Meeting, October 4 and September 9, 1979 26. Ford Settlement, October 4, 1979 27. Chrysler Negotiations, October 1979 28. Chrysler Council Meeting, Kansas City, Missouri, October 1979 29. Chrysler Contract Signing, November 1979 30. Save Chrysler Rally, December 1979 31. Dodge Main Plant Closing Press Conference, December 1979 32. 1980 UAW Convention, 1980 33. Chrysler Contract Signing, January 1980 34. UAW-CAP Legislative Conference, January 1980 35. Doug Fraser – Miscellaneous, January 1980 36. Edward (Ted) Kennedy – Campaign Interviews, January 1980 37. Doug Fraser/Pat Greathouse – Press Conference, January 1980 38. Michigan Senate Presentation to Ken Bannon by Senator Jackie Vaughn, January 11, 1980 39. BUDD Strikers, January 15, 1980 40. UAW Ford Sub-Council #2 Pickets White House, January 16, 1980 41. Doug Fraser Testimony on Budget and Imports, March 1980 42. Unemployment Lines, Detroit, Michigan, April 1980 43. Doug Fraser – Miscellaneous, May 1980 44. Edward (Ted) Kennedy Unemployment Rally, May 5, 1980 45. UAW Ford Retirement for Ken Bannon, May 20, 1980 46. Chrysler Stockholder Meeting, May 13-14, 1980 47. UAW Display at Detroit Historical Museum, June 1980 48. Solidarity Cover Shot, August 15, 1980 49. Doug Fraser at Democratic Convention Caucus, August 11, 1980

50. Chrysler K-Car, August 1980 51. Chrysler “K” Car Launch, Newark, Delaware, September 3, 1980 52. Reagan, September 1980 53. Jimmy Carter visits Dearborn Ford LU 900, October 1980 54. Murals, Diego Rivera, November 1980

Box 59 1. Lifestyle, 1981 2. Work Place Shots, 1981 3. Paul Masseron, 1981 4. Ken Morris, 1981 5. Dodge Main Tear Down, 1981 6. Chrysler Council Meeting, January 19, 1981 7. Dodge Main Tear Down, March 1981 8. CAP Conference, March 1981 9. Haitian Refugee Aid, March 1981 10. Retirees, Walter Adams and Olga Madar, March 1981 11. Job Demonstration, Des Moines, Iowa, March 24, 1981 12. Space Shuttle, April 1981 13. Rosie Geer at Black Lack, June 1981 14. General Motors (GM) Cancer Screening Detection Program, June 1981 15. Solidarity Day, September 19, 1981 (folder 1) 16. Solidarity Day, September 19, 1981 (folder 2) 17. Labor Day, September 1981 18. Cover Solidarity, October 1981 19. Cornell University Strike, October 1981 20. Workers Leaving Chrysler Jefferson Ave. Plant, October 1981 21. Michigan Interest Rates Rally, October 1981 22. UAW Women's Conference, October 1981 23. Michigan Solidarity Day, October 19, 1981 24. Woodmere Cemetery with Ford Rouge background, November 1981 25. Cover for Solidarity, November 1981 26. Cover for Solidarity, December 1981

Series III: Video and Audio Tapes Box 60: Bargaining 1. Owen Bieber – press conference after Bargaining Convention, 3/8/1984 2. Union Made in USA: “Bargaining for Jobs and Justice” – with Owen Bieber – speech, Special Bargaining Convention, 1987; various Owen Bieber footage, ca. 1987 3. Collective Bargaining History – UAW-Ford Labor-Management Study, 3/1989 4. Bargaining – Dick Shoemaker: Winter Institute – Black Lake presentation, Onaway (Michigan), 1/25/1990 (tape 1) (master) 5. Bargaining – Dick Shoemaker: Winter Institute – Black Lake presentation – Bargaining Representatives, Onaway (Michigan), 1/25/1990 (tape 2) (master) 6. Bargaining: Winter Institute – Black Lake presentation – Group report-outs, Onaway (Michigan), 1/25/1990 (tape 3) (master)

7. Opening Ceremony: Owen Bieber – keynote speech at the UAW Bargaining Convention, 5/21/1990 8. Representative John Dingell – Interview on Collective Bargaining and the UAW Trade Union, 1990 9. UAW - Collective Bargaining TV spots: “Liberty,” “Quality,” “Expendable,” 1990 (produced by the UAW PR Department) 10. Collective Bargaining Convention – State Workers Rally at Hart Plaza, Detroit (Michigan): Arrival and March; Owen Bieber – speech, 4/27/1993 (ENG 1) 11. UAW Special Bargaining Convention: Steve Yokich – keynote speech, 3/28/1999 (reel 1A) 12. UAW Special Bargaining Convention: Steve Yokich – keynote speech, 3/28/1999 (reel 1B)

Box 61: CAP (National Community Action Program) Conferences 1. Union Made in USA: “What Labor Can Do: The Job Back Home”: Owen Bieber – Speech, UAW-CAP Conference, Washington D.C., 2/15/1987 (produced by UAW Education Department) 2. Owen Bieber – keynote address, 1987 3. Owen Bieber on the UAW’s trade fight, 2/21/1988 4. Owen Bieber – keynote address, 2/5/1989 5. “60 Days…The Time for Action”: The 60 Day Plant Notification Bill, 1/31/1990 6. Owen Bieber – keynote speech, 2/4/1990 (podium 1) 7. Owen Bieber – keynote speech, 2/4/1990 (podium 2) 8. Senator Carl Levin, 2/5/1990 (tape 4) 9. Opening remarks and introduction of Owen Bieber; Owen Bieber – keynote speech, part 1, 2/3/1991 (tape 1) 10. Owen Bieber – keynote address, 2/3/1991 (edit master) (U-matic) 11. Owen Bieber – keynote address, 2/3/1991 (dub) (VHS) 12. Opening ceremony; Owen Bieber – keynote speech, 2/2/1992 (tape 1 – camera 1) 13. Owen Bieber – keynote speech, (continued), 2/2/1992 (tape 2 – camera 1) 14. Owen Bieber – keynote speech, (continued), 2/2/1992 (tape 3 – camera 1) 15. Representative David Bonior, 2/3/1992 (tape 6 – camera 1) 16. Representative David Bonior, (continued); Bill Casstevens – Veterans presentation/MIA- POW ceremony, 2/3/1992 (tape 7 – camera 2) 17. Alan Reuther, 3/16/1993 (tape F – camera 1)

Box 62: CAP (National Community Action Program) Conferences 1. Youth For Justice, 3/17/1994 (tape 1) 2. Youth For Justice, 3/17/1994 (tape 2) 3. Youth For Justice, 3/17/1994 (tape 3) 4. Youth For Justice, 3/17/1994 (tape 4) 5. Youth For Justice, 3/17/1994 (tape 5) 6. Owen Bieber – keynote speech, 3/20/1994 (tape 1 – camera B) 7. Owen Bieber – keynote speech, (continued); crowd shots, 3/20/1994 (tape 3 – camera B) 8. Plenary #3: David Bonier, 3/22/1994 (tape 16 – camera A)

9. Plenary #3: David Bonier, 3/22/1994 (tape 17 – camera A) 10. Hillary Rodham Clinton, 3/22/1994 (tape 1) 11. Hillary Rodham Clinton, 3/22/1994 (tape 2) 12. Hillary Rodham Clinton, 3/22/1994 (tape 3) 13. Hillary Rodham Clinton – Backstage at CAP Conference: with Bill Casstevens, Steve Yokich, and others, 1994 14. Owen Bieber – keynote speech, 2/5/1995 (tape 1 – camera A) 15. Owen Bieber – keynote speech, 2/5/1995 (tape 2 – camera A) 16. Owen Bieber – keynote speech, 2/5/1995 (tape 3 – camera A) 17. Owen Bieber – keynote speech; Al Gore, 2/11/1995 (edited) 18. 2/1995 (tape W3) 19. 2/1995 (tape W4) 20. 2/1995 (tape W5) 21. UAW International Skilled Trades Conference, 1/31/1996 (tape 5); 2/1/1996 (tape 2) 22. Plenary session: Nancy Brigham – World Wide Web demonstration; Representative David Bonior, 4/24/1996 (tape 3) 23. Plenary session: David Bonior; Linda Chavez-Thompson, 4/24/1996 (tape 4) 24. Steve Yokich – speech; Plenary session, 4/24/1996 (tape 6) 25. Steve Yokich – speech, (continued); Plenary session, 4/24/1996 (tape 7) 26. Opening session: Tommy Roberts singing “National Anthem”; Steve Yokich introduces President Bill Clinton; Bill Clinton – speech; Raeby (no further information), 4/20/1997 (tape 1) 27. President Bill Clinton – backstage, 4/20/1997 28. Main session, 4/22/1997 (tape 1) 29. Main session, 4/22/1997 (tape 2) 30. Main session, 4/22/1997 (tape 3) 31. Opening ceremony: Senator Edward (Ted) Kennedy – speaker; Steve Yokich, 2/4/2001 (tape 1) 32. David Bonior – luncheon, 1/29/2002

Box 63: Caterpillar (CAT) 1. Doug Fraser’s comments about CAT, with Owen Bieber – WMBD news coverage, 1982 2. “We Got Even Tougher”: Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations – University of Illinois – colloquium with James Ward (Caterpillar Vice President) and William Casstevens (UAW Vice President), 11/14/1986 3. Bill Casstevens news conference/Q&A on Caterpillar bargaining – Bloomington (Illinois), 10/31/1991 4. “Caterpillar: The Story Of A Plant Closure,” 1991 (CAW-TCA production) 5. Caterpillar (CAT) news conference, Peoria, WHOI, 3/26/1992 6. Caterpillar (CAT) news conference, 4/6/1992 (tape 1 – a-roll) 7. Caterpillar (CAT) story with Bill Casstevens and Jerry Flaherty interviews: MacNeil/Lehrer – PBS, 4/6/1992 8. UAW – Solidarity – “Caterpillar”: Open and close of a special report piece on the Caterpillar (CAT) strike for the Solidarity convention, 6/16/1992 9. UAW – Solidarity – “There’s More Than One Way To Skin The Cat”: New revised Caterpillar piece, 7/28/1992

10. “Caterpillar (CAT): The Struggle Continues,” 9/8/1993 (UAW tape) 11. Solidarity: “Hold That Line – The Caterpillar Struggle,” ca. 7/1994 (produced by the UAW PR Department) (includes form letter describing video and strike update, 7/29/1994) 12. UAW-CAT: “A Message to the Men and Women of Caterpillar: Come on Out”: an appeal to workers that have crossed the picket line, 12/23/1994 13. UAW-CAT compilation reel of TV spots: “Resolve”; “Stand Together”; “Proud”; “American Dream”; “Hardworking”; “Six Weeks”; “Class”; “Gavel”; “Junk”; “Inside” (also know as “Cross”); “Faith”; “New Year”; “World Class” (Auto Show spot); “Yes”; “Determine”; “Voices”; “Town,” 5/15/1995 14. UAW-CAT compilation reel of TV spots: “Resolve”; “Stand Together”; “Proud”; “American Dream”; “Hardworking”; “Six Weeks”; “Class”; “Gavel”; “Junk”; “Inside” (also know as “Cross”); “Faith”; “New Year”; “World Class” (Auto Show spot); “Yes”; “Determine”; “Voices”; “Town”; “Memorial,” 5/24/1995 15. Caterpillar (CAT) news conference with Wayne Zimmerman, 2/23/98 16. UAW news conference with Richard Shoemaker about Caterpillar (CAT), 3/17/1998 17. UAW news conference with Richard Shoemaker, East Peoria (Illinois), WEEK, 3/17/1998 18. Select scenes from Caterpillar (compilation) – Commercials: “Try,” 6/16/1994; “Stand Together,” 6/27/1994; “Hard Working,” 7/8/1994; “Six Weeks,” 7/28/1994; “Middle,” 8/18/1994; “Gavel, 8/31/1994; “Junk,” 9/21/1994; “Inside,” 9/28/1994;/“A Message to the Men and Women of Caterpillar: Come On Out” – an appeal to workers that have crossed the picket line: “Ed Sealow, Joe Fish – Back on the Picket Line,” “Bob and Adele Davis – UAW Family,” “Jim and Bonnie Yocum – UAW Family,” “Greg Jenkins – Back on the Picket Line,” “Bill Scott – UAW Member,” “Rick Bohm – UAW Member,” and “Monsignor John Egan,” u.d.; CAT Info Line announcements (audio only): Ed Sealow, Kurtis Harrison (Local 974) and Bill Calvert, u.d.;/Jerry Brown (Local 974 President) – video message, u.d; “United We Bargain – Divided We Beg” – footage of spouses protesting, u.d.; interview with Jack Brown and Vernon Brown (former President, Local 974), u.d.; interview with Jerry Brown and Jerry Baker, u.d.; Bob Cates (striking worker) – statement, u.d.; Leonard Page (UAW Associate General Council); Jerry Brown reporting from Hinsdale (Illinois) – audio only, u.d.; Jerry Flaugherty (Caterpillar Group President – news conference, u.d.; Jerry Brown – closing statement, u.d.; Owen Bieber and Bill Casstevens – clips of various speeches and greeting strikers, u.d.;/UAW-produced programs related to CAT: “There’s More Than One Way To Skin A CAT,” 1992 (produced by the UAW Public Relations Department); “Land Mines and Time Bombs,” 1993 (produced by UAW International); “Hold That Line,” 1993; untitled, 1994 (produced by the UAW Public Relations Department);/Eye Opener segments: “Skin This CAT,” u.d.; “Keeping The Dream Alive” with Owen Bieber accepting the Labor Social Responsibility Award for the UAW, u.d.; Irving Bluestone – speaking on solidarity, u.d.

