UAW President's Office: Walter P

UAW President's Office: Walter P. Reuther Collection

Papers, 1933-1970 (Predominantly, 1946-1970)

351 linear feet 3 scrapbooks 1 card file

Accession Number 261

The papers of Walter P. Reuther were placed in the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs in several installments between 1967 and 1981. The papers received in 1967 were made available for research in 1968. The entire collection, incorporating the previously opened material, was opened for research in May of 1980.

Walter P. Reuther was born in Wheeling, West Virginia on September 1, 1907, the son of an active unionist. He left high school at fifteen to become an apprentice toolmaker to help support his family. He moved to Detroit in 1926 and worked at the Briggs Manufacturing Company and the Ford Motor Company. During this period he completed his high school education and attended what is now Wayne State University for three years.

In 1933 he was dismissed by Ford, possibly as a result of his organizing activities. At that point he and his brother, Victor, withdrew their savings and embarked on a bicycle trip through Europe. The trip took them to the Soviet Union, where they worked at an automobile plant in Gorki, returning to the United States via the Far East in 1935.

In Detroit, Reuther became intensely involved in the newly-formed United Automobile Workers Union, founding and becoming the first president of the West Side Local 174, and at the 1936 convention he was elected to the International Executive Board. At the 1942 convention he was elected a vice president.

He was a leader with his brothers, Victor and Roy, in the General Motors sit-down strikes of 1936 and 1937. During an organizing campaign in 1937, he was beaten by Ford "service men" in an incident that came to be known as the "Battle of the Overpass." Early the next year he was the victim of an attempted kidnapping, also attributed to Ford "service men."

Reuther served as director of the General Motors Department of the UAW from 1939 to 1948. He also served as director of the Fair Practices and Anti-Discrimination Department, which was created in 1946 with William Oliver as co-director. UAW President Walter P. Reuther Collection

Even before the United States' entry into World War II, Reuther conceived the idea of mass production of military planes using automobile plant facilities. Despite initial opposition by industry, the "Reuther Plan," as it was known, was implemented once the country entered the war. During the war, he served on the War Manpower Commission and with the Office of Production Management.

At the war's end, Reuther demanded a wage increase in negotiations with General Motors, coupled with the stipulation that GM not pass the cost along to the consumer through increased prices which would erode the advantage gained for the workers and contribute to inflation. Reuther failed to commit GM to this principle despite a 113-day strike, but the confrontation established him as an innovative negotiator whose sights were set on broader goals than those of traditional unionists.

At the the convention in March of 1946, after a bitter contest in which he took a strong anti-Communist position, Reuther was elected president of the UAW, an office he held until his death. Later that year, he was elected a vice president of the CIO. In 1948 he was again the victim of an physical attack. His assailant, who was never apprehended despite intense efforts by the UAW, severely damaged Reuther's right arm with a shotgun blast.

In 1952 Reuther succeeded Philip Murray as president of the CIO, and he led in efforts to merge the CIO and the AFL, which came about in December of 1955. He then became a vice president of the AFL-CIO and president of the Industrial Union Department. Disagreements over social issues, organizing unorganized workers, international labor and foreign policy,the Vietnam War and other matters, in which Reuther urged a more activist stance, led to the withdrawal of the UAW from the AFL-CIO in 1968. In 1969 the UAW formed the Alliance for Labor Action with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters in order to further some of the programs Reuther had advocated while in the AFL-CIO.

Under Reuther's leadership, the UAW gained for its members, among other collective bargaining breakthroughs, the guaranteed annual wage, supplemental unemployment benefits, cost-of-living escalator and annual improvement factor provisions, pension plans, health insurance for workers and their families and profit-sharing plans. During his twenty-four-year administration, the UAW established its identity as a powerful, well organized union, successful in protecting the rights and interests of its members, yet responsive to its social responsibilities.

Reuther saw that improved living conditions for workers could not be achieved solely at the bargaining table and, consequently, used his influence to further needed social reforms. Throughout his career he fought discrimination, and he was an active participant in the civil rights movement from its inception. In addition, he worked for improved housing, better education, medical care, consumer rights and environmental causes. He was

2 UAW President Walter P. Reuther Collection also intensely interested in international affairs. He devoted considerable effort to working for peace and a strong United Nations organization, and he sought to create a structure of international labor organizations independent of Communist control.

He advocated union participation in the political process through political. action committees, and under him, the UAW played a leading role in working for candidates sympathetic to their objectives. He also devoted much time to appearances before congressional committees to urge legislation favorable to labor and the social issues he championed. He served on numerous governmental panels studying such issues as atomic energy and technological change. He also worked energetically to better conditions in Detroit and Michigan, and in his last years, strove to effect urban reconciliation and remedy the causes of the 1967 Detroit riot.

Because of the prominent public role that he played, Reuther participated in an extraordinary number of organizations and was a friend and confidant of many of the most prominent individuals in the country in various spheres. He was recognized as an effective orator and he maintained a busy schedule of speaking appearances. During his lifetime he was the recipient of numerous awards and honorary degrees.

His career was cut short when he and his wife, May, who had shared in his beliefs and his work from the time of their marriage in 1936, were killed in the crash of a small plane while on their way to the UAW educational center at Black Lake, Michigan. They are survived by two daughters, Linda and Lisa.

The papers of Walter Reuther reflect his career with the UAW from its beginning, although the documentation for the pre-presidential period is less complete. In addition to UAW material, there are extensive files relating to his work as an officer of the CIO, the AFL-CIO and the ALA. In addition, there is considerable material relating to international labor organizations, international affairs, other labor unions, organizations of various kinds and his work in the area of public affairs.

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Important subjects covered in this collection are:

Alliance for Labor Action American Motors AFL AFL-CIO Atomic energy Automation Chrysler Corporation Civil rights Communism CIO Defense Detroit urban affairs Education Environmental conservation Equal employment opportunity Ford Motor Company General Motors Corporation Guaranteed annual wage Health plans Housing International affairs International Confederation of Free Trade Unions International Metalworkers' Federation Jurisdictional disputes Korean War production New Detroit Organizing workers Peace Pensions Racial integration Skilled trades Strikes Supplemental unemployment benefits Technological change Tractors for Freedom Unemployment UAW factionalism United Nations Wage stabilization Women workers World War II production

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Among the important correspondents are:

Addes, George F. Stonorov, Oskar Bannon, Ken Strachan, D. Alan Bevan, Aneurin Thomas, Norman Bluestone, Irving Thomas, R. J. Bowles, Chester Truman, Harry S. Burt, George Weinberg, Nat Carey, James B. Wilkins, Roy Cavanagh, Jerome P. Winn, Frank Cisler, Walker L. Wirtz, W. Willard Conway, Jack Woodcock, Leonard Cushman, Edward L. Zwerdling, A. L. Dodds, William Douglas, Paul H. Edwards, George, Jr. Erlander, Tage Flemming, Arthur S. Fraser, Douglas Gerber, Martin Gettlinger, Larry Goldberg, Arthur J. Golden, Clinton S. Goodman, Leo Graedl, Adolphe Greathouse, Pat Haywood, Allan S. Higgins, Msgr. George G. Humphrey, Hubert E. Johnson, Lyndon B. Kennedy, John F. Kennedy, Robert Mazey, Emil McClellan, John L Meany, George Montgomery, Donald E. Morris, Ken Randolph, A. Philip Rauh, Joseph L., Jr. Reuther, Victor Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt, James Schnitzler, William F. Scholle, August Schrade, Paul Sinclair, Upton Stevenson, Adlai E.

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In addition to this collection, other UAW collections at the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs contain considerable information about Walter Reuther, notably those from departments headed by his brothers Victor and Roy, the UAW General Motors Department Collection, the UAW Secretary-Treasurer Collections of George Addes and Emil Mazey, the UAW Local 174 Collection and the UAW Fair Practices and Anti-Discrimination Collection.

Non-UAW collections providing information on Reuther are the Norbert Wiener Collection, the Citizens' Crusade Against Poverty Collection, the CIO Executive Board Minutes and Proceedings Collection and the CIO Washington Office Collection. The Archives also holds oral histories of May, Roy and Victor Reuther and many other UAW members and officials, which contain passages relating to the career of Walter Reuther.

Among the many published biographies of Reuther are The Brothers Reuther by Victor Reuther, Reuther by Frank Cormier and William J. Eaton, Walter Reuther and the Rise of the Auto Workers by John Barnard, Walter Reuther by Anthony Carew and The Most Dangerous Man in Detroit by Nelson Lichtenstein.

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Contents

572 manuscript boxes 65 storage boxes 3 scrapbooks 1 card file

Series I, UAW Local 174, 1936-1939, Box 1: Correspondence, minutes, notes and other materials relating to Reuther's presidency of Local 174. Files are fragmentary. Some relate to organizing, the Kelsey-Hayes sit-down and other strikes and to factionalism.

Series II, UAW International Headquarters Files, 1936-1946, Boxes 2-33: Correspondence, memoranda, reports and other materials relating to Reuther's activities in various offices of the UAW prior to his election to the presidency of the union.

Subseries A: General Files, 1936-1946, Boxes 2-17: Files relating to Reuther's work as an officer of the UAW prior to his assumption of the presidency. During this period he was a member of the International Executive Board, a vice president, headed the Skilled Trades Department and the War Manpower and Consumer's Department and was director of Region 1A. Files relate to conventions, war production, factionalism, and to specific locals and regions.

Subseries B: General Motors Department, 1936-1946, Boxes 17-28: Material relating to the General Motors Department which was established in 1938 and which Reuther headed from 1939 through 1948. Files document relations between the UAW and GM including negotiations, GM locals, war production, and the 1945-46 strike.

Subseries C: Government War Production Agencies, 1941-1945, Boxes 29-33: Material reflecting Reuther's work as a representative of labor with the Office of Production Management and the War Manpower Commission during World War II and with other government agencies engaged in war production administration. Files relate to efforts to achieve maximum production and to secure a voice for labor in war production planning.

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Series III, UAW President's Office and International Headquarters Files, 1946-1970, Boxes 34-173: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes, and other material documenting the work of the President's Office during the administration of Walter Reuther. Files relate to an extensive range of subjects and include records from UAW conventions and the International Executive Board.

Series IV, UAW President's Office - General Correspondence, 1942-1970, Boxes 173-203: Correspondence with UAW members, the general public, officials of other organizations and the government, prominent persons and personal acquaintances. It is mainly concerned with union matters, requests for help, requests for Reuther to serve on committees or for the UAW to lend support to institutions and causes.

Series V, UAW Regions, 1946-1970, Boxes 204-223: Memoranda and correspondence between the President's Office and the UAW's regional offices and between the regional offices and local unions. Included are reports, notes, clippings and other related materials. Files have reference to constitutional questions, negotiations issues, jurisdictional disputes, organizing and strikes.

Series VI, UAW Local Unions, 1946-1970, Boxes 224-273: President's office files concerning UAW local unions.

Subseries A: Revoked Bylaws, 1946-1970, Boxes 224-228: Files of the revoked bylaws of UAW local unions.

Subseries B: Local Union Correspondence, 1946-1970, Boxes 229-273: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, investigations, contract agreements, legal papers and other items. This subseries reflects the interaction between local union leadership and the president and his staff. However, it also contains correspondence with regional headquarters and with individual members. Among the subjects covered are administratorships, appeals cases, clarifications of UAW policy and procedures, elections, strikes and problems of individual members.

Series VII, UAW Public Review Board, 1957-1970, Boxes 274-285: Files of the Public Review Board which was created at the 16th Constitutional Convention of the UAW in April of 1957 with the stated purpose of insuring continued "high moral and ethical standards" in the administration of the union by further strengthening "the democratic processes and appeal procedures" as they affected individual members and subordinate bodies. The Board, composed

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of persons eminent in the fields of education, religion and the law, provided an impartial panel to which grievances could be appealed after the union's established procedures had been exhausted.

Subseries A: General Files, 1957-1970, Boxes 274-275: Correspondence, reports and clippings relating to the establishment of the Board, financial aspects of its operation and to its members.

Subseries B: Decisions, 1957-1966, Box 276: Summaries of decisions reached by the Board.

Subseries C: Case Files, 1957-1969, Boxes 277-285: Files relating to cases #46 through #199, containing correspondence, grievance records, reports of investigations, testimony, clippings and a variety of material offered in evidence. In most instances these files document contacts between the appellants and the President's Office, action taken by the International Executive Board and final disposition by the Public Review Board. Because of the sensitive nature of some of these files, researchers wishing to examine them are required to first sign an Archives Restriction of Use Statement, which precludes the use of names and other personal information which could lead to the identification of individuals. These case files may not be photocopied.

Series VIII, CIO President, 1952-1955, Boxes 286-300, 1 Scrapbook: Reuther's Detroit office files relating to his three-year presidency of the CIO.

Subseries A: Administrative and General Files, 1952-1955, Boxes 286-291, 1 Scrapbook: Correspondence, memoranda, reports and other items relating to administration of the CIO.

Subseries B: CIO Unions, 1952-1955, Boxes 291-293: Correspondence, memoranda, reports and other material reflecting communication between the CIO and its affiliated unions. Files relate to organizing, jurisdictional problems and other matters.

Subseries C: International Affairs, 1952-1955, Boxes 293-294: Correspondence, memoranda, reports and other material documenting the CIO's relationships with foreign unions and international labor organizations. Files relate to fostering international organization within the labor movement and eliminating Communist influence.

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Subseries D: Correspondence, 1952-1955, Boxes 295-298: Correspondence with other organizations, prominent individuals, goverment officials, and the general public.

Subseries E: AFL-CIO Merger, 1953-1955, Boxes 298-300: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and other material relating to the lengthy negotiations and arrangements which preceded the merger of the CIO with the AFL. Files also relate to no-raiding.agreements, jurisdictional problems and opposition within the CIO to the merger.

Series IX, AFL-CIO Vice President, 1954-1968, Boxes 301-321: Files reflecting Reuther's work as vice president of the AFL-CIO from 1955 until the disaffiliation of the UAW in 1968. This series is divided into the following subseries:

Subseries A: George Meany, President, 1955-1968, Boxes 301-303: Correspondence, memoranda, reports and other materials reflecting Meany's administration of the AFL-CIO. Much of the documentation relates to developing policy differences with Reuther leading to UAW disaffiliation.

Subseries B: William F. Schnitzler, Secretary-Treasurer, 1955-1968, Boxes 303-304: Correspondence, reports and other material chiefly related to the administration of financial affairs.

Subseries C: Executive Council and General Board, 1955-1968, Boxes 304-309: Agendas, resolutions, reports and other items documenting the actions of the Executive Council and the General Board.

Subseries D: Regions, Councils and Local Unions, 1954-1968, Boxes 309-311: Correspondence, memoranda, reports and other materials relating to Reuther's routine administrative contact with these entities and also to merger arrangements on the regional level.

Subseries E: General Files, 1954-1968, Boxes 312-321: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, notes, pamphlets and other items relating to the operation of the AFL-CIO. These files reflect the interaction of Reuther and his staff with AFL-CIO departments, his work on committees and his records from conferences and conventions or they are related to specific topics.

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Series X, IUD President, 1955-1968, Boxes 321-338: Files relating to Reuther's work as President of the Industrial Union Department of the AFL-CIO, which incorporated industrial unions formerly in the CIO and the industrial membership of many unions previously affiliated with the AFL. Subseries A: Executive Board and Executive Committee, 1956-1968, Boxes 321-324: Transcripts of IUD Executive Board meetings plus agendas and some correspondence, notes and press releases. There is also correspondence and other material related to Executive Committee meetings.

Subseries B: Staff Members, 1955-1968, Boxes 325-329: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, reference materials, notes and other items relating to the work of various executive officers of the IUD. There is information on IUD finances, jurisdictional problems, atomic energy, common site picketing and administrative matters.

Subseries C: General Files, 1955-1968, Boxes 329-338: Correspondence, memoranda, convention materials, reports and other items relating to the operation of the IUD. There is information on building trades unions, common site picketing, the resolution of disputes arising between unions affiliated with the IUD and those affiliated with the Building and Construction Trades Department of the AFL-CIO, jurisdictional problems, organizing and other matters.

Series XI, Alliance for Labor Action, 1968-1970, Boxes 338-341: Correspondence, notes, resolutions, press releases, publications and clippings relating to the ALA, which was formed by the UAW with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters in May of 1969. The ALA was dissolved in January of 1972. Files relate to the founding of the ALA and to plans for community action, improved housing, organizing unorganized workers, tax reform and to no-raiding agreements with AFL-CIO unions.

Series XII, Labor Organizations, 1946-1970, Boxes 341-365: This series contains material relating to labor unions and organizations in the United States and Canada.

Subseries A: Labor Organizations (except IAM), 1947-1970, Boxes 341-356: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, publications, and other items relating to labor unions and labor associations with which Reuther dealt in an official capacity for the UAW, the CIO, the AFL-CIO and the ALA. Files relate to organizing, negotiations, strikes, jurisdictional problems and factionalism.

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Subseries B: International Association of Machinists, 1946-1970, Boxes 356-365: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, agreements and other items relating chiefly to jurisdictional disputes between the UAW and the IAM. Series XIII, Government and Politics, 1943-1970, Boxes 366-437: Files relating to Reuther's activities in the areas of government and politics, principally as President of the UAW, but also as an official of the CIO and the IUD.

Subseries A: Supreme Court, 1945-1970, Box 366: Correspondence between Reuther and justices of the Supreme Court and material relating to Court appointments.

Subseries B: Executive Branch, 1946-1970, Boxes 366-408 1. Administrations, 1946-70, Boxes 366-370: Correspondence, memoranda and other materials pertaining to administrations of Presidents Truman through Nixon and Reuther's relationships with the presidents, vice presidents and their families. Files relate to policy matters, social occasions and presidential memorials.

2. Departments and Agencies, 1946-70, Boxes 370-382: Correspondence, memoranda, statements and other items relating to Reuther's work with various departments and agencies of the federal government. Files relate to government policies and regulations as they applied to the UAW; political, social and economic issues, government programs and foreign affairs.

3. Committees and Conferences, 1950-69, Boxes 382-408: Correspondence, memoranda, reports and other material relating to Reuther's participation, or that of his aides, in a large number of governmental committees, commissions, task forces, councils and White House conferences. Files cover a wide range of subjects including equal employment opportunity, labor-management policy, auto safety and technological change.

Subseries C: Congress, 1943-1970, Boxes 408-425: 1. Senate Correspondence, 1949-70, Boxes 408-411: Correspondence regarding legislation, hearings, issues, etc.

2. House of Representatives Correspondence, 1947-70, Boxes 411-412: Correspondence regarding legislation, hearings, issues, etc.

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3. Congressional Committees and Legislation, 1943-70, Boxes 412-425: Correspondence, memoranda, reports and testimony by Reuther and officers of the UAW and other unions, together with related materials. A great number of topics relating to labor, social policy and foreign policy in which Reuther and the UAW took an active interest are represented.

Subseries D: State and Local Government and Politics, 1946-1970, Boxes 425-430: Correspondence, memoranda and other materials relating to Reuther's interest in legislation, programs and politics on the state and local level.

Subseries E: Political Campaigns, 1946-1970, Boxes 430-437: Correspondence, memoranda and other items relating to Reuther's participation in political campaigns, chiefly on the national level. The 1968 Democratic Convention is extensively documented.

Series XIV, International Affairs, 1941-1970, Boxes 438-467: Files relating to Reuther's interest in fostering democratic international labor organizations and his contact with labor unions in other countries. This series also contains material relating to his work for peace and the solution of worldwide social and economic problems and material documenting his strong interest in supporting the United Nations. Files relate to the CIO and the AFL-CIO as well as the UAW.

Subseries A: International Labor Organizations, 1945-1969, Boxes 438-448: Correspondence, memoranda, reports and other items relating to UAW participation in international labor organizations and labor conferences. Some material relates to CIO and AFL-CIO international labor policies. The role of the UAW in combating Communist influence in international labor organizations is well documented as is their active membership in the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions and the International Metalworkers' Federation.

Subseries B: Foreign Countries, 1941-1970, Boxes 448-462: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, itineraries and other items relating to other countries and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Some material relates to the period before Reuther's election to the presidency of the UAW or to his official positions in the CIO and the AFL-CIO. Most of the material deals with labor concerns, but there is also considerable information on foreign policy concerns.

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Subseries C: International Conferences, 1962-1966, Box 463: Correspondence, agendas, position papers and other material having to do with Reuther's participation in Harpsund and Bilderberg Conferences dealing with broad international economic, political and labor problems.

Series XV, Organizations, 1946-1970, Boxes 467-539: Correspondence, memoranda, reports and printed material relating to organizations with which Reuther had contact as UAW President or as an official of the CIO, the AFL-CIO or the ALA. These groups are extremely diverse in nature. They include organizations devoted to health care, political and social reform, peace, civil rights, community relations and consumer protection. There are also groups of a charitable, religious, social, political, cultural, educational or testimonial nature.

Series XVI, Speeches and Publications, 1933-1970, Boxes 539-573: Reuther's speeches and publications and also his official statements, interviews, and press conference transcripts.

Subseries A: Speeches, 1937-1970, Boxes 539-563: Transcripts, drafts, notes and reference material for speeches and debates, together with some related correspondence. Some speeches are only in the form of notes.

Subseries B: Interviews and Press Conferences, 1949-1970, Boxes 563-564: Transcripts, reprints and reports of interviews given by Reuther and press conferences held by him, together with a small amount of related correspondence.

Subseries C: Publications, 1933-1970, Boxes 565-573: Drafts and published versions of pamphlets and magazine and newspaper articles written by Reuther and his collaborators. Files also contain correspondence, notes and background material. Included are several drafts of a book manuscript devoted to world peace.

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Series XVII, Subject Reference Files, 1946-1970, Boxes 573-598: Published items, reports, reference data cards, notes and a variety of informational materials. In addition, there is extensive correspondence and memoranda relating to the gathering of this information or to the subject of the file or to UAW policy and actions. Files were used for the preparation of speeches, public statements, publications and for general background reference.

Series XVIII, Appointments and Invitations, 1939-1970, Boxes 598-616:

Subseries A: Appointment Records, 1939-1970, Boxes 598-603: Appointment diaries, correspondence regarding appointments and annotated monthly schedules of Reuther's activities and itineraries.

Subseries B: Invitations, 1940-1970, Boxes 603-616: Correspondence, invitations, organizational brochures and other items relating to invitations from groups and individuals asking Reuther to speak or to participate in meetings, receptions or other functions.

Series XIX, Biographical Files, 1936-1970, Boxes 616-638, 2 Scrapbooks, 1 Card File:

Subseries B: Reuther Labor Foundation, 1951-1970, Boxes 627-630: Correspondence and financial and legal records of the foundation established by the Reuthers to use fees collected from such sources as speaking engagements and donations to support labor-related causes.

15 UAW President Walter P. Reuther Collection lndexes Indexes to subjects and correspondents and to Reuther's speeches and published writings will be found following container lists.

Non-manuscript material: Copies of UAW convention proceedings, president's and secretary- treasurer's reports and pamphlets received with this collection have been added to the Archives Library.

Approximately 2,000 photographs have been transferred to the Archives Audiovisual Collection, together with tapes of Reuther being interviewed or speaking at conventions or on the radio. In addition, an extensive collection of Reuther memorabilia, including such items as original art work, sculpture, posters, buttons, gavels, banners, ashtrays, hats, award certificates, honorary degrees, keys, medallions, plaques, trophies and trays, has been placed in the Archives Audiovisual Collection.

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Series I UAW Local 174, 1936-1939 Box 1

Correspondence, minutes, notes, lists, statements, handbills and other papers relating to Reuther's presidency of UAW West Side Local 174, which he had helped to found. Subjects include organizing activities, UAW factional disputes, the Kelsey-Hayes sit-down strike and other strikes and files relating to various plant units whose workers were represented by the local. Documentation is fragmentary. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject.

Box 1

1. Advance Stamping Division, 1938 2. Bargaining Committee, 1937-38 3. Baseball Committee, 1937-38 4. Bohn Aluminum Sit-down Strike, 1 5. By-laws, 12 Feb 1938 6. Cadillac Motor Car Company, 1937-38 7. Chorus, 1938 8. Committee for Industrial Organization, Michigan, 1938 9. Convention, UAW 4th Constitutional; Election of Delegates, 1939 10. Correspondence, 1938 11. ; UAW Officers, Locals, 1938 12. DeSoto Sit-Downers, 13 Mar 1937 13. Detroit Brass & Malleable Division, 1938 14. Detroit Lubricator, 1938 15. Educational Committee, 1938 16. Election Results, c. 1939 17. Election Slates, 1938 & n.d. 18. Entertainment Committee, n.d. 19. Executive Board; Minutes, Agenda, 1936-38 & n.d. 20. Factionalism; Leaflets 21. "Factionalism within UAW," WPR Radio Speech, 3 Mar 1939 22. Federal Screw Division, 1938 & n.d. 23. Financial Statement, Oct 1939, Mar 1938 24. Fleetwood Division, 1937 & n.d. 25. General Motors Departments, UAW-CIO & UAW-AFL, 1938-39 26. Greater Detroit District Council; Minutes, 1938-39 27. Haessler, Carl, 1938 28. Handy Governor Division, n.d. 29. Joint Council of Local 174, 1938-39 & n.d. 30. Kelsey-Hayes Division, 1936 31. "Kelsey-Hayes Sit-in Strike;" Participant's Account, Dec 1936 32. Labor Day, 1938 33. Labor's Non-Partisan League of Michigan, 1938 34. Leaflets 35. McAleer Mfg. Co. Agreement, 18 Oct 1937

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36. Membership Meetings (Local. 174), 1938 37. Membership Meeting (Local 174); Minutes & WPR Report, 5 Mar 1939 38. Michigan Malleable Iron Company, 1938 39. Motor Products Strike; Testimony, 1936 40. Moulding & Allied Parts Council Meeting, 7 Apr 1938 41. Murphy, Frank, 1938 42. NLRB; U.S. Truck Co., Inc.-Local 174 Case, 1938 43. "New America and Labor," c. 1938 44. Notes, WPR 45. Organizational Drive for Detroit; Meeting Minutes, 1936 46. Organizers; Reports, lists, 1938 47. Picnic; UAWA Statewide, 1936 48. Plant Officers, 1938 49. Revere Copper & Brass, 1938 50. Semet Solvay, 1937 51. Shatterproof Glass Co., 1937 52. Skilled Workers, 1937 53. Stewards; Lists, 20 Jan 1939 54. Ternstedt Division, 1936-38 55. Timkin Detroit Axle Co. Agreement, 6 Mar 1937 56. Unemployed Workers, 1938 57. Universal Products Division, 1938 58. Welfare Committee Spring Dance, 1938 59. Wolf (Reuther), May, 1937-38

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Series II UAW International Headquarters Files, 1936-1946 Boxes 2-33

Correspondence, memoranda, reports and a variety of other materials relating to Reuther's activities as an officer of the UAW prior to his election to the presidency. This series is divided into the following three subseries:

Subseries A: General Files, 1936-1946, Boxes 2-17: Files relating to Reuther's work as a member of the International Executive Board to which he was elected in 1936 and as a vice president of the union, an office to which he was elected in 1942. During this period he also directed the Skilled Trades Department and Region 1A and headed the War Manpower and Consumer's Division. Files relate to a wide range of subjects, including conventions, war production and factionalism and contain information on specific locals and regions. Material is arranged alphabetically by subject.

Subseries B: General Motors Department, 1936-1946, Boxes 17-28: Files of the General Motors Department, established in 1938, which Reuther directed from 1939 through 1948. This subseries contains a small amount of material relating to the period before the department was created and before Reuther became director. It documents the period of Reuther's administration until his election to the presidency of the union. Material relates to general UAW-GMC relations, GM locals, negotiations, war production and the 1945-46 strike. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject.

Subseries C: Government War Production Agencies, 1941-1945, Boxes 29-33: Material relating to Reuther's work as a labor representative with the Office of Production Management and the War Manpower Commission during World War II. There is also material concerning other agencies involved in war production administration. These files deal with the interaction of the UAW with the government during the war and attempts to secure a greater voice for labor at the policy-making level. Material relating to war productioncan also be found in Subseries A and B. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject.

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Subseries A: General Files, 1936-46, Boxes 2-17

Box 2

1. Absenteeism and Accidents, 1939-43 2-15. Addes, George F., Secretary Treasurer, 1936-45 16. Radio Speeches, 1939-41 17. Aircraft Division; Organizing, 1939 18. AFL Convention, 1936; Jerome Davis Address 19. AFL & CIO Maintenance Construction Jurisdictional Dispute, 1945 20. Anti-War Groups, 1940-41 21. Army Training Visit - Camp Atterbury, 1943 22. Black Legion, c. 1936 23. Black Workers; CIO policy, 1939 24. Briggs Manufacturing Company; Clippings, 1943

Box 3

1. Child Care, 1942-43 2. Chrysler Corporation Agreement, April, 1937 3. Chrysler Corporation and UAW; Clippings, 1941-43 4. Civil Rights Federation, 1937-40 5. Closed Shop Issue 6. Committee Membership Lists, n.d. 7. Communist Party Leaflets and Pamphlets, 1930's, 1941-42 8-9. Competitive Shop Committee; Communications, 1939-40 10. ; Correspondence, 1939-40 11. ; Gear, Axle, & Transmission Wage & Hour Council, 1940 12. ; Minutes, 1939-40 13-14. ; (& Dept.) Reports, 1938-39 15-16. ; Truck, Commercial Body & Trailer Council, 1939-41 17. ; Minutes, Jan 1940 18. CIO, 1938-44 19. CIO Convention Material, 1930's and 1940's 20-22. CIO Councils - Michigan; Greater Detroit & Wayne County, April-Aug. 1940

Box 4

1-4. CIO;International Unions. 1938-40 5-6. CIO; Murray, Philip, 1943-46 7. Constitution- UAW, 1935 8. Consumers' Division(UAW); Co-ops, 1944 9. ; Home Front, Shortages, 1942-43 10. Convention, 3rd Constitutional, Milwaukee, 1937 11. Convention, 4th Constitutional, Cleveland & Detroit, 1939 12. ; GM situation 13. ; Clippings

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Box 4 (cont'd)

14. Convention, 5th Constitutional, St. Louis, 1940 15. Convention, 6th Constitutional, Buffalo 1941; Elections, planning, programs 16-17. ; Factionalism & Communism 18. ; Press Coverage 19. ; Resolutions & Reports

Box 5

1. Convention, 6th Constitutional, Buffalo, 1941; Voting 2. ; West Coast Organization 3. ; Women's Auxiliaries 4. Convention, 7th Constitutional, Chicago, 1942 5-6. Convention, 8th Constitutional, Buffalo, 1943 7. Convention, 9th Constitutional, Grand Rapids, 1944 8. Convention, 10th Constitutional, Atlantic City, 1946; WPR Presidential Election 9. Convention Materials, n.d. 10. Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (Canada) 1942-43 11-15. Correspondence, General 1939-42 16. Cost of Living, 1941 17. Deere & Company; Piecework wages, 1941 18-22. Defense Employment 1941-45

Box 6

1-3. Defense Employment Division, 1941-42 4. "Defense Production and Conversion in the Auto Industry" by H.T. McCreedy 5. Democratic National Convention; CIO Policy, statement, 1944 6. Detroit; Labor Slate - 1937 election 7. Detroit; War Production, 1942-45 8. Detroit Housing Commission, 1943 9. Detroit Labor Displacement Conference, 4 Sep 1941 10. Detroit Riot, 1943 11. Draft Board Case; Joseph Konowitz c. 1941 12. Dupont Family; Economic Power, 1941-42 13-14. Education Dept., 1938-44 15. "Education of the Common Man," Wendell Lund Speech, 1943 16. Engineers, organizing, 1943-44 17. Erco Organizing (Riverdale, Maryland), n.d. 18. Equal Rights Amendment, 1944-46 19-22. Executive Board, International; Minutes, 1936-41 1-2. Executive Board, International; Minutes, 1936-41

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Box 7

1-2. Executive Board, International; Finances and Financial Reports, 1937-45 3. ; Correspondence & misc., 1938-43 4. ; Competitive Shops WPR Report,May 1938 5. ; Committee on Reorganization & Finance Report, 12 Dec 1938 6. ; Statements (Draft) c. 1939 7. ; Resolutions, 1930's & 1940's 8. ; Constitutional Committee Report, c. 1941 9. ; Regional Reports, July 1941 10. ; Policy Statements and Programs, 1942-43 11-13. ; 1941-1946 14. ; Edward Levinson meeting notes, 1943-45 15. ; War Labor Board, 1944-1945 16. Factionalism; 1937-40 17. ; Clippings, 1938-39 18. ; Leaflets, 1938-40 19. ; Local Union Resolutions, 1938 20. ; F.E. Pieper Statements, 1938 21. Factionalism ; Blacks in UAW, 1944-46 22-23. Factionalism and Communism, 1940-46

Box 8

1-2. Factionalism and Communism, 1940-46 3. FE - International Harvester, Richmond, Indiana, 1941 4. Fight for Freedom, Inc., Labor Division, 1941 5. Financial; Misc. 1938-39 6. Ford Dept.; Leonard, Richard T., 1941-46 7. Ford Motor Company; Organizing Drive, 1937-41 8. ; Local 600 Negotiated Rates, 1941 9. Great Britain; Labor, 1942-45 10. Greater Detroit and Wayne County Industrial Union Council; Resolutions, 1941 11. Highlander Folk School, Monteagle, Tenn; Publications, 1938 12. Housing - Detroit; Blacks, c. 1942-44 13. ; "Defense City," 1941-45 14. ; Post-War Planning, 1943-44

Box 9

1. Housing.; Reference Material, 1938-44 2. Housing Department (UAW), 1942-45 3-5. Incentive Pay; 1942-44 6. International Labor Meeting, 1941 7. Inter-Racial Committee; "The Cadillac Charter," 1943 8. Janeway, Eliot, 1943

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Box 9 (cont'd)

9. Labor Laws, 1930s 10. Labor-Management Production Committees (WW II) 11. Labor's Non-Partisan League, 1939-41 12. Labor's Non-Partisan Lea ue of Wayne County Elections, 1941 13. Legal Dept. (UAW) 1945-46 14. Lewis, John L. , 1940-43 15. Local 3 (Dodge), 1938-45 16. Local 7 (Chrysler); Proposed Bylaws, organizing, n.d. 17. Local 46, c. 1939 18. Local 50 - General Council Election, 194? 19. Local 51 (Plymouth), 1940-41 20. Local 142 (Graham-Paige Motor Corp.); Negotiations, 1937-38 21. Local 155; Resolutions, 1945 22. Local 156; Homer Martin Slate, c. 1938 23. Local 174 (West Side Local), 1941-43

Box 10

1. Local 190 (Packard), 1939-45 2. Local 205, c. 1938 3. Local 212 (Briggs Mfg. Co.), 1936-46 4. Local 230, 1940 5. Local 248 (Allis-Chalmers), 1941, n.d. 6. Local 263, 1939 7. Local 365 (Brewster Aeronautical Co.), 1939-41 8. Local 463, 1939 9. Local 506, 1938 10. Local 511, 1939 11-13. Local 856, Akron; Schanck & Blackburn Ballot Box Case, 1944-45 14-18. Local Unions; Correspondence, 1938-46 19. Local Unions; Delinquent, c. 1937 20. Local Unions; Executive Board Lists, n.d. 21-22. Martin, Homer, 1937-41 23. Mechanics Educational Society of America (MESA), 1936 24. Medical Aid to Russia Preparatory Organization, 1941 25. Medical Committee (UAW), 1939-40 26. Mennonite and Brethren in Christ Churches, n.d. 27. Michigan Labor Comm. Against Peacetime Conscription, 1945-46 28. Michigan National Defense Program; Contracts, 1940-41 29. Michigan Unemployment Compensation Commission, 1941 30. Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers, 1946

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Box 11

1. Mine Workers, United, 1937-41 2. Moody, Blair; "Vic & Wal" letter, 1941 3. Muncie Auto Workers' News, 1939 4. Murphy, Frank, Mayor; Radio Address, 7 Nov 1932 5. Name Lists; UAW & other 6. National Assn. of Manufacturers, 1936 7. National Labor Relations Act; Hillman Statement, 26 Jul 1939 8. National Labor Relations Board; 1939-45 9. Negotiations Material, 1944 & n.d. 10-15. No-Strike Pledge; 1944-45 16. ; Partial Report of UAW-CIO Referendum Committee, 1945 17. North American Aviation, 1941-45 18. Notes; WPR 19. Organizational Charts; UAW Joint Board & CIO Industrial Council, n.d. 20. Organizers - Lists, 1938 & n.d. 21. Payroll, 1938-44

Box 12

1. Penley Case Committee; Conscientious Objector, 1944 2. Polish Workers, 1940 3-8. Postwar Planning, 1941-45 9-16. Press Releases; WPR, 1937-46

Box 13

1. Publications; Miscellaneous (non-UAW) 2-3. Public and Publications Dept., 1939-45 4. Rationing - Australia, 1943 5-13. Region 1, Appeal Committee, 1944-46 14. Region 1A; Receipt Forms, 1939 15. Region 2; 1939 16-17. Region 5-A, 1938-39 18-19. Region 6, 1944 20. Region 7 (Canada), 1945 21. Region 8, 1945 22. Regional Boundaries, 193? 23. Regional Financial Forms

Box 14

1. Republican Party & Labor, 1944 2. Research Department, 1939-40 3. Reuther, Roy; Army and War Production Bd., 1942-43 4. Reuther, Walter P.; Draft Deferment, 1941 5-6. Roosevelt, Eleanor; Correspondence, 1942-44

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Box 14 (cont'd)

7. Roosevelt, Franklin D. - Brewster Aeronautical Corp., 1944 8. Scientific Capitalism; Barradas League 1930's 9. Single Tax, 1945 10. Skilled Trades, 1937-45 11. Smith, Gerald L.K., 1943 12. Socialism, 1939-43 13-15. Staff Allocations, 1944-45 16. Steelworkers of America, United; Clippings, 1939-42 17. Strikes, Maintenance Workers; Clippings, 5 Oct 1944 18. Taxation and War, 1942 19. Thomas, Norman, 1932-38 20-26. Thomas, R.J., 1939-45

Box 15

1. Thomas, R.J., "Quarterly Reports," 1943-46 2. Time-Study Clauses in UAW-CIO Agreements, n,d, 3. Truman, Pres. Harry S., 1945 4. Union for Democratic Action, 1941-44 5. United Automobile Worker Finances, 1944-45 6. UAW: Clippings, 1941-45 7. UAW; History - Edward Levinson, 1943 8. Wallace, Henry A., 1942-45 9-17. War Policy Division;Circulars, etc., 1942-45 18. ; Newsletters, 1942-43 19. ; Policy manual, 1944-45 20. ; Reports, 1943-45

Box 16

1-6. War Policy Division; Reuther, Victor, 1942-46 7-10. Veterans and Servicemen, 1941-46 11. ; Women's Bureau, 1944-46 12. Washington Office, 1940's 13-14. Willow Run Plant; Locals 50, 142,1942-45

Box 17

1-4. Willow Run Plant; Locals 50, 142, 1942-45 5. Women's Auxiliaries (UAW), 1938-40 6. Workers Defense League, 1942 7-8. WPA Welfare Department (UAW), 1938-40 9-12. World Way II; Labor clippings, 1941-46 13. ; Collective security, n.d. 14. ; War bonds, 1943

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Subseries B: General Motors Department, 1936-46, Boxes 17-28

Box 17 (cont'd)

15-18. Activities & Expense Reports, 1939-41 19. Addes, George; Correspondence, 1941-46

Box 18π

1-2. Agreements, 1937-41 3. Agreements; Cafeteria workers, 1941 4-5. ;Local Unions, 1937-41 6-7. ; Recommendations, 1937-38 8. ;Agreements, tentative, 1941 9-10. Apprenticeship; 1939-41 11. Black Employment Survey, 1941 12. Cleveland Diesel Engine Div.; Profits, 1940's 13. Clippings, 1938-43 14. ; Daily Worker, 1941 15-17. Conferences;1937-45 18. ; Fisher Body, 1938 19. ; Tool & Die, 1938

Box 19

1-2. Conferences; Wage Conference, 1940 3-7. Data, 1940 8. Councils; International GM Council, 1940 9. ; National GM Council, 1941-43 10. Defense Employment, 1941-42 11. Detroit Council for Industrial Peace, c. 1939-40 12. Detroit Sub Council, n.d. 13. Employment Survey, 1941 14. Engineering and Experimental Workers, 1939-40 15. Flint Locals - War Mobilization Committee, 1940' 16-20. Flint Sit-down Strike, 1936-37

Box 20

1. GM Facts, 1945 2. GM Press Conferences, 1942 3. Grievances Pending, 27 Feb 1940 4. "History of GM Department of the UAWA-CIO" 5-9. Intl. Representatives; Activities Reports; A-Z, 1939-40 10. ; Letters, 1939 11-15. ; Organizing Reports, A-Z, 1939-40 16. Int'l Rep. Rudy J. Ilic, 1943-45

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Box 21

1-5. Letters to GM Locals & Plants, 1938-45 6-9. Letters to GM Locals & Press Releases, 1945-46

Box 22

1. Local 15, 1939 2. Local 45, 1939 3. Local 93, 1939-410 4. Locals 110 and 626, 1939-40 5. Local 163 (Detroit Diesel), 1945 6. Local 174, 1939-1945 7. Local 174 (Cadillac Division, Detroit), 1943 8. Local 174 (Ternstedt Div., Detroit), 1941 9. Local 182 (Fisher Body, Lansing), 1938 10-11. Local 216 (GM Assembly, Southgate, CA), 1939-43 12. Local 226 (Allison, Indianapolis), 1941-42 13. Local 235 (Chevrolet, Hamtramck), 1939-41 14.Local 262, 1939-40 15.Local 455 (Saginaw Products Corp. Unit), 1945 16. Local 581 (Fisher #1, Flint), 1940-41 17. Local 594 Yellow Truck & Coach, Pontiac), c. 1942 18. Local 595, 1939-41 19. Local 596 (Fisher Body, Pontiac), c. 1942 20. Local 599 (Buick, Flint), 1941-45 21. Local 615, 1939 22. Local 651 AC Spark Plug Division, Flint), 1941-43 23. Local 652 (Olds, Lansing), 1941-43 24. Local 653 (Pontiac Motor, Pontiac), 1942-45 25. Local 659, 1939-43 26. Local 662 (Delco Remy, Anderson, IN), 1942 27. Locals 662 & 663, c. 1939 28. Local 663 (Guide Lamp, Anderson, IN), 1940 29. Local 664 (Chevrolet, Tarrytown), 1939 30. Local 686, 1940 31. Local 774 (Chevrolet, Buffalo), 1941 32. Local 933 (Allison, Indianapolis), 1941-42 33. Locals, GM. Directory, n.d. 34. Michigan Labor Mediation Board, 1939-41 35. Miscellaneous, 1939-41

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Box 23

1. NLRB Cases, 1941-45 2. NLRB Elections; R. J. Thomas Address, 6 Apr 1940 3-7. Negotiations - GM; 1941-43 8-10. Negotiations & Strike - GM; 1945-46 11-12. ; City-Wide Strike Committee, 1945-46 13-14. ; Clippings, 1945-46

Box 24

1. Negotiations & Strike - GM; Clippings, 1945-46 2. National Citizens Committee, 1945-46 3-7. Public Correspondence, 1945-46 8. WPR Speeches & Notes 9. Notes; WPR, 1940s 10. Organizing; Informational Material, 1936-44 11. Per Capita Tax, 1939-41 12. Plant Equipment, n.d. 13. Pontiac Local; Report, n.d. 14. Power House Workers Meetings - Minutes, 1939-40 15-1.6. Press Releases, Oct 1945 17. Production Rates - Chevrolet, 1940

Box 25

1. Publicity, 1939-40 2. "Rank and File," 1940 & n.d. 3. Region 1; Leo Lamotte & Richard Frankensteen, 1938-41 4. Region 1A; Richard T. Leonard, 1939-42 5. Region 1B; William McAulay, 1939-40 6. ; Int'l Reps., Roy Reuther & R.J. McLean, 1939-40 7. ; Int'l Rep., Carl Zwicker, 1940 8-9. Region 1C; Arthur L. Case, Director, 1939-40 10. ; lnt'l Reps., John McGill, Wm. Bowman, Norman Smith, 1939-40 11. Region 1D; Reuben Peters, Director, 1939-40 12. ; Int'l Rep., Fane T. Rogers, Melvin Bishop, 1939-40 13. Region 2; Richard Reisinger, 1940 14. Region 2A; Paul E. Miley, Director, 1939-40 15. ; Int'l Rep., John Eldon, 1940 16. Region 3; LeRoy Roberts, Director, 1939-40 17. ; Int'l Reps., Robt. Travis, Leslie Tower, Ben Blackwood, Clarence Lvons Riley Males, 1939-40 18. Region 4; Wm. Cody, Director, 1939-40 19. ; George Nordstrom, Director, 1940 20. ; Int'l Reps., Frank Sahorske, Ed Hall, Robert Travis, 1940 21-22. Region 5; Delmond Garst, Director, 1939-40 23. ; Int'l Reps., L. Wynn, J. Livingston, W. R. McDonald, 1939-40

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Box 25 (cont'd)

24. Region 6; L. H. Michener, Director, 1939-40 25. Region 7 (Canada); George Burt, Director, 1939-40 26. ; Robert S. Stacey, 1939-40 27. Region 8; H. Lawrence Smith, Director, 1939-40 28. ; Int'l Reps., John Livingston, Carl Copeland, 1940 29. ; E. J. Moran, Director, 1945

Box 26

1. Eastern Region; Allan S. Haywood, Director, 1939-40 2. ; Peter Mosele, Asst. Director, 1939 3. ; George H. Rose, Int'l Rep., 1939-40 4-5. ; C. C. Smith, Int'l Rep., 1939-40 6. ; Loren Houser, Gene Sorenson, John Foy, Int'l Reps., 1939-40 7-10. Regional Directors; Form Letters, 1939-40 11. Skilled Trades, 1939-44 12-13. ; Negotiations Materials, 1941-42 14. Staff Assignments, 1942-45 15. Tool & Die Strike; Leaflets, 1939 16-17. ; Negotiations & Settlements, 1939 18. ;Planning, 1939 19. ; Press Releases, 1939 20. ; Strike Bulletins, 1939

Box 27

1. Umpire Decisions, 1938-45 2. Unemployment; Steel Shortage, 1942 3-4. United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers of America, 1943-46 5-6. U.S. Defense Mediation Board, 1941-42 7-9. U.S. War Labor Board; 1942-44 10. ; Contract Interpretations, 1942-43 11. ; Directive Orders, 1943 12. U.S. War Labor Board; Maintenance of Membership Clause, 1942-43 13-14. ; Merit Spread, 1942-43 15. ; Skilled Trades, 1944 16. ; Smoking, 1945

Box 28

1. War Labor Board; Supplementary Directive Orders, 1942-43 2-3. ; Wage Approvals, 1943 4-6. ; Women's Wage Rates, 1943-44 7. War Production, GM, 1942-44 8. Wage Rates; Body, n.d.

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Box 28 (cont'd)

9. ; Chevrolet Division, 1940 10. ; Crankshaft, n.d. 11. ; Delco Products Corp. 1941 12. ; Engineering & Experimental Workers, 1937-40 13. ; Fisher Body, 1940 14. ; Forging & Bumpers, 1939 15. ; Foundry, 1947-38 16. ; Motor Car Divisions, 1940 17. ; Parts Mfg. Plants and others, 1940 18. ; Power House, 1939 & n.d. (see also Wage Rates; Tool & Die) 19. ; Precision Spring Corp., 1939 20. ; Screw, 1937-39, n.d. 21. ; Stamping Plants, Detroit, c. 1939 22-23. ; Tool & Die, 1936-1940 24. ; Wheel, 1937-1939

Subseries C: Government War Production Agencies, 1941-45, Boxes 29-33

Box 29

1-2. House of Representatives; Tolan Committee - defense migration, 1941-42 3. National Recovery Administration; Report on auto employment, 1935 4. Office of Civil Defense; 1943 5. Office of Price Administration, 1943 6-9. Office of Production Management; 1941-42 10. ; Joint labor-industry meeting, 1942

Box 30

1. Office of Production Management; Management-Labor Automobile Committee, 21 Jan 1942 2-3. ; National labor Supply Policy Committee, 1941-42 4-7. ; "Training Within Industry," 1941 8. Office of War Infomation, 1942 9. Office of War Mobilization, Washington, D. C. , Feb. 15, 1944 10-15. Senate - Mead Comm.; National Defense, 1943-45

Box 31

1-2. Senate - Mead Comm.; National Defense, 1943-45 3. Senate; Truman War Investigating Committee, 1942-43 4. State Department; Economic Subcommittee, 1942 5. International Post-War Problems, 1942 6-7. War Department, 1941-46

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Box 31 (cont'd)

8. ; Correspondence, 1943-45 9. ; Patterson, Robert P., 1942-43 10. ; Potens, Arthur, case, 1945 11-15. War Labor Board, National, 1942-44

Box 32

1. War Labor Board; Regional, 1942-45 2. Region XI - Tool & Die Commission, 1943-45 3-10. War Manpower Commission,1941-45 11. ; Management - Labor Policy Committee, 1942-43 12. ; WPR Program for Increased Production through Full Employment, 16 Jan 1943

Box 33

1-2. War Production Board, 1942-44 3-4. ;Correspondence, 1942-45 6. ; Eberstadt, Ferdinand, 1941-44 7-9. ; Labor Production Division, 1941-43 10-13. ; Lund, Wendell, 1942-43 14. ; UAW Press Releases, 1942 15. ; War Production Drive, 1942 16. War Production Board-Regional; Correspondence and Reports, 1942-45

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Series III UAW President's Office and International Headquarters Files, 1946-1970 Boxes 34-173

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes, publications, notes and a variety of other materials relating to the work of the President's Office during the administration of Walter Reuther. In a few instances, files contain items antedating Reuther's taking office in 1946.

This series documents the functioning of the various departments of the UAW, the affiliation of the UAW with the CIO and the AFL-CIO and negotiations with the major manufacturing firms whose employees the UAW represented. In addition, there are records of UAW conventions and the International Executive Board. Other files relate to specific companies or subjects or to special programs. Included are files relating to the Fair Employment Practices and Anti-Discrimination Department established in 1946, which Reuther co-directed with William Oliver.

Material related to that in this series can be found in the more specific series of this collection, such as Series VIII, CIO President, Series IX, AFL-CIO Vice President, and Series XVI, Speeches and Publications.

Files are arranged alphabetically by subject.

Notable among the many subjects documented in this series are:

Annual improvement factor Supplemental unemployment benefits Civil rights movement Unemployment Communists in the labor movement UAW - Canada Defense production UAW withdrawal from AFL-CIO Factional disputes Women workers FE merger dispute Guaranteed annual wage Jurisdictional disputes Labor education Medical & health plans Negotiations Political action Rank and file attitudes Retirement & pensions Skilled trades Strikes: Allis-Chalmers, 1946 Ford Motor Co., 1967 General Electric, 1969-70 General Motors, 1945-46 Kohler Co., 1954-60 North American, 1953, 1967

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Box 34

1-7. Accounting Dept., Mar 1965 - Dec 1968 8 ; Administrative file, Albert Abood, 1946-47 9-10. Aerospace Dept., 1959-69 (see also Aircraft Dept.) 11-12. ; Aerospace Conference, Feb 1968 13. ; Avco Corp., 1967-69 14. ; Boeing Co. (& IAM), 1963-68 15. ; Curtiss-Wright Corp., 1964

Box 35

1. Aerospace Dept.; Goodyear Aircraft, 1961 2. ; Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc., 1968 3. ; Lockheed Corp., 1962-68 4. ; McDonnell Douglas Corp., 1962-69 5-10. ; North American Aviation Corp., 1952-62 11. ; North American Aviation Corp., Presidential Aerospace Panel, Aug 1962 12. ; North American Aviation Corp., union shop opinion poll, Oct 1962 13. ; North American Aviation Corp., 1965-69 14. ; North American Rockwell - Aero Commander Div., 1966-69 15. ; Ryan Aeronautical - union shop opinion poll, Jan 1963 16. ; United Aircraft, 1958-68

Box 36

1-3. Agricultural Implement Dept., 1946-68 4. Agricultural Implement Wage & Hour Council, 1957-65 5-6. Aircraft Dept., 1946-47 7-16. Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., May 1946 - Apr 1967 17. ; The Daily Picket & The Union Daily, Jan - Sep 1947

Box 37

1. Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co; R. J. Thomas report, Feb 1947 2. ; Supreme Court decision, 1967 3-4. AFL-CIO/UAW Relations; Bal Harbour Convention, Nov-Dec 1967 5 ; Building Trades Controversy, 1963-69 6-7. ; CIA Controversy, 1966-67 8. ; Communications Workers of America, 1967 9-12. ; Correspondence critical of UAW, 1967-68 13. ; Correspondence - Inquiries, 1967 14. ; Correspondence supporting UAW - Organizations, 1967 15-16. ; Correspondence supporting UAW - Public, 1967-68 17. ; Correspondence supporting UAW - religious Orgs., 1967 18. ; Correspondence supporting UAW - UAW Members, 1967-68 19. ; Correspondence supporting UAW - Union Members, 1967-68

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Box 38

1-2. AFL-CIO/UAW Relations; Correspondence Supporting UAW - Unions, 1967-68 3-4. ; Disaffiliation of UAW, 1966-68 5. ; Dues & Tax Payments, 1966-68 6. ; Farm Workers Organizing, 1967-68 7. ; Foreign Press Coverage, 1967 8-10. ; ICFTU-ILO Controversy, 1964-69 11. ; Mailing List, 1967 12. ; Membership Figures, 1968 13. ; Mortgage Trust Fund, 1968-69 14. ; Meany, George, 1961-70 15. ; Meany, George, File (WPR Notes), 1958-69 16. ; No-raiding Pact (UAW-Teamsters), Nov 1968 17. ; Notes (WPR)

Box 39

1. AFL-CIO/UAW Relations; Resignation of UAW Officers, Feb 1967 2-3. ; Special Convention Request by UAW, Jan-Mar 1968 4. ; Strikes - Public Service Employees, 1966-67 5. ; UAW Members - AFL-CIO Councils, 1960-68 6-13. ; UAW Statements, 1966-67

Box 40

1. AFL-CIO/UAW Relations;b Urban Crisis Controversy, 1966-68 2-3. ; Vietnam War Controversy, 1966-68 4. ; Wage-Price Control Controversy, 1966-67 5-13. ; Clippings, 1956-67

Box 41

1-10. AFL-CIO/UAW Relations; Clippings, 1967 11. ; Clippings - Finland, 1967 12. ; Clippings - Germany, 1967 13. ; Clippings - Soviet Union, 1967 14. ; Clippings - Sweden, 1967

Box 42

1-6. AFL-CIO/UAW Relations; Clippings, 1968-69 7. American. Motors Corporation; Correspondence, 1955-68 8-12. American Motors Dept., 1955-68

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Box 43

1. Anniversary - 20th UAW, 1956 2. Anniversary - 25th UAW; Certificates, 1961 3. ; Planning 4. ; Program 5-11. ; Invitations 12. ; Acceptances 13-17. ; Regrets 18. ; Congratulatory messages 19. ; Speeches 20. ; Thank you letters 21. ; Press releases and clippings

Box 44

1-3. Anniversary - 25th UAW & WPR; Congratulations, 1961 4. Anniversary - 30th UAW, 1966 5-9. Arbitration Dept., 1961-69 10-12. Atlanta locals; anti-civil rights petition, Apr-Jun 1965

Box 45

1-3. Atlanta locals; anti-civil rights petition, Apr-Jun 1965 4. Audio-visual Dept., 1968-69 5. Auditing Dept., 1960-69 6-7. Auto-Lite Dept., 1956-62 8-9. Auto-Lite Intra Corporation Council, 1946-48 10-17. Automation Committee, 1954-64

Box 46

1. Bendix Corp., 1962-68 2. Bluestone, Irving; Miscellaneous memos, 1968-70 3-5. Borg-Warner Corp., 1946-58 6. Budd Co., 1964-68 7. Burroughs Corp., 1963-68 8. By-laws; Survey of Locals 9-12, 1962 9. ; Survey of Locals 14-62, 1962 10. ; Survey of Locals 67-140, 1962 11. ; Survey of Local 155, 1962

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Box 47

1. By-laws; Survey of Local 157, 1962 2. ; Survey of Locals 160-203, 1962 3. ; Survey of Locals 205-217, 1962 4. ; Survey of Locals 233-292, 1962 5. ; Survey of Locals 310-365, 1962 6. ; Survey of Locals 376-416, 1962 7. ; Survey of Locals 417-453, 1962

Box 48

1. By-laws; Survey of Locals 472-540, 1962 2. ; Survey of Locals 541-659, 1962 3. ; Survey of Locals 664-710, 1962 4. ; Survey of Locals 721-811, 1962 5. ; Survey of Locals 816-877, 1962 6. ; Survey of Locals 878-889, 1962 7. ; Survey of Locals 894-985, 1962 8. ; Survey of Locals 988-1092, 1962 9. ; Survey of Locals 1103-1827, 1962

Box 49

1-14. Canada-US auto trade, 1964-70

Box 50

1-4. Case, J. I., Co. , 1946-47 5. Caterpillar Co., 1967-69 6-9. Chrysler Corp.; Correspondence, 1953-69 10-15. Chrysler Dept., 1946-64

Box 51

1-4. Chrysler Dept., 1965-70 5. Circulation Dept., 1947-67 6. Citizenship Council; Quad City Area, Illinois, 1966 7. Citizenship Dept., 1958-62 8-11. Citizenship-Legislative Dept., 1963-65

Box 52

1-7. Citizenship-Legislative Dept., 1965-68 8. Clerical Dept., 1961-70 9. Committee for a Democratic UAW 10. Committee for Militant Unionism, 1967-69 11-13. Community Action Program Dept., 1968

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Box 53

1-11. Community Action Program Dept., 1968-69

Box 54

1-11. Community Relations Dept., 1960-69 12. Community Services Dept. , 1963-69

Box 55

1-6. Compensation & Safety Dept., 1951-69 7-8. Competitive Shop Dept., 1946-48 9-11. Conferences; Clear Water, 6 Nov 1965 12-16. ; Economic & Collective Bargaining (Int'l), Nov 1954

Box 56

1-7. Conferences; Economic Objectives for 1949 8. ; Education, Chicago, 1954 9. ; Education, Washington, DC, 1956 10-11. ; Full Employment, Washington, DC, 1953 12. ; Full Employment, Lansing, Jan 1954 13-14. ; "Get America Back to Work," Mar 1961

Box 57

1-6. Conferences; "Get America Back to Work," Mar 1961 7. ; Joint UAW General Motors, Ford & Chrysler Councils, May 1958 8. ; Mayors, May-Jul 1956 9. ; National Election Year, Sep 1956 10. ; National Election Year (Special), Aug 1960 11. ; National Wage Conference, Jan 1947 12. ; World Affairs, 1961 13. ; Young UAW Members, Apr 1969 14-16. CIO, 1946-47

Box 58

1-8. CIO, 1947-49 9-10. ; Carey, James, 1946-55 11. CIO Committees, 1948 12. ; Committee for Democratic Trade Unionism, 1946 13-15. ; Committee on Economic Policy, 1950-54 16. ; CEP - Automobile Industry, 1951 17. ; CEP - Controlled Materials Plan, 1951

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Box 59

1. CIO Committees; CEP - Council of Economic Advisors, 1950-52 2. ; CEP - Defense Mobilization & Production, 1950-52 3. ; CEP - Fair Employment Practices Commission, 1951 4. ; CEP - Office of Price Stabilization, 1950-51 5. ; CEP - Townsend Plan, 1950-51 6. ; CEP - Wage Stabilization Board, 7. ; Committee on Regional Development & Conservation, 1950 8. ; Committee on UAW - FE Dispute, 1948-49 9. ; Community Services Committee, 1946-51 10. ; Fair Labor Standards, 1955 11. ; Full-Employment Committee, 1947-48 12. ; National Committee to Abolish Discrimination, 1946-48 13. ; National Housing Committee, 1951-69 14. ; Public Power Committee, 1950 15. ; Unity Committees, 1947 16-17. CIO Convention, 1946 18. CIO Convention, 1949; FE merger dispute

Box 60

1. CIO Councils, 1946-49 2. ; Michigan State, 1948 3. CIO; Education, 1949 4. ; Executive Board, 1950 5. ; Executive Board, 1954 6. ; Finances - Audit report, Apr-Sep 1954 7. ; Goldberg, Arthur - General Counsel, 1950-55 8-10. ; Haywood, Allan, 1946-52 11-13. ; International affairs, 1948-52 14-15. ; International unions, 1946-47 16-18. ; Legislative Dept., 1950-52

Box 61

1-8. CIO; Murray, Philip, 1946-54 9. ; No-raiding agreement with AFL, 1954 10. ; Organizational & jurisdictional disputes, 1952-54 11-12. ; Organizing, 1948-52 13-14. ; Political Action Committee, 1946-47

Box 62

1-5. CIO; Political Action Committee, 1947-56 6. ; Riffe, John, 1954-55 7. ; Scandinavian Labor Education Workshop, 1954 8-10. ; Southern organizing, 1946-47

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Box 62 (cont'd)

11. CIO unions; Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1946 12. ; Amalgamated Lithographers of America, 1954 13. ; American Newspaper Guild, 1950-55 14. ; Barbers & Beauty Culturists Union of America, 1954 15-19. ; Expulsions & investigations, 1950

Box 63

1. CIO unions; Federation of Glass, Ceramic & Silica Sand Workers of America, 1954-55 2. ; Insurance Workers of America, 1955 3. ; International Longshoremen's & Warehousemen's Union, 1949 4. ; International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers, 1950 5. ; International Union of United Brewery, Flour, Cereal, Soft Drink and Distillery Workers, 1950-55 6. ; International Woodworkers of America, 1952-55 7. ; Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association No. 33, 1952 8. ; National Association of Broadcast Engineers & Technicians, 1953-55 9. ; Retail, 'Wholesale & Department Store Union, 1952-54 10. ; Sabine Area Industrial Union No. 1814, 1954-55 11. ; Textile Workers Union of America, 1948 12. ; Transport Workers Union, 1948 13. ; United Chemical Workers of America, 1953-55 14-16. ; United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers of America (UE), 1948-54 17-18. ; United Farm Equipment & Metal Workers of America (FE), 1947-49 19. ; United Furniture Workers of America, 1-950 20. ; United Glass & Ceramic Workers of North America, 1955 21. ; United Government Workers, 1949 22. ; United Office and Professional Workers, 1948-49 23. ; United Packinghouse Workers of America, 1955 24. ; United Paperworkers of America, 1953-55 25. ; United Plant Guard Workers of America, 1953-55 26. ; United Public Workers, 1944-52 27. ; United Stone and Allied Products Workers of America, 1955 28. ; Utility Workers Union of America, 1955

Box 64

1. Conservation & Resource Development Dept., 1966-69 2. Consumer Protection Dept., 1967-69 3-8. Convention, 11th Constitutional, 1947 9. ; Allis-Chalmers issue 10. ; Communism issue 11. ; Competitive shops

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Box 64 (cont'd)

12-14. ; Factional issues 15. ; Farm Equipment Workers 16. ; Finances 17. ; Lewis, John L.-Mineworkers issue 18-19. ; Notes (WPR) 20. ; Reports and rules

Box 65

1. Convention, 11th Constitutional, 1947; Speedup & piecework issues 2. ; Taft-Hartley issue 3. ; Third party issue 4. ; Thompson Products issue 5. ; Voting lists 6-10. ; Clippings 11. Convention, 12th Const'l., 1949; Assassination attempts on Reuthers 12. ; Brewery tour 13-14. ; Correspondence 15. ; Economic demands 16. ; Foreign labor attaches

Box 66

1. Convention, 12th Constitutional, 1949; Greetings 2. ; Invitations 3. ; Planning 4. ; Region 4 split 5. ; Resolutions 6. ; WPR reelection 7. ; WPR speech 8. ; Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr. 9. ; Truman, Harry S. 10. Convention, 13th Constitutional, 1951; Clippings & handbills 11. ; Committee appointments 12. ; Congratulatory telegrams 13. ; Constitution Comm., Correspondence 14. ; Constitution Comm., Interpretation 15. ; Constitution Comm., Minutes 16. ; Constitution Comm., Proposed Amendments 17. ; Constitution Comm., Proposed Amendments 18-20. ; Constitution Comm., Proposed Amendments (Local Unions) 21. ; Constitution Comm., Reports 22. ; Constitution Comm., Resolutions 23. ; Delegates 24. ; Dues increase 25. ; Invitations

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Box 67

1. Convention, 13th Constitutional, 1951; Foreign labor attaches 2. ; Planning 3. ; Resolutions 4. ; Resolutions Committee Reports 5. ; WPR notes 6. ; Roll call 7. ; Survey 8. Convention, 14th Constitutional, 1953; Committee appointments 9. ; Invitations 10. ; Planning 11. ; President's report 12. ; Resolutions 13. ; Trustees' report 14. Convention, 15th Constitutional, 1955; Committee appointments 15. ; Delegates & votes 16. ; Fair election declaration 17. ; Foreign labor attaches 18. ; Greetings 19. ; Guaranteed annual wage 20. ; Invitations 21. ; Planning 22. ; President's report 23. ; Region 6 controversy 24. ; Resolutions

Box 68

1. Convention, 16th Constitutional, 1957; Convention topics 2. ; Data cards 3. ; Foreign labor attaches 4. ; Hungarian uprising 5. ; Invitations 6. ; Newspaper clippings 7-8. ; Planning 9. ; Press releases 10. ; WPR reelection 11. Convention, Special Constitutional, 1958; 12-13. ; Invitations 14. Convention, 17th Constitutional, 1959; Clippings 15. ; Committees 16. ; Foreign labor attaches 17. ; Invitations 18. ; Planning 19. ; President's report 20. ; Press releases 21. ; Public Review Board

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Box 68 (cont'd)

22. ; Resolutions 23. ; WPR reelection 24. ; Steel strike

Box 69

1. Convention, Special Collective Bargaining, 1961; Committees 2. ; Planning 3-6. Convention, 18th Constitutional,, 1962; Black candidate, IEB 7-8. ; Invitations 9. ; Kennedy, President, address 10. ; Planning 11. ; WPR reelection 12. Convention, 19th Constitutional, 1964; Clippings 13. ; Collective bargaining resolutions 14. ; Convention site change 15. ; Correspondence 16. ; Delegate attendance 17. ; Invitations accepted

Box 70

1. Convention, 19th Constitutional, 1964; Invitations accepted 2. ; Invitations rejected 3. ; Officers Report Committee 4. ; Planning 5. ; Resolutions Committee report 6. ; Woman IEB member issue 7. Convention, 20th Constitutional, 1966; Clippings 8. ; Committees 9. ; Invitations & acknowledgements 10-11. ; Planning 12. ; Retiree attendance 13-14. Convention, Special Collective Bargaining, Apr 1967 15. Convention, Special Constitutional, Oct 1967

Box 71

1. Convention, 21st Constitutional, 1968; Clippings 2-3. ; Committees 4. ; Correspondence 5. ; Daily summaries 6. ; Dissident report Local 248 7. ; Invitations 8. ; Planning 9. ; Resolutions

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Box 71 (cont'd)

10. ; WPR reelection 11. Convention, Special, 1969 12-13. ; Proceedings booklet draft

Box 72

1-2. Convention, 22nd Constitutional, 1970; Planning 3-4. ; Proceedings booklet draft 5. ; Proceedings booklet galley proofs 6. ; Roll call 7. Conventions 1947-1967; Constitution & Resolutions Committee data 8-10. Cooperatives; Correspondence 11. Cornelius Printing Co., 1946-49

Box 73

1. Correspondence; Automobile industry unemployment, 1953 2. Councils, 1946-48 3-4. ; Foundry Council, 1946-48 5. ; Gear, Axle & Transmission Council, 1946-48 6. ; Piston Ring Council, 1946-48 7-8. ; Sub-Councils, 1947-48 9. ; Truck-Trailer-Bus Council, 1946-48 10-11. Data processing, 1963-69 12. Deere & Co., 1963-69 13. Deere, John, Council, 1958

Box 74

1-3. Detroit-Wayne Co. Tool & Die Council, 1956-58 4. Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM) & other dissident groups, 1968-69 5. Doehler-Jarvis Dept., 1956-69 6. Doehler-Jarvis Council, 1961-63 7. Dues; Applications for reduction, 1960 8. ; Diversion of portion to American Heritage, 1962-68 9. ; Opposition to increases, 1967 10. Eaton Manufacturing Co., 1965-68 11. Eckert, Ken; Removal from Alcoa Council & Die Casting Dept. 12-19. Education Department, 1945-48

Box 75

1-11. Education Department, 1952-67

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Box 76

1-4. Education Department, 1968-70 5. ; Education conferences, 1946-49 6. ; Federal aid to education, 1955-56 7. ; Form material, 1947-48 8. ; Publications, 1946 9. ; "You and the UAW Summer School," 1963 10. Education Task Force, 1969 11. Equal Employment Opportunity Report re UAW, 1967 12. Executive Board, International; Meetings - Airlie House, 1968-69

Box 77

1. Executive Board, International; Meetings - Minutes, Jun 1946 2-22. ; Meetings - Shorthand notebooks, 1947

Box 78

1-5. Executive Board, International; Meetings - Tamiment meetings, 1962-65 6-14. ; Members & Officers, 1946-63

Box 79

1-11. Executive Board, International; Members & Officers, 1964-67

Box 80

1-5. Executive Board, International; Members & Officers, 1968-70 6-12. ; Members & Officers - Addes, George, 1946-47

Box 81

1-3. Executive Board, International; Members & Officers - Addes, George, 1947 4-8. ; Members & Officers - Bannon, Ken, 1962-69 9-13. ; Members & Officers - Edwards, Nelson Jack, 1962-69 14-17. ; Members & Officers - Fraser, Douglas, 1961-68

Box 82

1. Executive Board, International; Members & Officers - Fraser, Douglas, 1969 2-5. ; Members & Officers - Gosser, Richard, 1947-64 6-10. ; Members & Officers - Gosser, Richard - IRS Case, 1962-66 11-12. ; Members & Officers - Gosser, Richard - Local 12 controversy, 1950-53 13. ; Members & Officers - Gosser, Richard - Clippings, 1950-62

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Box 83

1-3. Executive Board, International; Members & Officers - Gosser, Richard - Clippings, 1963-66 4-7. ; Members & Officers - Greathouse, Pat, 1956-70 8-11. ; Members & Officers - Leonard, Richard T., 1946-47 12-15. ; Members & Officers - Madar, Olga, 1966-67

Box 84

1-5. Executive Board; Members & Officers - Madar, Olga, 1968-69, 6. ; Members & Officers - Matthews, Norman, 1956-65 7-17. ; Members & Officers - Mazey, Emil, 1946-63

Box 85

1-1-2. Executive Board, International; Members & Officers - Mazey, Emil, 1964-67.

