INDEX TO THE SIERRA CLUB BUL IN "" -'19% VOLUMES 35-61

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t COMPILED BY ED B. BRA GON AT UNIVERSITY ES AN INDEX TO THE

SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN

1950-1976

Volumes 35-61

Compiled by

Edward Brooks Brazee

Bibliographic Series Number 16

Corvallis Oregon State University Press

1978 CONTENTS

Foreword ...... v Preface ...... ix Abbreviations ...... x Authors ...... 1 Subjects ...... 15 Book and Journal Reviews ...... 39

iii FOREWORD

David Brower, writing a prefatory note to the Sierra Club Bulletin Index, hoped "an editor fifty-seven years hence" would be as fortunate as he.That was in 1952...for an index which covered from volume 1, 1893, through volume 34, 1949, compiled by two differentpersons (working separately and unknown to each other, as it turned out!).Now, 26 years later (not fifty-seven) Ed Brazee, a reference librarian at Oregon State University, accomplished a more difficult task alone in compilingthis index to the years 1950-1976. A dynamic 26 years,this,during which the environmental movement and the Club moved from swaddling clothes to the maturity of Earth Day, the National Environmental Policy Act, and the FirstWorld Conference on the Human Environment inStockholm. The earlier indexers had to en- compass 7,000 pages of text and 1,700plates. Brazee, with less than half the span of years to index, scanned 7,800 pages, including at least 2,500photographs,cartoons, graphs, and maps. The number of pages does not begin to tell thestory,however.Far more significant was the changing nature of the Club itself and the greater complexity of the conservation issues to which the elected Board and membership directed their attention in the Fifties and Sixties. Take the growth in membership, for example. In 1950 the Club had 6,772 members, 96% of whom lived in the Golden State. The Club was overwhelmingly a California-based organization, often parochial in its outlook, although its membership had increased 37 times over the 183 charter members of 1892. By the end of September 1976,however,165,248 members were enrolled, more than half out- side California, including 2,351 in foreign countries. In 1950 there were seven chapters, all in California; by 1976 there were 49 chapters (only 12/ in California) and more than 250 local groups.Parochialism was dead! Since 1901 the Club has conducted wilderness outings for its members, another example of change. Twelve mountain trips were listed in the 1950 outings announcement--three high trips, two base camps, four burro packs, one saddle trip, and two knapsack excursions--all but one in Cali-

fornia's Sierra Nevada range. Eight hundred persons were to be accommodated on the 1950 trips. By the time of the 1976 announcement, outings had expanded to 283 total trips of at least 18 various types, including 7 in Alaska, 5 in Hawaii, 23 in foreign countries, 25 in the spring months, 27 as service projects such as trail maintenance and litter clean-up, and 18 as"educational"outings, some of which were available for college credit. Of these 283 outings, only 86 (30%) were in California. More than 5,000 members were introduced to wild and scenic lands in 1976. The 26 years between 1950 and 1976 are marked by great stress and strain as the Club struggled to divest itself of a purely Californiaimage. (The first non-California chapter was established late in 1950 on the Atlantic coast.) In these years an Executive Director was hired and fired; staff grew from a few volunteers to over 100 paid employeesin a dozenoffices around the country; the budget rose from $42 thousand to over $6 million. But it is in the volume and growing complex- ity of conservation issues, the intensity of the environmental campaigns, that the major story of change unfolds as reflected in the Bulletin and the official minutes of the Board of Directors. Change came swiftly in the 1950s when the Bureau of Reclamation submitted detailed plans for water storage in the Upper Colorado Basin. Included was a major dam at Echo Park -- deep in the heart of Dinosaur National Monument. Was this to be another Hetch Hetchy? The Club decided that protecting the integrity of the National Park System was paramount and launched an all-out battle to defeat this dam. David Brower was hired as the first full-time Executive Director in December 1952, and following the announcement by Douglas McKay, Secretary of the Interior, that he would recommend the building of the Echo Park dam, the Club not only published a book on Dinosaur by the talented Stanford English ProfessorWallace Stegnerbut produced two color films, Wilderness River Trail and Two Yosemites, to publicize the park values and apply the lessons of Hetch Hetchy to Dinosaur.

v When the Dinosaur controversy concluded in 1956 with victory for the Club and its allies, no longer could the Club be called parochial or strictly California-based.By this time a second non- California chapter had been created in the Pacific Northwest and by the end of the decade a third was formed around the GreatLakes. Membership sharply escalated after 1954, doubtless accelerated by the nation-wide publicity for this and other successes, spiraling to 15,000 in 1960 and shooting upward to 113,000 in 1970, a 653% increase in ten years. While Dinosaur was the most dramatic and certainly for the future of the Club the most sig- nificant campaign of the Fifties, many other conservation battles crowded the Club agenda -- tramway proposals at Mt. San Jacinto and Yosemite; the severance of 56,000 forested acres from the Three Sisters Primitive Area in Oregon; proposals for new dams in the Grand Canyon; a road construction program in the national forests which threatened to wipe out millions of acres of defacto wilder- ness; ten long years of hard campaigning to final victory for the Wilderness Actof 1964; environ- mental destruction of over-engineered scenic highways in national parks, particularly the Tioga in Yosemite and the proposed cross-park road in the GreatSmokies. By September 1963 the Board of Directors realized that the Club would have to setconservation priorities if it was not to waste its limited resources. Five were selected: saving the Grand Canyon, establishing a Redwoods National Park, preserving the North Cascades, implementing the Wilderness Act, and rounding out the National Park System. Some of these priorities are still being vigorously pursued today. In 1967 a sixth was added: the preservation of millions of acres ofwild lands in Alaska as parks, wilderness, and wildlife refuges. (This is the Club's top priority in the second session of the 95th Congress as this is being written.) While scenic resources and federal/state landuse issuescontinued to dominate the conserva- tion agenda of the Club during the Sixties, there was a gradual awakening to other important en- vironmental problems. The Bulletin not infrequently played a leadership role. For instance, the April 1959 Bulletin carried amajor article on the relation of population explosion to conserva- tion six years before the Directors established official Club policy on thiscontroversial question. Bodega Head and theverycontroversial Diablo Canyon sites for proposed nuclear power plants along theCalifornia coast occupied many hours of Directors' time in the mid-1960s (with thelatter even ending in a Club-wide referendum). Yet a definitive stand opposing "the licensing, construction and operation of new nuclear reactors utilizing the fission process" was. not taken until 1974. The Club began tackling problems related to urban life and growth in the mid-1960s,culminating in a "general urban amenities" policy in 1966 relating to the environmental qualityof settled areas. Then, when environmental consciousness reached its zenith as the Sixtiesfaded into the Seventies, the Club responded with a rash of general environmental policies tomatch its new-found national responsibilities: an Environmental Bill of Rights (1969); endorsement of abill banning the sale of new automobiles powered by internal combustionenginesafter 1975 (1969); corporate reform and responsibility (1970); recognition of international concerns and establishmentof a standing Committee on International Conservation (1971); general energy policy(1972); principles of land use planning (1973); general wildlife policy(1974); air pollution (1974); agricultural policy (1976); and several specialized energy policies -- solar, geothermal, andcoal (1976). All of these subjects and many more were represented in the pages ofthe Bulletin. No account of the Club's history covered by this index would becomplete without mentioning two foundation-shaking events which threatened(but did not disrupt) its good work. On June 10, 1966 the Internal Revenue Service served notice on the Club thatit would no longer extend advance assurance of deductibility for financial contributionsto the Club because of its advertisements appearing the previous day in the New York Times and theWashington Post. This meant potential loss of large bequests and donations at a time when such tax deductibilityseemed essential. To

vi this day the Club has not regained a favorable tax status, but many in the Club haveseen this as a blessing in disguise enabling the Club to be politicallyactive without fear of recrimination or reprisal. Then, in December 1969, after many monthsof sometimes bitter in-fighting, David Brower was fired as Executive Director, to be replaced by Michael McCloskey, formerNorthwest Conservation Representative of the Club and graduate of the University of Oregon LawSchool. Strangely,Brower's departure triggered a renewed vigor among Club leaders whowere determined not to lose ground in their quest for a quality environment. That the Club did not falter at this traumatic juncture in its history isa tribute to the strong and effective volunteer leadership nurtured by its unique grass roots structure. From this episode forward the Clubappears to drop the last shreds of its parochialism and to embrace (though not without some misgivings) itsfull responsibility as a national (some would insist, international) conservation organization. On the other hand, there can be no question that Brower's genius for innovation (one thinksimmediately of the Exhibit Format books and full-page advertisements) gained national prominence forthe Club and set the stage forits phenomenal growth in the Sixties. The Club itselfrecognizedthis con- tribution by bestowing upon Brower itshighest honor in 1977 -- the John Muir Award. Ed Brazee's index to the Sierra Club Bulletinunlocks all of this and much, muchmore.He is to be congratulated for making its fascinatingcontents available to all of us.

-- Holway R.Jones, author of John Muir and the Sierra Club (1965) and former Director(1973-1976)

vii PREFACE

This compilation follows the Fifty-Seven-Year Index to the Sierra ClubBulletin annuals, 1893-1949, compiled by Dorothy H. Bradley and George Shochat and published by the Club in 1952. This index covers the monthly issues from 1950 through 1976 as well as the annuals, which were dated as monthly issues but no longer published after a combined 1966, 1967, and 1968 annual was issued inOctober 1967.

The AUTHOR INDEX includes all authors of articles and editorials, when identified,as well as most letter writers, and the sources of quotations and excerpts.Cartoonists are also indexed, as are photographers, when several photographs by one personappeartogether in one issue.

In the SUBJECT INDEX all items, except very brief news notes, have been indexedunder at least one andas many asfive subjects. Articles and editorials on very general conservation matters and those discussing several issues in little detail are listed under CONSERVATION ISSUES. Continuing columns such as the "Regional Representatives Reports" are also listed under CONSERVATION ISSUES and may be individually indexed under other subjects.

The BOOK AND JOURNAL REVIEW INDEX, a listing by title, includesall reviewsof books and magazines, but not brief notes. Non-review articles about publications, such as This Is the American Earth and Silent Spring , can be found in the subject index.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

My thanks to Holly Jones for his advice and contribution of the foreword, to Holly, Bob Frenkel, and Lora Kelts for providingmissingissues, to Rod Waldron and Rita Miles for arranging for publication, to Patricia Brandt for her valuable advice, to Evelyn Leasher for assistance in proofreading, and to Fumie Tsubakiyama for her patience and perseverence in typing the prelimin- ary and final drafts of this index.