Box 64: Chrysler 1. “Automotive News Replay” – News coverage of 1982 UAW-Chrysler talks, 7/20- 23/1982

2. “Automotive News Replay” – News coverage of 1982 Chrysler-UAW talks, 7/26- 8/3/1982 3. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW talks – Interview: Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President); Chrysler Canada-Canadian Government – Perkins Engine agreement – Interviews: B. Weeks (Windsor Mayor), R. Bovitz (Trenton Mayor), K. Gerard (President Local 444), J. Moore (Windsor Development Commissioner), B. Turnbull (President Real Estate Board), 8/11/1982 (tape log included) 4. Chrysler worker relief system ruling – Worker Absenteeism, 8/12/1982 (possible “Automotive News Replay”) 5. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW talks – Interview: Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President); Chrysler Canada-UAW talks – Interview: B. White (UAW Canadian Director); Mitsubishi will begin selling cars with its own name plates in the U.S.; Chrysler offers Japanese management techniques to the UAW; Report on Project BOLD – Interviews: G. Jones-Williams (Special Programs Director), D. Davis (Volunteer); Interviews – Project BOLD: T. Johnson, B. Cruz, C. Mealy, 8/16/1982 (tape log included) 6. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler E Series Drive-On at Jefferson Assembly Plant – Speaking: H. Sperlich (Chrysler Corporation), Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President); Chrysler-UAW talks – Interviews: T. Miner (Chrysler Vice President), Marc Stepp; Chrysler workers – Interviews: G. Manury, R. Hale, T. Hill, E. Davies, S. Boker; Chrysler-UAW Canada talks – Interviews: K. Gerard (Local 444 President), 8/17/1982 (tape log included) 7. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW talks – Speaking: T. Miner (Chrysler Vice President); Reaction to Chrysler-UAW talks – Interview: T. Carroll (Health Planning Council); Construction of Chrysler Canada Assembly plant addition – Interview: D. Osmun (Facility Engineering Chrysler Canada Manager), 8/26/1982 (tape log included) 8. “Automotive News Replay” – Report on the return of the convertible; Chrysler-UAW Talks – Interview: Doug Fraser, 8/27/1982; UAW Strike Vote Against Chrysler Canada – Speaking: K. Gerard (Local 444 President), 8/29/1982 (tape log included) 9. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW talks – Interviews: A. Jouppi (Auto analyst), Doug Fraser, T. Miner (Chrysler negotiator), Marc Stepp (UAW negotiator), 9/2/1982 (tape log included) 10. “Automotive News Replay” – Report on auto sales – Interviews: A. Jouppi (Auto analyst), G. Russo (Chrysler Dealer); UAW strike vote against Chrysler; Chrysler wants its Fenton (Missouri) plant declared a free trade zone, 9/3/1982; Chrysler-UAW talks, 9/5/1982; Chrysler-UAW talks – Interview: Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President), 9/6/1982 (tape log included) 11. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW talks – Interview: Doug Fraser; Lee Iacocca will be appearing in more TV commercials; Chrysler may not have commercials on Sunday football games, 9/8/1982 (tape log included) 12. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler news conference – Speaking: Lee Iacocca, Carroll Shelby (performance car designer); Chrysler-UAW talks – Speaking: Doug Fraser, Lee Iacocca; Chrysler workers – Interviews: A. Pierce, T. R. Roberts, D. Brown, R. Slagle, J. Joyce; State of Michigan may call in the Chrysler loan; MOTECH is donating an engine and transmission overhaul to the Detroit Zoo – Interviews: J. Tedder (MOTECH official), S. Graham (Zoo Director), 9/9/1982 (tape log included)

Box 65: Chrysler 1. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW talks – Interview: Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President), 9/7/1982 (tape log included) 2. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW talks (all segments) – Interviews: Doug Fraser, Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President), T. Miner (Chrysler spokesman), 9/10/1982; Interview – Doug Fraser, 9/11/1982; Interview – Lee Iacocca; Speaking – Doug Fraser, 9/12/1982; Speaking: Doug Fraser, Lee Iacocca; Interviews: Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President), D. Eisenberg (Automotive Analyst), R. Slagle (Chrysler worker), 9/13/1982 (tape log included) 3. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW talks – Speaking: Doug Fraser, 9/13/1982 (tape log included) 4. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW talks – Speaking: Doug Fraser; Chrysler workers – Interviews: R. Groves, J. Smith, J. Hunter, Q. Parker, L. Peetos (37 year worker), S. Hill (15 year worker), S. Paden (15 year worker), F. Watts (19 year worker); Chrysler dealers are concerned about a possible strike – Interviews: K. Stump (Northwestern Dodge), Ken Nichols (Resident), B. Powell (Resident), 9/14/1982; Chrysler-UAW talks – Speaking: Doug Fraser, 9/15/1982 (tape log included) 5. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW talks, worker reaction, and walkouts – Interviews: C. Murphy (Chrysler worker), T. Miner (Chrysler Vice President); Effects of a possible strike against Chrysler on Detroit’s economy, 9/15/1982; Chrysler-UAW tentative agreement and Ellis Island discussed on The Today Show – Interview: Lee Iacocca; Chrysler-UAW tentative agreement – Interviews: Doug Fraser, T. Miner (Chrysler Vice President), 9/16/1982 (tape log included) 6. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW tentative agreement – Speaking: Doug Fraser, T. Miner (Chrysler Vice President); Interviews – A. Jouppi (Auto Industry Analyst), Lee Iacocca; Chrysler plant walkouts and worker reaction to tentative agreement – Interview: F. O’Brien (Local 1264 official); Chrysler workers – Interviews: M. Westley, B. Sage, J. Page, E. Frazer (31 year worker), C. Smith (15 year worker), C. Murphy, 9/16/1982 (tape log included) 7. “Automotive News Replay” – UAW Chrysler Council approved the tentative agreement – Interviews: Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President), Doug Fraser; Worker reaction to the tentative agreement (see tape log for names), 9/17/1982; Protest at UAW Meeting – Interviews: B. King (UAW negotiator – possibly Bob King), Doug Fraser, J. Gwinn (protestor), Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President), 9/18/1982; UAW Local 1264 is calling for the resignation of the UAW’s International Bargaining Committee, 9/19/1982 (tape log included) 8. “Automotive News Replay” – Worker reaction to the Chrysler-UAW tentative agreement – Interview: K. Jhons (UAW Shop Steward); Chrysler-UAW tentative agreement – Interview: Doug Fraser, 9/20/1982 (tape log included) 9. “Automotive News Replay” – UAW members’ attitude toward the Chrysler-UAW tentative agreement – Interviews: Doug Fraser, P. Caldwell (Ford Chairman); Doug Fraser says Lee Iacocca is making it difficult to sell the agreement to the rank and file; The effect of high technology on the future of auto industry employment – Interview: Doug Fraser, 9/28/1982; UAW officials are trying to sell the Chrysler-UAW tentative

agreement to the rank and file – Interviews: Doug Fraser, Lee Iacocca, 9/29/1982 (tape log included) 10. “Automotive News Replay” – Lee Iacocca answers charges that his comments have hurt chances for ratification of the Chrysler-UAW contract – Interviews: Lee Iacocca; Chrysler Workers – Interviews: R. Slagle, H. Hodge, J. Lowe, W. Bilberey, M. Spencer; Auto sales outlook – Interview: Lee Iacocca, 9/29/1982 (tape log included) 11. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler price cuts; Chrysler-UAW contract ratification deadline set – Interviews: Doug Fraser; L. White (Chrysler worker), 9/30/1982; Lemon Law report on Good Morning America, 10/1/1982 (tape log included) 12. “Automotive News Replay” – UAW locals reject Chrysler-UAW contract – Interviews: Lee Iacocca, P. LeBlanc (Local 372 President), B. Quillan (Trenton Engine), A. Harris (Detroit Axle), R. Vereen (Trenton Engine); Wildcat walkouts at Windsor Van Plant and Ajax Trim Plant) – Interview: G. Bastien (Local 444 Vice President), 10/7/1982 (tape log included)

Box 66: Chrysler 1. “Automotive News Replay” – The possible effect of Lee Iacocca’s remark on the ratification of the Chrysler-UAW tentative agreement – Interviews: H. Hamrk (Vernor Tool & Die), W. Mays (Trenton Engine Plant), Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President), T. DeFrancesco (Syracuse, New York), P. Leblanc (Local 372); CBS Report on the Lemon Law – Interviews: D. Brochu, D. Meek (Car Dealers Lobbyist), 10/1/1982; Reaction to the tentative Chrysler-UAW agreement – Interviews: B. Stapleton, T. McCann, Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President), C. Cook (Local 7 President), 10/3/1982 (tape log included) 2. “Automotive News Replay” – Auto sales; ABC report on the auto industry outlook – Interviews: P. Caldwell (Chairman); R. Smith (Chairman), Lee Iacocca, R. Orsini (Management Consultant); Detroit area union locals reject Chrysler-UAW contract – Interviews: C. Cook (Local 7 President), W. Lovelace (opposed contract), K. Townes (opposed contract); Chrysler workers – Interviews: W. Wesley, W. Turner, L. Gaines, D. Dent (Local 7 Steward); Detroit area union locals casting their votes on the contract – Interviews: P. LeBlanc (Local 372 President); C. Cook; Chrysler workers – Interviews: D. Huddleston, V. Scruggs, M. Troutt, R. Sanks, P. Mays; Auto sales – Interviews: G. Russo (Chrysler dealer), R. Wasemiller (AMC dealer), 10/5/1982; Auto sales; Detroit area union locals reject Chrysler-UAW contract – Interview: C. Cook, 10/6/1982 (tape log included) 3. “Automotive News Report” – Chrysler-UAW talks – Interview: Doug Fraser; Windsor Van Plant Walkout – Interviews: K. Gerard (President Local 444), B. Hargrove (UAW Assistant Director), 10/8/1982; Interview – Doug Fraser, 10/9/1982 (tape log included) 4. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler and the UAW will go back to the bargaining table – Interview: Doug Fraser, 10/12/1982 (tape log included) 5. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW talks – Interviews: C. Williams (Local 140 President), Doug Fraser, E. Dulin (Chrysler worker), R. Webster (Chrysler worker), E. Wheeler (Chrysler worker), L. Leach (Local 1264 President), 10/13-10/14/1982 (tape log included) 6. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW talks will resume – Interviews: Marc Stepp (UAW negotiator), Doug Fraser, P. LeBlanc (Local 372 President), A. Jouppi (Auto analyst), B. Weissman (Local 122), Lee Iacocca, W. Bean (Local 51 President); New

Chrysler dealership opens – Interview: D. Shuman (Chrysler), 10/14/1982; Chrysler- UAW talks will resume – Interviews: B. Weissman, L. P. Grant (Auto worker); Speaking: Doug Fraser, W. Bean, V. Archer (Auto worker); Auto sales market outlook discussed on CBS Morning News – Interview: P. Caldwell (Ford Motor Company Chairman), 10/15/1982 (tape log included) 7. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW talks resume – Speaking: Doug Fraser, Lee Iacocca, T. Miner (Chrysler Vice President); Interviews – B. Weissman (UAW), R. Sims; J. Filion; W. J. Lullum, N. Renfree, James Blanchard (Candidate for Governor); Chrysler Canada plants schedule overtime – Interview: W. McCall (Chrysler Public Relations), 10/15/1982 (tape log included) 8. T.W. Miner (Chrysler representative) – press conference on negotiations with UAW, 10/18/1982/Doug Fraser – press conference on negotiations with Chrysler, 10/1982 (audio tape) 9. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler faces a strike threat – Speaking: Doug Fraser, T. Miner (Chrysler Vice President); Interviews: K. Crain (Automotive News Publisher); J. Cini (Southfield Dodge), D. Smith (Wards Autoworld), L. Leach (Local 1264 President), K. Reynolds (Local 1248 President), D. Hamilton (Chrysler dealer), K. Gerard (Local 444 President); Chrysler workers – Interviews: E. Jordan, J. Brewer, S. Morant; Lee Iacocca is charged in Ford lawsuit, 10/18-19/1982 (tape log included) 10. “Automotive News Replay” – UAW members will decide if they will strike against Chrysler – Interviews: Doug Fraser, S. Weary (Local 212 Vice President); Lee Iacocca’s remarks on Chrysler’s cash reserves; TV2 – Market Opinion Research Poll: Will UAW Locals support a strike against Chrysler? – Interview: J. Zappa (Local 212 President); Effects of a possible strike against Chrysler – Interview: W. Stetcher (Detroit Budget Director), 10/22/1982; UAW members will decide if they will strike against Chrysler; CNN Report on Auto Sales Outlook, 10/24/1982 (tape log included) 11. “Automotive News Replay” – The effects of a possible strike against Chrysler – Interviews: B.J. Widick (Columbia University), Doug Fraser, K. Reynolds, C. Ryan (Local 7 Vice President), R. Andruszkaw (Chrysler Worker), J. Griffith (Chrysler Worker), Mayor J. Randlett (Warren (Michigan)), P. Leblanc (Local 372), A. Moore (Chrysler Worker), T. Miner (Chrysler Negotiator), T. Kulas, L. Leach (Local 1264 President), G. Russo (Chrysler Dealer), L. Williams (Chrysler Worker), Mayor J. Mann (Sterling Heights (Michigan)), M. Snethkamp (Chrysler-Plymouth), R. Moore; Mort Crim – Commentary on Doug Fraser’s Leadership, 10/25-26/1982 (tape log included) 12. “Automotive News Replay” – UAW voted to stay on the job at Chrysler – Interviews: Doug Fraser, L. Leach (Local 1264 President), Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President), C. Cook (Local 7 President); Interviews – Chrysler Workers: M. Decleur, J. Damski, L. Weber, D. Motley, W. Reeves, L. Philip, B. Kincaide, F. Hollis, A. Moore, D. Childrey, S. Scalisi, 10/26-27/1982 (tape log included) 13. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW Talks – Interviews: T. Miner (Chrysler Vice President), Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President), K. Menard (Chrysler Canada Worker), D. Smith (Wards Auto World), 11/23-24/1982 (tape log included)

Box 67: Chrysler 1. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW Talks and related (includes CBS Report on Chrysler Canada Strike) – Interviews: Doug Fraser, R. Katzman (Owner), G. Crabbe

(Drive Coordinator), A. Jouppi (Auto Industry Analyst), L. Leach (American UAW Leader), R. White (Canadian UAW Director), H. David (Vernor Tool & Die), T. Miner (Chrysler Negotiator), L. Gignac (Striking Chrysler Worker), J. Graniero (Striking Chrysler Worker), P. Cataldo (Vernor Tool & Die), J. Zappa (Local 212 President); Canadian Chrysler Workers: J. Cockburn, P. Bergan, and P. Jacobs, 11/24-28/1982 (tape log included) 2. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW Talks – Speaking: Doug Fraser, T. Miner (Chrysler Vice President), R. White (Canada Director, UAW), W. Fisher (Chrysler Canada Negotiator), 12/2/1982 (tape log included) 3. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW Talks – Speaking: R. White (Canada Director, UAW); Interviews: Doug Fraser, Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President); Chrysler Canada Workers: B. Burden, P. Prestia, and J. Johnson, 12/7-8/1982 (tape log included) 4. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW Talks – Speaking: T. Miner (Chrysler Vice President), Doug Fraser, R. White (Canada Director, UAW); Interview: W. Storrey (11 Years Seniority), 12/8/1982 (tape log included) 5. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW Settlement – Speaking: R. White (Canada Director, UAW), Doug Fraser, T. Miner (Chrysler Vice President); Interviews: J. Mefset (Canadian Worker), J. O’Neil (Chrysler Canada Worker), J. Pacheco (Chrysler Canada Worker), A. Donaldson (Chrysler Canada Worker), K. Stump (Sales Manager), A. Little (Northwestern Dodge), A. Jouppi (Auto Analyst), H. Hill, H. Oliver (U.S. Chrysler Worker), J. Gerard (Chrysler Worker), B. Snyder (Chrysler Worker), W. Manchester (Chrysler Worker), 12/9-10/1982 (tape log included) 6. “Automotive News Replay” – Chrysler-UAW Contract Talks Begin – Speaking: Owen Bieber, B. White (UAW), B. Fisher (Chrysler Canada); Interviews: T. Miner (Chrysler Vice President), K. Crain (Automotive News), Marc Stepp (UAW Vice President), 7/25- 26/1983 (tape log included) 7. Chrysler Strike: Picket line outside of Chrysler on Jefferson Avenue in Detroit (Michigan), 10/18/1985 8. Auto Groups: Focus Group of UAW-Chrysler workers, Detroit (Michigan), Chrysler, 3/7/1990 (paid for by the UAW) 9. Chrysler Bargaining – Opening Ceremony, 6/25/1993 (tape 1) 10. Chrysler Bargaining – Opening Ceremony: News Conference, 6/25/1993 (tape 2) 11. Chrysler Negotiations – Opening Day: Chrysler Press Conference, 6/25/1993 12. Chrysler Negotiations – Opening Day: UAW Press Conference, 6/25/1993 13. UAW-Chrysler Tentative Agreement: News Conference with Owen Bieber, 1993 14. DaimlerChrysler Merger – News Conference: Steve Yokich and Jack Laskowski, 5/7/1998 (reel 1) 15. DaimlerChrysler Merger – News Conference: Steve Yokich and Jack Laskowski, 5/7/1998 (reel 2) 16. DaimlerChrysler Merger – News Conference with Steve Yokich and Jack Laskowski, 5/7/1998 (possibly taped by the UAW) 17. Bob Eaton Presentation at UAW Chrysler Annual Meeting, u.d. 18. Chrysler Staff Meeting: Bob Eaton, u.d. 19. “The History of UAW Local 72,” u.d. (sponsored by UAW-Chrysler NTC)