Box 86

1-7. Executive Board, International; Members & Officers - Mazey, Emil, 1968-70, 8. ; Members & Officers - Mazey, Emil - Initiation fees, 1962-64 9-11. ; Members & Officers - Thomas, R. J., 1946-47 12-15. ; Members & Officers - Woodcock, Leonard, 1945-6

Box 87

1-6. Executive Board, International; Members & Officers - Woodcock, Leonard, 1962-70 7. ; Members & Officers - Woodcock, Leonard - Newspaper columns, 1964 8. ; Miscellaneous, 1946-47 9-18. ; Nine-Man Committee appeals decisions, 1967 19-23. ; Policy Committee, 1946-54 24. Expulsion from membership, 1959-60

Box 88

1. Factionalism; Clippings, 1946 2. ; UAW locals, Flint, 1946-52 3. ; WPR file - Addes, Leonard, Thomas, 1946-47 4. ; WPR file - anti-Semitism & racism, 1949-56 5. ; WPR file - Communism, 1946-51 6. ; WPR file - CIO, Teamsters, 1947-48 7. ; WPR file - dissident UAW groups, 1949-50 8. ; WPR file - FE merger, 1946-47

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Box 88 (cont'd)

9. ; WPR file - Gosser, Richard, 1949 10. ; WPR file - IEB, 1947 11. ; WPR file - Local 9, 1949 12. ; WPR file - Local 51, 1949 13. ; WPR file - Local 174, 1947 14. ; WPR file - Local 581, n.d. 15. ; WPR file - Local 595, 1949 16. ; PR file - Local 600, 1949-52 17. ; WPR file - Local 647, 1946 18. ; WPR file - miscellaneous, 1947-49 19. ; WPR file - Region 1C, 1949-51 20. ; WPR file - Region 6, 1949-51 21. ; WPR file - Region 7, 1947-50 22. ; WPR file - songs

Box 89

1-14. Fair Practices & Anti-Discrimination Dept., 1945-47

Box 90

1-15. Fair Practices & Anti-Discrimination Dept., 1948 - Aug 1966

Box 91

1-13. Fair Practices & Anti-Discrimination Dept., Sep 1966 - May 1969

Box 92

1-4. Fair Practices & Anti-Discrimination Dept., Jun 1969 - Jan 1970 5-7 ; Cases, 1948-49 8. ; Crockett, George W., Jr., 1944-46 9. ; Form letters, 1947 10. ; Integrated Education, 1967-69 11-12. ; Miscellaneous FEPC organizations, 1947-48

Box 93

1-3. Fair Practices & Anti-Discrimination Dept.; Reports, 1945-48 4-6. Family Education Center, Black Lake, 1963-70 7-11. Farm Equipment Workers - UAW merger, 1940-46 12-14. FE - UAW merger proposal, 1947 15-16. ; Locals 2 - 196, 1947

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Box 94

1-8. FE - UAW merger proposal; Locals 200 - 1111, 1947 9-11. ; Opposed, 1947 12. Financial Audit Reports, 1960, 1962, 1963, 1964

Box 95

1-8. Financial Reports, 1946-66

Box 96

1-3. Financial Reports, 1967-69 4-9. Ford Motor Co.; Correspondence, 1949-69 10-12. Ford Dept., 1946-47

Box 97

1-12. Ford Dept., 1948-63

Box 98

1-9. Ford Dept., 1964-70 10. ; Ford-Bacon claims, 1947 11. ; Form letters, 1948 12. ; Iron Mountain plant, 1951

Box 99

1-4. Ford Dept; 1967 strike support 5-6. ; Pension plan, 1947 7. ; Recruitment in South, 1953 8. ; Umpire decisions, 1947-48, 1967 9. Foundry Dept., 1962-69 10-14. Free World Labor Defense Fund, 1962-67

Box 100

1-2. Free World Labor Defense Fund, 1968-70 3. Fruehauf Corp., 1969-70 4-6. Full Auto Production Meeting, 1946 7-8. General Electric Co., 1962 9. ; 1963-69 10-12. General Motors Corp.; Correspondence, 1957-69 13. ; Progress Sharing Plan, 1955 14. General Motors Council; Bylaws, 1962

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Box 101

1-3. GM Dept., 1945-46 4. ; GM Top Negotiating Committee, 1946 5-7. ; United Labor Committee to Aid UAW-GM Strikers, 1946 8-9. GM Dept., 1947 10-12. ; Agreement data, Apr - Dec 1947 13. ; GMT Top Negotiating Committee, 1947 14-15. GM Dept., 1948 16. ; GM Conference, Jan-Mar 1948

Box 102

1-16. GM Dept., 1950-67

Box 103

1-2. GM Dept., 1968-70 3. Good & Welfare; General, 1950 4. ; WPR notes 5-6. Grace Plastic Co., 1962-66 7-12. Harris Report - UAW Rank & File, 1961 13-15. Health Institute, 1945-48 16. HER (Help Equalize Representation), 1959-66

Box 104

1-2. Honeywell Engineers, 1956-57 3. Houdaille-Hershey Corp, 1946-47 4-5. Hoover Ball & Bearing Co., 1966 6-11. Independent Parts & Suppliers Dept./Council, 1962-69 12-14. Inflation; "UAW's Proposal to Big Three," 1957

Box 105

1-3. Information Systems Dept., 1967-69 4-13. International Affairs Dept., 1963 - Jun 1964

Box 106

1-11. International Affairs Dept., Jul 1964 - Mar 1966

Box 107

1-11. International Affairs Dept., Apr 1966 - Feb 1967

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Box 108

1-19. International Affairs Dept., Mar 1967 - Dec 1968

Box 109

1-6. International Affairs Dept., Jan 1969 - Apr 1970 7-8. International Harvester Co., 1946-69 9. International representatives, 1946 10-12. Internship program, 1963-64 13. Intra-Corporation Councils; Alcoa Corp., 1965 14. ; American Metals, 1964 15. ; American Standard & Radiator Corp., 1959 16. ; E. W. Bliss, 1960 17. ; Champion Spark Plug, 1962 18. ; Dana, 1962 19. ; Ex-Cell-O 1959 20. ; Rockwell-Standard, 1967 21. ; Sealed Power Corp., 1969 22. ; Standard Products, 1964 23. ; Sunstrand, 1969; 24. ; Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge, 1967 25. ; Walker Mfg. , 1962 26. ; White Motors, 1964 27. ; Willard Battery, 1962

Box 110

1. Joint Study Committees, 1960-69 2. ; Agricultural implement industry, 1956-64 3. ; AMC/UAW, 1956-64 4-7. ; Chrysler/UAW, 1963-64 8-15. ; Ford/UAW, 1956-67 16. ; GM/UAW, 1963-64 17. ; Kaiser Industries/UAW, 1956-57 18. ; Studebaker-Packard Corp., 1956-60 19. ; Willys Motors/UAW, 1957

Box 111

1-2. Jurisdiction; Allied Industrial Workers, 1957-65 3. ; Building Trades, 1959-61 4-5. ; Handbag, Luggage, Belt & Novelty Workers, 1954 6. ; Int'l Union Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers, 1961-68 7. ; Int'l Woodworkers of America, 1947 8. ; Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers, 1947-48 9-14. ; Teamsters, 1959-68

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Box 112

1-3. Jurisdiction; Teamsters, 1969-70 4. ; Teamsters - Bonan Mfg. Co., 1956-61 5. ; Teamsters - Farm Workers, 1966 6. ; Teamsters - Federal Alloy Corp., 1957-58 7. ; Teamsters - Harris Intertype Corp., 1967-68 8. ; Teamsters - Lapeer Metal Products, 1960-62 9. ; Teamsters - Local 259, 1958-68 10. ; Teamsters - Lockheed Corp., 1961 11. ; Teamsters - UAW Agreement Summaries, 1960-63 12. ; Various disputes, 1947-66 13-20. Kohler Co., 1955-57

Box 113

1-8. Kohler Co., 1958-66 9-11. ; Clippings, 1955-66 12. Khrushchev visit, Sep 1959 13-14. Labor-Management Advisory Committee, 1946 15. Leadership Study Center, 1953-60

Box 114

1-12. Leadership Study Center, 1961-69

Box 115

1-13. Legal Dept., 1946-57 14. Legal Dept.; Senate Select Committee Hearings, Jul 1957

Box 116

1-4. Legal Dept., 1958-60 5. ; Buffalino v. Grosse Pointe Brokers Assn., 1960 6-8. Legal Dept., 1961 - Oct 1962 9. ; Unemployment insurance - Fisher Body, Tarrytown, Oct 1962 10-15. Legal Dept., Nov 1962 - Apr 1963

Box 117

1-14. Legal Dept., May 1963 - Oct 1965

Box 118

1-12. Legal Dept., Nov 1965 - May 1967

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Box 119

1-15. Legal Dept., Jun 1967 - May 1970

Box 120

1-5. Legal Dept.; Levy, Irving J., 1948 6-7. ; Zwerdling, Abe, 1948 8-11. Mack Truck Inc., 1947-65 12-18. Manpower training, Jun 1962 - Dec 1965 19. ; Troutman studies, 1962-65

Box 121

1. Manpower training; Troutman studies, 1962-65 2-8. Manpower training, 1966-69 9. Martin, Homer, 1958, 1962 10. Membership opinion survey, 1969 11. Nader, Ralph, Jan - Aug 1968 12. National Association of Manufacturers, 1955-68 13. National Committee for Democratic Action in UAW, 1960 14. Negotiations, 1946-47 15. Negotiations, 1948 16. ; Ford clipping, 1949 17. Negotiations, 1950-51 18. Negotiations, 1952 19. ; clippings, 1954 20. ; corres. re: 1955 demands, 1954

Box 122

1-2. Negotiations, 1955 3 ; clippings, 1955 4-5. ; congratulatory messages, 1955 6. ; Ford, 1955 7-9. ; GM, 1955 10-12. Negotiations, 1957 13-14. Negotiations, 1958

Box 123

1-2. Negotiations, 1958 3. ; AMC Clergy Conference, 1958 4. ; clippings, 1958 5-6. ; Chrysler, 1958 7. ; Chrysler - notes, 1958 8. ; Ford, 1958 9. ; Ford - notes, 1958

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Box 123 (cont'd)

10. ; GM, 1958 11. ; GM - notes, 1958 12. ; notes, 1958 13-14. ; Skilled Trades, 1958

Box 124

1-2. Negotiations; Chrysler (Canada), 1959 3. ; AMC, 1960 4-6. Negotiations, 1961 7-15. ; AMC, 1961

Box 125

1. Negotiations; AMC - notes, 1961 2-4. ; AMC-UAW local union agreements 5-10. ; Chrysler, 1961

Box 126

1-3. Negotiations; Chrysler, 1961 4. ; Chrysler - clippings, 1961 5. ; Chrysler - notes, 1961 6. ; Chrysler (Canada), 1961 7. ; clippings, 1961 8. ; data cards, 1961 9-13. ; Ford, 1961

Box 127

1-7. Negotiations; GM, 1961 8. ; GM - notes, 1961 9. ; notes, 1961 10. ; WPR press conference, 18 Aug 1961 11. ; AMC, 1962 12-14. ; Chrysler (Canada), 1962

Box 128

1-3. Negotiations; Chrysler (Canada), 1962 4-7. Negotiations, 1964 8-11. ; check list, 1964 12-13. ; clippings, 1964 14. ; escalator clause, 1964 15. ; hours of work, 1964 16-17. ; insurance programs, 1964

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Box 129

1. Negotiations; miscellaneous issues, 1964 2. ; notes, 1964 3-5. ; pensions & retirement, 1964 6. ; SUB plans, 1964 7. ; subcontracting, 1964 8-9. ; UAW report, 1964 10. ; agricultural implement industry, 1964 11. ; agricultural implement industry - insurance, 1964 12. ; agricultural implement industry - pensions, 1964 13. ; agricultural implement industry - SUB, 1964 14. ; AMC, 1964 15-18. ; Chrysler, 1964 19. ; Chrysler - insurance, 1964

Box 130

1. Negotiations; Chrysler - medical plan, 1964 2-5. ; Chrysler - pensions, 1964 6. ; Chrysler - SUB, 1964 7-9. ; Ford, 1964 10. ; Ford - insurance, 1964 11. ; Ford - Local 600, 1964 12. ; Ford - medical plan, 1964 13. ; Ford - miscellaneous issues, 1964 14. ; Ford - pensions, 1964

Box 131

1-3. Negotiations; Ford - reports, 1964 4. ; Ford - SUB, 1964 5. ; Ford - subcontracting, 1964 6-8. ; GM, 1964 9. ; GM - annual improvement factor, 1964 10. ; GM - discipline & discrimination, 1964 11. ; GM - hours of work, 1964 12 ; GM - insurance, 1964 13. ; GM - insurance, pension, SUB, 1964 14. ; GM - medical plan, 1964 15. ; GM - miscellaneous issues, 1964 16. ; GM - notes, 1964 17. ; GM - pay plans, 1964 18. ; GM - pensions, 1964

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Box 132

1-2. Negotiations; GM - pensions, 1964 3. ; GM - seniority & promotions, 1964 4-5. ; GM - SUB, 1964 6. ; GM - subcontracting, 1964 7. ; GM - working conditions, 1964 8-9. ; Canada, 1964-65 10. ; GE, 1965 11-16. ; GE, 1966

Box 133

1-3. Negotiations, 1967 4. ; data cards, 1967 5. ; notes, 1967 6. ; Agricultural Implement Dept. , 1967 7. ; Canada, 1967 8-10. ; Chrysler, 1967 11. ; Chrysler - data cards, 1967 12. ; Chrysler - notes, 1967 13-15. ; Ford, 1967

Box 134

1-2. Negotiations; Ford, 1967 3. ; Ford - data cards, 1967 4. ; Ford - clippings, 1967 6-10. ; Ford - notes, 1967 11. ; GE, 1967 12-14. ; GM, 1967

Box 135

1-2. Negotiations; GM, 1967 3. ; GM, clippings, 1967 4. ; GM - data cards, 1967 5. ; GM - notes, 1967 6. ; GM-Ford-Chrysler apprenticeship agreement, 1967 7. ; Steelworkers - no strike-arbitration proposal, 1967 8. ; tool & die agreement, 1967-68 9. Negotiations, 1968 10. ; clippings, 1968 11-13. ; GE, 1968 14. Negotiations, 1969

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Box 136

1-6. Negotiations; GE, 1969 7. ; GE - clippings, 1969 8. Negotiations, 1970

Box 137

1-2. Negotiations; GE, 1970 3-4. Notes (WPR), 1950's & 1960's 5. Office management, 1951-67 6. Oil from coal process, L. C. Karrick, 1948 7. Oil shale, 1966-69 8-14. Organizing Dept., 1952-70

Box 138

1-17. Payroll, 1946-49

Box 139

1-11. Payroll; Departments, 1947-49

Box 140

1-3. Payroll; Departments, 1947-49 4. ; Officers, 1947-49 5. ; Regional staffs, 1946 6-11. ; Regions 1-1D, 1946-49 12-15. ; Regions 2-5, 1946-49

Box 141

1-3. Payroll; Regions 2-5, 1946-49 4-10. ; Regions 6-10, 1946-49 11-14. ; Removals, 1946

Box 142

1-3. Payroll; Veterans, 1946 4. Picketing of homes; Clippings, 1946 5-6. Plaque & lapel pins, 1962-64 7-13. Political Action Committee (PAC), 1946-48 14-15. ; United Automobile Worker election edition, 1948 16. PAC, 1950-56 17. Printing; Election notices, 1963-65

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Box 143

1-10. Public Relations Dept., 1946-48 11-16. Public Relations & Publications Dept., 1951-61

Box 144

1-14. Public Relations & Publications Dept., 1962 - Jun 1966

Box 145

1-12. Public Relations & Publications Dept., Jul 1966 - 1968

Box 146

1-5. Public Relations & Publicity Dept. , 1969-70 6. Purchase & Supply Dept., 1959-69 7. Quality of workmanship; public complaints, 1957-58 8-14. Radio Dept., 1946-50

Box 147

1. Radio Dept., 1951 2-6. ; Guy Nunn "Labor Views the News" scripts, 1951 7-13. ; 1952-68 14-15. Rank & file study; Quale report, 1967

Box 148

1-9. Rank & file study; Quale report, 1967 10. ; Quale report correspondence, 1967 11-15. Recreation Dept., 1946-59

Box 149

1-8. Recreation Dept., 1962-69 9. Religious beliefs & union membership, 1957-69 10-13. Research Dept., 1946-48

Box 150

1-15. Research Dept., 1948-64

Box 151

1-17. Research Dept., 1964-68

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Box 152

1-5. Research Dept., 1969-70 6-7. Resolutions, 1946-47 8-13. Retired Workers Dept., 1951-62

Box 153

1-12. Retired Workers Dept., 1963-67

Box 154

1-5. Retired Workers Dept., 1968-70 6. Retirement housing proposal, Sunnyvale, Calif., 1966-67 7-11. WPR form letters, 1946-49

Box 155

1-13. WPR form letters, 1950-62

Box 156

1-11. WPR form letters, 1963-69

Box 157

1. WPR personal, 1966-68 2-3. Rockwell-Standard Corp., 1962-67 4. Ste-Marie, Paul, Memorial Fund, 1946-47 5-6. Scholarship program, 1962-68 7-8. Security matters, 1951-69 9. Sheffield, Horace, controversy, 1964-68 10. Skeels, Jack W.; WPR notes on Ph.D. dissertation, 1963-64 11. ; UAW oral history project, 1963-64 12-14. Skilled Trades Dept., 1946 15. ; Conferences, 1946

Box 158

1-4. Skilled Trades Dept., 1947 5. ; Apprenticeship programs, 1947 6. ; Conference, May 1947 7-12. Skilled Trades Dept., 1948-59 13. ; Conference, Dec 1960 14. Skilled Trades Dept., 1961-62 15. ; Conference, 1962 16-17. Skilled Trades Dept., 1963 18. ; Apprenticeship programs, 1963

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Box 158 (cont'd)

19. ; Apprenticeship programs - electronic technicians, 1963 20. Skilled Trades Dept., 1964 21. ; Apprenticeship programs, 1964 22. ; Apprenticeship programs - electronic technicians, 1964

Box 159

1. Skilled Trades Dept.; Conference, Jan 1964 2. Skilled Trades Dept., 1965 3. ; Apprenticeship programs, 1965 4. ; Conference, Oct 1965 5-12. Skilled Trades Dept., 1966-67 13. ; Conference, Mar 1967 14. Skilled Trades Dept., 1968-69 15. Skilled Trades, Society of, 1955

Box 160

1-4. Skilled Trades, Society of, 1956-69 6-12. Social Security Dept., 1946-61 13. ; Baltimore Labor Health Center, 1961-63 14-16. Social Security Dept., 1962-64

Box 161

1-13. Social Security Dept., 1964-66

Box 162

1-12. Social Security Dept., 1966-67

Box 163

1-12. Social Security Dept., 1967-69

Box 164 1-3. Social Security Dept., 1969-70 & n.d. 4. Solidarity Award, 1962-65 5-8. Solidarity House, 1949-69 9-10. Solidarity Social, Technical & Educational Programs (STEP), 1966-70 11-15. Special Projects Dept., 1957-62

Box 165

1-12. Special Projects Dept., 1963-70

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Box 166

1-15. Staff matters, 1946-64

Box 167

1-12. Staff matters, 1964-69 13-15. ; Expense statements, 1966-70

Box 168

1. Stonorov, Oskar, 1950-69 2-3. Strachan, Alan, 1946-47 4. Strikes, 1968 5-8. Studebaker-Packard Corp., 1956-64 9. Sugar, Maurice, 1947 10. Suspended UAW members, 1960-66 11-17. Technical, Office & Professional Workers (TOP), 1959-67

Box 169

1. TOP, 1968-69 2. Time Study & Engineering Dept., 1949-69 3. Transcontinental Motors, Inc., 163-65 4-5. Unemployment Compensation Dept., 1946-48 6. Unions' Nationwide Coordinating Council, 1968 7. UAW members; Government appointments, 1950-51 8-9. Veterans Dept., 1946-47 10. Victory Ball controversy, 1946 11. Vorse, Mary Heaton., 1954-62 12. Wage & Hour Councils, 1960 13. ; Bearing, 1960-68 14. ; Copper & Brass, 1968 15. ; Gear, Axle & Transmission., 1960-62 16. ; Plumbing Ware, 1962 17. ; Tailpipe & Muffler, 1960 is. ; Truck, Trailer, Bus & Trackless Trolley, 1960-63 19. Wage & Hour and Intra-Corporation Councils; Report, 1965 20-21. Wage Control Coordination Dept., 1946-47

Box 170

1-6. Washington Office, 1945-48 7-13. ; International Affairs Dept., 1952-61

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Box 171

1-5. Washington Office; International Affairs Dept., 1962 6-14. ; Legislative Dept., 1951-60

Box 172

1-5. Washington Office; Legislative Dept., 1961-62 6-8. Wayne State University; Archives, 1966-70 9. ; Center for Urban Studies, 1968-69 10. Women's Auxiliary, 1957-61 11-20. Women's Dept ., 1960-68

Box 173

1-3. Women's Dept., 1969-70 4-5. ; Equal Pay for Equal Work, 1962-65

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Series IV UAW President's Office - General Correspondence, 1942-1970 Boxes 173-203

Incoming correspondence and correspondence created by Walter Reuther and his staff. There are also memoranda, reports, reprints, brochures and other materials related to the correspondence.

This correspondence is with members of the UAW, the general public, officials of other organizations and the government, prominent persons and personal acquaintances. It is mainly devoted to union matters, such as interpretation of policy and requests for information or help from the president in resolving problems. However, a considerable portion also deals with requests for Reuther to serve on committees or for the UAW to lend support to institutions and causes. Much of the correspondence from the general public records reactions to his statements or to UAW policy.

This series is arranged in alphabetical groupings by the name of the individual or organization. Correspondence is filed chronologically within these divisions. Folders following each alphabetical section are devoted to individuals with whom Reuther had a sustained correspondence. There is a large section under "Universities and Professors" containing Reuther's correspondence with academic institutions and scholars. A few folders at the end of the series contain such material as Christmas cards and autograph requests.

This correspondence is dated predominantly from 1946 through May, 1970, with less volume for the years 1949 through 1959. A few items predate Reuther's tenure as president.

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Box 173 (cont'd)

6-14. A, 1946-70 15. Adler, Rabbi Morris, 1953-67

Box 174

1-13. B, 1948-68

Box 175

1-4. B, 1969-70 5. Baruch, Bernard, 1946-62 6. Benton, William, 1957-68 7. Bishops' Committee for Migrant Workers, 1962 8. Bowles, Chester, 1946-69 9-15. C, 1946-49

Box 176

1-13. C, 1950-69

Box 177

1-2. C, 1969-70 3. Cisler, Walker,, 1965-69 4. Crane, Rev. Henry H., 1953-68 5-15. D, 1946-67

Box 178

1-5. D, 1968-70 6. Dewey, John, 1949-50 7-12. E, 1946-70 13-17. Edwards, George C., Jr., 1944-68 18. Emerich, Bishop Richard S., 1959-67

Box 179

1-9. F, 1946-70 10. Farrell, James T., 1951-69 11. Ford, Eleanor. (Mrs. Edsel), 1961 12. Ford, Henry, II 1961-66 13-14. G, 1946-47

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Box 180

1-10. G, 1948-70 11. Germer, Adolph, 1958-66 12. Golden, Harry, 1964-68 13-15. H, 1-946-48

Box 181

1-11. H, 1949-70 12. Halsted, James A.& Anna Roosevelt, 1961-65 13. Harlan, C. Allen, 1960-69 14. Harriman, W. Averell, 1952-70 15. Henry, Aaron, 1964-69 16. Herling, John & Mary Fox, 1961-68

Box 182

1. Higgins, Msgr. George G., 1955-69 2. Humphrey, Hubert H., 1969-70 3-6. I, 1946-70 7-13. J, 1946-70

Box 183

1. Janeway, Eliot, 1942-67 2-12. K, 1946-65

Box 184

1-10. K, 1966-70 11. Kaiser, Edgar F., 1950-69 12. Kaiser, Henry J., 1944-64 13. Keller, Helen, 1955-59 14. Kennedy, Robert F. & Ethel, 1962-69 15. Kern, Msgr. Clement, 1967-68 16. Kerr, Clark, 1969-70

Box 185

1-3. Keyserling, Leon H., 1960-68 4. King, Rev. Martin Luther & Coretta, 1959-68 5-14. L, 1946-68

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Box 186

1-6. L, 1968-70 7. Lawford, Patricia Kennedy, 1968-69 8. Lehman, Herbert & Edith, 1957-64 9-16. M, 1946-49

Box 187

1-12. M, 1949-67

Box 188

1-10. M, 1968-70 11. Meyer, Agnes E. 1956-61 12-13. N, 1946

Box 189

1-13. N, 1947-70

Box 190

1-6. 0, 1946-70 7. Oxnam, G. Bromley & Ruth, 1959-63 8-15. P, 1946-64

Box 191

1-10. P, 1965-70 11. Patton,, James C., 1966 12. Pearson, Drew, 1954-67 13. Q, 1946-67 14-15 R, 1946-47

Box 192

1-14. R, 1948-67

Box 193

1-8. R, 1967-70 9. Richey, Eugene, 1949-51 10. Riesel, Victor, 1948-69 11. Robinson, Jackie, 1958-60 12. Rockefeller family, 1948-69 13. Roosevelt, Curtis, 1960 14. Roosevelt, Dorothy K., 1959-63

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Box 193 (cont'd)

15-18. Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1945-62 19. ; Nobel Peace Prize, 1964 20. Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr., 1947-59 21. Roosevelt, James, 1947-52 22. Roosevelt, John A., 1958-64

Box 194

1-11. S, 1946-62

Box 195

1-13. S, 1963-67

Box 196

1-12. S, 1967-70

Box 197

1. Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr., 1959-69 2-3. Sinclair, Upton, 1959-69 4. Stevenson, Adlai E., 1952-67 5. Stonorov, Oskar, 1950-70 6. Sturmthal, Adolph, 1947-69 7-13. T, 1946-66

Box 198

1-4. T, 1967-70 5. Thomas, Norman, 1954-68 6. Thomas, R. J., 1965-67 7-12. U, 1946-66

Box 199

1-4. U, 1967-69 5-12. Universities & Professors, 1946-66

Box 200

1-12. Universities & Professors, 1966-70

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Box 201

1-7. V, 1946-69 8-13. W, 1946-63

Box 202

1-9. W, 1964-68

Box 203

1-4. W, 1969-70 5-7. Y, 1946-69 8-9. Z, 1946-70 10. Anonymous, 1956-68 11. Christmas cards (WPR), 1950-66 12. ; Mailing lists, 1965-66 13. Fan mail & autograph requests, 1955-70

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Series V UAW Regions, 1946-1970 Boxes 204-223

Memoranda and correspondence exchanged between the UAW President's office and the union's regional offices. Also included are reports, notes, clippings and other related material. In addition, there are communications between the regional office and the local unions. This series documents the administration of the union on the regional level.

Files are arranged by region number and then chronologically. Documentation is somewhat less full for the period of the 1950s. Some regions were divided, discontinued or were redrawn geographically during the period covered. Such cases are Region , which was merged into Regions 1 and 1A in 1959 and then was reinstated by 1967, Region 1E, which was created in 1966, Regions 9 and 9A, which underwent a boundary revision in 1968, and Region 10, which elected its first director in 1949. In all instances, files will be found under the official region number for the year in question.

Important subjects covered in this series are:

Community affairs Constitutional interpretations Contract negotiation issues Jurisdictional disputes Local union problems Organizing Personnel matters Political action Strike authorizations

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Box 204

1-2. Region 1; Norman Matthews & Emil Mazey, Co-Directors, 1946-47 3. ; Norman Matthews & Mike Lacey, Co-Directors, 1947-55 4-9. ; George Merrelli & Ken. Morris, Co-Directors, 1956-66 10-11. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70 13-14. Region 1A; Percy Llewellyn & Wm. C. Stevenson, Co-Directors, 1946-47

Box 205

1-2. Region 1A; Edward J. Cote & Joseph McCusker, Co-Directors, 1949-59 3. ; Doug Fraser, Co-Director, 1959-61 4-5. ; Joseph McCusker & Bard Young, Co-Directors, 1963-68 6-8. ; Special Convention, 31 Jul 1968 9. ; Marcellius Ivory, Director, 1968-69 10. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70 11-12. Region 1B; William McAulay, Director, 1946-47 13-15. ; Ken Morris, Director, 1967-68

Box 206

1. Region 1B; Ken Morris, Director, 1969 2. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70 3. Region 1C; Jack Holt, Director, 1946-47 4. ; Donnel B. Chapman, Director, 1949-50 5-8. ; Robert A. Carter, Director, 1951-58 9-13. ; E. S. (Pat) Patterson, Director, 1959-69 14. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70

Box 207

1-3. Region 1D; Kenneth Forbes, Director, 1946-47 4. ; Leonard Woodcock, Director, 1948-55 5-11. ; Kenneth W. Robinson, Director, 1956-70 12. ; Building plans, 1963-65 13. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70

Box 208

1-2. Region 1E; Bard Young, Director, 1966-69 3. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70 4-5. Region 2; Richard E. Reisinger, Director, 1946-49 6-11. ; Patrick J. O'Malley, Director, 1949-68 12-15. ; Dan Forchione, Director. 1968-70 16. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70

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Box 209

1-4. Region 2A; Paul E. Miley, Director, 5-14. ; Ray Ross, Director, 1952-66

Box 210

1-4. Region 2A; Ray Ross, Director, 1967-70 5. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1948, 1966-70 6-7. Region 2B; Richard Gosser, Director, 1946-47 8-12. ; Charles Ballard, Director, 1947, 1950-67 13. ; Walter Murphy, Director, 1968-69 14. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70 15. Region 3; Arnold Atwood, Director, 1946

Box 211

1. Region 3; Arnold Atwood, Director, 1947 2-12. ; Raymond H. Berndt Director, 1948-70 13. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70

Box 212

1-6. Region 4; Joseph Mattson, Director, 1947-47 7. ; Pat Greathouse, Director, 1947-56 8-11. ; Robert Johnston, Director, 1957-64

Box 213

1-6. Region 4; Robert Johnston, Director, 1965-70 7. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70 8-11. Region 5; John W. Livingston, Director, 1946 - Oct 1947

Box 214

1-3. Region 5; Russell Letner, Director, Nov 1947 - Nov 1958 4-12. ; Theodore Hawks, Director, Dec 1958 - Aug 1967 13-14. ; Ken Worley, Director, 1967-68

Box 215

1-2. Region 5; Ken Worley, Director, 1969 3. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70 4-6. Region 6; Cyril V. O'Halloran, Director, 1946-53 7-8. ; Cyril V. O'Halloran, Director - Investigation, 1950-54 9. ; Cyril V. O'Halloran, Director, 1954 - Feb 1955 10-11. ; Charles Bioletti, Director, Apr 1955 - 1958 12-13. ; Charles Bioletti, Director - Board of Inquiry, 1959

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Box 216

1-3. Region 6; Charles Bioletti, Director, 1959 - May 1962 4. ; Charles Bioletti, Director - McCulloch Corp., 1957-62 5-11. ; Paul Schrade, Director, May 1962 - 1965

Box 217

1-12. Region 6, Paul Schrade, Director, 1966 - May 1970 13. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70

Box 218

1-13. Region 7 (Canadian); George Burt, Director, 1946 - Apr 1968

Box 219

1-2. Region 7 (Canadian); Dennis McDermott, Director, May 1968 - 1970 3. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70 4-7. Region 8; Thomas J. Starling, Director, 1946-52 8. ; Panfilo J. Ciampa, Director, Apr 1953 - Feb 1955 9. ; Norman Seaton, Director, Apr 1955 - Apr 1957 10-14. ; E. T. Michael, Director, May 1957 - 1967

Box 220

1-2. Region 8; E. T. Michael, Director, 1968-69 3. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70 4-10. Region 9; Martin Gerber, 1946-62

Box 221

1-8. Region 9; Martin Gerber, 1963-70 9. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70 10-13. Region 9A; Charles H. Kerrigan, Director, 1946-61

Box 222

1-9. Region 9A; Charles H. Kerrigan, Director, 1962-70 10. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70 11. Region 10; Harvey Kitzman, Director, 1952-54

Box 223

1-10. Region 10; Harvey Kitzman, Director, 1955-69 11. ; Strike Survey Forms, 1966-70

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Series VI UAW Local Unions, 1946-1970 Boxes 224-273

This series is divided into the following two subseries:

Subseries A: Revoked Bylaws, Storage Boxes 224-228: Files of revoked bylaws arranged by local union number. The region number is indicated in parentheses.

Subseries B: Local Union Correspondence, Storage Boxes 229-273: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, investigations, contract agreements, legal papers, petitions and political literature. In large part, this subseries contains correspondence between the President's Office and local union officers, but there is also related correspondence with regional headquarters and correspondence with individual members. This series reflects the interaction between the local union leadership and the president and his staff in the administration of the union and the resolution of special problems. Files are arranged by local union number and then chronologically. In some instances, special subject files have been created where there is a large volume of related material.

Important subjects covered in this series are:

Administratorships of local unions Appeal cases Arbitration Audit reports Clarification of UAW procedures Communism Constitutional interpretations Contract bargaining Discrimination in employment: racial, religious, sexual Dues and dues checkoff Elections Fines Grievance procedures Grievances Jurisdictional disputes Labor legislation Lockouts Open and closed shops Organizing Political factionalism Retired workers Strikes and work stoppages Wages

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Subseries A: Revoked Bylaws, Storage Boxes 224-228

Box 224 (region numbers are indicated in parentheses)

1. Local 13 (1C) 2. Local 17 (5) 3. Local 24 (6) 4. Local 43 (9A) 5. Local 50 (1A) 6. Local 52 (1D) 7. Local 64 (3) 8. Local 65 (2) 9. Local 73 (1D) 10. Local 83 (3) 11. Local 84 (1A) 12. Local 94 (1C) 13. Local 99 (1) 14. Local 107 15. Local 108 (4) 16. Local 111 (4) 17. Local 114 (1) 18. Local 115 (3) 19. Local 123 (8) 20. Local 124 (Canadian) 21. Local 130 (9) 22. Local 132 (10) 23. Local 136(1A) 24-25. Local 142(1A) 26. Local 145 (3) 27. Local 149 (1C) 28. Local 154 (1) 29. Local 156 (3) 30. Local 165 (1) 31. Local 168 (1D) 32. Local 177 (4) 33. Local 184 (10) 34. Local 190 (1) 35. Local 201 (9A) 36. Local 202 (2) 37. Local 204 (1-D) 38. Local 207 (2) 39. Local 208 (1) 40. Local 210 (8) 41. Local 213 42. Local 214 (1C) 43. Local 215 (6) 44. Local 218 (10) 45. Local 219 (3)

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Box 224 (cont'd)

46. Local 223 (4) 47. Local 223 (8) 48. Local 224 (1D) 49. Local 238 (1) 50. Local 242 (3) 51. Local 243 (2) 52. Local 253 (1A) 53-54. Local 265 (3) 55. Local 270 (1) 56. Local 276 (1D) 57. Local 279 (4)

Box 225

1. Local 289 (2) 2. Local 290 (2A) 3. Local 296 (9A) 4. Local 296 (3) 5. Local 324 (5) 6. Local 324 (1D) 7. Local 326 (1D) 8. Local 333 (10) 9. Local 339 (6) 10. Local 342 (4) 11. Local 348 (2B) 12. Local 348 (9) 13. Local 353 (1A) 14. Local 361 (9) 15. Local 364 (4) 16. Local 373 (4) 17. Local 374 (1C) 18. Local 381 (1C) 19. Local 386 (4) 20. Local 390 (5) 21. Local 393 (2B) 22. Local 404 (3) 23. Local 406 (6) 24. Local 410 (1) 25. Local 411 (3) 26. Local 411 (4) 27. Local 425 (9) 28. Local 426 (7) 29. Local 426 (3) 30. Local 433 (3) 31. Local 434 (1D) 32. Local 441 (4)

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Box 225 (cont'd)

33. Local 444 (1B) 34. Local 454 (1A) 35. Local 461 (1C) 36. Local 465 (2A) 37. Local 470 (4) 38. Local 471 (4) 39. Local 473 (8) 40. Local 474 (2) 41. Local 476 (10) 42. Local 483 (4) 43. Local 485 (1D) 44. Local 491 (9) 45. Local 492 (3) 46. Local 495 (3) 47. Local 498 (9) 48. Local 507 (1C) 49. Local 510 (4) 50. Local 528 (2A) 51. Local 532 (3) 52. Local 541 (4) 53. Local 544 (1) 54. Local 547 (3) 55. Local 554 (4) 56. Local 561 (10) 57. Local 563 (1A) 58. Local 566 (9) 59. Local 570 (2B)

Box 226

1. Local 580 (9) 2. Local 597 (4) 3. Local 608 (1A) 4. Local 672 (4) 5. Local 661 (9) 6. Local 614 (3) 7. Local 620 (9) 8. Local 624 (2) 9. Local 632 (1D) 10. Local 635 (1C) 11. Local 645 (5) 12. Local 657 (1) 13. Local 658 (1B) 14. Local 672 (9) 15. Local 680 (1C) 16. Local 684 (1A)

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Box 226 (cont'd)

17. Local 689 (1) 18. Local 693 (3) 19. Local 699 (10) 20. Local 700 (9) 21. Local 703 (1D) 22. Local 714 (3) 23-25. Local 720 (4)(1)(1C) 26. Local 723 (9A) 27. Local 727 (9) 28-29. Local 728 (1D)(1C) 30. Local 742 (1) 31. Local 745 (1B) 32. Local 749 (9A) 33. Local 756 (10) 34. Local 757 (4) 35. Local 760 (1D) 36. Local 762 (9A) 37. Local 768(1B) 38. Local 770 (9A) 39. Local 772 (1) 40. Local 790 (9A) 41. Local 796 (1B) 42. Local 800 (4) 43. Local 801 (1D) 44. Local 802 (9A) 45. Local 804 (1D) 46. Local 809 (6) 47. Local 810 (9) 48. Local 811 (6) 49. Local 815 (3) 50-51. Local 823 (7)(9) 52. Local 824 (9) 53-54. Local 832 (3)(1D) 55. Local 836 (2) 56-57. Local 844 (6)(9A) 58. Local 845 (2) 59. Local 848 (9)

Box 227

1-2. Local 853 (3)(9) 3. Local 861 (9) 4. Local 871 (4) 5. Local 872 (1C) 6. Local 876 (4) 7. Local 877 (9A)

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Box 227 (cont'd)

8. Local 881 (6) 9. Local 891 (10) 10-11. Local 893 (5)(IA) 12. Local 899 (1A) 13. Local 902 (A) 14-15. Local 904 (10)(6) 16. Local 912 (IA) 17. Local 913 (4) 18. Local 914 (2B) 19. Local 932 4) 20. Local 947 (2A) 21. Local 952 (ID) 22. Local 954 (1) 23. Local 955 (2A) 24. Local 958 (1D) 25. Local 960 (IB) 26. Local 66 (6) 27. Local 969 (9) 28. Local 974 (3) 29. Local 982 (9) 30. Local 986 (2) 31. Local 992 (4) 32. Local 997 (3) 33. Local 1012 (4) 34. Local 1015 (IC) 35. Local 1019 (10) 36-37. Local 1028 (4)(2A) 38. Local 1030 (5) 39. Local 1038 (3) 40. Local 1039 (2B) 41. Local 1042 (3) 42. Local 1044 (9) 43. Local 1047 (2) 44. Local 1055 (IC) 45-46. Local 1062 (3)(2) 47. Local 1081 (5)

Box 228

1. Local 1088 (10) 2. Local 1100 (8) 3. Local 1101 (4) 4. Local 1106 (3) 5. Local 1113 (1B) 6. Local 1115 (7) 7. Local 1119 (6)

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Box 228 (cont'd)

8. Local 1124 (6) 9. Local 1125 (1) 10-11. Local 1132 (10)(5) 12. Local 1133 (1D) 13-14. Local 1137 (5)(3) 15. Local 1138 (5) 16. Local 1139 (3) 17. Local 1142 (3) 18. Local 1144 (9A) 19. Local 1147 (3) 20. Local 1149 (9) 21. Local 1151 (8) 22. Local 1156 (1C) 23. Local 1159 (ID) 24. Local 1163 (4) 25. Local 1164 (3) 26. Local 1166 (1) 27. Local 1167 (9A) 28. Local 1169 (9) 29. Local 1171 (9) 30. Local 1176 (9A) 31. Local 1178 (9) 32. Local 1181 (5) 33. Local 1184 (3) 34. Local 1190 (2A) 35. Local 1195 (10) 36. Local 1197 (7) 37. Local 1201 (4) 38. Local 1202 (8) 39. Local 1209 (10) 40. Local 1210 (3) 41. Local 1217 (4) 42. Local 1223 (9) 43. Local 1227 (3) 44. Local 1235 (7) 45. Local 1236 (3) 46. Local 1237 (2A) 47. Local 1241 (8) 48. Local 1253 (9) 49. Local 1254 (2) 50. Local 1261 (4) 51. Local 1264 (10) 52. Local 1268 (9A) 53. Local 1269 (2A) 54. Local 1274 (4) 55. Local 1276

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Box 228 (cont'd)

56. Local 1279 57. Local 1281 58. Local 1287 59. Local 1291 60. Local 1296 61. Local 1297 62. Local 1302 63. Local 1308 64. Local 1323 65. Local 1324 66. Local 1423 67. Local 1555

Subseries B: Local Union Correspondence, Boxes 229-273

Box 229

1. Local 1, Mar 1951 2. Local 2, Nov 1948-Mar 1969 3-8. Local 3, Apr 1946-May 1970 9-13. Local 5, Apr 1946-Dec 1969 14-15. Local 6, Jul 1948-Apr 1970 16-18. Local 7, Sept 1949-Mar 1969 19. Local 8, Jun 1965-Feb 1968 20-21. Local 9, Jan 1941-Apr 1969 22-23. Local 10, Dec 1954-Oct 1969 24-25. Local 12, Dec 1948-Sep 1963 26. Local 12; Myrtle Elliott Case, Mar-Aug 1960 27-28. Local 12, Jan 1964-Jan 1970 29. Local 13, Aug 1967 30. Local 14, Feb 1950-Oct 1969 31-33. Local 15, Apr 1946-Apr 1970 34. Local 16, Apr 1959-Mar 1970 35. Local 17, Feb 1967-Apr 1969 36. Local 18, Jan 1950-Apr 1970

Box 230

1. Local 19, Jun 1956-Mar 1970 2. Local 20, Mar 1963-Nov 1967 3. Local 21, Feb 1955-Jan 1963 4-6. Local 22, Jun 1949- Mar 1970 7-9. Local 23, Feb 1955-Apr 1970 10. Local 24, Jan -May 1967 11. Local 25, Jun 1947-Dec 1961 12. ;Investigation of LU officers, Jul 1954

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Box 230 (cont'd)

13-16. Local 25, Feb 1962-Oct 1968 17-18. Local 27, Mar 1955-Aug 1969 19. Local 30, Jan 1969-Apr 1970 20-22. Local 31, Aug 1952-Jan 1970 23. Local 32, Jun 1951- Feb 1968 24. Local 33, Jan 1966 25-27. Local 34, Sep 1952-Dec 1969 28-31. Local 36, Mar 1959-Jan 1970 32. Local 37, Jan 1960-Feb 1967 33. Local 38, May 1949-Nov 1969 34. Local 39, Dec 1963-feb 1969

Box 231

1. Local 40, Nov 1965 2. Local 41, Jun 1963 - Nov 1969 3. Local 42, Nov 1964 - Jan 1968 4. Local 43, May - Jun 1963 5. Local 44, Jun 1954 - Apr 1969 6-8. Local 45, Nov 1949 - Nov 1969 9. Local 46, Mar 1966 - Feb 1970 10. Local 47, Jan 1951 - May 1970 11. Local 48, May - Jun 1950 12-14. Local 49, Mar 1951 - May 1970 15-16. Local 51, 1946 - Oct 1969 17. Local 53, May 1967 - Feb 1970 18. Local 54, Dec 1952 - Jan 1963 19. Local 55, Apr 1946 - Mar 1970 20. Local 57, Apr 1946 - Dec 1968 21. Local 58, Apr 1965 22. Local 59, Aug 1950 - Feb 1970 23. Local 60, Mar 1953 - Oct 1958 24. Local 62, Jan 1962 - Jun 1969 25. Local 64, Nov 1967 26. Local 65, Apr 1961 - Dec 1969 27. Local 67, Jan 1963 - Oct 1967 28. Local 69, Jan 1952 - Jun 1968 29. Local 70, Jun 1950 - Nov 1968 30. Local 71, May - Jun 1963 31-36. Local 72, Jun 1947 - Feb 1970 37. Local 73, Jul 1969 38. Local 74, Dec 1961 - Sep 1966 39-41. Local 75, May 1946 - May 1970 42. Local 76, Oct 1955 - Nov 1969 43. Local 77, May 1955 - Apr 1966 44-45. Local 78, Jan 1950 - Mar 1970

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Box 232

1. Local 79, Mar 1963-Jun 1964 2. Local 80, Sep 1956-Sep 1963 3. Local 81, Mar 12966-Oct 1969 4. Local 82, Sep 1964-Mar 1968 5. Local 84, Nov 1961-Mar 1965 6. Local 85, Sep-Dec 1965 7. Local 87, May 1953-Oct 1969 8. Local 88, Jun 1957-May 1959 9. Local 89, Aug 1966-dec 1969 10. Local 90, Jun 1957-May 1968 11-12. Local 91, Apr 1952-aug 1969 13-15. Local 92, Mar-1954-Jan 1970 16. Local 93, Dec 1948-sep 1962 17-21. Local 93; Election Investigation, Jun 1961-Mar 1962 22-23. Local 93; Jan 1963-Jan 1970 24. Local 94, Dec 1951-Jan 1970 25-26. Local 95, Aug 1950-Oct 1969 27. Local 96, Apr 1960-Feb 1970 28. Local 97, Jul 1950- Feb 1968 29. Local 98, Oct 1952-Feb 1968 30. Local 100, Sep 1949-Oct 1966 31. Local 101, Feb 1954-Mar 1970 32-33. Local 103, Dec 1964- Aug 1969 34. Local 104, Feb-oct 1948 35. Local 105, Aug 1969 36. Local 106, Mar 1955-Aug 1969 37-38. Local 107, Jun 1961-Jan 1966 40. Local 110, Jan 1969-Feb 1970 41. Local 112, Feb 1952-Mar 1970 42. Local 113, Nov 1951-Oct 1969

Box 233

1. Local 116, Feb 1953-Oct 1969 2. Local 117, Sep 1964-Dec 1968 3. Local 118, Aug 1967 4. Local 119, Apr 1964-Oct 1968 5. Local 120, Jul 1955-Jan 1969 6. Local 121, Jun 1962-Mar 1969 7-9. Local 122, Jun 1957-May 1970 10. Local 123, Jun 1964 11. Local 124, Dec 1964-Mar 1965 12. Local 125, Apr 1946-Jan 1967 13. Local 126, Oct 1961-Jun 1964 14. Local 127, Jan 1949-Jan 1970 15. Local 128, Dec 1965-Jan 1966

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Box 233 (cont'd)

16. Local 129, Jan 1960-Sep 1969 17. Local 130, Jan 1961-Feb 1967 18. Local 131, Mar 1946- Feb 1966 19. Local 133, Jun 1960-Feb 1970 20. Local 134, Oct 1967-Feb 1970 21. Local 135, May 1954-Feb 1970 22. Local 136, Dec 1961-Feb 1970 23. Local 137, Feb 1947-Jul 1969 24. Local 138, Jan 1970 25. Local 139, Jul 1953-Jan 1969 26. Local 140, Sep 1946-Mar 1969 27. Local 141, Mar 1953-Feb 1968 28. Local 143, Feb 1957-Jun 1961 29. Local 144, Mar 1965-Nov 1966 30-31. Local 145, Jan 1961-May 1969 32. Local 146, Dec 1959-Apr 1968 33. Local 147, Mar 1968 34-41. Local 148, Aug 1951-Apr 1970

Box 234

1. Local 149, Jul 1963-Sep 1967 2. Local 151, Feb 1949-Nov 1968 3. Local 152, Dec 1963-May 1970 4-6. Local 153, Jul 1943-Dec 1960 7. Local 153; Local Investigation Jun 1960 8-14. Local 153, Jan 1961-Jan 1970 15-16. Local 154, May 1946-Feb 1967 17. Local 154; Administratorship of LU 154, Mar 1965 18-25. Local 155, Jan 1947-Feb 1970 26-30. Local 157, Jun 1946-Nov 1966

Box 235

1-3. Local 157, Jan 1967-70 4. Local 158, Oct - Nov 1967 5. Local 159, Jul 1960 - Jun 1965 6-15. Local 160, Apr 1947 - Dec 1967 16-20. Local 163, Oct 1946 - Apr 1970 21. Local 164, Oct 1957 - May 1969 22. Local 165, Dec 1960 - Aug 1967 23-24. Local 166, Nov 1960 - Feb 1970 25. Local 167, Jul 1948 - Aug 1969 26. Local 168, May 1954 - Mar 1968 27. Local 169, Mar 1966 - Jan 1969 28-29. Local 171, Feb 1963 - Jan 1970

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Box 235 (cont'd)

30. Local 172, Dec 1960 - Jan 1961 31. Local 173, Dec 1951 - Mar 1960 32-40. Local 174, Aug 1946 - Mar 1970 41. Local 175, Feb-Mar 1950 42. Local 176, Nov 1953 - Mar 1967 43. Local 177, Jun 1959 - Feb 1963

Box 236

1. Local 178, May 1952 - May 1966 2-3. Local 179, Mar 1956 - Mar 1970 4. Local 180, Apr 1946 - Mar 1970 5. Local 181, May 1960 - Feb 1970 6. Local 182, Jul 1961 - May 1969 7. Local 183, Feb-Mar 1951 8. Local 184, Oct 1962 - Feb 1970 9. Local 185, Mar-Apr 1967 10. Local 186, May-Jul 1954 11. Local 188, Dec 1951 - Mar 1968 12-13. Local 189, Mar 1947 - Jun 1968 14. Local 190, May 1946 - Mar 1967 15. Local 191, Apr 1966 - Mar 1968 16. Local 192, Jan 1963 - Aug 1969 17. Local 193, Feb 1951 18. Local 194, Jun-Jul 1966 19-22. Local 195, Oct 1946 - Mar 1970 23. Local 196, Mar 1952-70 24. Local 197, Feb 1947 - Mar 1969 25. Local 198, Jul 1968 26-27. Local 199, Jan 1948 - Feb 1969 28-29. Local 200, Mar 1948 - Aug 1969 30. Local 201, Jun-Nov 1963 31. Local 203, Feb 1948 - Apr 1970 32. Local 205, Apr 1950 - Nov 1969 33. Local 206, May 1947 - Dec 1969 34. Local 207, Jun 1963 - Mar 1970 35. Local 208, Jun 1961 - Aug 1962 36. Local 209, Mar 1957 - May 1967 37. Local 210, Oct 1964 - Jul 1968 38-39. Local 211, Apr 1957 - Jan 1970 40-43. Local 212, Jun 1947 - May 1970

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Box 237

1. Local 213, Feb 1965 - Jan 1970 2. Local 213, Apr-Nov 1963 3. Local 215, Aug 1968 4-6. Local 216, Nov 1947 - Feb 1966 7-8. Local 217, Jan 1953 - Feb 1969 9-11. Local 218, May 1953 - Apr 1970 12. Local 219, Apr 1955-66 13. Local 220, Mar 1970 14. Local 221, Mar 1956-60 15-16. Local 222, Aug 1947 - May 1970 17. Local 223, May 1966 - Apr 1970 18. Local 224, May 1957 - Aug 1969 19. Local 225, Jun 1946 - Mar 1969 20. Local 226, Apr 1946 - Aug 1969 21-22. Local 227, Sep 1946 - Apr 1969 23-28. Local 228, Feb 1949 - Mar 1970 29. Local 229, Jul 1946 - Jan 1970 30-31. Local 230, Aug 1946 - Dec 1969 32. Local 231, Feb 1947 - Dec 1964 33. Local 232, Jan 1952 - Jul 1966 34-36. Local 233, Dec 1950 - Feb 1970 37. Local 234, May-Jun 1965 38-40. Local 235, Jun 1947 - Oct 1969 41-42. Local 236, Jan 1947 - Aug 1969

Box 238

1. Local 237, Apr 1958-Feb 1970 2-6. Local 239, Dec 1948-Mar 1970 7-8. Local 240, Jan 1956-Nov 1955 9. Local 244, May1965-Jan 1968 10. Local 244, Feb 1948-Fab 1967 11-13. Local 245, Apr 1955-Mar 1970 14. Local 246, Jun 1963-Jul 1967 15. Local 247, Mar 1946-Nov 1969 16-24. Local 248, Sep 1946-Dec 1969 (#16: Allis-Chalmers; #18: Christoffel case) 25-27. Local 149, Jun 1950-Oct 1969 28. Local 250, Feb 1950-Feb 1967 29. Local 251, Jan 1954-May 1970 30. Local 252, Feb 1950-Aug 1967 31. Local 253, Feb 1951-Mar 1952 32-33. Local 254, Jul 1946-Jan 1965 34-35. Local 255, May 1960-Sep 1968 36. Local 256, Jul 1959-Jun 1968 37-39. Local 257, Nov 1955-May 1970

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Box 238 (cont'd)

40-42. Local 259, May 1946-Apr 1970 43-45. Local 261, Jan 1954-Feb 1962

Box 239

1-7. Local 262, Apr 1946-Mar 1970 (#4-5: IEB Investigation into LU 262) 8. Local 263, Dec 1959-Aug 1970 9. Local 265, Apr 1960-Nov 1969 10. Local 266, Apr-May 1964 11. Local 267, Apr 1954-Oct 1967 12. Local 268, Apr 1947-May 1969 13. Local 269, Apr 1954-Jan 1967 14. Local 270, Oct 1956 15-16. Local 271, Oct 1962-Mar 1969, Kenneth Ralston Case 17-18. Local 272, Mar 1947-Jul 1969 19. Local 273, Feb 1956-Jun 1968 20. Local 274, Apr 1951-Apr 1970 21. Local 275, Jan 1963 22-27. Local 276, Apr 1955-Jan 1970 28. Local 277, Jul 1961-Aug 1966 29. Local 278, Jan 1950-Mar 1969 30-32. Local 280, Apr 1946-Mar 1967 (#32: IEB Administratorship of LU 280) 33. Local 281, Oct 1947-Oct 1963 34-37. Local 283, Feb 1948-Jan 1970 (#36: Corres. Regarding Files) 38. Local 284, Apr 1965 39. Local 285, Feb 1959-May 1963 40. Local 286, Jan 1968-Dec 1969 41-44. Local 287, Mar 1948-Apr 1970 45. Local 289, Aug 1968 46-47. Local 291, Jan 1948-Jul 1968 48-49. Local 292, Jun 1952-Jul 1969

Box 240

1. Local 294, Oct-Nov 1967 2-4. Local 296, Jul 1960-Mar 1970 5-6. Local 297, Jun 1957-Feb 1970 7. Local 298, Jul 1961-Dec 1968 8. Local 299, Apr 1953-Dec 1962 9. Local 300, Mar 1953-Mar 1968 10. Local 303, Jul 1967-Nov 1968 11. Local 304, Jan 1949-Feb 1967 12. Local 305, Feb 1952-Aug 1969 13-21. Local 306, Feb 1948-Feb 1970 22. Local 307, Jan 1966 - Dec 1968

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Box 240 (cont'd)

23. Local 308, Feb 1960 - Sep 1969 24. Local 309, Nov 1949 - Jul 1968 25. Local 310, Aug 1951 - Apr 1966 26. Local 11, Jun 1964 27. Local 312, Jun 1958 - Nov 1962 28. Local 313, May 1961 - Jan 1970 29. Local 314, 1949-68 30. Local 315, 1961 31. Local 317, 1954-69 32. Local 319, 1962, 69 33. Local 320, 1956, 58 34. Local 321, 1952, 67, 68 35. Local 322, 1964, 69 36. Local 323, 1966, 67, 69 37. Local 325, 1951-69 38-39. Local 326, 1955-70 40. Local 327, 1966-70 41. Local 329, 1947-69 42. Local 330, 1949-70 43. Local 331, 1947 44. Local 332, 1957, 69 45. Local 333, 1954-67 46. Local 336, 1964-68 47. Local 337, 1969 48. Local 338, 1946-70 49. Local 339, 1968 50. Local 340, 1967 51. Local 341, 1950-70 52. Local 342, 1965-69 53-54. Local 343, 1946-57, 1960-65