EDITORS OF THE SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN

David R. Brower ...... June1946-October 1953 Fred Gunsky ...... November1953-October 1957 Vivian Schagen...... November1957-February 1960 Bruce M. Kilgore ...... April 1960-November 1964 Hugh Nash...... January 1965-February 1969 JamesRamsey...... September1969-July 1971 Leslie Hood (Acting Editor) ...... November1971-March 1972 WilliamBronson...... April 1972-September 1973 Roger Olmsted (Associate Editor) ...... October 1973-May 1975 Frances Gendlin ...... June 1975-

ix ABBREVIATIONS

Bk rev: book review ii: illustrated by photos, cartoons, or graphs Mt note: mountaineering note

x AUTHORS

Abbey, Edward Andrews, Ned Barnard, John R. (cont.) Berry, Phillip S. (cont.) Jul 71, 12-7 Apr 73, 5-9 Dec 53, 3-5 Abbott, Mar 73, 18, 30 George W. Anthrop, Donald Jan 54, 5-6 Mar 76, 21-2 Jan 60, 17 May 69, 20-1 Mar 54, 7-8 Mt notes: Abell, Dana Antrei, Albert May 54, 6-7 Jan 56, 19-20 Oct 53, 69 Bkrev:Dec 69, 21 Apr 54, 3-4 Jun 54, 93-4 Abraham, Harry Antrobus,George Sep 54, 4 Berry, Wendell Mt. note: Oct 53, 75-6 Jul 73, 25-8 Dec 54, 14 Jul 74, 35-8 Adam, Katherine N. Appleman, Philip Jan 55, 19, 20-1 Beston, Henry Mar tt, 23 Feb 76, 9-15 Mar 55, 4-6 Adam, Kenneth D. Dec 55, 15 May 76, 34-5 Apr 55, 5-6 Oct 56, 15 Oct 55, 62-8 Argenio, Modesto Sep 55, 5 Nov 56, 15 Adams, Ansel Mar 70, 16-8 Jan 56, 25-8 Jun 50, 12 Dec 65, 25 Armstrong, James Bk rev: Nov 54, 7 Bettler, Nov 58, 1-4 PhilipC. Sep 68, 23 Barrett, Beach May 50, 9-10 Mar 61, 1 Armstrong, Patricia Jul 66, 24 May 51, 133-6 Apr 67, 1 Sep 67, 19-21 Barry, Frank J. Bk rev: Jun 50, 137-8 Jul 67, 5 Arriola, Gus Mar 63, 19 Billings, Linda Feb 69, 4-5 Cartoons: Photos: Bates, Marston Nov 70, 20-1 Sep 60, 3 Sep 56, 7 Nov 75, 25-8, 30-1 Jun 50, between 12 Mar 68, 19 Baumgart, Don and 13 Biswell, H. H. Ashmore, Harry S. Jul 71, 4-7 Oct 59, 44-53 Nov 58, between 28 Oct 62, 8 Baxter, Alfred W., Jr. and 29 Bjerke, Kathleen Aspin, Les Dec 52, 21-8 Mar 74, 21 Dec 64, 49-63 Jun 71, 14-7 Apr 52, 7 Blake, Arthur H. Dec67, between 32 Aspinall, Wayne Dec 52, 9-16 and 33 Dec 50, 3-4 Sep 63, 20 Apr 54, 10 May 50, 6-7 Sep 74, 11-4 Aug 67, 14-8 Oct 61, 33-8, 41-3 Bk revs: Oct 56, 13-4 Atkinson, Brooks Dec 62, 20-2 Bk rev: Jun 54, 103-4 Jun 50, 133 Sep 63, 14 Bk revs: Oct 53, 77-8 Blake, Tupper Apr 66, 5 Jun 50, 131, 135-6 Jan 74, 8 Mar 65, 20-1 Atwater, M. M. Oct 53, 81-2 Blashfield Adams, Gerald Jun 50, 98-100 Jun 57, 67 Cartoon: Sep 68, 21, 24 Jul 74, 25-6, 39 Dec 53, 10-2 Bear, Bob Addis, Don Bloom, George Avery, Abigail Bk rev: Oct 55, 86-7 Oct 53, 40-2 Cartoons: Bk rev: Mar 66, 22 Mt note: Oct 53, 70-1 Board, Robert Feb 76, 27-8 Axcell, Claudia Beard, Daniel Jan 57, 27-9 Mar 76, 32 Jan 76, 23-6 Apr 60, 19 Aiken, Ruth Bohn, Dave Babet, Phil Beckey, Fred Jun 67, 14-9 Bk rev: Dec 56, 103 Jul 66, 24 Jun 63, 9 Jun 72, 8-14 Aitken, Donald W. Bacon, Ernst Beckmann, Jon Mar 66, 11-4 Bonney, Orrin H. Jan 64, 14 Mar 76, 26 Jun 63, 12 Sep 66, 8-9 May 64, 16 Beecher, William J. May 68, 7-11 Jun 71, 4-9 Bailey, Elsa B. Oct 62, 10 Bk rev: May 69, 21 Apr 72, 11, 28 Oct 56, 4 Behm, Fred Bonnicksen, Albright,Horace M. Thomas M. Baker, John Jan 63, 2 Jun 67, 22-8 May 51, 75-7 Jan 74, 70-2 Belsey, Jim Mar 74, 26-9 Apr 60, 3-7 Baker, John H. May 73, 15-6 Alderson, George Borghoff, Michael W. Jan 51, 7 Benet, James Dec 59, 6-7 Apr 65, 22-3 Baker, Russell Apr 56, 8 Borrelli, Peter Mar 66, 8-10 Oct. 62, 9 Jan 57, 24-5 Oct 71, 25 Jan 69, 14 Mar 64, 9 Bennett, Joel Jan 72, 22 Allen, lain Baldwin, John F. Nov 74, 26-30 Mar 72, 17-8 Jun 75, 5-8 Oct 63, 6, 18 Benzonelli, Bonnie May 72, 20-1 Allen, Robert Paul Ballis, George Sep 64, 10 Sep 72, 12-4, 33 Oct 55, 75-7 Jan 57, 27-9 Berland, Oscar Oct 72, 9, 26-7, 30, 20 Allen, Vicki May 57, 10-1 Dec 62, 68-82 Feb 73, 22-3 Bk rev: Aug 68, 10 May 58, 8-10 Bernays, Philip S. May 73, 16, 24 Alley, Merle Banks, Victor Feb 76, 30-1 Oct 73, 37 Mt notes: Nov 76, 42-3 Bernstein,Elizabeth Dec 56, 91-2 Bowen, Joseph L. Barbash, Maurice Bk rev: Sep 76, 28 Aug 75, 13-7 Nov 58, 76 Nov 66, 16 Berry, Phillip S. Bowerman, Mary L. Oct 59, 70 Barnard, Jean S. Oct 61, 44-51 Andersen, Stephen 0. Bk revs: Mar 50, 10-11 Dec 64, 65-6 Dec 52, 103-4 Bk rev: Nov 75, 39-40 Barnard, John R. Jun 69, 2 Nov 58. 85-6 Anderson, Clinton P. Jan 50, 12-3, 13-4 Jul 69, 2 Bowker, Lee H. Mar 61 ,7 Jul 50, 4 Sep 69, 22-3 Mar 68, 22 Dec 64, 37-42 Feb 51, 22 Jan 70, 2 Boyd, Alan S. Anderson, Henry W. Sep 51, 3 Apr 70, 2 Sep 67, 4 May 62, 17 Apr 51, 3 May 70, 2 Bradburn, Anderson, Neil Donald M. Jan 52, 3-4 Aug 70, 2 Mar 76, 37-9 Nov 56, 10 Feb 52, 4-5 Sep 70, 2 Bradford, Robert B. Anderson, Phyllis E. Feb 53, 4-5 Oct 70, 19-20 Sep 64, 5 Oct 56, 10 Apr 53, 6-8 Nov 70, 2 Bradley, Charles C. May 53, 5 Jan 71, 2, 3 Dec 52, 59-67

-1- Bradley, David Brower, DavidR. (cont.) Brower, DavidR. (cont.) Byalin, Joan Bk rev: Nov 67, 28 May 56, 6 Bkrev: Sep 62, 16 Bradley, Harold C. Oct 74, 22-3 Jun 56, 5-6, 7 Mt note: Dec 52, 90-1,94Byrne, J. J. Jan 51, 10-6 Dec 56,1-10, 72-84 Brower,Kenneth Feb 51, 2 Sep 51, 6 Jan 57, 3-5 Jun 67, 2 Caen, Herb May 51, 14-8 Feb 57, 4, 15-7 Oct 67, 3-7 Sep 60, 12 Jun 52, 7-12 Apr 57, 6 Bkrev: Nov 62, 16 Cahalane, Victor H. Mar 53, 3 Jun 57, 1-12, 13-6, Brower, Zara Jan 55, 2 Bk rev: Dec 56, 102 54-5, 56-7 Jun 51, 7-9 Cahill, J. Lloyd Jan 58, 25 Sep 57, 4 Brown, Cecil Mar 71, 18-22 Apr 58, 14 Jan 58, 2, 10, 11-3, Jul 66, 6-7 Cain, Stanley A. Nov 58, 28 14-5, 28-9 Brown,Chester Apr 60, 19 Jan 59, 2 Apr 58, 5-6, 7-8 Aug 67, 14-8 Feb 59, 3 Jan 68, 7-8 Jun 58, 3-4 Brown, Doris Calderwood, Richard E. Apr 59, 7 Oct 58, 3-10 Dec 57, 2 Nov 59, 14 Mt note: Nov 58, 78 Nov 58, between 4 and 5 Mar 58, 2 Calhoun, Alex Oct 64, 2, 7 Jan 59, 12, 16 May 58, 2 Dec 62, 60-7 Jan 65, 13 Feb 59, 10-5 Oct 58, 2 Jul 66, 15-7 Bk rev: Apr 61, 10 Apr 59, 3, 7, 12-3 Feb 59, 2 Bk revs: Bradley, Richard C. May 59, 3, 12-4 Apr 59, 2 Dec 64, 73-8 Oct 68, 23-4 Nov59, 2, 5, 7, 13 Brown,Edmund G. May 70, 21 Bradley, Ruth Dec 59, 9 May 62, 11 Jul 71, 3 Calkin, Brant Jan60, 3-4, 7-9, 15, 19 Mar 64, 15 Sep 76, 21-6 Bradley, Stephen J. Mar 60, 2, 19 Brown,Harrison Dec 52, 1-8 Callahan, Margaret B. Apr 60, 2, 14, 20 Jan 55, 23 Mar 61, 8-9 Bradley, Thomas Jun 60, 14-5, 17 Mar 60, 1 Callison, Charles H. Apr 72, 21, 28 Sep 60, 7 Brown, Joseph E. Brady, Terry T. Jun 60, 8-9 Oct 60, 1 Feb 73, 5-9, 21 Calvin, Jack Nov 63, 8-9, 12 Nov 60,24-5 Brown,Russell Brandon, William Sep 69, 4-7 Dec 60, between28 and Apr 70, 8-11 Campion, Carney Sep 72, 5-10, 37 29 Brown, William Brandt, Steven C. May 64, 9 Mar 61, 2 Aug70, 14-7 Dec 71, 8-10 Cannon, Julie May 61, 2 Bryant, H. C. May 69, 9 Apr 73, 22-4 Jun 61, 2 Dec 51, 3 Braun, Bob Jun 69, 6-7 Oct 61, 19-20 Bryant,Pamela Aug 69, 8-12 Mar 53, 3-5 Dec 61, 2 Apr 71, 20-1 Mar 70, 8-11 Braun, Edwin L. Jan 62, 20,17 Buchheister,Carl W. Nov 50, 6 Jun 70, 9-11 Feb 62, 3 Jun 66, 20 Oct 73, 14-6, 40-1 Mar 67, 19-20 Mar 62, 2-3, 15 Buchinger, Maria Apr 74, 5-8, 24 Jun 67, 19-21 May 62, 2 Oct 67, 8 ,13-7 Cannon, Larry Breckenfeld, Vivian G. Jun 62, 7, 13, 15 Buck, Art Bk revs: Bk rev: Nov 68, 22 Sep 62, 2, 3, 8-10,10, Sep 76, 35-7 Carl, Ann Jun 57, 70-1 13, 14, 19 Buck, John T. Jan 64, 6-8, 15 Feb 59, 18 Oct 62, 6-7 Jul 76, 28 Carlin, Alan Mar 59, 18 Dec 62, 37-41 Buckley, John L. Aug 69, 4-7 May 59, 15 Jan 63, 6-7, 16 Dec 56, 54 Carmalt, Charles R. Brewer,Robert A. Feb 63, 2 Buder, Nancy Bk rev: Jun 50, 134 Feb 76, 29 Apr 63, 1, 2 Nov 74, 13-5 Carpenter, Frederic I. Broadbent, Sylvia Jun 63, 9, 12 Nov 75, 25-8, 30-1 Bk rev: Nov 58, 88-9 Apr 74, 9-11 Sep 63, 4-5, 12 Bunnelle, Hasse Carr, James K. Brock, Mary Jane Oct 63, 5-6, 18 Jan 64, 12 Sep 63, 14 Mar 76, 13-4 Dec 63, 52-68 Burden,W. Douglas Carr, Penny Bronson, William Jan 64, 18 Feb 61, 1 May 65, 18 Apr 72, 20 Feb 64, 18 May 61, 1 Carrol l , Lewis Brooks, Paul Mar 64, 1, 2, 13, 17 Burk, Dale Mar 60, 3 Dec 60, 69 May 64, 2, 8, 9 Nov 70, 12-5 Carson, Rachel Dec 65, 6-9, 32 Jun Henry Pelham 64, 2, 20 Burn, Oct 67, 19 Jun 67, 28 Sep 64, 2-3, 8 May 75, 25-8 Jul 72, 4 Apr 68, 17-9 Nov 64, 2 Burten, Phillip Jan 70, 16-7 Carter, Everett Dec 64, 2, 9-12, 69, 79 Aug 67, 14-8 May 61, 2 Brower, Anne H. Jan65, 12 Aug 68, 16 Bk rev: May 51, 163 Carver, John A., Jr. Feb 65, 2, 27 Butcher, Devereux Jan 62, 13 Brower, David R. May 65, 24 Apr 74, 20-3 Apr 50, 3-6 Castagnetto, Stephen Jun 65, 19, 21, 24 Butcher,Russell D. Jun 74, 17-23 May 50, 3, 8-9 Oct 65, 2, 19 Mar 61, 10 Carter, Willa Jun 50, 109-12 Dec 65, 14-5, 30-2, 69, Nov 61, 6-7 May 56, 14 May 51, 137 78 Jan 62, 8-9 Caudill, Harry Jun 51, 3-4 Feb 66, 36 Mar 63, 19 Jun 52, 6 Dec 65, 84 Sep 66, 4, 22 Sep 63, 7 Ceiiarius, Richard A. Dec 52, 84-5 Feb 67, 2, 8 Oct 63, 15 Jan 71, 30 Apr 53, 3-4 Jul 67, 4 Jan 64, 3 May 53, 11, 14 Mar 72, 2 Oct 67, 20, 66-8, 85-8 Sep 64, 4-5, 8-10 Chamberlain, Mary Acelia Sep 53, 3-5 96, 110 Jan 65, 6-7 Bk revs: Mar 54, 25-30 Jul 68, 13 Oct 65, 18 Dec 52, 105-6 May 54, 3-4 Feb 69, 3 Bk revs: Jun 54, 102 Jun 54, 1-10, 13-4 Mar 69, 4, 14 Sep 62, 16 Chapman, Oscar L. Apr 55, 28-9 Bk revs: Sep 65, 16-7 Nov 50, 5 May 55, 3 May 51, 160-3 Butler, Founta Dec 51, 8-9 Jan 56, 3-4 Oct 53, 92 Oct 59, 29-36 Oct 53, 65 Feb 56, 5 Oct 58, 7