Box 68: Clintons 1. Bill Clinton – Address to the UAW 30th Constitutional Convention, 6/15/1992 2. Bill Clinton – Campaign Rally at Cobo Hall, Detroit (Michigan), 10/29/1992 (tape 1) 3. Bill Clinton – Campaign Rally at Cobo Hall, Detroit (Michigan), 10/29/1992 (tape 2) 4. Drive American Quality with Owen Bieber and President Bill Clinton, 5/25/1993 5. Drive America Quality – Layoff reel: Bill Clinton; Washington Mall Cars; High School; The Today Show; DAQ stills, 5/25/1993 6. Satellite II: Bill Clinton greeting factory workers at plant, 11/6/1992; V-8 Assembly Line – Flint (Michigan) Engine Plant, 11/12/1992; worker bytes regarding General Motors (GM) rumors, 11/12/1992; Bill Clinton and labor leaders – press conference, 2/25/1993; Bill Clinton – press conference (NAFTA content), 9/14/1993 (tape log included) 7. President Bill Clinton – visits Detroit Diesel, 3/14/1994 8. Hillary Rodham Clinton – A Message to the CAP Conference, 3/22/1994 9. President Bill Clinton: Ford Rouge Plant (Local 600 welcomes), 10/11/1994 (tape 2) 10. President Bill Clinton – address to UAW 31st Constitutional Convention, 1995 11. President Bill Clinton – remarks taped for the UAW Collective Bargaining Conference, 3/21/1996 (event: 4/1/1996) 12. President Bill Clinton – speaks to the delegates of the UAW-CAP conference, 4/20/1997 13. President Bill Clinton – Remarks taped for the UAW Convention, 6/18/1998 (event: 6/22/1998) 14. President Bill Clinton, Steve Yokich and UAW officers – Auto Show, Cobo Hall, Detroit (Michigan), 1/8/1999 15. President Bill Clinton – visit to the Auto Show and UAW Solidarity House, 1/8/1999 16. President Bill Clinton – at Solidarity House/Delivers Weekly Radio Address, 1/8/1999 17. President Bill Clinton speaks to UAW Michigan, u.d (National Version)

Box 69: Constitutional Conventions 1. Walter P. Reuther – speech: Constitutional Convention, 1964 (audio only) (tape log included) 2. Owen Bieber – keynote address: 28th Constitutional Convention, Anaheim (California), 6/1/1986 3. UAW Convention Highlights: 28th Constitutional Convention, Anaheim (California), 6/1- 6/1986 4. “Commission on the Future” – Region 1D: Q&A Session, 12/20/1988 (tape 3) 5. “Commission on the Future” – Region 1D: Q&A Session (continued), 12/20/1988 (tape 4) 6. Convention Video E: “Commission on the Future” – Region 1D, 12/20/1988 (tape 7) 7. Convention Video E: “Commission on the Future” – Region 1A, Taylor (Michigan), 1/31/1989 (tape 2) 8. Studio Shoot – Graphics – Convention Video E: various footage of the following UAW Presidents: Leonard Woodcock; Doug Frasier; Walter Reuther; Owen Bieber; also includes UAW-related footage of the following: Emil Massey; Jimmy Carter; Edward (Ted) Kennedy; Jerry Lewis; John F. Kennedy, Jr.; Kenny Rogers; Lyndon Baines Johnson; Martin Luther King, Jr.; also includes other UAW-related footage, 6/2/1989 (tape log included) 9. Kris Kristofferson – Constitutional Convention, Anaheim (California), 6/3/1986 (tape B)

10. UAW Constitutional Convention: includes Owen Bieber comments on Saturn, 6/5/1986 (tape 5) 11. UAW: “The Political Equalizer,” V-CAP program, 1988 12. Steve Yokich – Interview with Frank Joyce, 4/20/1989 (tape 1) (UAW Convention Video A)

Box 70: Constitutional Conventions 1. UAW Convention Video E: Ernie Lofton – interview and b-roll; Aaron Taylor – interview and b-roll; Lois Williamson – interview and b-roll, 5/15/1989 (tapes 1, 2, 3) (UAW Public Relations Department) 2. UAW Convention Video E, 5/18/1989 (tape 4) (UAW Public Relations Department) 3. UAW Convention Video E, 5/18/1989 (tapes 5, 6, 7) (UAW Public Relations Department) 4. UAW Convention Video E, 5/18/1989 (tapes 8, 9, 10) (UAW Public Relations Department) 5. UAW Convention Video E, 5/26/1989 (tape 22) 6. UAW Convention Video E, 5/26/1989 (tape 23) 7. UAW Convention Video E, 5/26/1989 (tape 24) 8. UAW Convention Video E, 5/26/1989 (tape 26)

Box 71: Constitutional Conventions 1. Convention Video E: “Commission on the Future,” 6/8/1989 2. UAW Convention Video C: “Every Step of the Way…The UAW in Politics” (Long Version), 6/9/1989 (protection master) 3. UAW 29th Constitutional Convention: speeches (dubs); Richard Gephardt – introduction and remarks, Anaheim (California), 6/19/1989 4. UAW compilation: 29th Constitutional Convention – highlights, u.d.; “From Many Voices…One Union,” u.d.; “Good Jobs For Tomorrow…Workers Lead The Way,” u.d.; “Every Step Of The Way…The UAW In Politics,” u.d.; “No Power Greater…The Hand Of Solidarity,” u.d.; “The Future…A Time That Is To Come,” ca. 6/1989 5. 29th Constitutional Convention highlights, 1989 (dub of unfinished highlights) 6. Day 2: Secession Call to Order; Anthem; Rabbi Haim Asa; “The Political Arena” Debate, (continued); Retired IEB Members; Representative David Bonior– Democratic Whip, 6/12/1995 (tape 1 – Program) 7. Day 2: Secession Call to Order; Anthem; Rabbi Haim Asa; “The Political Arena” Debate, (continued); Retired IEB Members; Representative David Bonior– Democratic Whip, 6/12/1995 (tape 1 – ISO) (possible duplicate) 8. Day 2: Representative David Bonior– Democratic Whip, (continued); Resolutions Committee Report – “A Growing Crisis: A Changing U.S. Economy Gone Wrong,” Ed Pastor – U.S. Representative; Constitution Committee Report, 6/12/1995 (tape 2 – Program) 9. Day 3: Constitution Committee Report – Amendments, (continued); Social Justice Awards – Retired Senator Howard Metzenbaum; Leonard Woodcock for Jimmy Carter; Alan Reuther for Roy Reuther; Discussion on Article 31/IPS Demonstration; Resolution Committee – “Dislocated Workers,” 6/13/1995 (tape 3 – Program)

Box 72: Constitutional Conventions 1. UAW Constitutional Convention: Paul Wellstone – via satellite, 6/4/2002 2. Owen Bieber – keynote address, part 1; Convention Call; Credentials Committee Report – part 1, 6/14/1992 (tape 2A) 3. Owen Bieber – keynote address, part 2, 6/14/1992 (tape 2B) 4. Bill Clinton – speech, part 1, 6/15/1992 (tape 4A) 5. Bill Clinton – speech, part 2, 6/15/1992 (tape 4B) 6. Owen Bieber – keynote address (edited master), 6/14/1992 7. Owen Bieber – keynote address; Steve Yokich – keynote acceptance, 6/1995 8. 32nd Convention highlights, 10/29/1998 (reel 2) 9. United Auto Workers (UAW) – “Commission on the Future,” u.d. 10. United Auto Workers (UAW) – “From Many Voices…One Union,” u.d. 11. United Auto Workers (UAW) – “Good Jobs for Tomorrow…Workers Lead the Way,” u.d.

Box 73: Ford 1. UAW-Ford Corporate Overview Conference, Dearborn (Michigan), 1/17/1984 (part 1) 2. UAW-Ford Corporate Overview Conference, Dearborn (Michigan), 1/17/1984 (part 2) 3. UAW-Ford Corporate Overview Conference, Dearborn (Michigan), 1/17/1984 (part 3) 4. UAW-Ford: Opening of Negotiations with Owen Bieber, 7/24/1984 (produced by the Ford Radio, TV and Film Department) 5. UAW-Ford: Opening of Negotiations: Shelley Czeizler; MCU of Stan Surma (Ford); Peter Pestillo; Steve Yokich introduces UAW bargaining teams; Owen Bieber – opening remarks, 7/24/1984 (produced by the Ford Radio, TV and Film Department) (tape 2 – camera 2) 6. UAW-Ford: Opening of Negotiations: Peter Pestillo – opening remarks; Steve Yokich; Owen Bieber; Phillip Caldwell speaks to negotiators, 1984 (tape 3) 7. “A Death in the Family”: Worker death at Ford-New Holland facility in Troy (Michigan), 1988 (a special report by the UAW-Ford National Joint Committee on Health and Safety) 8. Owen Bieber – speech to Local 600, 2/25/1989 (tape 1) 9. UAW Press Conference: Opening Day of Negotiations, Dearborn (Michigan) – FCN (Ford Communications Network) News, 7/19/1990 10. UAW Press Conference and Ford Q&A with Owen Bieber, Ernie Lofton, Peter Pestillo and Jack Hall, Dearborn (Michigan) – FCN (Ford Communications Network) News, 7/19/1990 11. UAW-Ford Union Negotiations: Opening Session Highlights – FCN (Ford Communications Network), 7/19/1990 12. UAW-Ford Contract Negotiations with Owen Bieber, Ernie Lofton, Peter Pestillo and Jack Hall, Dearborn (Michigan) – FCN (Ford Communications Network) News, 10/2/1990 13. UAW-Ford Contract Negotiations – 2nd Floor Meeting Room with Handshake: Owen Bieber, Harold Poling, Peter Pestillo and Jack Hall, Dearborn (Michigan) – FCN (Ford Communications Network) News, 10/7/1990

Box 74: Ford 1. Ford Hunger March – Local 600 rally: Jim McNeil; Jerry Brown; Willie Horton; Dick Auston; Jerry Road; 1932 marchers, 3/14/1992 (tape 1) 2. Ford Hunger March – Local 600 rally: Jim McNeil; Jerry Brown; Bob King; Representative John Conyers; Josh White, 3/14/1992 (tape 2) 3. Ford Hunger March – Local 600 rally: Ernie Lofton; Representative John Dingell; Bill Ford; Bobbie Harlow (Local 1776); Steve Yokich, 3/14/1992 (tape 3) 4. Hunger March: Steve Yokich; Ernie Lofton; Frank Garrison and Jerry Brown; William Martin (Local 942) – Interview; Chuck Zurawski – Interview, 3/14/1992 (tape 1 – camera A) (tape log included) 5. Hunger March: Local 1776; Dave Moore (original marcher); Curtis Williams’ family; various unidentified original marchers, 3/14/1992 (tape 1 – camera B) (tape log included) 6. Hunger March: Local 1776; Local 600; Dave Moore (original marcher); Ernie Lofton; Steve Yokich; Bill Ford; Bob King; John Dingell; John Conyers; Jerry Brown; John Conyers; Josh White – singing; various unidentified original marchers, 3/14/1992 (tape 2 – camera A) 7. Hunger March: Dave Moore (original marcher); various unidentified original marchers; Jim McNeal – speaking; Jerry Brown, 3/14/1992 (tape 2 – camera B) 8. Hunger March: Dave Moore (original marcher); Jim McNeal; Curtis Williams’ family, 3/14/1992 (tape 3 – camera A) (tape log included) 9. Hunger March, 3/14/1992 (tape 3 – camera B) (tape log included) 10. Hunger March: Dave Moore (original marcher); Jim McNeal; Curtis Williams’ family, 3/14/1992 (tape 4 – camera B) (tape log included) 11. Hunger March, 3/14/1992 (tape 1) 12. Hunger March, 3/14/1992 (tape 2) 13. Ford Motor Company – Stock Footage: Various Plants; Historic Footage; Executives; 1992 Product – Ford Broadcast News, 1992

Box 75: Ford 1. Ford Bargaining: Opening Ceremony – Breakfast and Handshake, 6/24/1993 (tape 1) 2. Ford Bargaining: Opening Ceremony with Owen Bieber and Ernie Lofton, 6/24/1993 (tape 2) (tape log included) 3. Henry Ford/History of Ford Motor Company, 7/26/1994 4. Owen Bieber tribute, 10/20/1994 (tape 5) 5. “How A Car Is Built” – Featuring the Ford Mustang, 1995 (Educational Video) 6. UAW-Ford press conference, 9/16/1996 7. UAW-Ford: Formal Signing of 1996 National Agreement – Henry Ford II World Center – Ford Broadcast News, 10/25/1996 8. Al Bardelli (Local 600 retiree) – oral history, 8/1997 (tape 1) 9. Al Bardelli (Local 600 retiree) – oral history, 8/1997 (tape 2) 10. National Ford Council – news conference with Steve Yokich and Ron Gettelfinger, 10/15/1999 11. UAW-Ford Leadership Meeting, Las Vegas (Nevada): Bob King – Speech, 3/14/2000 12. UAW-Ford Leadership Meeting, Las Vegas (Nevada): Bob King – Presentation, 3/16/2000 (tape 2) 13. Ford Council Meeting/Ratification with Q&A, 9/19/2003

14. Dave Moore, u.d. (tape 1) 15. Dave Moore, u.d. (tape 2) 16. Dave Moore, u.d. (tape 4) 17. Dave Moore, u.d. (tape 5) 18. Dave Moore and George Hicks, u.d. 19. Ford salaried workers join UAW – with Owen Bieber and Ernie Lofton, u.d 20. Ford/General Motors (GM) – footage of past strikes, u.d. 21. Hydramatic footage: Michael Leslie at Willow Run plant; Hydramatic sign; outside plant, u.d. (possibly silent) 22. Layoff reel: Alex Trotman (Ford CEO) talks about the UAW-Ford relationship; Mary Ann Keller (Auto Analyst); Susan Schurman (Professor, Rutgers University), u.d. 23. “UAW Local 600: A History To Be Proud Of, A Tradition To Carry On,” with archival footage, u.d. (produced by Local 600)