Box 241

1. Local 344, 1955-66 2. Local 345, 1946-69 3. Local 346, 1962-69 4. Local 347, 1969 5. Local 348,1964-69 6. Local 350,1964-65 7. Local 351, 1946-70 8. Local 354,1955-68 9. Local 355, 1954-66 10. Local 356, 1966 11. Local 357, 1962 12. Local 358, 1963 13. Local 360, 1967-69, J. Kluza

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Box 241 (cont'd)

14. Local 360, 1965-68 15. Local 361, 1960-69 16-17. Local 362, 1949-70 18. Local 363, 1951-70 19. Local 364, 1968 20. Local 365, 1950-58 21. Local 365, 1959-61, Former Local 770 Administratorship 22-23. Local 365, 1960-69 24. Local 368, 1949-68 25. Local 369, 1948-69 26. Local 370, 1946-55 27-28. Local 371, 1954-69 29-30. Local 372, 1952-69 31. Local 374, 1962 32. Local 375, 1952-69 33-36. Local 376, 1951-70 37. Local 378, 1958-63 38. Local 379, 1957-69

Box 242

1. Local 380, 1952-69 2. Local 381, 1960-63 3. Local 382, 1962 4. Local 383, 1956-69 5. Local 384, 1962-69 6. Local 386, 1962-65 7. Local 387, 1962-69 8. Local 388, 1964-69 9. Local 389, 1947-65 10. Local 390, 1962 11. Local 391, 1949-70 12. Local 392, 1949-70 13. Local 393, 1960,62,68 14. Local 394, 1964 15. Local 395, 1949 16. Local 396, 1962-67 17. Local 397, 1957-67 18. Local 399, 1954-70 19-28. Local 400, 1946-69 29. Local 401, 1954-69 30. Local 402, 1947-69 31. Local 403, 1949-68 32. Local 404, 1963-66 33-34. Local 405, 1953-63

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Box 243

1. Local 407, 1956-69 2. Local 408, 1946-69 3. Local 409, 1963 4. Local 410, 1962,1965 5. Local 411, 1964 6-11. Local 412, 1946-69 12. Local 413, 1946,65-66 13. Local 414, 1954-68 14. Local 416, 1950-69 15. Local 417, 1952-70 16. Local 419, 1947, 66 17-20. Local 420, 1956-69 21-22. Local 422, 1951-69 23. Local 423, 1966 24. Local 424, 1950-70 25-29. Local 425, 1950-70 30. Local 426, 1966-69 31. Local 428, 1963, 66, 69 32-33. Local 429, 1958-67 34. Local 429, 1963-67, Administratorship 35. Local 430, 1964-69 36. Local 431, 1967, 70 37. Local 432, 1967 38. Local 434, 1948, 54, 61, 66, 68-70

Box 244

1-2. Local 435, 1951-60, 65-66 3. Local 435, 1965, re: George Payne 4. Local 435, 1967-70 5. Local 437, 1955-69 6-8. Local 438, 1951-60 9. Local 439, 1947-69 10. Local 440, 1955-69 11. Local 441, 1964, 65, 67 12. Local 442, 1949-70 13. Local 443, 1963, 66-67 14-15. Local 444, 1956-69 16. Local 446, 1968 17. Local 447, 1964, 67, 70 18. Local 449, 1956-69 19. Local 450, 1954-67 20. Local 451, 1961 21. Local 451, 1967-69 22. Local 452, 1955-69 23. Local 453, 1946-57

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Box 244 (cont'd)

24. Local 453, 1959-60, Maremont Unit 25-26. Local 453, 1960-61 27. Local 453, 1960-61, Administratorship 28-31. Local 453, 1961-68 32. Local 453, 1964, Maremont Corp. - NLRB Case - WJB 33. Local 454, 1960, 68 34-38. Local 455, 1946-69

Box 245

1. Local 456, 1948-69 2. Local 457, 1957-68 3-4. Local 458, 1946-58, 60-68 5. Local 459, 1961-62, Administratorship 6. Local 460, 1964 7. Local 461, 1967 8. Local 462, 1960-63 9. Local 463, 1948-70 10. Local 464, 1962 11. Local 465, 1959-67 12. Local 466, 1969 13. Local 467, 1951-69 14-15. Local 468, 1949-70 16. Local 468, 1965, Region 1D 17. Local 469, 1960-69 18. Local 470, 1962,66 19A. Local 471, 1963-65 19B-20. Local 472, 1961-70 21. Local 473, 1960-66 22. Local 474, 1957-69 23. Local 475, 1968 24. Local 476, 1962,68 25. Local 477, 1961-69 26. Local 480, 1961 27. Local 483, 1965-70 28. Local 484, 1952,63 29. Local 485, 1964,66 30-31. Local 486, 1947-69 32. Local 487, 1950-65 33-35. Local 488, 1964-70 36. Local 489, 1946,60,65-69 37-38. Local 490, 1947-70 39. Local 491, 1969 40. Local 492, 1953-69 41. Local 493, 1965 42. Local 494, 1946,64,68

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Box 245 (cont'd)

43. Local 495, 1964-70 44. Local 497, 1952-69 45. Local 498, 1966 46-47. Local 499, 1946-69 48. Local 500, 1953,58

Box 246

1. Local 501,1947-52 2. Local 501, 1948-49, Bell Aircraft Strike 3. Local 501, 1957-58 4. Local 501, 1957-60, re: P. Planter 5-7. Local 501, 1959-70 8. Local 503, 1964-68 9. Local 505, 1966-70 10-13. Local 506, 1947-70 14. Local 506, 1968-71, Agreement 15-20. Local 509, 1958-70 21. Local 510, 1966-70 22. Local 511, 1949-70 23. Local 512, 1964,1969-70 24. Local 513, 1960-65 25. Local 514, 1964 26. Local 515, 1952, 1965-66 27-28. Local 516, 1952-69 29. Local 518, 1960-69 30. Local 519, 1953-54, 70 31. Local 521, 1958, 64-69 32. Local 522, 1948, 53-55, 65-68 33. Local 523, 1961 34. Local 524, 1966-70 35. Local 525, 1951-67 36. Local 526, 1950-53 37. Local 527, 1966-67 38. Local 528, 1963-68 39. Local 529, 1962-68, Administratorship 40. Local 529, 1955-62

Box 247

1. Local 530, 1947-68 2. Local 531, 1949-69 3. Local 532, Mar 6, 1963 - Jan 1, 1964, Administratorship 4. Local 533, 1950-69 5. Local 534, 1946-67 6. Local 535, 1967

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Box 247 (cont'd)

7. Local 537, 1947-48, 64-70 8. Local 538, 1950, 55, 67-68 9. Local 539, 1946-70 10. Local 540, 1955-70 11. Local 541, 1961-68 12-13. Local 542, 1950-69 14. Local 543, 1955-70 15-16. Local 544, 1953-69 17. Local 545, 1961-68 18. Local 546, 1966 19. Local 547, 1961 20. Local 548, 1946-62 21. Local 549, 1953-63 22. Local 549, 1961-65, Raymond Baer 23. Local 549, 1964-66 24. Local 549, Mar 9, 1967 - Jun 14, 1967, Adminstratorship 25. Local 549, 1967-70 26-27. Local 550, 1955-67 28-29. Local 551, 1946-70 30. Local 552, Oct 1964 31. Local 553, Dec 1955 - Dec 69 32. Local 555, Apr 1952 - Jul 69 33. Local 556, Mar 1951 - Jul 68

Box 248

1. Local 557, Dec 1962 2. Local 558, Mar 1955 - Nov 69 3. Local 559, Apr 1950 - Oct 58 4. Local 560, Oct 1947 - Aug 69 5. Local 561, Nov 1964 - Jul 69 6. Local 562, May 1964 - Sep 67 7. Local 563, Aug 1963 - Nov 66 S. Local 564, Jun 1962 - Mar 68 9. Local 66, Oct 1961 10. Local 570, Sep 1964 12. Local 571, Mar 1950 - Dec 62 13. Local 572, Jul 1961 - Sep 69 14. Local 573, Mar 1950 - Sep 65 15. Local 574, Nov-Dec 1951 16. Local 575, Oct 1947 - Jan 67 17. Local 576, Feb 1954 - Jun 69 18. Local 577, Sep 1955 - Feb 69 19. Local 578, Feb 1952 - Nov 1968 20-21. Local 579, 1951-70 22. Local 580, Jul 1963

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Box 248 (cont'd)

23-24. Local 581, Feb 1947 - Jul 69 25. Local 582, Feb-Mar 1970 26. Local 583, Apr 1955 - Mar 70 27. Local 584, May 1954 - May 57 28. Local 585, Sep 1950 - Jan 66 29. Local 586, Aug 1959 - Jan 68 30. Local 587, Jan 1950 - Jan 67 31-32. Local 588, Nov 1956 - Apr 70 33. Local 589, Feb 1956 34. Local 590, Oct 1964 - Nov 69 35. Local 591, Jan 1952 - Apr 69 36. Local 592, Feb 1960 - Nov 69 37. Local 593, Oct 1955 - Dec 63 38-40. Local 594, Mar 1949 - Sep 69 41-42. Local 595, Aug 1946-68

Box 249

1-4. Local 596, Jul 1946 - May 70 5. Local 596, Dec 1964 - Mar 70, IEB Administratorship of Local 6. Local 597, Jun 1962 - Oct 69 7. Local 598, Mar 1949 - Feb 70 8-13. Local 599, Mar 1947 - Apr 70 14-15. Local 600, Apr 1946 - Nov 49 16. Local 600, Sep 1946 - Mar 48, Factionalism/Political Policies 17. Local 600, Oct 1949 - Feb 52, Ford Rolling Mill 18. Local 600, 1947-52, Pamphlets, Literature 19. Local 600, Jul 1948 - Jan 52, Factionalism/Political Policies 20-21. Local 600, Mar 1947 - Nov 1951 22. Local 600, Apr 1950, Union Election Results 23. Local 600, 1951-52 24. Local 600, Mar 1952, Administratorship

Box 250

1-3. Local 600, Mar 1952 4-8. Local 600, Mar 1952 9. Local 600, Jan-Dec 1952, Factionalism/Political Policies 10-11. Local 600, Feb 1952 - Nov 54 12. Local 600, Jan 1953 - Dec 54, Factionalism/Political Policies 13. Local 600, Feb 1955 - Sep 56 14. Local 600, Feb 1955 - Jun 56, Factionalism/Political Policies 15. Local 600, Feb-Sep 1957 16. Local 600, Jan-Sep 1957, Factionalism/Political Policies 17. Local 600, Apr-Sep 1957, Investigation of Irregularities in Local 18-19. Local 600, Jan 1958 - Nov 59

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Box 250 (cont'd)

20. Local 600, Jan-Dec 1959, Factionalism/Political Policies 21. Local 600, Jan-Dec 1960 22. Local 600, Jan-Sep 1960, Factionalism/Political Policies 23. Local 600, Mar-Oct 1961 24. Local 600, Jan-Oct 1961, Campaign Literature, Materials: Elections 25. Local 600, Feb-Dec 1961, Factionalism/Political Policies 26. Local 600, Mar 1962 - Dec 63 27. Local 600, Feb 1962 - Oct 63, Factionalism/Political Policies 28. Local 600, Mar-Sep 1964 29. Local 600, Feb-Nov 1964, Factionalism/Political Policies

Box 251

1-2. Local 600, Mar-Dec 1965 3. Local 600, Apr-Jun 1965, Ford Facts, Political Literature 4-6. Local 600, Apr-Jul 1965, Local Elections 7. Local 600, Jan-Oct 1966 8. Local 600, Jan-Mar 1966, Dues Increases 9. Local 600, Feb-Dec 1966, Factionalism/Political Policies 10. Local 600, Feb-Dec 1967 11. Local 600, Jan-Dec 1967, Factionalism/Political Policies 12. Local 600, Jan-Dec 1968 13. Local 600, Jan-Sep 1968, Factionalism/Political Policies 14. Local 600, Jan-Nov 1969 15-16. Local 600, Jan-Dec 1969, Factionalism/Political Policies 17. Local 600, Jan-Apr 1970 18. Local 601, Oct 1966 19-20. Local 602, Feb 1947 - Feb 70 21. Local 603, Jun 1968 22. Local 604, Aug 1946 - Dec 64 23. Local 605, Dec 1964 24. Local 606, Apr 1947 - Nov 63 25. Local 608, May-Jun 1963 26. Local 609, Sep 1949 - May 69 27. Local 610, Oct 1964 - Jan 68 28. Local 611, Jul 1965 - May 69 29. Local 612, Feb 1964 30. Local 614, Dec 1964 - Mar 65 31. Local 615, Apr 1947 - Sep 68 32. Local 617, May 1961 - May 69 33. Local 618, Apr-Nov 1966 34. Local 620, Nov 1949 - Jun 68 35. Local 621, Dec 1962 - Oct 66 36. Local 622, Sep 1950 - Jun 61 37. Local 624, Dec 1957 -Mar 70 38. Local 624, May 1966 - Mar 67, UAW Investigation

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Box 251 (cont'd)

39. Local 624, Feb-Nov 1967, U.S. Labor Dept. Investigation 40. Local 625, Mar 1954 - Oct 58

Box 252

1. Local 626, Dec 1946 - Oct 69 2. Local 626, 1 Oct 1953 - Feb 61, GM Agreement 3. Local 628, Jan 1964 4. Local 629, May 1955 - Jun 68 5. Local 630, Jul 1952 - Sep 69 6. Local 631, Nov 1967 - Nov 68 1. Local 632, Jun 1957 - Mar 70 8. Local 634, Jul 1950 - Oct 69 9. Local 635, Feb 1967 - Apr 70 10. Local 636, Jan 1953 - Nov 67 11. Local 637, Jul 1946 - Dec 68 12. Local 638, Jul 1954 - Nov 61 13. Local 639, Sep 1960 - Mar 60 11-4. Local 640, Feb 1951 - Oct 69 15. Local 641, Mar 1947 - Jun 63 16. Local 642, Jun 1954 - Jan 66 17. Local 643, May 1966 - Aug 67 18. Local 644, Sep 1947 - Jun 67 19-20. Local 645, Jul 1954 - Apr 70 21-22. Local 645, Jan 1960 - Oct 61, Union Investigations 23. Local 645, Mar 1949 - Jan 50, Bill Lewis Case 24. Local 646, May 1955 - Mar 69 25-26. Local 647, Jun 1961 - Nov 65 27. Local 647, Jan 1966 - Aug 67, IEB Administratorship 28-29. Local 647, Mar 1966 - Mar 70 30. Local 648, Jan 1948 - Oct 54 31. Local 650, Sep 1946 - Feb 70 32-33. Local 651, Jan 1947 - Mar 69

Box 253

1-4. Local 652, Dec 1946 - Oct 69 5-10. Local 653, Jul 1946 - Nov 68 11. Local 653, Mar-Apr 1968, Dues Collection During No Contract Period 12-13. Local 653, Jan 1969 - May 70 14. Local 655, Dec 1968 15. Local 656, Jan 1949 - May 63 16. Local 657, Nov 1967 - Jul 68 17. Local 658, Jan 1964 - Oct 66 18-19. Local 659, May 1946 - Dee 50 20. Local 659, Oct 1949 - Oct 50, Excerpts from "The Searchlight"

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Box 253 (cont'd)

21. Local 659, Mar 1951 - Oct 56 22. Local 659, Apr-May 1954, Board of Review Letters 23-32. Local 659, Feb 1957 - Apr 68

Box 254

1. Local 660, Jul 1956 - Jun 66 2. Local 661, May 1954 - Jan 58 3-7. Local 662, Jul 1946 - Jan 70 8. Local 662, Apr-Sep 1966, Election Investigation 9. Local 662, Jul 1948 - Nov 69, Documents Relating to the Local "Club Room Closing" 10-15. Local 663, Sep 1946 - Jan 69 16-21. Local 664, May 1946 - Dec 68 22. Local 664, Nov 1954 - Feb 59, Racial Discrimination - Bowman Case 23. Local 665, Jan 1954 - Feb 60 24. Local 666, Jun 1948 - Mar 70 25. Local 667, Apr-Oct 1966 26-27. Local 668, Feb 1945 - Jul 66 28. Local 668, Jun 1966 - Apr 67, Dept. of Labor Investigation 29. Local 668, Jan 1967 - Apr 70 30-34. Local 669, Aug 1946 - Feb 70

Box 255

1. Local 670, Mar 1954 - Aug 59 2. Local 671, Nov 1962 - Dec 65 3. Local 673, May 1965 - Jan 70 4-5. Lcoal 674,May 1946 - May 70 6. Local 675, Apr 1950 - May 69 7. Local 676, Dec 1947 - Feb 63 8. Local 677, Oct 1948 - Jan 70 9. Local 678, May 1946 - Jul 68 10. Local 679, Mar 1959 - Dec 68 11-12. Local 681, Sep 1946 - Feb 70 13. Local 682, Nov - Dec 1966 14. Local 683, Nov 1965 - May 70 15. Local 684, Apr - Sep 1966 16-17. Local 685, Feb 1952 - Dec 66 18-19. Local 686, Jan 1947 - Jul 69 20. Local 687, May 1965 - Jan 67 21. Local 6885 May 1963 - Jan 70 22. Local 689, Feb 1961 - Mar 66 23. Local 691, Jan 1952 - Nov 64 24. Local 692, Mar 1953 - Feb 69 25. Local 694, Jan 1962 - May 68

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Box 255 (cont'd)

26. Local 695, May - Jun 1968 27-28. Local 696, Mar 1949 - Feb 70 29. Local 698, Mar 1960 - Nov 68 30. Local 699, Jul 1965 - Feb 70 31. Local 700, May 1967 - Apr 70 32. Local 701, Dec 1958 - Sep 67 33. Local 702, Nov 1964 - Apr 66 34. Local 704, Jun 1947 - Aug 68 35-37. Local 707, Apr 1957 - Apr 70 38. Local 708, Apr 1954 - Oct 66 39. Local 709, Feb 1950 40. Local 710, Nov 1964 - Mar 67 41. Local 711, May 1961 - Mar 66 42. Local 712, Aug 1946 - Jul 69 43. Local 713, Feb 1948 - Feb 70 44. Local 713, Aug 1968 - Jan 70, IEB Administratorship of Local

Box 256

1. Local 714, Nov 1965 2. Local 716, May 1963 - Jun 68 3. Local 717, Jan 1958 - Mar 69 4. Local 718, May 1964 5-12. Local 719, Jan 1947 - Apr 70 13. Local 721, Jan 1959 - Mar 67 14. Local 722, Mar 1962 - Mar 69 15. Local 723, Dec 1949 - May 68 16. Local 724, Mar 1947 - Jul 68 17. Local 725, Apr 1961 - Jul 69 18. Local 726, Jun 1958 - Apr 67 19. Local 727, Jan 1965 - Jan 70 20. Local 728, Jan 1964 21. Local 729, Sep 1954 22-25. Local 730, May 1947 - Apr 68 26-28. Local 731, Sep 1957 - Aug 65 29. Local 731, Dec 1960 - Apr 61, IEB Investigation into Local Election 30-33. Local 731, Feb 1966 - Apr 70 34. Local 732, Jul 1965 - Mar 67 35. Local 733, Feb 1966 - Apr 68 36. Local 734, Aug 1962 - Jul 66 37-41. Local 735, Apr 1947 - Jan 70

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Box 257

1-2. Local 736, Jan 1951 - Nov 69 3-4. Local 737, May 1959 - Oct 69 5-12. Local 738, May 1949 - Jan 70 13. Local 739, Sep 1961 - May 69 14. Local 742, Aug 1961 - Mar 67 15. Local 743, Jun 1949 - Apr 65 16. Local 745, Jan 1965 17. Local 748, Oct 1949 - Oct 65 18. Local 749, Aug 1967 19. Local 750, Apr 1948 - Mar 70 20. Local 751, Sep 1956 - Apr 69 21. Local 752, Sep 1964 22. Local 753, Mar 1955 - Dec 67 23. ; Curtiss-Wright Corp., n.d. 24. Local 754, Dec 1958 - Feb 67 25. Local 755, Jul 1952 - Mar 70 26. Local 757, Oct 1963 - Sep 69 27. Local 758, May 1963 - Nov 67 28. ; Wildcat Strike Legal Briefs, Nov 1968 - Jan 70 29. Local 759, May 1968 - Apr 69 30. Local 760, Jul 1965 - Apr 67 31. Local 761, Jan 1952 - Oct 60 32. Local 762, May 1964 - Jan 69

Box 258

1. Local 763, Jun 1965 - Sep 68 2. Local 764, Sep 1956 - Oct 68 3. Local 765, Nov 1957 - Sep 67 4. Local 766, May 1957 - Jan 69 5. Local 767, May 1957 - Oct 67 6. Local 768, Oct 1963 7. Local 769, Feb 1953 - Aug 69 8. Local 770, Jul 1961 - Apr 68 9. Local 771, Apr 1957 - Mar 70 10. Local 773. Jan 1959 - Jun 68 11-14. Local 774, Apr 1946 - Aug 67 15. Local 775, Jan 1969 - May 70 16. Local 776, Dec 1964 17. Local 777, Oct 1960 - Aug 67 18. Local 778, May 1965 - Jul 69 19-21. Local 780, Jun 1957 - Apr 70 22. Local 782, Sep 1946 - Apr 68 23. Local 783, Mar 1965 24. Local 786, Sep 1955 - Mar 70 25. Local 787, Apr 1949 - Jun 68

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Box 258 (cont'd)

26-28. Local 788, May 1958 - Feb 70 29. Local 789, Jan 1967 30. Local 790, Jun 1958 - Oct 67 31. Local 792, Mar 1966 - Oct 67 32. Local 793, Mar 1950 - Mar 68 33. Local 794, May 1964 - Mar 70 34. Local 795, May 1954-64 35-36. Local 797, Jul 1969 - Jan 70 37. Local 798, Jul 1952 - Jun 68 38. Local 799, Apr 1947 - Dec 69 39. Local 800, Oct 1963 - Feb 70 40. Local 801, May 1960 - Mar 61 41. Local 803, Sep 1946 - Feb 69 42. Local 804, Apr 1958 - Nov 68

Box 259

1. Local 805, Oct 1953 - Feb 70 2. Local 805, Mar-Sep 1966, Appeal Case of Jeane Nelson 3. Local 806, Jan 1964 4. Local 807, Aug 1967 5-8. Local 808, Jul 1947 - Jan 68 9. Local 809, Oct 1961 - Dec 69 10. Local 810, Jan 1964 - Jun 66 11. Local 811, Jul 1960 - Oct 63 12. Local 812, Oct 1955 - Mar 68 13-15. Local 813, May 1946 - May 68 16. Local 813, Jun-Oct 1962, IEB Investigation into Local Election 17. Local 814, May 1946 18. Local 815, Mar 1969 19. Local 816, Mar-Aug 1966 20. Local 817, Apr 1951 - Dec 69 21-22. Local 818, Mar 1950 - Apr 69 23-26. Local 819, Feb 1950 - Mar 70 27. Local 820, Jan 1964 28 Local 822, Mar 1967 29. Local 823, Oct 1960 - Jan 69 30. Local 824, Jan 1948 - Sep 69 31. Local 825, Sep 1951 - Nov 66 32. Local 826, Jan 1964 33. Local 828, Mar 1947 - Apr 63 34. Local 829, Apr 1969 35. Local 830, Jul 1966 36. Local 831, Aug 1964 37. Local 832, Dec 1967 - Apr 70 38. Local 833, May 1952 - Mar 70

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Box 259 (cont'd)

39-42. Local 833, Jun 1954 - Apr 58, Kohler Strike 43. Local 833, Dec 1960 - Sep 65, IEB Administratorship of Local 44. Local 834, Apr 1964 - Jun 69 45. Local 835, Jan 1948 - Jul 69 46. Local 836, Jul 1962 - Jun 67 47. Local 837, Mar 1956 - Mar 70 48. Local 838, Jan 1951 - Mar 70 49. Local 840, Sep 1960 - Sep 64

Box 260

1. Local 841, Jan-Dec 1969 2-4. Local 842, Nov 1946 - Jun 1951 5. Local 842, Jan-Feb 1957, Fairchild Strike Newspaper Clippings 6-8. Mar 1952 - Apr 69 9. Local 843, Jan 1951 - May 68 10. Local 845, Dec 1962 - Apr 70 11. Local 846, Mar 1957 - Nov 69 12-16. Local 848, Feb 1950 - Mar 70 17-18. Local 849, Jul 1948 - Feb 69 19. Local 850, Aug 1946 - Jan 67 20. Local 851, Nov 1957 - Jun 68 21. Local 852, Mar 1949 - Jan 70 22. Local 853, Apr 1961 - Dec 68 23-24. Local 854, Feb 1947 - Jul 69 25. Local 855, Jan 1950 - Apr 54 26-28. Local 856, Mar 1946 - Oct 68 29. Local 857, Apr 1955 - Oct 69 30-31. Local 858, Oct 1946 - May 69 32. Local 859, Feb 1951 - Jun 69 33. Local 860, Jun 1958 - Nov 68 34. Local 861, Apr-May 1963 35-36. Local 862, Oct 1947 - Dec 69 37-39. Local 863, Sep 1948 - Feb 70

Box 261

1. Local 864, Oct 1962 - Dec 68 2. Local 865, Nov 1946 - Jul 66 3. Local 866, Sep 1958 - Feb 68 4. Local 867, Dec 1951 - Feb 70 5-7. Local 869, Aug 1951 - Mar 70 8. Local 869, Feb 1961 - Jun 62, IEB Admnistratorship 9. Local 870, Jan 1947 - Nov 67 10. Local 871, Feb 1961 - Oct 65 11. Local 872, Apr 1961

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Box 261 (cont'd)

12. Local 873, Oct 1967 13. Local 875, Apr 1965 - Jan 68 14. Local 876, Jun 1966 15. Local 877, Jan 1948 - Jul 63 16-17. Local 878, May 1951 - Aug 64 18. Local 879, Sep 1949 - Nov 67 19. Local 880, Dec 1960 20. Local 881, Feb 1963 - Jul 68 22-23. Local 882, May 1949 - Mar 110 24. Local 883, Jan 1965 25. Local 885, Apr 1948 - Jul 65 26. Local 886, Aug 1958 - Dec 62 27-31. Local 887, Aug 1947 - Dec 62 32. Local 887, Oct 1961 - Apr 62, IEB Investigation into 1961-62 Elections 33. Local 887, Apr 1963 - Dec 64 34. Local 887, 1964, Subject Files; Richard A. Moon, Mahlon Mina, Ben Howard 35. Local 887, Dec 1964 - Jun 65, Court case: L. Aguirre vs. LU 36. Local 887, Nov 1963 - May 65, Elections

Box 262

1-2. Local 887, Jan 1965 - Sep 66 3. Local 887, Oct 1966 - Apr 67, CORE 4. Local 887, Sep 1967 - Jun 68, Emergency Dues - NLRB 5. Local 887, Oct 1967 - Jan 68, Emergency Dues - Publicity 6. Local 887, Jan-Jul 1968 7. Local 887, Mar-Apr 1968, Protest Over LU Delegates 8. Local 887, Jul 1967 - Jun 68, NLRB Case Earline Edwards 9-11. Local 887, Aug 1968 - May 70 12. Local 888, Mar 1960 - Mar 68 13-16. Local 889, May 1946 - Feb 70 17. Local 890, Mar 1954 18. Local 891, Jan 1966 - Mar 67 19. Local 892, Jun 1947 - Dec 69 20. Local 893, Jul 1964 - May 69 21. Local 894, Jan 1961 - Jan 63 22. Local 896, Feb 1949 - Nov 65 23-25. Local 897, Feb 1952 - May 69 26-28. Local 898, Dec 1956 - Oct 69

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Box 263

1. Local 899,Jun 1963-Jan 70 2-4. Local 900,Dec 1946-Feb 70 5. Local 901,Feb 1949-Dec 66 6. Local 902,Jul 1951-Aug 69 7. Local 903,Dec 1951-Mar 70 8. Local 904,Jan-Feb 1969 9. Local 905,Mar 1948-Oct 65 10-13. Local 906,Jan 1947-Feb 70 14. Local 908,Apr 1960-Nov 68 16. Local 912,Sep 1963-Jun 69 17. Local 913,Nov 1953-Mar 68 18. Local 914,Apr 1961-Apr 68 19. Local 916,Apr 1962-Mar 66 20. Local 917,Apr 1963-Jan 65 21. Local 918,Jan 1948-May 68 22. Local 919,May 1952-Jan 70 23. Local 920,Aug 1961-Apr 68 24. Local 922,Apr 1962-Jul 69 25. Local 923,Jan 1947-Jan 70 26. Local 924,Apr-May 1946 27. Local 925,Sep 1964 28-32. Local 927,Jul 1946-Mar 70 33. Local 928,Jan 1953-Jul 68 34. Local 929,Apr 1962 35. Local 930,Feb 1967-Aug 68 36. Local 931,Jan 1956-Mar 67 37. Local 932,Jun 1961-Mar 68

Box 264

1-6. Local 933, Jan 1947-Oct 62 7-9. Local 933, Jul 1960-Mar 66, John V. Loudermilk Jr. 10-17. Local 933, Jan 1963-May 70 18. Local 935,Mar 1966-Jan 69 19. Local 936,Jun 1952-Feb 63 20-21. Local 937, Feb 1957-May 66 22. Local 938, Jan 1953-Jul 68 23. Local 939, May 1950 24. Local 940, Oct 1954-Apr 70 25. Local 941, Mar 1949-Apr 66 26. Local 942, Dec 1961-Sep 67 27. Local 944, Nov 1951-Jan 70 28. Local 945, Nov 1954-Jul 68 29. Local 946, Feb 1957-Aug66 30. Local 947, Apr 1961-Jul 62, Administratorship 31. Local 948, Sep 1955-Aug 59

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Box 264 (cont'd)

32. Local 949, Aug 1967 33. Local 950, Dec 1968-Apr 69 34. Local 951, Mar 1956-Feb 63 35. Local 952, Feb 1951-Jan 70 36. Local 953, May 1946-Apr 69 37. Local 943, Jun 1958-Feb 66 38. Local 955, Aug 1960-Mar70

Box 265 1. Local 956, Apr 1956 2. Local 9575 Feb 1963-Apr 65 3. Local 959, Feb 1966-Jul 69 4. Local 960, Feb 1952-Jul 53 5-8. Local 961, Jul 1947-May 70 9. Local 962, Jul 1965-Apr 68 10. Local 963, Feb 1950-Jun 69 11. Local 964, Jun 1959-Apr 66 12. Local 966, Sep 1950-Feb 68 13-14. Local 967, Feb 1958-Jun 68 15. Local 968, Feb 1950-Aug 67 16-21. Local 969, Feb 1949-May 70 22. Local 970, Sep 1965 23-24. Local 971, Sep 1949-Jan 69 25. Local 972, Aug 1960-Apr 66 26-28. Local 974, May 1949-Mar 70 29. Local 975, Jun 1957-Aug 58 30. Local 976, Apr 1965-Jun 67 31-32. Local 977, Dec 1958-Feb 69 33. Local 978, Jun 1955-Oct 58 34. Local 979, Oct 1963 35. Local 980, Aug 1949-Dec 69 36. Local 981, Oct 1960-Aug 63 37. Local 982, Aug 1966 38. Local 983, May 1957-Jan 70 39. Local 984, Feb 1952-Aug 69 40-41. Local 985, Apr 1947-Jul 69

Box 266

1. Local 986, Jul 1962-Jul 69 2-3. Local 987, Nov 1946-Jan 68 4-8. Local 988, Feb 1948-Dec 69 9. Local 989, Mar 1-957 10. Local 990, Jul 1957-Jun 61 11. Local 991, Feb 1947-Sep 69 12. Local 994, Aug 1969

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Box 266 (cont'd)

13. Local 995, Feb 1947-Nov 66 14. Local 996, Apr 1958-Nov 67 15. Local 997, Sep 1951-Jun 69 16. Local 998, Mar 1950-May 69 17. Local 1000, Jun 1961-Aug 69 18. Local 1001, Feb 1960-Sep 61 19. Local 1002, Feb 1969 20. Local 1003, Aug 1962-Jun 65 21. Local 1004, Jul 1954-Jan 63 22. Local 1005, Apr 1968, Part 1 of 9 Petitions 23-27. Local 1005, Apr 1952-Oct 66, Parts 2-6 of 9 28. Local 1005, Feb 1965-Apr 66, Part 7 of 9 - Special Case: Removal of District Committeeman 29. Local 1005, Mar 19, 1965, Part 8 of 9 - Investigation: (Beckham, Ferrazza, Stump) 30. Local 1005, Feb 1967-Apr 70, Part 9 of 9 31. Local 1006, Jun 1968

Box 267

1. Local 1007, Mar 1960 - Mar 70 2. Local 1008, Sep 1964 3-5. Local 1010, Apr 1953 - Dec 63 6. Local 1010, Jan-Jun 1963, NLRB Case of Anthony Jurewicz 7-11. Local 1001, Jan 1964 - May 70 12-13. Local 1011, Apr 1952 - Jun 69 14. Local 1012, Mar 1966 - Apr 69 15. Local 1013, Jun 1958 - Jun 69 16. Local 1014, May 1957 - Aug 58 17. Local 1015, Sep-Nov 1966 18. Local 1017, Dec 1968 19. Local 1019, Oct 1964 20. Local 1020, Sep 1961 - Apr 69 21 Local 1021, Sep 1961 - Feb 70 22. Local 1022, Dec 1963 - Apr 68 23. Local 1024, May 1963 24. Local 1025, Jul 1967 25. Local 1026, Jan 1964 - Jul 65 26-27. Local 1027, Jan 1966 - Sep 69 28. Local 1028, Nov 1961 - Jun 63 29. Local 1030, Mar 1960-66 30-31. Local 1031, Feb 1949 - Feb 70 32. Local 1033, Jun 1961 - Sep 64 33. Local 1034, Mar 1968 - Mar 70 34. Local 1035, Jan 1969 35. Local 1036, Nov 1955 - Mar 67

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Box 267 (cont'd)

36-38. Local 1037, Jan 1960 - Nov 69 39. Local 1038, Jan 1969 40. Local 1040, Nov 1965 - Jun 67 41. Local 1042, Feb 1960 - Oct 65 42. Local 1043, Dec 1964 43. Local 1044, Jan-Jun 1966 44-46. Local 1045, Mar 1950 - Mar 70 47. Local 1047, Apr 1961 - Mar 69 48. Local 1048, Feb 1963 - Jul 63 49. Local 1049, Apr-Jun 1970 50-51. Local 1050, Mar 1950 - Sep 68

Box 268

1. Local 1051, Oct 1965 - Dec 66 2. Local 1054, Aug 1968 3. Local 1055, Jun 1965 4-5. Local 1056, Oct 1956 - Dec 69 6. Local 1057, Apr 1959 - Nov 66 7. Local 1058, Jun 1951 - Feb 70 8. Local 1059, Mar 1959 - Feb 69 9. Local 1069, Feb 1962 - Jun 66 10. Local 1061, Dec 1965 11. Local 1062, Jul 1962 - Aug 66 12. Local 1063, Apr 1964 - Sep 66 13. Local 1064, May 1950 - Jan 68 14. Local 1065, Jul 1954 - Feb 68 15. Local 1066, Dec 1962 - Apr 69 16. Local 1068, Oct 1967 - Jan 68 17. Local 1069, Aug 1964 - Nov 69 18-19. Local 1070, Dec 1959 - Sep 69 20. Local 1072, Dec 1967 - Jan 68 21. Local 1073, Mar 1966 22. Local 1074, Jan 1966 - Apr 67 23. Local 1075, Mar 1958 - May 69 24. Local 1076, Jul 1957 - Oct 57 25. Local 1077, Apr 1961 - Sep 63 26. Local 1078, May 1957 - Mar 66 27. Local 1079, Jun 1962 - Jan 67 28. Local 1080, Oct 1958 - Apr 67 29. Local 1081, May 1955 - Mar 62 30. Local 1.082, Jun-Dec 1968 31. Local 1083, May 1966 32. Local 1084, Mar 1958 33. Local 1086, Apr 1960-69 34. Local 1090, Dec 1965

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Box 268 (cont'd)

35. Local 1091, Mar 1966 - May 70 36. Local 1092, Jan 1958 - Jul 65 37-38. Local 1093, Mar 1954 - Sep 66 39. Local 1093, Feb-Sep 1966, Eaton Appeal Case 40. Local 1093, Aug 1967 - Dec 69 41. Local 1093, Mar-Nov 1969, "Black Caucus" of LU 42-44. Local 1093, Jun 1969 - Oct 69, Fred Davis File 45. Local 1094, Sep 1959 - Mar 70 46. Local 1095, Apr 1957 - Feb 64 47. Local 1096, Oct 1954 - Sep 66 48. Local 1097, Jun 1957 - Nov 69 49. Local 1099, Aug 196G 50. Local 1100, May 1958 - Dec 62 51. Local 1101, Jun 1957 - Aug 61 52. Local 1102, Feb 1970 53. Local 1103, Mar 1958 - Nov 69 54. Local 1104, Mar 1960 - May 68 55. Local 1105, Sep-Oct 1960 56. Local 1107, Feb 1961 - Jun 67 57. Local 1108, Jul-Sep 1964 58. Local 1109, Jun 1965 - Apr 69 59. Local 1110, Jul 1968

Box 269

1-4. Local 1111, Oct 1957 - Jan 70 5-6. Local 1112, Feb 1961 - Mar 70 7. Local 1113, Jul 1962 - Dec 69 8. Local 1114, Mar 1954 - Jun 66 9. Local 1115, Sep 1959 - Jan 70 10. Local 1116, May 1955 - Feb 68 11. Local 1117, Feb 1957 - Aug 64 12. Local 1118, Mar-Jun 1963 13. Local 1119, Apr 1965 - Jan 66 14. Local 1121, May 1959 - Feb 61 15. Local 1122, Jul 1953 - Aug 69 16. Local 1123, Aug 1969 17. Local 1124, Jan 1959 - Jul 66 18. Local 1125, Feb 1962 - May 66 19. Local 1130, May 1961 20. Local 1131, Dec 1961 - Jan 68 21. Local 1132, Sep 1969 22. Local 1134, Nov 1967 23. Local 1135, May 1959 - Jan 61 24. Local 1137, Jun 1966 - Jul 68 25. Local 1138, Apr 1961 - Sep 68

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Box 269 (cont'd)

26. Local 1139, Aug 1963 - Sep 64 27. Local 1140, Oct 1963 - Sep 66 28. Local 1141, Feb 1959 - Mar 66 29. Local 1142, Mar 1966 30. Local 1146, Jan 1962 31. Local 1147, Oct 1955 - May 64 32. Local 1148, Feb-Nov 1968 33. Local 1150, Feb-Apr 1964 34. Local 1151, Apr 1961 - Feb 66 35. Local 1152, Jun 1959 - Jun 67 36. Local 1154, May-Jun 1955 37-43. Local 1155, Jun 1953 - Feb 70 44. Local 1156, Sep 1963 45. Local 1160, Aug 196 - Jan 70 46. Local 1161, Oct 1966 - Feb 69 47. Local 1162, Apr 1963 48. Local 1163, Jul 1964 - May 70 49. Local 1164, Jun 1952 - Jan 64 50. Local 1166, Oct 1964 - Feb 70 51. Local 1167, Feb 1967 52. Local 1168, Jun 1965 - Apr 67 53. Local 1169, May 1960 - Nov 65 54. Local 1172, Apr 1953 - Feb 55 55- 61. Local 1173, Nov 1952 - Apr 64

Box 270

1. Local 1175, Nov 1957 - Feb 67 2. Local 1176, Jun-Jul 1969 3. Local 1177, Jul 1964 - Apr 67 4. Local 1178, Dec 1953 - Oct 58 5. Local 1179, Sep 1959 - Jun 63 6. Local 1180, Jun 1959 7. Local 1181, Oct 1961 - Dec 67 8. Local 1182, May 1957 - Mar 61 9-15. Local 1183, Nov 1952 - Apr 70 16. Local 1186, Jan 1954 - Jun 69 17. Local 1188, Apr 1965 - Feb 68 18. Local 1189, Aug 1959 - Mar 67 19. Local 1190, Sep 1960 - Dec 69 20. Local 1191, Apr 1963 - Apr 68 21. Local 1192, Aug 1965 - Dec 69 22. Local 1194 Sep 1959 - May 70 23. Local 1194, Sep 1964 - Nov 66 24. Local 1195, Feb 1964 25. Local 1197, Sep 1964 - Jul 65

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Box 270 (cont'd)

26. Local 1198, May 1953 - Jun 66 27. Local 1199, Feb 1956 28-30 Local 1200, Sep 1952 - Oct 69 31. Local 1201, Jul 1962 - Jul 63 32. Local 1202, Apr 1959 - Nov 65 33. Local 1203, Sep 1968 34. Local 1205, Dec 1963 - Dec 64 35. Local 1206, Mar 1963 - Jul 69 36. Local 1208, Dec 1952 - Jan 70 37. Local 1210, Jul 1962 - Nov 69 38. Local 1211, May 1955 - Mar 68 39. Local 1212, Apr 1955 - Jan 66 40. Local 1214, Sep 1963 - May 65 41. Local 1216, May 1957 - Nov 69 42. Local 121.8,Jun 1961 - Jan 69 43. Local 1219, Jun 1958 - Aug 69 44. Local 1221, Sep 1953 - May 60 45. Local 1222, Oct 1969 46. Local 1223, Nov 1954 - Jul 64 47. Local 1224, Nov 1966 48-49. Local 1226, May 1954 - Jan 70

Box 271

1. Local 1227, Jan 1964 2. Local 1229, Jan 1967 3. Local 1230, June 1968-Jan 70 4-6. Local 1231, Jan 1956-Apr 70 7. Local 1233, Oct 1961-Feb 70 8-9. Local 1234, Jun 1957-Jan 70 10. Local 1235, Aug 1961-May 67 11. Local 1236, Jan 1961-May 68 12. Local 1237, Dee 1962-Apr 70 13. Local 1238, Apr 1956-Dec 62 14. Local 1239, Feb 1956-Apr 66 15. Local 1240, Dec 1958-Feb 69 16. Local 1241, Jun 1962-Jun 63 17. Local 1242, Jun 1956-Aug 68 18. Local 1243, Jun 1957-Jan 69 19. Local 1244, Oct 1963 20-21. Local 1245, Apr 1954-Nov 65 22. Local 1246, Jun 1961-Sep 69 23-25. Local 1248, Dec 1955-Apr 70 26. Local 1249, Jun 1965-Jul 67 27-31. Local 1250, Mar 1953-Nov 69 32-35. Local 1251, Nov 1963-Jan 70

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Box 271 (cont'd)

36. Local 1252, Jan 1964 37. Local 1253, May 1960-Apr 61 38. Local 1254, Apr-May 1970 39. Local 1256, Mar 1964-May 69 40. Local 1257, Jan 1970 41. Local 1258, Feb 1963-Mar 70 42. Local 1259, Dee 1964-Mar 67 43. Local 1260, Jul 1959-Aug 69 44. Local 1262, Nov 1957-Mar 60 45. Local 1263, Mar 1956-Aug 63 46. Local 1264, May 1964-Feb 70 47. Local 1266, Mar 1967 48. Local 1267, May 1959-Jul 60 49-50. Local 1268, Feb 1963-Feb 70

Box 272

1. Local 1269, Oct 1961-Jul 62 2. Local 1270, Aug 1963-Jun 69 3. Local 1271 Aug-Sep 1964 4. Local 1272 Sep 1958-Aug 62 5. Local 1273, Jan 1964 6. Local 1274, Nov 1965 7. Local 1275, Nov 1968 8. Local 1276, Nov 1966 9. Local 1277, Jul 1964 10. Local 1279, Jul 1963 11. Local 1280, Aug 1965-Jun 68 12. Local 1281, Oct 1963 13. Local 1282, Jul 1957-Mar 66 14. Local 1283, Mar 1966-Jun 67 15. Local 2-284, Nov 1957-Mar 68 16-17. Local 1285, Aug 1962-Dec 69 18. Local 1286, Apr 1955-Jul 63 19. Local 1287, Jan 1958-Mar 68 20. Local 1288, Aug 1961-Mar 68 21. Local 1290, Sep 1957-May 68 22. Local 1291, Mar 1963-Apr 66 23-24. Local 1292, Jul 1958-Feb 70 25. Local 1293, Aug 1966-May 68 26. Local 1295, May 1962-Feb 69 27. Local 1296, Feb 1964 28. Local 1297, Aug 1962-Jul 67 29. Local 1298, Oct-Nov 1960 30-32. Local 1301, May 1957-May 70, Micheal Vernovai Case 33. Local 1302, Feb 1965

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Box 272 (cont'd)

34. Local 1304, Feb 1956-Apr 68 35. Local 1306, Oct 1955-Nov 66 36. Local 1307, Apr 1956-Oct 69 37. Local 1308, Apr 1958-May 69 38. Local 1309, Jun 1958-Nov 69 39. Local 1310, Aug 1957-Mar 66 40. Local 1312, Apr 1966-May 68 41-43. Local 1313, May 1964-Feb 70 44. Local 1314, Feb-Aug 1967 45. Local 1315, Mar 1960-Apr 67 46. Local 1317, Apr-May 1964 47. Local 1318, Oct 1963-Mar 70 48. Local 1319, Nov 1959-Oct 67 49. Local 1322, Nov 1965 50. Local 1323, Oct 1963-Sep 67 51. Local 1324, May 1962-Jul 63 52. Local 1328, Oct 1965-Nov 67 53. Local 1329, May 1964-May 67 54. Local 1330, Nov 1965 55. Local 1332, Nov 1964-Jan 65 56. Local 1333, Nov 1957-Apr 67 57. Local 1334, Oct 1967 58. Local 1335, Jan-Dee 1968 59. Local 1336, Jul 1957-Feb 66 60. Local 1337, Apr-Jun 1968 61. Local 1338, Jul 1969 62. Local 1341, Jun 1966-Oct 69 63. Local 1342, Sep 1969 64. Local 1344, Oct 1965 65. Local 1345, Jan-Nov 1965 66. Local 1346, Jan 1967-Jan 69 67. Local 1347, Nov 1967 68. Local 1348, Nov 1966-May 69 69. Local 1349, May-Jun 1969 70. Local 1350, Nov 1968 71. Local 1351, Jun 1969 72. Local 1354, Apr 1967 73. Local 1356, Apr 1963-Apr 67 74. Local 1357, Jun 1958-Oct 69

Box 273

1-4. Local 1364 Aug,1963-Mar 70 5. Local 1367, Apr-Dec 1968 6. Local 1372, Mar 1967 7. Local 1377, Nov 1967-Mar 68

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Box 273 (cont'd)

8. Local 1379, Jun 1967-May 70 9. Local 1382, May-Nov 1957 10. Local 1389, Sep 1967 11. Local 1393, May 1957 12. Local 1394, Jun 1968 13. Local 1396, Mar 1968 14. Local 1400, Aug 1968 15. Local 1401, Jun 1969-Jan 70 16. Local 1403, Jan 1967-Sep 69 17. Local 1404, Apr 1968-Jan 70 18. Local 1405, Aug 1966 19. Local 1406, Sep 1966 20. Local 1409, Mar 1970 21. Local 1412, Jan-Feb 1967 22. Local 1414, Sep 1967 23. Local 1419, Feb 1968-Mar 69 24. Local 1423, Apr 1962-Nov 66 25. Local 1425, Nov 1969-Dec 69 26. Local 1426, Sep 1967-Oct 69 27. Local 1428, May 1967-Mar 68 28. Local 1429, Apr 1969 29-30. Local 1430, Sep 1967-Apr 70 31. Local 1433, Jun 1967 32. Local 1435, Sep 1967-Aug 68 33. Local 1436, Jan-Feb 1968 34. Local 1438, Jan 1968-Jan 69 35. Local 1440, Oct 1967-Dec 68 36. Local 1444, Jun 1967 37. Local 1447, Mar 1968 38. Local 1448, Jan 1968 39. Local 1449, Jan 1968 40. Local 1451, Oct 1968-Feb 67 41. Local 1453, Jun 1969 42. Local 1454, Apr 1969 43. Local 1455, Feb 1969 44. Local 1456, Jul 1968-Oct 69 45. Local 1460, Sep 1967-Aug 68 46. Local 1461, Oct 1967-Mar 68 47. Local 1462, Mar 1968 48. Local 1466, Aug 1969 49. Local 1472, Dec 1967-Jan 68 50. Local 1474, Apr 1968 51. Local 1480, Mar 1969 52. Local 1486, Jun 1967-Apr 68 53. Local 1498, Nov 1967 54. Local 1500, Aug 1958-Jun 65

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Box 273 (cont'd)

55. Local 1508, Apr 1969 56. Local 1509, Mar 1969 57. Local 1516, May 1969 58. Local 1517, Mar-Jun 1968 59. Local 1519, Sep 1969-Apr 70 60. Local 1520, Aug-Sep 1968 61. Local 1523, Apr 1968 62. Local 1529, May 1968 63. Local 1531, May 1968-Aug 69 64. Local 1534, Feb 1969-Feb 70 65. Local 1537, May-Jul 69 66. Local 1545, Oct 1969 67. Local 1565, Jan 1952-Jul 67 68. Local 1571, Jan 1967 69. Local 1591, Sep 1968-Apr 69 70. Local 1593, Apr-Oct 1967 71. Local 1596, Feb-Jun 1969 72. Local 1602, Mar-Nov 1967 73. Local 1603, Apr 1965-Sep 66 74-75. Local 1604, Oct 1961-Feb 70 76. Local 1610, Sep-Nov 69 77. Local 1615, Nov 1969-Jan 70 78. Local 1618, Sep 1969-Mar 70 79. Local 1624, Dec 1969 80. Local 1634, Jul 1969 81. Local 1640, Jun 1969-Mar 70 82. Local 1643, Jan-May 1970 83-84. Local 1645, May 1957-Dec 69 85. Local 1668, Aug 1958-Mar 68 86. Local 1699, Feb-Mar 1965 87. Local 1701, Oct 1964 88. Local 1827, Feb 1960-May 1961 89. Local 1967, May 1967-Jul 1969

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Series VII UAW Public Review Board 1957-1970 Boxes 274-285

The Public Review Board was created by constitutional amendment at the 16th Constitutional Convention of the UAW in April of 1957. Its stated purpose was to insure continued "high moral and ethical standards" in the administration of the union by further strengthening "the democratic processes and appeal procedures" as they affected individual members and subordinate bodies. The Public Review Board provided an impartial panel to which grievances could be appealed after the union's established procedures had been exhausted. The Board was composed of persons eminent in the fields of education, religion and the law.

This series is divided into the following three subseries:

Subseries A: General Files, 1957-1970, Boxes 274-275: Correspondence, reports, clippings and articles. This subseries relates to the establishment of the Board, financial aspects of its operation and its members. Files are arranged alphabetically.

Subseries B: Decisions, 1957-1966, Box 276: Summaries of decisions reached by the Board.

Subseries C: Case Files, 1957-1969, Storage Boxes 277-285: These files relate to cases #46 through #199 and contain correspondence, grievance records, reports of investigations, testimony, clippings and a variety of material offered in evidence. In most instances these files document contact between the appellants and the President's Office, action taken by the International Executive Board, and final disposition by the Public Review Board. Files may also contain records dating back to the original filing of the grievance. Files are arranged by case number. The files for cases #186 and #195 are missing. Because of the sensitive nature of some of these files, researchers wishing to see them are required first to sign an Archives Restriction of Use Statement, which precludes the use of names and other personal information which could lead to the indentification of individuals. These case files may not be photocopied.

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Subseries A: General Files, 1957-1970

Box 274

1-10. Annual Reports, First through Tenth, 1957-67 11. Clippings, articles, 1954-67 12-13. Financial correspondence, 1957-63

Box 275

1-8. General correspondence, 1957-70 9-13. Members correspondence, 1957-69 14. A More Perfect Union . . . The UAW Public Review Board: Why, What, How, 1957 15. A More Perfect Union; Correspondence, State governors, 1957 16. ; Correspondence, U.S. congressmen, 1957 17. ; Correspondence, U.S. senators, 1957

Subseries B: Decisions, 1957-66

Box 276

1. Digest & Index of Decisions, 1957-64 2. Indexes & summaries of decisions, 1957-66 3-15. Decisions; Cases 1 - 153

Subseries C: Case Files, 1957-1969

Box 277

1-3. Case #46; Frank Telakowicz, Local 425, 1959-60 (see #75) 4. Case #47; Ellis v. Lindy, Local 453, 1960 5. Case #48; Paul Siren, Int'l Rep. (Canada), 1958-60 6-7. Case #49; Mitchell Sosnowski, Local 1308, 1960-61 (see #60) 8-9. Case #50; W. C. Oates, Jr., Local 34, 1960-62 10-13. Case #51; Richard Ryan, Local 906 & Francis Laracy, Local 906, 1958-61 14. Case #52; Sims, Mincy, Winston, Wray, Local 988, 1960-61 15. Case #55; John Clark, Local 961, 1960 (see #66) 16. Case #54; William Brummett, Local 1190, 1960-61 (see #61) 17. Case #55; Irene Sparks, Local 236, 1960-61

Box 278

1. Case #56; Philip Kulinski, Frank Warczynski, Local 239, 1960-61 (see #116) 2-3. Case #57; Davis, Gallo, Lock, Moore, Local 600, 1952-61 4. Case #58; Ray Waugh, Local 842, 1960-61

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Box 278 (cont'd)

5. Case #59; Fred Dubois, Irving Iverson, Local 1200, 1961-62 6. Case #60; Mitchell Sosnowski, Local 1308, 1961 (see #49) 7. Case #61; William Brummett, Local 1190, 1961 (see #54) 8-1.0. Case #62; Hilliard Ellis, Local 453, 1960-61 11. Case #63; Frank Kay, Local 212, 1961 12-13. Case #64; Harold Plyer, Local 599, 1960-61 14. Case #65; James Salmon, Local 200, 1961-62 15. Case #66; John Clark, Local 961, 1961 (see #55) 16. Case #67; Leonard Snider, Local 1292, 1961 17. Case #68; Shop Committee Local 262, 1961 18. Case #69; Walter Spurrier, Albert Norman, Local 594, 1961 19. Case #70; Albert Lachance, Local 275, 1961 20-21. Case #71; John Stezzi, Louie Summers, Local 92, 1961-62 22. Case #72; Chet Dobies, Larry Dziedzic, Local 889, 1961-62

Box 279

1-3. Case #73; John Considine, Local 897, 1958-62 4-5. Case #74; Ralph Knox, Locals 212 & 900, 1953-62 6. Case #75; Frank Telakowicz, Local 425, 1961-62 (see #46) 7. Case #76; Local 707, Canada, 1961-62 8. Case #77; Lloyd Webb, Local 581, 1962 9-10. Case #78; Otterburn Unit, Helen Gos et al.,1961-62 11. Case #79; Edward Aubrey, Local 1245, 1962-64 12. Case #80; Karl Smith, Local 889, 1961-65 13. Case #81; Paul Hanselmann, Local 353, 1962 (see #93) 14. Case #82; Bennie Workman, Local 681, 1962 15-16. Case #83; Al Plant, Local 1183, 1960-63 17. Case #84; Patrick Connelly, Local 735, 1961-62 18. Case #85; Thaddeus Damon et al., Local 846, 1962 (see #104) 19. Case #86; GM Parts Unit, Local 408, 1961-62

Box 280

1. Case #87; Lewis Michener & Michael Pezza, Local 923, 1962 2. Case #88; Stella Deakins, Local 205, 1961-63 3. Case #89; Lawrence Giordano, Local 343, 1961-62 4-5. Case #90; Walter Lucki, Local 971, 1961-62 6. Case #91; Bertha Johnson, Local 72, 1961-62 7. Case #92; Frank Lickman, Local 412, 1962 8. Case #93; Paul Hanselmann, Local 353, 1962 (see #81) 9. Case #94; National Doehler-Jarvis Council, 1962 10. Case #95; Norman McKelvey et al., Local 600, 1962-63 11. Case #96; A. Stanley Sanders & Arten Narsisian, Local 174, 1962-63 12. Case #97; Albrecht Jaeckel, Local 600, 1962-63 13. Case #98; John McColl & Robert Bondy, Local 444, 1962-63

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Box 280 (cont'd)

14. Case #99; Ann Giakowski, Local 22, 1961-63 15. Case #100; John Rowe et al., Local 869, 1961-63 16. Case #101; George Fleming et al., Local 369, 1961-63 17. Case #102; Frank Cerne, Local 152, 1962 18. Case #103; Robert Alspaugh, Local 977, 1962-63 19. Case #104; Thaddeus Damon, Local 846 (see #85)

Box 281

1. Case #105; John DiFebo, Local 738, 1962-63 2. Case #106; Somerville Industries Unit, Local 303, 1962-63 3. Case #107; Emil Pulick, Local 600, 1962-63 4. Case #108; Jack Pearce, R. E. Lane, Local 988, 1962-63 5-6. Case #109; Kellog, Dandeneau, Haggerty, Kozal, Simmons, Local 257, 1962-63 7. Case #110; A. Simpson, Local 27, 1963 8. Case #111; Paul Little, Local 392, 1962-63 9. Case #112; Buick Warehouse #38 Unit, Local 157, 1963 10. Case #113; John W. Anderson, Pete Hanik, Local 15, 1963-65 11. Case #114; Donald Knight, Ken McFadden, Local 444, 1963-64 12. Case #115; Stanley Jakubowski, Local 157, 1962-63 13. Case #116; Philip Kulinski, Local 239, 1963 (see #56) 14. Case #117; Stephen Thompson, Local 153, 1963-64 15-16. Case #118; Harry Becker, Local 600, 1963-64 17. Case #119; Harold Eschenbacher, Local 778, 1963-64 18. Case #120; Charles Clavenna et al., Local 151, 1963-64 19. Case #121; Bob Weissman, Local 122, 1963-64 20. Case #122; Pietraszek, Bauer, Fantene, Fydryk, Local 3, 1963-65

Box 282

1. Case #123; Eugene Miller, Local 581, 1963-64 2-3. Case #124; Henry Noble, Local 233, 1963-66 4. Case #125; George Moffett, Local 212, 1962-64 5. Case #126; Clyde Mullins, Local 420, 1963-65 6. Case #127; Al Piluso, Local 738 (see #135, #147, #177) 7. Case #128; Herbert Wyatt, Local 23, 1963-65 8. Case #129; Edward Jones, Local 927, 1964 9. Case #130; Benjamin Hopper et al., Local 581, 1963-65 10. Case #131; Peter Cacavas, Local 22, 1964-65 (see #158) 11. Case #132; David J. Crooker, Local 375, 12. Case #133; Bernard Pizor et al., Local 813, 1964-65 13. Case #134; Charles Gladstone, Local 600, 1964-65 14. Case #135; Al Piluso, Local 738, 1964-66 (see #127, #147, #177) 15. Case #136; Saul Jackel, Local 1010, 1964-67 16. Case #137; Ben Walker, Local 174, 1965

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Box 282 (cont'd)

17. Case #138; Chester Lucuski, Local 731, 1964-65 18. Case #139; Wayne Sturgeon, Local 927, 1964-65

Box 283

1. Case #140; Max Ireland, Local 182, 1964-67 2. Case #141; Fred Patterson, Local 719, 1964-66 3. Case #142; Saul Firstin et al., Local 160, 1965 4. Case #143; Frank Kilinski, Local 599, 1966 5. Case #144: Florence Gearhart, Local 927, 1964-66 6. Case #145; Calvin Conway, Local 659, 1964-66 7. Case #146, Neal Stevenson, Local 687, 1964-66 9. Case #147; Al Piluso, Local 738, 1964-66 (see #127, #135, #177) 10. Case #148; Clifton Scarlett, Local 735, 1964-65 11. Case #149; H. Astro & K. Mathis, Local 230, 1965-66 12. Case #150; Arnold Mascelli, Local 1193, 1965-66 13. Case #151; Mildred Stanton, Local 153, 1965-66 14. Case #152; Frank Bennett, Local 887, 1965-66 15. Case #153; Lloyd Fuqua, Local 735, 1965-66 16. Case #154; John Hess et al., Local 287, 1965-66 17. Case #155; C. E. Biondi, Local 153, 1965-66 18. Case #156; Nellie McDermtt et al., Local 927, 1965-67 19. Case #157; James Anderson, Local 600, 1965-67 20-21. Case #158; Peter Cacavas, Local 22, 1965-67 (see #131)

Box 284

1. Case #159; C. Moore, Local 205, 1965-66 2. Case #160; William Pohlman, Local 200, 1965-66 3. Case #161; Lewis Wilson, Local 486, 1968 4. Case #162; Robert King, Local 600, 1965-67 (see #164) 5. Case #163; Thomas O'Hara, Local 36, 1965-67 6. Case #164; John Quillico, Local 600, 1965-66 (see #162) 7. Case #165; William Roberts, Local 738, 1965-66 8. Case #166; Dick Moore, Local 420, 1965-66 9. Case #167; Peter Phillips et al., Local 683, 1965-66 10. Case #168; James Standifer, Local 738, 1966 11. Case #169; John Derico, Local 930, 1965-67 12. Case #170; Ernest Schmidt, Local 174, 1966 13. Case #171; James Jackson, John Cassidy, Local 933, 1966-67 14. Case #172; Gibson, Darnell, Kanable, Local 750, 1968 15. Case #173; Joseph Meila, Local 153, 1966-67 16. Case #174; Liddell, Hughes, King, Local 600, 1966-67 17. Case #175; Miles Loyd, Lemuel Palmer et al., Local 550, 1966-67 18. Case #176; Daniel Roberts & William Adkins, Local 977, 1965-67 19. Case #177; Al Piluso, Local 738, 1966-67 (see #127, #135, #147)

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Box 284 (cont'd)

20. Case #178; Raymond West, Local 738, 1966-68

Box 285

1. Case #179; Raymond Bradley, et al., Local 1313, 1966-67 2. Case #180; Local 736, 1968 3. Case #181; Dorothy Humbal et al., Local 908, 1966-67 4. Case #182; Thomas Alfieri, Local 774, 1965-67 5. Case #183; Ray Branch, Local 848, 1966-67 6. Case #184; Alton Mathis, Local 1183, 1961-67 7. Case #185; Paul Keeys, Martin Slowey, Local 92, 1967-68 (Case #186 missing) 8. Case #187; Alphons Wozniak, Local 486 9. Case #188; Carl Dimeo et al., Local 72, 1967-68 10. Case #189; Lewis Wilson, Local 486, 1967-68 11. Case #190; Calvin Hopkins, Local 730, 1968-69 12. Case #191; Irving Canter et al., Local 306, 1968 13. Case #192; Jim Pfeiffer, Local 556, 1966-68 14. Case #193; Harold Conroy, Local 376, 1968 15. Case #194; Joseph Tencza, Local 157, 1967-68 (Case #195 missing) 16. Case #196; GM Research Unit, Local 160, 1968-69 17-18. Case #197; Harley Peterson, Local 257, 1968-69 19. Case #198; Odis Martin, Local 23 20. Case #199; Gilbert Hardt, Local 75, 1968-69

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Series VIII CIO President, 1952-1955 Boxes 286-300 1 Oversize Scrapbook

Files which were maintained in Reuther's Detroit office relating to his work as President of the CIO from 1952 until 1955 and to the merger of the CIO and the AFL in 1955. Other files pertaining to the CIO, which date for the most part from an earlier period, can be found in Series II and III.

This series is divided into the following five subseries:

Subseries A: Administrative and General Files, Boxes 286-291, 1 oversize scrapbook: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, convention materials, minutes and clippings relating to the administration of the CIO. A few items predate or postdate the period of Reuther's presidency. Files are arranged alphabetically.

Subseries B: CIO Unions, Boxes 291-293: Correspondence between the CIO President's Office and the headquarters of unions affiliated with the CIO. There are also some reports, memoranda, official statements and clippings. These files relate to organizing, jurisdictional disputes and special problems of the affiliated unions, which were brought to the attention of the CIO. Files are arranged alphabetically by union name.