-2- Charde,Newell Clusen, Charles Cousteau,Jacques Davisson, Richard Kimball, Jr. Jun 60, 13 Apr 76, 15 Jun 76, 25-7 Bk rev: Jun 68, 20 Cheatham,Julian N. Clyde, Norman Cowan, Gerard C. Dawson, Muir Nov 64, 15 Mt note: Jun 61, 127-9 Sep 68, 24 Chipp, Bk revs: Herschel B. Coan, Eugene V. Cowan,Ian McTaggert Oct 55, 85-6 Feb 68, 38 Mar 71, 12-6 Apr 60, 19 Dec 56, 99 Chirich, Nancy Jan 72, 12-4 Cowles, Raymond B. Day, George W. Mar 76, 10-2, 33 Jul 73, 17-8 Apr 60, 19 May 65, 18 Chouinard, Yvon Nov 73, 17-8 Jan 60, 1 Deevey, Edward S. May 72, 16, 29-30 Sep 74, 25-6 Cowlin, R. W. Oct 61, 1-18 Christy, Cicely M. Nov 74, 17-8 Sep 61, 10 De May 50, 10 Fremery, Helen C. Jun 75, 21-2 Cox, Peter W. Bkrev: Jun 50, 139-40 Oct 50, 6-7 May 76, 41-3 May 70, 8-9, 20 Sep 55, 3 De Nike, L. Douglas Bk rev: Jun 70, 12 Cox, Susana Nov 75, 9-13 Nov 55, 8 Cochran, Bruce Bk rev: Mar 65, 23 Dennis, John V. Jan 57, 17 Cartoons: Crafts, Edward Feb 75, 31-4 Oct 57, 2, 7 Feb 76, 28 Aug 67, 14-8 Nov 59, 2 Denny, Glen Apr 76, 18 Crall, Henry Mt note: Dec 62, 107-8, Jun 60, 3 May 76, 28 May 62, 13 112 Sep 60, 14-5 Codis, Roberta Cranston, Charles K. DeSaussure, Ray Oct 62, 13 Dec 57, 8-9 Oct 64, 3 Oct 55, 29-33 Mar 64, 3-5 May 58, 7 Bk revs: Crawford, Bob Jan 59, 14 Dec 58, 3-4 Bk rev: Jul 69, 14 May 51, 168-9 Bk rev: Sep 67, 26-7 May 59, 2 Crenshaw, Elizabeth DeTurk, Charles A. Dec 52, 106 Coen, Clara Mar 64, 17 Sep 60, 3 Oct 53, 82-3 Dec 68, 13 Crouch, Lee Sep 64, 5, 8 Jun 54, 102-3, 106 Cohelan, Jeffery May 56, 12 Deutsch, Alex Dec 56, 104 Aug 67, 7-8 Crouse, Betty Mar 64, 16 Jun 57, 72 Aug 68, 16 Sep 60, 15 Nov 58, 81-2 DeVoto, Bernard Cohen, David Crowe, Harold E. Jan 56, 4 Dec 59, 10 Nov 76, 39-40 Jan 53, 3-4 Dewitt, John B. Clark, Benedict C. Cohen, Nathan W. Culley, Thurlow S., Jr. Feb 58, 5 Mar 68, 22 Jul 76, 33-4, 36-7 Nov 66, 16 Dickey, Randal F., Jr. Clark, Joan D. Colby, Ruth Curl, A. Laurence Bk revs: Jan 56, 12 Bk rev: Jun 57, 74-5 Bk rev: Dec 52, 104-5 May 56, 3-4 Oct 55, 90-1 Colby,William E. Curry, Robert R. Dec 56, 104-5 Dill, William A. May 51, 140-2 Oct 74, 28 Apr 51, 11 Clark, Lewis F. Feb 52, 3 Curtis, Gordon Di Paolo, Louis Jan 51, 3 Dec 52, 84-5 Bk revs: Jan 60, 17 May 51, 6-13 Mar 54, 9 Sep 68, 22 Dixon, Albert Jan 56, 7 Sep 58, 12 Nov 68, 22 Bk rev: Jan 63, 18 Nov 60, 12 Dec 60, 81-4 Cushman, Bonnie Nov 61, 3 Dixon, Bill Dec 62, 23-8 Bk rev: May 51, 168 Mt note: Nov 58, 71-2 Jul 66, 18-9 Dec 64, 33-6 Cutter, Robert K. Doctor, Feb 70, 22 Ronald Dec 65, 69-78 Sep 52, 15 May 76, 4-6, 44-6 Feb 74, 17 Dec 67, 6-11 Jun 54, 11-2 Feb 75, 10 Doe, Mimi Cole, John N. Czamanske, Gerald K. Jun 62, 6 Feb 76, 30 May 70, 8-9, 20 Mt notes: Bd Directors rpts : Doerr, Claudia Coling, George Dec 60, 89 Jan 68, 12-3 Jun 53, 5-7 Nov 75, 29 Oct 61, 59-60 Dec 53, 6-7 Dohrmann, Robert L. Collins, Barbara J. Daddario, EmilioQ Bk rev: Oct 53, 81 Mar 54, 5-6 Mar 66, 23 Sep 69, 14-7 May 54, 13-5 Dolder, Edward F. Collins, George L. Dahi, Ingolf Sep 64, 8-9 Dec 54, 11-3 Oct 53, 13-26 Mar 64, 16 Dole, Alfred R. Jun 55, 4-6 Condliffe, John B. Dahlsten, Donald L. Dec 55, 12-3 Bk rev: May 51, 164-5 Jun 65, 6-9 Bk revs: Dole, Stuart R. Feb 56, 6 Condon, Ralph May 65, 19-20 Nov 63, 14-5 Jun 56, 10-1 Dec 68, 13 Jun 70, 13 Dominy, Floyd E. Feb 57, 11-4 Conning, Keith R. Daley, Harry L. May 65, 12-7 Sep 57, 7 May 58, 4 Dec 62, 94-5 Oct 67, 86-7 Nov 57, 3, 6 Connolly, Leslie Dame, Barry, Jr. Oct 67, 99, 100 Feb 58, 12-3 May 74 10-1, 30-1 Mar 68, 22 Dooley, Nancy Sep 58, 10-1 Conrad, haul F' Dana, Marshall N. Feb 72, 16-8 Feb 59, 18 Cartoon: Aug 68, 13 Jun 57, 85 Doro, Edward Mar 59, 3, 18 Conrey, Maryline Daniels, Kenneth Bk revs: Sep 59, 6 Oct 64, 10 Bk revs : Cldrk, Nathan C. Sep 68, 21 Constable, John D. Dec 68, 14 Feb 57, 20-2 Oct 68, 24 Apr 71, 4-9 Jan 69, 22 Aug 69, 15 May 61, 9 Cook, Oscar A. Darcy, Tom Clement, Roland C. Dorsey, John M. Mt note: Jun 50, 123-5 Cartoon: Jun 76, 28 Mar 68, 5 Mt note: Jun 57, 64-5 Cooke, William Bridge Darling, Frank Fraser Dort, Wakefield, Jr. Clifford,James B. Jun 57, 38-44 Apr 60, 19 Jul 68, 5-8 May 62, 17 Dec 64, 67-9 Mar 65, 16-8 Oct 64, 12-3 Douglas, William 0. Dec 65, 55-7 Davenport, Martin W. Oct 65, 14-5 Jan 60, 19 Coombs, Don Nov 75, 42-3 Dec 61, 4-10 Sep 66, 18-9 Jul 72, 35-9 Davidson, Jack P. May 62, 1 Clinch, Nicholas Cottam, Clarence Mt note: Dec 63, 105-7 Feb 64, 1 Feb 75, 21 Mar 60, 19 Davis, Wayne Cline, Al Jun 64,18 (cont.) Jan 63, 4-5, 14-5 Feb 71, 4-7 Apr 70, 12-5 May 64, 6