Box 76: Free Trade 1. UAW Maquiladora Awareness Conference – with Bill Casstevens – Region 5, 1989 (edit master) (produced by Region 5) 2. Roundtable on Free Trade with Owen Bieber and Senator Donald Riegle – Solidarity House, 8/28/1991 3. UAW Region 1A – Anti-NAFTA Rally, 5/27/1993 (tape 2) 4. UAW Region 1A – Anti-NAFTA Rally, 5/28/1993 (tape 1) 5. NAFTA Meeting at Local 900: Bill Ison (Local 900) – MOS Interview; Owen Bieber and Senator Donald Riegle – Wayne (Michigan), 7/8/1993 (tape 1) 6. NAFTA Meeting at Local 900: Ed Scribner; Bob King; Owen Bieber – Wayne (Michigan), 7/8/1993 (tape 2) 7. NAFTA Meeting at Local 900: Senator Donald Riegle – Wayne (Michigan), 7/8/1993 (tape 3) 8. Representative David Bonior on NAFTA, 9/16/1993 9. House committee on NAFTA, panel with Owen Bieber, C-SPAN 2, 9/23/1993 10. AFL-CIO press conference – reaction to NAFTA defeat with Owen Bieber, Lane Kirkland, 11/18/1993 11. Mexican Industries Rally: crowd shots, 6/3/1995 (tape 1) 12. Mexican Industries Rally: speakers, 6/3/1995 (tape 2) 13. NAFTA – Eyewitness: “NAFTA and the Border Maquiladoras – The Industries, The Environment, The People and Living Conditions” – Comprised of home video footage shot in Mexico during a fact finding mission by the New York State Labor-Religion Coalition in 11/1997 (produced by Local 624) 14. UAW at the WTO: Steve Yokich; Richard Shoemaker; Ron G. (no further information); Becker; Linda C. Thompson; Phil Herrera; Mike Menk; Debbie Williams (Local 2244) (part 1) (no further information); b-roll, Seattle (Washington), 11/1999 (tape 1) (tape log included) 15. UAW at the WTO: Debbie Williams (Local 2244) (continued); Stephanie Wright (Local 509); Steve Yokich and John Sweeney; Michael McGee (French Green Party); Rich Harrington (Local 492), Seattle (Washington), 11/1999 (tape 2) (tape log included) 16. UAW at the WTO, Seattle (Washington), 11/1999 (tape 3) 17. Bob King on Maquiladoras and NAFTA, 10/1/1992 (tape 1)

18. Bob King, u.d. (tape 2) 19. Bob King, u.d. (tape 3) 20. Bob King, u.d. (tape 4) 21. UAW Presentation in Mexico: Dick Lane, u.d. (tape 1) 22. UAW Presentation in Mexico, u.d. (tape 2) 23. UAW Presentation in Mexico, u.d. (tape 3)

Box 77: General Motors (GM) 1. Joint “Quality of Work Life” Address: Irving Bluestone; Robert D. Lund (Vice President and General Manager, Chevy Motor Division), 4/5/1979 2. General Motors (GM) – “Quality of Work Life” Executive Conference: “The First Decade” – Delmar L. Landen, 1979 3. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 5: Case Study – Tarrytown (UAW- General Motors (GM)), 11/27/1984 (Michigan Quality of Work Life Council) 4. “Tiger By The Tail” – Story of Van Nuys (California) General Motors (GM) Plant Closing – narrated by Ed Asner – produced by the Labor/Community Coalition to Keep GM Van Nuys Open, 1985 5. General Motors (GM) plant closings, Owen Bieber and Donald Ephlin, 11/7/1986 6. B-roll: Clark Street – Cadillac; Steel Company; Fleetwood Cadillac Plant – Ford Rouge, 5/24/1988 (tape 1) 7. AC-GM Plant Tour, Flint (Michigan), 4/21/1989 8. AC-GM Plant Tour: Owen Bieber; Interviews with Workers, Flint (Michigan), 4/21/1989 (tape 1 – b-roll) 9. AC-GM Plant Tour: Interviews with workers, (continued), 4/21/1989 (tape 2) 10. “Perspectives”: with Owen Bieber and the International Union Executive Board at Saturn plant, 6/1990 (taped by Local 1853) 11. UAW-GM Contract Talks – Opening Day: Ceremonial Handshake, 7/18/1990 12. Saturn – Work in America – Comments/Productivity forum: visit to Saturn, 9/17/1992 13. Saturn – Work in America – Productivity forum: Feedback session, 12/10/1992 14. Work in America: UAW-Saturn Productivity Forum and Participant Feedback Session with Irving Bluestone – Speech, 4/8/1993 15. GM Bargaining – Opening Ceremony: UAW press conference with Owen Bieber; Q&A with Steve Yokich and Owen Bieber, 6/23/1993 (tape 2) (tape log included) 16. UAW press conference with Owen Bieber; Q&A (continued) with Owen Bieber, 6/23/1993 (tape 3) (tape log included) 17. General Motors (GM) Contract Update – Cobo Hall, Detroit (Michigan), 10/21/1993 (tape 1 – camera A) 18. GM truck and bus strike – interviews, Pontiac (Michigan), 4/2/1995 19. GM truck and bus strike, Pontiac (Michigan), 4/2/1995

Box 78: General Motors (GM) 1. Saturn: “A Different Kind of Partnership,” 5/23/1995 2. “1 millionth car” – Detroit-Hamtramck (Michigan) – GM video release: with Jack Smith (GM CEO and President), Richard Shoemaker (UAW Vice President) and Richard Wagoner (GM North American Operations President) 9/7/1995 (with tape description)

3. “1 Millionth Car” – Detroit-Hamtramck (Michigan) – news coverage: WDIV, WJBK and GM This Week, 9/7/1995 4. “Strike at General Motors (GM),” ABC World News and CBC News, 3/21/1996 5. UAW-GM Negotiations: press conference – Solidarity House, 10/28/1996 (tape 1) 6. UAW-GM Negotiations: press conference – Solidarity House, 10/28/1996 (tape 2) 7. General Motors (GM)-UAW negotiations, press conference, Solidarity House, 10/28/1996 8. “Focus: Back-To-Work” – General Motors (GM) strike: News Hour with Jim Lehrer – PBS, 1996 9. GM strike rally with Richard Shoemaker, 6/1997 (tape 2) 10. UAW leaders – post-strike press conference with Steve Yokich, Ruben Burks, Bob, Jack, Elizabeth, and Ron (no further information), 6/25/1998 (tape 1) 11. UAW-GM strike/rally – Flint (Michigan), 7/20/1998 (reel 5) 12. UAW-GM strike/rally, 7/20/1998 (reel 6) 13. UAW-GM strike footage with picket line interviews, 7/27-28/1998 (tape 1) 14. UAW-GM post-strike news conference with Steve Yokich, Cal Rapson and Richard Shoemaker, 7/28/1998 (tape 1) 15. UAW-GM post-strike news conference with Steve Yokich and phone call from President Bill Clinton, 7/28/1998 (tape 2) 16. UAW strike at Flint (Michigan) GM with Local 659, Richard Shoemaker and Ruben Burks – News 5 coverage, 1998 17. Michael Moore at Flint (Michigan) GM strike, 1998 (tape 1) 18. Michael Moore at Flint (Michigan) GM strike, 1998 (tape 2 – b-roll) 19. Media breakfast with Steve Yokich and Executive Board, 5/12/1999 20. Opening Day Negotiations – GM press conference, 6/16/1999 (tape 1) 21. Opening Day Negotiations – GM press conference, 6/16/1999 (tape 2) 22. Opening Day Negotiations – GM press conference, 6/16/1999 23. Leadership Conference with Steve Yokich, Richard Shoemaker, Jack Smith and Gary Cowger, 1999 24. Steve Yokich – remarks: 2000 UAW-GM Leadership conference, 1/28/2000 25. General Motors (GM) Ratification, Hyatt Regency, Dearborn (Michigan), 9/21/2003 (tape 1 – camera 2) 26. “Starting Up: The General Motors (GM) Heritage,” 4/16/2008 (September Moon Production Network – UAM-GM Center for Human Resources tape) 27. GM Plant: Workers on the line and in meetings, Lake Orion (Michigan), u.d. 28. Owen Bieber comments on Saturn, u.d. (produced by the UAW Public Relations and Publications Department) 29. Pontiac East Assembly presents “25 Years of Truck & Bus” – 1965-1990, u.d. (produced by the General Motors (GM) Truck & Bus Group) 30. The UAW-GM Employee Development Center – history/value of the center, u.d. 31. UAW-Saturn Open Forum 15: Addressing Team Member Issues, u.d. 32. “CAW-GM – “Final Offer,” including discussion, u.d. 33. “Voices In The Storm” – Homestead Documentary, u.d. (produced by the UAW-GM Human Resources Center)

Box 79: Labor – Miscellaneous 1. Labor Day Parade, 1947 (16mm film transfer) 2. Labor Day Parade, 1950 (16mm film transfer) 3. Bogden Bayner (possible name of the person who filmed the event) – Labor Day film: with Walter P. Reuther speaking at AFL-CIO event; other, unidentified speakers, ca. 1950s (silent, color film; possible private recording) 4. “World in Action: The Unions and the Motor Car,” 1/12/1964 (Granada TV production) 5. Union Made in USA: “Words From A True Friend of Workers and Their Unions” – Hubert Humphrey – speech, last public appearance before a union audience, AFL-CIO Convention (Minnesota), 9/18/1977 (produced by the University of Minnesota) 6. Colt: Membership meeting – Polish home, 4/8/1986 (tape 4) 7. SEIU: “Jobs with Justice” – television news highlights, 6-12/1987 8. SEIU: “Jobs with Justice” – television news highlights, 6/1987-7/1988 9. “America Works Best When We Say…Union Yes,” 1988 10. Labor Workshop: Central America, 11/18/1989 (tape 2) 11. Labor Workshop: Central America, 11/18/1989 (tape 3) 12. Central America teach-in, 11/17/1989 (media tape 6)/Labor Workshop, 11/1989 (tape 1) 13. UAW rally with Victor Reuther; Jerry Tucker; Don Douglas; Q&A, u.d./raw footage and local news coverage of Chrysler Jefferson Plant closing, Detroit (Michigan), u.d./raw footage of Michael Moore in Flint for Phil Donahue Show taping and local news coverage with Phil Donahue interview clip, 1/1990/Phil Donahue Show in Flint – with Michael Moore, 1/1990 14. Justice For Janitors – “Si, Se Puede! Yes We Can!,”: SEIU Local 399 rally and police violence against marchers-strikers – Century City (California), 6/15/1990 (edited); Origin of Justice For Janitors – Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania), 1985 strike and history of the movement, u.d. (English version) 15. “Solidarity Day 1991 promo”: with Owen Bieber – speaking; includes footage from Solidarity Day 1981 in Washington D.C., 1991 (produced by Labor Institute of Public Affairs (LIPA) – AFL-CIO) 16. Labor Day Parade: Stan Marshall; Owen Bieber; Doug Fraser and Irving Bluestone, Detroit (Michigan), 9/7/1992 (tape 1) (tape log included) 17. Labor Day Parade: Frank Garrison; Tom Turner; Speakers: James Blanchard; Senator Carl Levin; Senator Donald Riegle; Mayor Coleman Young; Tom Donahue; Owen Bieber, Detroit (Michigan), 9/7/1992 (tape 2) (tape log included) 18. Al Gore – Speech (part 1), Labor Day, Detroit (Michigan), 9/7/1992 (tape 3) (notes on speech included) 19. Al Gore – Speech (conclusion), with Owen Bieber, Labor Day, Detroit (Michigan), 9/7/1992 (tape 4) (tape log included) 20. Labor Day on the Working Channel – Hour E: “Young People and Unions”; “Anyplace But Hudson’s”; “The Inheritance”; “Expectations”; “Keepers of the Flame”; “Hard Metal Disease,” 4/1991-11/1992 21. Desert Solidarity – National support for Frontier Strikers – Las Vegas (Nevada), 12/5/1992 22. SEIU ’92 – 20th International Convention videos: “Many Dreams, One Vision. Many Faces, One Union. The Story of SEIU”; “One in a Million” – Member Portraits: Frank Carter (Local 80)/Ann Woods (Local 1199)/Sherry Jackson (District 925)/Will Sharp

(Local 250)/Luis Vega (Local 509)/Maria Lo (Local 204)/Ben Conant (Local 1989); Historic Vignettes: “Roots of Healthcare”/“Roots of Building Services”/“Roots of Public,” 1992

Box 80: Labor – Miscellaneous 1. Labor Day Parade, Detroit (Michigan), 9/6/1993 (tape 1) 2. Labor Day Parade, Detroit (Michigan), 9/6/1993 (tape 2) 3. Labor Day, 9/6/1993 4. Labor Day Parade, 9/6/1993 5. Labor Day on the Working Channel – Hour E: “Lyn Williams Address”; “One Strike and Your Out”; “Stress Test”; “Those Who Know Don’t Tell”; “Fighting For the Living”; “Sewing Our Future,” 1/1991-10/1993 6. “Toyota”: Focus Group with Toyota employees regarding how they feel about their work environment and the state of the local economy (part of a larger study on the automobile industry), Lexington (Kentucky), 4/22/1994 7. “Narrated Attorney Demo”: Demonstration on how employers can use video in their effort to convince employees to reject unionization, 8/16/1994 (produced by Projections, Inc.) 8. Labor Day Parade, 9/5/1994 (tape 1) 9. Labor Day Parade, 9/5/1994 (tape 2) 10. Labor Day Rally – Detroit News Building (Michigan), 9/4/1995 11. Labor Movement overview: AFL-CIO convention, Detroit (Michigan) newspaper strike and SEIU pickets, CNN, 10/25/1995 12. “Labor Pains” – Two Labor Day reports on organized labor: First segment on UAW and state of organized labor with interview clips of Steve Yokich; Irving Bluestone, Doug Fraser, and Don Ephlin; Moon Massey (President Local 7); Dave Yettaw (President Local 599); various UAW workers/Second segment on AFL-CIO Presidential race between Thomas Donahue and John Sweeney (both in studio), MacNeil/Lehrer – PBS, 1995 13. “The 1934 Electric Auto-Lite Strike”: Documentary of Cleveland (Ohio) strike, 1995 (produced by WBGU-TV, Bowling Green State University for the Corporation For Public Broadcasting) 14. Labor Day Parade, 1996 (tape 1/301) 15. Labor Day Parade, 1996 (tape 2) 16. Labor Day, 1997 (reel 303) 17. Labor Legacy Memorial Dedication, 8/28/2001 18. Anti-Union video, Toyota Manufacturing of Canada, 8/2001 19. Labor Day – Speakers: Mark Gaffney; Steve Yokich; David Bonior, 9/3/2001 (tape 2) 20. Dedication of Labor Legacy Landmark, 8/20/2003 21. SEIU Convention: Pat Ford – remarks; Andy Stern – introduction, 2004 22. Colt Strike – Day 1: Original footage from day of walkout, u.d. (tape 14) 23. Drive American Quality – b-roll: Owen Bieber; Senator Donald Riegle; Bob Eaton; Red Poling, u.d. 24. International Delegates – UAW Family Education Center, u.d. 25. “Bread & Roses” – National Hospital Workers Union 1199, u.d. (Loftand Productions)

26. “Smashing the Tower: The 1946 Oakland General Strike,” California Federation of Teachers, u.d.