Subseries C: International Affairs, Boxes 293-294: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, clippings and other items relating to the CIO's relationships with foreign unions and international labor organizations. Much of the correspondence is from Victor Reuther, who was the CIO's European representative. These files reflect the interest of the CIO in promoting contact with the labor movement outside the United States, fostering international cooperation among labor organizations and combating Communist influence on these groups. Files are arranged alphabetically.

Subseries D: Correspondence, Boxes 295-298: Correspondence, much of it of a routine nature, with other organizations, prominent individuals, government officials and the public. Files are divided alphabetically and arranged chronologically. Where an extensive correspondence took place, a special file has been created. Correspondence relating to invitations is placed separately at the end of the subseries.

Subseries E: AFL-CIO Merger, Boxes 298-300: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, statements, drafts, minutes, notes, clippings and publications relating to the lengthy negotiations

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Subseries A: Administrative and General Files, Boxes 286-291, 1 oversize scrapbook

Box 286

1-2. AFL Unions; Correspondence, 1952-55 3. Arbitrator; Decisions, 1952 4-8. Clippings, 1938-53 9-11. Committees; Automation, Committee on, 1954-55 14-17. ;Executive Committee, 1952-55 18. ;Housing, National Committee, 1952-54

Box 287

1-4. Committees; Political Action Committee, 1952-55 5. ; Rank & File Progressive Unity Committee, 1938 6-8. ; A-Z, 1952-55 9. Conferences; Full Employment Conference, 1954 10. ; Taxation, National Conference on, 1953 11-12. Councils; County Councils, 1952-55 13-14. ; State Councils, 1950-54

Box 288

1-2. Councils; State Councils, 1955-56 3. Convention, 1952 4. ; Congratulations to WPR 5. ; Resolutions 6. Convention, 1953 7. ; Committees 8. ; Speeches 9-10. Convention, 1954 11. ; Guests 12. ; Issues 13. ; Speakers 14. Departments; Legislative - "Legis-Letter," 1950 15. ; Legislative, 1953-54 16. ; Legislative - "Report on Congress," 1954-55 17-18. ; Publicity, 1953

Box 289

1-3. Departments; Publicity, 1954-55 4. ; Research & Education, 1953-56 5-9. Executive Board, 1952-55 10-19. ; Digest of Minutes, Feb 1953 - May 1955 20-21. Murray, Philip, Memoria't, 1952-55 22-23. Officers; Carey, James B., Secretary-Treasurer, 1953-54

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Box 290

1-2. Officers; Carey, James B., Secretary-Treasurer, 1955-56 3-5. ; Goldberg, Arthur J., General Counsel, 1952-1955 6. ; Haywood, Allan S., Vice President, 1952-53 7-8. ; Riffe, John V., Vice President, 1952-55 9-10. Oliver, Robert, Presidential Administrative Assistant, 1952-55 11. Press releases, 1953 12-16. Regional Directors, 1953-55 17-18. Staff, 1953-55

Box 291

1-2. Unaffiliated Unions, 1952-55 3-4. U.S. Government; WPR statements, 1954-55

Oversize scrapbook of congratulatory messages on WPR's election to presidency of the CIO

Subseries B: CIO Unions, Boxes 291-293

Box 291

5. Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1952-55 6. Amalgamated Lithographers of America, 1952-53 7. American Newspaper Guild, 1953-55 8. American Radio Association, 1953-54 9. Barber & Beauty Culturists Union of America, 1952-53 10. Communications Workers of America, 1952-55 11. Federation of Glass & Ceramic...Workers of America, 1953-55 12. Government & Civic Employees Organizing Committee, 1953-55 13. Industrial Union of Marine & Shipbuilding Workers of America, 1952-55 14. Insurance Workers of America, 1953-55 15. International Union of Electrical...Workers, 1953-55 16. International Union of United Brewery...Workers, 1952-55 17. International Woodworkers of America, 1952-55 18. Leather Workers Organizing Committee, 1955 19. Local Industrial Unions, 1953-54 20. Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, 1953-55 21. Mechanics Educational Society of America, 1954 22. National Association of Broadcast Engineers & Technicians, 1952-55 23. National Maritime Union of America, 1952-55 24. Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers International Union, 1955-56 25. Oil Workers International Union, 1952-54

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Box 292

1. Playthings, Jewelry & Novelty Workers, 1953-54 2-3. Retail, Wholesale & Department Store Union, 1952-55 4. Retail, Wholesale & Department Store Union & Distributive, Processing & Office Workers of America, 1953-54 5. Transport Workers Union of America, 1953-55 6. United Automobile...Workers of America, 1953-55 7. United Department Store Workers of America, 1953-54 8. UnitedFurniture Workers of America, 1952-55 9-10. United Gas, Coke & Chemical Workers of America 1952-55 11. United Optical Workers Union, 1953-54 12-23. United Packinghouse Workers of America, 1952-55

Box 293

1. United Paperworkers of America, 1952-55 2. United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum & Plastic Workers of America, 1953-55 3. United Shoe Workers of America, 1953-55 4-5. United Steelworkers of America, 1952-55 6. United Stone & Allied Products Workers of America, 1955 7. United Textile Workers of America, 1952-55 8. United Transport Service Employees, 1952-55 9. Utility Workers Union of America, 1953-55

Subseries C: International Affairs, Boxes 293-294

Box 293

10. Canadian Congress of Labour, 1953-55 11-19. Foreign & International Unions, 1952-55 20. Free World Labor Fund, 1953-54 21. International Affairs Committee, 1953-55 22-25. International Affairs Department, 1952-56

Box 294

1-3. International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, 1953-55 4-5. International Metalworkers' Federation, 1952-55 6-17. Reuther, Victor G., European Representative, Apr 1951 - Jan 1956

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Subseries D: Correspondence, Boxes 295-298

Box 295

1. A, 1952-56 2-3. B, 1952-55 4. Burns, Arthur F., 1954 5-8. C, 1952-55 9-11. D, 1953-56 12. E, 1953-55 13. Edelman, John W., 1953 14. F, 1952-55 15-16. Foreign Operations Administration, 1953-55 17. G, 1953-55 19-21. H, 1953-55

Box 296

1. 1, 1953-55 2. J, 1952-56 3. K, 1953-55 4-5. L, 1953-56 6-8. M, 1952-55 9. Mitchell, James P., Secretary of Labor, 1953-55 10-12. N, 1953-55 13. National Council of Churches of Christ, 1953-54 14. 0, 1953-55 15. P, 1953-55 16-17. R, 1952-55

Box 297

1-3. S, 1952-56 4. T, 1953-55 5. Truman, Harry S. & Bess, 1953-55 6. U, 1952-55 7-8. U.S. Government, 1953-55 9-11. U.S. Senate & House Members, 1953-55 12. V, 1953-55 13-14. W, 1952-55 15. X - Z, 1953-55 16-17. Invitations accepted, 1954-55 18-21. Invitations rejected, 1955-56

Box 298

1-7. Invitations rejected, 1955-56

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Subseries E: AFL-CIO Merger, Boxes 298-300

Box 298

8. Jul 1950-Apr 1953; Unity discussions 9-12. Apr 1953-Jul 1954; No-raiding agreement 13-15. Jun 1954-Jun 1955; No-raiding violations 16-18. Aug 1954-Dec 1954; Merger negotiations

Box 299

1-4. Jan-Apr 1955; Merger negotiations 5-6. May 1955; Draft constitutions 7-14. May-Nov 1955; Merger negotiations

Box 300

1-5. Dec 1955; AFL-CIO 1st Constitutional Convention 6. ; Letters regarding the CIO 7-9. ; Letters of congratulation 10-11. Beck, Dave, 1953-55 12-13. McDonald, David, 1954-55 14-15. Meany, George, 1953-55 16-17. Quill, Michael J., 1954-55

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Series IX AFL-CIO Vice President, 1954-1968 Boxes 301-321

Files reflecting Reuther's work as Vice President of the AFL-CIO and as a member of the Executive Council from the time of the merger of the CIO and the AFL in 1955 until the disaffiliation of the UAW in 1968. In a few instances items in files predate the merger. There is correspondence to and from Reuther in all of his official capacities during this period: UAW President, AFL-CIO Vice President and Executive Council member and IUD President. Most documentation relating to the IUD will be found in Series X. Other files relating to the AFL-CIO can be found in Series III.

This series is divided into the following five subseries:

Subseries A: George Meany, President, 1955-1968, Boxes 301-303: Correspondence, memoranda, notes, reports, transcripts of testimony before Congress and press releases relating to President Meany's administration of the AFL-CIO. This documents the deterioration of the relationship between Meany as President of the AFL-CIO and Reuther as Vice President of the AFL-CIO and President of the UAW. Of particular interest in this regard are Reuther's typed notes recording meetings with Meany. Files are arranged chronologically.

Subseries B: William F. Schnitzler, Secretary-Treasurer, 1955-1968, Boxes 303-304: Correspondence, reports and other items. These files relate to administrative matters, chiefly financial affairs. Files are arranged chronologically.

Subseries C: Executive Council and General Board, 1955-1968, Boxes 304-309: Agendas, resolutions, reports, statements, correspondence, umpire decisions and press releases relating to the work of the Executive Council. There are also some minutes and other items from the General Board placed at the end of the subseries. Files are arranged chronologically.

Subseries D: Regions, Councils and Local Unions, 1954-1968, Boxes 309-311: Correspondence, memoranda, reports and other materials exchanged between Reuther's office and AFL-CIO regions, councils and local unions. This subseries deals with routine administrative matters, specific problems referred to Reuther or his aides and to merger arrangements on the regional level. Files are arranged by state alphabetically.

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Subseries E: General Files, 1954-1968, Boxes 312-321 Correspondence, memoranda, reports, notes, pamphlets, clippings and other items relating to the operation of the AFL-CIO. These files reflect the interaction of Reuther and his staff with AFL-CIO departments, his work on committees and his records from conferences and conventions, or they are related to specific topics. Files are arranged alphabetically.

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Subseries A: George Meany, President, 1955-1968, Boxes 301-303

Box 301

1-14. Meany, George, 1955-61

Box 302

1-16. Meany, George, 1962-66

Box 303

1-3. Meany, George, 1967-68 4. Meany, George, Foundation, 1963-67

Subseries B: William Schnitzler, Secretary-Treasurer, 1955-68, Boxes 303-304

Box 303 5-14. Schnitzler, William F., 1955-66

Box 304 1-3. Schnitzler, William F., 1967-68

Subseries C: Executive Council & General Board, 1956-68, Boxes 304-309

Box 304

4-17. Executive Council, 1956-58

Box 305

1-16. Executive Council, 1959-60

Box 306

1-12. Executive Council, 1961-62

Box 307

1-17. Executive Council, 1963-64

Box 308

1-15. Executive Council, 1965-66

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Box 309

1-5. Executive Council, 1967-68 & n.d. 6. General Board, 1956-66

Subseries D: Regions, Councils & Local Unions, 1954-68, Boxes 309-311

Box 309

7. Regions, 1956-67 8. Alabama, 1964 9. Alaska, 1962 10. Arizona, 1958-59 11. Arkansas, 1962-67 12-14. California, 1957-68 15. Colorado, 1962-68 16. Connecticut, 1956-68 17. Delaware, 1958 18. Florida, 1956-67 19-20. Georgia, 1957-68 21. Hawaii, 1960-67 22. Idaho, 1961-68 23. Illinois, 1958-67

Box 310

1-2. Indiana, 1955-68 3. Iowa, 1961-66 4. Kansas, 1956-63 5. Kentucky, 1962 6. Louisiana, 1956-66 7. Maryland, 1964-67 8. Massachusetts, 1962-68 9-15. Michigan, 1954-68 16. Minnesota, 1961-67 17. Mississippi, 1966-67 18. Missouri, 1960-65

Box 311

1. Nebraska, 1963 2. New Hampshire, 1965 3. New Jersey, 1957-68 4. New Mexico, 1961 5. New York, 1960-67 6. North Carolina, 1963-68 7. Ohio, 1958-68 8. Oklahoma, 1957

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Box 311 (cont'd)

9. Oregon, 1956-64 10. Pennsylvania, 1960-66 11. Rhode Island, 1957-64 12. South Carolina, 1965 13. South Dakota, 1958-68 14. Texas, 1957-68 15. Utah, 1958-65 16. Virginia, 1964-65 17. Washington, 1956-68 18. West Virginia, 1961-67 19. Wisconsin, 1957-68

Subseries E: General Files, 1954-68, Boxes 312-321

Box 312

1. Agricultural workers, 1956-66 2. American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees, 1966-68 3. Auxiliaries, 1958-66 4. Building & Construction Trades Dept., 1957-67 5. Civil Rights Committee, 1956-61 6. Civil Rights Dept., 1963-68 7. Clippings, 1955-68 8-14. Committee on Political Education (COPE), 1956-68 15. Community Services Committee, 1962-65

Box 313

1-2. Community Services Dept., 1958-68 3-4. Conferences; Atomic Radiation Hazards, 1956-57 5. ; Back to Work, 1961 6. ; Council of Economic Advisors, 1961 7. ; Economic & Legislative, 1958 8. ; Unemployment, 1959 9. ; World Affairs, 1960 10. Convention Schedule; Affiliated unions, 1968 11. Conventions; lst Constitutional, 1955 12. ; 2nd Constitutional, 1957 13. ; 3rd Constitutional, 1959 14-15. ; 4th Constitutional, 1961 16. ; 5th Constitutional, 1963

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Box 314

1. Conventions; 6th Constitutional, 1965 2-3. ; 7th Constitutional, 1967 4. Constitutions, 1954-63 5. Contributions, 1956-67 6. Disaffiliations from AFL or CIO 7-14. Economic Policy Committee, 1956-63

Box 315

1-2. Economic Policy Committee, 1964-66 3. Education Dept., 1956-66 4-11. Ethical Practices Committee, 1956-63 12. Federal labor unions, 1958 13. Federal taxes handbook, 1960

Box 316

1-6. Financial reports, 1960-67 7. Housing Committee, 1958-65 8. International affairs; CIA funding, 1967-69 9-11. International Affairs Committee, 1955-63 12-17. International Affairs Dept., 1956-67 18. ; Free Trade Union Committee, 1956

Box 317

1-2. International Affairs Dept., Lovestone, Jay, 1955-57 3. Investment Dept., 1963-68 4. Invitations rejected, 1967-68 5-13. Jurisdiction, 1956-61

Box 318

1-3. Jurisdiction, 1961-64 5. ; WPR notes & n.d. 6. Khrushchev visit, 1959 7. Ku Klux Klan influence; AFL-CIO 8. Labor Advisory Committee on Foreign Assistance, 1964-66 9. Legislative Council, 1956-57 10. Legislative Dept., 1956-67 11. ;Kennedy-Ervin Bill (S. 1555), 1959 12. Maritime Committee, 1958-61 13. Maritime Trades Dept., 1962-69 14. Maritime unions, 1964-68

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Box 319

1. Membership statistics, 1954-67 2. Miscellaneous, 1957-67 3. No-raiding agreements, 1954-62 4-15. Organization, 1956-68

Box 320

1. Professional, Scientific & Cultural Employees Council, 1967 2. Public Relations Dept., 1955-66 3. Publications, 1957-67 4. Radio & TV, 1957-58 5-7. Research Dept., 1956-66 8. Roosevelt, Eleanor, Foundation, 1963 9. Safety & Occupational Health Committee, 1956-68 10. Scholarship Program, 1962-64 11. Social Security Dept., 1963-67 12. Speakers Bureau, 1959-68 13. Staff, 1958-62 14-15. State mergers & unaffiliated locals, 1956-66 16. Structure & policy, 1957-68

Box 321

1-4. Taft-Hartley Act; Repeal of Section 14(b), 1965 5. Union Label & Service Trades Dept., 1956-68 6. UAW withdrawal from AFL-CIO, 1967-69

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Series X IUD President, 1955-1968 Boxes 321-338

Files relating to Reuther's work as president of the Industrial Union Department of the AFL-CIO from the time of the merger of the AFL with the CIO in 1955 until the disaffiliation of the UAW in 1968. The IUD incorporated industrial unions formerly in the CIO and the industrial membership of many unions previously affiliated with the AFL. This series is divided into the following three subseries:

Subseries A: Executive Board and Executive Committee, 1956-1968, Boxes 321-324: Transcripts of IUD Executive Board meetings plus agendas and some correspondence, notes and press releases. In addition, there are correspondence, reports, press releases and other items relating to Executive Committee meetings. Files relating to the Executive Board precede those of the Executive Committee. They are arranged chronologically.

Subseries B: Staff Members, 1955-1968, Boxes 325-329: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, reference materials, notes, clippings and other items relating to the work of the various executive officers of the IUD. This subseries contains information on IUD finances, jurisdictional problems, atomic energy and its hazards, common site picketing and administrative matters. Files are arranged alphabetically by name.

Subseries C: General Files, 1955-1968, Boxes 329-338: Correspondence, memoranda, convention materials, reports, clippings and other items relating to the operation of the IUD. There is information on building trades unions, common site picketing, the resolution of disputes arising between unions affiliated with the IUD and those affiliated with the Building and Construction Trades Department of the AFL-CIO, jurisdictional problems, organizing, finances and ultraconservative groups. Files are arranged alphabetically.

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Subseries A: Executive Board & Executive Committee, Boxes 321-324

Box 321

7-8. Executive Board Meetings, 1956

Box 322

1-10. Executive Board Meetings, 1957-59

Box 323

1-11. Executive Board Meetings, 1960-65

Box 324

1-9. Executive Board Meetings, 1966-68 & n.d. 10-14. Executive Committee, 1958-67 & n.d.

Subseries B: Staff Members, Boxes 325-329

Box 325

1. Brophy, John, Special Representative, 1956-61 2-8. Carey, James, Secretary-Treasurer, 1956-67 9-15. Clayman, Jacob, Administrative Director, 1960-69

Box 326

1-11. Conway, Jack, Executive Director, 1962-68 & n.d.

Box 327

1-7. Feller, David E., General Counsel, 1961-67 8-9. Goldberg, Arthur, General Counsel, 1956-61 10-13. Goodman, Leo, Secretary, Atomic Energy Technical Committee, 1955-62

Box 328

1-9. Goodman, Leo, Secretary, AETC, 1956-68 10. Holman, Howard, Controller, 1957-66 11. Leonard, Richard, Director, Collective Bargaining Section, 1956-68 12-13. Lesser, Leonard, General Counsel, 1963-67

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Box 329

1. Whitehouse, Albert, Director, 1957-60 2. Staff; Miscellaneous, 1960-67

Subseries C: General Files, Boxes 329-338

Box 329

3-5. Affiliates of IUD; Correspondence, 1955-67 6-20. Audit reports, 1963-67 21-24. Building & Construction Trades Dept. (AFL-CIO), 1955-60

Box 330

1-9. Building & Construction Trades Dept. (AFL-CIO), 1961-65 n.d. 10-11. Collective Bargaining Section, 1963-68 12. Conference on Economic Progress, Jun 1961

Box 331

1-4.Conference on Economic Progress, Dec 1961-Dec 1964 5. Conferences; Industrial Relations, 1957-58 6. ; Legislative, 1963 7. ; Miscellaneous, 1958-61 8. ; Revere Copper & Brass, 1961 9. ; Women, 1961 10. Constitution of the IUD; Draft 11-14. Contributions, 1957-68

Box 332

1. Conventions; lst Constitutional, 1955 2. ; 2nd Constitutional, 1957 3-4. ; 3rd Constitutional, 1959 5. ; 4th Constitutional, 1961 6. ; 6th Constitutional, 1965 7-8. ; 7th Constitutional, 1968 9. ; Undated resolutions 10. Defense fund,n.d. 11. Directly affiliated local unions, 1956 12-13. Financial reports, 1966-68 14-15. ;General fund, 1963-65 16-17. ;Organizing fund, 1963-66

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Box 333

1-8. Group Research Inc.; Directory & Reports, 1962-63

Box 334

1-2. Group Research Inc.; Reports, 1964-67 3-7. Internal Disputes Agreement; Building Trades AFL-CIO & IUD, 1958-61 8. Internal Disputes Committee (AFL-CIO) 9. Jurisdiction, 1958 10-12. ;Building Trades - Metal Trades - IUD dispute, 1958

Box 335

1-7. Jurisdiction, 1959-67 & n.d. 8. Legislation Dept., 1958-68 9. Machine Tool Industry Committee, 1961 10. National Industrial Group Pension Plan, 1966 11. News clippings, 1960-65 12. Newsletters, 1959-69 13. Norris Commission Report (Canada), 1963 14. Officers; Lists of names 15. Oliver, Robert, & Assocs.; Legislative counselors, 1960-67 16. Operational Committee, 1963 17. Organizational Disputes Agreement, 1956-59 18-21. Organizational projects, 1962-63 & n.d.

Box 336

1-9. Organizing; Nick Zonarich, 1960-65

Box 337

1-7. Organizing; Nick Zonarich, 1965-68 8. Public Relations Dept., 1963-68 9. ; Radio program, 1959 10. Puerto Rico, Committee on, 1964 11-15. Research Dept., 1958-68

Box 338

1. WPR Form letters, 1957-67 2. WPR Notes, 1966-67 & n.d. 3. Special Committee on the NAM and the US Chamber of Commerce, 1961-63 4. Special IUD meeting on George Meany, 1962 5-6. State & Local Industrial Union Councils

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Series XI Alliance for Labor Action 1968-1970 Boxes 338-341

Correspondence, notes, resolutions, press releases, publications and clippings relating to the Alliance for Labor Action which was formed by the UAW and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters in May of 1969, following the UAW's disaffiliation from the AFL-CIO. The International Chemical Workers Union and the National Council of Distributive Workers of America later joined the organization. The ALA was dissolved in January of 1972. These files relate to the founding of the ALA, to plans for community action, improved housing, organizing unorganized workers and tax reform, and to no-raiding agreements with AFL-CIO unions. Files are arranged alphabetically.

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Box 338 (cont'd)

7-8. ALA; Declaration of Purpose, 23 Jul 1968 9-10. ; Planning, 1968-69 11-12. Church, Campus & Community Relations Dept., 1969-70 13-16. Community & social action, 1969

Box 339

1-3. Community & social action, 1970 4. Conferences, 1968-69 3. ; Conference on Tax Justice, 1969 6-13. Correspondence, 1968-70 14-15. Employment applications, 1968-69

Box 340

1. Housing, 1969 2-9. News clippings & press releases, 1968-70 & n.d. 10-14. Notes & drafts, 1968-70

Box 341

1. Publications & fliers, 1969 & n.d. 2. Resolutions, 1969 3. Universal No-Raiding Agreement; Correspondence, 1968-69 4. ;WPR notes 5. ;Clippings, 1968

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Series XII Labor Organizations, 1946-1970 Boxes 341-365

This series relates to labor unions and organizations in the United States and Canada. For labor organizations in other countries, see Series XIV. The series is divided into the following two subseries:

Subseries A: Labor Organizations (except IAM), 1947-70, Boxes 341-356: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, publications, clippings and other items relating to labor unions and labor associations with which Reuther dealt in an official capacity for the UAW, the CIO, the AFL-CIO and the ALA. These files relate to organizing, negotiations, strikes, jurisdictional problems and union internal disputes. Files are arranged alphabetically by the occupational designation in the union name.

Subseries B: International Association of Machinists, 1946-70, Boxes 356-365: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, agreements, clippings and other items relating chiefly to jurisdictional disputes between the UAW and the IAM. The subseries begins with some general files of UAW-IAM no-raiding, agreements, correspondence and printed material. The balance of the subseries is made up of files arranged alphabetically by company name.

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Subseries A: Labor Organizations (except IAM), Boxes 341-356

Box 341 (cont'd)

6. Actors' Equity Foundation, 1966 7. Air Line Dispatchers Association, 1964 8. Air Line Employees Association, 1968 9. Air Line Pilots Association, 1959-66 10. Air Transport Unions, Association of, 1960-61 11. Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association, 1965-66 12. Aluminum Workers International Union, 1962 13. Amalgamated Union Local 5, 1960 14. Bakery & Confectionery Workers International Union, 1957-68 15. Barbers, Hairdressers, Cosmetologists & Proprietors Int'l Union (Journeymen), 1962-69 16. Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers & Helpers, International Brotherhood of, 1956-65 17. Bookbinders, International Brotherhood of, 1965-67 18. Boot & Shoe Workers' Union, 1965-66

Box 342

1-2. Brewery, Flour, Cereal, Soft Drink & Distillery Workers, Int'l Union of, 1956-63 3. Bricklayers, Masons & Plasterers Int'l Union, 1960 4. Bricklayers' Protective Association, 1967 5. Bridge, Structural & Ornamental Iron Workers, Int'l Association of, 1957-66 6. Broadcast Employees & Technicians, National Association of, 1957-67 7. Building Service Employees' International Union, 1957-69 8. Carpenters & Joiners, United Brotherhood of, 1957-68 9. Cement, Lime & Gypsum Workers International Union, 1962-67 10-17. Chemical Workers Union, International, 1957-70

Box 343

1. Cigar Makers International Union, 1964 2. Clothing Workers of America, Amalgamated, 1956-70 3. Commercial Telegraphers' Union, 1961 4-5. Communications Workers of America, 1953-68 6. Coopers International Union, 1966 7. Distillery, Rectifying, Wine & Allied Workers' International Union, 1957-65 8. Drug & Hospital Employees Union, 1967-69 9-13. Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers, Int'l Union of (IUE), 1950-64

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Box 344

1-5. Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers, Int'l Union of (IUE), 1965-69 6. Electrical Workers, International Brotherhood of (IBEW), 1958-69 7. Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers of America, United (UE), L952-69 8. Engineers, American Federation of Technical, 1967-67 9. Farm Equipment & Metal Workers, United, 1947-49 10. Farm workers; Miscellaneous, 1951-68 11. Farm workers; National Agricultural Workers Union, 1958-60 12-14. Farm Workers Organizing Committee, United, 1964-66

Box 345

1-7. Farm Workers Organizing Committee, United, 1967-70 8. Farm Workers Organizing Committee, United; Contributions, 1965-70 9-10. Farmers Union, National, 1956-70 11. Firefighters, International Association of, 1961-66

Box 346

1-2. Flight Engineers' International Association, 1958-64 3. Flint Glass Workers Union, American, 1965-67 4. Foreman's Association of America, 1963 5. Furniture Workers of America, United, 1955-68 6-7. Garment Workers Union, International Ladies', 1957-68 8. Glass & Ceramic Workers, United, 1956-68 9. Glass Bottle Blowers Association, 1958-67 10. Glove Workers Union, International, 1961 11. Government Employees, American Federation of, 1961-68 12. Hatters, Cap & Millinery Workers International Union, United, 1955-66 13. Hod Carriers, Building & Common Laborers Union, International, 1963-66 14. Hospital & Institutional Workers Union, 1969 15. Hotel & Restaurant Employees & Bartenders Int'l Union, 1959-69 16. Industrial Workers, Allied (includes UAW-AFL), 1956-67 17. Insurance Workers International Union, 1959-68 18. Internal Revenue Employees, National Association of, 1965-66 19. Italian-American Labor Council, 1950 20. Jewelry Workers Union, International, 1958-69 21. Journeymen & Apprentices of the Plumbing & Pipe Fitting Industry, United Association of, 1958-67 22. Labor Press Association, International, 1967 23. Laborers International Union, 1969 24. Laundry, Dry Cleaning & Dye House Workers International Union, 1957 25. Leather Goods, Plastics & Novelty Workers Union, Int'l, 1966 26. Leather Workers International Union, 1956-65 27. Letter Carriers, National Association of, 1961-68 28. Lithographers & Photoengravers International Union, 1967

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Box 346 (cont'd)

29. Lithographers of America, Amalgamated, 1963-69 30. Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of, 1962-69 31. Locomotive Firemen & Enginemen, Brotherhood of, 1965-66

Box 347

1. Longshoremen's & Warehousemen's Union, International, 1957-69 2. Longshoremen's Association, International, 1953-68 3. Mailer Unions, Eastern Conference of. 1968 4. Mailers Union, International, 1966 5. Marble, Slate & Stone Polishers International Union of, 1963 6. Marine & Shipbuilding Workers Industrial Union, 1958-67 7. Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, 1961 8-13. Maritime Union of America, National, 1948-68 14. Masters, Mates & Pilots, International Organization of, 1963-65 15-16. Meat Cutters & Butcher Workmen, Amalgamated, 1956-66 17-19. Mechanics Educational Society of America, 1957-59

Box 348

1. Michigan State Employees Union, 1961-69 2. Mine, Mill & Smeiter Workers, International Union of, 1960-67 3-4. Mine Workers of America, United, 1949-69 5. Molders & Foundry Workers Union, International, 1956 6. Musicians, American Federation of, 1958-69 7-8. Negro American Labor Council, 1960-68 9. Negro Labor Committee, USA, 1952 10. Negro Labor Council, National, 1950-52 11. Negro Trade Unionists, Michigan Association of, 1956 12. Newspaper Guild, American, 1958-68 13-14. Newspaper Unions; Detroit Strikes, 1964, 1967-68 15. Office & Professional Employees international Union, 1.967 16. Office Employees International Union, 1955-63 17. Oil & Chemical Workers Union of Louisiana, Independent, 1963 18-20. Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers International Union, 1950-69 21. Operating Engineers, International Union of, 1967-69 22. Operative Plasterers'& Cement Masons' International Association, 1964

Box 349

1-6. Packinghouse, Food & Allied Workers, United, 1956-68 7. Painters, Decorators & Paperhangers, Brotherhood of, 1960-68 8. Papermakers & Paperworkers, United, 1956-69 9. Pattern Makers, 1957 10. Petroleum Workers, International Union of, 1962 11. Plant Guard Workers of America, United, 1964-70

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Box 349 (cont'd)

12. Police & Firemen's Committee, 1969 13. Post Office Clerks, National Federation of, 1955-69 14. Postal Clerks, United Federation of, 1962-65 15. Postal Union, National, 1967-70 16. Printing Pressmen & Assistants' Union, International, 1965-66 17. Printing Trades Association, International Allied, 1958-59 18. Professional, Scientific & Cultural Employees, Counc. of AFL-CIO Unions for, 1967

Box 350

1. Progressive Steel Workers Union, 1960 2. Public Aid Employees, Independent Union of, 1967-68 3. Pulp, Sulphite & Paper Mill Workers, Int'l Brotherhood of, 1956-69 4. Radio Association, American, 1961-65 5. Railroad Signalmen, Brotherhood of, 1961 6. Railroad Trainmen, Brotherhood of, 1959-66 7. Railway & Steamship Clerks, Brotherhood of, 1958-68 8. Railway Carmen of America, Brotherhood of, 1967 9. Railway Labor Executives' Association, 1962 10. Retail Clerks International Association, 1955-68 11. Retail, Wholesale & Department Store Union, 1958-69 12. Riggers & Machinery Erectors, 1959 13-16. Rubber, Cork, Linoleum & Plastic Workers, United, 1951-70 17. Screen Actors Guild, 1967 18-20. Seafarers International Union, 1960-68 21. Seamen's Union, International, 1962-63

Box 351

1. Sheet Metal Workers International Association, 1961-69 2. Shoe Workers, United, 1963-67 3-4. Skilled Trades. International Society of, 1966-70 5. Sleeping Car Porters, Brotherhood of, 1957-68 6. Social Workers Union, 1967-69 7. Stainless Steel Employees Association, 1965 8-10. State, County & Municipal Employees, American Federation of, 1957-69 11-17. Steelworkers of America, United, 1948-59

Box 352

1-7. Steelworkers of America, United, 1960-70 8. Stereotypers' & Electrotypers' Union, 1965-69 9. Stone & Allied Products Workers, United. 1958-62 10. Stone Cutters Association, Journeymen, 1962-63

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Box 352 (cont'd)

11. Stove, Furnace & Allied Appliance Workers International Union, 1965 12. Street Electric Railway & Motor Coach Employes, Amalgamated Assn. of, 1958 13. Switchmen's Union, 1959-67 14-17. Teachers, American Federation of, 1956-62

Box 353

1-7. Teachers, American Federation of, 1963-70 8-10. Teachers, Detroit Federation of, 1954-69 11-15. Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen & Helpers, Int'l Brotherhood of, 1953-57

Box 354

1-6. Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen & Helpers, Int'l Brotherhood of, 1958-69 7. Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania, Federation of, 1957-70 8. Television & Radio Artists, American Federation of, 1957-70 9. Tenants Union, Ann Arbor, 1969 10-14. Textile Workers Union of America, 1954-69

Box 355

1-5. Textile Workers Union of America; Boyd, Payton, MS, 1961 6. Textile Workers of America, United, 1964-67 7. Theatrical Stage Employees . . ., International Alliance of, 1968 8. Transit Union, Amalgamated, 1966-69 9. Transport Service Employees, United, 1957-61 10-11. Transport Workers Union, 1956-68 12. Typographical Union, International, 1959-68 13-15. Upholsterers' International Union of North America, 1957-68

Box 356

1. Utility Workers Union, 1960-63 2. Variety Artists, American Guild of, 1962 3. Western Electric Professional Employees - National, Council of, 1962-65 4. Western Pulp & Papers Workers, Association of, 1966-67 5. Window Glass Cutters League of America, 1962 6. Wood, Wire & Metal Lathers International Union, 1966 7-10. Woodworkers of America, International, 1953-69 11. Workers of America, United, 1963

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Subseries B: International Association of Machinists, Boxes 356-365

Box 356 (cont'd)

12-17. Agreements, IAM & UAW, 1949-66

Box 357

1-13. Correspondence, 1949-66

Box 358

1-2. Correspondence, 1967-70 3. Handbills, pamphlets, 1952-69 4. Newspaper clippings, 1952-68 5. ABC Western Corp., Loveland, Colo., 1956 6. AC Spark Plug, Milwaukee, Wise., 1958-62 7. Abbott Co., Marion, Ohio, 1960 8. Acro Division, Robertshaw Controls Co., 1965 9. Aero Commander, North American Rockwell Corp., 1966-68 10. Aerospace negotiations; clippings, 1968 11. Air Mod Corporation, Baltimore, Md., 1958-59 12. Allis Chalmers, 1956-59 13. American Brass Co., Mattoon, Ill., 1956 14. American Machine & Foundry Corp., 1956-58 15. American Monorail Co., 1958-59 16-18. American Motors, 1946-65

Box 359

1. American-Standard, 1965 2. Associated Spring Corp., Mattoon, Ill., 1959-60 3. Atlins Saw, Div. of Borg-Warner, Greensville, Miss., 1965-66 4. Auto-Lite, 1961 5. Avco Corp., 1957-67 6. Bell Aircraft, 1961 7. Bell & Gossett Co., 1965 8. Bendix Corp., 1956-68 9-10. Blaw-Knox Co., Mattoon, Ill., 1956 11-12. Borg-Warner Corp.,1963-67 13. Bowser-Briggs, Inc., 1962-63 14. Bryan Manufacturing Co., 1956-60 15. California Metal Trades Assn., 1957 16-18. Caterpillar Tractor Co., Aurora, Ill., 1958 19. , Decatur, Ill., 1955 20. , Moline, Ill., 1956 21. , Peoria, Ill., 1958 22. , York, Pa., 1953-54

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Box 359 (cont'd)

23. Chromolox, Inc., 1966-68 24. Chrysler Corp., St. Louis, Mo., 1968 25. Chrysler Service Center, New York, N.Y., 1962-63 26. Chrysler Tank Arsenal, Detroit, Mich., 1952

Box 360

1. Clinton Engine Co., Clinton, Mich., 1961 2. Clinton Machine Co., 1958 3-4. Coleman Lamp Co., Wichita, Kan., 1952-54 5. Commercial Controls Corp., 1956 6-11. Continental Airlines, 1953-61 12. Convair Astronautics, 1958 13-14. Craft Manufacturing Co., Chicago, Ill., 1958-59 15. Crown Coach & Body Co., 1956 16. Cummins Engine Co., 1967 17. Curtiss-Wright Corp., South Bend, Ind., 1956 18. , Trenton. N.J., 1957-58 19. Dayton Industrial Tool Co., 1959 20. DeComet, Inc., Sparta, Wise., 1959-60

Box 361

1-2. Deere, John, Plow Works, 1951-65 3-7. DeHavilland Aircraft of Canada, Ltd., 1962-64 8. Double A Products Co., Manchester, Mich., 1961 9. Douglas Aircraft Co., Calif., 1952-53 10. , Charlotte, N.C., 1956 11. Dunham-Bush, Inc., 1958-59 12. Du-Wel Decorative Co., 1961-62 13. Eaton Manufacturing Co., 1957 14. Electric Wheel Co., 1958 15. Electron Corp., 1964-65 16. Electronics Supply Co., 1965-67 17. Ensign Carburetor, 1956 18. Essex Wire Corp., 1960 19. Excel Corp., Elkhart, Ind., 1960, 1968 20. Fairchild Aircraft Co., 1956 21. Fairchild Stratos Corp., 1964 22-25. Fafner Bearing Co., New Britain, Conn., 1943-64

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Box 362

1. Federal Mogul Corp., 1957 2. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 1958 3. Firwel Co., 1958-59, 1965 4. Fisher Body Co., 1956 5. Food Machinery & Chemical Corp., 1962 6. Ford Motor Co., 1957-61 7. Franklin Manufacturing Co., 1957 8. Franks Manufacturing Co., 1961 9. Freightliner, Inc., 1966 10. Friden,Inc., 1966-68 11. Fruehauf Trailer Corp., 1961 12. Gabriel Electronics, 1960 13. General Diecasting Corp., 1959 14. General Electric Co., Albuquerque, N.M., 1967-68 15-17. , Ohio, 1957-58 18. General Water Heater Corp., 1958 19. Grand Central Aircraft, 1960 20. Grant Pulley Co., Flushing, N.Y., 1952 21. Grapho Products, 1964 22. Hart Manufacturing, 19.58 23. Hart Metal Products, 1959 24. Harvill Corp., 1962 25. Hawaiian Dredging Corp., 1962 26. Hayes Aircraft Corp., 1956 27. Holly General Co., Pasadena, Calif., 1958 28. Hoover Ball, 1966 29. Hunter-Douglas, 1957 30. Hydraulic Research & Manufacturing Co., 1956 31. Instrument Bearing, 1956 32. International Harvester, 1959-63 33. Jonco Plant, Shawnee, Okla., 1952 34. Josten Manufacturing Co., 1959 35. Kearney & Trecker Corp., 1967 36. Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co., Davenport, Ia., 1956 37. Koeppel's Pontiac Agency, 1968 38. Lakefield Manufacturing Co., 1959 39-40. Lockheed Aircraft, Ga., 1952-54, 1960 41. , Wrightstown, N.J., 1961 42. Luby Chevrolet, New York, N.Y., 1958-60 43. Mack Service & Sales Agency, Buffalo, N.Y., 1964 44. Macko Co., 1958

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Box 363

1. Massey-Ferguson, 1966 2-3. McDonnell Douglas Corp., 1965-69 4. McKinney Manufacturing Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., 1952 5. Menasco Co., 1956 6. Metal Glass Products Co., 1958-59 7-9. Midland-Ross, 1965-66 10-11. Modine Manufacturing Co., 1965-68 12. Motor Coach Industries, 1963 13. Motor Products Corp., 1951-52 14. Mueller Brass, 1968 15. Multi Electric Co., 1957 16. Nachman Corp., 1957-59 17. Nash-Kelvinator Aircraft Div., Milwaukee, Wisc., 1952 18. National Can Corp., 1959 19. National Motor Bearing, 1957 20. National Screw & Manufacturing Co., 1966 21. National Seal & Motor Bearing Co., 1965 22. National Avionics, 1966 23. New Britain Machine Co., 1956 24-25. New York Airbrake Co., Kalamazoo, Mich., 1953-59

Box 364

1. Norris-Thermador Corp., Riverbank, Calif., 1955, 1966 2. North American Aviation Co., 1956 3. Northern Engraving & Manufacturing Co., 1960-62 4. Northern Pump Co., St. Paul, Minn., 1958 5. Northrop Corp., Anaheim, Calif. , 1952-53 6. Northrup Co.. Asheville, N.C., 1966 7. Nyloncraft, 1962 8. Oster, John B., Co., Racine, Wisc., 1952-58 9. Outboard Marine Corp., 1962 10. Peterson Precision Spring Co., 1958 11. Power Equipment Co., 1960 12. Pratt & Whitney, North Haven, Conn., 1952-53 13. Ranco Inc., 1957-64 14. Republic Aircraft Co., 1956 15. Rockwell Standard Corp., 1965-68 16-17. Rohr Aircraft, Calif., 1952-53 18. Rotary Seal Div., Muskegon Piston Ring Co., Sparta, Mich., 1960 19. Royal McBee Co., 1959-60 20. Rupert Die Casting Plant, 1958 21. Schweitzer Aircraft Co., 1957 22. Serrick Corp., 1961 23. Siegler Corp., 1958 24-25. Smith, A. 0., Co., Rochester, N.Y., 1952-54

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Box 365

1-2. Soreng Div., Controls Co. of America, 1957 3. Southwest Truck Body Co., 1968 4. Spencer Chemical Co., 1962-63 5. Sperry Rand Corp., 1956 6. Springfield Instrument Bearing Co., 1956 7. Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc., 1961 8. Sterrick Delivery Co., 1957 9. Sun Electric Corp., 1966-67 10. Swenson Thermal Research Corp., 1956 11. Tecumseh Products, 1961 12. Texas Instruments, Inc., 1962-63 13. Thompson Industries, Inc., 1959 14. Thordarson-Meissner, Mt. Carmel, Ill., 1958 15. Toledo Scale Co., 1958-59 16. Tractomotive Corp., Deerfield, Ill., 1959-60 17. Trailmobile, Inc., 1960 18. Trane Co., 1958 19. Underwood Typewriter Corp., 1959 20. United Aircraft Products, Inc., Forrest, Ohio,- 1957 21. Victor Gasket & Manufacturing Co., 1961-68 22. Wausau Motor Parts Division, Muskegon Piston Ring Co., 1960 23. Weatherhead Co., 1966-67 24. Weber Aircraft, 1967-68 25. Webster Electric Co., 1957-58 26. Western Sky Industries, Hayward, Calif., 1952 27. Westinghouse Airbrake, 1960 28. Whirlpool, 1964 29. White Motor Co., 1964 30-31. Yale & Towne Corp., 1957-58 32. York Corp., 1956 33. Young Radiator Co., Mattoon, Ill., 1956

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Series XIII Government and Politics, 1943-1970 Boxes 366-437

Files relating to Reuther's activities in the areas of government and politics, principally as president of the UAW, but also before assuming that office and as president of the CIO and the IUD. Material dealing with government and politics can also be found in Series II, Subseries C, U.S. Goverment; Series VI, Speeches and Publications; and Series XVII, Subject Reference Files. This series is divided into the following five subseries:

Subseries A: Supreme Court, 1945-1970, Box 366: Correspondence between Reuther and justices of the Supreme Court and also memoranda and press releases relating to UAW opposition to President Nixon's Supreme Court appointments.

Subseries B: Executive Branch, 1946-1970, Boxes 366-408: 1. Administrations, 1946-70, Boxes 366-370 Correspondence, memoranda, invitations, press releases, publications and clippings pertaining to the administrations of Presidents Truman through Nixon and Reuther's relationships with the presidents, vice presidents and their families. These files relate to policy matters, social affairs and establishment of presidential libraries and memorials. Files are arranged chronologically by administrations, with correspondence files placed first.

2. Departments and Agencies, 1946-1970, Boxes 370-382: Correspondence, memoranda, statements, minutes, speeches, testimony, notes, clippings and other items relating to Reuther's work with various departments and agencies of the government. These files relate to government policies and regulations as they applied to the UAW; political, social, and economic issues; government programs; and foreign affairs. A large number of these files grouped under "defense" and "Wage Stabilization Board" concern the mobilization period during the Korean War. Files are arranged alphabetically by department or agency name.

3. Committees and Conferences, 1950-1969, Boxes 382-408: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, drafts, notes, statements and a variety of reference materials relating to Reuther's participation, or that of his chief assistants, in a large number of governmental committees, commissions, task forces, councils, or in White House conferences. A wide range of subjects is covered, notably: equal employment opportunity, labor-management policy, auto safety, labor problems at missile sites, automation and technological change and attendant effects on labor and the economy and urban problems and housing. These files are predominantly from the 1960s when Reuther was most frequently called upon by these groups as a participant and

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advisor. Files are arranged alphabetically by the descriptive term in the group's designation.

Subseries C: Congress, 1943-1970, Boxes 408-425: 1. Senate Correspondence, 1949-70, Boxes 408-411 Correspondence between Reuther and U.S. senators regarding legislation, hearings, current issues, speaking engagements, appointments, political support and social matters. There is also a small quantity of related memoranda, clippings and Senate publications. General files are arranged chronologically, followed by separate files for senators with whom he had an extensive or significant correspondence. These are arranged alphabetically.

2. House of Representatives Correspondence, 1947-1970, Boxes 411-412: Correspondence between Reuther and U.S. representatives regarding legislation, hearings, current issues, speaking engagements, appointments, political support and social matters. There is also a small quantity of related memoranda, clippings, and House publications. General files are arranged chronologically, followed by separate files for representatives with whom Reuther had an extensive or significant correspondence. These are arranged alphabetically.

3. Congressional Committees and Legislation, 1943-70, Boxes 412-425: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, statements and testimony by Reuther and officers of the UAW and other unions, transcripts of hearings, reprints of bills, and a wide variety of materials related to the subjects of hearings and legislation. A great number of topics are covered pertaining to labor, social policy and foreign policy in which Reuther and the UAW took an active interest. The McClellan Committee hearings on Improper Activities in the Labor or Management Field are particularly well documented. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject, except for the first file which contains a listing of Reuther's appearances before congressional committees and summaries of proposed legislation.

Subseries D: State and Local Government and Politics, 1946-1970, Boxes 425-430: Correspondence, memoranda, reports and clippings which relate to Reuther's interest in legislation, programs and politics on the state and local level. Some material on state campaigns can also be found in Subseries E. The 1958 California gubernatorial election is especially well documented as is Reuther's interest in improving conditions in Detroit. Files are arranged alphabetically by state.

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Subseries E: Political Campaigns, 1946-1970, Boxes 430-437: Correspondence, memoranda, notes, fliers and clippings relating to Reuther's participation in political campaigns chiefly on the national level. The 1968 Democratic Convention in Chicago is extensively documented. Files are arranged chronologically. A group of files relating to Democratic Party internal affairs is placed at the end of the subseries.

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Subseries A: Supreme Court, Box 366

Box 366

1. Correspondence, 1962-68 2. ; Douglas, William 0., 1945-65 3. Haynesworth & Carswell nominations, 1969-70

Subseries B: The Executive Branch, Boxes 366-408 1. Administration

Box 366

4-8. Truman, Pres. Harry S.; Correspondence, 1946-69 9. ; WPR notes, 1952 10. Truman Presidential Library, 1953-69 11-12. Truman Birthplace Shrine; UAW donation, 1957-59 13. Barkley, V.P. Alben W., 1949 14-17. Eisenhower, Pres. Dwight D.; Correspondence, 1952-58

Box 367

1-2. Eisenhower, Pres. Dwight D.; Correspondence, 1959-60 3. Eisenhower Presidential Library, 1959-60 4. Eisenhower, Mamie Dowd, 1955-69 5. Nixon, V.P. Richard M.; Correspondence, 1956-61 6-11. Kennedy, Pres. John F.; Correspondence, 1961-63 12-15. ;WPR meetings, 1961-63

Box 368

1-3. Kennedy, Pres. John F.; Clippings, 1959-65 4. ; Memorials, 1964-66 5. Kennedy Presidential Library, 1964-69 6. Kennedy, Jacqueline B.; Correspondence, 1954, 1963-64 7. Johnson, V.P. Lyndon B.; Correspondence, 1961-63 8-13. Johnson, Pres. Lyndon B.; Correspondence, 1963-65

Box 369

1-8. Johnson, Pres. Lyndon B.; Correspondence, 1966-68 9. ; WPR notes, 1965-66 10-12. ; Clippings, 1963-69 13. Johnson, Lady Bird; Correspondence, 1955, 1965

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Box 370

1-5. Humphrey, V.P. Hubert H.; Correspondence, 1965-69 6. ; WPR notes, 1964 7. Nixon, Pres. Richard M.; Correspondence, 1968-70 8. ; Clippings, 1969 9. Agnew, V.P. Spiro T. Agnew; Correspondence, 1969

2. Departments & Agencies

Box 370

10. Agriculture, Dept. of; Ezra Taft Benson, Secretary, 1955 11-12. ; Orville Freeman, Secretary, 1962-68 13. Air Force, Dept. of the, 1969 14. Area Redevelopment Administration, 1963 15. Army, Dept. of the, 1969 16. Atomic Energy Commission, 1956-57 17. Budget, Bureau of the, 1965-69 18-19. Central Intelligence Agency, 1967

Box 371

1. Commerce, Dept. of; Sinclair Weeks, Secy., 1955-60 2-3. ; Luther H. Hodges, Secy., 1961-65 4. ; John Connor, Secy., 1965-69 5-9. Defense, Dept. of., 1950-69 10. Defense; Governor's Emergency Defense Contracts Commission, 1951-53 11-12. ; National Production Authority, 1949-52 13. ; National Security Council, 1951 14-16. ; National Security Resources Board, 1949-50

Box 372

1-4. Defense; United Labor Policy Committee - Correspondence, 1951 5. ; ULPC - Clippings, 1951 6. ; ULPC - Minutes & agendas, 1950-51 7. ; ULPC - WPR notes 8. ; ULPC - Statements, 1950-51 9. ; ULPC - United Labor Conference, 1951 10. Defense Distressed Areas Task Force; Correspondence, 1951-52 11. ;Exhibits 12. ;Publications 13. ;Reports & testimony 14. Defense Mobilization, Office of (ODM), National Advisory Board (NAB); Correspondence, 1951

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Box 373

1-6. ODM, NAB; Correspondence, 1951-56 & n.d. 7. ; Executive orders, 1950-51 8. ; Joint Civilian Orientation Conference, 1951-52 9-12. ; Minutes & agendas, 1951-52 13. ; Organization charts

Box 374

1-3. ODM, NAB; Quarterly Reports to the President, 1951-53 4. ; Reports & plans, 1951-53 5. ; WPR notes 6. ; Speeches & testimony 7-8. ; Statements 9-14. Defense production; Correspondence, 1949-52

Box 375

1-5. Defense production; Correspondence, corporations, 1950-53 6. ; Newspaper clippings, 1951-52 7. ; Press releases, 1947-51 8-9. ; Reports, 1-950-52 10. ; Statements, 1950 & n.d. 11. Defense production - tool-machines; Correspondence, 1951 12. ; WPR plan, 1951 13. Council of Economic Advisors; Leon H. Keyserling, Chairman, 1950 14. ; Walter W. Heller, Chairman, 1961-64 15. ; Gardner Ackley, Chairman, 1964-67 16. ; Arthur M. Okun, Chairman, 1968 17. Equal Employment Opportunities Commission, 1967-70

Box 376

1-4. Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service, 1961-69 5-9. ; National Labor-Management Panel, 1965-68 10. Foreign Operations Administration; Harold E. Stassen, Director, 1953-55 11-15. Health, Education & Welfare, Dept. of, 1955-70 16. Housing & Urban Development, Dept. of; Robert Weaver, Secretary, 1966-69 17. ; George Romney, Secretary, 1969 18. Information Agency, U.S., 1968 19. International Joint Commission (US/Canada), 1965-66

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Box 377

1. Interior, Dept. of; Stewart Udall, 1964-67 2. Justice, Dept. of; William Rodgers, Attorney General, 1958 3-4. ; Robert F. Kennedy, Attorney General, 1960-64 5. ; Nicholas DeB. Katzenbach, Attorney General, 1965-67 6. ; John Mitchell, Attorney General, 1969 7. Labor, Dept. of; Maurice J. Tobin, Secretary, 1950-52 8-11. ; James P. Mitchell, Secretary, 1954-61 12-13. ; Arthur J. Goldberg, Secretary, 1960-62 14-19. ; W. Willard Wirtz, Secretary, 1962-69 20. ; George P. Schultz, Secretary, 1969

Box 378

1. National Aeronautics & Space Administration, 1967-69 2-4. National Labor Relations Board, 1948-69 5. Neighborhood Youth Corps, 1966-67 6-7. Office of Economic Opportunity, 1965-69 8. Peace Corps, 1961, 1964-65 9. Post Office Dept.; Larry F. O'Brien, Postmaster General, 1967-68 10-13. Price Administration, Office of, 1946 14. Price Stabilization, Office of, 1952 15. Selective Service System, 1946, 1966-69 16. State, Dept. of; George C. Marshall, Secretary, 1947 17. ; Chester Bowles, Ambassador to India, 1951-52 18-19. ; John Foster Dulles, Secretary, 1955-60

Box 379

1-4. State, Dept. of; Dean Rusk, Secretary, 1961-67 5-6. ; Agency for International Development, 1961-68 7. ; Chester Bowles, Ambassador to India, 1963-69 8. ; William P. Rogers, Secretary, 1969-70 9. Tennessee Valley Authority, 1952 10. Transportation, Dept. of; John A. Volpe, Secretary, 1969 11. Treasury, Dept. of, 1955-69 12. Veterans Administration, 1969 13. Wage Stabilization Board (WSB); Correspondence, 1950-53 14. WSB; Economic Stabilization Agency, Clippings 15. ; Economic Stabilization Agency, Correspondence, 1950-53 16. ; Economic Stabilization Agency, Publications 17. ; Economic Stabilization Agency, Speeches & notes 18. ; Health, welfare & pension plans, Correspondence, 1950-51

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Box 380

1. WSB; Health, welfare & pension plans, Publications, 1951-52 2-3. ; Interpretation bulletins 4-19 4-6. ; Office of Salary Stabilization, Releases, 1951-53 7-13. ; Press releases, 1951-53 14-15. ; Regional Boards, Area Manpower Committees, 1951-52

Box 381

1. WSB; Regulations 2-4. ; Regulations, Correspondence, 1950 5. ; Regulations, Notes L speeches 6. ; Regulations, Publications 7-14. ; Regulation reports, 1951 15. ; Tool & Die Study Committee, 1951 16. ; Wage Stabilization Committee - Resolutions, 1952-53 17-18. ; Wages & prices, 1951

Box 382

1. WSB; Wages & prices, 1951 2. ; Wages & prices, 1952 3. ; Wages & prices, n.d.

3. Committees & Conferences

Box 382

4. Atomic Energy Installations; Advisory Committee on Labor Management Relations in, 1954-57 5. Campaign Costs, President's Commission on, 1961-62 6. Civil Rights, Commission on, 1960-63 7. Consumer Interests, President's Committee on, 1968 8. Cooperatives, Special Advisory Committee on, 1961 9. Employment of the Handicapped, President's Committee on, 1969 10-16. Equal Employment Opportunity, President's Committee on (EEO), 1961

Box 383

1-7. EEO, 1961 8-10. EEO, 1962

Box 384

1-4. EEO, 1962 5-9. EEO, 1963

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Box 385

1-9. EEO, 1964-65

Box 386

1-3. Government Contracts, President's Committee on, 1957-61 4. Health Manpower, National Advisory Commission on, 1966 5-10. Health Needs of the Nation, President's Commission on the, 1950-53 11. Income Maintenance Programs, President's Commission on, 1968

Box 387

1. Labor Management Advisory Committee, 1946 2-5. Labor-Management Policy, President's Advisory Committee on, 1960-61 6-12. ; Subcommittees, 1961-62

Box 388

1-10. Labor-Management Policy, President's Advisory Committee on, 1962

Box 389

1-2. Labor-Management Policy, President's Advisory Committee on, 1962 3-9. Labor-Management Policy, President's Advisory Committee on, 1963

Box 390

1-10. Labor-Management Policy, President's Advisory Committee on, 1964 - Jun 1966

Box 391

1-11. Labor-Management Policy, President's Advisory Committee on, Jul - Nov 1966

Box 392

1. Labor-Management Policy, President's Advisory Committee on, Dec 1966 2-6. Labor-Management Policy, President's Advisory Committee on, 1967-68 7. Marine Science, Engineering & Resources, Commission on, 1969 8-12. Missile Sites Labor Commission, President's, 1961

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Box 393

1-8. Missile Sites Labor Commission, President's, 1962-63

Box 394

1. Missile Sites Labor Commission, President's, 1963 2-10. Missile Sites Labor Commission, President's, 1964-66

Box 395

1-2. Missile Sites Labor Commission, President's, 1967 3. Missile Sites Public Contracts Advisory Committee, 1961-62 4-9. Motor Vehicle Safety Advisory Council, National, 1967

Box 396

1-5. Motor Vehicle Safety Advisory Council, National, 1967 6. Motor Vehicle Safety Advisory Council, National, 1968-69 7-9. ; Subcommittee on Goals, 1967

Box 397

1. National Goals, President's Commission on, 1960 2. Price Stability, Cabinet Committee on, 1968-69 3-4. Technology, Automation & Economic Progress, Nat'l Commission on (NCTAEP), 1964 5-6. ; Correspondence, 1965 7-11. ; Meetings, Jan - Apr 1965

Box 398

1-8. NCTAEP; Meetings, May - Nov 1965 9-11. ; Reference material

Box 399

1-7. NCTAEP; Report drafts, 1965 8-10. ; Studies for, A-Ha, 1965

Box 400

1-6. NCTAEP; Studies for, Ho-Ly, 1965

Box 401

1-7. NCTAEP; Studies for, Mac-W, 1965

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Box 402

1-2. NCTAEP, 1966 3. ; Final report, 1966 4-8. Trade Negotiations, Public Advisory Committee for, 1964-67 9. Transportation Quality, Citizen's Advisory Committee on, 1968-69 10-13. Urban Housing, President's Committee on, May - Aug 1967

Box 403

1-9. Urban Housing, President's Committee on, Sep 1967

Box 404

1-8. Urban Housing, President's Committee on, Oct - Dec 1967

Box 405

1-9. Urban Housing, President's Committee on, Jan - Aug 1968

Box 406

1-2. Urban Housing, President's Committee on, 1968 3. ; final Report, 1969 4-8. Urban Problems, Task Force on, 1965

Box 407

1-8. Urban Problems, Task Force on, 1965

Box 408

1. White House Conference on Children & Youth, Midcentury, 1950 2. White House Conference on Economic Issues, 1962 3. White House Conference on Export Expansion, 1963 4. White House Conference on Food, Nutrition & Health, 1969 5. White House Conference on Natural Beauty, 1965 6. White House Conference "To Fulfill These Rights," 1965-66 7. Women, President's Commission on the Status of, 1962-63

Subseries C: Congress, Boxes 408-425 1. Senate Correspondence, 1949-70

Box 408

8-14. U.S. Senate, Correspondence, 1949-66

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Box 409

1-5. U.S. Senate, Correspondence, 1967-70 6. Aiken, George, D., 1958-69 7. Anderson, Clinton P., 1957-69 8. Baker, Robert G. (Bobby), 1959-60 9. Bayh, Birch, 1965-69 10. Byrd, Harry F., 1958-69 11. Case, Clifford P., 1959-69 12. Church, Frank, 1959-70 13. Clark, Joseph S., 1956-68 14. Cooper, John Sherman, 1957-69 15. Dodd, Thomas J., 1965-67 16-17. Douglas, Paul H., 1951-68 18. Eastland, James 0., 1956-62 19. Ferguson, Homer, 1953 20. Fulbright, J. William, 1958-69 21. Goldwater, Barry, 1957-60

Box 410

1. Gore, Albert, 1956-67 2. Greuning, Ernest, 1962-68 3. Hart, Philip A., 1959-70 4. Hill, Lister, 1956-64 5-6. Humphrey, Hubert H., 1949-65 7. Javits, Jacob K., 1957-68 8. Johnson, Lyndon B., 1955-60 9. Kefauver, Estes, 1952-63 10. Kennedy, Edward M., 1963-70 11. Kennedy, John F., 1957-60 12. Kennedy, Robert F., 1964-68 13.Langer, William, 1958-59 14. Lehman, Herbert H. 1953-56 15. Long, Russell B., 1962-67 16. Magnuson, Warren G., 1959-69 17. McCarthy, Eugene J., 1959-68 18. McCarthy, Joseph P., 1957 19. McClellan, John L., 1961 20. McGovern, George, 1964-69

Box 411

1. McNamara, Patrick V., 1956-64 2. Mondale, Walter F., 1964-70 3. Monroney, A. S. Mike, 1958-62 4. Morse, Wayne, 1953-69 5. Mundt, Karl, 1.958-65

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Box 411 (cont'd)

6. Neely, Matthew M., 1953-57 7. Nelson, Gaylord, 1965-70 8. Percy, Charles H., 1967-70 9. Proxmire, William, 1959-69 10. Randolph, Jennings, 1959-66 11. Ribicoff, Abraham, 1963-69 12. Smathers, George A., 1960-65 13. Sparkman, John, 1949-69 14. Symington, Stuart, 1952-68 15. Tydings, Joseph D., 1965-70 16. Williams, Harrison A., 1959-70

2. House of Representatives Correspondence, 1947-70

Box 411

17-23. U.S. House of Representatives; Correspondence, 1947-65

Box 412

1-5. U.S. House of Representatives; Correspondence, 1966-70 6. Bowles, Chester, 1958-60 7. Celler, Emanuel, 1955-69 8. Conyers, John, Jr., 1964-69 9. Dingell, John D., 1956-69 10. Edwards, Don, 1965-66 11. Fraser, Donald M., 1964-69 12. Green, Edith, 1956-64 13. Griffiths, Martha W., 1958-69 14. Holland, Elmer J., 1957-68 15. McCormack, John. W., 1962-68 16. Mills, Wilbur D., 1959-70 17. Patman, Wright, 1958-70 18. Powell, Adam Clayton, 1956-65 19. Rayburn, Sam, 1954-67 20. Roosevelt, James, 1956-64

3. Congressional Committees & Legislation , 1943-70

Box 412

21. Record of WPR Testimony & Summary of Legislation, 1955-70 22. Aging, Senate Special Committee on, 1969 23. Agricultural Price Supports (H.R. 12); WPR testimony, 1955 24. Area Redevelopment Bills; WPR testimony, 1958-59

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Box 413

1. Atomic Energy, Joint Congressional Committee on, 1956-60 2-10. Atomic Energy, Panel on the Impact of the Peaceful Uses of, 1955-56

Box 414

1-2. Atomic Energy, Panel on . . .; McKinsey Report, 1955 3. ; Reference materials, 1955-56 4-20. ; Report draft

Box 415

1. Atomic Energy, Panel on . . .; Report draft 2. ; Report, Vol. 1, 1956 3. ; WPR separate opinion, 1956 4. Atomic Energy Control Bill, 1946 5. Atomic Power Plants (S. 2725); WPR testimony, 1956 6-7. Automation; WPR testimony, 1955 8-10. Automobile Prices; Senate Antitrust & Monopoly Subcommittee 1957-62 11. British Loan Bill, 1946 12. Civil Rights Act (H.R.), 1966-68 13. Civil Rights Bill (H.R. 7152); WPR testimony, 1963 14. Communist Investigations; Senate Internal Security Committee, 1957 15-16. Defense Production Act (S. 2594), 1950-52

Box 416

1-2. Disarmament, Senate Subcommittee on, 1957 3. ; S. 777, 1963 4. Discrimination, Anti-Discrimination Bill (S. 984); WPR testimony, 1947 5. Displaced Persons Admission Act (H.R. 2910), 1947 6. Draft Extension Bill, 1946 7. East-West Trade, 1965 8. Electoral Reform (H.R. Res. 681), 1969 9. Employment & Manpower Subcommittee; WPR testimony, 1963 10. Equal Rights for Women, 1946-47 11. Farm Workers Inclusion under NLRA (H.R. 4769); WPR testimony, 1967 12. Federal Death Penalty Bill (S. 1760), 1968 13-15. Filibusters (Sen.,Rule 22), 1951, 1957, 1963 16. Food & Raw Materials Reserve (S. Res. 86); WPR statement, 1956 17. Food Stamp Bill, c. 1968 18. Food Subsidies; WPR Statement, 1943 19-20. Foreign Aid Program; WPR Testimony, 1956

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Box 417

1. Forestry Bills, 1946 2-4. Gun Control Legislation, 1968 5. Health Bills, 1947 6. Housing & Urban Development Act (S. 2700), 1967 7. Housing & Urban Development Act (S. 3029), 1968 8. Housing & Urban Problems, 1958-66 9. Hunger & Nutrition, 1952, 1969-70 10. Immigration Quotas (H.R. 7700); James Carey testimony, 1964 11. Labor & Education Committee (H.R.), 1964-67 12. Labor & Public Welfare Committee (Sen.); WPR testimony, 1947-58 13. Labor Disputes Bills (H.R. 6578, H.R. 4908, S. 2255), 1946-47 14-17. Labor-Management, Improper Activities (McClellan Committee), 1957

Box 418

1-10. Labor-Management, Improper Activities (McClellan Committee), 1957 n.d. & 1958

Box 419

1-5. McClellan Committee, 1959-60 6-11. ; Hearing material

Box 420

1-8. McClellan Committee; Hearing material

Box 421

1-4. McClellan Committee; Hearing material 5-7. ; Melvin Bishop, 1956-58 8-9. ; Public opinion 10-11. Labor-Management Relations Act (Taft-Hartley), 1947-65

Box 422

1. Taft-Hartley, 1947-65 2. Labor Management Reporting & Disclosure Act (S. 1555 Kennedy-Ervin), 1959-66 3. Labor Reform Bills, 1959 4. Labor Union Democracy Bill (S. 3068), 1958 5. Maternal & Child Welfare Bills, 1947, 1963 6-8. Medicare & Social Security (H.R. 4700 Forand Bill), 1959-61 9. Medicare & Social Security, 1963-68 10-13. Minimum Wage, 1946-68

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Box 422 (cont'd)

14. Motor Vehicle Warranty Bill, 1967 15. National Goals, Joint Economic Committee; WPR statement, 1969 16. National Health Insurance (H.R. 15779 Griffiths Bill), 1969-70 17. Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, 1962-67 18. Old Age & Survivors' Insurance (H.R. 7225), 1956

Box 423

1. Pension Fund Insurance, 1965-67 2. Pharmaceutical Regulation Bill (S. 1552); WPR statement, 1961 3-8. Political Action Committees; Senate Subcommittee on Privileges & Elections, 1 9. Poll Tax Abolition, 1948, 1965 10-12. Post-Vietnam War Conversion; WPR plan, 1969-70 13. Post Office & Civil Service Committee (H.R. 17070), 1970

Box 424

1. Progressive Spending Tax; WPR proposal, 1951 2. Public Television Act (S. 1160); WPR statement, 1967 3. Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act, 1959 4. Retirement Problems; WPR statement, 1967 5. St. Lawrence Seaway; WPR statement, 1952 6. Social & Human Problems, Coun cil of Advisors on; WPR testimony, 1969 7-8. SDS; Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee, 1969 9-10. Supplemental Unemployment Compensation Bill (S. 2504), 1952 11-12. Surtax Extension (H.R. 12290), 1969 13. Tax Cuts; Senate Committee on Banking & Currency, 1958

Box 425

1-2. Tax Reform; House Ways & Means Committee, 1969 3. Technology, Commission on (S. 2298), 1963 4-5. Trade Expansion Act (H.R. 9900); WPR testimony, 1962 6. Trade with Communist Countries; Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 1965 7. Travel Control Bill (S. 2766), 1968 8. Unemployment, Detroit; WPR statement, 1959 9. Vietnam War; Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 1967-70 10. Vocational Retraining Act (S. 987), 1961 11. Wage-Price Regulation; WPR testimony, 1967 12-13. Welfare & Pension fund Disclosure Act (S. 1122); WPR testimony, 1957 14. ; (S. 2888), 1958

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Subseries D: State & Local Government & Politics, Boxes 425-430

Box 425 (cont'd)

15-16. Californai; 1958 election

Box 426

1-5. California; 1958 election 6. California, 1960-69 7. Connecticut, 1947-67 8. Florida, 1964-68 9. Georgia, 1956-70 10. Illinois, 19609-70 11. Indiana, 1956-68 12. Iowa, 1964-69 13. Kansas, 1967 14. Massachusetts, 1960-69 15-17. Michigan, 1947-62

Box 427

1-6. Michigan , 1963-70 7. ; Gov. williams corres., 1949-69 8-13. ; Politics, 1952-69

Box 428

1-5. Michigan; State Council for the Arts, 1966-69 6. Michigan Cities; Ann Arbor, 1969 7. ; Dearborn, 1950 8-13. ; Detroit, 1946-66

Box 429

1-6. Michigan Cities; Detroit, 1967-70 7-9. ; Detroit - Labor-Management Citizens Committee, 1947 10. ; Detroit - Mayor's Committee for Economic Growth, 1966-68 11. ; Detroit - Model Cities Program, 1966-69 12. ; Hamtramck, 1958 13. Michigan Counties; Wayne Co. Board of Supervisors, 1963-68 14. ; Wayne Co. Community College, 1965-66

Box 430

1-2. Michigan Counties; Wayne Co. Community College, 1965-66 3. Minnesota, 1947-68 4. Mississippi, 1969

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Box 430 (cont'd)

5. Missouri, 1969 6. New Jersey, 1962-70 7. New York, 1957-70 8. New York; Liberal Party, 1960-65 9. Ohio, 1959-69 10. Oregon, 1952 11. Pennsylvania, 1953-69 12. Tennessee, 1967 13. Texas, 1964-69 14. Virginia, 1969 15. West Virginia, 1966-69 16. Washington, 1969 17. Wisconsin, 1959-66 18. Puerto Rico, 1964

Subseries E: Political Campaigns, Boxes 430-437

Box 430

19. 1946-48 Politics 20-23. 1952 Presidential Campaign

Box 431

1-7. 1952 Presidential Campaign 8. 1953-54 Politics

Box 432

1-3. 1956 Presidential Campaign 4-9. 1958 Political Campaigns 10. 1959 National Reuther for President Committee

Box 433

1-9. 1960 Presidential Campaign

Box 434

1-3. 1962 Political Campaigns 4-11. 1964 Presidential Campaign

Box 435

1. 1964 New York Senatorial Campaign 2. 1966 Political Campaigns

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Box 435 (cont'd)

3. 1967 Politics 4-8. 1968 Presidential Campaign 9-11. ; Democratic Convention

Box 436

1-3. 1968 Presidential Campaign 4-6. ; Hubert Humphrey 7. ; George Wallace 8. ; UAW Materials

Box 437

1-6. 1968 Presidential Campaign; Clippings 7-10. Democratic Party, 1956-70

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Series XIV International Affairs, 1941-1970 Boxes 438-467

Files relating to Reuther's interest in fostering the formation of democratic international labor organizations and his contact with labor unions in other countries. This series also contains material relating to his work for peace and the solution of economic and social problems, the betterment of living and working conditions in Third World countries and his strong support for the United Nations. These files relate to the CIO and AFL-CIO as well as the UAW. This series contains correspondence throughout with his brother, Victor, who worked closely with him on international matters. Some files on organizations involved with international concerns can be found in Series XV.