-3- Douglas, William0. (cont.)Edwards, J. Gordon Engle, Clair Evenden, Fred G. Dec 65, 10-1, 88 Bk rev: Nov 60, 11 May 58, 11 Jul 66, 24 Jun 67, 13, 28 Egan, Ferol Engle, Howard E., Jr. Everson, William Jul 67, 3 Jun 66, 5 Nov 66, 16 Jul 70, 12-5 Oct 67, 45 Bk revs: Engs, Bill Fabrizius, Peter Jan-A 71, 2 May 65, 19 Jun 63, 13 Jun 54, 48-56 May 76, 8 Sep 65, 16 May 71, 14 Fadeley, Nancie Drake, Harold Oct 65, 15 Entwistle, Robert May 74, 12-4, 30 May 65, 18 Nov 65, 21 Nov 73, 9-12, 32 Jul 76, 9-10 Drake, William Mar 66, 20, 22 Erb, Arkel Fager, Don Oct 57, 6 Jul 66, 20-1, 21-2 Mtnote:Dec 63, 109 Apr 59, 7 Bk rev: Jan 61, 18 Nov 67, 28-9 Ericksen,Mary Ann Fahrenholz, Kaethe J. Drury, Newton B. Feb 68, 36-7 Feb 75, 19 Jun 56, 9 May 51, 149-50 May 68, 21-2 Jun 75, 26-7 Farquhar, Francis P. Jun 55, 7 Aug 68, 11 Nov 75, 21 Jun 50, 20-7, 28 Jan 56, 13 Oct 68, 23 Apr 76, 13-5 Oct 53, 43-50 Apr 60, 13 Egan, William Allen Jul 76, 14-5 Dec 65, 89-95 Duddleson, William May 61, 7 Nov 76, 41, 44 Jan 68, 8-9 Jul 73, 14-6, 28-9 Eggert, Charles Ernst, Emil F. Sep 69, 20 Duffy, Jean Nov 58, 44-52 Oct 61, 21-32 Jun 72, 8-14 Jan 62, 14 Oct 64, 4-7 Erwin, Tom Bk revs: Mar 63, 14 Egler, Frank E. Dec 69, 22 Dec 52, 100-1, 107 Dunlap, David C. Jan 65, 12 Etter, Alfred G. Jun 54, 99-101 Apr 59, 3-4 Ehrlich, Paul R. Sep 63, 3 Oct 55, 91-2 Nov 60, 13 Oct 68, 11-4 Dec 63, 46-51 Nov 58, 88, 90 Dunmire, William W. Eiseley, Loren May 64, 3-5 Sep 59, 2 May 51, 82-7 Dec 64, 3-8 Sep 65, 9-10 Farquhar, Marjory B. Mt notes: Dec 65, 19, 23, 29, Evans, Brock Bk rev: Jun 57, 67-8 May 51, 151-4 50, 58-60 Apr 68, 7-16 Farr, Fred S. Dec 52, 88-90 Jun 67, 2 Jun 68, 17-8 Nov 64, 8-9 Oct 53, 72-3 Oct 67, 23 Sep 68, 7-11 Faulconer, Philip Bk revs: Eissler, Frederick May 69, 10-5 Dec 55, 9 Oct 53, 90-2 Feb 57, 22-3 Mar 71, 17 Fedkiw, John Oct 55, 87-9 Jan 58, 7-8 Jun 71, 24-7 Jun 62, 5 Nov 58, 82, 86-7 Feb 58, 10 Jul 71, 29 Ferry, W. H. Dunn, John Jan 59, 5 Oct 71, 26 Sep 68, 23 Mar 76, 16-8 Jun 61, 5 Jan 72, 19-20 Fertig, Fred du Pont, Pete Jan 62, 10-1 Feb 72, 21-2 Aug 70, 4-7 Jul 72, 13-8 Jun 62, 10-2 Mar 72, 10-3, 19 Bk revs: Duryea, John S. Jan 63, 9 Apr 72, 19-20 Jan 68, 28-9 Jun 54, 45-7 Sep 63, 10-2 Dec 72, 20-1 Jul 68, 10 Dusheck, George Nov 63, 16 Mar 73, 22 Dec 69, 21 Jan 57, 14-6 Mar 64, 10-2 Oct 75, 22-3 Feuerer, William Apr 59, 10-1 Apr 65, 20 Apr 76, 6-8 Mt note: Nov 58, 79 Dutton, Clarence E. Jan 66, 10-1 Jun 76, 44 Fiddler, Richard Dec 65, 33, 35 Jun 66, 16-7 Oct 76, 53-6 Feb 76, 4-7 Dyer, Pauline Jul 66, 22-3 Nov 76, 40 Finch, Caroline T. Jan 57, 25-6 Jan 68, 26 "WashingtonReport" Oct 55, 21-3 Dyer, Polly Feb 69, 6-7 Apr 73, 17 Firey, J. C. Jan 53, 5 Mar 69, 8-9 May 73, 17 Mt note: Jun 50, 120-1 Jan 55, 7 Ela, Jonathan P. Jun 73, 19 Fish, Byron Jan 56, 22 Oct 71, 25-6 Jul 73, 19 Jan 61, 2 Jan 59, 6, 7 Dec 71, 20-1 Sep 73, 17 Fisher, Hugo Jan 61, 10-1 Feb 72, 21 Oct 73, 32-3 Sep 65, 3-5 Dyhrenfurth, Norman Apr 72, 18-9 Nov 73, 18-9 Fisher, R. Frederic Mar 70, 4-7 Jun 72, 26-7 Feb 74, 13 Jan 71, 24-9 Earle, Mabel Jul 72, 26-7 Mar 74, 20 Fiske, John Apr 61, 10 Dec 72, 21 Apr 74, 15 Mt note: Oct 59, 73 Easton, Ethel Olney Jan 73, 29-30 May 74, 17-8 Fitschen, Joe Dec 69, 12-5 Mar 73, 20-1 Jun 74, 27-9 Jun 66, 15 Eaton, Charles B. Jun 73, 23 Jul 74, 26-7 Mt note: Oct 61, 60 Jan 64, 16 Nov 73, 22-3 Sep 74, 27 Flannery, John Eaton, Daniel Apr 74, 13-4 Oct 74, 23, 26 May 68, 12, 21 Dec 69, 16-9 May 74, 24-8, 30 Nov 74, 19 Fiateboe, Connie Eaton, James Oct 74, 11-3, 39 Feb 75, 13 Mar 70, 14-5 Nov 70, 17-9 Apr 75, 22, 30 Mar 75, 12-3 Fletcher, Colin Eaton, Michael R. May 75, 21-3 Apr 75, 19-20 Bk rev: Mar 66, 20 Sep 76, 33-4 Elder, Madeline May 75, 13-4 Flint, Philip Eber, Ronald Bk rev: May 59, 15 Jun 75, 22-3 Apr 61, 9 Mar 71, 8-9 Ellis, Dorothy Aug 75, 22 Florey, Peter Apr 72, 20 Nov 59, 6 Nov 75, 19 Jun 67, 29 Eddy, William Ellis, Gene Feb 76, 19-20 Fontaine, Joseph Bk rev: Nov 65, 21 Jun 66, 12-3 Mar 76, 22-3 Mar 76, 21-2 Edey, Marion Ellis, Grover Apr 76, 16-7 Foote, Don Charles Mar 75, 5-6, 24 Apr 76, 41-6 May 76, 26 May 61, 8-9, 13, 15-6 Edginton, Jane Nov 76, 39 Jun 76, 21 Foote, Jerry Jul 71, 29 Emerson, Richard M. Jul 76, 12-3 Jan58, 17 Edginton, John Jun 54, 27-33 Sep 76, 16-7 Forbes, Mrs. Robert Jan 74, 60-2 Dec 60, 1-23 Nov 76, 30 Nov 67, 30 Bk rev: Nov 68, 22 Dec 63, 5-38 Evans, Dave Bk rev: Dec 56, 108 Jun 62, 3, 17 -4- Fork, David Gill, Kent (cont.) Grahame, Arthur Gunsky,Fred (cont.) Nov 50, 6 Jan 75, 2 May 61, 5 May 61, 19 Forrester, Maurice J., Jr. Feb 75, 15, 25 Gran, Art Jun 61, 15 Nov 74, 5-8 Jun 75, 23 Jun 63, 9 Sep 61,15 Bk rev: Apr 76, 30-1 Oct 75, 20 Grant, Bruce Dec 61, 15 Fox, Rosemary J. Apr 76, 12 Apr 54, 10 Jan 62, 19 Nov 76, 28 May 76, 40 Apr 55, 32 Feb 62, 23 Frank, Bernard Gillette, Elizabeth Bkrev:Dec 56, 96 Mar 62, 15 Oct 51, 6-7 Oct 75, 15, 58-9, 61 Grant, Ulysses S., III May 62, 19 Dec 61, 14 Gillette, Robert May 52, 14-24 Jun 62, 19 Bk rev: Nov 58, 83-4 Sep 70, 14-7 Graves, Aubrey Sep 62, 19 Franks, Alvin Ellis Apr 72, 12-4, 29-30 Sep 61, 6-9, 12 Oct 62, 15 Oct 67, 100 Gilliam, Harold Graves, C. Edward Nov 62, 19 Frederick, Stephenie Sep 58, 4-9 Apr 54, 12 Jan 63, 19 Jan 76, 62-6 Sep 59, 3 Jan 57, 2 Apr 63, 15 Freeman, Orville L. Sep 61, 3, 13 Jan 58, 13-4 Jun 63, 15 Jan 63, 10 Sep 62, 1, 20 Graves, John Sep 63,19 Sep 63, 14 Oct 62, 3, 13 Sep 71, 7-12 Oct 63, 19 Feb 66, 3 Jan 64, 2-3 Gray, Jerry Nov 63, 19 Jul 67, 8 Apr 65, 24 Mt note: Dec 62, 111-2 Jan 64, 19 Freeman, Peter Dec 65, 79-80 Graysmith,Robert Mar 64,19 Oct 55, 77-8 Jan 68, 12 Cartoon: Jun 76, 29 Sep 64, 19 French, John Gilligan, James P. Green, Lewis C. Oct 64, 15 Oct 75, 4-8, 56 Jan 58, 27 Mar 76, 36 Guthrie, A. B., Jr. Feb 76, 29 Jan 67, 31 Greenburg, William Apr 67, 5-6 Frenkel, Robert E. Gilloon, Virginia Mar 73, 10-4 Hackamack, R. W. Nov 56, 10-1 Feb 70, 16-8 Feb 75, 22-5 Nov 60, 9 Dec 57, 10 Gimbrett, Iris Feb 76, 41-6 Hackamack, Robert Mt note: Oct 53, 73-5 Sep 68, 23 Gregg, John Nov 76, 7-8, 16 Friedman, Martin Glasgow, Leslie Jan 66, 12-3 Hagenstein, W. D. Sep 60, 15 Feb 71, 8-11 Bk rev: Jul 66, 20 Apr 60, 2 Fritz,Emmanuel Goethe, C. M. Griffin, Frank L., Jr. Hakim, Christie Jun 64, 15 Jan 53, 2 Sep 65, 19 Oct 76, 60 Frohlich, Howard Mar 60, 19 Griffin, Martin Hale, Adrian L. Nov 57, 6 Jan 61, 19 Oct 70, 4-9 Apr 63, 14 Frost, Tom Gold, Jack Grob, Werner Hall, Donald John Mt note: Dec 63, 99-101 Cartoon: Jun 76, 30 Jun 50, 91-6, 101 Dec 65, 24 Fruge, August Golden, Robert V. Gruening, Ernest Hall, E. Raymond Jun 54, 15-26 Feb 61, 3 Nov 63, 16-7 Jun 62, 8 Frye, Alfred H. Feb 62, 5 Gudde, Erwin G. Hall, George M. Mar 61, 10 Mar 62, 7 May 51, 19-28 Jan 69, 20 Fuller, Carlton P. Feb 64, 2 Gudmundsen, Vance Apr 69, 5-7 Jun 63, 9 Mar 66, 7 Apr 54, 15 Halle, Louis J.,Jr. Futrell, William Sep 66, 10 Bkrev:Dec 56, 96-7 Feb 56,15 Jan 71, 12-3 Apr 67, 15 Guidotti, Ron May 62,4-5 Feb 71, 8-11 Oct 67, 113-20 May 71, 12-3 Halloran, Donal W. May 73, 18 Bk revs: Gunsky, Fred Jan 65, 13 Jul 74, 14-6 Jun 62, 18 May 52, 26-7 Halpern, David Oct 74, 27-8 Jan 65,11 May 53, 3-4 Nov 75, 4-7 Nov 74, 22, 38 Jul 66,22 May 55, 15 Hamilton, Lawrence S. Oct 75, 21 Jan 68,27 Jan 56, 15-7 Apr 76, 9-11 Gabrielson, Ira N. Apr 69,15 May 56, 11-2 Hamilton, Prudence H. Mar 60, 16 Goldman, Rosalie Jan 57, 5 Feb 68, 37-8 Mar 61, 6-7, 11 Nov 61, 4-6 Jan 59, 14 Hamilton, Warren May 66, 16 Goldsworthy, Patrick D. Sep 63, 8-9 Oct 55, 77-8 Galbraith, John Kenneth Jun 50, 80-90 Sep 66, 5, 22 Hamilton, William Dec 60, 59 Jan 57, 25-6 Sep 67, 22 Cartoon: Jul 73, 15 Garrison, Lemuel A. Nov 63, 2, 18 Nov 67, 24 Hammack, David Mar 68, 20 Jun 67, 7-13 Sep 70, 8-11 Mtnote: Oct 53, 67-8 Gatter, George S. Nov 74, 18-9 Bk rev: Jun 54, 103 Hannon, Bruce Apr 65, 22 Goodman, Alan "Mountain Talk" Aug 69, 8-12 Gattis, Murrah Mar 76, 25 Oct 57, 7 Hardin, Garrett Bk rev: Jun 67, 31-2 Goodman, Jack Nov 57, 7 Mar 71, 2 Gellatly, Peter Jan 59, 11-2 Dec 57, 15 Bk revs: Feb 68, 37 Goodman, Kim Alan Feb 58, 15 Jun 69, 15 Gendlin, Frances Sep 76, 20 Mar 58, 31 Oct 75, 41-3 Jun 75, 25 Goodrich,Donald Apr 58, 15 Harding, Jim Feb 76, 4 Mt notes: May 58, 15 May 76, 4-6, 44-6 Apr 76, 32-3 Jun 57, 60-1 Jun 58, 7 Harding, Ralph L., Jr. Jun 76, 13, 52 Oct 59, 74 Sep 58, 15 Apr 76, 32 Jul 76, 11-2 Gorin, Roy Oct 58, 15 Harding, Warren J. Sep 76, 21-6 Mt note: Nov 58, 72-3 Dec 58, 15 Mt notes: Gianella, Vincent P. Gosselin, A. J. Feb 59, 19 Jun 57, 59-60 Oct 59, 54-63 Sep 64, 10 Mar 59, 19 Nov 58, 77 Giegling, John A. Gould, Leslie H. Apr 59, 15 Oct 59, 76 Bkrev: Mar 68, 20 Jan 57, 16 May 59, 15 Hardwick, Russ Gill, Kent Graham, John D. Sep 59, 7 Apr 60, 14 Oct 73, 34 Jun 58, 5 Nov 59, 15 Harper, J. C. Jun 74, 28 Graham, Thomas Feb 60, 19 Oct 55, 72-5 Nov 74, 25 Mar 75, 25-7, 31