Box 81: Labor – Miscellaneous 1. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 1: Introduction to QWL/EI (part 1), 11/27/1984 (Michigan Quality of Work Life Council) 2. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 2: Introduction to QWL/EI (part 2), 11/27/1984 (Michigan Quality of Work Life Council) 3. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 4: Introduction to QWL/EI (part 4), 11/27/1984 (Michigan Quality of Work Life Council) 4. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 8: The Role of Unions (part 1), 11/27/1984 5. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 10: The Role of Worksite Management Leaders, 11/27/1984 (Michigan Quality of Work Life Council) 6. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 12: Labor-Management Cooperation in the Public Service, 11/27/1984 (Michigan Quality of Work Life Council) 7. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 14: The Roll of Training, 11/27/1984 (Michigan Quality of Work Life Council) 8. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 15: Participative Plant Design and Redesign, 11/27/1984 (Michigan Quality of Work Life Council) 9. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 21: Industrial Democracy in Western Europe, 11/27/1984 (Michigan Quality of Work Life Council) 10. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 22: The QWL Movement in Canada, 11/27/1984 11. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 24: European Roots in QWL, 11/27/1984 (Michigan Quality of Work Life Council) 12. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 26: The Development and Operation of Area Labor-Management Committees (ALMC’s), 11/27/1984 (Michigan Quality of Work Life Council) 13. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 28: Case Study – CWA – Michigan Bell State-wide Steering Committee, 11/27/1984 14. Quality of Work Life Television Series – Session 30: Looking to the Future – Critical Issues, 1/8/1985 (Michigan Quality of Work Life Council)

Box 82: New Directions 1. Region 5 Summer School – University of Oklahoma, Norman: Roundtable interviews with Victor Reuther, Sophie Reuther, Gene M. (Local 249), and Al (Local 93), (no further information), 1985/Region 5 Breakfast: Victor Reuther and Sophie Reuther – speeches; Jerry Tucker – introductions; singing of “Solidarity Forever,” 1985 2. Jerry Tucker, 2/24/1986 (tape 1) 3. Jerry Tucker – Q&A, 2/24/1986 (tape 2) 4. Jerry Tucker – Q&A, 2/24/1986 (tape 3) 5. Jerry Tucker – press conference, 9/8/1986 6. Victor Reuther: speech, 1986 (part 1) (likely Annual Pioneer Union Builders Reunion/Organizers and 1937 Flint Sit Down Strikers Reunion); Tenth Annual Pioneer

Union Builders Reunion/Organizers and 1937 Flint (Michigan) Sit Down Strikers Reunion – speech, 1985 (part 2) 7. “American Labor Movement”: with Jerry Tucker interview – The Today Show – NBC, 5/4/1988 (transcript included) 8. A New Beginning: Don Douglas; Victor Reuther; Jerry Tucker, 1/8/1989 9. A New Beginning: Victor Reuther, 1/8/1989 (tape 2) 10. Union in Crisis Rally – news conference with Victor Reuther and Jerry Tucker, 1/8/1989 11. Union in Crisis Rally: news conference (part 1), Warren (Michigan), 1/8/1989 (tape 1) 12. Union in Crisis Rally: news conference (part 2); b-roll of auditorium; Don Douglas – opening remarks; Jerry Tucker – speech (part 1), Warren (Michigan), 1/8/1989 (tape 2) 13. Union in Crisis Rally: news conference with Victor Reuther and Jerry Tucker/Speeches: Jerry Tucker, Wayne Blue, Dave G. (Local 599) (no further information), Sally Bier (President Local 2500); Q&A, 1/8/1989 (tape 1) 14. Union in Crisis Rally: Victor Reuther – speech (Pete Kelly – introduction), 1/8/1989 (tape 2) 15. Union in Crisis Rally: Victor Reuther – speech, Warren (Michigan), 1/8/1989 16. Union in Crisis Rally: Jerry Tucker – speech, Warren (Michigan), 1/8/1989

Box 83: New Directions 1. Union in Crisis Rally – podium speakers only: Speeches: Jerry Tucker, Wendy Thompson (Chairperson Local 235), Wayne Blue, Dave G. (Local 599) (no further information), Sally Bier (President Local 2500), Victor Reuther (Pete Kelly – introduction), 1/8/1989 2. Union in Crisis Rally – speeches only: Don Douglas; Jerry Tucker, Warren (Michigan), 1/8/1989 (tape 1) 3. Union in Crisis Rally: speeches only (no further information), Warren (Michigan), 1/8/1989 (tape 2) 4. Union in Crisis Rally: Jerry Tucker – speech (part 2), Warren (Michigan), 1/8/1989 (tape 3) 5. Union in Crisis Rally: Jerry Tucker – speech (part 3); Whitney Thompson (Local 235); b- roll, Warren (Michigan), 1/8/1989 (tape 4) 6. Union in Crisis Rally: Victor Reuther and Jerry Tucker, Warren (Michigan), 1/8/1989 (tape 6) 7. Union in Crisis Rally: Victor Reuther – speech (part 1), Warren (Michigan), 1/8/1989 (tape 7) 8. Union in Crisis Rally: Victor Reuther – speech (part 2), Warren (Michigan), 1/8/1989 (tape 8) 9. Union in Crisis Rally: Victor Reuther – speech (part 3), Warren (Michigan), 1/8/1989 (tape 9) 10. New Directions Meeting at Local 977, 1/28/1989 11. New Directions Rally: Pete Kelly, Don Dutton (President Local 594), Victor Reuther – speeches; labor songs performed; Q&A (part 1), Muncie (Indiana), 3/5/1989 (tape 1) 12. New Directions Rally: Q&A (part 2), Muncie (Indiana), 3/5/1989 (tape 2) 13. New Directions Rally: Pete Kelly, Don Dutton (President Local 594), Victor Reuther – speeches; labor songs performed; Q&A, Muncie (Indiana), 3/5/1989 (complete program)

14. Roy Wyse-Jerry Tucker – Region 5 Directors’ Debate at Local 31, Kansas City (Kansas), 4/8/1989 (likely taped by the UAW) 15. New Directions Conference – Detroit (Michigan), 5/1989 (reel 1) 16. New Directions Conference – Detroit (Michigan), 5/1989 (reel 2)

Box 84: New Directions 1. New Directions, Anderson (Indiana), 3/25/1990 2. New Directions Reception and Rally: Victor Reuther – Serenaded on stage; Introductions – Pete Kelly; Speeches – Don Douglas (Local 594 President); Pat Patterson (Local 653); Bill Parker (Local 1760); Q&A with forum, Warren (Michigan), 3/1990 3. New Directions Reception and Rally: Victor Reuther – Serenaded on stage; Introductions – Pete Kelly; Speeches – Don Douglas (Local 594 President); Pat Patterson (Local 653); Bill Parker (Local 1760); Q&A with forum, Warren (Michigan), 3/1990 (tape 31954) (duplicate – higher quality video, lower quality audio) 4. New Directions, Ford Auditorium, Detroit (Michigan), 4/29/1990 (master/tapes 1-6) 5. New Directions, Ford Auditorium, Detroit (Michigan), 4/29/1990 (master/tapes 7-8) 6. Owen Bieber, Vic Reuther and Jerry Tucker: CBS News Sunday Morning, 1990 7. New Directions – Morning Session: Suman Bohm – speaker, 11/2/1991 (tape 1) 8. New Directions – Morning Session: call to order; Jerry Tucker, 11/2/1991 (tape 2) 9. New Directions – Morning Session, 11/2/1991 (tape 3) 10. New Directions – Morning Session, 11/2/1991 (tape 4) 11. New Directions – Morning Session, 11/2/1991 (tape 5) 12. New Directions – Morning Session, 11/2/1991 (tape 6) 13. New Directions, 11/2/1991 (tape 7) 14. New Directions: Ken Paff (Teamster for a Democratic Union), 11/2/1991 (tape 8) 15. New Directions: 11/2/1991 (tape 9)

Box 85: New Directions 1. New Directions: 11/2/1991 (tape 10) 2. New Directions: 11/2/1991 (tape 11) 3. New Directions: Victor Reuther – speech, 11/2/1991 (tape 12) 4. New Directions: Victor Reuther – speech, 11/2/1991 (tape 13) 5. New Directions: campaign strategy, 11/2/1991 (tape 14) 6. New Directions: strategy, 11/2/1991 (tape 15) 7. New Directions: campaign strategies, 11/2/1991 (tape 16) 8. New Directions Conference, 1991 (part 1) 9. New Directions Conference, 1991 (part 2) 10. New Directions Conference, 1991 (part 3) 11. New Directions Conference, 1991 (part 4) 12. Jerry Tucker – three stories on his campaign, including one with Jerry Brown (Local 974) – WMBD, Peoria (Illinois), ca. 5/1992 13. New Directions Conference: press conference, (continued); Jerry Tucker; UAW Caucus; Victor Reuther, part 1, 5/19-21 (no further information) (reel 1) 14. New Directions Conference: Victor Reuther (partial), 5/19-21 (no year specified) (reel 2) 15. “In a New Direction – An Interview with Jerry Tucker,” u.d. (UAW New Directions tape)

Box 86: Organizing 1. UAW: Ohio vs. Honda – Organizing, 5/27/1987 2. Segment on the Nissan plant in Smyrna (Tennessee) and the UAW’s effort to organize the workers – includes Jim Weaver (UAW organizer) interview clip: Sunday Morning – CBS News, 5/28/1989 3. UAW Region 1: Education Video Project, 1991 4. UAW Region 6 Director’s Report – Jobs & Healthcare, 4/1992 5. “United We Bargain, Divided We Beg,” 6/4/1992 (master) (UAW Public Relations Department) 6. Western Wheel: with Ron Gettelfinger (Region 3 Director), 10/25/1994 (tape 11) 7. “Something Called Dignity” – Reasons to Join a Union, u.d. 8. “Detroit: The Making of a Union Town, 1900-1941,” documentary with archival photographs, u.d. (produced by the Detroit Labor History Tours and the Hydra-matic UAW Employee Communications) (master) 9. “Fifty Years of Industrial Unionism,” u.d. (Industrial Union Department – AFL-CIO) 10. UAW Region 6 Labor Education Video Project: “The Real Cost of Free Trade” (U.S.- Mexico Free Trade)/A National Crisis – Healthcare (Healthcare: The Problem/Healthcare: The Solution)/A Tribute to Walter P. Reuther, u.d. 11. “Organizing Unions – The Catholic Perspective” – with Monsignor George Higgins – Interview, u.d. (produced by the AFL-CIO)

Box 87: Politics 1. Jerome Cavanagh (Mayor of Detroit (Michigan)) – compilation of various news conferences and interviews, ca. 1960s (black and white) 2. Political Awareness: Jerry Lamoth; Mike Kerwin, 2/11/1986 (tape 3) 3. Sander Levin – Q&A; Bill Gould, 3/10/1986 (tape 2) 4. Democracy at Work – Special UAW Edition with an Introduction by Owen Bieber, 1987 (produced by the AFL-CIO and LIPA) 5. “UAW and the Bush Administration” – Steve Yokich interview: Channel 7, 11/9/1988 6. “Every Step Of The Way…The UAW in Politics,” 1989 (produced by the UAW) 7. Senator Don Riegle – Conference on the Future of Automobiles and Automobile Parts Industries, 12/2/1991 (tape 1) 8. Senator Don Riegle – Conference on the Future of Automobiles and Automobile Parts Industries, 12/2/1991 (tape 2) 9. “Crockett – It’s In The Constitution”: Profile of retired Representative George Crockett (first Director of the UAW-CIO’s Fair Employment Practices Department), 1993 10. “Wolpe for Governor” – UAW International Rally: Owen Bieber – speech, Renaissance Center, Detroit (Michigan), 6/15/1994 (tape 1 – camera X) 11. “Wolpe for Governor” – UAW International Rally: Howard Wolpe – speech, Renaissance Center, Detroit (Michigan), 6/15/1994 (tape 2 – camera X) 12. Walter Mondale visits Solidarity House with Mickey Kantor (Trade Ambassador), 1/12/1995 13. Representative Richard Gephardt – studio shoot for UAW, 1/30/1996 (tape 1) 14. Representative David Bonior – studio shoot for UAW, 1/30/1996 (tape 1) 15. Detroit (Michigan) Mayor Coleman Young – rough cut, 7/22/1996

16. Al Gore Endorsement from UAW – Rally at Willow Run, Ypsilanti (Michigan), 8/11/2000 (tape 1) 17. Al Gore Endorsement from UAW – Rally at Willow Run, Ypsilanti (Michigan), 8/11/2000 (tape 2) 18. Al Gore Endorsement from UAW – Rally at Willow Run, Ypsilanti (Michigan), 8/11/2000 (tape 3) 19. Al Gore Endorsement from UAW – Rally at Willow Run, Ypsilanti (Michigan), 8/11/2000 (tape 4) 20. UAW endorses David Bonior for Governor of Michigan, 6/20/2001 21. “David Bonior and the UAW” – Detroit coverage: WDIV, WJBK and WKBD, 6/20/2001 22. “David Bonior and the UAW,” Detroit coverage: Albom In The Afternoon and Newscenter – WJR, 6/20/2001 (audio tape) 23. UAW endorsement of Representative David Bonior, Detroit coverage, 6/20/01 (audio tape) 24. LaborFest with Edwards (no further information – possibly John Edwards), Governor Jennifer Granholm, and Senator Debbie Stabenow, 9/12/2004 25. Representative John Dingell – layoff footage: with Steve Yokich; with Ron Gettelfinger; at plant gate; with UAW members, 9/15/2005 26. “UAW Supports Howard Wolpe for Governor,” with Owen Bieber – speech excerpt; David Bonior – speaking, u.d. (Solidarity tape prepared by UAW Michigan CAP for distribution to UAW members and their families)

Box 88: Retired Staff 1. “We Didn’t Know it Couldn’t be Done: Pat Greathouse – A Union Leader Who Took on the Impossible” – biography, 6/28/1990 2. Henry Kraus – Historic Interview, 5/1992 (tape 1) 3. Henry Kraus – Historic Interview, 5/1992 (tape 2) 4. Odessa Komer video: two introductions (no further information), 6/1992 5. Henry Kraus – Historic Interview, (continued), 5/1992 (tape 3)/CAT Meeting – Pontiac (Illinois), 8/8/1992 (tape 1) 6. Irving Bluestone Symposium – Afternoon Session – speakers: David Adamany (President, Wayne State University), Irving Bluestone and Barry Bluestone, Wayne State University, Detroit (Michigan), 11/19/1992 (single camera) 7. Irving Bluestone Symposium – Evening Tribute – speakers: David Adamany (President, Wayne State University), Owen Bieber and Doug Fraser, 11/19/1992 (single camera) 8. “A Tribute to Odessa Komer,” 1992 (master) 9. Bob King – Interview on retirees at Region 1A, 10/16/1996 10. Gloria Johnson (CLUW President) – Olga Madar tribute for UAW Conference, 10/28/1997 11. Olga Madar tribute, 11/5/1997 (master) 12. Dave Elsila – Retirement tape, 1/13/1998 13. Dave Elsila – Retirement Video: show reel, 1/13/1998 14. UAW Salutes: Roy Wyse, Ernie Lofton and Carolyn Forrest – Weston Hotel, 4/15/1998 15. Owen Bieber on Roy Wyse, Carolyn Forrest and Ernie Lofton, 5/5/1998 16. Ernie Lofton tribute: “A Soldier for Human Rights,” 6/18/1998 17. Pat Greathouse documentary: “We Didn’t Know it Couldn’t be Done,” 2/21/2006

18. Carolyn Forrest on Olga Madar, u.d. 19. Carolyn Forrest tribute: “Leave it to Carolyn,” u.d. 20. Dave tape, u.d. (tape 2) (no further information – possible Dave Elsila content) 21. Doug Fraser on Olga Madar, u.d. (tape 1) 22. Interviews for Dave’s (illegible), u.d. (tape 1) (no further information – possible Dave Elsila content) 23. Millie Jeffrey on Olga Madar, u.d. 24. Olga Madar – tribute; Gloria Johnson (Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW)) – introduction, u.d. 25. Olga Mador tribute video, u.d. (sub-master) 26. Ruben Burks – retirement video, u.d. (master) 27. “Legends in Parks and Recreation” – Interview with Olga Madar, u.d. 28. “The Speaker” – Marc Stepp (UAW International Vice President) profile, u.d.