This series is divided into the following four subseries:

Subseries A: International Labor Organizations, 1945-1969, Boxes 438-448: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes, and publications relating to UAW participation in international organizations and labor conferences. For the period that the UAW was affiliated with the CIO and the AFL-CIO, there is material dealing with their international labor policies. The role of the UAW in combating Communist influence in the world labor movement is well documented as is their active membership in the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU) and the International Metalworkers Federation (IMF). Files are arranged alphabetically by organization name.

Subseries B: Foreign Countries, 1941-1970, Boxes 448-462: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, itineraries of Reuther's trips abroad, clippings and other items relating to foreign countries and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. This material has to do with Reuther's official positions with the CIO and AFL-CIO as well as with the UAW. Most of the material concerns labor matters and organizations in the individual countries, but there is also considerable information on foreign policy concerns. A small amount of material predates Reuther's election to the presidency of the UAW. Files are arranged alphabetically by country. However, files relating to two multinational trips will be found at the end of the subseries.

Subseries C: International Conferences, 1962-1966, Box 463: Correspondence, agendas, position papers and other items having to do with Reuther's participation in the Harpsund and Bilderberg Conferences. These conferences dealt with broad international economic and political problems as well as labor matters. Files are arranged alphabetically.

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Subseries D: United Nations, 1947-1970, Boxes 463-467: Correspondence, reports and publications regarding the United Nations and groups formed to further its programs. The UAW was an active supporter of the UN and participated in many of these groups. UN files are placed first, followed by those of the American Association for the UN and the US Committee for the UN which merged in 1964 into the UN Association of the USA, Inc. Files for other UN- related organizations follow, arranged alphabetically.

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Subseries A: International Labor Organizations, Boxes 438-448

Box 438

1. European Trade Union Secretariat, 1966 2-3. Inter-American Regional Organization of Workers (ORIT), 1954-68 4-13. International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU), 1949-62

Box 439

1-14. ICFTU, 1963-69 15. ; WPR notes & n.d.

Box 440

1-13. ICFTU; Executive Board Meetings, Mar 1959 - Mar 1963

Box 441

1-11. ICFTU; Executive Board Meetings, Oct 1963 - Oct 1967 12-13. ICFTU World Congresses; lst, Nov - Dec 1949 14-18. ; 3rd, Jul 1953

Box 442

1. ICFTU World Congresses; 4th, May 1955 2. ; 7th, Jul 1962 3-11. ; 8th, Jul 1965 12. International Federation of Chemical & General Workers' Union, 1965 13. International Federation of Commercial, Clerical & Technical Employees, 1966 14. International Federation of Industrial Organizations & General Workers' Union, 1964 15. International Federation of Plantation, Agricultural & Allied Workers, 1965 16. International Labour Organisation (ILO), 1952-61

Box 443

1. ILO, 1962-64 2-5. ; AFL-CIO boycott, 1966 6. ILO, 1968-69 7-12. International Metalworkers' Federation (IMF), 1946-60

Box 444

1-13. IMF, 1961-69 & n.d. 14-15. IMF; Automotive Conferences, 1956-60

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Box 445

1-7. IMF; Automotive Conferences, 1963-68 8-11. ; Automotive Dept., 1958-69

Box 446

1-5. IMF; Congresses, 1947-68 6-7. ; European Automotive Conference, Dec 1969 8. ; Ford & General Motors Councils, 1957 9-12. ; World Automotive Councils Conference, May-Jun 1966

Box 447

1-4. IMF; World Automotive Councils Conference, May-Jun 1966 5. ; World Council for Volkswagon & Mercedes-Benz, Nov 1966 6-11. ; Youth & Women's Conferences, 1957-67 12. International Union of Food & Allied Workers' Assns., 1966

Box 448

1-4. World Federation of Trade Unions, 1945-65

Subseries B: Foreign Countries, Boxes 448-462

Box 448

5. Algeria, 1964-67 6. Argentina, 1959-65 7-8. Australia, 1943-68 9-10. Austria, 1948-68 11. Bahamas, 1968 12. Barbados, 1961 13. Belgium, 1960-66 14. Brazil, 1959-68 15. British Guyana, 1962 16. Burma, 1961 17. Canada, 1945-69 18. ; Canadian Labour Congress, 1963-70 19. Chile, 1964 20. China, 1945-67 21. Colombia, 1964 22. Congo (Leopoldville), 1964

Box 449

1. Cuba, 1957-63 2. Czechoslovakia,, 1954-69

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Box 449 (cont'd)

3. Denmark, 1960-70 4. Dominican Republic, 1965 5. Finland, 1959-67 6-8. France, 1946-68 9-13. Germany, 1944-58

Box 450

1-6. Germany; WPR May Day Speech, 1959 7-12. Germany, 1960-62

Box 451

1-11. Germany, 1963-69 12. ; German Trade Union Federation (DGB), 1950-57

Box 452

1-4. Germany; German Trade Union Federation (DGB), 1959-69 5. Ghana, 1963 6-12. Great Britain, 1941-69 13-14. ; Amalgamated Engineering Union, 1955-68 15-18. ; Trades Union Congress, 1957

Box 453

1-2. Great Britain; Trades Union Congress, 1958-69 3-4. Greece, 1948-67 5. Guatemala, 1965 6-8. Hungary, 1956-65 9-13. India, 1946-56

Box 454

1-7. India; WPR trip, 1956 8-9. ; WPR trip - ICFTU material, 1956 10. ; WPR trip - notes, 1956 11. ; WPR trip - clippings, 1956

Box 455

1. India; WPR trip, clippings, 1956 2-8. ; WPR trip, background material, 1956

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Box 456

1-2. India; WPR trip, background material, 1956 3-9. India, 1957-67 10. Ireland, 1949-66 11-12. Israel, 1948-70 13-14. ; WPR trip, 1968

Box 457

1-7. Israel; General Federation of Labor (Histadrut), 1951-70 8-11. Italy, 1952-69 12. Jamaica, 1964 13-15. Japan, 1948-62

Box 458

1-2. Japan, 1963-69 4-11. ; WPR trip, 1962

Box 459

1-5. Japan; Wage Research Center, 1962-66 6-7. Kenya, 1958-69 8. Korea, 1953-69 9. Lebanon, 1963 10. Libya, 1964 11. Malaysia, 1959-69 12. Mexico, 1952-67 13. Mexico; WPR trip, 1954 14-16. ; WPR trip, 1966-67

Box 460

1. Netherlands, 1960-68 2. New Zealand, 1965 3. Nigeria, 1959-66 4. Norway, 1943-68 5. Panama, 1961 6. Peru, 1962 7. Philippines, 1961-68 8. Poland, 1943-66 9-10. Puerto Rico, 1950-66 11. Rumania, 1957-70 13. Southern Rhodesia, 1965 14-19. Soviet Union, 1951-68 20. Spain, 1946-67

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Box 461

1-4. Sweden, 1952-70 5-6. ;Swedish Confederation of Trade Unions (LO), 1951-64 7. ; Swedish Metalworkers Union, 1953-68 8. Switzerland, 1948-65 9. Tanganyika, 1961-65 10. Tunisia, 1965-66 11. Turkey, 1961-70 12. Uganda, 1964 13. United Arab Republic, 1963-64 14. Venezuela, 1959-64 15. West Pakistan, 1961-63 16. Yugoslavia, 1963-69 17-18. ; WPR trip, 1968 19. Africa; UAW mission, 1963-64

Box 462

1-10. Europe,; WPR trip, 1953 11-13. Europe & Middle East; WPR trip, 1955

Subseries C: International Conferences, Box 463

Box 463

1-4. Bilderberg Meetings, 1964-66 5-6. Harpsund Meetings, 1962-65

Subseries D: United Nations & Support Groups, Boxes 463-467

Box 463

7-9. United Nations, 1948-70 10. ; Ralph J. Bunche, 1953-69 11. ; Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., 1957-60 12. ; Adlai E. Stevenson, 1961-65 13-14. ; Arthur J. Goldberg, 1965-68 15. ; Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees, 1957-70 16. ;Special UN Fund for Economic Development, 1953-56 17. ; UN Educational, Scientific & Cultural Org. (UNESCO), 1957-58

Box 464

1-7. American Association for the UN (AAUN), 1947-64 8. US Committee for the UN (USCUN), 1955-64 9-11. AAUN-USCUN Merger into UN Assn. of the USA (UNA-USA), 1963-64 12. UNA-USA, 1964

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Box 465

1-11. UNA-USA, 1965-67

Box 466

1-7. UNA-USA, 1968-70 8-11. ; Panel on Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, 1967-68 12. Collegiate Council for the United Nations, 1963-67 13. Council on International Relations & UN Affairs, 1968-69

Box 467

1-6. Commission to Study the Organization of Peace, 1965-69 7-9. International Student Movement for the UN, 1964-66 10. Peace-Keeping Ways & Means Committee, 1965-66 11. UAW "Appointment-UN" Conference, 1962-63 12. UAW-UN Symposium on Impact of Urbanization on the Human Environment, 1970 13. UN We Believe, 1964-67 14. UN Week in Detroit, 1960 15. US Committee for UNICEF, 1953-70 16. World Federation of UN Associations, 1966

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Series XV Organizations, 1946-1970 Boxes 467-539

Correspondence, memoranda, reports and printed material relating to organizations with which Reuther had contact as President of the UAW and also, to a lesser degree, as an official of the CIO, the AFL-CIO and the ALA.

These groups are extremely diverse. Many have as their purpose improved health care, political and social reform, peace, civil rights for minority groups, enhanced community relations and consumer protection. There are also organizations of a charitable, religious, social, political, cultural, educational or testimonial nature. These files are predominantly from the period of the late 1950s and 1960s and reflect Reuther's particular concern with urban problems and housing and with the civil rights movement. The Community Health Association, the Metropolitan Detroit Citizens Development Authority, New Detroit, the Tractors for Freedom Committee and the Urban Coalition are particularly well documented.

Files are arranged alphabetically by organization name. Colleges and universities are grouped under the term "universities." A small group of general files is placed at the end of the series. Some material relating to organizations represented in this series will also be found in Series XVIII, Appointments and Invitations.

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Box 467

17. Ad Hoe Committee of Citizens Concerned with Equal Educational Opportunity, 19 18. Ad Hoc Committee on the Human Rights & Genocide Treaties, 1966-67 19. Addams, Jane, Hall of Fame Committee, 1968 20. Afro-American Musical & Cultural Foundation, 1969 21. Allied Trades Apprenticeship, 1969 22. American Academy of Transportation, 1966

Box 468

1. American Arab Relief Agency, 1967 2-14. American Arbitration Association, 1948-69

Box 469

1. American Association for World Health, 1968 2. American Bankers Association, 1969 3. American Behavioral Science Lab, 1969 4. American Bible Society, 1953-69 5-6. American Cancer Society, 1947-66 7-8. American Civil Liberties Union, 1962-70 9. American College Apothecaries, 1969 10. American Committee for Assistance to Tunisia, 1969-70 11. American Committee on Africa, 1959-70 12-13. American Committee to Improve Our Neighborhoods (ACTION), 1959-65 14. American Foundation on Nonviolence, 1966 15-17. American Freedom from Hunger Foundation, 1962-70 18. American Friends Service Committee, 1952-68 19. American GI Forum of the US, 1965 20. American Guild of Variety Artists Youth Fund, 1965 21-22. American Heritage Foundation, 1953-69

Box 470

1-2. American Immigration & Citizenship Conference, 1958-69 3. American Independent Movement, 1968 4. American Institute for Free Labor Development, 1962-64 5. American Institute for Human Engineering, Inc., 1968 6. American Institute of Architects, 1966 7. American Institute of Management, 1964-66 8. American Jewish Committee, 1966 9. American Jewish Congress, 1953-68 10. American Jewish Literary Foundation, 1954 11. American Labor Education Service, 1962 12. American Legion, 1969

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Box 470 (cont'd)

13. American National Arts Foundation, 1964 14. American National Red Cross, 1946-69 15-16. American Negro Leadership Conference on Africa, 1962-68 17. American Parkinson Disease Association, 1969 18. American Public Health Association, 1962-69 19. American Society of Civil Engineers, 1965 20. American Society of Tool & Manufacturing Engineers, 1966 21. American Travel Association, 1959-67 22. American Veterans Committee, 1965-67 23-25. Americans Committed to Implementing National Goals (ACTING), 1961-62 26-28. Americans for Democratic Action, 1946-47

Box 471

1-15. Americans for Democratic Action, 1948-67

Box 472

1-4. Americans for Democratic Action, 1968-69 5. Americans for Indian Opportunity, Inc., 1970 6. Americans for Progressive Israel (Hashomer Hatzair), 1970 7. America's Conscience Fund, 1965 8. Amnesty International, 1963-70 9. Amsterdam Press; Black printers project, 1969 10. Ann Arbor-Washtenaw Council of Churches, 1969 11. Appalachian Operation Health, 1969-70 12. Archdiocese of Detroit Schools, 1967 13. Areawide Health Operating Committee (AHOC), 1969 14. Asia Society, 1965 15-17. Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, 1956-69 18. Aspen Music Festival & Music School, 1963-66 19. Atlantic Council of the US, 1963-69 20. Atomic Scientists of Chicago, Inc., 1956 21. B for Kids Citizens Committee, 1968 22. Baltimore Council for International Visitors, 1965-67 23. Black Power Conference, 1967 24. Blinded Veterans Association, 1969 25. B'nai B'rith Foundation of the US, 1968 26. Boulevard Congregational Church, Detroit, 1969 27. Boys' Athletic League, 1967 28. Boys' Towns of Italy, Inc., 1953-65 29. Bunche, Ralph J., Community Council, 1967

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Box 473

1. California Fair Practices Committee, 1963-64 2. Calvin Presbyterian Church, Detroit, 1968 3. Canadian Association for Adult Education, 1966 4. Canadian University Service Overseas, 1963 5. Carey, James B., Testimonial Dinner, 1955 6-15. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1965-67

Box 474

1-8. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1968-69 9. Catholic Interracial Council, 1963-67 10-13. Center for Community Change, 1968-69

Box 475

1-5. Center for Community Change, 1969-70 6-7. Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1962-69 8. Central Business District Assoc.; Salute to Women Who Work, 1967 9. Central Methodist Church, Detroit, 1964 10. Children's International Summer Villages, Inc., 1966 11. Churchman, The, 1967-68 12. Cisler, Walker & Gertrude, Library Foundation, 1970 13-15. Citizens Committee for Equal Opportunity, 1963

Box 476

1-12. Citizens Committee for Equal Opportunity, 1964-67

Box 477

1-2. Citizens Committee for Equal Opportunity, 1968-69 3-4. Citizens Committee for International Development, 1961 5. Citizens Committee for Pontiac's Positive Progress, 1966-67 6. Citizens Committee for Postal Reform, Inc., 1969 7. Citizens Committee on Foreign Policy, 1966 8. Citizens Committee to Save Medicaid, 1969 9. Citizens Coordinating Committee, 1970 10-14. Citizens Crusade against Poverty, 1964-69 15. Citizens' Committee to Save Detroit General Hospital, 1969 16. Citizens Exchange Corps, 1967 17. Citizens for a United Detroit, 1964 18. Citizens Police Review Board, 1968 19. Citizens Redevelopment Corp., 1967-68 20. City of Hope National Medical Center, 1947-67 21. Coalition on National Priorities & Military Policy, 1969-70 22. Commission on Electoral College Reform, 1966-69

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Box 478

1-5. Committee for Community Affairs, 1968-70 6. Committee for the Executive Residence, 1969 7-12. Committee for National Health Insurance, 1965-69

Box 479

1-7. Committee for National Health Insurance, 1969-70 8. Committee for the Nation's Health, Inc., 1954-55 9. Committee of One Hundred, 1957 10. Committee on Better Human Relations, 1957 11. Committee to Preserve Bodega Head, 1963 12. Community & Labor--Social Action Coalition, ca. 1967 13-15. Community Health Association (CHA), 1956

Box 480

1-10. Community Health Association, 1956 - Apr 1957

Box 481

1-12. Community Health Association, May 1957 - Dec 1958

Box 482

1-14. Community Health Association, Jan 1959 - Feb 1960

Box 483

1-12. Community Health Association, Mar 1960 - Apr 1961

Box 484

1-12. Community Health Association, May 1961 - May 1963

Box 485

1-11. Community Health Association, Jun 1963 - Aug 1965

Box 486

1-13. Community Health Association, Sep 1965 - Jan 1970

Box 487

1. Community Health Care Center Plan, 1969 2. Confederated Spanish Societies, 1962-70

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Box 487 (cont'd)

3-11. Conference on Economic Progress, 1957-69 12. Conference on the Status of Soviet Jews, 1966-67

Box 488

1-3. Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), 1962-69 4. Constitutional Rights Foundation, 1964-69 5. Consumer & Taxpayers' Alliance, 1969 6. Consumer Clearing House, 1967 7. Consumer Federation of America, 1968-70 8. Consumer Research Advisory Council, 1968 9. Consumers Information Committee, 1967 10. Contra Costa Council of Community Services, 1967 11. Coordinating Council on Civil Rights, 1961 12. Coordinating Council on Human Relations, 1964-68 13. Coordinating Council on Education for the Disadvantaged, 1965 14. Corporation for Public Broadcasting, 1968 15. Council for United Civil Rights Leadership, 1963 16. Council on Foreign Relations, 1967-68 17. Council on Social Work Education, 1967-69 18. Cuban Prisoner Exchange, 1963 19. Curran, Joseph, 60th Birthday Dinner, 1966 20. Dakota Self-Help Housing Association, 1969 21. Davis, William H., Memorial Fund, 1965 22. Debs, Eugene V., Foundation, 1962-69 23. Declaration of Atlantic Unity, 1962-67 24. Defense & Aid Fund, 1963-65 25-27. Detroit Area Council on World Affairs, 1967 - Jun 1968

Box 489

1-2.Detroit Area Council on World Affairs, Jul 1968 - Dec 1969 3. Detroit Area Rapid Transit (DART), 1968 4. Detroit Commission on Community Relations, 1966 5. Detroit Committee for Human Rights Day Observance, 1968 6. Detroit Conference on Civic Development, Inc., 1967-69 7. Detroit Council of Negro Women, Inc., 1962 8. Detroit Labor Action Council, Inc., 1969-70 9. Detroit League for the Handicapped, 1967 10. Detroit Mayor's Prayer Breakfast, 1966-67 11. Detroit Metropolitan Industrial Development Corp., 1966-68 12. Detroit Olympic Committee, 1963 13. Detroit Press Club Foundation, 1967 14. Detroit Public Schools; Northern H.S. Athletic Program, 1967 15. Detroit Symphony Orchestra, 1965-69 16. Detroit Urban League, 1962-69

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Box 489 (cont'd)

17. D.C. Research Fund, 1968-69 18. Dominican Sisters, 1968 19. East Chicago Heights Community Services Center, 1969 20. East Los Angeles Community Union (TELACU), 1969 21. Economic Club of Detroit, 1949-69 22-23. Educational Committee to Halt Atomic Weapons Spread, 1966-69 24. Electric Consumers Information Committee, 1962-66 25. Environmental Teach-In, Inc., 1969 26. Evers, Medgar, Fund, 1969-70 27. Excursions in Music, 1969 28. Fair Campaign Practices Committee, Inc., 1962-69

Box 490

1-4. Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, 1946-49 5. Fiscal Reform Conference on Quality Education, 1966 6. Flint Urban Coalition, 1969 7-12. Ford Foundation, 1952-66

Box 491

1-3. Ford Foundation, 1967-70 4. Ford, Henry, Statue Committee, 1969 5. Foreign Policy Association, 1967-68 6. Foreign Student Service Council, 1963-70 7-11. Four Freedoms Hotels, Inc., 1961-67 12. Freedom House, 1965-69 13. Fried, Milton, Memorial, 1969 14. Frontlash, 1968-70 15. Fuller-McCreedy Testimonial Committee, 1967 16. Fund for Peace, 1970 17. Georgia Council on Human Relations, 1962-64 18. Gompers Rehabilitation Center, 1967 19. Gossett, William T., Dinner Committee, 1967 20. Greater Detroit Committee for Fair Housing Practices, 1965

Box 492

1. Greater Quinn AME Church, Detroit, 1963 2. Greater Michigan Foundation, 1962-69 3. Group Health Association of America, 1962-69 4. Group on Advanced Leadership (GOAL), 1962 5. Group Research, Inc., 1962-69 6. Guardian Club, 1969 7. Haggerty Research Fellowship Fund, 1966-69 8. Heaps, Alvin, Testimonial Dinner, 1967

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Box 492 (cont'd)

9. Herald-Examiner Joint Strike-Lockout Council, 1968 10. Higher Education Opportunities Committee, 1966 11. Hilberry, Dr. Clarence, Civic Tribute Committee, 1965 12. Hillman, Sidney, Foundation, 1966 13. Holy Rosary Church, Pittsburgh, 1969 14. Holy Trinity Children's School Fund, Detroit, 1967 15. Howell for Governor Committee, 1969 16. Industrial Relations Research Association, 1968 17-22. Institute for American Democracy, 1966-70

Box 493

1. Institute for Cybernetical Research, 1965 2. Institute for Psychoanalysis, 1969 3. Integrated Education, 1969 4. International Congress of Orientalists, 1967 5. International Cooperation Year; Committee on Health, 1965 6. International Freedom Festival, 1963-69 7. International Labor Press Association, 1966 8-9. International Rescue Committee, 1949-67 10. International Study Group on Democratic Development, 1963-64 11. International Year for Human Rights, 1966-68 12. Israel Bond Organization, 1963-64 13. Ivory, Marcellius, Testimonial Dinner, 1968 14. Jackson, Gardner, Civil Liberties Collection Center, 1966 15. Jefferson-Jackson Kennedy Dinner, 1962 16. Jewish Labor Committee, 1962-63 17. Joint Council on Economic Education, 1966-69 18. Joint Wage Research Center, Tokyo, 1964-67 19. Johnson, Arthur L., Testimonial Dinner, 1963 20. Johnson, Arthur L., Tribute Committee, 1966 21. Kefauver, Estes, Memorial Foundation, Inc., 1964-66 22. Kennedy, John F., Education Center, 1968 23. Kennedy, Robert F., Memorial, 1968-69 24. King, Martin Luther, Memorial Center, 1969-70 25. King, Dr. Martin Luther, Memorial Fund Committee, 1969 26. Laird, James H., Dinner, 1966 27. Lasser, David, Testimonial Dinner, 1969 28. Lawndale Community Union, Chicago, 1968-69 29. Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights, 1967 30. Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee, Inc., 1964-66 31-32. Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1959-64

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Box 494

1-3. Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1965-70 4-5. League for Industrial Democracy, 1962-69 6. League of Women Voters, 1964-69 7. Logan, Arthur, Dinner, 1970 8-11. March on Washington for Jobs & Freedom, 1963 12. Mboya, Tom, Family Trust Fund, 1969 13. Mboya, Tom, Scholarship Fund, WSU, 1963 14. Meadowbrook Music Festival, 1964-69 15. Meany, George, Foundation, 1963-65 16. Medical Committee for Human Rights, 1966-68 17. Metropolitan Detroit Citizens Committee for Fluoridation, 1962-65

Box 495

1-11. Metropolitan Detroit Citizens Development Authority (MDCDA), 1966-Jun 1967

Box 496

1-10. MDCDA, Jul 1967 - Nov 1967

Box 497

1-11. MDCDA, Nov 1967 - Dec 1968

Box 498

1-13. MDCDA, 1969

Box 499

1. MDCDA, Jan - Jun 1970 2. ; Clippings, 1967-70 3. ; Administrative & Operating Committee, 1969 4-8. ; Finance Committee, 1968-69 9. ; Financial Data, 1969

Box 500

1-7. MDCDA; Housing Plans, Projects & Proposals, 1966-68 8. ; New Towns Conference, Oct 1969

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Box 501

1-6. MDCDA; WPR Files, 1966-67 7. Metropolitan Detroit Council of Churches, 1964-67 8-12. Metropolitan Fund, Inc., 1965-67

Box 502

1-10. Metropolitan Fund, Inc., 1968-70

Box 503

1-2. Metropolitan Hospital, 1959-69 3. Mexican-American Youth Organization, 1969 4. Michigan Aerospace Foundation, 1969 5. Michigan Citizens Committee for the Vote at 18, 1966 6. Michigan Civil Rights Commission Conference, 1966 7. Michigan Council for the Arts, 1969 8. Michigan Council of Churches, 1954 9. Michigan Housing Associates, 1965 10. Michigan Housing Federation, 1968 11. Michigan Partners of the Alliance, 1967-69 12. Michigan Voter Crusade, 1968 13. Muscular Distrophy Assn. of America, 1969 14. Nathan, Robert R., Associates, 1963-67 15-19. National Advisory Committee on Farm Labor, 1960-67 20. National Alliance for Businessmen, 1969 21. National Association for Intergroup Relations Officials, 1967 22. National Assembly on Teaching the Principles of the Bill of Rights, 1963 23-27. NAACP, 1946-59

Box 504

1-13. NAACP, 1960-67

Box 505

1-6. NAACP, 1968-70 7-8. ; Detroit Branch, 1946-70 9. ; Legal Defense & Educational Fund, Inc., 1962-70 10. National Association of Counties, 1963 11. National Association of Home Builders, 1966 12. National Association of Social Workers, 1965 13. National Ballet of Canada, 1965 14-15. National Bureau of Economic Research, 1960-70 16. National Cancer Foundation, 1946-49 17. National Catholic Conference on Interracial Justice, 1962-68 18. National Catholic Welfare Conference, 1962-64

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Box 506

1. National Center for Voluntary Action, 1970 2. National Child Labor Committee, 1960-63 3. National Citizens Committee for the World Health Organization, Inc., 1967 4. National Civil Liberties Clearing House, 1962-69 5. National Commission on Urban Problems, 1967 6-7. National Committee against Discrimination in Housing, 1963-68 8-13. National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy (SANE), 1958-64

Box 507

1-4. SANE, 1965-69 5. National Committee for Fair Representation, 1965 6. National Committee for International Development, 1965-66 7. National Committee for Labor Israel (Histadrut), 1946-64 8. ; American Trade Union Council, 1954-70 9. ; Histadrut Israel, 1962-70 10. National Committee for Rural Schools, Inc., 1963-64 11-13. National Committee for Support of the Public Schools, 1962-63 14. National Committee for the Children of Mississippi, 1968 15. National Committee on Employment of Youth, 1962-70 16. National Committee on Immigration & Citizenship, 1955-57

Box 508

1-2. National Committee on Tax Justice, 1969 3. National Committee on US-China Relations, 1966 4. National Committee to Abolish the Federal Death Penalty, 1967-68 5. National Conference on International Economic Social Development, 1957-64 6. National Conference on Poverty, 1964 7. National Conference on Social Welfare, 1962-68 8. National Conference on Youth Service Abroad, 1961 9. National Consumers Committee for Research & Education, Inc., 1969 10. National Consumers League, 1962-69 11. National Corporation for Housing Partnership, 1970 12. National Council for a Responsible Firearms Policy, Inc., 1969 13. National Council for Homemaker Services, 1-965 14. National Council for Sound Monetary Policy, 1965 15. National Council of Senior Citizens, Inc., 1963-66 16-18. National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA, 1953-65

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Box 509

1-2. National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA, 1966-69 3. National Council on Agricultural Life & Labor, 1964-68 4. National Council on Alcoholism, 1963-65 5. National Council on Crime & Delinquency, 1967 6-9. National Council on Hunger & Malnutrition in the US, 1968-69 10. National Council on the Aging, 1962-69 11. National Foundation to Increase Public Understanding of Congress, 1969 12. National Goals Institute, 1969 13-14. National Housing Conference, Inc., 1959-70 15. National Industrial Mission 1969 16. National Music Camp, Interlochen, 1962-68 17. National Organization for Women (NOW), 1966 18-19. National Planning Association, 1960-63

Box 510

1-3. National Planning Association, 1965-69 4. National Religion & Labor Foundation, 1948 5. National Safety Council, 1957-69 ' 6-7. National Service Secretariat, 1966-67 8. National Sharecroppers Fund, 1962-66 9. National Student Health Organization, 1968 10. National Teacher Corps, 1966 11-15. National Urban League, 1958-70 16. National Welfare Rights Organization, 1969

Box 511

1-4. Negotiation Now! - National Committee for a Political Settlement, 1967-68 5-9. New Detroit Committee, 1967- Feb 1968

Box 512

1-7. New Detroit Committee, Mar-Apr 1968

Box 513

1-10. New Detroit Committee, May-Aug 1968

Box 514

1-10. New Detroit, Inc., Sep 1968-Feb1969

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Box 515

1-10. New Detroit, Inc., Mar - May 1969

Box 516

1-11. New Detroit, Inc., Jan 1969-Jan 1970 12. New Direction, Inc., 1969 13. New Haven Area Community Health Center, 1967 14. North Woodward Interfaith Corp., 1969 15. Nugent Center Track Club, 1969

Box 517

1. Oakland County Council; Pontiac Area Housing, 1967 2. Ohio Council on Economic Education, 1965-70 3. Ohio Farm Labor Organizing Committee, 1969 4. Older Adult Special Issues Society, Inc. (OASIS), 1970 5. Operation Freedom, 1963 6. Organization Regional Interamericana de Trabajadores (ORIT), 1963-66 7. Organization for a Better Austin, 1968 8-11. Paint Creek Citizens Conservation Committee, 1962-66 12-13. Paint Creek Citizens Emergency Committee, 1969-70 14. Peace Act Advisory Council, 1970 15. Peace with Freedom, Inc., 1963 16. Pennsylvania Equal Rights Council, 1967 17. Phillips Exeter Academy Spur Program, 1969 18-19. Planned Parenthood - World Population, 1964-69 20-22. Poor Peoples' Campaign, 1968 23. Potofsky, Jacob S.; Dinners, 1966, 1969 24. Private Planning Association of Canada, 1966 25. Project Concern, 1970 26. Providence Hospital, 1969 27. Public Resources Association, 1968

Box 518

1-13. Randolph, A. Philip, Institute, 1965-69 14. Ravitz Report Dinner, 1968 15. Reeb Family Fund, 1965

Box 519

1-2. Religion & Labor Council of America, 1954-64 3. Religion & Labour Council of Canada, 1963-68 4. Research Institute of America, 1966 5. Research Park West, Inc., 1968 6. Reuther, Roy, Memorial, 1969

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Box 519 (cont'd)

7. Right to Work Committee, 1969 8. Riverside Civic Fund, Inc., 1967-69 9-16. Roosevelt, Eleanor, Cancer Foundation, 1960-62

Box 520

1-4. Roosevelt, Eleanor, Cancer Foundation, 1963-69 5. Roosevelt, Eleanor, Golden Ring Center, 1965 6-13. Roosevelt, Eleanor, Memorial Foundation, 1962-63

Box 521

1-10. Roosevelt, Eleanor, Memorial Foundation, 1963-64

Box 522

1-3. Roosevelt, Eleanor, Memorial Foundation, 1965-69 4. Roosevelt, Eleanor, Nobel Peace Prize Organizing Committee, 1964-65 5. Roosevelt, Eleanor, Story Company, 1965 6. Roosevelt, Franklin D., Birthday Memorial Committee, 1962-69 7. Roosevelt, Franklin D., Foundation, Inc., 1953 8. Roosevelt, Franklin D., Four Freedoms Award, 1949-70 9. Roosevelt, Franklin D., Memorial Commission, 1962-65 10. Roosevelt, Franklin D., Memorial Foundation, 1948-49 11. Russell Memorial Hospital, 1969 12. Rutledge, Philip, Appreciation Dinner, 1967 13. St. Catherine's Church, Clayton, N.J., 1962 14. St. Coletta School, Hanover, Mass., 1969 15. St. John's United Presbyterian Church, Detroit, 1964 16. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Indianapolis, Ind., 1968 17. St. Justin, Martyr Church, Eastlake, Ohio, 1963 18. St. Mark's Methodist Church, Detroit, 1963 19. St. Paul Church, Onaway, Mich., 1969 20. Salk Institute for Biological Studies, 1966-68 21. Salvation Army, 1967-69 22. Scholarship, Education & Defense Fund for Equality, Inc., 1966-68 23. Shrine of St. Jude of the South, Sumter, S.C., 1963 24. Sierra Club, 1967 25. Six Nations Iroquois Confederacy, 1963-65 26. Sixty Now, Inc., 1961-66 27. Social Development Corporation, 1966 28. South Macomb Hospital, 1966

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Box 523

1-3. Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 1959-69 4. Southern Regional Council, Inc., 1962-68 5. Southwest Alabama Farmers Coop Association, 1968 6. Southwest Council of La Raza, 1968 7. Spanish Refugee Aid, Inc., 1962-70 8. Stevenson, Adlai, Institute of International Affairs, 1966-70 9. Stevenson, Adlai E., Memorial Fund, 1965-66 10-11. Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), 1960-63 12-18. Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), 1962-65

Box 524

1-2. Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), 1966-69 3. Target: Freedom, 1967 4. Temple Israel, Detroit, 1970 5. Thomas, Norman, Endowment (New School for Social Research), 1968 6. Tonelli, Joseph P., Investiture Dinner Committee, 1969 7. Tornado Disaster Fund, 1964 8-19. Tractors for Freedom Committee, May-Jun 1961

Box 525

1-3. Tractors for Freedom Committee, Jun-Jul 1961 4-6. ; Donations, May-Jul 1961 7-8. ; Legal files, May-Nov 1961 9. ; Lists of names, 1961 10-13. ; Press reaction, 1961

Box 526

1. Tractors for Freedom Committee; Press reaction, 1961 2-12. ; Public reaction, May-Aug 1961 13. ; Radio & TV reaction, 1961

Box 527

1. Tractors for Freedom; Technical Committee, 1961 2-3. ; Tractor manufacturers, 1961 4. Trade Union Leadership Council (TULC), 1959-68 5. Unicomm, 1969 6-10. United Foundation, 1955-69 11-12. United Negro College Fund, 1956-70 13. United Planning Organization, 1969 14. United Seamen's Service, 1958 15. US Committee for Democracy in Greece, 1968-70 16. US Committee for Refugees, Inc., 1964-67

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Box 527 (cont'd)

17. US Committee for the World Health Organization, 1964-65 18-19. US Committee of the Dag Hammarskjold Foundation, 1962-65

Box 528

1. US National Student Association, 1965-68 2-4. United World Federalists, 1955-67 5. University for Presidents, 1969 6. Universities; American School of International Service, 1964-69 7. ; Antioch College, 1968 8. ; Brandeis University, 1966 9. ; Columbia University, 1952-57 10. ; Cornell University, 1970 11-17. ; Grand Valley State College, 1966-67

Box 529

1-3. Universities; Grand Valley State College, 1968-69 4-11. ;Harvard University, 1964-69

Box 530

1. Universities; Labour College of Canada, 1965-66 2. ; Meharry Medical College, 1970 3. ; Oakland Community College, 1969 4. ; Oakland University, 1964 5-6. ; Roosevelt University, 1957-66 7. ; Rutgers University, 1963-68 8. ; St. Mary's College of California, 1965 9. ; University of Chicago, 1963 10. ; University of Detroit, 1952-67 11-16. ; University of Michigan, 1963-70 17. ; University of Michigan, Dearborn, 1961-63 18. ; University of Windsor, 1964-6111 19. ; University of Wisconsin, 1964-68 20. ; Wayne County Community Colleges, 1966

Box 531

1-9. Universities; Wayne State University, 1963-70 10-11. ; Wayne State University, Archives, 1962-69 12. ; Wayne State University, Hilberry Theatre, 1969 13. ; Westminster College, 1964 14. ; Wilberforce University, 1963-67 15. ; Yale University, 1965

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Box 532

1. Upper Manhattan Committee on Alcoholism, 1969 2. Upper Peninsula Committee on Area Progress, 1966 3. Urban America, Inc., 1966-67 4-12. Urban Coalition, Jul 1967 - Apr 1969

Box 533

1-6. Urban Coalition, May 1969 - Apr 1970 7. ; Action Council, 1968-69 8-9. ; John W. Gardner, 1968-70

Box 534

1-10. Urban Coalition; Michigan, Sep 1968 - Jan 1970

Box 535

1-2. Urban Coalition; Steering Committee, 1967-69 3-10. ; Task Force on Housing, Reconstruction & Urban Development, Nov 1967 - Feb 1969

Box 536

1-3. Urban Coalition; Task Force on Housing, ..., Mar 1969 - Apr 1970 4. Urban Design, 1968 5. Urban Research, Inc., 1966 6. Vaughn, Jackie, Testimonial Dinner, 1964 7-10. Vienna Institute for Development, 1968-69 11. Vietnam Moratorium Committee, 1969 12. Walk to Freedom Demonstration, Detroit, 1963 13. Walton, Isaak, League of America, 1968-69 14. Washington Home Rule Committee, 1970 15. Washington Society for Democracy in Greece, 1967 16. Water & Power Consumers Conference, 1968 17. Waterbury Non-Profit Development Corporation, 1967 18-19. Watts Labor Community Action Committee, 1967-68

Box 537

1-2. Watts Labor Community Action Committee, 1968-69 3. Watts, Nellie, Testimonial Fund, 1967 4. Weizmann Institute of Science, 1965-66 5. ; WPR Testimonial Dinner, 1968 6. Wiltwyck School for Boys Building Fund, 1966-68 7. Women's Public Affairs Committee of 1000, Inc., 1969 8-9. Workers Defense League, 1949-69

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Box 537 (cont'd)

10. Workmen's Circle, 1967 11. World Assembly for Human Rights, 1968 12. World Council of Churches, 1951-69 13. World Food Crisis Committee, 1968 14. World Medical Relief, Inc., 1965-68 15. World Movement for World Federal Government, n.d. 16-17. Contribution Lists; Monthly, 1962-69 18. ; Yearly, 1964-68

Box 538

1-2. Contribution Requests, 1958-70 3-13. Invitations Accepted, 1945-64

Box 539

1-5. Invitations Accepted, 1965-70 6-7. Invitations Rejected, 1963-70 8. Membership Lists; CIO, 1953-55 9-10. ; UAW, 1955-69

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Series XVI Speeches and Publications, 1933-1970 Boxes 539-573

This series contains the speeches and publications of Walter Reuther in addition to statements, interviews and press conference transcripts. There is also related correspondence and background reference material. Testimony and other public statements can be found in appropriate locations in other series. An index to speeches and publications will be found in the index section of this guide. This series is divided into the following three subseries:

Subseries A: Speeches, 1937-1970, Boxes 539-563: Transcripts, drafts, notes and reference material for speeches and debates prepared by Reuther and his staff. The files often include correspondence relating to arrangements and information on the groups to be addressed. Some related records can be found in Series XV, Organizations or in Series XVIII, Appointments and Invitations. Files are arranged chronologically. Speeches for which there are only notes are placed at the end of each year's grouping. Where the exact dating is uncertain, notes have been placed at the latest estimated date.

Subseries B: Interviews and Press Conferences, 1949-1970, Boxes 563-564: Transcripts, reprints and reports of interviews given by Reuther and press conferences held by him. There is also some correspondence relating to arrangements. Files are arranged chronologically. Occasional items in Subseries A are close to the interview format and one interview can be found with the peace-related material in Box 568.

Subseries C: Publications, 1933-1970, Boxes 565-573: Drafts and published versions of pamphlets and magazine and newspaper articles written by Reuther and his collaborators. Also included are several drafts of a book manuscript on the subject of peace. Files also contain correspondence, notes and background material and clippings. Files are arranged chronologically with the exception of Reuther's writings on peace dating from 1950 to 1968, which have been placed together at the end of the subseries, since they are closely related and represent a continuous development of his ideas on the subject.

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Subseries A: Speeches, Boxes 539-563

Box 539

11. Speeches; Detroit Common Council Election, 1937 12. Speech; General Executive Board, c. 1939-40 13. ; John L. Lewis Endorsement of Wendell Willkie, 1940 14-17. Speeches; Aircraft Production, 1940-41 1-8. Reuther Plan; FDR Library & National Archives Files, 1940

Box 540

1. Debate; Town Meeting of the Air - National Defense, 1941 2. Speech; Ford Unionization, 1941 3. Speeches; Defense Production, 1941 4. ; "Labor's Victory Program," 1941 5-6. ; Defense Production, 1942 7-9. Debate; Reuther Plan - WPR & C.E. Wilson, Mar 1942 10. Speeches; Defense Production, Postwar Planning, 1943 11. ; Defense Production, 1944 12. ; Industrial Revolution, 1944 13. ; Postwar Housing, 1944 14. ; Postwar Planning, 1944 15. ; Presidential Election, 1944

Box 541

1-2. Speeches; General Motors, 1945 3. ; Postwar Planning, 1945 4. ; Miscellaneous, 1945 5. ; Henry A. Wallace Testimonial, 1945 6-10. Debate; Town Meeting of the Air - Wage Increases, Oct 1945 11-12. Notes; Fragments, 1941-45

Box 542

1-3. Debate; Town Meeting of the Air - Government-Controlled Economy, May 1946 4-5. ; Town Meeting of the Air - Lag in Production, Oct 1946 6-8. Speeches, 1946 9-10. Speeches, 1947 11-12. ; UAW Convention, 1947 13-15. Speeches, 1948 16. Debate; US Living Standard - Robert A. Taft, 4 Apr 1948

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Box 543

1-4. Notes, 1946-48 5. Speeches, 1949 6-8. Speeches, 1950 9-13. Speeches, 1951 14. Debate; Town Meeting of the Air - Rising Prices, 1951

Box 544

1-2. Notes, 1950-51 3-6. Speeches, 1952 7. TV Program, 1952 8. Notes, 1952 9-12. Speeches, Jan-Sep 1953

Box 545

1-2. Speeches, Oct-Dec 1953 3-4. Notes, 1953 5-9. Speeches, 1954 10-11. Speeches, Jan-Feb 1955

Box 546

1-4. Speeches, Apr-Dec 1955 5-6. Notes, 1955 7. Speeches, Jan-Apr 1956 8-9. ; UAW Education Conference, Apr 1956 10. ; Cooper Union, May (?) 1956

Box 547

1. Speeches, May 1956 2. ; Mayors of Automotive Communities, Jun 1956 3. Speeches, Jun-Jul 1956 4-8. ; Presidential Campaign, Aug-Sep 1956 9-10. Speeches, Sep-Dec 1956

Box 548

1-2. Notes, 1956 3-5. Speeches, Jan-Jun 1957 6. ; NAACP Convention, Jun 1957 7-8. Speeches, Jul-Dec 1957 9-10. Speeches, Jan-Jun 1958 11. ; IUD Industrial Relations Conference, Jun 1958 12. Speeches, Sep 1958

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Box 549

1-2. Speeches, Oct-Nov 1958 3-5. Speeches, Jan-Sep 1959 6-10. ; Khrushchev Visit, Sep 1959 11. Speeches, Oct 1959 12-13. Notes, 1958-59

Box 550

1-5. Speeches, 1960 6. Notes, c. 1959-60 7. Speeches, 1960 8-10. Speeches, Feb-Nov 1961

Box 551

1-2. Notes, c. 1960-61 3-4. Speeches, 1961 5. Speeches, Jan-Feb 1962 6-7. ; Joint Economic Committee, Feb 1962 8-10. Speeches, Mar-Nov 1962 11. ; Keio University, Tokyo, Nov 1962

Box 552

1-2. Notes, 1962 3-5. Speeches, Jan-Aug 1963 6. ; March on Washington, Aug 1963 7-8. Speeches, Sep-Dec 1963 9. Notes, c. 1962-63 10-11. Speeches, Jan-Mar 1964

Box 553

1. Speeches, Apr 1964 2. ; American Association for the UN, May 1964 3-4. Speeches, Jun-Oct 1964 5. Notes, c. 1963-64 6-7. Speeches, 1964 8-10. Speeches, Feb-Mar 1965

Box 554

1-3. Speeches; Howard University, May 17-18, 1965 4. ; National Conference on Social Welfare, May 26, 1965 5-7. ; St. Mary's College, May 30, 1965 8. ; Credit Union Executives, Jun 16, 1965

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Box 554 (cont'd)

9. ; ICFTU Jul 1965 10. Speeches, Aug-Sep 1965 11. ; Regional Summer Schools, Oct 1965

Box 555

1. Speeches; American Society for Metals, 18 Oct 1965 2. ; American Institute of Planners, 20 Oct 1965 3. ; Clear Water Conference, 6 Nov 1965 4. Speeches, Nov-Dec 1965 5. Radio broadcasts, 1965 6-8. Notes, 1965 9. Speeches, Jan 1966 10. ; Economic Club of Detroit, 17 Jan 1966 11-13. Speeches, Feb-Jun 1966 14-15. ; University of Iowa, 10 Jun 1966

Box 556

1. Speeches, Aug 1966 2-4. ; Labor Day, 1966 5. ; United Steelworkers Convention, 21 Sep 1966 6-7. Speeches, Oct 1966 8-9. ; UN Day, 24 Oct 1966 10. Speeches, Dec 1966 11. Radio Broadcast, 5 Sep 1966 12-13. Notes, 1964-66 14. Notes, 1966

Box 557

1-4. Notes, 1966 5-6. Speeches; Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service, 9 Jan 1967 7-11. Speeches, Feb-Jun 1967

Box 558

1-2. Speeches, Jul-Sep 1967 3. ; Brickner Memorial Lecture,, Nov 1967 4. Speeches, Sep 1967 5-6. Notes, c. 1966-67 8-10. Speeches; President's Economic Report, Mar 1968 11. Speeches, Mar 1968 12. ; IUD Convention, 13 Mar 1968

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Box 559

1-2. Speeches, Apr-Aug 1968 3. ; Democratic Platform Committee, 20 Aug 1968 4-5. Speeches, Sep 1968 6-8. ; Water Pollution Control Federation, 25 Sep 1968 9. ; Teamsters Local 688, St. Louis, Mo., 29 Sep 1968 10. Speeches, Oct 1968 11. ; Cooper Union Forum, 28 Oct 1968

Box 560

1. Speeches,Brandeis University, 29 Oct 1968 2-4. ; Bronfman Lecture, 11 Nov 1968 5. ; Weizmann Institute of Science, I Dec 1968 6. Speeches, Dec 1968 7. Speeches, c. 1966-68 8-10. Notes, 1968 11. Speeches; Oregon State University, 4 Feb 1969

Box 561

1. Speeches; College Editors Conference, 15 Feb 1969 2. Speeches, Mar 1969 3. ; Community Affairs Luncheon, Hawaii, 24 Apr 1969 4-6. ; Young Presidents' Organization, 29 Apr 1969 7. Speeches, May 1969 8. ; ALA Conference, 26-27 May 1969 9-11. Speeches, Jul - Sep 1969 12. ; Loyola University, 30 Sep 1969

Box 562

1-3. Speeches; Committee for National Health Insurance, 14 Oct 1969 4-5. ; National Academy of Engineering, 23 Oct 1969 6. ; Labor Education Center, University of Connecticut, 29 Oct 1969 7. ; Association of American Medical Colleges, 31 Oct 1969 8. ; Emil Mazey Testimonial, 7 Nov 1969 9-10. Speeches, Dec 1969 11. Speeches, 1969 12. Notes, c. 1964-69 13. ; c. 1968-69 14. ; 1969

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Box 563

1-2. Notes, 1969 3-4. Speeches, Jan - Mar 1970 5. ; CAP Conference, 8 Mar 1970 6. ; New England Hospital Assembly, 23 Mar 1970 7. ; UAW Convention, 20-25 Apr 1970 8. Speeches, n.d. 9. Notes, c. 1964-70 10. ; c. 1968-70 11. ; 1970

Subseries B: Interviews & Press Conferences, Boxes 563-564

Box 563

12-14. Interviews, 1949-55

Box 564

1. Interviews, 1956 2. Press Conferences, 1956 3. Interviews, 1957 4. Press Conferences, 1957 5-6. Interviews, 1958 7. Press Conferences, 1958 8-9. Interviews, 1959-60 10. Press Conferences, 1960 11-12. Interviews, 1961-62 13. Press Conferences, 1962 14. Interviews, 1963 15. Press Conferences, 1963 16. Interviews, 1964 17. Press Conferences, 1965 18-19. Interviews, 1966-68 20. Press Conferences, 1968 21. Interviews, 1969 22. Press Conference, 1970

Subseries C: Publications, Box 565-573

Box 565

1. Publications, 1933-37 2-3. ; War Plane Production, 1940-43 4. ; War Production & Wages, 1943-44 5-6. ; Postwar Planning, 1944-45 7. ; Wage Increases, 1945

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Box 565 (cont'd)

8-14. Publications, 1946-49 15-16. ; Housing, 1949

Box 566

1-11. Publications, 1950-55

Box 567

1-16. Publications, 1956-67

Box 568

1-2. Publications, 1967 3-7. Publications, 1968-70 8. Peace; Publications, 1950 9. ; A Total Peace Offensive, 1950 10-11. ; A Total Peace Offensive Drafts, 1950 12-14. ; Correspondence, 1950 15. ; Radio Interview, Jul 1950 16. ; Mid-Century Peace Conference, 1950 17-18. ; Clippings, 1950

Box 569

1. Peace; Correspondence, 1951 2-4. ; Clippings, 1951-53 5-8. ; Correspondence & Clippings, 1954-58 9. ; Priorities for Peace and Survival, 1959 10. ; A Total Peace Offensive (Russian Translation), 1959 11. ; Clippings, 1959 12. ; Notes, c. 1959 13. ; "Priorities for Waging Peace," 1960 14. ; "The Economics of Peace," 1961 15-16. ; Correspondence, 1961 17-18. ; Clippings, 1961 19. ; Peace Corps, 1961 20. ; Notes, 1961

Box 570

1. Peace; "How Can We Win the Peace Race?," 1962 2-3. ; Correspondence, 1962 4. ; Clippings, 1962 5. ; Notes, 1962 & n.d. 6. ; "We Can Make the Russians Disarm," 1963

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Box 570 (cont'd)

7-13. ; Correspondence & Drafts, 1963 14-15. ; Clippings, 1963

Box 571

1. Peace; Clippings, 1963 2. ; Notes, 1963 3. ; Correspondence, 1964 4-5. ; Clippings, 1964 6. ; Correspondence, 1965 7-8. ; "Margin of Survival" Drafts, 1965 9-11. ; "Peace Proposal" Drafts, 1965 12-14. ; Clippings, 1965 15. ; Notes, c. 1965

Box 572

1-3. Peace; Correspondence, 1966 4-6. ; Clippings, 1966 7. ; Look Magazine Article Draft, 1967 8-13. ; "Peace Proposal" Drafts, 1967

Box 573

1-7. Peace; Clippings, 1967-69 & n.d. 8-9. ; Notes, n.d.

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Series XVII Subject Reference Files, 1946-1970 Boxes 573-598

Published items, such as pamphlets, magazine and newspaper articles, reports, reference data cards, notes and a variety of other informational materials. In addition, many files also contain extensive correspondence and memoranda relating to the gathering of this information or to the subject of the file and UAW policy or actions.

These files were used in the preparation of speeches, public statements and publications and for general background.

Files are arranged alphabetically by subject.

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Box 573 (cont'd)

10-11. Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM), 1969 12-13. Atomic Energy, 1948-55

Box 574

1-10. Atomic Energy, 1956-69 11-14. Fermi Reactor, Monroe, 1956

Box 575

1-12. Atomic Energy; Fermi Reactor, Monroe, 1957-58

Box 576

1-2. Atomic Energy; Fermi Reactor, Monroe, 1961-68 3. Auburn Hills Housing Development, 1964 4-15. Auto Industry, 1951 -69 & n.d.

Box 577

1. Auto Safety, 1966-68 2-5. Automation, 1951-68 6. Campus Unrest, 1965-69 7-14. Civil Rights, 1946-63

Box 578

1-12. Civil Rights, 1964-69

Box 579

1-8. Communism, 1946-67 9-13. Conservative & Far Right Groups 14-15. Birch, John, Society, 1960-64

Box 580

1. Conservative & Far Right Groups; Committee for Constitutional Government, 1950-58 2-12. Conservative & Far Right Opinion, 1959-62 13-14. Consumer Affairs, 1946-68 15. Crime, 1953, 1969

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Box 581

1. Defense, 1969 2. Detroit, 1964-69 3. Detroit Riot, 1967 4-13. Economy, 1946-58

Box 582

1-10. Economy, 1959-64

Box 583

1-6. Economy, 1965-70 7-13. Education, 1949-68

Box 584

1-2. Education, 1969 & n.d. 3-13. Employment & Unemployment, 1948-51

Box 585

1-9. Employment & Unemployment, 1952-69 10-13. Environment, 1961-64

Box 586

1-8. Environment, 1965-70 9-10. Farming, 1951-69 11. Future Planning, 1959-68 12-15. Government Spending, 1953-69

Box 587

1. Government Spending, n.d. 2-6. Health Care, 1951-70 7-13. Housing, 1946 - Jul 1948

Box 588

1-13. Housing, Aug 1948 - Apr 1969

Box 589

1-5. Housing, May 1969 - Oct 1969 6. Indians (American), 1969 7-12. International Affairs, 1947-59

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Box 590

1-8. International Affairs, 1960-69 9. Jews in the Soviet Union, 1966 10-12. King, Martin Luther, 1968-69 13-15. Labor, 1951-63

Box 591

1-2. Labor, 1963 3-8. Labor, 1964-70 9-10. Criticism, 1955-70 11. Legislation, 1953-70

Box 592

1. Mental Illness, 1958 2. Oil Shale, 1968 3-4. Pensions & Retirement, 1956-69 5-15. Politics, 1952-69

Box 593

1-5. Poverty, 1953-69 & n.d. 6. The Press, 1953-63 7. Profits, 1963-67 8-9. Quotes for Speeches, 1952-68 & n.d. 10. ; Bible, 1959 11. ; G. Myrdal, 1965-66 12. Religion, 1948-61 & n.d. 13. ; Conscientious Objectors, 1948-65 14. ; Seventh-Day Adventists, 1947-65

Box 594

1-9. WPR, Criticism of, 1953-69 10-13. WPR; Notes, c. 1950-60

Box 595

1-6. WPR; Notes, 1963-69 & n.d. 7. Right-to-Work, 1963 8. Satellites, 1957 9-10. Science, 1951-68 11-12. Soviet Union, 1958-67 13-14. Steel Strike, 1959 15-16. Taxation, 1953-69 17. Technology, 1965-68

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Box 595 (cont'd)

18. Transportation, 1967

Box 596

1. Union Membership; Kraft Report, n.d. 2. UAW; History, 1946-70 & n.d. 3. ; Locals, 1965-68 4-14. Urban Problems & Planning, 1963-69

Box 597

1-10. Vietnam, 1965-69

Box 598

1-2. Vietnam, 1969 3. Vietnam, 1970 4. Violence, 1968 & n.d. 5-6. World Government, 1949-53 7. Youth, 1966-69

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Series XVIII Appointments and Invitations, 1939-1970 Boxes 598-616

Files relating to Reuther's day-to-day activities and schedules. This series is divided into the following two subseries:

Subseries A: Appointment Records, 1939-1970, Boxes 598-603: Appointment diaries, correspondence regarding appointments and annotated monthly schedules of Reuther's activities and itineraries. Materials are arranged alphabetically and then chronologically.

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Subseries A: Appointment Records, 1939-70, Boxes 598-603

Box 598 (cont'd)

8. Appointment Books, 1939, 1940, 1942, 1945 9. 1950 (bound) 10. 1951 (bound) 11. 1952 (bound) 12. 1954 (bound) 13. 1955 (bound) 14. 1956 (bound)

Box 599

1. Appointment Books, 1957 (bound) 2. 1958 (bound) 3. 1959 (bound) 4. 1960 (bound) 5. 1961 (bound) 6. Washington, D.C., 1961 (bound) 7. 1961 (bound) 8. Washington, D.C., 1962 (bound) 9. 1963 (bound)

Box 600

1.Appointment Books, 1964 (bound) 2. 1965 (bound) 3. 1966 (bound) 4. 1967 (bound) 5. 1970 (bound)

Box 601

1-7. Appointment Requests, 1947-58 8-14. WPR Schedules, 1946-57

Box 602

1-14. WPR Schedules, 1958-64

Box 603

1-12. WPR Schedules, 1965 - Apr 1970 13. WPR Schedules (proposed), May - Dec 1970

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Subseries B: Invitations, 1940-70, Boxes 603-616

Box 603

14-15. Invitations Accepted, 1937-49

Box 604

1-10. Invitations Accepted, 1950-54

Box 605

1-11. Invitations Accepted, 1955-65

Box 606

1-7. Invitations Accepted, 1966-70 8-16. Invitations Refused, 1947 - Jul 1948

Box 607

1-13. Invitations Refused, Aug 1948 - Aug 1949

Box 608

1-12. Invitations Refused, Sep 1949 - Apr 1952

Box 609

1-14. Invitations Refused, May 1952 - Jan 1966

Box 610

1-12. Invitations Refused, Feb - Aug 1966

Box 611

1-14. Invitations Refused, Sep 1966 - Mar 1967

Box 612

1-13. Invitations Refused, Apr 1967 - Dec 1967

Box 613

1-13. Invitations Refused, Jan - May 1968

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Box 614

1-15. Invitations Refused, Jun 1968 - Mar 1969

Box 615

1-16. Invitations Refused, Apr 1969 - Feb 1970

Box 616

1-3. Invitations Refused, Mar - May 1970 & n.d.