-5- Harper, John L. Heald, Weldon F. (cont.) Hildebrand,Milton (cont.)Hubbs,Carl L. Jan 64, 16-7 Bk revs: Bkrev:Dec 52, 105 Jun 62, 17 Harr, George B. Dec 52, 98-9 Hillis, Julia Huber, Don Mt notes: Oct 53, 86 Oct 71, 9-11 Nov 56, 4 Jun 50, 122-3 Dec 56, 97-8, 99-100 Hindes, Margaret G. Huber, Jeanne May 51, 156-9 Hearst, Peter J. Jan 58, 19 Jun 72, 15-6, 25 Jun 54, 86-7 Apr 65, 16-7 Hines, Sara N. Mar 74, 19 Nov 58, 80 Hechler, Ken Jul 76, 7-8 Huber, Walter L. Harrington,Larry R. Oct 76, 20 Hittell, Theodore H. Jun 54, 80-1 Dec 64, 82 Hedgecock, Roger Oct 70, 19-22 Hudoba,Michael Harris,David W. Mar 71, 8-9 Hobe, Carl Dec 53, 7 Feb 73, 28-9 Heffernan,Patrick Sep 60, 15 Huestis, Charles B. Feb 74, 18-9 Apr 75, 25-9 Hoessly, Urs Jul 69, 10-1 Harris, Don Heimbucher,Clifford V. Jan 60, 19 Feb 70, 20-1 Sep 69, 8-9, 21 Jun 54, 61-70 Hoffman, John D. Feb 71, 19-21 Harris, Sidney Dec 59, 8-9 May 76, 8 Apr 72, 19 Cartoons: Nov 60, 14-5 Hoffman, Ted E. Feb 73, 28-9 Jun 75,20 Helfrich, Prince E. Nov 76, 29 Hull, Richard M. Oct 75,17 Jan 61, 17 Hogan, William Nov 66, 16 Nov 75,26 Heller, Alfred Bk revs: Humphrey, Hubert H. Feb 76,17, 28 Sep 76, 11-3 Nov 60, 11 Apr 58, 9-10 Mar 76,19 Bkrev:Sep 67, 25-6 Oct 62, 13 Hunt, Kenneth W. Apr 76,16 Henderson, Bill Holbrook, Robert E. Jun 68, 22 May 76,28 Mt notes: Sep 68, 24 Hutcherson,Carola Jul 76,14 Jun 50, 126-7 Holdren, John Oct 63, 15 Harrison,Arthur E. Oct 53, 70 Sep 71, 24-7 Hutchinson, J. S. Jun 50,113-6 Herrero, Stephen May 76, 4-6, 44-6 Jun 50, 1-8 May 51,78-81 Apr 72, 23-6 Holifield, Chet Hyde, Philip Jun 54,60+11 photos Hess, Hamilton Sep 65, 18 May 51, photos between Jan 55,6 Nov 76, 9-12 Holliday, J. S. 28 and 29 Bk rev:Sep 61, 14 Hessey, Charles D., Jr. Oct 72, 10-3 Dec 52, photos between Harrison,Gordon Oct 67, 40-5 Hollings, Ernest F. 28 and 29 Oct 69,18-9 Hession, Jack Jun 74, 5-7, 38 Dec 56, photos between Hart, John Jan 72, 21-2 Hollister, Sidney J. P. 4 and 5, 28 and 29 Mar 72, 4-7 Feb 72, 5-8 Sep 63, 15 Dec 56, 11-8 Hartesveldt, R. J. Apr 72, 18 Bk revs: Jun 57, photos between Apr 71, 10-1 Jul 72, 28, 30 Oct 64, 14 12 and 13 Jan-A 72, 20-1 Oct 72, 18-9 Jul 66, 21 Nov 58, 30-1, photos Hartesveldt, Richard Jan 73, 18-9 Jun 67, 33-4 between 52 and 53 Dec 63, 39-45 Apr 73, 16, 31 Nov 67, 27 Dec60,photos between Hartman, Daniel S. Feb 74, .17, 31 Holser, William T. 28 and 29 Mar 72, 20-2 Jul 74, 29-30 Bk rev: Apr 68, 20 Oct 61, photos between Hartzog, George Nov 74, 23-4, 38-9 Hood, Leslie 4 and 5 Aug 67, 14-8 May 75, 11 May 72, 5-11 Dec 62, photos, 29-36 Harvey, H. T. Aug 75, 23-4 Hopkins, Gerard Manley Dec 63, photos, 53-68 Apr 71, 10-1 Feb 76, 20-1 Sep 63, 1 Jun 64, 2, 19 Jan-A 72, 20-1 Jun 76, 20 Hoppe, Arthur Jun 65, photos, 12-3 Harvey, Karen Jul 76, 32 Jan 65, 2 Dec 65, photos, 61-7 Feb 70, 4-7 Hickel, Walter J. Sep 66, 3 Nov 66, 16 Hatch, Don Mar 69, 10-3 Nov 76, 13-5 Jan 68, 31 Feb 68, 24 Hicks, Laney Hopson, Cliff Oct 68, 6-10 Hauck, Dan Oct 71, 27 Mtnote:Oct 53, 68 Oct69,photos, 14-7 Jun 76, 43 Dec 71, 19-20 Horchler, Walter S. Oct 71, 20-1 Hauck, Fred Jun 72, 21, 29-30 Apr 61, 4-5 Ichelson, David L. Jun 76, 43 Oct 72, 19-20 Hornbein,Thomas F. Mar 66, 23 Haverfield,Linda M. B. Feb 73, 22 Dec 65, 3-5 Ilfeld, Fred Oct 76, 57-9 May 73, 21 Horton, J. S. Jan 64, 16 Hawkes, Jacquetta Feb 74, 16 Sep 66, 23 Illick, Joseph E. May 54,15 Jun 74, 31 Houghton,John G. Feb 68, 38 Dec 55, 15 Jul 74, 4-9, 16 Oct 64, 10 Nov 70, 8-11 Hawksley, Oscar Nov 74, 24 Houston,Richard C. Iltis, Hugh H. Jan 61, 4-6 Apr 75, 20-1 Sep 55, 8 Oct 67, 34-9 Apr 63, 4-5 Oct 75, 23-4 Oct 55, 1-9 Ingelfinger, S. S. Hayes,Dennis Mar 76, 24-5 Apr 58, 4 Cartoon: Oct 68, 25 May 76, 29-31 Bkrev:Jul 76, 25-6 Bk revs: Ingram,Jeffery Hayler, R. A. Higbee, Edward Dec 52, 102 Apr 66, 8-9 Jan 61, 14 Jul 67, 4 Oct 53, 85 Oct 67,110-2,121-2 Heald, WeldonF. Higman, Sue Nov 56, 15 Innes, Kenneth Sep 51, 3-4 Jun 60, 15 Nov 58, 86, 87-8 Bk rev: Apr 69, 14 Dec 53,16 Hildebrand,Alexander Aug 69, 15 Interlandi, Frank Dec 54, 15 May 56 ,6 Howard, Walter E. Cartoon: Aug 68, 13 Jan 55, 23 Hildebrand,Joel H. May 58, 12-3 Irvin, Richard K. Oct 55,24-8 Feb 51, 20-1 Howell, John Thomas Jun 55, 6 Dec 56,46-53 Mar 53, 4 Jun 54, 78-80 Oct 55, 34-9 Apr 60, 14 Hildebrand,Milton Bkrev:May 51, 170 Mt notes: Sep 62, 18 Jul 50, 5-6 Howell, R. P. Oct 55, 80-1 Sep 64, 14 Jun 51, 3 Jul 69, 13 Dec 56, 88 Jun 67, 29 Jan 63, 3 Howell,Robert P. Dec 64, 80 SeD 67, 5-6 Jun 67, 29 Mar 65, 19 Jan 68, 30 -6- Irwin, Robert A., Johnson, Steven Kaufman, Al (cont.) Klausler, Alfred P. "Insider": Cartoons: Cartoons: Sep 68, 24 Sep 74, 31 Jan 73,28, 30-1 May 76, 35, 45 Knauth, Felix Oct 74, 34 Feb 73,15 Jul 76, 15 Mt notes: Nov 74, 16 Mar 73,15 Sep 76, 25 Jun 57, 62-3 Feb 75, 26 Apr 73,15 Kay, Ruth Oct 59, 69-70, 74 "Observer": May 73,10, 12, 15 Sep 61, 13 Knight, Howard May 75, 17 Jun 73,18 Kearney, Jean Sep 66, 23 Jun 75, 29 Jul 73,17, 25 Sep 56, 4 Knight, Max Oct 75, 45, 48 Sep 73,13, 15 Kearney, Lawrence Apr 65, 14-5 Nov 75, 46-7 Oct 73,15, 31 Jan 70, 12-5 Bk rev: Jun 54, 105-6 Feb 76, 31-3 Nov 73,17, 25 Keast,David N. Koch, Christopher Mar 76, 31-2 Jan 74,9 Nov 66, 16 May 57, 14-5 Apr 76, 38-9 Feb 74,11 Kehrlein, Oliver Koff, Richard M. May 76, 39-40 Mar 74,17 May 50, 6 Jul 71, 8-11, 28 Jun 76, 41-3 Apr 74,9-11, 13 Mar 54, 31 Komarek, E. V. Jul 76, 27-8 May 74,10-1, 15 Dec 54, 5-6 Mar 63, 3 Sep 76, 29 Jun 74,25 Bk revs: Koontz,James W., II Nov 76, 37-8 Jul 74,17-24 Jun 50, 134, 137 Mt note: Jun 54, 94 Jackson, Henry M. Sep 74,25, 36 Jun 54, 108 Korologos, Mike Feb 71, 23 Oct 74,16, 21 Kelly, Walt Jun 63, 14 Jackson, James Nov 74,17 Cartoon: Jan 72, 10-1 Kowalsky, James E. Mar 74, 15-6 Feb 75,11, 23 Kendall, Henry W. Jan 68, 22-5 Jackson, Kathleen Mar 75,11 Dec62, 96-104 Koziol, F. C. May 53, 14 Apr 75,13-7 Mt note: Oct 59, 71, 75 Jun 50, 98-100 May 56, 13 Nov 75,43 Kennedy, Bruce Krutch, Joseph Wood James,Harry C. Nov 76,13-5 Jan 72, 10-1 Jun 60, 1 Bk revs: Johnson, Warren A. Feb 73, 14, 24 Oct 63, 1 May 51, 169-70 Sep 66, 23 Kennedy, John F. Dec 63, 67 Oct 53, 84 Jun 74, 14-16, 38 Mar 61, 6 Dec 65, 49 Mar 62, 11 Johnston, Verna R. Jun 62, 2 Dec 65, 57 Jamieson, Allen Oct 62, 4-5 Jan 63, 11 Jan 68, 2