Box 89: UAW 50th Anniversary Events and Miscellaneous 1. Victor Reuther – speech with Q&A session, 8/6/1985 (tape 1) 2. Victor Reuther – speech with Q&A session, 8/6/1985 (tape 2) 3. Local 160 Celebration of UAW 50th Anniversary – speakers: Harley Shaiken; Victor Reuther; Pete Kelly, 11/10/1985 (raw footage) 4. UAW 50th Anniversary: Rally-Parade, Milwaukee (Wisconsin), 1985 (reel 3) 5. Victor Reuther – 50th Anniversary speech at Local 160, 1985 6. “UAW Celebration”: A retrospective of the union’s 50th birthday events, 1985 (produced by the UAW Public Relations and Publications Department) 7. UAW 50th Anniversary Celebration, ca. 1985 8. UAW 50th Anniversary Celebration, ca. 1985 (edited master) (tape 2) 9. 50th Anniversary Celebration – Opening, 5/20/1986 10. “Generations” – 50th Anniversary video, 6/2/1986 11. UAW 50th Birthday Celebration: Owen Bieber – introduces Ed Asner; Ed Asner – keynote speech; Kris Kristofferson performs concert with band, including singing of “Solidarity Forever” with UAW brass, Anaheim (California), 6/3/1986 (produced by UAW Public Relations Department and Publications Department) (audio glitches throughout) 12. “Generations” – 50th Anniversary video, 6/30/1986 13. UAW 50th Anniversary spots: “Challenge”; “History”; “History-30”; “Moving Forward,” u.d. 14. “Celebration” – UAW 50th Anniversary, u.d. (produced by UAW Region 2B)

Box 90: UAW 50th Anniversary Oral Histories 1. UAW Local 663 – 50th Anniversary Celebration with Sit Downers: Victor Reuther on Saturn (excerpt), 8/17/1985 2. Oral History of UAW – Opening Session (Charter Week): Jack Turner; Owen Bieber; Ken Morris, 8/26/1985 (sub-master) 3. Oral History of UAW – Opening Session (Charter Week): Jack Turner; Owen Bieber; Ken Morris, 8/26/1985 (audience reactions) (sub-master) 4. Owen Bieber – address to Oral History of the UAW, 8/26/1985 (dub)

5. Oral History Seminar: Andrew Osborn; Ken Morris; Ray Berndt; Tim Foley, 8/26/1985 (sub-master) 6. Oral History of UAW: Clem Holewinski; Ken Morris; Honorable George Edwards; Odessa Komer, 8/26/1985 7. Oral History of UAW – Evening Session: Q&A, 8/26/1985 (tape 5) (sub-master) 8. UAW 50th Anniversary Oral History Seminar – I.P.S., 8/26/1985 9. Oral History of UAW – I.P.S.: Ken Morris; George Addes; Dorothy Haener, 8/26/1985 (sub-master) 10. Oral History of UAW – I.P.S.: (audience reactions), 8/26/1985 (sub-master CB-2) 11. Oral History of UAW – I.P.S.: (audience reactions), 8/26/1985 (sub-master CB-3) 12. UAW Oral History Seminar – I.P.S.: Owen Bieber; Ken Morris; George Addes; Dorothy Haener; Andy Osborn; Ray Berndt; Clem Holwinski; George Edwards, 8/26/1985 (reel 1) (master edit) 13. UAW Oral History Seminar – I.P.S.: Odessa Komer, 8/26/1985 (reel 2) (master edit)

Box 91: UAW 50th Anniversary Oral Histories 1. UAW 50th Anniversary Oral History Seminar – General Motors (GM), 8/27/1985 2. UAW 50th Anniversary Retirees’ Seminar – General Motors (GM): Donald F. Ephlin (UAW Vice President) – speech (excerpts), 8/27/1985 3. Oral History of UAW – General Motors (GM): audience reactions, 8/27/1985 4. Oral History of UAW – General Motors (GM): audience reactions; Leonard Woodcock; Joe Dietzel; Victor Reuther, 8/27/1985 (sub-master) 5. Oral History of UAW – General Motors (GM): Delmond Garst; Joe Dietzel; Albert Cline (part 1), 8/27/1985 (tape 5A) (sub-master) 6. Oral History of UAW – General Motors (GM): Albert Cline (continued); Victor Reuther; Rose Kurtz; George Merrelli (part 1), 8/27/1985 (tape 6) (sub-master) 7. Oral History of UAW – General Motors (GM): George Merrelli (continued); Blaine Marrin; Oscar Noble (part 1), 8/27/1985 (tape 7) (sub-master) 8. Oral History of UAW – General Motors (GM): Oscar Noble (continued); William Hilger; Martin Gerber; Leonard Woodcock (part 1), 8/27/1985 (tape 8) (sub-master) 9. Oral History of UAW – General Motors (GM): Leonard Woodcock (continued); Don Ephlin, 8/27/1985 (tape 9) (sub-master) 10. Oral History of UAW – General Motors (GM): audience reaction shots, 8/27/1985 (sub- master) 11. Oral History of UAW – General Motors (GM): unidentified speakers, 8/27/1985 (reel 1) (master edit) 12. UAW Oral History – General Motors (GM) Day, 8/27/1985 (reel 2) (master edit)

Box 92: UAW 50th Anniversary Oral Histories 1. Oral History – Chrysler: Doug Fraser; Jim Cichocki; Ralph Fileccia; Lillian Hatcher; Jack Zeller; Art Hughes, 8/28/1985 (reel 1) (master edit) (U-matic) 2. UAW 50th Anniversary – Chrysler Oral History: with Doug Fraser introduction speech – various Chrysler activists speak, 8/28/1985 (VHS) 3. UAW 50th Anniversary – Chrysler Oral History: with Doug Fraser introduction speech – various Chrysler activists speak, 8/28/1985 (extended) (VHS dub) 4. Oral History of UAW: Chrysler – audience reactions, 8/28/1985 (sub-master CB-1)

5. UAW Oral History Seminar: Chrysler – audience reactions, 8/28/1985 (sub-master CB- 2B) 6. Oral History of UAW – Chrysler: Marc Stepp (audience reactions), 8/28/1985 (sub- master) 7. Oral History of UAW – Chrysler: Pictures of Chrysler struggles; UAW Singers; Jack Turner; Doug Fraser; Jimmy Cichocki (part 1), 8//28/1985 (tape 10) (sub-master) 8. Oral History of UAW – Chrysler: Jimmy Cichocki; Ralph Fileccia; Lillian Hatcher, 8/28/1985 (tape 11) (sub-master) 9. Oral History of UAW – Chrysler: Jack Zeller (continued); Art Hughes (part 1), 8/28/1985 (tape 12) (sub-master) 10. Oral History of UAW – Chrysler: Art Hughes (continued); Dennis Hertel; Marc Stepp (part 1), 8/28/1985 (tape 13) (sub-master) 11. Oral History of UAW – Chrysler: Marc Stepp (continued), 8/28/1985 (tape 14) (sub- master)

Box 93: UAW 50th Anniversary Oral Histories 1. Oral History of UAW – Ford: Jack Turner; Ken Bannon, 8/29/1985 (tape 15) (sub- master) 2. Oral History of UAW – Ford: Ray Majerus (continued); Ken Bannon; Shelton Tapps (part 1), 8/29/1985 (tape 16) (sub-master) 3. Oral History of UAW – Ford: Shelton Tapps (continued); Ken Bannon; Wanita Allen; (final name is illegible), 8/29/1985 (tape 17) (sub-master) 4. Oral History of UAW – Ford: Shelton Tapps; Steve Yokich; Jim Hamby; Jim Sullivan, 8/29/1985 (sub-master) 5. Oral History of UAW – Ford: Jim Hamby (continued); Jim Sullivan, 8/29/1985 (sub- master) 6. UAW 50th Anniversary Oral History Seminar – Ford: with Ken Bannon – introduction, 8/29/1985 7. Oral History of UAW – Ford: Ken Bannon (audience reactions), 8/29/1985 (sub-master) 8. Oral History of UAW – Ford, 8/29/1985 (reel 1) 9. Oral History of UAW – Ford, 8/29/1985 (reel 2) 10. Oral History of UAW: Jack Turner; Ken Bannon; Gene Minshall; Ray Majerus; Shelton Tapps, 8/29/1985 (reel 1) (edit master) 11. Shelton Tappes, u.d. (possible oral history master) (includes edit worksheet with descriptions of content)

Box 94: UAW 50th Anniversary Oral Histories 1. UAW 50th Anniversary Oral History Seminar – Aerospace, 8/30/1985 2. Oral History of UAW: Marshall Hughes; Pat Greathouse; Bill Casstevens, 8/30/1985 (sub-master) 3. Oral History of UAW: Bill Casstevens (continued); Pat Greathouse; Irving Bluestone, 8/30/1985 (sub-master) 4. Oral History of UAW: Irving Bluestone (continued), Hank Gahaut (conclusion); cutaways, 8/30/1985 (reel 3) (sub-master) 5. Oral History of UAW – Aerospace: Pat Greathouse; Larry Carlstrom; George Holloway, 8/30/1985 (sub-master)

6. Oral History of UAW – Aerospace: Jack Turner; Hank Ganet; John Allard; Paul Russ (part 1), 8/30/1985 (tape 1) (sub-master) 7. Oral History of UAW – Aerospace: Paul Russo (continued); Betty Murphy; Olga Madar (part 1), 8/30/1985 (tape 2) (sub-master) 8. Oral History of UAW – Aerospace: Olga Madar (continued); Bill Kircher; Wise Stone; Leonard Woodcock, 8/30/1985 (tape 3) (sub-master) 9. Aerospace – 50th Anniversary Oral History Seminar: Jack Turner; Leonard Woodcock; John Allard; Paul Russo; Betty Murphy; Olga Mador; Bill Kircher; Wise Stone, 8/30/1985 (master edit) 10. UAW Oral History Seminar: Aerospace – cutaways, 8/30/1985 (sub-master) 11. UAW Oral History Seminar: Aerospace – audience reactions, 8/30/1985 (reel 1) (sub- master) 12. UAW Oral History Seminar: cutaways (continued), 8/30/1985 (reel 2) (sub-master) 13. UAW 50th Anniversary Oral History Seminar – Agricultural Implement Workers of America: with Pat Greathouse – introduction, 8/30/1985 14. Oral History Seminar – Agricultural Implement Workers of America, 8/30/1985 (master edit)

Box 95: UAW Presidents [Walter Reuther] 1. Walter Reuther – stills: General Motors (GM), 1945-46; Civil Rights, 1963 2. “Walter,” 5/21/1992 (16mm print transfer for UAW Public Relations Department) 3. Irving Bluestone interview on Walter Reuther, 8/10/1995 (tape 1) 4. Irving Bluestone interview on Walter Reuther, 8/10/1995 (tape 2) 5. Irving Bluestone interview on Walter Reuther, 8/10/1995 (tape 3) 6. Walter Reuther commemorative, 9/8/1995 (tape A1) 7. Walter Reuther commemorative, 9/8/1995 (tape A2) 8. Walter Reuther commemorative, 9/8/1995 (tape A3) 9. Walter Reuther commemorative, 9/8/1995 (tape A4) 10. Profile in Conflict: Hoover’s Reign Against Walter Reuther, u.d. 11. The American Experience: Walter Reuther, u.d. 12. Union Made in USA: “Walter” – “Walter: He Worked Today For A Better Tomorrow” (documentary produced by TeleTape Detroit), u.d. 13. Walter P. Reuther – interview, u.d. (edited master) 14. Walter P. Reuther – quote from “Toward Economic and Social Justice,” u.d. 15. Walter Reuther tribute, u.d. (tape 1) 16. Walter Reuther tribute, u.d. (tape 2) 17. Walter Reuther tribute, u.d. (tape 3) 18. Walter Reuther tribute, u.d. (tape 4) 19. Walter Reuther tribute, u.d. (tape 5) 20. “The Good Fight – Remembering Walter Reuther,” u.d. 21. “Walter – Building The Auto Worker’s Union,” u.d.

Box 96: UAW Presidents [Leonard Woodcock] 1. Leonard Woodcock, 8/28/1986 (part 1) (master) 2. Leonard Woodcock, 8/28/1986 (part 2) (master) 3. Leonard Woodcock, 8/28/1986 (part 3) (master)

4. Dedication ceremony for the Leonard Woodcock Wing at the Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University: David Adamany – introduction – includes history of the Reuther Library; with Leonard Woodcock, Ed Cushman (Reuther Library), Irving Bluestone; Philip Mason (Reuther Library), Owen Bieber, Walter Mondale, Bill Casstevens, and Ernie Lofton, Detroit (Michigan), 10/8/1991 5. Leonard Woodcock Memorial – Wayne State University, 3/21/2001 6. Leonard Woodcock Memorial Service – Community Arts Auditorium – Wayne State University, 3/24/2001 (tape 1) 7. Leonard Woodcock Memorial Service – Community Arts Auditorium – Wayne State University, 3/24/2001 (tape 2) 8. Leonard Woodcock Memorial Service – Community Arts Auditorium – Wayne State University, 3/24/2001 (tape 3) 9. Leonard Woodcock Memorial Service – Community Arts Auditorium – Wayne State University, 3/24/2001 (wide camera to cover tape change) (tape 1) 10. Leonard Woodcock Memorial Service – Community Arts Auditorium – Wayne State University, 3/24/2001 (change over tape from main camera) 11. S. Woodcock (no further information) at Wayne State, 5/13/2002 (master) 12. Leonard Woodcock Memorial video, u.d. 13. Leonard Woodcock Memorial video, with Eli Wallach (layoff reel), u.d.

Box 97: UAW Presidents [Doug Fraser] 1. Doug Fraser: Meet The Press – NBC, 5/29/1977 2. 2. Doug Frasier addresses leadership on new agreement, Detroit (Michigan), 9/18/1982 (master edit) 3. “The UAW After Fraser” (Doug Fraser): WXYZ, 10/4/1982 4. “Goodbye to Doug” (Doug Fraser), 3/1/1983 5. Doug Fraser – profile and interview taped on his first day of retirement: The MacNeil Lehrer Report – PBS, 5/20/1983 6. Doug Fraser – speech on new developments in labor management and relations: University of Michigan, Hale Auditorium, Ann Arbor, 2/4/1986 7. Doug Fraser – interview for Master of Science in Manufacturing Management Program at GMI Engineering & Management Institute, 5/6/1986 (11/22/1988 letter from GMI to Owen Bieber included) 8. Doug Fraser and Owen Bieber – Social Justice Award, 5/28/2002 9. Doug Fraser and Owen Bieber – Social Justice (layoff reel), ca. 5/2002 10. Doug Fraser, 8/25/2002 11. Doug Fraser, u.d. (no further information)

Box 98: UAW Presidents [Owen Bieber] 1. Owen Bieber – “New President”: CNN, 6/21-22/1983 (parts 1 and 2) 2. Owen Bieber – Good Morning America and CBS Evening News, 8/30/1984 3. Owen Bieber – with crowd, 9/6/1985 (part 3) 4. Owen Bieber – testimony, 11/20/1985 (tapes 1 and 2) 5. Owen Bieber Testimony, 11/20/1985 (roll 6) 6. Owen Bieber, Senate Finance Committee testimony, 11/20/1985

7. Owen Bieber – speaking before U.S. Senate Finance Committee (subject: UAW Trade Policy), 1/20/1987 8. UAW Leadership Conference – address by President Owen Bieber and excerpts of reports by UAW officers, 1/28/1989 9. Owen Bieber picketing and interview – Metro Detroit Airport, 3/9/1989 (with b-roll of picketers) 10. “The Choice Is Ours”: Owen Bieber, 4/3/1989 11. Media meet Owen Bieber: WMMU, 10/10/1989 12. Owen Bieber – Economic Club of Detroit luncheon talk: Cobo Hall – Detroit (Michigan), 1/29/1990 13. Owen Bieber – Senate Finance Committee: C-SPAN, 1/23/1992 14. Solidarity: Owen Bieber – Senate Finance Committee, 1/23/1992 15. Hummer Plant Tour: Evan Bayh – Speech; Owen Bieber – Speech, South Bend (Indiana), 10/27/1992 (tape 2) 16. Owen Bieber – Economic Council, 12/1992 17. Owen Bieber – tribute, 10/21/1994 18. AFL-CIO President Land Kirkland – Owen Bieber testimonial – LIPA studio shoot, 5/5/1995 19. Owen Bieber – tribute video, u.d.