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Series XIX Biographical Files, 1936-1970 Boxes 616-638 2 Oversize Scrapbooks 1 Card File

This series is divided into the following three subseries:

Subseries A: Biographical Material, 1938-1970, Boxes 616-626, Scrapbook: Correspondence, drafts of biographies, reports and clippings. These files relate to awards, degrees conferred on Reuther, physical attacks made on him and subsequent litigation and books written about him and his career. Files are arranged chronologically. Clippings regarding him, arranged chronologically, are placed at the end of the subseries.

Subseries C: Death of Walter and May Reuther, 1970, Boxes 630-638, Scrapbook, Card File: Condolence messages, funeral arrangements and clippings relating to the deaths of the Reuthers in a plane accident on May 9, 1970. Clippings and files of funeral invitations are placed first followed by condolence messages and cards, many of which were placed in binders, and bound funeral registers. There is also an index file to condolence messages and a scrapbook containing resolutions passed by many groups in Reuther's memory.

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Subseries A: Biographical Material, 1938-70, Boxes 616-626, Scrapbook

Box 616 (cont'd)

4. Attack on WPR, 1938 5-6. Attack on WPR, 1948; Condolences 7. ; Investigation 8-9. ; Renda Case, 1959 10. ; Renda Case Appeal, n.d. 11. Awards; Lists 12-17. Awards, 1946-58

Box 617

1-3. Awards, 1960-65 4. ; Tuskegee Institute, 1965 5. Awards, 1966 6. ; Tau Epsilon Rho Law Fraternity, 1966 7. Awards, 1967 8. ; University of Massachusetts, Jun 1968 9. ; Eugene V. Debs Award, Sep 1968 10. ; Weizmann Institute of Science - Correspondence, 1967-69 11. ; Weizmann Institute of Science - Dinner, Oct 1968 12-13. ; Weizmann Institute of Science - Dinner Invitations, 1968 14. ; Weizmann Institute of Science - Publications, 1968-69

Box 618

1. Awards; Weizmann Institute of Science - Publications, 1968-69 2. Awards, 1969 3. ; Harvard, 1969 4. ; Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, 1970 5. Biographical Information; Bibliographies 6. ; May Reuther, 1958-70 7-8. ; Roy Reuther, 1966-68 1-12. ; Valentine Reuther, 1966-67

Box 619

1-8. Biographical Information; Walter Reuther, 1927-69 & n.d. 9. ; Reuther Family, 1955-65 10. Books; Henry M. Christman, 1959-70 11-15. ; Cormier & Eaton, Correspondence, 1967-71 & n.d. 16-18. ; Cormier & Eaton, Chapters 1-11

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Box 620

1-8. Books; Cormier & Eaton, Chapters 12-31 9. ; Holt Rinehart proposed biography, 1970 10-11. Cartoons, 1946-70 & n.d. 12-14. Correspondence; Congratulations on UAW Presidency, 1955, 1957, 1970

Box 621

1-2. Correspondence; Hospitalization, 1952 3. Poetry 4-17. Clippings; WPR, 1936-46

Box 622

1-10. Clippings; WPR, 1947-50

Box 623

1-12. Clippings; WPR 1951 - Jun 1953

Box 624

1-11. Clippings; WPR, Jul 1953 - Aug 1955

Box 625

1-14. Clippings; WPR, Sep 1955 - Jun 1964

Box 626

1-14. Clippings; WPR, Jul 1964 - 1970 & n.d. Scrapbook Get Well Cards & Messages, Hospitalization, Dec 1964

Subseries B: Reuther Labor Foundation, 1951-70, Boxes 627-630

Box 627

1-13. Correspondence, 1951 - May 1962

Box 628

1-13. Correspondence, Jun 1962 - 1970

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Box 629

1. Financial Records; Account Book & Ledgers, 1951-66 2. ; Bankbooks, 1951-63 3-8. ; Bank Statements, 1951-70 9. ; Check Stubs, 1951-70 10. ; Financial Statements, 1951-67 11. ; Receipts & Disbursements, 1951-70 12. ; Special Account, Bank Statements, 1958-61 13. ; Special Account, Correspondence, 1958-62 14. ; UAW Credit Union, Statements, 1959-70 15-16. Legal Matters, 1951-56

Box 630

1-6. Legal Matters, 1957-70

Subseries C: Death of Walter & May Reuther, 1970, Boxes 630-638, Card File, Scrapbook

Box 630

7-8. Death of Walter & May Reuther; Clippings, 1970 9. Funeral May 15, 1970 & Memorial Services 10. Funeral May 15, 1970; Invitations 11. Invitations, UAW Locals 12. Invitations Declined 13-14. Condolence Messages

Box 631

1-6. Condolence Messages; Cards 7. Flowers 8. ; Linda & Lisa Reuther Acknowledgments 9. ; Victor Reuther Acknowledgments

Box 632

1-2. Condolence Messages sent to Reuther Family (bound)

Box 633

1-2. Condolence Messages sent to UAW (bound)

Box 634

1-3. Condolence Messages sent to UAW (bound)

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Box 635

1-25. Funeral Registers (bound)

Box 636

1-24. Funeral Registers (bound)

Box 637

1-24. Funeral Registers (bound)

Box 638

Two-drawer card file; Index to condolences

Scrapbook; Resolutions in memory of WPR

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INDEXES

Index to Subjects Index to Correspondents Index to Speeches Index to Interviews Index to Publications

INDEX TO SUBJECTS

Absenteeism, 2:1, 44:5 Addes, George F., 2:2-16, 80:6-12, 81:1-3 Aerospace industry, 34:9-15, 35:1-16, 73:2, 399:8, 540:10. See also Aircraft Dept. organizing, 2:17, 5:2, 7:11 right to strike, 34:10 union shop issue, 34:9, 34:14, 35:4, 35:11-12 Africa, 301:13, 302:4, 302:8, 306:1, 379:1, 438:11, 439:5, 461:19, 469:11, 470:15-16 Agency for International Development (AID), 379:5-6 Aging, 412:21, 509:10, 422:18. See also Older workers Agricultural Implement Dept, UAW, 36: 1-4, 65:13, 133:6. See also Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., Caterpillar Corp., John Deere Co. Agricultural implement industry, 110: Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee, 305:14, 344:12-14, 345:8 Agriculture, 370:10-12, 412:23, 509:3 Air Line Mechanics Dept., UAW, 213:10 Air Line Pilots Assn., 35:16, 341:9, 346:1 Air pollution, 369:3, 401:7. See also Environmental problems Airline employees, 35:16, 213:10, 341:7-10, 346:1-2 Alcoa Corp., 81:9, 109:13, 215:5 Alcoholism, 509:4, 532:1 Algeria, 297:7, 438:6, 448:5 Alien workers, 212:7, 222:7, 309:3 Alliance for Labor Action, 38:14, 80: 4, 163:12, 164:1, 200:10, 338:7-16, Boxes 339-340, 341:1-5, 342:17, 560:11, 561:8 Alliance for Progress, 302:6, 306:9 Allied Industrial Workers, 111:1-2, 346:16 Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., 10:5, 36:2, 36:7-17, 64:9, 86:10, 119:4, 238:16-24, 344:9, 365:16. See also, Strikes: Allis-Chalmers, 1941, 1946 Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 4:3-4, 62:11, 291:5, 343:2 Amalgamated Engineering Union (UK), 452:13-14 Amalgamated Lithographers of America, 62:12, 291:6, 329:3, 346:29 Amalgamated local unions, 87:1 Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America, 347:15-16 America First Party, 14:11

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American Arbitration Assn., 468:2-14 American Assn. for the UN, 464:1-11. See also Commission for the Study of the Organization of Peace American Civil Liberties Union, 469:7-8 American Federation of Government Employees, 346:11 AFL: discrimination against black workers, 299:2, 299:13 merger with CIO, 1955, 59:15, 61:2, 61:9, 298:8-18, Boxes 299-300, 301:1-3 statistics, 299:7 AFL-CIO: boycott of ILO, 443:2-5 civil rights, 302:5-6, 304:5-6, 518:13 Committee on Political Education (C.O.P.E.), 51:7, 52:2, 52:6, 312:8-14, 423:3 discrimination against black workers, 301:12-13, 305:12 finances, 303:5-14, 304:1-3, 316:1-6, 326:6 foreign policy, 165:12 Industrial Union Dept., 299:12, 301:6, 301:9, 301:12-13, 302:3-4, 302:6, 302:8-9, 303:102, 305:1, 309:5, 321:7-8, Boxes 322-337, 338:1-6 Industrial Union Dept. finances, 325:2-8, 329:6-20, 332:12-17 Industrial Union Dept. organizing, 335:17-21, 336:1-9, 337:1-7 internal and jurisdictional disputes, 301:13-14, 302:1, 302:7-8, 302:10, 306:5, 307:1-2, 308:5, 308:10, 317:5-13, 318:1-5, 327:1, 327:9, 329:3-5, 329:21-24, 330:19, 334:3-12, 335:1-7, 338:3, 338:6 international affairs, 316:9-18, 317:1-2 merger (1955), 59:15, 61:2, 61:9, 220: 9, 298:8-18, Boxes 299-300, 301:1-3 no-raiding agreements, 298:9-15, 305: 11, 319:3 organizing, 319:4-15 Public Relations Dept., 320:2 Research Dept., 320:5-7 statistics, 38:12, 302:12, 303:7, 319:1 UAW disaffiliation dispute, 37:3-20, 38:1-5, 38:7, 38:14-15, 38:17, 39: 1-4, 39:6-13, 40:1-13, 41:1-14, 42:1-6, 303:1-3, 321:6, 551:10 women's auxiliaries, 312:3 AFL-CIO News (Mich.), 86:4 American Federation of Musicians, 348:6 American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees (AFSCME), 312:2, 326:4, 339:6, 351:8-10, 428:11 American Federation of Teachers (AFT), 85:9, 288:4, 303:3, 326:4, 329:4, 343:3, 352:14-17, 353:1-7, 548:7. See also Detroit Federation of Teachers, United Federation of Teachers American Federation of Technical Engineers, 344:8 American Indians, 472:5, 522:25, 589:6

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American Institute for Free Labor Development (AIFLD), 37:6, 302:12 American Motors Corp. (AMC), 42:7-12, 81:14 Canada, 49:9, 358:16-18 negotiations, 42:7-12, 110:3, 123:3, 124:3, 124:7-15, 127:11, 129:14 American Newspaper Guild, 62:13, 291: 7, 298:13, 329:3, 348:12 American Radio Assn., 291:8 Americans for Democratic Action (ADA), 295:1, 470:26-28, Box 471, 472:1-4, 542:13, 543:8, 543:10, 545:2, 547: 1, 548:3, 557:8 Annual improvement factor, 128:14, 131:9, 150:4-6, 382:2-3, 392:3 Anti-Communism, 145:7-8, 145:10-11, 218:2, 223:2, 438:12, 579:1-8. See also Communism Anti-Defamation League. See B'nai B'rith Anti-labor legislation, 83:8-9, 115:2, 120:2-4, 304:14, 417:13, 540:10. See also Taft-Hartley Act Anti-Semitism, 88:4, 296:2, 544:9 Anti-trust laws and unions, 150:11 Anti-war movements. See Vietnam, World War II: anti-war groups Apollo space missions, 35:13, 503:4, 568:6 Apprenticeship training. See Manpower training, Skilled trades: apprenticeship training Arab countries, 438:12, 468:1 Arbitration, 468:2-14 Arbitration Dept., UAW, 44:5-9 Archives, WSU, 75:3, 75:10, 81:11, 85:9, 85:11, 87:4, 157:11, 172:6-8, 199:6, 221:5, 531:9-10 Argentina, 448:6 Association of Catholic Trade Unionists (ACTU), 295:7 Association of Technical Employees, 4:2 Atomic energy and radiation, 34:10, 59:9, 74:19, 172:5, 218:4, 314:7, 320:9, 325:3, 326:9, 327:10-13, 328:1-9, 348:4, 369:6, 370:16, 382:4, 411:17, Boxes 413-414, 415:1-5, 438:6, 479:11, 545:8, 546:7, 548:3, 567:1, 569:5-7, 573:12-13, 574:1-10, 617:10-14, 618:1. See also Weizmann Institute Fermi plant (Monroe, Mich.), 328:1, 328:4-8, 564:1, 574:11-14, Box 575, 576:1-2 Atomic weapons. See Nuclear weapons Audio-Visual Dept., UAW, 45:4. See also Radio Dept., Education Dept. Australia, 206:11, 488:7-8, 540:11 Austria, 448:9-10, 449:9 Auto-Lite Corp., 45:6-9, 359:4 Automation, 45:10-17, 105:1-3, 164:1415, 165:3, 165:6, 195:4, 286:9-11, 371:1, 387:9-10, 390:1-5, 397:3-11, 398:6-8, 398:11, 399:1-7, 401:1, 401:4, 401:6, 402:1-3, 412:14, 415: 6-7, 451:7, 548:9, 552:7, 553:10, 563:14, 564:3, 566:9-10, 567:11-12. See also Computerization, Technological change Automobile excise tax, 51:10, 411:20, 411:23 Automobile industry, 576:4-15 Automobile prices, 217:7, 392:4, 412:7, 415:8-10, 567:4, 567:15

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Automobile production, 102:4-5 export trade, 412:16 foreign cars, 576:4-15 full auto production, 100:4-6 small car production, 222:8, 368:9, 368:13, 369:1 Automobiles: anti-pollution devices, 50:9 safety, 50:9, 51:3, 191:6-7, 302:11, 392:4, 395:4-9, 396:1-9, Box 397, 402:9, 577:1 Avco Corp., 34:13 Avro Aircraft. See DeHavilland Aircraft of Canada, Ltd.

Bakery and Confectionery Workers' International Union, 341:14 Banks, 412:17, 469:2 Bannon, Ken, 81:4-8. See also Ford Dept. Barbers and Beauty Culturists Union of America, 62:14, 291:9 Barkley, Alben W., 430:21, 619:11 Beck, Dave, 300:10-11, 301:4-5, 304:11 Belgium, 448:13 Bell Aircraft Corp., 220:7, 220:10, 359:6 Bendix Corp., 46:1, 81:4, 220:4 Bilderberg Conferences, 463:1-4 Birch, John, Society, 579:14-15 Bishop, Melvin, 421:5-7, 619:13. See also "Vic and Wal" letter Black culture, 467:20 Black Lake Family Education Center, UAW, 93:4-5, 114:10-12, 168:1 Black Legion, 2:22 Black power movement, 52:4, 81:11, 472:23, 488:3 Black workers (non-UAW), 51:8, 292:4, 296:10-11, 299:13, 348:7-11, 542:7. See also AFL: discrimination against black workers, AFL-CIO: discrimination against black workers, Conference of Negro Trade Unionists, Negro American Labor Council, Negro Labor Committee USA, Negro Trade Unionists Committee apprenticeship programs, 81:17, 386: 2, 527:4 building trades, 37:5 discrimination by employers, 119:11, 131:10, 193:11, 204:16, 205:4, 209: 1- 2, 209:5, 213:9, 214:5, 214:11, 215:4, 219:12-13, 229:22, 230:14, 230:21, 230:26, 231:26, 254:16-18, 268:47, 269:9, 301:11, 386:1-3, 463:10 discrimination by unions, 117:1, 119: 11, 205:7, 214:12, 221:5, 292:18-23, 230:11, 230:25, 231:26, 249:16, 254: 16-18, 268:47, 472:9, 504:3-4 organizing in the South, 86:5 separate black and white job classifications, 14:22, 64:13 skilled trades. See Skilled trades: black workers Black workers (UAW), 1:11, 2:23, 5:13, 7:21, 8:6-7, 9:23, 14:25, 18:11, 65:5, 88:4, 166:1, 167:12, 212:1. See also Fair employment practices, UAW: black officers, UAW: black staff, UAW: blacks on IEB

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Black workers (UAW) (cont'd), union dissidents, 488:3. See also Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement Black Workers Alliance, 488:3 Blacks, 8:12, 84:9, 115:1, 517:20-22, 522:22, 554:10. See also Black Legion, Trade Union Leadership Council anti-Semitism, 54:11 discrimination, 59:12, 74:4, 87:3, 88:4, 102:6, 102:8, 117:6-7, 152:7, 408:5-6, 416:4, 426:9, 510:1114. See also Fair employment practices education, 527:11-12, 531:5 employment of youth, 54:8, 207:9 political action, 117:6 school desegregation, 76:6 voter registration, 118:7 voting rights, 51:9-10, 52:2 B'nai B'rith, 472:25, 552:10 Boeing Co., 34:14 Borg-Warner Corp., 46:3-5, 81:4-6, 81:8, 359:11-12 Brandeis, Louis D., 294:16 Brazil, 444:5, 448:14 Brewster Aeronautical Corp., 14:6-7, 16:4, 540:8, 540:11 Briggs Mfg. Co., 84:7 British Honduras, 427:3, 503:11 Broadcasting: fairness doctrine, 52:7 Brophy, John, 325:4 Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, 301:5, 350:7 Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, 351:5 Brown, Edmund G. "Pat," 425:15-16, 426:1-5 Brown, Irving, 438:6, 438:11 Budd Co., 46:6, 81:9-11, 81:13, 137:9 Building trades: jurisdictional disputes, 111:3, 317:5-8, 317:10-11, 318:1-5, 327:9, 392:8 racial discrimination, 37:5 Building trades unions, 301:13, 302:4, 304:4, 304:15, 305:1, 306-6, 312:4., 329:21-24, 330:1-9, 334:3-12 common site (situs) picketing, 326:8, 327:1, 327:4, 329:23, 330:7, 417: 11, 619:14 Burma, 448:16 Burroughs Corp., 46:7 Burt, George, 54:11

Cadillac Square Rally, 1946, 378:12 Cadillac Square Rally, 1947, 101:12 California Agricultural Workers Union, 307:13 Callahan Bill (Mich.), 1947, 565:10 Canada, 85:9, 175:11, 175:14, 218:1-13, 219:1-3, 335:13, 448:17, 543:11. See also Chrysler Corp.: Canada

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Civil rights, 4:15, 51:8, 54:8, 78:14, 79:11, 116:3, 118:4, 118:12, 171:7, 207:7, 287:6, 312:5-6, 382:6, 408: 6, 430:20-22, 431:1, 475:13-15, 488:11, 488:15, 493:30-32, 494:1-3, 494:8-11, 503:6, 506:4, 510:11-14, 523:10-11, 552:6, 554:1-3, 555:13, 577:7-13, Box 578 legislation, 119:1, 171:10, 415:1213, 416:4, 426:17, 548:6 marches. See March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, Walk to Freedom Demonstration UAW local opposition, 44:10-12, 45:1-3 Civil Rights Congress, 579:4 Civil Rights Federation, 3:4 Civil rights movement, 54:6-7, 54:9, 79:6, 81:11-12, 84:17, 86:1, 144:10-12, 220:1, 222:6, 367:2, 377:3-4, 430:4, 494:8-11, 504:8, 536:12, 544: 3, 560:2 fund raising, 54:5 Roman Catholic Church, 54:9 white reactions, 54:9 Cleague, Albert B. (Rev.), 81:11 Closed shops, 3:5, 540:4 Collective bargaining, 387:7, 388:1-3, 388:5-6, 389:2, 390:7-8, 392:4, 557:5-6 UAW. See UAW: negotiations Combs, Noble, 74:13 Commission for the Study of the Organization of Peace, 467:1-6 Committee for a Democratic UAW, 52:9 Committee for Community Affairs, 478:1-5 Committee for Militant Unionism, 52:10 Communications satellites, 490:8-12, 491:1-2 Communications Workers of America, 37:8, 291:10, 301:5, 317:9, 343:4-5 Communism, 296:16, 579:1-8. See also Anti-communism Communist Party, 3:7, 88:5 Communists: civil rights, 366:4 trials, 143:11 Communists in unions, 292:4, 292:12-18, 292:20-23, 306:3, 310:1, 349:1-6, 415:14 Community action, 338:11-16, 339:1-3, 339:8 Community Action Program Dept., UAW, 52:11-14, 53:1-10, 54:12, 563:5. See also Citizenship-Legislative Dept., UAW, Political action Community colleges, 54:10 Community Health Assn., 479:13-15, Bcxes 480-486, 531:4, 550:10. See also Metropolitan Hospital Competitive Shop Dept., UAW, 3:8-17, 7:4, 55:7-8, 64:11, 86:10-11 Computerization, 326:5-6, 399:9, 401:1, 401:5-6, 568:4. See also Automation, Technological change Conference of Negro Trade Unionists, 14:23 Conference on Economic Progress, 487:3-11 CIO, 2:18, 3:18-22, 4:1-6, 57:14-16, Boxes 58-63, 183:3, 186:9-13, Boxes 286-300, 542:1

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CIO (cont'd), Communist issue, 60:1, 61:5, 62:15-18 international affairs, Boxes 293-294 International Labor Organization, 4:5 jurisdictional disputes, 2:19, 58:10, 60:7, 61:10, 293:4 merger with AFL, 1955, 59:15, 61:2, 61:9, 298:8-18, Boxes 299-300, 301:1-3 organizing, 61:4, 61:11-12, 62:6, 62:8-10, Boxes 291-293 Political Action Committee (PAC), 61:13-14, 62:1-5, 287:1-4, 288:12 299:9, 299:11, 299:13 statistics, 298:16, 299:8-10 Veterans Dept., 58:9 World War II policies, 3:18-22 CIO News, 58:1 Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), 54:1, 262:10, 488:1-3 Congress of Women's Auxiliaries (CIO), 57:14 Congressional reapportionment, 116:10 Conscription: opposition to, 10:27, 416:6, 593:13 Conservation, 51:8, 52:4, 55:9-11, 59: 7, 64:1, 84:1-5, 149:5-8, 377:1, 552:4. See also Environmental problems Construction industry, 391:1 Consumer protection, 4:8-9, 51:10, 52:11, 54:7, 64:2, 80:3, 82:1, 84:5, 87:6, 119:8-9, 146:7, 165:11, 305:12, 308:3, 326:7, 369:3, 382:7, 488:5-9, 508:9-10, 544:5, 580:13-14. See also Cooperatives Continental Airlines, 360:6-11 Cooperatives, 4:8-9, 72:8-10, 74:12, 74:17-18, 81:2-3, 108:2, 176:11, 183:6, 207:1, 222:9, 382:8, 542:6 Corruption in unions, 115:13-14, 353: 11-15, 354:1-3. See also McClellan Committee hearings Cost of living, 78:6, 78:13, 79:1, 425:11 Credit controls, 391:9 Crime, 54:7, 54:10, 369:7, 476:10, 477:1 Crockett, George, 81:2 Cuba, 170:8, 367:11, 438:2, 438:13, 439:15, 449:1, 488:18. See also Tractors for Freedom Committee missile crisis, 1962, 371:7-8 Curtice, Harlow, 102:2 Curtiss-Wright Corp., 34:15, 360:17-18 Cyprus, 294:17, 297:8, 307:10, 438:6 Czechoslovakia, 449:2

Day care, 3:1, 16:13-14, 54:9, 172:15 Death penalty, 416:12 Debs, Eugene V., 488:22 Deere, John, and Co., 73:12-13, 356:15, 357:11, 361:1-2 Defense plants: security, 115:9-11, 116:3 Defense production (post 1945), 121:18, 371:5-16, Boxes 372-374, 375:1-12, 415:15-16, 584:4-13, 585:1-3.

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Defense production (cont'd), See also World War II: defense production DeHavilland Aircraft of Canada, Ltd., 361:3-7 Democratic Party, 437:7-10. See also Mississippi delegation credentials challenge black representation, 54:8-9 Denmark, 449:3 Deportations, 116:4 Detroit, 190:14, 581:2. See also New Detroit, Southeast Michigan airport, 74:19 Common Council election, 1937, 539:11 Community action program, 82:1 crime, 428:9 federal aid, 370:14 housing, 6:8, 476:9-10, Boxes 495-500, 501:1-6, 503:14 riot (1943), 6:10 riot (1967), 54:8, 369:5, 429:2, 581:3 , 5 9 6 : 7 -9 school decentralization, 52:7, 76:10 schools, 428:11-13, 429:2-3 urban renewal, 428:11, 429:1, 429:4, 429:10-11, Boxes 495-500, 501:1-6, 501:8-12, Box 502 Detroit Council of Organizations, 178:1 Detroit Federation of Teachers, 54:8, 353:8-10 Detroit Labor Action Council, 178:3 Developing nations, 477:3-4, 507:6, 508:5 Dewey, John, 178:6, 179:10 Disarmament, 463:9, 465:7, 474:5, 569:15 Displaced persons, 175:11-12, 416:5, 493:8-9, 527:16 Distributive, Processing and Office Workers of America, 292:2-4 District of Columbia: home rule, 52:1 Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM), 51:4, 74:4, 213:6 Doll, Tracy, 84:11 Domestic employees, 202:4 Douglas, Paul, 568:2 Douglas Aircraft Co., 361:9-10 Drug and Hospital Employees Union, 343:8 DuBois, W. E. B., 200:4 Dues increases, 66:24 DuPont Corp., 137:10, 302:6

Economic growth, 387:8, 388:1, 388:4, 390:5, 397:3-11, Box 398, 399:1-7, 401:6, 402:1-3 Education, 52:4, 56:8-9, 82:1, 157:56, 400:2, 408:1, 427:6, 467:17, 507:10-13, 543:10, 544:9, 548:8, 552:5, 553:1, 567:2, 583:7-13, 584:1-2 Education Dept., UAW, 74:12-19, 75:111, 76:1-10, 209:9 Educational broadcasting 549:11 Edwards, Nelson Jack, 81:9-13 Egypt, 297:2 Electoral reform, 118:4, 416:8, 477: 22

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Employment, 584:3-13, 585:1-9. See also Unemployment full employment, 32:12, 287:9, 401:3 Engineers, 6:16, 104:1 Environmental problems, 369:3, 558:4, 585:10-13, 586:1-8. See also Pollution, Water resources Equal employment opportunity. See Fair employment practices Equal Rights Amendment (1944-45), 6:18, 416:10 Escalator clauses. See Annual improvement factor European Recovery Plan (Marshall Plan), 60:11, 101:16 Evers, Charles, 54:9-10 Evers, Medgar, 489:26, 504:6 Ex-Cell-O Corp., 118:9 Exports, 387:11, 389:9, 390:6, 408:3

Factionalism: anti-Reuther, 9:19, 206:5, 208:6 Martin, Homer, 1:20-21, 1:25, 1:27, 4:11-13, 7:6, 7:16-20, 9:22, 10:21-22, 17:7, 22:6, 25:3, 26:1 Region 2, 208:6, 208:11-15 Thomas and Addes, 4:15-18, 5:8, 7:16, 7:18, 14:24-25, 17:19, 36:9-10, 36:13, 36:17, 64:1, 64:3-8, 64:12-14, 74:15, 78:7, 80:7-11, 81:2, 83:9-10, 86:9-11, 88:1-22, 212:6. See also UAW: merger dispute-FE Fair employment practices, 59:3, 76:11, 78:13, 80:6, 83:8, 85:3, Boxes 89-92, 93:1-3, 102:6, 172:3, 210:1-2, 219:13, 375:17, 382:10-16, Boxes 383-385, 430:22, 475:13-15, Box 476, 542:6, 543:13, 565:9 Fair Labor Standards Act, 301:2 Far right. See Ultra-conservatives Farm labor cooperation, 74:17 Farm workers, 38:6, 54:6-7, 68:1, 75: 10, 76:2, 112:5, 175:7, 214:12, 216:11, 217:2-6, 217:10, 219:1, 293:4, 301:8, 302:13, 308:2, 308:12, 309:1, 310:6, 312:1, 344:10-14, 345:1-8, 377:11, 426:6, 503:15-19, 509:3, 555:4. See also Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee, California Agricultural Workers Union, National Agricultural Workers Union, United Farm Workers Organizing Committee inclusion under NLRA, 52:12, 303:1, 416:11 Farmers, 344:10, 344:12-14, 345:1-8, 550:5, 586:9-10. See also National Farmers Union FE. See United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America, UAW: merger dispute-FE Federal Mogul Corp., 204:9 Federation of Glass, Ceramic and Silica Sand Workers of America, 63:1, 291:11 Fermi plant, Monroe. See Atomic energy and radiation: Fermi plant Filibuster reform, 409:8, 430:22 Firearms control, 52:11, 116:11 Fiscal and monetary policy, 388:11, 389:1, 391:9-10

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Flexible workweek, 165:5 Flight Engineers' International Assn., 346:1-2 Flint sit-down strike, 1936-37, 19:16-20 Food, 408:4, 416:16-18 Food for Freedom Program, 4:5 Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers Union of America, 60:14 Forand Bill, 422:6-8, 550:1. See also Social security and medicare Ford Dept. UAW, 96:10-12, Boxes 97-98, 99:1-8. See also Bannon, Ken Ford Foundation, 490:7-12, 491:1-3 Ford Motor Co., 8:6-8, 57:7, 66:5, 81:4, 81:8, 96:4-12, Boxes 97-98, 99:1-8, 116:2, 133:13-15, 134:110, 218:6, 362:6, 375:3-4, 540:2 Bugas, John, 58:10 negotiations, 110:8-15, 121:16, 121: 18, 122:69 123:8-9, 126:9-13, 130: 7- 14, 131:1-5, 132:12, 133:12-14, 134:1-10, 135:6, 460:9, 543:5 Willow Run plant, 16:13-14, 17:1-4 Foreign aid, 59:15, 61:7, 318:8, 416: 19-20, 508:5, 589:8. See also Developing nations, European Recovery Plan Foreign imports: UAW policy, 52:4, 66:5 Foreign Operations Administration, 295:15-16 Foreign trade, 296:3, 402:4-8, 408:23, 425:4-5. See also Canada: auto trade Soviet bloc, 425:6 Foreign travel restrictions, 425:7 Foreman's Assn. of America, 81:14, 346:4 Forman, James, 523:11 France, 60:11, 294:6-9, 449:6-8 Frankensteen, Richard, 7:13, 25:3 Fraser, Douglas, 50:6, 205:3 Free World Labor Fund, 301:2 Foundry Dept. UAW, 81:9, 81:11-12, 99:9 Foundry workers, 73:3-4

General Electric, 100:7-9, 362:14-17 negotiations, 132:10-16, 134:11, 135:11-13, 136:1-7, 137:1-2, 343: 11, 344:1, 344:5-6 Geijer, Arne, 563:3 General Motors Corp., 1:25, 4:5, Boxes 18-28, 57:7, 81:14, 86:2, 100:10-14, Box 101, 205:4, 375:1-4, 420:2, 541:1-2, 542:6. See also Strikes: General Motors negotiations, 4:12, 5:8, 14:26, 18:18, 23:3-14, 24:1-8, 26:15-20, 87:5, 100:10-12, 101:4-7, 101:10-16, Box 102, 103:1-2, 110:16, 121:14-15, 121:17-18, 122:7-9, 123:10-11, 127: 1-8, 131:6-18, 132:1-7, 134:12-14, 135:1-6, 206:9, 219:12, 541:3, 542: 6, 543:8, 558:1 Genocide, 467:18 Germany, 294:12, 449:9-13, Boxes 450-451, 452:1-4, 462:2, 462:6-10 dismantlement of steel plants, 449: 10-11 Goldwater, Barry, 51:8, 275:3, 420:3-5, 421:1, 423:3, 423:6, 434:4-11 Goodman, Leo, 348:4

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Goodyear Aircraft, 35:1 Gore Committee, 423:3-8 Gosser, Richard, 82:2-13, 83:1-3, 88:9, 117:13, 210:6-9, 210:11, 420:1, 420:3-4 Government and Civic Employees Organizing Committee, 291:12 Great Britain, 8:9, 44:6, 452:6-18, 453:1-2, 462:1-5 Greece, 412:3, 439:4, 439:8-9, 453:3-4, 527:15 , 536:15 Guaranteed annual wage, 56:11, 67:10, 67:19, 78:7, 102:16, 110:15, 122:1, 377:9, 487:8, 566:9 Guaranteed employment plan, 546:2, 366:9 Guaranteed income, 189:12-13 Guatamala, 296:2 Gun control. See Firearms control

Hammarskjold, Dag, 527:18-19 Handicapped workers, 163:9, 297:1, 300:4, 303:1, 382:9, 538:8, 544:6 Harpsund meetings, 463:5-6 Hatcher, Lillian, 51:8 Haywood, Allan S., 619:14 Haya de la Torre, Victor Raul, 460:6 Health, 408:4, 479:8, 479:13-15, Boxes 480-486 Health and safety (occupational), 53:10, 189:6, 302:4, 379:18 Health, Education and Welfare, Dept. of, 376:12-15 Health care, 79:5, 79:7, 80:1, 34:17, 86:1, 87:6, 102:12-15, 103:1, 203:1-3, 339:7, 386:4-10, 411:20,412: 5, 417:5, 479:1, 550:8, 553:1, 560:2-4, 561:9, 562:7, 562:11, 568:6, 587:2-6. See also Social security and medicare Health Institute, UAW, 103:13-15, 160: 6 Health insurance, 422:16, 562:1-3, 563:6, 564:21, 568:7 Helstein, Ralph, 302:2-3 Henry, Aaron, 504:7 Hilberry Chair Committee WSU, 54:4-5 Hillman, Sidney, 11:7, 14:1, 492:12 Histadrut, 457:1-7, 462:11-13, 507: 7-9 Hoffa, James, 143:15, 301:14, 304:13, 315:4-9, 343:12, 353:15 Hogan, Frank S., 420:2 Hours of work, 128:15, 131:11, 400:3. See also Flexible workweek, Women workers: hours of work shorter workweek, 164:11, 164:14-15 House Un-American Activities Committee, 78:10, 115:11, 205:1, 206:6, 327:8 Housing, 8:12-14, 9:1-2, 16:11, 52:7, 59:13, 165:11, 214:11, 222:9, 286:18, 301:12, 316:7, 326:1-2, 326:4, 339:8-9, 340:1, 366:5, 412:2, 426: 6, 462:5, 503:10, 508:11, 509:13-14, 539:11, 540:13, 576:3, 587:712, Box 588, 589:1-5. See also Detroit housing, Segregation, Urban Coalition discrimination, 116:5, 116:10, 316: 7, 326:5, 370:1, 427:5, 505:7, 506: 6-7

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Housing (cont'd), urban renewal, 54:8, 221:6-8, 222:2, 316:7, 369:4, 402:10-13, Boxes 403-407, 417:6-8, 535:3-10, 536:1-3. See also Detroit: urban renewal Housing and Urban Development, Dept. of, 376:16-17, 406:4-8, Box 407 Howard University, 554:1-3 Hubbard, Orville L., 428:7 Hudson Motor Car Co., 375:1-4 merger with Nash-Kelvinator Co., 42: 8 Human rights, 467:18, 472:8 Humphrey, Hubert H., 435:4-11, Box 4361 437:14 Hungary, 68:4, 301:5, 453:6-8, 463:7 Hunger, 411:21, 417:9, 435:10, 469:15-17, 424:11-13, 425:1-5, 477:11-14, 478:2, 509:6-9. See also Food Hutcheson, Maurice, 304:16, 305:2, 305:12

Immigration, 52:3, 61:8, 417:10, 469:21-22, 507:16 Incentive pay, 9:3-5, 221:10, 540:10 Income maintenance, 386:11, 392:1-5 India, 165:12, 301:1, 301:3, 301:6-7, 378:17, 379:7, 453:9-13, Boxes 454-455, 456:1-9, 540:10, 546:7, 567:1 Indians. See American Indians Industrial dispersion: defense policy, 60:7 Industrial Union Dept. See AFL-CIO: Industrial Union Dept. Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America, 291:13 Industry: diversification, 426:16 Inflation, 50:6, 100:10, 121:15, 122: 10-12, 145:2, 378:10-13, 390:7-10, Box 391, 412:16-17, 425:11, 541:1, 541:6-10, 542:2-3, 542:6-7, 543:14. See also Annual improvement factor, Cost of living, Price controls, Price stabilization, Wage stabilization, Wages and prices Insurance, 128:9, 129:11, 129:19, 130: 10, 131:12-13, 160:7-16, 161:3-8. See also Health insurance, National health insurance Insurance Workers Int'l Union, 303:3 Insurance Workers of America, 63:2, 291:14 Integration. See School integration Interior, Dept. of, 377:1 Inter-American Regional Organization of Workers (ORIT), 438:2-3, 517:6 International affairs, 105:4-13, Boxes 106-108, 109:1-6, 170:7-13, Boxes 293-294, 295:15-16, 313:9, Boxes 438-466, 467:1-16, 488:16, 488:25-26, 489:1-2, 589:7-12, 590:1-8 International Assn. of Machinists (IAM), 34:11-12, 135:11-14, 136:1-7, 330:4, 356:12-17, Boxes 357-365, 391:45. See also Jurisdictional disputes International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, 343:4, 344:6 International Brotherhood of Teamsters, 111:9-14, 112:1-11, 116:8, 218:4, 300:10-11, 301:14, 304:13, 304:16, 306:6, 330:7, 338:7-16, Boxes 339-340, 341:1-5, 342:1-2 352:8, 353:11-15, 354:1-6, 417:17, 559:9. See also Jurisdictional disputes

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International Chemical Workers Union, 339:10-11, 342:10-17, 547:9 International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU), 38:8-10, 60:12-13, 219:1-2, 294:1-3, 301:3, 301:5-7, 301:11, 301:14, 302:3, 302:6, 302:12, 302:14, 305:9, 309: 55 316:12-16, 317:1-2, 438:4-13, Boxes 439-441, 442:1-11, 449:1, 452:4, 454:8-9, 457:15, 461:5-6, 462:2, 463:8, 554:9 International corporations, 568:6 International Fair Labor Standards Act, 61:5 International Federation of Architects, Engineers, Chemists and Technicians, 4:1-4 International Freedom Festival, 54: 1-2 International Handbag, Luggage, Belt and Novelty Workers, 111:4-5 International Harvester Co., 8:3, 109:7-8, 209:5, 219:6, 335:2, 362:32 International Labour Organisation, 38: 8-10, 302:14, 303:13, 442:16, 443: 1-6 International labor organizations, 9: 6, 80:4, 87:1, 99:10-14, 100:1-2, Boxes 438-447, 448:1-4 International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, 329:3, 346:6-7, 504:1, 504:4, 551:9 International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, 63:3, 347:1 International Longshoremen's Assn., 347:2 International Metalworkers' Federation, 294:5, 294:7, 301:9, 301:12, 438:7, 438:13, 443:7-12, Boxes 444-446, 447:1-11, 457:13-14, 458:1, 523:13, 553:10, 559:2 International Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union of North America, 329:3, 349:16 International Society of Skilled Trades, 351:3-4 International Union of Electrical Engineers, 302:15-16 International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers (IUE), 62:6, 135:11-14, 136:1-7, 291:15, 330:7-8, 335:1, 335:6, 343:9-15, 344:1-5, 547:9, 551:10 internal disputes, 343:13-15, 344:1-3, 344:5 International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, 63:4, 84:17, 111:8, 116:8, 223:3, 348:2 International Union of Operating Engineers, 304:16, 348:21 International Union of United Brewery, Flour, Cereal, Soft Drink and Distillery Workers, 63:5, 291:16, 342:1-2 International Woodworkers of America, 63:6, 111:7, 291:17, 298:13, 329:3-5 Internship programs. See Manpower training Iran, 192:6 Israel, 54:1, 54:3, 54:6, 291:5, 296:1, 296:15, 297:15, 328:6, 369:5, 439:13, 453:6, 454:3, 456:11-14, 457:1-7, 462:11-13, 463:11, 472:6, 546:4, 566:10 Italy, 438:7, 444:5, 444:13, 457:8-11 Ivory, Marcellius, 493:13, 559:10

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Japan, 60:13, 68:11, 302:5, 302:8, 438:6-7, 438:13, 439:9, 444:5, 444:13, 157:13-15, Box 458, 459:1-5, 551:11 auto sales, 150:11, 408:3 Jewish Labor Committee, 180:15, 182:7, 182:9, 182:12, 198:10, 296:2, 493: 16, 518:7-8 Johnson, Lyndon B., 36:3, 116:2, 368:7-13, 369:1-13, 391:6, 434:4-11 Jurisdictional disputes, Box 111, 112: 1-12. See also CIO: jurisdictional disputes AFL-CIO, 2:19 IAM 112:12, 214:14, 215:6, 219:7, 219:10, 221:12, 302:5-6, 356:12-17, Boxes 357-365 Int'l Brotherhood of Teamsters, 111:9-14, 112:1-11, 210:4, 214:8, 219:9, 222:11, 341:1-2, 343:14 Int'l Chemical Workers Union, 342:10-11 Int'l Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers, 210:2, 221:1 Int'l Union of Operating Engineers (Canada). 218:4 Transport Workers Union, 61:1 United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, 60:15, 61:4, 63:14, 111:6, 220:5-6 United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America, 36:2, 210:15 Justice, Dept. of, 377:2-6

Kaiser Industries, 110:17, 184:11-12, 204:13, 375:4 Kamp, Joseph P., 425:15-16, 426:1-5, 432:4-9 Kefauver, Estes, 219:7, 219:12, 493:21 Kelsey-Hayes "sit-in" strike, 1936, 1:31 Kennedy, Edward, 563:6 Kennedy, John, 301:12, 307:9, 367:6-15, 368:1-6, Box 433, 434:1, 493: 15, 552:8, 567:10-11 Kennedy, Robert, 143:15, 217:8, 435:1, 435:4-11, 436:3, 493:23 memorial, 475:5, 493:23 Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, 308:1 Kennedy-Ervin Bill, 422:2-3 Kenya, 438:6, 459:6-7 Khrushchev, Nikita, 113:12, 318:6, 460:15-17, 549:6-10 King, Martin Luther, 80:3, 222:6, 494: 8-11, 523:1-3, 590:10-12 Knowland, William, 425:15-16, 426:1-5 Kohler Co., 112:13-20, 113:1-11, 116: 1, 116:3-4, 116:7, 118:1, 222:11, 223:6, 259:39-42, 301:10, 417:4, 418:4, 419:8, 420:4-6, 420:8, 421:1, 421:3-4. See also Strikes: Kohler Co., 1954-60 Korea, 459:8 Korean War: mobilization and production, 58:13, 59:1-2, 366:6. See also Defense production Ku Klux Klan, 16:4, 206:11, 219:12, 318:7

Labor and religion, 54:12, 61:12, 303: 9, 325:11-12, 338:11-12, 510:3, 543:6-7, 566:1, 593:10, 593:12-14. See also Religion and Labor Council of America

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Labor, Dept. of, 61:5-6, 87:1, 377:7-20 Labor education, 6:13-15, 8:11, 60:2-3, 62:7, 74:12-19, 75:1-11, 76:1-10, 109:10-12, 113:15, Box 114, 315:3. See also Manpower training Labor films, 439:1, 439:3 Labor legislation, 318:11, 417:12, 422:3. See also Anti-labor legislation, Kennedy-Ervin Bill, TaftHartley Act Michigan, 117:2 Labor racketeering, 292:4, 305:7, 305:12, 315:4-9, 417:14 Labor relations, 377:14-19, Boxes 387-391, 392:1-6, 590:13-15, 591:1-10 Labor violence, 3:18, 10:3, 82:2 Labor's Daily, 320:2 Labor's Non-Partisan League, 9:11-12 League for Industrial Democracy, 60:15, 185:6, 296:4, 326:5, 494:4-5, 523:13, 543:6, 544:4. See also Students for a Democratic Society Law of the seas. See Underseas resources League of Revolutionary Black Workers, 74:4. See also Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement Leather Workers Organizing Committee, 291:18 Lebanon, 304:16, 459:9 Legislation: federal, 51:7-11, 52:1-7, 288:14-16, Boxes 412-424, 425:1-14, 591:11 Leisure time, 255:17, 400:4, 567:11, 567 : 13 Lewis, John L., 7:7, 9:14, 64:17, 539:13 Liberal Party (NY), 220:9 Lie detectors, 44:6 Ling-Temco-Vought, 35:2 Lithographers and Photoengravers Int'l Union, 504:11, 554:10 Local unions UAW: Series VI, UAW Local Unions (Boxes 224-273), is not included in this index. The following citations are for material relating to locals located elsewhere in the Collection. Local 3, 9:15, 50:10, 64:1, 281:20 Local 5, 64:8, 81:1, 207:4, 211:1 Local 6, 212:4 Local 7, 9:16 Local 9, 46:8, 88:11 Local 10, 44:11, 45:2 Local 12, 45:6, 45:8, 46:8, 79:8, 82:7. 82:11-13, 83:1-3, 86:12, 116:14, 210:9 Local 14, 46:9, 82:2 Local 15, 22:1, 208:2, 281:10 Local 16, 46:9, 79:8 Local 18, 46:9 Local 19, 46:9 Local 22, 64:6, 164:3, 280:14, 282:10, 283:20-21 Local 23, 282:7, 285:19 Local 25, 18:5, 20:13, 46:9, 213:9-10, 214:5, 214:10 Local 27, 81:11, 281:7

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Local 28, 218:3 Local 29, 84:7 Local 31, 87:3, 213:9, 214:4, 214:11 Local 34, 44:10-12, 45:1, 45:3, 46:9, 277:8-9 Local 35, 109:8 Local 36, 85:9, 284:5 Local 40, 208:4 Local 45, 22:2, 64:8, 65:1, 81:17 Local 46, 9:17 Local 47, 50:10, 109:9 Local 50, 9:18, 16:13-14, 17:1-4 Local 51, 9:19, 50:10, 88:12, 204:9 Local 55, 46:9, 220:4 Local 56, 278:1, 281:13 Local 62, 46:9 Local 65, 58:14, 102:8, 208:4 Local 66, 209:1 Local 67, 46:10 Local 68, 81:3, 209:6 Local 70, 46:10 Local 72, 42:7-8, 125:2-4, 212:3, 222:11, 280:6, 285:9, 358:16-18 Local 74, 66:4 Local 75, 125:2-4, 212:3, 222:12, 285:20 Local 76, 46:10, 215:4 Local 79, 66:4 Local 82, 356:12 Local 83, 64:1, 64:3-4, 220:5 Local 91, 209:4 Local 92, 178:20-21, 285:7 Local 93, 20:14-15, 22:3, 46:10, 213:9, 214:7 Local 94, 66:4 Local 99, 64:4

Local 100, 46:10, 212:4 Local 103, 81:5, 81:7 Local 110, 22:4 Local 113, 207:4, 214:2 Local 117, 46:10 Local 119, 46:10 Local 1219 46:10 Local 122, 81:17, 220:4, 281:19 Local 1239 358:11 Local 125, 46:10, 222:12 Local 127, 81:11, 109:8, 218:3 Local 128, 46:10 Local 129, 214:14 Local 132, 46:10 Local 139, 209:4

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Local 142, 9:20, 16:13-14, 17:1-4 Local 148, 51:9 Local 149, 219:8 Local 151, 211:4, 281:18 Local 152, 230:17 Local 153, 81:8, 281:14, 283:13, 283:17, 284:15 Local 154, 42:7-8, 84:7, 125:2-4 Local 155, 46:11, 64:4, 74:2, 81:15,84:8, 163:10 Local 157, 47:1, 81:15, 205:1-2, 281:9, 281:12, 285:15 Local 159, 208:6 Local 160, 47:2, 283:3, 285:16 Local 161, 208:4 Local 162, 69:3, 212:9 Local 163, 22:5, 47:2 Local 174, Box 1, 9:23, 22:6-8, 36:10, 44:4, 66:13, 87:19. 101:14, 204:14, 280:11, 282:16, 284:12, Communists, 2:2 factionalism, 1:20-21, 22:6, 88:13 Local 175, 47:2 Local 176, 47:2 Local 177, 47:2 Local 179, 47:2, 81:4 Local 180, 50:1-4, 66:4, 115:1, 212:3 Local 182, 22:9, 283:1 Local 184, 213:3 Local 186, 47:2, 213:10 Local 189, 47:2 Local 190, 10:1 Local 191, 136:4 Local 195, 218:1, 218:3, 281:2 Local 199, 49:9, 162:6, 218:10

Local 200, 159:2, 204:15, 278:14, 284:2 Local 203, 47:2 Local 205, 10:2, 47:3, 280:2, 284:1 Local 206, 125:2-4, 207:1, 212:3 Local 207, 80:8 Local 208, 84:7 Local 209, 47:3 Local 212, 10:3, 47:3, 64:1, 84:7, 159:7, 278:11, 279:4-5, 282:4 Local 215, 82:2 Local 216, 22:10-11 Local 217, 47:3 Local 218, 214:14 Local 222, 218:5, 218:13 Local 224, 104:5 Local 225, 212:5 Local 226, 22:12, 64:13

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Local 227, 50:10, 93:121 Local 230, 10:4, 51:2, 215:4, 283:11 Local 231, 214:9 Local 233, 47:4, 282:2-3 Local 235, 22:13, 47:4 Local 236, 47:4, 277:17 Local 237, 81:4 Local 239, 83:8, 219:5, 278:1, 281:13 Local 240, 81:3 Local 241, 212:8 Local 244, 66:4, 222:11 Local 245, 47:4 Local 247, 64:5, 64:12, 65:4 Local 248, 10:5, 36:7-17, 64:3, 64:9-10, 71:6, 80:10, 119:4, 120:1, 212:3-4, 212:6-7, 223:3 Local 250, 109:9 Local 251, 81:11 Local 252, 64:4 Local 254, 205:6 Local 257, 74:5-6, 81:13, 281:5-6, 285:17-18 Local 259, 42:7, 47:4, 112:9, 359:25, 418:4 Local 262, 22:14, 47:4, 178:17 Local 263, 10:6 Local 271, 220:9 Local 273, 219:12 Local 275, 178:19 Local 276, 81:1, 214:2, 214:12 Local 280, 47:4 Local 282, 47:4 Local 284, 207:2 Local 287, 46:5, 283:16 Local 291, 66:4 Local 292, 47:4 Local 297, 220:4, 222:7 Local 298, 220:1-2

Local 303, 281:2 Local 305, 83:4 Local 306, 80:2, 81:12, 285:12 Local 309, 64:4 Local 310, 47:5 Local 313, 47:5 Local 314, 49:8 Local 326, 207:4 Local 337, 356:12 Local 343, 280:3 Local 345, 212:2 Local 343, 44:8

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Local 350, 81:3 Local 351, 47:5, 64:4 Local 352, 212:4 Local 353, 279:13, 280:8 Local 354, 220:1 Local 360, 47:5 Local 365, 10:7, 47:5, 220:6, 221:11, 222:6, 222:9 Local 368, 74:10 Local 369, 280:16 Local 373, 81:3, 212:8 Local 375, 282:11 Local 376, 47:6, 285:14 Local 378, 36:8, 212:3 Local 392, 209:9, 281:8 Local 396, 45:9 Local 398, 81:3

Local 400, 115:4, 242:19-28 Local 402, 47:6, 109:7 Local 408, 47:6, 279:19 Local 412, 47:6, 125:2-4, 280:7 Local 414, 47:6 Local 416, 47:6, 81:3 Local 417, 47:7, 204:9 Local 420, 81:6, 282:5, 284:8 Local 424, 18:4 Local 425, 277:1-3, 279:6 Local 428, 47:7 Local 435, 47:7, 213:8 Local 437, 47:7 Local 441, 221:11 Local 443, 47:7 Local 444, 124:1-2, 127:12-14, 128:1-3, 280:13, 281:11 Local 443, 47:7 Local 450, 81:3 Local 453, 47:7, 65:5, 86:2, 212:3, 212:10, 218:3, 277:4, 278:8-10 Local 455, 22:15 Local 459, 210:15, 211:1 Local 463, 10:8 Local 468, 207:10 Local 472, 48:1 Local 477, 48:1 Local 480, 205:7 Local 486, 209:2, 284:3, 285:8, 285:10 Local 488, 119:7, 207:8-9 Local 489, 4:12 Local 497, 48:1. 210:13 Local 499, 17:19

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Local 500, 48:1 Local 501, 115:9, 220:7 Local 503, 207:10 Local 506, 10:9, 48:1 Local 511, 10:10 Local 512, 81:3 Local 515, 209:4, 219:12 Local 516, 220:10 Local 517, 212:8 Local 522, 48:1 Local 526, 45:7-8 Local 530, 356:12 Local 534, 84:7 Local 540, 48:1 Local 541, 43:2 Local 544, 209:6 Local 550, 211:5, 284:17 Local 551, 213:6 Local 553, 223:7 Local 556, 285:13 Local 572, 18:5 Local 574, 48:2 Local 575, 212:3 Local 580, 81:3 Local 581, 22:16, 48:2, 64:8, 88:14, 279:8, 282:1, 282:9 Local 584, 64:4 Local 585, 48;2, 221:11 Local 588, 81:4, 213:6 Local 594, 22:17, 178:18 Local 595, 22:18, 64:8, 65:1, 81:1, 88:15 Local 596, 22:19, 86:2, 205:11 Local 599, 22:20, 64:1, 64:8, 64:17, 65:1, 86:2, 169:5, 178:12-13, 283:4, 579:2

Local 600, 48:2, 52:9, 64:3, 64:6, 65:2, 65:5, 81:4, 82:11, 83:16, 97:1-3, 130:11, 205:7, 249:14-24, Box 250, 251:1-17, 278:2-3, 280:10, 280:12, 281:3, 281:15-16, 282:13, 283:19, 284:4, 284:6, 284:16, 547:5, 553:10, 557:8 Local 604, 220:4 Local 615, 22:21 Local 641, 218:3 Local 645, 48:2, 213:9, 216:3 Local 626, 22:4, 64:4, 221:10 Local 627, 81:3 Local 638, 48:2 Local 644. 48:2 Local 647, 48:2, 38:17, 209:2, 209:5 Local 649, 64:4, 208:4

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Local 650, 80:8, 206:3, 206:5 Local 651, 22:22 Local 652, 22:23, 48:2, 206:4-5 Local 653, 22:24, 48:2 Local 657, 205:12 Local 659, 22:25, 48:2, 279:9-10, 283:6 Local 662, 22:26-27, 211:3, 211:5 Local 663, 20:11, 22:27-28 Local 664, 22:29, 48:3, 117:6-7, 221:6 Local 666, 55:7 Local 668, 207:10 Local 669, 48:3, 85:9, 183:2, 220:6, 220:8, 221:10 Local 671, 65:1, 81:3, 205:12 Local 673, 218:13 Local 674, 48:3 Local 676, 218:1 Local 678, 48:3, 219:4 Local 681, 279:14 Local 683, 284:9 Local 685, 48:3, 448:20 Local 686, 22:30, 48:3, 220:6, 221:2 Local 687, 283:7 Local 696, 43:3

Local 700, 221:10 Local 701, 48:3, 205:6 Local 707, 279:7 Local 710, 48:3 Local 719, 283:2 Local 721, 48:4 Local 722, 48:4 Local 724, 48:4 Local 730, 143:12, 285:11 Local 731, 48:4, 59:16, 282:17 Local 734, 69:3 Local 735, 279:17, 283:10, 283:15 Local 736, 221:6, 285:2 Local 738, 219:6, 219:8, 219:10, 281:1, 282:6, 282:14, 283:9, 284:7, 284:10, 284:19-20 Local 743, 48:4 Local 750, 48:4, 81:2, 211:5, 284:14 Local 761, 48:4 Local 766, 81:3 Local 768, 209:5 Local 769, 48:4 Local 770, 81:3 Local 771, 48:4 Local 774, 22:31, 285:4

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Local 778, 281:17 Local 780, 208:10 Local 782, 205:6 Local 788, 219:14, 220:1-2 Local 795, 221:11

Local 806, 81:3, 212:5 Local 808, 74:11 Local 809, 46:3, 215:4 Local 811, 48:4 Local 813, 282:12 Local 816, 48:5 Local 819, 66:4 Local 825, 46:5 Local 833, 112:13-20, 113:1-11, 120:6, 222:11, 420:6 Local 835, 43:5, 64:4 Local 838, 48:5, 64:4 Local 840, 36:6, 81:2, 219:4, 219:6 Local 841, 212:2 Local 842, 48:5, 219:4, 219:9-10, 219:13, 278:4 Local 846, 279:18, 280:19 Local 848, 48:5, 285:5 Local 853, 205:14 Local 854, 81:3, 162:8 Local 855, 214:4 Local 856, 10:11-13 Local 863, 48:5 Local 865, 36:2, 66:4, 211:1 Local 866, 209:7 Local 869, 86:5, 116:7, 280:15 Local 877, 48:5, 81:3 Local 878, 48:6 Local 882, 44:11-12, 48:6, 219:11-12 Local 887, 48:6, 115:5, 115:8, 215:6, 215:9, 217:5, 217:11-12, 283:14, 329:23, 550:10 Local 889, 48:6, 64:6, 84:6, 87:20, 278:22, 279:12 Local 894, 48:7 Local 897, 159:7, 279:1-3

Local 900, 81:3, 279:4-5 Local 903, 219:6 Local 905, 48:7 Local 906, 48:7, 64:12-13, 81:8, 277:10-13 Local 908, 285:3 Local 919, 145:12 Local 923, 280:1 Local 927, 209:5, 210:2, 282:3, 282:18, 283:5, 283:18 Local 930, 137:14, 284: 11

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Local 933, 22:32, 80:11, 88:5, 211:1, 284:13 Local 945, 48:7 Local 946, 50:10 Local 951, 48:7 Local 959, 48:7 Local 961, 277:15, 278:15 Local 963, 48:7 Local 968, 81:6 Local 969, 43:7, 81:3 Local 971, 280:4-5 Local 974, 212:8 Local 975, 48:7 Local 977, 280:13, 284:18 Local 985, 48:7, 85:2 Local 988, 48:3, 109:7, 219:9-10, 219:12-14, 277:14, 281:4 Local 991, 48:8, 66:4 Local 996, 48:8 Local 997, 48:8 Local 998, 48:8

Local 1000, 48:8 Local 1003, 69:3 Local 1004, 48:8 Local 1010, 282:15 Local 1021, 214:4 Local 1027, 48:8 Local 1030, 214:4-5 Local 1036, 85:11 Local 1037, 215:6 Local 1050, 74:11, 81:11, 81:17, 86:3 Local 1056, 74:5-6, 81:13, 221:2 Local 1057, 74:6, 81:13 Local 1058, 81:13 Local 1065, 74:11 Local 1068, 44:9, 48:8 Local 1082, 48:8 Local 1085, 48:3 Local 1086, 48:8 Local 1092, 48:8 Local 1093, 214:13

Local 1103, 48:9 Local 1108, 214:8 Local 1109, 65:1 Local 1122, 83:13, 211:6 Local 1145, 212:9 Local 1152, 221:6 Local 1155, 219:10, 219:12, 357:11

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Local 1164, 48:9 Local 1173, 220:8 Local 1183, 220:1, 279:15-16, 285:6 Local 1190, 277:16, 278:7 Local 1193, 283:12

Local 1200, 278:5 Local 1209, 222:11 Local 1212, 48:9 Local 1214, 48:9, 69:3, 83:4 Local 1216, 81:6 Local 1219, 82:3 Local 1220, 48:9 Local 1236, 213:3 Local 1245, 279:11 Local 1251, 48:9 Local 1256, 86:2 Local 1259, 48:9 Local 1260, 48:9 Local 1266, 104:4-5 Local 1267, 48:9 Local 1268, 213:3-4 Local 1282, 222:12 Local 1285, 218:10 Local 1286, 48:9 Local 1292, 278:16 Local 1296, 219:12

Local 1308, 277:6-7, 278:6 Local 1313, 285:1 Local 1364, 216:7

Local 1408, 81:11 Local 1827, 48:9 Local union elections, 74:17 Locals: general, 596:3 Lockheed Corp., 35:3, 290:7, 362:39-41 Lovestone, Jay, 316:17-18, 317:1-2, 438:12, 448:9 Lowenstein, Allard, 221:1, 504:6 Lynd, Staughton, 200:4

Manpower training, 80:2, 109:10-12, 113:15, Box 114, 120:12-19, 121:1-8, 207:9, 400:1, 412:3, 412:14, 425:10, 427:1-2, 476:9 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, 494:8-11, 504:8, 552:6. See also Walk to Freedom Demonstration Marine Engineers' Beneficial Assn., 63:7, 291:20, 327:8, 330:6 Maritime unions, 306:4, 318:12-14 Marshall Plan. See European Recovery Plan

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Martell, Frank X., 3:18 Martin, Homer, 1:20-21, 4:12, 10:21-22, 121:9, 211:4. See also Factionalism: Martin, Homer Martin, Glenn L., Co., 87:1-2, 219:5-6 Mass transit, 501:11 Massey Ferguson, Inc., 83:6 Material shortages, 371:10-16, Boxes 372-374, 375:1-12, 584:4-13, 585: 1-3 Matthews, J. B., 52:3, 594:6 Mazey, Emil, 562:8 Mboya, Tom, 459:6-7, 494:12-13 McCarthy, Eugene, 435:4-11, 471:13-15, 472:1-2 McCarthy, Joseph, 222:11, 223:1, 275:1 McClellan Committee hearings, 84:13-14, 115:13-14, 209:7, 220:8, 223:2, 275: 3, 301:10, 304:11, 304:14, 315:7-9, 327:8, 330:1, 341:14, 417:14-17, Boxes 418-420, 421:1-9, 426:2, 564: 4, 564:7, 594:3-6 McCulloch Corp., 216:4, 216:6 McDonald, David J., 300:12-13, 552:11, 619:14 McDonnell Douglas Corp., 35:4, 214:14, 268:47, 363:2-3 McGovern, George, 436:3 McNamara, Robert, 301:12 Mead Committee, 30:10-15, 31:1-2 Meany, George, 38:14-15, 38:17, 300: 14-15, Boxes 301-303, 338:4, 494:15,539:6, 619:14 Mechanics Educational Society of America, 10:23, 291:21, 347:17-19 Medical plans, 130:1, 130:12, 131:14, 160:11, 160:13, 160:15-16, Boxes 161-163, 164:1-3. See also Health care Medicare. See Social Security and Medicare Memphis sanitation workers strike, 1968, 523:3 Metropolitan Detroit Citizens Development Authority (MDCDA), Boxes 495-500, 501:1-6 Metropolitan Fund, Inc., 501:8-12, Box 502. See also New Detroit Metropolitan Hospital, 503:1-2. See also Community Health Assn. Mexico, 438:2, 459:12-16 labor, 293:11, 293:17 Michigan CIO Council, 186:9-13 Michigan Constitutional Convention, 51:7, 427:11 Michigan reapportionment, 51:8, 52:2 Michigan State Council for the Arts, 428:1-5 Middle East conflicts, 369:5, 379:4 Midwest problems of technological change, 390:4 Mihajlov, Mihajlo, case, 461:16 Minimum wage, 51:10, 58:9, 301:6, 306:9, 377:10, 422:10-13 Missile site construction, 357:11-12, 377:12, 392:8-12, Boxes 393-394, 395:1-3 Missiles, 80:3, 573:10-11 Mississippi delegation credentials challenge (1964 Democratic Convention), 434:4-11 Model Cities Program, 54:7-9

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Murphy, Frank, 11:4, 75:1 Murray, Philip, 6:5, 61:1-8, 289:20-21, 619:14 Mutual Security Agency, 295:15