Jun 65, 20 Jun 63, 4-5, 12 Kester, Frank Feb 68, 1 Sep 68, 12-8 Jones, Charles Jun 66, 12-3 Kuchel, Thomas H. Jamison, Hal Oct 74, 15 Khemayodhin, Netr Apr 58, 8-9 May 76, 33-4 Nov 74, 11 Jan 60, 19 Mar 67, 5-6 Janzen, Daniel H. Jones, Clark H. Kidder, Arthur May 68, 6 Jun 57, 87-8 Jan 55, 16-7 Sep 60, 4-6 Kuhn, Marshall Jappinen, Rae Jan 56, 28 Ki l gore, Bruce M. Au 75, 34-7 Sep 65, 11-2 Jones, Fred L. Jun 60, 12 Kunosky,f Judy Jasperson, Robert W. Jun 50, 29-76 Sep 60, 2 Apr 75, 21 Jun 64, 9-12 Jul 50, 8 Mar 61, 10 Apr 76, 22 Jeffers,Robinson Jones,Holway R. May 61, 4 Jul 76, 28 Oct 61, between 4 and5 Dec 60, 32-3, 45-6 Jun 61, 8-9 Nov 76, 17-8 Dec 65, 58, 60 Dec 63, 69-79 Sep 61, 4-5 Kuralt, Charles Oct 67, 22 Sep 74, 28, 36 Dec 61, 2 Dec 65, 81-8 Jenny, Hans Oct 76, 10-5 Jan 62, 2 Lacrampe, Emile Apr 60, 8-9 Bk rev: Sep 61, 14 Feb 62, 2 May 50, 5 Jentsch, Mildred Bd directors mtgs: Oct 62, 2, 14 Lambert, Paul Bk rev: Jun 54, 107 Jan 60, 5 Nov 62, 4-5, 9, 10, 18 Apr 71, 16-9 Jessee, Tom Mar 60, 15 Jan 63, 10-1 Lammers, John Mar 62,4- 5, 10 Jun 60, 3 Mar 63, 2-3, 4 Jun 68, 13-6 Jett, Stehen C. Jan 61, 3, 19 Apr 63, 6-7, 12-3 Landenberger, Fred Jan 68, 31 Apr 61, 3 Feb 64, 15-7 Nov 62, 18 Johns, Al Jun 61, 3, 12-3 Bk revs: Landis, W. F. Cartoons: Jones, Randy Mar 63, 17 Sep 64, 9 Aug 75, 19-21 Feb 72, 22 Mar 65, 23 Lane, Lee Mar 76, 19 Jones, Robert A. Kimball, H. Stewart Nov 75, 48 Apr 76, 18, 21 Bk rev:Dec 68, 15 Jan 52, 6 Latz, Robert N. Judd, Neil M. May 55, 10 Mt note: Dec 60, 85-6 Johnson, A. Stephen Jun 71, 22-3 Sep 63, 6 May 61, 18 Laughlin, B. Johnson, Anita M. Jukes, Tom Jun 63, 3, 15 Sep 61, 12 Feb 57, 6-8 Feb 57, 23 Oct 63, 14 LeBarron, Russell K. Kaiser, Boynton S. Apr 65, 14-5 Dec 56, 84-6 Johnson, Arthur B. Mar 52, 16 Sep 67, 23 Lechler, Charles F. Mar 50, 7-9 Kamps, Bob Jan-A 72, 4 Feb 68, 38 Johnson, Carolyn Mt note: Dec 60, 86-7 Jan 74, 62 LeConte, Helen Mar 74, 11-4, 16 Apr 74, 25-30 Kane, Dan King, Henry Ray Bk rev: Jun 50, 140 May 70, 16-20 Nov 64, 14 LeConte, J. N. Johnson, Lyndon B. Kane, Marion King, Peter Jun 54, photos, between Jun 64, 3 May 70, 16-20 Oct 75, 17-9 12 and 13 Oct 64, 16 Mar 65,6-9 Kariel, Pat Kinmont, Vikki Leeper, Ed May 65, 7-10 Sep 74, 8-10, 32 Jan 76, 23-6 Nov 64, 14 Oct 65, 13 Karnes, Eric Kirk, Claude.R. Mar 65, 19 Mar 68, 24 Nov 76, 39 Jun 67, 4 Leggett, J. T. Johnson, Richard G. Kaufman, Al Kirk, Ruth Sep 52, 15-16 Cartoons: Bk rev: Nov 67, 27-8 Lehman, B. H. Bk rev: Jun 50, 138-9 Feb 76, 18, 39 Kittredge, Frank Alvah Oct 53, 35-9 Apr 76, 42 Dec 60, 33-45

-7- Lembeck, A. C. Lewallen, John (cont.) Lowenstein, Jerold M. Martin, Henry (cont.) Mt note: Dec 52, 90 May 76, 9-15 Jul 71, 22-3 Cartoons: Lemons, John Bk rev: Jun 76, 40-1 Lucas, P. H. C. Apr 76, 18 May 76, 21-2 Lewis, Barbara-Ann G. Mar 67, 10 May 76, 28, 34 Leonard, Doris Jun 75, 19-20, 30 Lucas, Tom Marts, Steve Jan 57, 23 Leydet, Francois Jun 74, 26-7 Photos: Leonard, Richard M. Sep 63, 2, 20 Luce, Charles Jan 70, 4-7 Mar 50, 3-7 Nov 64, 17 Aug 67, 14-8 Jul 70, 4-7 Jul 50, 7, 7-8 May 65, 1 Luten, Daniel B. Marx, Wesley May 51, 126-32, 137-40 Sep 65, 1 Sep 61, 2 Apr 70, 16-7, 21 Jun 51, 4-7 Bk revs: Dec 63, 80-93 Apr 71, 12-5 Sep 52, 8-9, 9-10 Nov 64, 16 Dec 64, 43-8 Sep 71, 20-3 Jan 55, 3-5 Mar 65, 21-2 Jun 72, 22-4 Maryatt, Elmer F., Jr. Jun 55, 3, 7 Feb 66, 34 Bk revs: Oct 60, 6 Nov 55, 5-6 Lidicker, W. Z., Jr. Jun 57, 73-4 Apr 61, 11 Jun 57, 83, 91-2 Bk rev: Jan 65, 10 Feb 66, 34 Masland, Frank E., Jr. Sep 57, 6 Lillard, Richard G. Lydon, Philip A. Jun 60,, 4-7, 17 Feb 58, 7 Bk rev: Dec 56, 102 Bkrev: Dec 56, 98-9 Mason,Herbert L. Dec 58, 10-3 Lilley, Barbara MacBride, James Apr 50, 8 Oct 63, 17, 20 Mt notes: Bkrev: May 51, 170 Oct 55, 40-4 Bk revs: Dec 56, 89 Macdonald, A. C. Dec 56, 86-7 May 51, 166-7 Jun 57, 65 Bkrev: Jun 67, 32-3 Mather, Stephen T. Dec 52, 99-100 Dec 60, 85 MacDonald, Allan Jan 56, 8 Oct 53, 89 Dec 63, 103, 109 Jun 61, 11 Mathes, Ruth Jun 54, 108 Lincoln, Alexander, Jr. Dec 62, 5-20 Mar 72, 5-10 Bd Directors mtgs: Jun 68, 20, 22 Mt note:Dec 62, 108, Mathews, Nancy Mar 50, 14-6 Lindbergh, Charles A. 109-11 Jul 68, 12 May 50, 11-5 Nov 67, 30 Bk revs: Matthes, Gerard H. Sep 50, 4-8 Lindley, Phyllis Oct 64, 14 Jun 50, 117-9 Dec 50, 5-9 Apr 55, 4 Jan 65, 10-1 Mattison, James A., Jr. Mar 51, 5-8 Mar 59, 18 Macdonald, K. W. Oct 70, 12-5 Jun 51, 10-4 Bk revs: Feb 68, 38 Mauk, Charlotte E. Oct 51, 9-13 Jun 57, 68-9, 75 Madden, Don Apr 50, 6-8 Feb 52, 5-10 Nov 58, 91 Cartoon: Jun 76, 31 May 50, 4-5 Apr 52, 4-5 Lindsay, Edward M. Madei, Stan Sep 50, 3-4 Sep 52, 4-7, 10-4 Jun 61, 4-5, 14 Bk rev: May 69, 21 Feb 51, 17-8 Nov 52, 5-8 Lindsay, Lewis Madonia, Gail Jun 53, 3-4 Mar 53, 5-8 May 75, 10 Feb 74, 4-5 Jan 56, 18 Leopold, A. Starker Linford, John A. Madsen, Olga May 58, 6 Oct 53, 51-7 May 52, 25 Jun 51, 14 Oct 58, 12-3 Jun 54, 34-8 Dec 54, 16 Mager, Russ Bk revs: Jun 57, 17-8, 33-7 Dec 55, 16 Dec 68, 13 Jun 54, 106 Apr 60, 19 Lippmann, Fritz A. Major, Jack Jun 57, 66 Bk revs: Dec 52, 9-16 Jun 54, 81-2 Nov 58, 90-1 Dec 52, 108 Nov 53, 8 Malinowski, James H. Bd Directors mtgs: Oct 53, 78-9 Mar 54, 3 Sep 63, 13 Oct 56, 10-1 Leopold, Aldo Mt note: Jun 54, 87-9 Malm, Ted Feb 57, 11-4 Oct 53, 34, 50, 57 Bk revs: Apr 67, 15-6 Feb 58, 12-3 Sep 53, 7 Dec 52, 101-2 Malmquist, Allen J. Feb 59, 18 Nov 53, 7 Oct 53, 82, 88-9 Mar 68, 6-11 Mauldin, Bill Mar 54, 31 Dec 56, 106-7 Manning, Harvey Cartoon: Aug 68, 13 Nov 55, 7 Litton, Martin Dec 65, 11-3 May, Richard H. Sep 56, 7 Oct 52, 3-8 Mansfield, Lewis P. Oct 55, 70-2 Nov 58, 31 Feb 69, 6-7 Nov 60, 3 Mayerle, Joan Jun 60, 19 Livermore, Norman B., Jr. Marshall, George Bk rev: Feb 68, 35-6 Apr 63, 3 Dec 64, 33-6 Jun 57, 78-92 Mayling, Jabez Dec 63, 46 London, Jack Nov 59, 10-1 May 75, 30-1 Dec 65, 2 Apr 69, 5 Jun 60, 13 Maytag, Fritz Oct 67, 97, 122 Long, Dick Mar 61, 3, 11 Oct 62, 12 Nov 76, 25 Mt notes: Mar 62, 13 McArdle, Richard E. Leopold, Luna B. Oct 59, 73-4 Mar 63, 14 Jun 57., 88-9 Nov 58, 32-40 Dec 60, 88, 89-90 Dec 63, 94-8 McBryde, Jack Apr 60, 19 Long, William E. Dec 64, 70-2 May 51, 148-9 Jun 65, 3-6 May 51, 36-45 Feb 67, 2-3, 8 McCarroli, Linda Oct 67, 39 Oct 55, 9-17 Jan 68, 13-4 Feb 68, 37 Leopold, Madelyn Mt notes: Marshall, Robert McClintock, Elizabeth Oct 65, 12 Dec 52, 87-8 May 56, 5 Dec 52, 102-3 Leovy, James Jun 54, 89-91 Oct 58, 14 Nov 58, 91 Sep 52, 16 Look, Tony Marshall, Robert R. Bk rev: Jun 61, 14 Le Pelly, Guernsey Nov 67, 24 Nov 63, 10-2 McCloskey, J. Michael Cartoon: Sep 68, 23 Mar 76, 36 May 64, 15 Nov 61, 2 Levick, G. Murray Losh, William J. Jan 66, 14 Dec 61, 3 Nov 58, 29 Sep 55, 4 Bk rev: Oct 64, 14 Jan 62, 7 Levine, David Jan 56, 8 Marston, 0. Oock May 62, 16 Jun 76, 20 Feb 57, 3 Bk rev: Apr 65, 19 Nov 62, 2 Levy, Don Loughman, Mike Martin, Henry Jan 63, 11, 20 Oct 53, 58-64 Mar 63, 18-9 Cartoons: Apr 63, 8-9 Lewallen, John Jan 68, 30 Feb 76, 22 Sep 63, 18 Mar 76, 41-4 Mt note: Nov 58, 77 Mar 76, 19 Oct 63, 7 (cont.)