Box 99: UAW Presidents [Steve Yokich] 1. Steve Yokich – address to Region 2B; Jack Sizemore (Region 2B Director) – introduction: Summer School, 9/30/1986 (part 1) (master) 2. Steve Yokich – address to Region 2B Summer School, 9/30/1986 (part 2) (master) 3. Steve Yokich – address to Region 2B Summer School; Jack Sizemore (Region 2B Director) – introduction, 9/30/1986 (edited master) 4. Employee Communications Network coverage of Steve Yokich plant visit and speech, 4/25/1990 5. Steve Yokich – press conference: officer introductions and assignments, 6/14/1995 (reel 2) 6. Bill Apple (administrative assistant to Richard Shoemaker) on Steve Yokich, 10/24/1995 7. Doug Fraser interview about Steve Yokich, 10/24/1995 8. Karla Swift on Steve Yokich, 10/24/1995 9. UAW/press breakfast: Steve Yokich; Richard Shoemaker; Carolyn Forrest; Jack Laskowski; Roy Wyse – Detroit Historical Museum, 1/22/1996 (tape 1) 10. UAW/press breakfast: Steve Yokich; Richard Shoemaker; Carolyn Forrest; Jack Laskowski; Roy Wyse – Detroit Historical Museum, 1/22/1996 (tape 2) 11. UAW/press breakfast: Steve Yokich; Richard Shoemaker; Carolyn Forrest; Jack Laskowski; Roy Wyse – Detroit Historical Museum, 1/22/1996 (tape 3) 12. Steve Yokich: CNBC, 11/18/1996 13. Steve Yokich – speech – University of Detroit Mercy, 4/2/1997 (tape 1) 14. Steve Yokich – speech – University of Detroit Mercy, 4/2/1997 (tape 2) 15. Steve Yokich – speech – University of Detroit Mercy, 4/2/1997 (tape 3) 16. Steve Yokich – speech – University of Detroit Mercy, 4/2/1997 17. Steve Yokich – Strawberry march; Watsonville (roll-in), Fall 1997 (compilation reel)

18. Media breakfast: Steve Yokich; Ruben Burks; Todd Dunn; Richard Shoemaker, 8/25/1998 (tape 1) 19. Media breakfast: Steve Yokich; Ruben Burks; Todd Dunn; Richard Shoemaker, 8/25/1998 (tape 2) 20. “Steve Yokich – UAW Delphi & Strikes”: WJRT, 10/7/1998 21. Media breakfast: Steve Yokich, Ruben Burks, Elizabeth, Nate and Ron (no further information), 1/31/2000 22. Steve Yokich – retirement video with photo credits, 4/11/02 (revised) 23. Steve Yokich Memorial video – for CAP 2003 24. “Steve Yokich: 1935-2002,” u.d.

Box 100: UAW Productions [Spirit (tape 1) and Eye Opener are video magazines (tapes 2-19); UAW Video Newsletter is an internal program (tapes 20-24)] 1. Spirit #1: Bill Clinton – speech footage; Detroit Labor Day Parade; protest against privatization – Lansing (Michigan); Caterpillar (CAT) convention with UAW protests – Las Vegas (Nevada); CNN coverage of CAT strike, 1992 (video magazine produced by the UAW) 2. Eye Opener – element: Solidarity – Irving Bluestone, in-studio, 1/25/1993 3. Eye Opener – Premiere Edition: includes clips of Owen Bieber speeches, 1/25/1994 (UAW Television Network) 4. Eye Opener – element: Irvin Bluestone – Walter P. Reuther Library, 4/21/1994 5. Irving Bluestone, 12/6/1994 6. Carol King – interviews, 12/13/1994 (tape 1) 7. Carol King – interviews, 12/13/1994 (tape 2) 8. Stan Marshall, 12/15/1994 (tape 1) 9. Eye Opener #3 (complete program): union activists participating in local and national political events; auto workers who create art related to work; workers verses ant-union employers; history of women in the labor movement, 2/28/1995 (host Kim Silarski’s segments taped at the Walter P. Reuther Library) 10. Eye Opener #4: Irving Bluestone, 5/19/1995 11. Steve Yokich interview for Eye Opener #4, 5/26/1995 12. Eye Opener #4: Carl Levin, Sander Levin and David Bonior – Budget interviews, 5/29/1995 13. Eye Opener #7: General Motors (GM) strike – Flint (Michigan), 1998 14. Eye Opener #3 – layoff reel: Wayne State Women’s video, u.d. 15. Eye Opener #4: Irving Bluestone – commentary, u.d. 16. Eye Opener and Earl Robinson, u.d. (UAW Public Relations Department tape) 17. Toledo (Ohio) Jeep plant – interviews, u.d. (tape 3) 18. Toledo (Ohio) Jeep plant – interviews, u.d. (tape 4) 19. “UAW members speak in support of the union,” u.d. 20. UAW Video Newsletter #2: History in the Making; Free South Africa – The UAW Commitment; Victory at A.P. Parts, 3/1985 21. UAW Video Newsletter #5: Nuclear Winter; UAW Unemployment Study; Owen Bieber on Tour, u.d.

22. UAW Video Newsletter #8: Together – Making the UAW Commercials; Health and Safety – Hazard Training at Ford; Breaking New Ground at NUMMI, u.d. 23. UAW Video Newsletter #9: UAW Stands Tall at Chrysler; We Make Our Own History in Posters; Lionel Trains – Made in the USA Once Again, u.d. 24. UAW Video Newsletter #10: second segment, u.d. (edited master)

Box 101: UAW Productions 1. Solidarity: “Union Made in USA,” 1981 (produced for the UAW, International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America) 2. “Low Alai” radio spots – English and Spanish versions; “Union Yes” radio spots with Edward James Olmos – English and Spanish versions, 12/7/1988 (UAW Public Relations Department) (audio reel) 3. UAW-Nissan: Nissan workers speak about frustration with plant conditions – with footage of Owen Bieber at the plant on 1/19/1988 – Smyrna (Tennessee), 1988 (UAW production encouraging works to vote for the union) 4. “The Job Back Home – Building Bridges to the Future”: Owen Bieber – CAP speech (excerpts), 1988 (UAW Education Department Production) 5. UAW stills, 6/6/1989 6. “UAW History: Years of Struggle…Years of Progress,” 1989 (documentary produced by the UAW) 7. UAW – Solidarity – “Strength in Solidarity”: Final program with open and close; Opening module for show, 6/12/1992 8. UAW – Solidarity – “Moments: Fighting For America’s Future”: Final version of program with open and close, 6/12/1992 9. UAW – Solidarity: “Strength in Solidarity”; “Smell The Coffee”; “Fight For Our Future”; “Lifeblood”; “Battling Racism”; “Caterpillar (CAT)”; “It’s Our Year,” 6/25/1992 (dub master of all seven segments) 10. “Battling Racism”: Focus on David Duke’s Presidential Campaign with Eddie Antley (Local 1977); Larry Jackson (Local 1977 President) – includes archival footage of Walter Reuther and Owen Bieber at marches and rallies, 1992 (produced by the UAW Public Relations Department) 11. The “Final Offer”: Land Mines and Time Bombs, 1993 (produced by the UAW PR Department) 12. “Challenge to America” – with introduction by Owen Bieber, 1994 (produced by the UAW) 13. “December Update/Do The Twist,” news program produced by the UAW Local 1714 for UAW-LUPA video contest, 12/1996 14. Video productions, 1996 15. UAW Solidarity House – Public Relations Department (b-rolls), 1999 16. UAW five-part trade series – with rough-cut promo, u.d. 17. Union Made in USA: “Rebuilding America Industrial Policy” – with Owen Bieber, u.d. (produced by the UAW Education Department) 18. “Where We Stand,” u.d. (UAW documentary presented by the officers and board members of the UAW) 19. “With One Voice,” u.d. (master) (UAW version)

20. “Worker to Worker”: with Owen Bieber – introduction, u.d. (master) (presented by the UAW Education Department)

Box 102: UAW Productions 1. This Working Life Series: “Rosie The Riveter,” ca. 1994 (tape 11M) (produced by Region 6) 2. This Working Life Series: “UAW Early Years In L.A.,” u.d. (tape 12N) (produced by Region 6) 3. This Working Life Series: “An Interview With Bruce Lee,” u.d. (tape 16B) (produced by Region 5) 4. This Working Life Series: “The New Faces Of Labor,” u.d. (tape 17P) (produced by Region 5) 5. This Working Life Series: “An Historic Year: 1995,” u.d. (tape 18P) (produced by Region 5) 6. This Working Life Series: “From Decatur To L.A.,” u.d. (tape 20M) (produced by Region 5) 7. This Working Life Series: “Moving Ahead In 1996,” 1/1996 (tape 21N) (produced by Region 5) 8. This Working Life Series: “For A Living Wage,” 2/1996 (tape 22F) (produced by Region 5) 9. This Working Life Series: “The Educational Efficiency Initiative,” 2/1996 (tape 23B) (produced by Region 5) 10. This Working Life Series: “America Needs A Raise!,” 5/1996 (tape 25H) (produced by Region 5) 11. This Working Life Series: “Justice for Home Care Workers,” 6/1996 (tape 26O) (produced by Region 5) 12. This Working Life Series: “California Civil Rights Initiative,” 9/1996 (tape 29J) (produced by Region 5)

Box 103: UAW – Miscellaneous 1. “This is the UAW,” 6/26/1973 2. Union Made in USA: “A Promise Made…A Promise Kept” – The Story of the UAW Pension Program, 1980 3. UAW spots: “Building America” (two versions); “Tractor”; “Space Shuttle,” 12/4/1981 4. UAW Plant Closings: pro-UAW video, 10/22/1984 (edited master) (America Works tape) 5. Pete Kelly: Spotlight on the News, 10/19/1986 6. UAW: “This Time is Now – Building Farmer-Labor Unity,” 10/24/1986 (edited master) 7. UAW-John Deere News Conference and Q&A: with Bill Casstevens, Bill Stewart (Region 4 Director), Gary Lamb (Iowa Farmer’s Union President), and Larry Hall (Nebraska Farmer’s Union President), ca. 11/10/1986 8. Union Made in USA: “UAW Trade Policy: Crossroads for America” – Most of the tape is made up of Owen Bieber’s statement made during the U.S. Senate Finance Committee hearing, 1/20/1987, u.d. 9. Pat Greathouse – address to Region 10 and 2A (with crowd shots), 5/1987 10. “The First Order of Business”: UAW TV Advertising Campaign, 8/31/1987-9/14/1987

11. Marc Stepp – address to Region 2B: Leadership Institute, 9/28/1987 (edited master) 12. Presentation to the Michigan Board of Education – UAW/Ford National Education, Development and Training Center: Woodhaven Stamping Plant participant Ron Osborn discussing his life experiences and his accomplishments in the UAW/Ford Skills Enhancement Program, 11/10/1987 13. UAW Presidential – Philadelphia Focus Group, 8/1988 14. UAW: “Union For All Workers,” with John Hammond, 1/24/1989 15. UAW: Earth Day, 1990 16. Solidarity Day II: Interviews with Saginaw (Michigan) Residents, (continued) (with b- roll), 8/31-9/1/1991 17. Flint (Michigan) Rally: Ruben Burks; Steve Yokich, 3/29/1992 (tape 1) 18. Flint (Michigan) Rally: Steve Yokich; Stan Marshall; Dean Kildee; Owen Bieber, 3/29/1992 (tape 2) 19. Flint (Michigan) Rally: Owen Bieber, 3/29/1992 (tape 3)

Box 104: UAW – Miscellaneous 1. “Can Unions Survive in the 90’s” with Steve Conaway, Irving Bluestone, Leo Troy and Rex Reed: Straight Talk – WJBK, 4/1992 2. UAW – select reel (b-roll): historic footage; Space Shuttle; NASA Workers; sticker on shuttle; clerical workers; highway workers; correction officers; police; McDonnell Douglas; bus drivers; clerical, 5/19/1992 3. Mack Track Celebration – Local 5841: Owen Bieber; Bill Casstevens; Si Kahn; local officers; crowd pans/reactions, Winnsboro (South Carolina), 9/26/1992 4. Lansing (Michigan) March to Capitol with State Workers (Local 6000); Convention Center, 9/30/1992 (tape 1) 5. Lansing (Michigan) March to Capitol with State Workers, 9/30/1992 (tape 2) 6. Mack Truck Plant Tour: Owen Bieber – speech; interviews, 2/10/1993 (tape 3) 7. Mack Trucks: Owen Bieber – speech; Bill Casstevens – speech, 2/10/1993 (tape 4) 8. Federal Express – four spots, 9/21/1992-4/5/1993 (purchased by the UAW) 9. UAW – seven spots, 1993 10. UAW products – commercials: Maytag, KitchenAid, Purex, Master Lock, Lionel Train, Dodge, GMC Truck, Lennox, Trane, Champion, Midas, Kohler, Yamaha, Miller Lite, Folgers, Libby’s, Max Factor, Ken-L-Ration, Sunshine, and Land-O-Lakes, 1993 11. G-7 Job Summit Conference, Renaissance Center, Detroit (Michigan), 3/13/1994 12. Owen Bieber at G-7 Conference, C-SPAN, ca. 3/13/1994 (b-roll) (Eye Opener #2 content) 13. Millie Jeffrey – Solidarity House, 12/16/1994 (tape 1) 14. Millie Jeffrey – Solidarity House, 12/16/1994 (tape 2) 15. UAW-IAM-USWA unification breakfast meeting and press conference, 7/27/1995 16. UAW-IAM-USWA unification meeting and press conference, 7/27/1995 (tape 1) 17. UAW-IAM-USWA unification meeting and press conference, 7/27/1995 (tape 2) 18. UAW-IAM-USWA unification announcement, 7/27/1995 (tape 1) 19. UAW-IAM-USWA unification announcement, 7/27/1995 (tape 2)