Nash-Kelvinator Corp., 42:8, 212:5, 375:1-4 National Agricultural Workers Union, 305:14, 310:6, 344:11 National Assn. for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), 116:12, 205:4, 206:12, 209:12, 214:12, 217:5, 268:47, 292:4, 296:10-12, 297:14, 301:11, 327:4, 428:9, 503:23-27, Box 504, 505:1-9, 542:7, 548:6, 549:5, 556:7, 557:8, 559:5 National Assn. of Broadcast Engineers and Technicians, 63:8, 291:22 National Assn. of Diecasting Workers, 4:1, 4:3-4 National Assn. of Manufacturers (NAM), 338:3 National Cash Register Co., 210:2, 210:4, 220:2 National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy (SANE), 506:8-13, 507:1-4 National Committee for Labor Israel. See Histadrut National Conference of Christians and Jews, 58:10 National Farm Labor Union, 344:10 National Farm Workers Assn., 344:12-14, 345:1-8 National Farmers Union, 345:9-10, 374:4, 456:7, 553:9 National health insurance, 52:11, 163:4, 163:6-7, 163:9, 163:11, 478:7-12, 479:1-7, 533:6 National Labor Relations Act, 11:7 National Labor Relations Board, 296:11, 378:2-4 National Lawyers Guild, 61:3 National Maritime Union of America, 291:23, 298:15, 330:6, 347:8-13 National Negro Labor Council, 348:10 National Sharecroppers Fund, 189:7, 510:8 National Urban Coalition. See Urban Coalition National Urban League, 510:11-15 Native Americans. See American Indians Negro American Labor Council, 51:8, 348:7-8 Negro Labor Committee, USA, 296:10-11, 348:9 Negro Trade Unionists Committee, 299:13 Nepal, 439:9 Netherlands, 460:1 New America, 1:43 New Detroit, 477:1, 511:5-8, Boxes 512-515, 516:1-11 Nicaragua, 438:2 Nixon, Richard M., Box 433, Box 436, 437:1-6 North American Aviation, 4:19,35:5-14, 85:11, 215:6, 364:2. See also Rockwell Standard Corp. Northern High School crisis, 1966, 54:7 Norway, 460:4 No-strike clauses, 117:7 No-strike plan, 4:16 No-strike pledge, 11:10-16, 541:4 Nuclear weapons, 84:16, 217:5, 217:9, 302:15, 422:17, 466:8-11, 472:20,

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Nuclear weapons (cont'd), 489:22-23, 506:8-13, 507:1-4

Office Employees International Union, 301:12, 348:16 Office workers, 220:10, 348:15 Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Int'l Union, 291:24, 302:3, 302:5, 329:4-5, 342:10-11, 348:18-20. See also Oil Workers Int'l Union Oil shale reserves, 52:4, 592:2 Oil Workers Int'l Union, 4:1, 291:25 Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers merger, 58:10. See also Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Int'l Union Older workers, 223:4, 567:7 discrimination, 131:10, 283:18 Organizacion Regional Interamericana de Trabajadores (ORIT). See InterAmerican Regional Organization of Workers Organizing, 117 :4, 137:8-14 in the South, 62:8-10 Ostreicher, Hal, 63:8

Pacifists. See World War II: antiwar groups Pakistan, 461:15 Palestine relief, 302:1 Panama Canal Zone, 408:12, 460:5 Peace, 431:2, 463:7-17, Boxes 464-466, 467:1-16, 473:6-15, 474:1-8, 531:8, 568:8-18, Boxes 569-572, 573:1-9. See also United Nations Peace Corps, 164:9-10, 190:15, 302:9, 306:5, 307:15, 378:8, 463:7, 569:19 Pensions, 128:8, 129:3-5, 129:12, 130:2-5, 130:14, 131:13, 132:3-5, 160:12, 160:15-16, 161:3, 162:4, 162:8-10, 163:2-5, 163:10-11, 164:1-3, 165:1, 165:7, 221:3-4, 296:2, 326:8, 335:10, 369:1, 379:18, 389:7-8, 412:13, 412:20, 423:1, 425:12-14 Performing arts, 561:9 Peru, 460:6 Philippines, 460:7 Piecework, 74:5 Planned parenthood, 517:18-19 Plant closings and relocations, 54:12, 120:9-11, 168:8, 201:2, 426:16. See also industrial dispersion Playthings, Jewelry and Novelty Workers, 292:1 Point Four Program, 453:9, 453:12 Poland, 460:8 Poles, 51:8 Police training, 502:3 Police-community relations, 54:6-7, 476:4-6, 476:8, 476:10-11, 477:1 Political action, 52:11-13, 53:1-11, 85:8, 87:4, 116:2, 120:2, 120:4, 142:7-16, 423:3-8, 540:11, 592:5-15 Poll tax, 423:9

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Pollution, 118:8, 478:1, 567:13. See also Environmental problems, Water Resources Detroit River and Lake Erie, 55:9 Pontiac: racial tensions, 205:14 urban renewal, 205:13-14 Portal-to-portal pay, 115:2-3 Postwar (WWII) foreign policy, 15:3 Postwar (WWII) planning and reconversion, 12:3-8, 14:5-6, 14:26, 33:34, 540:10, 540:13-14, 540:16, 541:3 low auto production, 100:4- 6, 542:4-5 veterans' reemployment, 16:7-10 wage increases, 23:8-14, 24:1- 8, 541: 1, 541:6-10 Potens, Arthur, case, 31:10 Potofsky, Jacob S., 517:23 Poverty and poverty programs, 218:10, 222:6, 378:6-7, 400:5, 425:1-2, 477:10- 14, 487:3-6, 508:6, 517:2022, 559:1, 593:1-5. See also Citizens' Crusade against Poverty Powell, Adam Clayton, Jr. (Rev.), 54:8, 417:11 Premium pay, 14:7 Presidential election (1940), 539:13 Presidential election (1944), 540:12, 540:15 Presidential election (1948), 61:4, 64: 3, 65:3, 74:17, 142:10-15, 471:3-6, 542:14 Presidential election (1952), 430:2023, 431:1-7, 544:7 Presidential election (1956), 57:9, 432:1-3, 547:4-8, 547:10 Presidential election (1960), 57:10, 209:8, 305:16, 343:11, 433:1-9, 550:3 Presidential election (1964), 214:9, 221:3, 302:8, 307:13, 307:16, 434: 4-11 Presidential election (1968), 52:11-13, 53:1-3, 207:10, 213:5-6, 217:8-9, 435:4-11, Box 436, 437:1-6, 471:13-15, 472:1, 559:3, 619:11 Price controls, 61:1, 366:4, 378:10-13, 392:1. See also Inflation Price stabilization, 58:15, 59:4, 378: 14 Productivity, 15:2, 64:1, 64:3, 65:1, 80:6, 84:11, 100:4-6, 149:11, 165: 8, 212:3, 377:15, 390:1-5, 390:7, 411:19, 593:7. See also Quality of workmanship Profit sharing, 42:7-12, 124:7-15, 164:12, 165:1 Psychiatric care, 562:2 Public power, 59:14, 61:5, 61:7, 117: 11-12, 118:6 Public Relations and Publications Dept UAW, Boxes 143-145, 146:1-5. See also Radio Dept. Public Review Board, UAW, 68:21, 220:9, Boxes 274-285, 417:14, 417:17, 418:10 Public service employees, 39:4, 79:9, 185:10, 355:10-11, 390:7-8, 427:4 Public television, 424:2 Puerto Rico, 81:5-7, 85:1, 297:7, 337:10, 430:18, 460:9-10

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Racial problems, 216:11 Racial violence, 52:3, 472:7 Racism. See Black Legion, Ku Klux Klan Radio Dept., UAW, 146:8-14, 147:1-13. See also Public Relations Dept. Randolph, A. Philip, Institute, 518: 1-13 Rank and file attitudes, 147:14-15, 148:1-10 Recessions, 412:24 Refugees, 463:15 Region 1, UAW, 25:3, 79:2, 81:14, 204: 1-9 Region 1A, UAW, 25:4, 204:11-17, 205: 1-5 Region 1B, UAW, 25:5-7, 85:3 Region 1C, UAW, 25:8-10, 88:19, 206: 3-14, 504:9 Region 1D, UAW, 25:11-12, 86:13-15, 207:1-13 Region 1E, UAW, 208:1-3 Region 2, UAW, 25:1.3, 208:4-16 Region 2A, UAW, 25:14-15, 209:1-14, 210:1-5 Region 2B, UAW, 210:6-14 Region 3, UAW, 25:1.6-17, 73:13, 211:113 Region 4, UAW, 25:1.8-20, 66:4, 74:16, 212:1-6, 213:1-7 Region 5, UAW, 25:21-23, 213:8-11, 214: 1-14, 215:1-3 Region 6, UAW, 25:24, 67:23, 88:21, 215:4-13, 216:1-11, 217:1-13 Region 7 (Canada), UAW, 25:25, 218: 1-13., 219:1-3 Region 8, UAW, 25:27-28, 219:4-14, 220:1-3 Region 9, UAW, 220:4-10, 221:1-9, 558:11 boundary revision (9 and 9A), 222:9 Region 9A, UAW, 221:10-13, 222:1-10 Region 10, UAW, 222:11, 223:1-11, 356: 12, 357:4 Regions, UAW: Eastern, 26:1-6 general, 26:7-10 Religion and labor. See Labor and religion Religion and Labor Council of America, 54:1, 519:1-2 Religious beliefs and union membership, 10:26, 149:9, 593:14 Remington Rand Corp., 220:6 Research Dept., UAW, 149:10-13 Research Institute, Michigan Health and Social Security, 161:2, 161:46, 161:13, 162:1-2, 163:3, 163:11 Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, 63:9, 292:2-4, 329:3, 350:11 Retail Clerks Int'l Assn., 350:10 Retired Workers Dept. UAW, 152:8-13, Box 153, 154:1-5 Retirees, 54:12, 79:6-7, 80:5, 85:7, 87:4, 149:2-3, 152:8-13, Box 153, 154:1-5, 205:15, 220:10, 221:3, 223:7, 550:10, 551:9, 555:10, 558:1 housing, 491:7 Retirement, 84:12, 85:7, 152:8-13, Box 153, 154:1-5, 161:6, 161:9, 161:12, 162:2, 162:10-11, 163:1, 221:3-4, 223:4, 424:4, 522:26.

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Retirement (cont'd), See also older workers Reuther, May Wolf, 2:2, 618:6 Reuther, Roy, 14:3, 52:6-7, 519:6, 618:7-8 Reuther, Valentine and Anna, 542:12, 618:9-12 Reuther, Victor, 6:1-3, 10:27, 12:5, 16:1-10, 17:6, 20:8, 33:1, 33:7-9, 36:11, 37:5-6, 38:7-8, 38:10, 44:67, 53:1, 59:17, 60:13, 65:11, 72:9, 74:12-19, 75:1, 76:5, 76:7-8, 105: 4-13, Boxes 106-108, 109:1-6, 146: 8-11, 164:9-10, 169:8-9, 170:7-13, 171:1-5, 172:3-5, 293:21, 294:6-17, 370:18-19, Series XIV passim, 568:16, 619:12, 619:14 Reuther, Walter P.: allegations of Communist sympathy, 119:15. See also "Vic and Wal" letter biographical information, 2:2, 379:3, 553:10, Boxes 619-626 criticism and hate campaigns, 4:14, 425:15-16, 426:1-5, 432:4-9, 460:17, 554:5-7, 594:1-9. See also McClellan Committee Detroit Council campaign (1937), 6:6 draft deferment, 4:17, 14:4 election as president of UAW (1946), 5:8 income and finances, 421:1-2 physical attacks, 5:3, 65:11, 116:4, 116:6, 616:4-10, 619:12 political ambitions, 419:8-9, 432:10 speeches, 539:11-18, Boxes 540-562, 563:1-11, 593:8-11, 619:3. See Index to Speeches speeches, Berlin, 1959, 450:1-6, 452:1-6 tool machine plan, 1951, 375:11-12 Reuther Labor Foundation, Boxes 627-629, 630:1-6 Reuther Plan, 4:18-19, 539:14-18, 540:5, 540:7-12 Richter, Irving, 6:14, 64:9-10, 78:7, 83:9, 209:4 Right-to-work, 51:7, 62:10, 143:12, 214:3, 214:9, 216:5, 217:9, 217:12, 220:1, 262:10, 302:4, 305:9, 310:6, 333:1-8, 334:1-2, 426:1-5, 519:7, 548:11, 595:7 Right-wing groups. See Ultraconservatives Rockwell Standard Corp., 157:2-3, 204:8, 204:10 Romney, George, 42:8, 51:8, 52:5-6, 541:6-7, 542:9 Roosevelt, Eleanor, 519:9-16, Boxes 520-521, 522:1-5 Roosevelt, Eleanor, Cancer Foundation and Institute for Cancer Research, 519:9-16, 520:1-4 Roosevelt, Eleanor, Memorial Foundation, 520:6-13, Box 521, 522:1-3 Roosevelt, Franklin D., 522:6-10 UAW support, 2:16 Roosevelt, Franklin D., Camp, 80:8, 85:3, 149:5, 207:6 Roosevelt, Franklin D., Labor Center, 74:14, 75:2, 75:4 Rose, Alex, 220:9 Rosenberg case, 296:16, 462:3 Rumania, 460:11 Rumely, Edward, 426:1, 432:4-9, 579:9, 580:1 Ryan Aeronautical, 35:15

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Sabine Area Industrial Union, 63:10 Safety and health, 2:1, 55:1-6, 121: 11, 320:9, 510:5, 563:14. See also Atomic energy and radiation St. Lawrence Seaway, 335:13, 424:5 School busing, 213:4 School desegregation, 53:7, 54:2, 143:13 Seafarers Int'l Union of North America, 330:5, 350:18-20 Segregation: Washington, DC, 58:8 Selective service, 378:15, 510:6-7. See also Conscription: opposition to Seniority, 9:23, 132:6, 209:5 Service industry workers, 391:1 Sexton, Brendan, 103:3 Sexual harassment, 74:2-3 Sheffield, Horace, 157:9, 166:7 Sinclair, Upton, 105:6, 117:1 Situs picketing. See Building trades unions: common site picketing Sixty Now, 522:26 Skilled trades, 14:10, 26:11-13, 27: 15, 65:13, 74:1-3, 74:11, 79:7, 81:4-6, 81:8, 81:15-17, 82:1-2, 82:45, 86:2, 87:20, 102:1, 103:1, 123: 13-14, 131:15, 135:6, 135:8, 157: 12-15, Boxes 158-159, 160:1-4, 211: 7, 221:1, 240:16, 351:3-4, 379:13, 381:15, 547:10 apprenticeship training, 158:5, 158: 18-19, 158:21-22, 159:3, 205:4 black workers, 51:4, 81:8, 81:16, 82:1, 102:6, 102:8, 282:1 Skilled Trades Dept., UAW, 157:12-15, Boxes 158-159 Smith, Gerald L. K., 64:3, 419:11 Smith-Connally Antistrike Bill, 540:10 Social Security and Medicare, 79:9, 160:6-16, Boxes 161-163, 164:1-3, 223:4-5, 223:7, 302:1, 302:15, 306:9, 306:12, 320:11, 325:9-10, 390:8, 412:16, 422:6-9, 434:2, 477:8, 551:9, 558:5, 560:6 Social Security Dept. UAW, 160:6-16, Boxes 161-163, 164:1-3 Sobell, Morton, 116:3 Socialism, 14:12 Socialist Workers Party, 58:6, 118:7, 194:2 Society of Designing Engineers, 4:2-3 Solid waste disposal, 401:7 Solidarity, 218:9 Solidarity House, 164:5-8, 168:1 South American labor, 305:14, 470:4 Southeast Michigan: governmental reorganization, 501:8-9, 501:12 mass transit, 501:11 Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 54:7, 517:20-22, 523:1-3. See also King, Martin Luther Southern Tenant Farmers Union, 62:8 Soviet Jewery, 487:12 Soviet Union, 460:14-19, 549:6-10, 563:12, 569:10, 569:16, 598:11-12 trade unions, 442:16 Soviet-American friendship, 6:14, 10:24 Space program, 35:13, 378:1, 503:4, 568:6, 595:8

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Spain, 438:7, 439:7, 460:20, 523:7 Spanish strikers, 1947, 81:1 Sparkman, John, 431:1 Special Projects Dept., UAW, 164:11-15, Box 165 Speedups, 65:1, 66:5, 81:2 State, Dept. of, 378:16-19, 379:1-8 Steel industry: IAM, 357:1 prices, 367:10 Steel shortages, 366:7 Steel Workers Organizing Committee, 4:1, 4:3 Steelworkers, 135:7, 549:5, 549:12 Stevens, J. P., and Co., 79:9 Stevenson, Adlai E., 523:8-9, 528:8 Strachan, D. Alan, 81:3 Strikes, 168:4, 417:13, 542:1. See also Wildcat strikes airline strike (IAM, 1966), 412:1 Alcoa Corp. (1947), 215:5 Allis-Chalmers (1941), 10:5 Allis-Chalmers (1946), 36:2, 36:8-17, 86:10 Bruns Garage (1963), 523:15 Case, J. I. (1945), 36:2, 36:9 Case, J. I. (1946-47), 50:1-4 Charleston Hospital workers (1969), 343:8, 350:11, 523:3 Chrysler (Canada, 1962), 127:12-14, 128:1-3 Detroit newspapers (1964), 1967-68, 348:13-14 emergency situations, 392:4-5 Federal Screw Work (1938), 1:22 Flint sit-down (1936-37), 19:16-20 Ford Motor Co. (1967), 98:6, 99:1-4, 133:13-15, 134:1-10 General Electric (1969-70), 136:1-7, 137:1-2, 344:5 General Motors (1936-37), 19:16-20 General Motors (1945-46), 5:8, 23:8-14, 24:1-8, 101:5-7, 541:3, 542:6 General Motors (1958), 206:9 General Motors (1964), 102:8, 219:12 General Motors Tool and Die (1939), 26:15-20 Harriet-Henderson Textile (1958-59), 354:12, 355:1-5 Houdaille-Hershey (1946), 104:3 International Harvester (Richmond, Ind., 1941), 8:3 International Harvester (1958), 109:8 Kelsey-Hayes sit-in strike (1936), 1:31 Kingsport Press (1965), 341:17 Kohler Co. (1954-60), 112:13-20, 113:1-11, 259:39-42, 418:4, 420:4-5, 421:1 maintenance workers (1944), 14:17 maritime strike (1961), 306:4 Memphis sanitation workers (1968), 523:3

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Strikes (cont'd), Motor Products Corp. (1935), 1:38 NYC transit strike (1966), 355:11 North American (1941), 4:19 North American (1953), 35:5-7 North American (1967), 85:11 Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers (1962), 306:13 Perfect Circle (1955), 211:3 public service employees, 39:4 railroad strike (1967), 52:4 St. John's University (1966-67), 353:3-4 Southern Airways (1962), 551:10 steel strike (1959), 68:24, 305:8, 305:10, 549:5, 549:12, 595:13-14 United Aircraft Corp. (1960), 35:16 United Aircraft Corp. (1962), 551:10 United Packinghouse Workers (Canada, 1947), 61:3 Young, L. A., Spring and Wire Corp. (1946), 46:3 Studebaker-Packard Corp., 110:18, 168: 5-8, 375:3-4 Student activism, 173:14, 216:10, 523: 10-18, 524:1-2, 561:1, 577:6 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, 523:10-11 Student organizations, 54:12, 466:1112, 467:7-9 Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), 54:4, 54:6, 78:5, 81:10, 150:13, 175:2, 195:1, 200:9, 201:3, 216:8, 326:5, 424:7-8, 523:12-18, 524:1-2 Subcontracting, 44:5, 129:7, 131:5, 132:9 Sugar, Maurice, 66:3, 81:2, 115:6-7 Supplemental unemployment benefits (SUB), 42:12, 102:10, 128:10-11, 129:6, 129:13, 130:6, 131:4, 132:7-8, 160:10-12, 161:12, 162:10, 163:6, 164:11, 164:13, 164:15, 424:9-10 Supreme Court, 119:7, 366:1-3 Sweden, 60:11, 389:4-5, 389:7, 438:9, 461:1-7, 462:1-3, 462:8

Taft, Robert A., 542:16 Taft-Hartley Act, 56:2, 61:1, 65:2, 115:4-5, 115:12, 117:11, 117:14, 296:10, 321:1-4, 326:5, 421:10-11, 422:1, 543:5, 545:10 Taxation, 287:10, 339:5, 390:7-9, 391:8, 424:1, 424:11-14, 425:1-2, 427:1-2, 508:1-2, 595:15-16 negative income tax, 165:4, 165:6 Progressive spending tax, 424:1 tax reform, 424:11-14, 425:1-2 Technical, Office and Professional Workers Dept. (TOP), UAW, 168:11-17 Technological change, 390:1-5, 391:9, 397:3-11, Box 398, 399:1-7, 399:10, 400:6, 401:2, 401:5-6, 402:13, 425:3, 529:4-11, 595:17. See also Automation, Computerization Tenants' rights, 402:13 Tenants' unions, 205:9, 217:10, 326: 6, 338:16, 354:9 Textile Workers Union of America, 63:11, 220:7, 297:7, 303:5, 329:3, 354:10-14, 355:1-5, 390:8, 547:1

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Third party movements, 61:4 Third World. See Developing nations Thomas, R. J., 5:8, 14:20-26, 15:1, 64:12 Thompson Products, 65:4 Time Magazine, 198:1-4 Time Study and Engineering Dept., UAW, 169:2 Timken Axle, 82:2 Tractors for Freedom Committee, 524:8-19, Boxes 525-526, 527:1-3, 619:14 Trade. See Foreign trade Trade readjustment allowances, 307:6, 377:17 Trade Union Leadership Council, 69:6, 157:9, 527:4 Trades Union Congress (TUC), 452:15-18, 548:7 Transcontinental Motors, Inc., 169:3 Transport Workers Union of America, 61:1, 63:12, 220:8, 292:5, 300:16-17, 355:10-11 Transportation, 401:7, 402:9, 595:18. See also Mass transit Transportation, Dept. of, 379:10 Treasury, Dept. of the, 379:11 Truman, Harry S., 366:4-12, 531:12 Truman War Investigating Committee (1943), 31:3 Tunisia, 60:13, 439:5, 461:10, 469:10 Turkey, 461:11

Ultraconservatives, 52:3, 198:10, 325:14, 333:1-8, 334:1-2, 425:15-16, 426:1-5, 567:7, 579:9-15, 580:1-12 Underseas resources, 463:9, 467:5-6 Unemployment, 17:7-8, 27:2, 50:7-8, 55: 10-14, 56:10-14, 57:1-6, 57:8, 59:9, 59:11, 61:3, 68:1, 73:1, 78:11, 100:4-6, 169:4-5, 211:5, 296:9, 301:12, 301:14, 305:2, 305:6, 313: 5, 313:8, 371:10-16, Boxes 372-374, 375:1-12, 377:8-9, 377:12, 377:17, 387:8, 390:1-5, 390:7-9, 397:7-11, Box 398, 402:1-3, 412:9, 416:9, 425:8, 427:7, 429:12, 545:10, 550:8, 584:3-13, 585:1-9. See also Employment Unemployment benefits, 102:7, 327:4, 424:3, 426:16. See also Supplemental Unemployment Benefits Union democracy, 422:2, 422:4 Union for Democratic Action, 15:4 Union of South Africa, 171:5, 438:10, 460:12, 463:11 Union security, 87:22 United Aircraft, 35:16, 551:10 UAW : anniversary celebrations, 43:1-21 art in official buildings, 54:5, 168:1 black officers, 213:6 black staff, 213:5 black workers. See Black workers UAW blacks on IEB, 69:3-6, 192:6, 527:4 Canada. See Canadian UAW

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UAW: (cont'd), Communist issue, 7:22-23, 78:8, 415:14 Communist members, 59:16, 66:3, 88:5, 115:8, 206:6, 212:4, 218:4 Communist office holders, 4:15-17, 78:11-12, 174:7, 238:18, 249:18-21, 277:5 computerization, 73:10-11, 79:10, 80:2, 85:6, 86:1, 177:14 dissident groups, 52:9-10, 74:4, 88:7, 121:13, 221:5. See also Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement erosion of bargaining units, 79:1, 116:7, 118:9, 119:4 ethical code, 80:5 finances, 80:6-12, 84:7-17, 85:1-12, 86:1-8, 94 :12, Box 95, 96:1-3 membership apathy, 205:14, 206:13, 207:10, 221:8. See also Quale Report merger dispute-FE, 59:8, 59:18, 63:17-18, 64:15, 78:8, 80:12, 88:8, 93:7-16, 94:1-11. See also United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America merger proposed with IUE, 344:1-3 negotiations, 11:9, 121:14-20, Boxes 122-136, 137:1-2 recreational programs, 83:12-15, 84:1-5, 148:11-15, 149:1-8 staff union membership, 64:1, 64:3, 166:10-15, 167:1-12 women officers, 166:3, 172:11, 205:2 women on IEB, 70:6, 103:16, 240:16 United Automobile Workers of America (AFL), 346:16 United Chemical Workers of America, 63:13 United Department Store Workers of America, 292:7 United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE), 4:1-4, 27:3-4, 63:14-16, 78:8, 344:7. See also Jurisdictional disputes expulsion from CIO, 63:15-16 United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America (FE), 59:8, 59:18, 63:17-18, 64:15, 210:15, 344:9. See also Jurisdictional disputes, UAW: merger dispute-FE United Farm Workers Organizing Committee, 344:12-14, 345:1-8 United Federation of College Teachers, 353:3-4 United Federation of Teachers, 329:3, 352:15-16, 353:1, 353:5 United Furniture Workers of America, 63:19, 292:8, 329:3, 346:5 United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers of America, 292:9-10 United Glass and Ceramic Workers of North America, 63:20, 339:9, 346:8 United Government Workers, 63:21 United Mine Workers of America, 53:11, 348:3-4 United Nations, 411:20, 463:7-17, Boxes 464-466, 467:1-16, 527:17-19, 548:8, 556:8-9 United Nations Assn. of the USA, Inc., 464:9-12, Box 465, 466:1-11, 553:2 United Negro College Fund, Inc., 527: 11-12 United Office and Professional Workers, 63:22 United Optical Workers Union, 292:11 United Packinghouse Workers of America, 63:23, 292:12-23, 295:17, 298:14, 300:1, 301:10, 302:2, 306:3, 329:4, 349:1-6 United Paperworkers of America, 293:1, 301:2

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United Public Workers, 63:25. See also United Government Workers United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America, 293:2, 350:13-16, 559:4 United Shoe Workers of America, 293:3, 557:9 US Chamber of Commerce, 338:3 US Committee for the UN, 464:8-11 US Information Agency, 376:18 United Steelworkers of America, 61:7, 62:8, 293:4-5, 298:13, 300:12-13, 301:9, 317:9, 329:4, 351:11-17, 352:1-7 United Stone and Allied Products Workers of America, 63:27, 293:6, 352:9 United Textile Workers of America, 293:7, 298:15, 355:6 United Transport Service Employees, 293: United Woodworkers of America, 329:3, 356:7-10 United World Federalists, 528:2-4 Unity Conference, 1947, 87:8 Unskilled labor, 399:10 Upholsterers' Int'l Union of North America, 329:3, 355:13-15 Urban Coalition, 532:4-12, Boxes 533535, 536:1-3 Urban crisis (1960's), 37:3, 40:1, 54:7, 216:11, 217:1-3, 217:5-7, 556:12, 562:4-5, 568:1-2 Urban problems, 52:7, 182:12, 199:34, 206:1, 221:6, 406:4-8, Box 407, 469:12- 13, 505:5, 567:15, 568:12, 596:4-14. See also New Detroit Utility Workers Union of America, 63: 28, 293:9

Velde Committee, 1955, 212:9 Venezuela, 461:14 Veterans Administration, 379:12 Veterans Dept. UAW, 169:8-9 "Vic and Wal" letter, 4:17, 11:2, 14: 14, 35:14, 216:9, 219:14, 220:1, 421:1, 421:5-7, 425:15-16, 460:15 Vietnam, 370:7, 425:9, 435:4-11, Box 436, 437:1-6, 439:7, 439:9, 471:13-15, 472:1-2, 474:3, 511:1-4, 536:11, Box 597, 598:1-3 Vietnam War: postwar reconversion, 222:9, 423:10-12 Vocational training. See manpower training Volunteers, 506:1, 510:6-7 Vorse, Mary Heaton, 75:5, 169:11 Voting rights legislation, 302:9, 423:9. See also Poll tax

Wage stabilization, 59:6, Box 373, 374:1-8, 379:13-18, Boxes 380-381, 382:1-3. See also Inflation Wages and prices, 40:4, 387:12, 388: 2, 388:5, 389:4, 391:1-11, 392:2, 397:2, 541:6-10 Walk to Freedom Demonstration, Detroit, 1963, 536:12, 577:13-14 Wallace, George, 436:3, 436:7-8, 437: 1-6 Wallace, Henry A., 15:8, 471:3-6, 541:5 War Policy Division, UAW,15:19-20, 16: 1-11 Washington Office, UAW, Boxes 170-171, 172:1-5 Water resources, 55:9-11, 296:6, 314: 7, 377:1, 552:4, 555:3, 559:6-8,

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Water resources (cont'd), 568:5, 586:3-5. See also Environmental problems, Pollution, Underseas resources Watts and East Los Angeles community unions, 54:11 Watts Labor Community Action Committee, 217:2-3, 217:5-8, 217:10-11, 536:18-19, 537:1-2 Wayne County Community College, 429:2, 429:14, 430:1-2, 530:20 Wayne State University, 531:1-11 Welfare aid, 45:5, 164:1, 387:10, 510: 16, 544:1 Welfare rights, 54:11, 82:1 Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel, 456:13-14, 537:4-5, 559:10, 560:5, 617:10-14, 618:1, 626:10 White backlash, 85:8 White collar workers, 81:14-15, 84:6, 100:3, 102:7, 170:9, 530:5, 547:10. See also Technical, Office and Professional Workers Dept. Wildcat strikes, 50:6, 50:12 Willys-Overland Motors, Inc., 110:19, 375:1-4 Women, 331:9, 509:17. See also Equal Rights Amendment political action, 51:7, 433:4 Women workers, 6:14, 75:3, 75:5, 119: 4, 119:8, 210:8, 331:9, 447:6-11, 523:13, 550:9. See also Day care centers, Fair employment practices defense plants, 16:13, 19:10, 166:5 discrimination, 131:10, 212:2, 216: 11, 283:5, 283:18, 252:8, 408:7 employment in male job classifications, 102:1, 172:13 hours of work, 53:1, 81:15, 118:7, 119:7, 119:10, 152:2, 172:16, 172:18-20, 217:10 postwar wage reductions, 46:3 seniority, 79:3, 172:16 unequal pay, 28:4-6, 45:8, 46:3, 172:13, 172:15, 173:4-5, 204:14, 211:6, 215:4, 223:3 UAW, 16:11, 82:11, 172:11, 173:1-2. See also UAW: women officers, UAW: Women on IEB Women's Auxiliaries, 5:3, 6:13, 7:7, 17:5, 85:5, 172:10, 312:3 Women's Bureau (War Policy Dept.), UAW, 16:11 Women's Dept., UAW, 172:11-20, 173:1-5, 204:14 Workers Defense League, 102:4, 117:8, 201:8-9, 537:8-9 Workmen's Circle, 537:10 Workmen's compensation, 55:1, 55:6 Works Progress Administration (WPA), 17:7-8 World Federation of Trade Unionists (WFTU), 61:1, 448:1-4 World government movement, 199:1-2, 297:6, 528:2-4, 537:15, 563:12, 598:5-6. See also United Nation World War II: antiwar groups, 2:20 collective bargaining restrictions, 4:5, 14:24, 14:26 defense production, 2:16, 4:15, 5:6, 5:18-22, 6:1-4, 6:7, 6:9, 9:3-5, 9:10, 14:5-7, 15:8-20, 16:1, 16:13-14, 17:1-4, 19:10, 19:15,

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World War II: defense production (cont'd), 27:2, 28:7, Boxes 29-33, 539:14-17, 540:1, 540:3-11. See also Reuther Plan labor conscription, 3:22 manpower problems, 16:2-3, 16:13-14, 17:1-4, 30:10-15, 31:1-3, 31:6-15, 32:1-12 steel production, 4:5, 31:3 taxation, 14:18 UAW policies, 7:7, 7:10, 7:15 veterans' problems, 16:4, 16:6-10, 208:4 wage and price controls, 2:15, 5:4, 14:24, 31:11-15, 32:1-2 women workers. See Day care centers, Women workers Wright Aeronautical Corp., 220:6

Young Presidents' Organization, Inc., 528:5, 561:4-6 Young workers, 221:8, 447:6-11, 523:13 Youth employment, 389:6, 507:15 Youth Opportunity Campaign, 54:5 Youth programs, 54:12 Yugoslavia, 294:9, 461:16-18

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INDEX TO CORRESPONDENTS

Abel, I. W., 352:2-7 Abernathy, Ralph D., 523:1, 523:3 Abernethy, Roy, 42:7, 42:12 Abner, Willoughby, 167:1-2, 167:4, 376:7-9, 468:13 Abood, Albert, 65:4 Acheson, Dean, 449:10 Ackley, Gardner, 375:15 Addes, George F., 2:2-15, 6:1-3, 10:3, 10:25, 11:14, 14:14, 14:25, 16:1, 17:19, 33:8, 36:9, 36:14-15, 87:19-20, 93:7-13, 505:7, 579:2 Adler, Morris (Rabbi), 173:15, 274:1-3, 274:5, 275:2 , 275: 9 -12, 484:11 Aiken, George D., 409:6 Allard, John F., 13:19, 36:6, 61:1, 344:8 Ambekar, G. D., 454:1-2, 454:7 Anderson, Arley, 38:1 Anderson, Clinton P., 409:7 Anderson, John W., 281:10 Andras, Ted, 45:4, 147:13 Atwood, Arnold, 36:2, 46:3-4, 50:1-2, 62:9, 74:13, 157:13, 211:1 Atwood, J. Leland, 35:13

Baldanzi, George, 61:12 Baldwin, Roger, 10:11, 10:13, 469:7 Ballard, Charles, 210:8-13 Bannon, Ken, 46:1, 46:5, 49:8, 49:13-14, 61:5, 81:4-8, 97:1-5, 97:8-12, 98:1-2, 98:4-9 Barbour, Al, 43:12, 310:10-14, 320:14 Barkley, Alben W., 295:3, 366:13, 382:1 Bar-Tal, Moshe, 457:1-2 Barth, Alan, 295:2 Baruch, Bernard, 14:5-6, 175:5 Battle, Robert, 111, 527:4 Bayh, Birch, 409:9 Beck, Dave, 353:11, 353:14 Becker, Harry, 160:6-8 Becker, J. Bill, 37:11 Beckham, William, 37:6, 45:5, 53:3-4, 53:8, 53:11, 81:14, 150:12 Becu, Omer, 105:4, 438:10, 438:12-13, 439:1 Bedell, Daniel S., 52:1-2, 52:6, 53:1, 53:7 Beichman, Arnold, 438:5 Beidler, Jack, 53:6 Beimiller, Andrew J., 33:8 Beirne, Joseph A., 291:10-11, 343:4-5, 397:6 Belian, Mark A., 10:13 Benjamin, Robert S., 464:6, 464:8, 465:1-2, 465:4-11, 466:1-2, 466:4, 466:6, 466:8 Bennett, Fay, 510:8

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Benson, Ezra Taft, 297:8, 370:10, 566:10 Benton, William, 175:6 Berkbile, George S., 20:11 Berle, Adolf A., Jr., 296:4 Berndt, Raymond H., 53:7, 66:24, 69:3, 211:2-12 Berne, Lewis Alan, 4:3 Bernhard (Prince of the Netherlands), 463:2 Bevan, Aneurin, 452:6-7, 462:1-3. See also, Lee, Jennie Biddle, Francis, 469:7, 471:7 Bioletti, Charles, 215:10-13, 216:1-4 Bishop, Melvin, 6:13, 7:12, 16:1, 25:12, 36:11, 157:13-14, 158:1 Bishop, Merlin, 36:9, 15,7:12 Bittner, Van A., 61:11, 62:8, 62:10 Blackburn, Ray C., 10:12 Blackwood, Ben G., 20:12, 25:17, 36:11 Bluestone, Irving, passim Blum, L6on, 449:6 Bolds, Clarence M., 33:8, 33:16 Bommarito, Peter, 39:2, 350:14-16 Bonadio, Frank, 37:5 Bookbinder, Hyman H., 520:7-13, 521:1-7 Boone, Richard W., 474:11-13, 475:1, 475:3,, 477:11-14 Boros, Pete, 37:9 Bouhanna, George, 10:3 Bowen, Howard R., 397:5-6 Bowles, Chester, 175:8, 288:4, 294:15 295:3, 378:17, 379:1, 379:7, 412:6, 426:7, 430:10, 454:3, 456:7, 456:9 Bowles, George E., 275:12 Boyle, Thomas E., 339:10-11, 342:17 Boyle, W. A. "Tony," 348:4, 392:1 Brandt, Willy, 450:8, 450:10, 450:12, 451:2-6, 463:5-6 Brant, Neil, 27:3-4 Branton, Wiley, 338:14-16, 339:1-3,339:10 Brenner, Otto, 451:2-4, 451:6, 451:8, 451:10-11 Brindle, James, 160:12, 160:14, 479:13-15, 480:2, 480:9, 481:4, 482:3-4 Brooks, Jerome H., 275:3 Brophy, John, 36:13, 36:15, 57:16, 58:1, 58:4, 86:11, 298:18 Brown, Andrew W. L., 54:12, 56:13, 153:9-12, 154:1-5 Brown, Edmund G. "Pat," 426:6, 531:2 Brown, George A., 452:7 Brown, Irving, 439:2, 439:4, 439:7, 463:8 Brownell, Herbert, Jr., 297:7 Bugas, John, 96:4-7, 584:8 Bunche, Ralph J., 43:5, 174:1, 463:10, 465:1, 537:5 Bundy, McGeorge, 490:8, 490:10 Burdon, George, 350:13-14 Burgess, David S., 453:12-13, 454:2-3, 545:5, 456:3, 456:5 Burns, Arthur F., 295:4

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Burt, George, 10:17, 13:20, 25:25, 43:3, 49:2, 49:7, 49:13, 51:4, 218:1-13, 530:18, 557:11, 575:6 Buse, Robert, 36:8, 36:11-12, 36:15 Bush, Eleanore, 6:13 Butler, Herb, 44:11 Butler, Paul M., 437:7 Byrd, Robert C., 527:2, 573:10 Byrne, Brendan, 469:21-22 Byrnes, James F., 14:5

Califano, Joseph A., 371:7-8 Carbray, James, 13:18 Carey, James B., 3:18-19, 36:10, 43:12, 50:2, 58:9-10, 60:11, 61:1, 286:16, 288:5, 289:22-23, 290:1-2, 291:15, 298:15, 298:17, 299:4, 299:8, 301:9, 325:2-8, 343:9-15, 344:13, 465:5-9, 465:11, 466:3, 466:8, 470:21, 508:18, 556:8-9, 569:1, 570:2 Carliner, Lewis, 170:10 Carlstrom, Lawrence, 44:5-9 Carrigan, Cecelia, 172:12-13 Carter, Robert A., 206:5-6 Case, Arthur L., 5:12, 25:8-9 Case, Clifford P., 409:11 Cassey, Dan, 45:5 Cassidy, K. D., 96:9 Castro, Fidel, 524:8-11, 524:14-19, 525:1-2 Cavanagh, Jerome P., 54:3, 55:9, 82:1, 428:10-11, 429:1-5, 495:1, 495:7, 497:9, 498:7, 531:3 Celler, Emanuel, 412:7, 472:4 Chaikulas, Charles, 438:6 Chalmers, W. Ellison, 33:8 Chambers, Fred H., 4:12 Chapin, Roy D., Jr., 42:7 Chatfield, LeRoy, 345:2 Chavez, Cesar, 344:14, 345:1, 345:3-4, 345:7-8 Cherne, Leo, 525:2, 525:7 Chester, Harry, 56:1 Cheyfitz, Edward T., 4:1, 4:3-4 Childs, Marquis W., 493:14 Ching, Cyrus S., 176:5, 379:15 Christman, Henry M., 619:10 Christman, John, 395:5-7 Christopher, Paul R., 290:14 Church, Frank, 409:12 Ciampa, Panfilo J., 219:8 Cisler, Walker L., 177:3, 429:10, 465:8, 488:25, 495:7, 496:6, 497:7, 497:9, 498:6, 498:10, 499:9, 539:4, 575:1 Clark, Joseph S., 409:13 Clark, Tom C., 175:14

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Clay, Lucius D., 488:18 Clayman, Jacob, 325:9-15 Clifford, Clark, 366:4-5 Cobo, Albert E., 530:10, 538:6 Coburn, Carrol L., 42:10, 42:12, 49:9-11, Box 151, 152:1-5 Cody, William, 25:18 Cogen, Charles, 37:13, 176:12, 288:4, 329:3, 343:3, 352:15-16, 353:1, 353:3, 353:5-6 Colbert, L. L., 50:6-7, 584:4 Cole, Clayton C., 35:10 Cole, David L., 382:4, 473:6 Cole, Kenneth L., 6:14, 14:26, 16:2, 16:4, 16:12, 27:3, 33:2 Colle, S. S., 4:2 Colm, Gerhard, 59:1 Conder, Robert W., 50:6, 50:10 Connally, Tom, 449:10 Connole, Tony, 50:9 Conover, William, 16:1 Conway, Jack, 35:7-9, 38:3, 38:13, 45:11-16, 50:12-13, 54:5, 326:1-11, 474:10, 475:1-5, 478:1 Conyers, John, Jr., 412:8, 515:10 Cooper, John Sher-man, 409:14, 454:5 Cormier, Frank, 619:12-15 Cote, Edward J., 205:1-2 Cousins, Norman, 297:6, 506:12 Crago, Edgar L., Sr., 4:12 Craig, George, 290:16 Cranefield, Harold A., 35:7, 82:7, 115:10-13, 116:1-13l 117:1-3, 117:5 Cranmore, George, 7:3 Crockett, George, Jr., 89:1, 92:8, 93:1 Crowther, C. Edward (Rt. Rev.), 338:11-12 Curran, Joseph, 32:4, 291:23, 298:15, 318:12-13, 347:9-13, 491:7-8, 527:14 Current, Gloster B., 503:24-27, 505:7 Curtice, Harlow, 100:10 Cushman, Edward L., 16:5, 32:10, 42:7, 42:10, 42:12, 177:5, 371:11, 428:13, 470:23, 470:25, 476:3, 531:2-4

Dann, Sol A., 84:6 Davidson, Robert J., 290:16 Davis, Caroline, 51:7, 172:11-20, 173:1-2, 173:4-5 Davis, E. W., 4V Davis, Jerome, 177:7 Davis, Rennie, 523:15-16 Davis, William H., 31:12-13, 31:15 Dean, Arthur H., 463:1 Dearden, John F. (Cardinal), 178:3 DeBakey, Michael E., 478:8

258 UAW President Walter P. Reuther Collection deLima, Oscar A., 464:6-7, 464:9, 465:1-2, 465:8, 466:2 DeLorean, John Z., 536:2 DeLorenzo, Tom, 46:6 DeMaio, Ernest, 4:2-4 Denise, Malcolm L., 96:8-9 DeShetler, Irwin L., 58:6 Deverall, Richard, 7:3 Dewey, John, 178:6 Diebold, John, 177:12-13 Dingell, John D., 370:14, 412:9, 577:3, 586:6 DiSalle, Michael V., 430:9 Dodd, Thomas J., 409:15 Dodds, William, 51:7-8, 52:3-7, 52:11, 52:13, 53:1, 53:5-9, 53:11, 435:4, 437:8, 469:22 Doherty, Tom, 55:2, 55:4 Dollinger, Genora, 10:3 Douglas, Helen Gahagan, 177:7, 177:13, 288:4, 411:17 Douglas, Paul A., 13:12, 295:9, 295:11, 297:7, 409: 16-17, 411: 19, 505:5, 508: 1-2, 317:27 Douglas, William 0., 177:6-7, 295:9, 366:2, 448:20, 475:6 Douglass, George, 36:5-6 Dowell, William E., 4:12 Downey, Joseph B., 38:2 Doxiadis, Constantinos, 453:4 Dragon, Nicholas, 13:21, 60:10, 290:12 Dubinsky, David, 101:6, 182:11, 346:6-7 Dulles, John Foster, 295:9-11, 296:10, 297:7-8, 378:19, 454:3, 567:1 Dunne, James 1., 15:19 Durkin, James B., 63:23 Durkin, Martin P., 295:9

Eaton, Cyrus, 178:12 Eaton, William, 619:11-15 Ebe, Einar, 60:11 Eberstadt, Ferdinand, 33:6 Eby, Kermit, 57:16, 59:11, 61:3, 568:16 Eckert, Ken, 74:11 Edelman, John W., 295:13, 508:10, 587:11 Edwards, Don, 012:10, 443:2, 471:3 Edwards, George C,, Jr., 6:13, 17:7, 43:12, 43:20, 178:13-17 Edwards, Nelson Jack, 49:13, 69:6,74:5-6, 81:9-13, 104:6, 104:9, 428:11 476:4 Ehrhardt, Oscar A., 37:11 Eichelberger, Clark, 464:1-7, 464:9, 464:11-12, 465:1-2, 467:1-6, 572:2 Einstein, Albert, 573:12 Eisenhower, Dwight D., 297:7, 366:14-17, 367:1-2, 567:1 Eisenhower, Milton S., 275:9, 524:11, 524:15-19 Elder, Arthur A., 4:3, 542:9

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Ellickson, Katherine Pollak, 57:16, 171:6 Emrich, Richard S. (Bishop), 178:18, 475:13, 475:15, 476:2, 476:4-11, 477:1, 495:2, 534:3 Emspak, Julius, 60:15, 61:4, 63:14 Erchul, Fred A., 37:11 Erlander, Tage, 461:1-2, 463:5-6 Ernst, Morris L., 37:15, 275:9 Ervin, Sam J., Jr., 417:17 Esselstyn, Caldwell B., 485:6-9, 486:2-5, 503:2 Evers, Charles, 430:4

Farmer, James, 488:1-2 Farrell, James T., 179:10 Feinsinger, Nathan P., 46:4-5 Feller, David E., 327:1-7, 327:9 Feller, Karl F., 39:2, 291:16, 342:1-2 Ferency, Zoltan A., 027:12 Ferguson, Homer, 56:8 Ferry, H. J., 584:3-4 Field, Morris, 6:13 Fielde, Gerald, 93:7-13 Fiering, Henry W., 27:4 Fillian, John, 49:12-13 Fisher, Max M., 179:9, 502:4, 513:2, 515:1, 516:2 Fishman, Sam, 52:73 52:12, 53:1, 53:5, 53:11, 503:2 Fitzgerald, Albert J., 343:9 Fitzpatrick, James, 46:1 Fitzsimmons, Frank, 111:12-13, 339:10-12, 354:6 Flanders, Ralph E., 568:14, 569:1, 576:6 Fleisher, Henry C., 288:17-18, 289:1-3 Fleischmann, Manly, 374:12, 374:14, 375:11 Flemming, Arthur S., 32:4, 33:8, 367:5, 372:11, 373:4, 373:6, 374:12-13, 508:16, 584:7-8 Foner, Moe, 343:8 Forbes, Kenneth, 207:1-3 Forchione, Dan, 208:12-15 Ford, Henry II, 58:17, 96:4-9, 392:1, 469:21, 490:7, 534:3, 535:2, 584:3 Forrestal, James V., 31:6, 31:8 Forsythe, E. J. "Bill," 177:10-11 Fountain, Clayton W., 14:13, 31:7 Fowler, Henry H., 373:5-6, 374:14 Frankensteen, Richard T., 8:7, 10:3, 25:3, 295:14 Fraser, Douglas A., passim Freeman, Orville, 370:11-12, 430:3, 477:11 Friedman, Charlotte, 52:1 Fulbright, J. William, 409:20 Fuller, Alex, 310:13 Fuller, R. Buckminster, 179:9

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Galbraith, John Kenneth, 178:1, 471:13, 471:15, 472:2 Ganley, Nat, 8:7, 143:11 Gardner, John W., 532:8-10, 532:12, 533:1, 533:6, 533:8-9 Garfield, Arthur, 4:1-4, 27:3 Garrison, Ben, 11:14 Garrison, Lloyd K., 58:13 Garst, Delmond, 20:14-15, 25:21-22, 57:16 Gausmann, William C., 438:8, 452:6, 452:15-16 Gaynor, James A., 4:3 Geijer, Arne, 38:8, 438:7-8, 438:10, 438:12-13, 439:1, 439:3-5, 439:7, 439:9, 439:11, 443:7, 444:3, 461:5-7, 463:5-6 Gelles, Catherine, 378:11 Gelsavage, John Z., 180:6 Gerber, Martin, 44:9, 44:11, 49:11, 66:24, 220:4-10, 221:1-8, 556:6 Germer, Adolph, 43:12, 57:14, 180:11, 295:17 Gettlinger, Larry, 38:3, 46:5, 51:7-8, 52:2, 52:5, 52:7, 53:4, 55:1-6, 55:16, 56:13, 66:24, 70:4, 468:2 Gibson, John W., 0:2-3 Gillman, Charles H., 290:16 Ginsberg, Woodrow L., 150:8-14, 151: 1-5, 337:14-15, 569:16, 570:7, 570:9, 576:6, 576:9 Glasser, Melvin A., 160:15-16, Boxes 161-163, 164:1-2, 478:8-12, 479:1-4 Glazier, Sidney, 519:9-12, 519:14-16, 520:1-4, 520:6, 521:8, 522:5 Glenn, John H., Jr., 417:3 Goldberg, Arthur J., 43:5, 60:7, 61:8, 290:3-5, 298:12, 299:1, 299:12, 299:14, 327:8-9, 329:23, 339:10, 351:17, 357:12, 366:1, 371:14, 377:12-13, 379:13, 392:8, 393:1-3, 395:3, 418:5, 463:135 463:13, 465:4, 466:2-3, 466:6-7, 469:8, 478:9, 478:11 Golden, Clinton S., 32:4-7, 32:10, 33:5, 33:9, 169:8, 182:8, 288:4, 448:9, 449:10 Golden, Harry, 180:12 Goldfinger, Nat, 58:13, 58:15, 59:1-2, 59:6, 372:1 Goldwater, Barry, 409:21 Gomberg, William, 9:3-4, 33:1 Goodman, Ernest, 115:2, 115:5 Goodman, Leo, 59:13, 101:5-6, 172:1, 286:18, 294:7, 328:1-8, 371:14-15, 574:5-8, 575:2, 575:5-7, 575:12, 576:2, 587:10-12, 588:1-2 Gordon, John F., 100:12, 102:7 Gore, Albert, 001:1 Gorman, Patrick E., 347:15-16 Gosser, Richard, 45:6, 45:9, 55:8, 74:5-6, 74:11, 82:2-12, 210:6-7 Gossett, William T., 512:7 Graedl, Adolphe, 294:5, 294:16, 438:7, 438:13, 439:13, 443:9-12, 444:1-7, 444:11, 444:14-15, 445:1, 445:8-9, 446:3, 446:8, 447:6-9 Graham, Frank P., 503:15-19, 510:8 Graham, Lester, 290:16 Grant, W. G., 8:6 Greathouse, Pat, 37:4, 42:12, 49:9, 49:13, 83:4-7, 137:9, 212:7-9, 570:2

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Green, William, 180:2, 371:11 Greenberg, Max, 63:9, 292:2-3 Gribbs, Roman S., 429:5-6 Griffiths, Martha W., 177:13, 412:13 Croehn, Tom, 11:2 Grospiron, A. F. 348:18-20 Guinan, Matthew, 355:10-11 Gullen, George E., 42:7, 42:10, 342:12

Haddock, Hoyt S., 350:18 Haener, Al, 44:7 Haener, Dorothy, 172:12-15, 172:17-20, 173:2 Haggerty, C. J., 330:7-8 Hall, Cameron P., 37:5, 296:13, 490:1-4, 508:16-18, 509:1 Hall, Ed, 4:12, 5:13, 25:20 Hall, Paul, 318:13, 350:18-20, 392:2 Halsted, James A. and Anna Roosevelt Halsted, 181:12, 485:1, 503:1, 537:6 Hammarskjold, Dag, 463:7 Harbison, Frederick H., 6:3, 33:16 Hardin, Walter, 14:25 Harlan, C. Allen, 181:13 Harlech, David, 452:8 Harper, Fowler V., 32:4-5, 32:8, 32:10 Harriman, W. Averell, 181:14, 295:15, 295:18, 295:20-21, 430:7, 471:8 Harrington, Michael, 494:5, 523:18 Harris, Fred R., 436:3, 437:9, 463:4, 573:10 Harris, Michael, 8:13 Harrison, George M., 350:7 Hart, Philip A., 43:12, 410:3 Hartung, A. F., 356:7-9 Hatcher, Lillian, 172:11 Hatfield, Mark 0., 479:1 Haughton, Ronald W., 199:7, 531:2-3, 531:7, 565:14 Hawks, Theodore, 214:4-12, 310:18 Hayden, Tom, 523:13-14, 523:16-17 Hayes, Al J., 356:12-17, 357:2, 357:4-13, 358:6, 363:10 Haywood, Allan S., 4:1, 6:2, 26:1, 36:11, 36:15, 60:8-10, 60:13, 64:9, 83:9, 88:3, 290:6 Held, Adolph, 180:15, 182:7, 182:9, 296:2, 493:16 Heller, Walter W., 375:14, 389:5, 569:16 Helstein, Ralph, 347:15-16, 349:1-6 Henderson, Donald, 32:3 Henderson, Leon, 470:27-28, 471:1-6 Henry, Aaron, 181:15, 505:1 Henry, David, 147:7 Herling, John, 181:16 Hershey, Lewis B. (General), 16:4

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Herter, Christian A., Jr., 402:4-5, 467:12 Higgins, George G. (Msgr.), 82:10, 182:1, 275:1-2, 275:8-9, 275:13, 295:18-21 Hilberry, Clarence B., 199:7, 199:9, 476:1, 531:1. Hill, Charles A., 587:7 Hill, Herbert, 504:1, 504:5, 504:10 Hill, Lister, 578:1 Hillman, Sidney, 4:1, 4:4, 8:13, 33:7, 142:8 Hobby, Oveta Culp, 295:18, 295:21 Hodges, Luther H., 371:2-3, 388:10, 389:3, 408:3 Hoffa, James R., 117:11, 306:6, 354:1-2 Hoffman, Paul G., 56:8, 449:10, 463:7, 463:9, 465:2, 465:4, 465:10 Hoffman, Sal B., 355:13-15 Holman, Howard, 328:10 Holt, Jack, 206:3 Hood, Nicholas, 495:2 Hopkins, Barney, 60:2, 310:10-13 Hudson, J. L., Jr., 497:11, 514:1-2, 534:3 Hughes, Art, 50:12, 50:14, 51:1-2 Hughes, Richard, 430:6 Hull, Cordell, 420:5 Humphrey, Hubert H., 182:2, 295:18, 295:21, 370:1-6, 410:5-6, 416:1, 416:3, 418:9, 430:3 432:4-5 437:9, 471:7, 494:10, 532:5 Hutchins, Robert M., 475:6, 490:7 Hutton, Carroll M., 75:1-11, 76:1-4, 114:1, 114:3-12, 144:9, 145:8-11

Ickes, Harold L., 182:4 Ilg, Konrad, 443:7-8 Ingersoll, Roy C., 46:5 Ives, Irving M., 417:17 Ivory, Marcellius, 205:9

Jackson, Henry M., 433:4 James, C. L. R., 296:2 Janeway, Eliot, 9:8, 58:14, 101:7, 183:1, 433:1, 569:1 Javits, Benjamin A., 182:11-13 Javits, Jacob K., 410:7 Jeffrey, Mildred, 12:5, 16:11, 52:2, 52:5, 54:1-12, 146:12-13, 147:7, 160:5, 182:9, 382:5, 389:6, 437:10, 464:4, 475:14-15, 476:8, 476:10, 476:12, 575:12 Jeffrey, Newman, 449:9 Jeffries, Edward J., 32:3 Jehring, J. J., 42:11 Jennings, Paul, 39:2, 344:4-5 Johnson, Arthur, 511:5 Johnson, Clayton E., 55:1-6 Johnson, Joseph E., 463:2-4, 473:6, 473:8, 473:11-12, 474:1, 474:3-5

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Johnson, Lyndon B., 49:3, 297:7, 368:7-13, 369:1-8, 378:8, 383:9, 384:3, 390:7, 402:10, 406:4, 410:8, 463:9, 597:2 Johnston, Eric, 379:15, 453:9 Johnston, Robert, 38:3, 53:7, 212:10-16, 213:1-6 Johnstone, Thomas A., 6:3, 59:2, 102:1. Josephs, Martha L., 31:15

Kahn, Herman, 539:18 Kaiser, Edgar F., 184:11, 402:11, 402:13, 405:4, 405:9, 406:3 525:2, 584:3 Kaiser, Henry J., 184:12 Kanter, Robert L., 562:6 Kassalow, Everett, 337:11-13 Katzenbach, Nicholas DeB., 377: Keast, William R., 531:2-4, 531:11, 534:4 Keating, Kenneth B., 465:10 Keenan, Joseph D., 33:9, 320:8, 344:6, 405:9, 494:15, 493:9, 521:4 Kefauver, Estes, 296:3, 297:11, 410:9, 415:8-10 Keim, Claude, 42:7, 42:12 Keller, Helen, 184:13, 296:3 Kelley, Frank J., 475:15 Kemsley, William, 11:17, 60:2, 74:12, 288:4, 438:6-8, 438:10, 438:12 Kennedy, Edward M., 410:10, 423:10, 532:5, 535:1 Kennedy, John F., 43:5, 87:1, 296:3, 310:11, 325:3, 367:6-11, 382:5, 410:11, 433:4, 520:6 Kennedy, Robert F., 184:14, 341:13, 368:5, 377:3-4, 410:12, 417:16, 418:4, 418:10, 420:1 Kennedy, Thomas, 348:4 Kern, Clement (Msgr.), 43:12, 184:15 Kerr, Clark, 275:1, 275:9, 470:25, 511:4 Kerr, Robert S., 296:3 Kerrigan, Charles, 221:10-13, 222: 1-9 Keyserling, Leon H., 59:1, 185:1-3, 371:15, 374:1, 375:13, 398:9, 487:3-8, 487:11 Kheel, Theodore W., 28:1, 183:6, 488: 19 Kilgore, Harvey, 296:3 King, Martin Luther, Jr., 43:5, 523: 1-2 Kingdon, Frank, 101:6 Kinstley, A. R., 290:12 Kircher, William L., 309:7, 379:13 Kirk, Claude R., Jr., 426:8 Kirkland, Lane, 46:7 Kirstein, George, 27:11 Kitzman, Harvey, 5:11, 10:14, 36:1, 36:11, 45:7, 50:1-2, 64:3, 66:1, 66:24, 109:7, 222:11, 223:1-10 Klein, David Y., 51:6, 274:5, 274:1213, 275:3-8, 275:12-13 Knight, 0. A., 348:18-19 Knudson, William S., 539:18

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Krane, Jay B., 438:10 Kreager, H. Dewayne, 373:1-5, 374:1-2, 374:4 Kreisky, Bruno, 536:7, 536:10 Kroll, Jack, 61:13-14, 287:1-4, 299:9, 312:8-9, 423:3 Krzcki, Leo, 4:3-4 Kuczma, Julius E., 392:9-10, Box 393394, 395:1-2 Kugler, Israel, 353:3-4

Lacayo, Henry, 217:11 Lacey, Michael F., 204:3 LaFollette, Charles M., 471:7 Langer, William, 296:4, 410:13 Larson, Arthur, 489:22-23 Lasker, Albert D. (Mrs.), 570:8 Lavan, Pinhas, 457:1 Lawford, Patricia Kennedy, 186:7 Laxalt, Paul, 37:13 Leach, Russell, 52:2, 52:4, 310:14-15 Leary, John D., 50:708, 50:14 Lee, Jennie, 16:4. See also Bevan, Aneurin Lehman, Herbert, 186:8, 410:14, 471:8 Lendrum, F. C., 10:25 Leonard, Richard 1., 8:6, 16:1, 25:4, 83:8-11, 96:10-12, 328:11, 330:10-11 Lesser, Leonard, 328:12-13 Letner, Russell, 214:1-3 Lever, Jack, 37:6 Levin, Carl, 429:5-6 Levinson, Edward, 7:3 Levinson, Louise, 54:1-6 Levy, Irving J., 115:8-10, 120:1-5 Lewis, David, 448:17 Lewis, John L., 1:10, 4:4 Lindquist, Mel B., 8:6 Lindsay, John V., 430:7 Linowitz, Sol M., 464:11, 507:6 Lipton, Howard, 146:5 Livingston, John W., 4:3, 20:13-15, 25:28, 36:5-6, 36:11, 58:14, 61:11, 64:6, 65:13, 213:8-10, 379:13, 381:18 Livoda, Michael, 290:12, 290:16 Llewellyn, Percy, 204:13-14 Lloyd, Thomas J., 347:15-16 Locke, Hubert G., 476:1-3, 476:5-7, 477:1-2 Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr., 297:6, 463:11 Loeb, James, Jr., 470:26-28, 471:1-7 Long, Russell B., 410:15 Lovestone, Jay, 439:5 Lovett, Robert A., 373:8

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Lowndes, Clay H., 36:11 Luce, Clare Booth, 448:14, 457:9 Lund, Wendell, 33:8, 33:10-13

MacDonald, Donald, 293:10, 448:18, 453:8 MacDonald, Gordon, 10:3 Madar, Olga, 52:4, 55:10-11, 70:6, 83:12-15, 84:1-5, 148:11-15, 149:1-8, 172:15, 217:11. Maddoc, Doc, 7:3 Magnum, Garth L., 397:6, 397:8-11, 398:1-2 Magnuson, Paul E., 386:5, 386:7, 386:9-10, 402:9 Magnuson, Warren G., 410:16, 573:10 Maher, George, 63:8 Maisel, Karl, 448:9-10 Majerus, Ray, 53:6, 53:8 Makris, Fotos, 453:3-4 Malin, Patrick Murphy, 275:1 Mann, Michael, 290:15-16 Marcos, Ferdinard E., 460:7 Marshall, Burke, 377:3-4 Marshall, George C., 4:5, 375:11, 378:16 Marshall, Thurgood, 13:5, 56:8 Marshall, William A., 7:12 Martin, Donald D. , 72:8 Martin, Homer, 1:11, 1:25, 10:21-22 Martin, Joseph W., Jr., 382:1 Mason, J. Rupert, 14:9 Mason, Lucy R., 57:15 Mason, Philip P., 221:5, 531:9-10 Matles, James J., 4:2, 27:3 Matthews, Norman, 8:6, 45:7, 50:10, 50:13, 84:6, 146:9-13, 157:13, 204:1-3 Mattson, Joseph, 36:2, 36:8-9, 36:12, 36:15, 50:1, 50:3, 55:7-8, 74:16, 212:1-6 Maybank, Burnet R., 382:2 Mayer, Albert, 8:13 Mazey, Emil, passim Mazey, Ernest, 10:3, 469:7-8 McAulay, William, 25:5, 205:11-12 McCarthy, Eugene J., 410:17 McClellan, John L., 275:1, 410:19, 417:15, 417:17, 418:4, 418:9, 420:3, 421:1, 424:8, 523:18 McCormack, 3ohn W., 412:15 McCree, Wade H., Jr., 187:12, 275:9, 275:11, 486:8 McCreedy, Herbert T., 290:14, 290:16, 309:7 McCusker, Joseph, 205:1-2, 205:4-5 McDermott, Dennis, 219:1-2, 505:13 McDevitt, James L., 321:9-14