-8- McCloskey, J. Michael (cont.) McHugh, Thomas J. Mish, J. W. Moss, LaurenceI. (cont.) May 64, 14-5 Oct 60, 6 Photos: Sep 70, 4-7 Feb 74, 20-3 Jun 64, 15 McIntyre, Shelley Mitchell, Donald Apr 74, 12, 31, 18 May 65, 3-6 Apr 72, 20 Jan-A 71, 13-4 Moss, Michael C. Jun 65, 18-9, 22 McKeown, Joe Feb 76, 20 May 76, 41-3 Oct 65, 7-8 Mt note:Dec 62,108-9Mitchell, John G. Mosteller, Mary Mar 66, 17-8 McLellan, Jack E. Jun 70, 4-7 Sep 62, 4-7 Sep 66, 20-2 Dec 69, 4-9 Jul 71, 29 Mostert, Noel Apr 67, 12-3 Aug 75, 6-8, 26-7 Sep 71, 2 Jun 76, 13-6 Oct 67, 46-7 McMillan, Eben May 72, 23 Moura eSilva, Jayme de Nov 67, 7-10 Dec 64, 13-6 Sep 72, 28 Mar 61, 10 Jan 68, 27 McMillan, Ian 1. Mocine, Ralph Mowrer, Edgar Ansel Mar 68, 16-9 Dec 64, 13-6 Sep 50, 8 Jan 57, 29 Jun 68, 18-9 McNeill, Louise Bk revs: Moynihan,Daniel P. Sep 68, 19-20 Dec 52, 52 Jun 50, 131-2 Sep 60, 13 Nov 68, 4-10 Mead, Richard M. May 51, 167-8 Mudd, Kostka Dec 68, 5 Sep 68, 24 Oct 53, 89-90 Dec 52, 53-8 May 69, 8 Mellem, Roger Moglewer, Sid Mueller, Robert F. Oct 69, 2 Jul 72, 27-8 Jun 74, 25-6 Sep 68, 23 Jun 70, 2 Melts, Harry Momaday, N. Scott Muir, John Jul 70, 2, 8-11 Oct 65, 18 Feb 70, 8-11 Dec 53, 15 Aug 70, 3 Melville, Herman Momyer,Joseph R. Feb 55, 7 Sep 70, 12 Jun 66, 1 Nov 50, 3 Jan 56, 27 Oct 70, 2, 21-30 Mendenhall, JohnD. Jan 55, 17-8 Jun 62, 1 Jan 71, 3, 30 Mt notes: Jan 56, 22, 24 May 64, 1 Feb 71, 2 Jun 50, 121-2 Moore, Hester Sep 64, 20 Jun 71, 2 Dec 56, 92 May 53, 2 Jan 65, 1 Oct 71, 9-11 Nov 58, 73, 74-5 Moore, Mary Feb 65, 1 Dec 71, 2 Jun 68, 22 Dec 63, 108-9 Mar 65, 1 Jan-A 72, 2 Mendenhall, Ruth Dyar Moore, Willis Henry Jan 67, 1 Feb 72, 2 Mt note: Jun 54, 83-6 Jun 76, 52-4 Oct 67, 21 May 72, 19 Menning, R. Kurt Moorehead, Ludwig K. Dec 67, 20 Jul 72, 24, 44 Apr 61, 8-9 Mar 63, 19 Dec 69, 14-5 Dec 72, 19 Merry, Wayne Moorman, James W. Aug 70, 12 Jun 73, 17-8 Mt note: Nov 58, 75 Jan 70, 9-11 Mulholland, James Sep 73, 18, 21 Meselson, Matthew S. Jan 72, 2 Jun 52, 14-5 Oct 73, 35 Apr 71, 4-9 Oct 74, 7-10, 39 Oct 54, 8 Nov 73, 21 Metcalf, Lee Moreau, Roger Dec 54, 8-9 Feb 74, 14 Jan 64, 4-5, 15 Mt note: Dec 56, 94-5 May 55, 8 May 74, 19, 23 Aug 67, 10-11 Morgan, Edward P. Dec 55, 10-1 Jul 74, 28, 39 Meyer, Frederick A. Jun 64, 13 Feb 56, 16 Aug 75, 21 Mar 52, 4-5 Feb 76, 39-40 Mumford, Lewis Sep 76, 16 Meyerowitz, Rainer F. Sep 76, 9-11 Jan 62, 13 McClung, Karen Harvey Jan 62, 4-7 Morgan, Gerald D. Dec 62, 42-8, 534 Nov 70, 17-9 Miles, John C. Feb 59, 3 Munoz, Arturo McClure, Joan Nov 76, 24-7 Morgan,James K. May 76, 41-3 May 76, 10-2 Mill, John Stuart May 72, 4-11 Munroe, Joe McComb, John A. Mar 75, 7 Morrison, Mike Photos: Oct 67, 113-20 Oct 71, 28 Millard, Margaret May 73, 11-4, 31 Murchie, Donald R. Dec 71, 20 Apr 50, 10-1 Morrison, Peter A. Mar 73, 25-8 Jan 72, 19 Miller, Alden H. Apr 76, 4-5, 19-21 Murie, Mardy Mar 72, 18 Dec 64, 13-6 Morriss, Donald J. Apr 63, 14 Jun 72, 20-1 Miller, Charles B. Jun 62, 5 Murie, Margaret E. Sep 72,32-3 May 57, 13 Morse, Wayne Bk rev: Jun 67, 30-1 Jan 73,20 Miller, Chuck Apr 58, 6-7 Murie, Olaus J. Feb 73,16, 30 Nov 62, 12-3 Morse, William B. Apr 52, 5-7 Apr 73,21, 30-1 Miller, GardnerB. Mar 64, 6-8, 17 Oct 53, 29-34 Jul 73,23-4 Sep 60, 15 Moshofsky, William J. Jan 58, 20-2 Mar 74,22-3 Miller, Hack Mar 70, 19-20 Murray, W. H. Jul 74,30 Mar 63, 13 Moss, Larry E. Oct 67, 33 Feb 75,18-9 Miller, Joaquin Oct 71, 27-8 Mustachi, Leila Jun 75,24-5 Jun 50, 13-9 Dec 71, 19 May 76, 11-4 Feb 76,21-2 Miller, Joellen Jan 72, 20-1 Myers, Norman May 76,24-6 Bk rev: Nov 75, 39-40 Mar 72, 17 Jun 75, 4, 9-12 Photos: Oct 67, 97-104 Miller, John J. B. May 72, 21, 27 Oct 75, 44-5 McConnell, Grant Dec 68, 13 Sep 72, 32 Nash, Hugh Dec 56, 24-31 Miller, Loye Jan 73, 19-20 Dec 65, 14-5, 37-51 Jan 57, 20-3 Dec 56, 32-45 Apr 73, 21 May 66, 5 Oct 59, 14-28 Miller, Susan E. Jul 73, 5-8, 37, 24 Jun 66, 6-7, 14 Jan 60, 19 Jul 69, 13 Oct 73, 43-6 Jul 66, 8-13 Oct 60, 2 Aug 69, 14 Apr 74, 19 Oct 67, 2, 69-76 Apr 66, 10-3 Milliken, Roger Moss, Laurence I. Aug 68, 2 McDade, James Jul 73, 25-8 Jun 65, 14-6 Jan 69, 12-3 May 57, 9 Mills, Wilbur Jan 66, 4-6 Photos: Oct 67, 77-84 McDermand, Charles Photos: Apr 70, 4-7 Oct 67, 89-94 Nash, Roderick Apr 55, 25 Milton, John Oct 71, 12-3 Nov 76, 7-8, 16 McGillicuddy, Bob Dec 65, 52-4 Oct 72, 16 Nash, Scudder Feb 56, 12-3 Oct 67, 8, 13-7 Jun 73, 20 May 54, 10 McHenry, Donald Edward Minish, Joseph G. Jul 73, 20, 38-9 Apr 56, 6 Mt note: Jun 50, 125-6 Jun 70, 3 Nov 73, 20, 21