Box 105: UAW – Miscellaneous 1. White Shirt Day: Cal Rapson – Introduction; Irving Bluestone – Keynote Address, 2/11/1997 2. Local 189 75th Anniversary: various informal speakers – including Joe Glazer, Detroit (Michigan), 11/7/1997 3. Workers Memorial Day, Trenton (Michigan), 1997 (original) 4. “Union-Related Coverage” with Gary Livingston/Local 218 on Bell Helicopter, KDFW; Richard Shoemaker, WXYZ; George Bush visits UAW’s Detroit (Michigan) LaborFest, WJBK; Steve Yokich on Bush visiting union events, WDIV and WLIX; General Motors says no Lansing workers will be laid off, WILX, 9/1-5/2001 5. Mary Seelman, treasurer in Lansing represented by the UAW – interview, 1/30/2002 (audio tape) 6. Local 651 – “White Shirt Day”: Ron Gettelfinger, 2/11/2003 7. UAW Day pre-Game – Comerica Park, Detroit (Michigan): Ron Gettelfinger speaking; LaborFest 2004 ad; Veterans from Locals 160 and 5960; Local 898 members Angela Kelly and Troy Coleman sing “Star Spangled Banner,” Solidarity video, ca. 2004 8. Kentucky workers – interviews (refers to a labor dispute), 1/2004-1/2005 (audio tape) 9. State workers represented by the UAW – interviews, 1/2005 (audio tape) 10. “History of the UAW,” 4/16/2008 (produced by the September Moon Productions Network for the UAW-General Motors (GM) Center for Human Resources) 11. Carolyn Forrest on Dana, u.d. 12. Irving Bluestone at Walter Reuther Labor Archives, u.d. (b-roll) 13. Jai-Alai: “SOS” (Legislative Version), u.d. 14. Silent Film: Briggs Stadium; Briggs Plant; Fruehauf Strike; Emil Mazey, u.d. 15. Solidarity Communications Network: “Standing Up Together: UAW Region 1A Caravan to Virginia”; “Words From a True Friend: Hubert H. Humphrey”; “He Dreamed of a Better Tomorrow: Walter P. Reuther,” u.d. (tape SCN-5) 16. Solidarity Communications Network: “One Strike and You’re Out”; “UAW Collective Bargaining, 1990”; “UAW Commercials”; “Nelson Mandela’s Detroit Visit (Rouge Plant)”; “Nelson Mandela’s Detroit Visit (Tiger Stadium),” u.d. (tape SCN-7) 17. Sterling footage – UAW 9A, u.d. (possible Detroit newspaper strike content) 18. UAW Commercials: “Small Town/Community” (two versions); “Pride/Home Pride”; “Parts,” u.d./Dearborn Assembly Plant: #3, #4, and #5 (no further information), u.d. 19. Victor Reuther – talk (part 1); Bill Sater – introduction, u.d. (tape 4) 20. Victor Reuther – talk (continued), u.d. (tape 6) 21. Bob White (UAW/Canada Local 251) – Discussion on Separation, u.d. 22. “Sit Down and Fight: Walter Reuther and the Rise of the Auto Workers Union,” The American Experience – PBS, u.d. 23. “So That We May Remember…Preserving Our Labor Heritage” – presented by the Labor Museum and Learning Center – narrated by: Doug Fraser, Frank Garrison (President, Michigan State AFL-CIO), Ruben Burks (Director, Region 1C), Elizabeth Reuther Dickmeyer, Stan Marshall (Vice President UAW Emeritus) and Steve Yokich; with archival footage and photographs; footage inside/outside of Labor Museum, Flint (Michigan), u.d. 24. “Tragedy at the Rouge,” u.d. 25. UAW: “The Inheritance,” u.d.

Box 106: Women In The Labor Movement 1. “Would You Let Someone Do This To Your Sister?,”: Sexual harassment in the workplace – with Odessa Komer – includes various interview clips with women who have been sexually harassed, 1984 (produced by the UAW Public Relations Department) 2. Union Made in USA: “Something’s Got To Give” – Stress experienced by female workers, with Odessa Komer – introduction, 1985 (produced by the UAW) 3. Odessa Komer, 5/4/1986 (tape 1) 4. Dottie Jones; Odessa Komer, 5/7/1986 (tape 2) 5. Odessa Komer – remarks to UAW Women’s Conference, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 1988 6. 18th International Women’s Conference: Odessa Komer – Opening Remarks, 4/28/1991 7. “Women in the Labor Movement” – luncheon: call to order; Carolyn Forrest – introduction; b-roll, 10/1/1994 (tape 1) 8. “Women in the Labor Movement” – luncheon: Carolyn Forrest – speech, 10/1/1994 (tape 2) 9. Carolyn Forrest – closing speech/statement, 10/1/1994 (tape 3) 10. “Women in the Labor Movement” – luncheon: Millie Jeffrey – closing speech; end of luncheon; exhibit b-roll, 10/1/1994 (tape 4) 11. Women’s Conference: Doug Fraser, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 6/26/1996 12. Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW) – Founding Convention, u.d. 13. Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW) – “The First Decade,” u.d.; “Women of Steel,” u.d.; “Pay Equity,” u.d.; “There’s No Such Thing as Women’s Work,” u.d. 14. “The Women of UAW Local 909/Hydra-matic Warren,” u.d.

Box 107 Includes Auto Shows (tapes 1-7), Detroit Newspaper Strike (tapes 8-17), Indiana (tapes 18-23), and Sit-Down Strike (tapes 24-29) 1. Auto Show – Cobo Hall: Owen Bieber – press conference, 1/8/1993 (tape 1) 2. Auto Show – Cobo Hall: Owen Bieber – press conference, 1/8/1993 (tape 2) 3. North American International Auto Show: Owen Bieber Tours the Auto Show, 1/5/1995 (tape 1) 4. North American International Auto Show: Larry King Live (behind the scenes) with Owen Bieber and Auto Workers, 1/5/1995 (tape 3) 5. North American International Auto Show: Interviews with UAW Workers, 1/14/1997 (tape 3) 6. North American International Auto Show: Interviews with UAW Workers, 1/14/1997 (tape 4) 7. Steve Yokich – North American International Auto Show, 2000 (tape 2) 8. Newspaper Strike: Detroit News – Exterior Rally and Vance Security Shots, 7/17/1995 (tape 1) 9. Newspaper Strike: Al Shankar – speech; songs, 7/17/1995 (tape 2) 10. Newspaper Strike: James Hoffa, Jr.; Richard Trumka, 7/17/1995 (tape 3) 11. Newspaper Strike: Richard Trumka; crowd shots, 7/17/1995 (tape 4) 12. Detroit newspaper strike rally: Richard Trumka speech and interview, 7/17/1995 13. “Newspaper Strike”: WKBD, 8/20/1995

14. JOA Strike Footage: Solidarity Saturday; March from Union Hall to Detroit News Mound Road Printing Plant, Sterling Heights (Michigan); Steve Yokich bytes; March Shots, 9/2/1995 (tape 1) 15. JOA Strike Footage: Solidarity House; March from Union Hall to Detroit News Mound Road Printing Plant, Sterling Heights (Michigan), 9/2/1995 (tape 2) 16. Detroit Newspaper Strike: Back To Back, 9/29-10/1/1995 17. “Standing Up For American Jobs: The Detroit Newspaper Strike” – produced by the Metropolitan Council of Newspaper Unions, 11/14/1995 18. Working Together: Indiana State Workers” – The Unity Team (UAW-AFT), Local 9212, 1997 (UAW Public Relations Department tape) 19. Focus Group (paid for by the UAW) with UAW-Ford employees, Indianapolis (Indiana), 2/16/1999 20. Focus Group (paid for by the UAW) with UAW Members, Indianapolis (Indiana), 6:00 p.m. Session, 2/17/1999 21. Focus Group (paid for by the UAW) with Indiana State Workers, Indianapolis, 8:00 p.m. Session, 2/17/1999 22. Indiana workers represented by the UAW – interviews, u.d. (tape 2) (audio tape) 23. Indiana workers represented by the UAW – interviews, u.d. (tape 3) (audio tape) 24. Union Made in USA: “Sit-Down” – includes historic strike footage; with Guy Nunn (UAW), Leonard Woodcock (UAW Vice President) and Emil Mazey (UAW Secretary- Treasurer, ca. 1950’s (presentation of the UAW Education and Radio Department) 25. Victor Reuther, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 1984 (tape 1) 26. Victor Reuther, Flint (Michigan), 8/2/1986 (likely Annual Pioneer Union Builders Reunion/Organizers and 1937 Flint Sit Down Strikers Reunion)/Genora Dollinger – speech, u.d. (likely Annual Pioneer Union Builders Reunion/Organizers and 1937 Flint Sit Down Strikers Reunion) (audio tape) 27. “Sit-Downers: Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 6/18/1988 (tape 2) 28. Sit-Downers – Interviews: Clarence Ford; Thelma Martin; Harold Whiteford; Lena Demzik, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 8/1988 29. Flint “Sit-Down Strike,” Michigan Television documentary with historic footage (produced by WFUM/University of Michigan), u.d.

Box 108 Includes Black Lake (tapes 1-13) and LUPA (Local Union Press Association) Conferences (tapes 14-21) 1. “The Black Lake Experience” – Scholarship Session promo, 8/1980 (UAW Family Education Center) 2. Stan Marshall (Regional Director) – address to Winter Institute with Q&A, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 1/18/1987 (tape 1) 3. Prince Moon – singing; Art Shy – address to Winter Institute, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 1/20/1987 4. Doug Fraser – address to Winter Institute, 3/6/1987 (master) 5. Art Shy (Director of Education Programs) – address to Winter Institute, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 3/18/1987 (master) 6. “Black Lake Story” – Black Lake Tour: First Place Winner, 1987

7. Irving Bluestone – addresses Region 9 at Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 11/16/1988 (tape 1) 8. Doug Fraser – Summer Scholarship, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 7/10/1989 9. UAW Winter Institute: Richard Shoemaker; Local Union Bargaining Representatives with Q&A, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 1/25/1990 10. Black Lake promo, 11/30/1993 (second cut) 11. Black Lake Video Tour, Onaway (Michigan), 8/6/2003 12. Art and pictures for “Black Lake Legacy,” u.d. (original master) (includes tape log and script) 13. Health & Safety – “Noise in the Workplace” workshop, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), u.d. (tape 1) 14. “The Magnificent 7”: LUPA Conference (complete), 11/1/1989 15. UAW-LUPA Video: “Mightier Than The Sword,” 5/10/1991 16. LUPA Conference – Press Conference: Steve Yokich, 5/19/1991 17. LUPA Conference: Nancy Brigham; Vic Hagenah; Frank Joyce; Steve Yokich, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 5/19/1991 18. LUPA: Ossie Davis addresses Caterpillar (CAT) Workers, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 9/21/1994 (tape 1) 19. LUPA: Ossie Davis addresses Caterpillar (CAT) Workers, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 9/21/1994 (tape 2) 20. LUPA: Ossie Davis addresses Caterpillar (CAT) Workers, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 9/21/1994 (shot by Don Anthony) 21. LUPA – Local 659: Diane Byron; Ruben Burks – Jennifer Granholm introduction; Jennifer Granholm (Michigan Governor) – speech; Tom Fitzgerald; Don Riegle – speech; Diane Byron – speech; Senator Carl Levin – speech; Steve Yokich – speech and Debbie Stabenow introduction; Debbie Stabenow – speech; Al Gore – speech; Nicole Williams (Local 889) – Interview; Scottie Gardner (Local 889) – Interview, u.d. (with b-roll) (tape 1) (tape log included)

Box 109: Civil Rights 1. Owen Bieber – address to the 1985 Civil Rights Conference, 9/3-8/1985 2. UAW: “Together” – Martin Luther King, Jr. tribute – TV spot, 1/20/1986 3. UAW stills – Radcliff, 1943: Women demanding the right to vote; “Rosie the Riveter” photograph; Walter Reuther – march for black workers rights, 7/15/1987 4. 6th Annual UAW Civil Rights Seminar at Black Lake: Dr. Joseph Lowry, Onaway (Michigan), 9/1987 5. UAW Civil Rights – History of UAW involvement with civil rights: historic footage including Walter Reuther marching with Martin Luther King, Jr.; current issues; Owen Bieber – speech at UAW Civil Rights Seminar; Joe Davis (UAW Civil Rights Department Director) – speaking, ca. 1987 (produced by UAW Civil Rights Department) 6. Owen Bieber – address to UAW Civil Rights Conference, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 9/5/1989 (tape 1) (master) 7. UAW Civil Rights Seminar: William Lucy (AFSCME Secretary-Treasurer; former Coalition of Black Trade Unionists (CBTU) President) – address; Joe Davis – introduction, Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 9/5/1989

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8. UAW Civil Rights Seminar: Joe Mangone (Director of UAW-CAP) – address, 9/10/1989 (tape 1) (master) 9. UAW Civil Rights Seminar: Joe Mangone (Director of UAW-CAP) – address (part 2), 9/10/1989 (tape 2) (master) 10. “Down By The River Side”: Dr. Reverend Joseph Lowery – UAW Civil Rights Conference – Black Lake, Onaway (Michigan), 5/1993 11. Owen Bieber – Remarks to Civil Rights Conference, 6/6/1994 (pre-taped) 12. Owen Bieber – Comments to Civil Rights Conference, 6/7/1994 (edited) 13. Owen Bieber – Civil Rights Seminar, u.d. 14. UAW Civil Rights Department, u.d. (tape 3)

Box 110: Civil Rights Includes the March on Washington (tapes 1-3) and South Africa (tapes 4-10) 1. A. Philip Randolph Institute dinner for the March on Washington: Norman Hill; Coretta Scott King; John Lewis; Dr. Joseph Lowrey, 8/1988 2. March on Washington – 25th Anniversary: Owen Bieber – Interview; Local Union – Interview; Local 292 – Kokomo (Indiana); march, 8/1988 3. March on Washington – speakers: Coretta Scott King; Owen Bieber; Norm Hill; Lane Kirkland, 8/28/1993 4. Moses Mayekiso rally with Local 600, 4/4/1989 (tape 3) 5. Moses Mayekiso rally with Khola Mayekiso and Local 600, 4/4/1989 (tape 5) 6. UAW: Moses Mayekiso press conference, 5/15/1989 (rolls 1 and 2) 7. Mayekiso Rally, 5/18/1989 (tapes 4-6) 8. UAW-South Africa: Interviews with South African Labor Leaders, 5/26/1989 (roll 3) 9. Owen Bieber and Khola Mayekiso – Local 600 (b-roll), 4/1989; Owen Bieber and Moses Mayekiso – 29th Constitutional Convention, 6/1989 10. UAW/South Africa – highlights: Owen Bieber and Khola Mayekiso – Local 600 rally, 4/1989; Shell Boycott – news conference, 3/1986; Shell demonstration, 6/1986; UAW demonstration at South African Embassy, 5/1987; Mayekiso Trial Monitoring Committee – news conference, 11/1987; Moses Mayekiso at UAW 29th Constitutional Convention, 6/1989

Box 111: Civil Rights – South Africa (Nelson Mandela) 1. Nelson Mandela in Detroit (Michigan): Airport Arrival, 6/28/1990 (tape 1) 2. Nelson Mandela in Detroit (Michigan): Airport Ceremony with Remarks, 6/28/1990 (tape 2) 3. Nelson Mandela visits Detroit – compilation reel – includes touring Rouge Plant with Owen Bieber, 6/28/1990 (tape 3) 4. Nelson Mandela in Detroit (Michigan): Mandela arriving at Ford; at Westin; People getting interviewed; Mandela at Westin; Mandela arrives; People wait for Mandela to arrive; Mandela leaves; People give speeches about Mandela, 6/28/1990 (tape 4) 5. Nelson Mandela in Detroit (Michigan) – Tiger Stadium rally, 6/28/1990 (tape 5) 6. Nelson Mandela in Detroit (Michigan) – Tiger Stadium rally: Mandela arrives; Aretha Franklin sings and plays piano; various speeches, live music and praying, 6/28/1990 (tape 6)

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7. Nelson Mandela in Detroit (Michigan) – Tiger Stadium rally: Mayor Coleman Young speaks; Nelson Mandela speaks; Stevie Wonder speaks; Bishop Robert Thomas gives closing benediction; various singing and live music, 6/28/1990 (tape 7) 8. Nelson Mandela in Detroit (Michigan) – Tiger Stadium rally: Stevie Wonder, 6/28/1990 (tape 8) 9. Nelson Mandela – visit to Detroit: preview report from WDIV; report from Rouge Plant including complete remarks from Ernie Lofton, Owen Bieber and Nelson Mandela – WXYZ, 6/1990 (edited highlights) 10. UAW Dedication to South African Nelson Mandela Election, u.d.

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