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McDonald, A. W., 4:1 McDonald, David J., 62:8, 293:4-5, 300:12, 301:5, 351:12-17, 352:1-2, 462:2 McGovern, George, 411:18-19 McGruther, Ralph, 46:1 McLean, R. J., 25:6 McNamara, Patrick, 43:12, 411:1, 417:17 , 4 2 2 : 17 McNamara, Robert S., 371:9, 467:12 McNutt, Paul V., 31:14, 32:3-4, 32:6-7, 32:11 McSherry, Frank J., 32:3, 32:5 McWilliams, Carey, 32:3 Mead, Kermit K., 169:2 Meir, Golda, 456:11-12 Mendis France, Pierre, 449:7 Meany, George, 37:3-4, 38:3, 38:14, 39:2, 52:3, 171:8, 300:14-15, Boxes 301-302, 303:1-3, 305:1, 305:7, 339:8, 342:1-2, 342:6, 344:10, 346:1, 347:10, 392:8, 397:5, 417:17, 438:6-7, 438:11-12, 439:10, 439:14, 440:9, 443:2, 504:4, 520:7, 532:5 Megel, Carl J., 352:14-17, 353:1 Melman, Seymour, 570:7 Merrelli, George, 50:12, 85:1, 204:4-11 Meyer, Agnes E., 188:11, 507:11-13 Michael, E. T., 38:3, 44:10, 219:10-14, 220:1-2 Mich el, F. J., 36:11 Michener, Lew H., 14:20, 25:24, 33:8 Miley, Paul, 25:14, 36:5, 209:1-4, 379:15 Millard, Charles H., 438:6-7, 438:10, 438:12, 448:17, 452:16 Miller, Arjay, 497:11 Miller, Dave, 478:12 Milliken, William G., 427:6 Millikin, Eugene D., 296:7 Mills, Wilbur D., 49:14, 412:16 Minkoff, Nathaniel M., 494:4 Miriani, Louis G., 43:12, 428:9-10 Mitchell, Charles F., 69:6 Mitchell, Clarence, 503:23 Mitchell, H. L., 32:4-6, 344:11 Mitchell, James P., 31:7, 296:9, 377:8-11 Mitchell, Stephen A., 296:6-8 Mitchell, Walter L., 342:10-14 Mitra, R. K., 454:4, 454:7 Mittell, Sherman F., 32:3 Mohn, Einar 0., 339:8-9, 354:4-6 Miller, Alex, 451:1 Mondale, Walter F., 411:2, 573:10 Montgomery, Donald E., 50:10, 56:10, 58:16-17, 170:1-6, 171:7-11, 298:9, 313:3-4, 372:3, 372:10, 373:1-5, 374:4, 374:9, 374:14, 375:11, 378:10-11, 470:27-28, 568:12, 569:5, 569:7

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Moody, Blair, 11:2, 186:13, 186:15, 187:3, 374:12, 408:8, 424:10, 584:12 Moody, Blair, Jr., 489:21, 520:6 Moon, H. A., 52:12 Mooney, Morgan R., 35:16 Moran, Ernie, 50:14 Morris, Ken, 50:12, 55:9, 74:10, 204:4-9, 205:13-15, 206:1 Morse, Wayne, 296:6, 296:8, 411:4 Mortimer, Wyndham, 4:2 Mosele, Pete, 26:2 Mott, Fred D., 481:6-9, 482:1, 482:3-5, 482:11-13, 483:1, 483:3, 483:5-12, Box 484, 485:1-5 Moynihan, Daniel Patrick, 377:16 Mundt, Karl, 411:5 Muioz-Marin, Luis, 430:18, 460:9 Murphy, Frank, 1:40 Murphy, George, 43:12, 296:7 Murphy, John J., 10:3 Murphy, Walter, 53:7 Murray, Philip, 4:5-6, 14:4, 14:26, 32:4, 32:10, 33:2, 33:9, 36:8, 36:15, 58:10, 60:12, 61:1-8, 64:1, 64:3, 78:8, 351:11, 371:11, 374:10, 539:18 Murray, Thomas E., 370:16 Muskie, Edmund S., 52:2, 573:10 Myrdal, Gunnar, 461:2

Nader, Ralph, 121:11 Nathan, Robert R., 471:8, 503:14 Nathanson, Ben S., 14:10, 36:5-6 Nelson, Donald M., 4:5, 16:2, 32:7, 33:1, 33:5, 33:8 Nelson, Gaylord A., 43:12, 411:7, 430:17, 535:1, 586:6 Newberg, William C., 50:7 Nicholas, William G., 8:12, 587:7-9, 587:12 Nicol, Eric A., 6:1 Niebuhr, Reinhold, 198:7 Nixon, Richard M., 296:10, 367:5, 370:7 Nordstrom, George, 25:19 Nunn, Guy, 108:3, 147:1, 147:8-12, 337:9, 572:13

Oakes, Grant, 93:7-13 Oberer, Walter E., 274:12, 275:1-3 O'Brien, Larry F., 52:13, 378:9 Ochiai, Eiichi, 38:2, 439:6, 439:9 Odell, Charles E., 152:10-13, 153:1-8 Ogden, Jim, 55:9-11, 154:1-2 O'Ealloran, C. V., 46:3, 215:4-9 Olah, Franz, 448:9-10 Oldenbroek, J. H., 294:1-2, 316:15, 433:6-8, 438: 6-8, 438: 10, 452: 16 Oliver, E. L., 9:11

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Oliver, Robert, 290:9-10, 318:10, 326:1 Oliver, William H., 65:5, 89:2-14, Box 90-91, 92:1-7, 92:9-12, 93:2, 102:6, 375:17, 475:13, 488:3, 493:31, 494:1-2, 494:8-11, 503:10, 503:26-27, 504:3, 504:6, 504:8, 504:11-12, 505:1-3, 505:5-6, 505:8, 506:6-7, 517:20-22, 523:1-2, 523:11, 527:12, 548:6, 577:1-2, 593:1 O'Malley, Patrick J., 208:6-11 Osnos, Max, 503:1 Oxnam, G. Bromley and Ruth, 190:7, 275:1, 275:9, 275:11-12

Pagano, Joseph F., 17:7 Palme, Olaf, 461:4 Pandit, Vijaya Lakshmi, 453:9 Parker, Gordon, 49:3, 49:8 Patman, Wright, 412:17, 474:11 Patterson, E. S. "Pat," 206:9-13 Patterson, Robert P., 31:9 Patton, James G., 50:1, 199:2, 288:4, 345:9-10, 374:4, 469:16, 553:9, 601:2 Pearson, Drew, 11:10, 37:8, 191:12, 472:7 Pearson, Richard, 36:14 Percy, Charles H., 411:8, 573:10 Perino, Joseph, 49:2 Perlis, Leo, 59:9, 286:12-13, 313:1-2, Peters, Reuben, 25:11 Peterson, Walter E., 64:9 Peterson, Esther, 43:5, 377:12, 408:7, 519:2 Petrillo, James C., 348:6 Petty, George R., Jr., 346:1-2 Pflug, Warner W., 531:9-10 Pieper, Fred C., 4:12, 290:16, 309:7, 309:15 Pitts, Thomas L., 38:5 Pizer, Morris, 39:2 Pollack, William, 354:10-14, 390:8 Porter, Paul A., 378:10, 382:5 Poston, Theodore, 16:1 Potofsky, Jacob S., 60:13, 160:7, 190:9, 291:5, 294:6, 316:9, 343:2, 538:5 Powell, Adam Clayton, 412:18 Preisler, Paul, 4:3 Pressman, Lee, 4:2 Probe, Ben, 4:2-3 Proxmire, William, 411:9, 423:10 Pusey, Nathan M., 529:9

Quill, Michael J., 288:4, 292:5, 355:10, 392:8

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Randolph, A. Philip, 117:6-7, 160:5, 301:7, 351:5, 494:8-9, 503:15-19, 510:8, 518:4-6 Rapport, Victor A., 43:20, 199:6, 531:1-2 Raskin, A. H. 31:6-8 Raskin, Max, 31:10, 50:1 Raskin, Morris, 10:25 Ratti, J. A., 37:8 Rauh, Joseph L., Jr., 82:6, 115:9-13, 116:1-9, 116:12-13, 116:15, 117:1-5, 275:1, 377:3, 382:5, 393:1, 393:3-6, 420:3, 423:5, 471:8, 471:15, 494:3, 524:11, 525:8-9, 587:9 Ravitz, Mel, 429:1, 429:12 Rayburn, Sam, 412:19 Raymond, Nap J., 23:12 Reischauer, Edwin 0., 458:7 Reisinger, Richard, 25:13, 31:6, 208:4-5 Reisner, Ensworth, 36:9 Remus, Gerald, 55:9 Reuter, Georg, 451:8, 452:1 Reuther, May Wolf, 1:58, 6:13, 10:25, 157:11 Reuther, Roy, 8:13, 14:3, 25:6, 51:7-10, 52:1, 52:4-5, 69:3 Reuther, Victor, passim Ribicoff, Abraham, 339:11, 402:9, 411:11, 426:7 Richter, Irving, 17:1 Richter, Willi, 451:2-3, 452:1-2 Reisel, Victor, 193:10 Rieve, Emil, 58:5, 59:11, 61:3, 63:11 Riffe, John V., 62:6, 290:7-8, 462:3 Riordan, Mary Ellen, 353:8 Roberts, LeRoy, 4:12, 25:16 Robinson, Jackie, 525:3 Robinson, Kenneth W., 44:7, 207:5-11, 217:11, 504:7 Roche, James M., 100:12 Roche, John P., 471:9 Rockefeller, David, 534:1-2, 534:4, 534:10, 536:2 Rockefeller, John D., Jr., 527:11 Rockefeller, Laurence, 586:2 Rockefeller, Nelson, 32:3, 438:4 Rodgers, William, 377:2 Rogers, Archie, 45:6 Rogers, Fane T., 25:12 Rogers, William P., 379:8 Roley, Ronald F., 356:9-10, 478:12 Romney, George, 42:7, 55:12, 376:17, 427:1, 427:3, 427:5, 584:3-4 Roosevelt, Anna. See Halsted, James Roosevelt, Dorothy K., 43:20, 193:14 Roosevelt, Eleanor, 14:5-6, 43:5, 74:14, 76:6, 193:15-18, 201:12, 288:13, 296:17, 408:7, 421:6, 524:9, 524:16, 524:18-19, 525:1 Roosevelt, Franklin D., 14:7, 539:18

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Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr., 66:8, 85:3, 193:20, 296:16, 408:3, 616:5 Roosevelt, James, 160:7, 193:21, 412:18, 412:20, 463:9, 519:10, 519:12, 519:14-15, 520:2-4, 520:6-7, 521:1 Roosevelt, John A., 193:22 Rose, Alex, 43:12, 43:20, 346:12, 430:8 Rose, George H., 26:3 Rosenberg, Anna M., 192:2, 371:5, 374:13, 584:10-11 Rosenberg, Ludwig, 452:2-4, 463:6 Ross, Michael, 57:15-16, 58:2, 58:4, 60:11-13, 61:1, 293:22, 294:3, 316:16 Ross, Raymond, 44:7, 51:7, 209:5-14, 210:1-4 Rossen, Jordan, 42:12, 471:13 Roth, Herrick S., 309:15 Rubenstein, Jerome S., 35:16 Runkle, Scott F., 571:6, 572:1-3, 572:7 Rusk, Dean, 379:1-4 Russell, Marjorie G., 33:8 Rustin, Bayard, 517:21, 518:1-2, 518:5-13, 523:17 Ruttenberg, Harold J., 4:1, 4:3, 4:6

Salinger, Pierre, 426:6 Salk, Jonas, 522:20 Saltonstall, Leverett, 35:7 Sandberg, Carl, 43:5 Sandrich, Vanessa Brown, 195:3-4, 195:9 Sarnoff, David, 469:21 Sarti, Louis, 4:1 Sawyer, Charles, 371:11, 372:3 Sayre, Harry D., 39:2, 63:24 Schauck, Richard, 10:11-12 Scherer, Marcel, 4:1-3 Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr., 197:1, 377:3 Schlossberg, Joseph, 4:3, 296:1, 296:10, 507:7 Schlossberg, Stephen 1., 49:4, 52:7, 55:6, 82:10, 117:6, 117:9-14, 119:1-15, 495:1, 495:3, 495:5 Schnitzler, William F., 37:3-4, 303:5-14, 304:1-3 Scholle, August, 3:20-22, 4:1-2, 5:12, 14:24, 32:10, 60:2, 61:13, 186:10-13, 206:10, 290:13-15, 310:9-14, 320:14, 534:3 Schrade, Paul, 43:3, 43:5, 44:7, 45:6, 53:6-7, 57:9, 177:10, 216:5-11, 217:1-12, 329:23, 344:12-14, 345:1, 345:8 Schultz, George P., 377:20 Schwartz, Ernst, 60:11-12 Schwartz, George, 42:10 Schwartztraube, Ernest E., 6:14 Seaton, Louis G., 102:4 Seaton, Norman, 219:9 Selden, David, 353:7 Sells, Dallas, 37:9-10, 53:6, 53:9

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Sexton, Brendan, 17:2-3, 52:12, 54:5, 114:2-12, 137:9 Seymour, Whitney North, 473:9 Shanker, Albert, 352:5 Sheffield, Horace, 37:5, 52:3, 54:7, 69:6 Shetterly, Ray, 44:9 Shiel, Bernard J. (Bishop), 56:8 Showalter, Ralph, 172:1-5, 384:3, 504:3 Shriver, Sargent, 378:6-8 Siemiller, P. L. "Roy," 357:13, 358:2, 360:11, 510:5 Sifton, Paul, 59:3, 170:3-7, 170:10, 171:6-14, 195:5, 463:16, 568:12, 569:7 Silvey, Ted F., 45:10, 57:14, 303:5, 315:3, 371:12, 374:12, 375:11 Simkin, William E., 32:1, 376:1-3, 376:5-6 Sinclair, Upton, 197:2-3 Slaiman, Don, 37:5, 312:6 Slinkard, Luther M., 4:3, 58:10, 101:14 Smith, Anthony W., 57:15, 59:7, 59:9, 60:7 Smith, C. C., 26:4-5 Smith, Darrell D., 9:11 Smith, Gerald L. K., 14:11 Smith, H. Lawrence, 25:17 Smith, Tucker P., 14:2, 52:3, 194:6 Snyder, John W., 50:3, 197:8 Solenberger, Willard E., 35:9, 42:11 Sparkman, John, 411:13 Sparks, Frank H., 16:4 Springer, Floyd, Jr., 295:15-16 Staebler, Neil, 411:22, 428:10 Stamp, Nelson, 98:6-8 Starkweather, E. D., 35:9, 35:13 Starling, Thomas J., 13:21, 62:8-9, 219:4-7 Starnes, Robert C., 290:16 Stassen, Harold E., 295:15, 376:10 Steelman, John R., 373:4-5 Steinberg, William R., 491:7-8, 491:10-11 Steinkraus, Herman W., 464:1-7, 464:9, 464:11 Stephens, Russell, M., 344:8 Stephenson, Faye, 57:14 Stern, James, 35:9-10 Stevenson, Adlai E., 197:4, 463:12, 520:7-8, 521:6-8, 522:1 Stevenson, Adlai E., III, 197:4, 523:8-9 Stevenson, William C., 204:11-12 Stokes, Carl B., 430:9, 559:7 Stonorov, Oskar, 164:5-7, 168:1, 197:5, 462:1, 549:7, 587:11, 588:1-2 Storti, Bruno, 439:5, 439:8, 457:9-11 Strachan, D. Alan, 16:6, 33:5, 33:9, 50:2, 88:5, 168:2-3, 453:4, 461:13 Strachan, Paul A., 297:1 Strand, Axel, 60:11

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Stulberg, Louis, 346:7, 478:12, 504:1 Sturmthal, Adolph, 197:6, 297:2, 449:9, 530:5 Sugar, Maurice, 8:6, 9:13, 10:21, 14:21, 31:10, 50:3, 115:1-7, 168:9 Swainson, John B., 43:12, 43:20, 426:17 Sweeney, Florence, 353:8 Swim, Allan L., 58:1 Swisher, Elwood, 63:13 Swope, Herbert Bayard, 31:7 Symington, W. Stuart, 288:4, 371:14-15, 381:13, 411:14

Taft, Everett, 104:1 Tappes, Shelton, 8:6 Taylor, George W., 7:12, 31:11, 31:13 Taylor, Harold, 521:7 Temple, Mary N., 511:1-4 Tewson, Vincent, 452:15-16, 453:1, 462:1-2 Thant, U, 463:9, 467:11 Thomas, Clarence, 6:1 Thomas, Lowell, 197:8 Thomas, Norman, 14:19, 198:5, 347:8, 507:2, 549:7 Thomas, R. J., 4:5, 4:12, 5:3, 7:3, 7:12, 10:12-13, 14:4, 14:20-26, 16:4-6, 16:8-11, 23:12, 31:13, 36:11-14, 46:3, 50:1-2, 55:7-8, 58:3, 58:5, 86:9-11, 88:3, 198:6, 286:14, 297:4, 587:7-8, 587:11-12 Thompson, Hugh, 32:9, 290:14, 290:16 Thurmond, Strom, 339:11 Tito, Josep Broz, 461:16 Tobin, Maurice J., 377:7, 584:7 Torres, Esteban E., 339:10, 453:5 Townsend, Francis E., 59:9 Townsend, Lynn A., 50:8-9, 51:1 Troutman, Jack, 120:19, 121:1 Travis, Robert, 4:1, 25:17, 25:20 Tripathi, K. P., 454:1, 454:3 Truman, Bess, 297:5 Truman, Harry S., 15:3, 43:5, 46:5, 50:2, 66:9, 297:5, 299:12, 366:4-8, 424:9, 449:10 Tucker, Jack N., 9:13 Turkler, Kemal, 461:11 Turner, Tom, 310:15 Tydings, Joseph D., 411:15

Udall, Stewart L., 377:1 Ulveling, Ralph A., 177:13 Uphaus, Willard, 188:12, 189:1, 191:14, 510:4, 568:16 Utter, Lloyd, 55:1-6

Van Antwerp, Eugene 1., 438:4 Van Arsdale, Harry, 311:5

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Van Atta, F. A., 55:1-2 Vance, H. S., 584:3-4 Vandenberg, Arthur H., 31:12 Van Kleeck, Mary, 5:12 Van Wagoner, Murray D., 449:9, 478:5 Varner, D. B. "Woody," 199:12, 200:1, 200:3, 200:7, 200:11, 463:12, 494:14 Velosky, Joseph G., 16:9 Viglianesi, Italo, 105:4 Volpe, John A., 379:10

Wagner, Paul A., 49:14, 52:1, 52:3, 52:6, 53:4 Wagner, Robert F., 430:7, 505:4, 539:6 Wallace, Henry A., 15:8, 201:8 Wallick, Franklin, 51:8, 51:10, 52:1-2, 52:6, 52:13, 53:9-11 Walsh, Joe, 38:5, 38:8, 38:14, 144:8-14, Box 145, 146:1-4, 370:19 Warren, Earl, 72:1, 160:5 Warren, Henry W., 486:9-13 Watson, Thomas J., Jr., 397:1, 397:6, 477:10 Weaver, George L-P., 43:5, 51:8, 52:2, 59:12, 164:11, 312:5, 315:3, 377:14, 576:5 Weaver, Robert C., 376:16 Weeks, Sinclair, 371:1, 415:6 Weinberg, Nat, 38:8, 42:8, 42:10, 45:10, 49:2-3, 49:5-6, 49:14, 52:7, 54:9, 55:15, 58:16, 59:1, 63:14, 64:2, 149:11-13, 150:1-7, 164:11-15, Box 165, 372:10, 373:1, 374:10, 374:13-14, 379:18, 381:17, 382:1, 568:12, 570:2 White, Russ, 46:1 White, Walter, 292:4, 296:10-12, 297:14, 503:23-26 Whitehouse, Albert, 329:1 Wiener, Norbert, 568:13 Wilkins, Roy, 43:5, 202:8, 478:11, 493:32, 494:1-2, 503:25-27, 504:1, 504:4-13, 505:2-3, 505:5-6 Williams, G. Mennen, 201:11, 379:1, 427:7, 460:7, 494:10, 584:12 Williams, Harrison A., 411:16-17 Wilson, Charles E., 6:1, 33:5, 372:14, 373:2, 374:1, 374:13-14, 375:11, 379:15, 584:3, 584:6, 584:9-13 Wilson, Harold, 452:7-8, 452:10, 463:5-6 Winn, Frank, 16:9-10, 55:7, 56:14, 62:8, 143:11-16, 144:1-7, 145:8-12 Winn, Louise, 54:11 Wirtz, W. Willard, 275:11, 344:2-3, 377:14-19, 384:5, 387:3-5, 388:5-6, 393:6, 460:10, 467:12 Wishart, James, 6:13, 149:10-11 Witte, Edwin H., 31:13-14, 32:1, 275:9 Wolfgang, Myra, 43:12 Woodcock, George, 452:1-2 Woodcock, Leonard, 35:16, 49:11, 50:1-2, 53:4, 56:1, 61:1, 66:24, 86:12-15, 87:1-6, 100:12, 103:1-2, 207:4, 393:6

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Worley, Kenneth L., 214:13-14, 215:1-2 Wurf, Jerry, 312:2, 351:10 Wyatt, Wilson W., 470:27-28

Young, Barden L., 204:16-17, 208:1-2 Young, Howard, 42:10 Young, Whitney M., Jr., 43:12, 467:12, 510:11-15

Zander, Arnold L., 203:8, 351:8-9, 470:25 Zankl, Albert, 4:1 Zonarich, Nick A., 336:1-7, 337:1-7, 343:2, 350:18, 392:8-10, 393:1, 393:4-6, 393:8, 394:2, 394:8-9, 395:3 Zwerdling, A. L., 8:2, 10:12, 31:13, 33:8, 54:6, 101:11-12, 115:7-9, 116:1, 120:6-7, 428:10, 429:1

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INDEX TO SPEECHES

Adcraft Club, Detroit; 4 Nov 1955, 546:4; 31 Oct 1958, 549:1 Airlines strike, 1962, 551:10 Airpower Preparedness Symposium, 29 Aug 1952, 544:6 ALA Conference, 26-27 May 1969, 561:8 American Association for the United Nations, Apr-May 1964, 553:2 American Association of School Administrators, 18 Feb 1953, 544:9; 19 Feb 1962, 551:5 AFT Convention: Aug 1957, 548:7; 23 Aug 1962, 551:10 American Forum of the Air, "Our National Tax Program," 16 Sep 1951, 543:12 American Heritage Foundation, 13 Oct 1953, 545:1 American Institute of Architects, 17 May 1957, 548:5 "American Labor Looks at the Atlantic Community," University of California, 29 Mar 1963, 552:4 "American Labor's Role in the Struggle for Peace, Freedom and Justice," CBS, 3 Sep 1951, 543:12 American Legion Convention: 3 Sep 1953, 544:12; 2 Sep 1954, 545:9 "An American Looks at Asia," U.S. National Commission for UNESCO, 6-9 Nov 1957, 548:8 American Press Institute Seminar, Columbia University, 26 or 27 Jun 1948, 542:13 American Society for Metals, 18 Oct 1965, 555:1 American Standard of Living Debate: WPR and Robert A. Taft, 4 Apr 1948, 542:16 Americans for Democratic Action: Convention, 1948, 542:13; Convention, 1950, 543:8; Dinner (Detroit), 27 Jan 1951, 543:10; Convention c. 1953, 545:2; Convention, 1956, 547:1; Dinner, Jan 1957, 548:3; Convention, 1967, 557:8 "America's Challenge: A National System to Organize and Finance Personal Health Services to Meet the Nation's Health Needs," Committee for National Health Insurance, 14 Oct 1969, 479:1, 562:1-3 Anti-Defamation League: America's Democratic Legacy Medallion presentation 2 Feb 1964, 552:10; WPR testimonial Chicago, 25 May 1967, 557:10 Anti-Semitism, National Council Labor Zionists, 21 Feb 1953, 544:9 "Are We Moving Toward a Government-Controlled Economy?," Town Meeting of the Air debate, 30 May 1946, 542:1-3 Atomic energy for underdeveloped countries, 1956, 546:7 "Attracting Business and Industry to Your County," National Association of County Officials, 29 Jul 1959, 567:5

Berlin May Day speech, 1959, 450:1-6, 452:1-4 Blake, Eugene Carson, Testimonial Dinner, 26 May 1966, 555:13 Brandeis University, Hemsley Lecture, 29 Oct 1968, 560:1 Bronfman Lecture, American Public Health Association, "The Health Care Crisis: Where Do We Go from Here?," 14 Nov 1968, 560:2-4

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"Building the Great Society — New Opportunities and Responsibilities for Labor and Management," Economic Club of Detroit, 17 Jan 1966, 568:4

Canada, Chatham speech, 10 Apr 1960, 550:2 CBC broadcast, 17 Jun 1951, 543:11 Canadian Leadership Summer School, 19 Sep 1969, 561:11 Canadian Managing Editors Conference, 2-7 Feb 1954, 545:5 Canadian-American Cooperation to Stop Communism, CBC broadcast, 17 Jun 1951, 543:11 Cardozo, Benjamin N.,Memorial Award, Dec 1966, 556:10 "Challenge," University of Michigan, 23 Apr 1961, 550:9 "The Challenge Ahead," Drexel Institute of Technology, 26 May 1961, 550:9 "The Challenge of Peace:" Times Hall Forum, Station WMCA, N.Y.C., 16 Mar 1944; Station WWJ, Detroit, 23 Jul 1944, 540:14 "The Challenge to Democracy," National Convention, American Association of School Administrators, Mar 1950, 543:7 ; pamphlet, 568:8 "The Challenge to Education in a Changing World," Graduate School of Education, Harvard Inglis Lecture, 16 May 1963, 552:5 "Challenge to Freedom in a Changing World," University of Colorado, 9 Aug 1963, 552:5 Chemical Workers' Convention, Sep 1968, 559:4 Chrysler Conference, National, 24 Aug 1954, 545:8 Chrysler SUB Council, 20 Mar 1970, 563:4 Citizens Crusade Against Poverty, c. 1966-68, 560:7 City College of N.Y. Alumni Association, 14 Nov 1956, 547:10 Civil Rights Leadership Mobilization Rally, Washington, DC, 18 Feb 1952, 544:3 Clear Water Conference, Detroit, 6 Nov 1965, 555:3 College Editors Conference — The Economics of Social Disorder, 15 Feb 1969, Washington, DC, 561:1 Columbus, Ohio race riot, 1946, 542:7 "The Common Denominators of Democratic Survival," Illinois CIO State Industrial Union Council, 7 Dec 1951, 543:13 "A Common Faith — Not Common Fears, Independence Hall, Philadelphia, 4 Jul 1956, 547:3 Community Affairs Luncheon, Honolulu, Hawaii, 24 Apr 1969, 561:3 Community Health Association, 30 Nov 1961, 550:10 Community School Education Association, Detroit, 11 Dec 1969, 562:9 "A Comprehensive - Cooperative - Coordinated Organizational Drive," IUD, 15 Jan 1963, 552:3 Conference of Interested National Organizations, 1969, 562:11 CIO Conventions: 8 Dec 1954, 545:9; 1 Dec 1955, 546:4; n.d., 563:8 CIO Pennsylvania State Council, 9 Apr 1953, 544:10 CIO presidency acceptance, 4 Dec 1952, 544:6 CIO-AFL merger: 24 Feb 1955, 545:11; 27 Oct 1955, 546:4

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"Conversion Without Depression: A Summary of Post War Planning," Times Hall Forum radio debate, 16 Mar 1944, 540:14 Cooper Union, May 1956, 546:10 Cooper Union Forum, 28 Oct 1968, 559:11 Coordinating Council on Civil Rights, Detroit, c. 1961, 550:10 Crane, H. H., Testimonial, 11 Jun 1958, 548:10

Defense Production, 1940, 539:15; 1941, 540:1, 540:3-4 "Depressions Are Not Inevitable," c. 1953, 545:2 Detroit Common Council Election, 1937, 539:11 "The Dignity of Man," WXYZ Radio, c. 1965, 555:5

Economic Club of Detroit, 17 Jan 1966, 555:10 Economic Conference, AFL-CIO, 12 Mar 1958, 548:9 "Economic Frontiers — A Challenge to Conscience," Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 4-5 Dec 1966, 556:10 Economic Outlook — Report to.UAW IEB, 6 Apr 1967, 557:8 Economic Policy Committee, AFL-CIO, 9 Feb 1961, 550:8 "The Economics of Collective Bargaining," Institute of Industrial Relations, Berkeley, California, 30 Nov 1948, 542:15 "Education and the Continuing Industrial Revolution," National Committee for Support of the Public Schools, Washington, DC, 17 May 1964, 553:1 Education Conference, UAW: Apr 1954, 545:7; Apr 1956, 546:8-9 "Education: Problems and Possibilities," Association of College Admissions Counselors, Detroit, 10 Oct 1964, 553:4 Electric Consumers Conference, Washington, DC, 27 May 1952, 544:5

Factionalism in the UAW, WJR Radio, 3 Mar 1939, 1:21 Fair Employment Practices, 1946, 542:6 Fair Practices and Civil Rights Conference, Grand Rapids, Mich., 17 Nov 1951, 543:13 Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Seminar, 9 Jan 1967, 557:5-6 "First Things First," Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, Mar 1964, 552:11 Forand Bill, Detroit, 27 Mar 1960, 550:1 Ford Council, 25 Sep 1952, 544:.6 Ford Negotiations, Greater Detroit and Wayne -County CIO-PAC, 6 Aug 1949, 543:5 Frankensteen, Richard T., Mayoral Campaign, WXYZ Radio, 18 ' Oct 1945, 541:4 "Free Labor's Role in the Struggle for Peace, Freedom and Social Justice," Columbia University Institute, 13 Jul 1954, 545:8 "FOB Detroit," Radio talk, 18 Apr 1942, 540:6 "Freedom, Morality and Communism," John A. Ryan Forum, 23 Mar 1962, 551:8 "Freedom Must Take the,Initiative," Roosevelt College, 29 Jan 1951, 543:9; UAW Local 222, Oshawa, Ont., 25 Feb 1951, 543:10

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"Freedom Must Take the Offensive," ADA dinner, 27 Jan 1951, 543:9 "Freedom's Challenge in a Changing World," Univ. of Colorado, 9 Aug 1963, 552:5 "Freedom's Challenge in a Dynamic Economy," Yale Univ., 13 Nov 1958, 549:2 "Freedom's Unfinished Agenda in the US and in the World," Howard Univ., Sidney Hillman Lectures, 17-18 May 1965, 554:1-3 "The Future Is in the Hands of Labor," UAW Local 49, 4 Dec 1944, 540:14 "The Future of Labor-Management Relations: Collective Bargaining or What?," Univ. of Texas School of Law, 2 Dec 1966, 556:10

Geijer, Arne, Introduction, 27 Jan 1970, 563:3 General Federation of Women's Clubs, Los Angeles, 4 Jun 1959, 549:4; printed version, 549:12 General Motors Council, 28 May 1953, 544:11 General Motors Negotiations, 10 Jul 1967, 558:1 General Motors Strike, 1945, 541:3 Get America Back to Work Conference, 1 Mar 1961, 550:8

Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, 29 Apr 1960, 550:2 Harvard Inglis Lecture, 16 May 1963, 552:5 Health Care: "America's Challenges: A National System to Organize and Finance Personal Health Services to Meet the Nation's Health Needs, 14 Oct 1969, 479:1 "The Health Care Crisis: Where Do We Go from Here?," Bronfman Lecture, 11 Nov 1968, 568:6 "The Health Care Dilemma — New Directions," Association of American Medical Colleges, 31 Oct 1969, 562:7 "Health Care for the Aged: Financed Through Social Security," Face the Nation CBS, 9 Feb 1961, 550:8 Histadrut Humanitarian Award Dinner, NYC, 17 Jun 1958, 548:10 "History of Union vs. Open Shop Fight in the US," IUD Industrial Relations Conference, 18-19 Jun 1958, 548:11 Hoffman, Paul, Testimonial, c. 1966, 556:10 "A Housing Program for Detroit," 1937, 539:11; Housing, 540:13 "How Can Education Prepare Efficient, Well Adjusted Workers?," n.d., 563:8 "How Can We Stop Rising Prices?," Town Meeting of the Air debate, 20 Feb 1951, 543:14 "How Can We Win the Peace Race," Lutheran Peace Fellowship, Detroit, 29 Jun 1962, 551:9 "How Labor and Management Can Cooperate to Preserve Freedom Around the World," Economic Club of Detroit, 30 Nov 1953, 545:2 "How Will Automation Affect America;s Future?," WABD-TV, 23 Feb 1958 and WQXR radio, 1 Mar 1958, 548:9 Howard Univ. speech: "Labor and the Community," 13 May 1947, 542:9

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India, New Delhi, Apr 1956, 454:4, 546:7 "India's Labor Resources," 26 Jan 1943, 540:10 "Industrial Relations Patterns for 1975," 13 Mar 1957, 548:4 Industrial Revolution, Land of the Free Series NBC, Feb 1944, 540:12 IUD Convention: Washington, DC, 18 Nov 1965, 555:4; Washington, DC, 13 Mar 1968, 558:12 IUD "Get-Together" Dinner, Washington, DC, 8 May 1963, 552:5 IUD Industrial Relations Conference: 1957, 548:5, 548:9; 1958, 548:11 "The Initiative for Peace Can Be Ours," 1959, 549:10 International Chemical Workers Union Convention, 3 Oct 1956, 547:9 International Confederation of Free Trade Unions: Dec 1949, 441:13; Jun 1965, 554:9 International Ladies' Garment Workers Union Convention, 1-15 Jun 1962, 551:9 International Metalworkers' Federation, Mar 1965, 553:10 International Metalworkers' Federation, Turin Conference, Aug 1968, 559:2 "International Problems and the Recession," American Society of Newspaper Editors, 16 Apr 1958, 548:10 International Union of Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers (IUE) Convention, 13 Sep 1956, 547:9 International Woodworkers of America, CIO-CCL, Vancouver, B.C., 12-16 Oct 1953, 545:1 Israel, American Trade Union Council of National Committee for Labor Israel, New York, c. 1955-56, 462:12

Joint Economic Committee, Feb 1962, 551:6-7

Kalamazoo Community Chest, 11 Sep 1969, 561:11 Kansas State University, Oct 1953, 545:1 Keio University, Tokyo, Nov 1962, 551:11 Khrushchev debate, 549:6-10

"Labor and Science in a Changing World," IUD Conference, Washington, D.C., 7-8 Jan 1959, 549:3 "Labor and the Community," Howard University, 13 May 1947, 542:9 "Labor and the Steel Strike," AFL-CIO Convention, 1959, 567:5 Labor Day: 1948, 542:14; 1950, 543:8; 1952, 544:6; 1953, 544:12; 1954, 545:9; 1956, 547:9; 1957, 548:7; 1958, 548:12; 1959, 549:5; 1960, 560:4; 1961, 550:10; 1962, 551:10; 1963, 552:7; 1964, 553:3; 1965, 554:10; 1966, 556:2-4; 1967, 558:2; 1969, 561:10 "Labor Looks at Educational Broadcasting," National Association of Educational Broadcasters, Detroit, 27 Oct 1959, 549:11 "Labor-Management and the Problems of Tomorrow," 17 May 1956, 547:1 "Labor-Management Relations--Responsibilities, Problems and Opportunities Ahead," Economic Club of Detroit, 4 Feb 1963, 552:3 "Labor's Stake in the Education of Youth," National Association of Secondary School Principals, 12 Feb 1951, 543:10 "Labor's Victory Program," 1941, 540:4

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"Labour's Job to Make Democracy Work," UAWA Rally, Toronto,' 17 Jun 1951, 543:11 Leadership Rally, Ford Auditorium, Detroit, 15 Sep 1960, 550:4 Lewis, John L., Endorsement of Willkie, 1940, 539:13 Loyola Univ., 30 Sep 1969, 561:12 Lutheran League, Detroit, 19 Aug 1964, 553:3

"Man and Machine," Greater Hartford Forum, 29 Oct-1963, 552:7 "Man Can Be Both Secure and Free," Conference on the Church and Economic Life, 16-19 Feb 1950, 543:6 March on Washington, 28 Aug 1963, 552:6 Maryland Teachers Association, 15 Oct 1954, 545:9 May Day, 1955, 546:1; 1964, 553:1 May Day (Berlin), 1959, 450:1-6, 452:1-4 Mayors of Automotive Communities, 8 Jun 1956, 547:2 McDonald, David, Introduction, 9 Mar 1964, 552:11 Medicaid — Region 5 Hearing, 30 Dec 1968, 560:6 Medical Care Rally, Detroit, 20 May 1962, 551:9 Methodist Church, National Industrial Relations Conference, 30 Oct-2 Nov 1958, 549:1 Michigan Committee on Civil Rights Convention, 8 Jul 1950, 543:8 Michigan School Superintendent's Association, 17 Jan 1956, 546:7 Michigan State Council for the Arts, Meadowbrook Hall, 21 Jul 1968, 561:9 Michigan State Medical Society, Biddle Lecture, 26 Sep 1957, 548:7 Minnesota Democratic Farmer Labor Convention, 1956, 547:3 "The Moral Aspects of Contemporary Economic Issues," Barnett R. Brickner Memorial Lecture, 29 Nov 1967, 558:3 "More Airplanes for Defense," 28 Dec 1940, 539:14 Murray, Philip, Award Dinner, 4 Mar 1954, 545:6 Murray, Philip, High School, Detroit, 23 Nov 1965, 555:4

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People: 1946, 542:8; 26 Jun 1957, 548:6; 15 Jul 1959, 549:5; 28 Oct 1966, 556:7 NAACP, Benton Harbor, 27-29 Sep 1968, 559:5 NAACP, River Rouge-Ecorse, 25 Mar 1967, 557:8 National Commission on Urban Problems, 27 Sep 1967, 558:2 National Conference on Social Welfare, 26 May 1965, 554:4 National Farmers Union: 20 Mar 1956, 546:7; 16 Mar 1965, 553:9 National Ford Council, UAW, Oct 1957, 548:8 National Maritime Union of America, 20 ' Oct 1953, 545:1 National Planning, 5 Mar 1968, 558:11 National Press Club, Washington, DC: 4 Feb 1953, 544:9; 26 Jun 1957, 548:5 "National Priorities and Democratic Planning," American Institute of Planners, 20 Oct 1965, 555:2 National Religion and Labor Council, "Civilization's Crisis," 22 Feb 1955, 545:11 National Wildlife Federation, Detroit, 2 Mar 1963, 552:4

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"Needed: A Moral H-Bomb," League for Industrial Democracy Symposium, 5-26 Apr 1952, 544:4 New York Economic Club, 17 Jan 1955, 545:11 New York State Teachers College Faculties, Buffalo, 13 Oct 1956, 547:9 North Dakota Farmers Union Convention, Fargo, 18 Nov 1960, 550:5 No-Strike Pledge, WXYZ, 9 Jan 1945, 541:4

"The Objectives and Responsibilities of Organized Labor in the Emergency," Howard Crawley Memorial Lecture — Univ. of Pennsylvania, 17 Oct 1951, 543:13, see also 544:1 Ohio Pastors' Convocation, Columbus, 24 Jan 1966, 555:9 "On Living in Freedom with Bigness," Fund for the Republic, NYC, 22-23 Jan 1963, 552:3 "The Only War That Man Can Win!," IUE-AFL-CIO Convention, 20 Sep 1962, 551:10 Oregon State University, 4 Feb 1969, 560:11 "Our Greatest Challenge," IUD Industrial Relations Conference, Washington, D.C., 6 Jun 1957, 548:5 "Our Moral and Cultural Lag," 16 Jun 1965, 554:8 "Our National Tax Program," NBC American Forum of the Air, 16 Sep 1951, 543:12

Pastor's Union Conference, 4 Dec 1953, 545:2 "Paths Toward Peace and Greatness," Univ. of Iowa, 10 Jun 1966, 555:14-15 "Peace, Freedom, Social Justice — Indivisible Values," Empire Club of Canada, 11 Oct 1955, 546:4 "Peace Offensive Against Soviet Union," Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, Mar 1964, 552:11 "Peacetime Full Employment and Abundance — Key to Freedom's Future," Economic Club of New York, 17 Jan 1955, 545:10 Physically Handicapped, Federation of the, 10-12 Aug 1952, 544:6 "Planning a Successful Strategy for Peace and Abundance," UAW Education Conference, Cleveland, 3 Apr 1952, 544:4 Political Action, Town Meeting of the Air, 29 Jun 1944, 540:14 Poor People's Campaign, Washington, DC, 19 Jun 1968, 559:1 Post World War II Planning:14-15 Jan 1944, 540:14; 2 Jul 1945, 541:1; 17 Feb 1945, 541:3 Presidential Economic Report, UAW: 1960, 550:1; 1963, 552:3; 1965, 553:9; 1966, 555:11; 1967, 557:7; 1969, 561:2 Presidential elections: 1944, 540:15; 1952, 544:7; 1956, 547:4-8, 547:10; 1960, 550:3; 1968, 559:3 "Priorities for Freedom 's Survival," Leo Franklin Memorial Lecture, WSU, 2 Apr 1962, 551:9 Priorities for the Seventies, 31 Dec 1969, 562:10 "Priorities for Waging Peace," AFL-CIO Conference, NYC, 19-20 Apr 1956(?), 546:8 "Private Government vs. the Public Interest," Oct 1956, 547:9

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Problems of Working Women, IUD Conference, Washington, D.C., 12 Jun 1961, 550:9 The Propeller Club, 18 Dec 1963, 552:8 "Prospects of Total War," Report to the Nation CBS, 6 Jan 1942, 540:6 "Prosperity: Which Way," WPR - Robert Taft debate, 4 Apr 1948, 542:16

Radiation Hazards, Washington, D.C., 27 Feb 1957, 548:3 Radio Liberation, 1953, 545:2 Randell, Ollie, Award Dinner, 15 Mar 1966, 555:10 Region 1A Retirees ' Conference, 18 Apr 1963, 552:5 Region 1D Fall School, 14 Aug 1969, 561:10 "Religion and Industrial Tensions," Boston University, 14 Mar 1950, 543:7 Religion and Labor Luncheon, CIO Convention, n.d., 563:8 Reordering Our Priorities to Meet the Urban Crisis, National Academy of Engineering, 23 Oct 1969, 562:4-5 Retirement and the Individual Committee, 26 Jul 1967, 558:1 WPR National Tribute Dinner (Weizmann Institute of Science), 10 Oct 1968, 559:10 WPR Testimonial Dinner, Local 600, 27 Mar 1965, 553:10 Reuther Plan Debate, WPR and C. E. Wilson, 31 Mar 1942, 540:7-9 Rochester Chamber of Commerce, 22 May 1967, 557:9 Roosevelt University, Feb 1962, 551:5

St. Mary's Dominican College, 30 May 1965, 554:5-7 "Schools and the American Scene," Washington, D.C., Feb 1951, 543:10 "Scouting and the Future," Boy Scouts of America, 21 Mar 1963, 552:4 "A Sense of National Purpose, WSU, Feb 1964, 552:10 Shippensburg State College, Shippensburg, PA, 15 May 1969, 561:7 "Should Industry Grant Labor's Demands for a Thirty Per Cent Wage Increase," Town Meeting of the Air, 11 Oct 1945, 541:6-10 "Should Political Activities of Labor Unions Be Restricted?," Town Meeting of the Air, 22 Jun 1944, 540:14 "Should the Connally-Smith Antistrike Bill Be Adopted?," Town Meeting of the Air, 20 May 1943, 540:10 "Sixty Million Jobs," 29 Jan 1945, 541:5 Skilled Trades Conference: 11 Dec 1956, 547:10; 30 Nov 1962, 551:10; 23-25 Jan 1964, 552:10 Smith-Connally Antistrike Bill debate, 20 May 1943, 540:10 "Social Welfare and Democracy in the Atomic Age," League for Industrial Democracy, 1950, 543:6 Society of Business Magazine Editors, 19 Sep 1958, 548:12 Starr Commonwealth for Boys, 2 Oct 1966, 556:6 "The Steel Monopoly and Your Job," National UAW General Motors Council, 25 Jul 1947, 542:10 "Steelworkers," IUD Executive Board Meeting, 2 Sep 1959, 549:5 Stephen Wise Free Synagogue, New York City, 19 May 1967, 557:9 "The Struggle between Freedom and Tyranny," NY Herald Tribune Forum, NYC, 24 Oct 1950, 543:8

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Summit Conference for Labor and Management, 21 Jun 1959, 549:4

Taft-Hartley Act, 1949-50, 543:5-6 Teamsters Local 688, St. Louis, Mo., 29 Sep 1968, 559:9 Textile Workers Union of America: 26 May 1956, 547:1; Jun 1958, 548:10 "This is the New Beginning," 24 Feb 1955, 545:11 "Threshold of Progress," United Paperworkers of America, 26 Apr 1955, 546:1 "Today's Challenge," American Association of School Administrators, 19 Feb 1962, 551:5 Town Meeting of the Air: 540:1, 540:6, 540:10, 540:14, 541:6-10, 542:1-5, 542:9-10, 543:14, 566:2 Trades Union Congress, Blackpool, England, 3 Sep 1957, 548:7

Union Policies for Automation, 16-19 Apr 1965, 553:10 UAW Aircraft Conference, Washington, DC, 2 Feb 1957, 548:3 UAW Anniversary, 1956, 547:3 UAW Convention: 1942, 540:5; 1947, 542:11-12; 1951, 543:11; 1955, 546:2; 1958, 548:9; 1968, 559:1; 1970, 563:7 UAW Community Action Conference: 14 Sep 1968, 559:4; 8 Mar 1970, 563:5 UAW Local 325 30th Anniversary, 26 May 1967, 557:10 UAW Local 600 Anniversary, 30 Apr 1967, 557:8 UAW Local 887 Hall Dedication, 12 Sep 1965, 554:10 UAW Montreal, 19 Jun 1967, 557:11 United Farm Workers, Delano, 16 Dec 1965, 555:4 United Furniture Workers of America Convention, NYC, 11-15 May 1964, 553:1 United Labor Conference, Washington, DC, 21 Mar 1951, 543:11 United Nations: 1-minute announcement, n.d., 563:8 UN Day, 24 Oct 1966, 556:8-9 UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Nov 1958, 549:2 United Rubber Workers, 24 Sep 1968, 559:5 United Shoe Workers Convention, Miami Beach, 3 May 1967, 557:9 "The United States after Kennedy," 2 Dec 1963, 552:8, United Steelworkers of America Convention: 1 May 1950, 543:8; 2 Sep 1966, 556:5 "Universal Health Insurance: Constructive Approach to Meeting America's Health Care Crisis," New England Hospital Assembly, 23 Mar 1970, 563:6 University of Connecticut Labor Education Center, 29 Oct 1969, 562:6 University of Michigan Medical School, 4 Dec 1969, 562:10 University of Oregon, 75th Anniversary Address, 26 Feb 1952, 544:3 University of Utah, 11 Oct 1960, 550:5

"The Values We Cherish," IUD Convention, 7 Nov 1963, 552:8 Voice of America, 1 May 1955, 546:1

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"Wages, Taxes and Inflation," Town Meeting of the Air, 25 Jun 1942, 540:6 Wallace, Henry A., 29 Jan 1945, 541:5 Water Pollution Control Federation, 25 Sep 1968, 559:6-8 "The Way Out in the Middle East," Labor Zionism, 18 Oct 1955, 546:4 Wayne County Industrial Union Council (CIO), Detroit, 4 Aug 1951, 543:12 Wayne State University Symposium, Detroit, 14 Nov 1957, 548:8 "We Shall March Together," CIO speech 4 Dec 1952 and 1953 New Year Statement, 544:9 Weizmann Institute of Science: 19 Oct 1968, 559:10; 1 Dec 1968, 560:5. See also 456:13-14 W. Liberty State College, W. Liberty, WV, 4 Jun 1967, 557:11 "What is the Stake of the US in International Development," Symposium, 8 Apr 1952, 544:4 "What Should Labor and Industry Contribute to National Defense," Town Meeting of the Air debate with Harold E. Stassen and Ernest L. Olrich, 20 Mar 1941, 540:1 Wheeling College, Wheeling, WV, 17 May 1969, 561:7 White Collar Conference, 13 Dec 1956, 547:10 "Why the Lag in Production?," Town Meeting of the Air, 3 Oct 1946, 542:5-6 "Will the Labor Slate Bankrupt Detroit?," 26 Oct 1937, 539:11 "The Worker and His Mental Health," American Psychiatric Association, Washington, D.C., 20 Feb 1965, 553:8

Yale University Undergraduate Lecture Series, 13 Nov 1958, 549:2 "You Can't Put the Clock Back," Flint radio program, 16 May 1947, 542:10 Young Presidents Organization, Inc., Honolulu, 24 Apr 1969, 561:4-6

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INDEX TO INTERVIEWS

Atomic reactor, Monroe, Mich., 564:1 Considine, Bob, interview, 28-31 Mar 1960, 564:9 "The Corporation and the Union," The American Character Series, 1962, 564:12 "Face the Nation," 2 Sep 1956, 564:1; 21 Apr 1957, 564:3; 23 Mar 1958, 564:5; 8 Feb 1959, 564:8 "How Do We Live with Bigness," interview with Henry Brandon, New Republic, 21 Jul 1958, 564:6 "Meet the Press," 24 Sep 1967, 564 :18 National Health Insurance, 1968, 564:19 Pushbuttons and People (automation), 563:14 "See It Now," Edward R. Murrow interview, 9 Jun 1957, 564:3 Wallace, Mike, interview, 25 Jan 1958, 564:5; 17-18 Oct 1960, 564:9 "What Labor Wants," interview, U.S. News and World Reports, 6 Apr 1951, 563:12 "What the Unions Want in Safety," interview, Occupational Hazards, Feb 1955, 563:14 "Why Not World Government and Pt. 4?," interview with Alan Cranston, The Federalist, May 1951, 563:12 "Youth Wants to Know," interview, 17 Jan 1954, 563:13; 24 Mar 1957, 564:3

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INDEX TO PUBLICATIONS

"Alternatives to Strikes," WPR ms., 1946, 565:9 "Alternatives to Strikes," Social Action, 15 Apr 1947, 565:10 "The American Economy," Catholic Mind, Apr 1966, 567:14 "American Labour — 1962," Labour News from the United States (USIS), Sep 1962, 567:9 "America's Basic Problem: Mastery in Production; Failure in Distribution," Outlook, Feb 1967, 567:16 "The Area 'Bracket Racket'" (WLB wage policies), UAW pamphlet, May 1944, 565:4 "Atoms for Peace," UAW pamphlet, 25 Jan 1956, 567:1 "Attracting Business and Industry to Your County," UAW pamphlet version of speech before National Association of County Officials, 29 Jul 1959, 567:5 "Auto Prices, Profits, and Wages," IUD Digest Spring 1958, 567:4 "Auto Workers Strike," Student Outlook, (Intercollegiate Student Council of the League for Industrial Democracy), 1933, 565:1

"Building the Great Society--New Opportunities and Responsibilities for Labor and Management," pamphlet version of speech before the Economic Club of Detroit, 17 Jan 1966, 568:4

"A Call to Action: How to Stop Inflation Now!," UAW pamphlet, 24 Apr 1946, 565:8 "The Challenge of Our Time," draft for Local 142 Spotlight, May 1947, 565:10 "The Challenge to Democracy," UAW pamphlet version of speech before the American Association of School Administrators, Mar 1950, 568:8 "The Church Has Got to Get Grease Under Its Fingernails," Motive, Nov 1950, 566:1 "CIO Marches Forward," WPR ms., 1946, 565:9 "CIO's Program to Halt Unemployment," CIO pamphlet version of WPR statement, 17 Feb 1954, 566:7 "Conversion Without Depression: A Summary of Post-War Planning," Mill and Factory, May 1944, 565:5; 1946, 565:9 "The Crisis Before Us," Personnel and Guidance Journal, Sep 1957, 567:3 "The Crisis of Our Cities," UAW pamphlet, 1966, 568:2

"Declaration at Detroit," Free Labour World, Jul-Aug 1966, 567:15 "Delegation to Israel: A Report by Walter P. Reuther President of CIO," pamphlet, Sep 1955, 566:10 "Democracy's Other Bomb: A Plan to Prevent Strikes and Unite Labor and Management Behind a Full Employment Program Before Depression, Democracy's Other Bomb, Destroys Our Free Society," WPR ms., 1946-47, 565:12 Democracy's Unfinished Business," Economic Justice, 9 Sep 1949, 565:14 "Dignity in Labor-Management Relations," The Methodist Layman, Jun

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1961, 567:7 "The Dignity of Labor," Land Reborn, Jul-Aug 1953, 566:5 "Distribution Know-How," Technocracy Digest (Canada), Nov 1953, 566:6

"The Economics of Peace," SANE ad in New York Times, 12 Mar 1961, 569:14 "The Economy in 1967," UAW pamphlet, 567:16 "Equal Opportunity Is Good Labor Practice: Five Labor Leaders Tell How Their Unions Put Principle Into Practice," National Conference of Christians and Jews pamphlet, 568:4 "Equalization of Wages Vital to Aircraft Workers," WPR ms., c. 1943, 565:4

"Faith in Ourselves," CIO, 1935-1955 (IUD publication), Dec 1955, 566:11 "First Things First," Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions pamphlet, 567:11 "FOR the Closed Shop/AGAINST the Closed Shop," New York Times, 2 Aug 1942, 565:3 "The Fight for a Michigan FEPC," WPR ms., 1946, 565:9 "500 Planes a Day: A Program for the Utilization of the Automobile Industry for Mass Production of Defense Planes," UAW pamphlet, 1940-41, 565:2 "The Freedom from Fear of Abundance," Progressive, 19 Jun 1944, 565:5 "Freedom's Time of Testing," Saturday Review, 29 Aug 1964, 567:11 "The Future Belongs to Freedom," UAW pamphlet, Labor Day 1956, 567:2 "The Future of American Education — A Labor View," UAW pamphlet, 567:2

"GM vs. the Rest of Us," New Republic, 14 Jan 1946, 565:8 "The Growing Challenge of Leisure," Viewpoint in Our Time, 1965, 567:13

"The Health Care Crisis: Where Do We Go from Here?," American Journal of Public Health, Jan 1969, 568:6 "Homes for People...Jobs for Prosperity...Planes for Peace: A Program to Meet the Inner and Outer Threats to Democracy's Survival," (previously "Planes and Homes for Peace"), CIO pamphlet, 1949, 565:15 "How Can We Win the Peace Race?," National Lutheran, Oct 1962, 570:1 "How Labor Will Vote," Magazine Digest, Apr 1948, 565:13 "How to Beat the Communists:" Colliers, 28 Feb 1948; Michigan Chronicle, 13 Mar 1948; 565:13 "How to Raise Wages Without Increasing Prices," UAW pamphlet and report to the Office of Economic Stabilization, 1945, 565:7 "Human Beings Are Not Expendable!," AFL-CIO Free Trade Union News, May 1961, 567:7

"The Impact of Automation," UAW pamphlet, 1955, 566:9 "India, the U.S. and the Free World," UAW pamphlet, 454:7 "Industrial Tug of War," (with John S. Bugas), Herald's Annual L-M Supplement, 1949, 565:14

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"The Job Ahead for America," Progressive, Mar 1948, 565:13 "Jobs and the New Technologies: An American View," Times Review of Industry, Mar 1965, 567:12

"Labor and the Steel Strike," IUD Digest, Fall 1959, 567:5 "Labor and War Production," WPR ms., c. 1942, 565:3 "Labor Partnership for Community Welfare," Michigan Welfare News, Feb 1951, 566:3 "Labor Peace," Detroit Free Press, 30 Dec 1951, 566:4 "Labor's Potential for a Democratic World," General Magazine and Historical Chronicle, Winter 1952, 566:14; see also 543:13 "Labor's Stake," The Challenge of Automation: Papers Delivered at the National Conference on Automation, 1955, 566:9 "Leisure — A New Dimension for Workers," WPR ms., 1964, 567:11 "Lest We Be Stuck with It!," Phi Delta Kappan, Apr 1953, 566:5 "A Letter to American Economists," UAW pamphlet, 1964, 568:6 "A Lockout of Labor," Equal Sacrifice for the Defense of America, 21 Mar 1951, 566:4 "Look at Socialism" (with Wright Patman and James H. McGraw, Jr.), pamphlet, 1949, 565:14 Look Magazine article on guaranteed annual employment plan, WPR draft, 1954, 566:8

"Making the Most of the Mature Worker," Rotarian, Mar 1961, 567:7 "Margin of Survival," WPR draft, 1965, 570:7-15, 571:7-8; see also Peace Proposal "Medicine and Labor in These Changing Times," Journal of Michigan State Medical Society, Oct 1947, 481:4 "Mobilization for the Tasks of Peace," 10 Sep 1963, 463:9 "The New Technology: An American View," London Times, 3 Feb 1965, 568:4 New York Times article draft on American economy, 20 Oct 1953, 566:5

"Our Greatest Challenge," IUD pamphlet, 1957, 567:3 "Our Social Setup Lags Behind Our Technological Progress," Labor and Nation, Jan-Feb 1947, 565:10. "Ouvrier le Movement Ame'ricain: une nouvelle etape," Syndicalisme Magazine- CFTC, Oct 1963, 567:10

"Peace, Plenty, Politics and People" (WPR testimony before Platform Committee of the 1952 Democratic Convention), UAW pamphlet, 431:2 "Peace Proposal," WPR drafts, 1963-67, 570:7-15, 571:7-11, 572:8-13 "Plan for a Total Peace Offensive," Commercial and Financial Chronicle, 1950, 568:8 "Planning Mobilization for Peace Production," Mill and Factory, May 1944, 565:5

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"The Political Responsibilities of Organized Labor," Fellowship, Jun 1946, 565:8 "Price Freeze Order," Report on Home Front, UAW publication, 26 Apr 1943, 565:4 "Price Policy and Public Responsibility," UAW pamphlet, 567:4 Priorities for Peace and Survival, IUD pamphlet, 1959, 569:9 "Priorities for Waging Peace," New York Times AFL-CIO ad, 8 May 1960, 569:13 "The Production Picture," Ammunition, 12 Aug 1943, 565:3 "Productivity: Fable and Fact," Harpers, Oct 1947, 565:11 "A Program for UAW-CIO Members: Workers...Consumers...Citizens," CIO pamphlet, 25 Apr 1946, 565:8 "A Program to Expedite Tool-Machines Needed for Defense Production," UAW pamphlet, 25 Jun 1951, 566:4 A Proposal for a Total Peace Offensive, see A Total Peace Offensive "Purchasing Power for Prosperity: The Case of the General Motors Workers for Maintaining Take-Home Pay," UAW pamphlet, 1945, 565:7

"The Radical Right in America Today," prepared for Robert F. Kennedy by WPR and his staff, Nov 1961, 567:7 "Red Baiting Is Dangerous" in "The State of the Union" by Francis Danowski, Local 51 pamphlet, 1937, 565:1 "Report to European Labor," WPR draft, Nov 1949, 565:14 "Religion and Industrial Tensions," The Presbyterian Tribune, May 1950, 566:1 "Report on Asia," Jun 1956, 567:2 "Report to the CIO," 1953, 566:6; 1954, 566:8; 1955, 566:11 "Report to the IUD Department, AFL-CIO," 1957, 567:.3; 1959, 567:5; 1961, 567:8; 1968, 568:3 "Report to the UAW," 1950, 566:1; 1951, 566:3; 1962, 567:11; 1966, 567:14 "Responsibilities of a Patriot," Classmate, Jul 1968, 568:5 "Responsibilities of a Patriot — Then and Now," American Red Cross Journal, Fall 1966, 567:15 "Reuther Plan: 500 Planes a Day," pamphlets and articles, 1940-43, 565:2-3 "Reuther Plan: How US Can Produce 500 Planes a Day," PM, 8 Jan 1941, 565:3 Reuther Plan: "What Happened to the Reuther Plan?" Column Review and Editorial Digest, Feb 1942, 565:3 WPR letter to the editors, Detroit News, 13 May 1946 (inflation and wage increases), 565:8

"St. Louis Industrial Area Is Vital to the Economy of the U.S.," newspaper article, 29 Dec 1950, 566:2 "Save Our Cities," Agenda (IUD), Mar 1967, 568:1 "Security and Dignity in an Expanding Economy," UAW pamphlet, 1950, 566:1

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"Should Government Health Insurance Protect Everyone?," General Federation of Clubwomen, Jan 1970, 568:7 "Should Industrywide Bargaining be Abolished? NO," Sign, Feb 1947, 565:10 "Slow Poison," sent to American Press Associates, Jun 1947, 565:10 "The Social Mobilization of Labor," St. Louis Post Dispatch, 13 Dec 1953, 566:6 "The Stake of Labor in American Problems," Fifteen Years of America's Town Meeting of the Air, 1950, 566:2

"Technology and Values," Ave Maria, 11 Feb 1967, 567:16 "Thirty Years of Progress for People," UAW Solidarity, May 1966, 567:15 "This Is Your Fight!," Nation, 12 Jan 1946, 565:8 "To Build Security Into the Social Security Act," UAW pamphlet, 1967, 567:16 "Tolerance Is Not Enough," Labor Reports reprint, 1949, 565:14 "Tooling Program for Conversion of Auto Industry to War Production," WPR draft, Jan 1942, 565:3 "A Total Peace Offensive," UAW pamphlet (also different language versions), 1950, 568:9 "A Total Peace Offensive," Progressive, Sep 1950, 568:9 "A Total Peace Offensive," UAW pamphlet (Russian translation), 1959, 549:10, 569:10 "A Total Peace Offensive," UAW proposal (also Russian translation), 1959, 460:16 "Toward a Full-Scale Plan for Economic Strength," WPR draft, c. 1961, 567:8 "The Trouble with Labor," Focus/Midwest, 1964, 56.7:11

"Umpire System," WPR draft to Colliers, 15 Nov 1946, 565:8 "Unfinished Business," Atlantic Monthly, 1947, 565:11 "The UAW Looks at Administered Prices," UAW pamphlet, Oct 1959, 567:5 "The United Automobile Workers: Past, Present, and Future," Virginia Law Review, 1963, 567:10 "The United States After Kennedy," Free Labor World, Jan 1964, 567:11

"Wage Stabilization and Post-War Security," UAW pamphlet, 1943, 565:4 "We Can Get Along with Ike," WPR draft for Parade, 1953, 566:6 "We Can Make the Russians Disarm," Saturday Evening Post, 7 Dec 1963, 570:6 "We Fight for the Same Ideals," Tribune, 16 Dec 1949, 565:14 "What Are We Waiting For?," Labor Reports reprint, 1950, 568:8 "What Eight Labor Leaders Believe," Catholic World, Aug 1959, 567:5 "What Happened to the Reuther Plan?," Column Review and Editorial Digest, Feb 1942, 565:3 "What I Learned in India," draft for New Republic, 21 May 1956, 567:1 "What Labor Wants Next," American Magazine, Jan 56, 567:1 "What the Public Schools Should Teach," Harvard Educational Review, Fall 1957, 567:3

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"What Will Automation Do to Workers?," Washington Post, 23 Jan 1955, 566:9 "What Will History Say About Us?," New York Post, 12 Nov 1951, 566:4 "Which Way Labor-Management Relations Cooperation," General Federation Clubwoman, Nov 1959, 567:5 "Why a Guaranteed Annual Wage?," Commercial and Financial Chronicle, 3 Feb 1955, 566:9 "Why I Am in the Labor Movement," for the National Planning Association, 1947, 565:11 "Why Men Strike," WPR draft, 1946(?), 565:9 "The Worker and His Mental Health," Industrial Medicine and Surgery, Oct 1965, 567:13 "World's People Can Have Bread and Freedom," Common Council Press Releases, Nov 1950, 566:1 "Worse Than Taft-Hartley," CIO pamphlet, 1954, 566:8

"You Can't Buy Brotherhood," CIO pamphlet, 1954(?), 566:8

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