-9- Neely, William L. Olney, Warren Pegues, Rodger W. Porter, Eliot (cont.) Sep 54, 7 Dec 69, 13-5 Bk rev: Jun 67, 30 Dec 65, 16, photos: Nelson, Anton Olson, Sigurd F. Pelly, Thomas M. 17-28 Nov 58, 57-60 Apr 58, 10-2 Mar 60, 4-5 Oct 67, 18-9, photos: Nelson, DeWitt Jul 67, 4 Jun 61, 12 21-5 Apr 60, 14 Oct 76, 21-2 Sep 62, 15 Porter, Russell W. Nelson, Gaylord Bk rev: Nov 64, 16 Pelto, Marigay Barron Bkrev:Nov 62, 16 Sep 65, 6-8 O'Neill, Dan Oct 59, 64-7 Pough, Richard H. Netboy, Anthony Cartoon: Jan 70, 8 Penfold, Joseph W. Sep 57, 8 Jan 55, 8 Onthank, Karl W. Dec 51, 7 Mar 60, 19 May 56, 7 Jan 56, 29 May 52, 10-3 Mar 63, 12 Feb 58, 8-9 Jan 58, 26-7 Jun 57, 84-5 Powell, Douglas R. Jan 65, 12-3 Jan 59, 6 Peniston, D. Hugh Dec 58, 7-9 Aug 75, 29-33 Orell, Bernard Dec 60, 25 Oct 61, 33-8, 41-3 Oct 75, 44 Dec 65, 85 Pennekamp, John D. Powell, John Wesley Bk rev: Oct 55, 89-90 Ortenburger, Leigh Oct 65, 4-6 Dec 65, 17 Neuzil,Dennis R. Jun 63, 8 Perkins, George G. Powell, Mark Jan 68, 16-21 Photos: Jan 68, 29 Mt notes: Newberry, Todd Oct 53, between 12 and Perlman, David Dec 56, 91-2 Mar 67, 7-9 13 Jan 55, 11-5 Jun 57, 57-8, 60, 61 Newhall, Nancy Oct 55,between 36 and Mar 55, 8 Nov 58, 75, 77, 78-80 Sep 60, 1 37 Jan 56, 5-8 Powys, Llewellyn Dec 64, 49-63 Mt notes: May 56, 5 Mar 56, 31 Apr 65, 1 Nov 58, 73-4 Jan 57, 11-2 Pratt, Alan Dec 67,between 32 and Oct 59, 72-3 Jan 58, 15-7 Cartoon: Apr 66, 12-3 .33 Osborn, Betty Sep 58, 3 Pratt, Chuck Sep 74, 11-4 Jun 67, 21 Jan 59, 3 Jan 66, 7 Nieland,Bonita J. Osborn, Fairfield Perry, Harold E. Mt notes: Apr 59, 6 Dec 65, 83 Dec 52, 17-20 Oct 59, 68-9, 74-5 Nixon, Richard M. Osborne,Richard A. Pesonen;David E. Dec 60, 87, 90 May 62, 11 Sep 63, 13 Jan 62, 15 Oct 61, 60 Nolan, Thomas B. Osburn,Ramona M. May 62, 6-9, 10, 12-3 Dec 64, 79 Sep 62, 13 Apr 65, 22 Jun 62, 9 Prentice,Virginia Norgaard, Dick Otten, Alan L. Apr 65, 9-11 Jun 69, 8-11 Photos: Oct 67, 77-84 Jul 66, 6 May 65, 18 Oct 71, 3 Northington, Charles W. Ottinger, Richard L. Bk revs: Pring, George W. Nov 65, 3-7 Apr 67, 3 Mar 62, 11 May 75, 12, 29 Noyes, Richard M. Overstreet, Les Jun 62, 18 Pruitt, William 0., Jr. Oct 68, 25 Mt notes: Pesonen, Everett A. May 61, 13-7 Nov 68, 11-2 Nov 58, 78 Dec 52, 96-7 Pryde, Philip R. Noyes, Winninette A. Oct 59, 69 Peterson, Bruce Feb 72, 9-11, 18 Bk rev: Jan 62, 18 Owings, Margaret Bk rev: Jun 70, 12 Radel, Joseph T. Oakes, John B. Jan 64, 9 Pfeiffer, Paul H. Sep 65, 18 Jun 60, 19, 16 Dec 65, 96 May 51, 29-35 Rahr, Guido R., Jr. Oct 60, 8 Owings, Nathaniel A. Pharis, Richard P. Jun 60, 13 Nov 60, 2-3 Sep 64, 10 Apr 72, 23-6 Rambach, Patricia Scharlin Dec 60, 67 Pamplin, R. B. Pichon, Gary L. Jul 72, 19-22 Oberteuffer, W. H. Feb 68, 3 Nov 66, 16 Sep 73, 22-3 Mar 60, 19 Panofsky, W. K. H. Jun 68, 22 Nov73,28-30, 39 O'Doherty, Michael Oct 65, 18 Pickett, J. E. May 74, 21-2 Apr 65, 23 Parsons,Harriet T. Sep 64, 9-10 Oct 74, 30 Ogburn, Charlton, Jr. Oct 54, 5 Pie], Gerard May 75, 11-3 Sep 60, 13 Jan 55, 24 Dec 65, 98 Nov 75, 23-4 Ogilvy, Stewart M. May 55, 12 Pitman, Richard Sep 76, 6-8 Jan 61, 8-9, 19 Jan 56, 12 Bk rev: Feb 59, 18 Ramsey, James Ohrenschall, John Mar 56, 3-4 Plato Sep 69, 18-9 Mt notes: Jan 57, 10 Apr 55, 31 Oct 69, 6-9, 10-3 Jun 54, 92-3 Apr 57, 2 Plowden, David Jan 70, 18-21 Jun 57, 61 Sep 57, 7 Jun 72, 2 Nov 70, 6 Nov 58, 74 Dec 57, 5 Jul 72, 42-3, 46 Jan 71, 30 Oliver, Donald W. Mt note: Dec 52, 86-7 Poland, Roscoe A. Apr 71, 2 Mar 74, 25 Bk revs: Sep 55, 7 Randa.l l , Betty Olmstead, Frederick Law,Jr. Jun 50, 130-1, 133-4, Jan 58, 18-9 Bk rev: Nov 58, 89 Apr 54, 8-9 136-7 Feb 59, 5 Randall, Marion Oct 58, 11 May 51, 171-2 Pollak, Richard Jan 74, 73-5 Dec 60, 65 Dec 52, 104, 108 Jan 71, 14-9 Rapoport, Roger Olmsted, Roger Oct 53, 85-7 Pollock, Robert Feb 72, 3-9 Apr 72, 23-6 Jun 57, 66-7 Jul 68, 12-3 Rausch, Robert Jul 72, 5-11 Apr 59, 15 Apr 70, 18-20 Apr 60, 19 Dec 72, 25-30 Parsons, Marion Randall Pope, Alexander Ray, Gregory Mar 73, 15-6 Dec 52, 68-74 Dec 65, 28 Feb 73, 25-7 Apr 73, 15-6 Feb 60, 2 Pope, Carl Raymond, Charles Jul 73, 9-13 Feb 63, 23 Jun 74, 12-3, 24 Mt note: Oct 59, 71, 72 Oct 73, 31-2 Bk rev: Jun 50, 130-1 Apr 75, 7-11, 30-1 Rearick, Dave Jun 74, 17-23 Paton, Alan Nov 75, 43, 48 Mt note: Dec 60, 86-7 Jul 74, 17-24 Nov 56, 15 Porter, Charles H. Rebuffat,Gaston Mar 75, 11, 12 Jul 76, 33 Mar 61, 10 Sep 65, 19 Apr 75, 5-6, 12, 30, Peattie, Donald Culross Porter, Eliot Record, Patricia S. 13-7 Nov 54, 7 Dec 63. 53-5 Aug 75, 22-3 Jan 56, 25 Mar 75, 23-4 (cont.) -10- Record,Patricia S. (cont.)Robinson,Ned (cont.) Rynin, Dave Jul 76, 13-4 Schmierer, Alan Jun 56, 11-2 Mtnote: Oct 76, 47 Dec 56, 88-9, Feb 75, 35 Nov 56, 12-3 91 Reed, Wally Schmitt, Dennis Dec 57, 6-7 Saddler, Henry Mt notes: Jan 71, 20-3 Robinson,NicholasA. Oct 56, 12-3 Nov 58, 76-7 Schmitz, Alfred Jun 76, 6-7 Safford, Alton L. Dec 63, 109-11 Jan 60, 19 Roch, Andre May 76, 34 Reilly, Donald May 51, 88-93 Schofield,Edmund A. Saliba, Louis Jun 76, 17-9 Cartoon: Aug 68, 13 Rodda,Albert S. Jun 76, 45-8 Schrader, Fred Reilly, P. T. Oct 62, 12 Sanders, Bill Sep 64, 13 Roethke,Theodore May 57, 8 Cartoon: Jun 76, 30 Schumacher, Genny Mar 65, 3-4 Dec 65, 12-3 Sanders, Norman Reimers, Norman Rogers, Elizabeth Feb 58, 3-4 Feb 73, 10-3 Apr 58, 3-4 Oct 56, 15 Jun 69, 5 Sanford, John Reinhardt, Richard Sep 69, 10-3 May 62, 4-5 Nov 74, 9 Mar 67, 17-9 Jun 73, 14 Dec 69, 10-1,20 Sargent, Francis Remley, David A. Apr 67, 7 May 70, 4-7 Mar 60, 16 Mar 69, 5-7 Romney, Miles Nov 67, 13-5 Sargent, Shirley Feb 68, 17-9 Rettie, Dwight F. Sep 60, 12 Jun 61, 6-7 Bkrev: Apr 63, 13 Sep 63, 13 Ronzio, Robert A. May 62, 3, 18 Reynolds, Helen Sep 63, 13 Schwarzschild, Bert Sawyer, Luella K. Jun 73, 18 Jan 58, 8 Roosevelt,FranklinDelano Apr 69, 13 Jan 59, 13 Schwenke, Karl Jan 61, 1 Bk revs: Reynolds,Mrs.Ralph A. Roosevelt, Theodore Jun 68, 10-2 Nov 67, 29 Schweitzer,Martin Jan 61, 19 Feb 57, 8 May 68, 22 Ribicoff,AbrahamA. Sep 63, 2 Photos: Mar 70, 12-3 Aug 68, 11 Scott, Dixie Apr 65, 12-3 Dec 63, 64 Oct 68, 24 Richardson, Boyce Jul 73, 30-2 Jun 64, 1 Dec 68, 14 Dec 72, 5-10 Scott, Douglas Dec 65, 33 Jan 69, 22 Righter, Robert Roper, Edwin Mar 74, 20-2 Saylor, John Sep 74, 30 Sep 70,'18 Mt note: Dec56, 92 Aug 67, 14-8 Ritter, Krehe Roper, Stephen Mar 75, 13-5 Sayre, Francis B., Jr. Nov 75, 22-3 Mt notes: Jun 63, 9 Jan 56, 31 Oct 59, 71-2,73, 75 Mt notes: Apr 76, 15 Schaefer, Paul Oct 76, 16-7 Dec 60, 91 Dec 56, 92 Mar 73, 5-8 Robbins, Royal Dec 60, 92 Scott, Me] Schagen, John P. Jun 64, 4-8, 14 Dec 57, 12 Dec 63, 111 Dec 53, 13 Dec 60, 47-55 Rosa, Nicholas Scoyen, E. T. Apr 54, 16 May 51, 145-6, 147-8 Jan 61, 19 Jun 73, 12 Dec 54, 13 Dec 52, 75-83 Jun 63, 8 Rose, Jim Jan 55, 15 Nov 67, 25 Sears, Paul B. Photos: Oct 67, 49-64 May 55, 5 Jan 57, 9 Mt notes: Rosenberg, William G. Jun 55, 4, 5 Oct 59, 37-43 Jun 57, 58-9 Feb 68, 37 Jan 56, 13 Seaton, Fred A. Dec 60, 87-8 Ross, K. F. Mar 56, 4 Jan 60, 6 Oct 61, 53-4, 55-9 Mt notes:Nov 58, 68-70 May 56, 9-10 Dec 62, 94, 106-7 Mar 60, 19 Roth, Barry Jan 57, 18-9 Sessions, George S. Dec 63, 101-2, 103-4 Jun 72, 5-7 Jan 59, 4 Dec 64, 80 Mt notes: Roth, Hal Bk rev: May 51, 165-6 Oct 55, 80, 81 Roberts, GilbertJ., Jr. Nov 62, 11 Schagen, Vivian Mt notes: Jun 57, 61-2 Rowell, Galen Jan 55, 22-3 Nov 58, 75-6 Dec 52, 94-5 Jan 73, 4-9 Feb 55, 2, 7 Oct 55, 79-80 Oct 59, 69 Oct 73, 5-8, 46-7 Apr 55, 2, 31 Dec 60, 88-9 Roberts, Keith Jan 74, 4-7, 66-9 May 55, 11 Aug 70, 9-11 Dec 62, 95, 105 Feb 74, 27-31 Jun 55, 2 Shands, William E. Sep 70, 13 Sep 74, 5-7, 36-7 Dec 55, 2, 15 Robertson, James Apr 72, 5-10 Oct 74, 17-20, 38-9 Jan 56, 14, 30-1 Shea, Liz May 76, 9-15 Feb 75, 4-10 Mar 56, 2 Robertson, Thomas A. May 56, 8 Jun 76, 8-12 Jun 56, 2 Nov 56, 8-9 Mar 75, 21-3 Ruby, Mike Oct 56, 2 Robinson, Shelberg, Wesley E. Bestor Jun 67, 29 Feb 57, 2 Sep 51, 4-5 Sep 60, 15 Rudden, Clifford J. Sep 57, 2 Sheppe, Walter Robinson, Edwin Arlington May 71, 5 Sep 60, 14 Jan 68, 30 Dec 63, 68 Rudy, Helen Jun 61, 7 Robinson,Elmo A. Sherrick, Michael P. Oct 50, 4-5 Dec 61, 11 Dec 56, 19-23 Jan 50,11 Rusk, Dean Bk revs: Nov 58, 19-23 Robinson,Gordon Apr 61, 3 Jun 50, 133 Mt note: Dec 56, 90-1 Apr 68,22 Russell, Carl P. Dec 52, 107 Sherwin, Raymond J. Jul 68,12 May 51, 72-74 Oct 53, 87-8 Sep 66, 15-8 May 69,16-8 Oct 55, 69-70 Jun 54, 103 Mar 67, 17-9 Feb 71,14-7 Nov 58, 24-27 Schallenberger, Moses Sep 67, 23-5 Dec 71,4-7 Nov 60, 4-6 May 51, 19-28 Feb 70, 19 Jan 73,10-4, 26-7 Nov 61, 7 Schanhaar, John R. May 71, 2 Mar 74,17-9 Mar 66, 23 Nov 65, 13 Jul 71, 2 Jun 74,8-11 Russell, Renny Sep 66, 11 Oct 71, 2 Sep 74, 26 Jan-A 70, 40 Schaupp, Willis C. Jun 72, 18-9 Nov 74, 27-30 Russell, Terry Jan 68, 29 Feb 73, 18 Apr 75, 18-9 Jan-A 70, 40 Schindler,George Apr 73, 18, 31 Oct 75, 22-3 Russell,WilliamL. Aug 70, 18-21 Shonle, John Robinson, Ned Jan 69, 7-10 Schipper, Lee Mt notes: Dec 55, 8-9 Nov 75, 15-6 Jun 57, 62 (cont.) -11- Shonle, John(cont.) Smith, Robert L. (cont.) Steele, Dwight C. Sw ,Ernest Mtnote:Dec 60, 90-1 Mt notes: ift Aug 69, 2 Jan 60,5 Sieker, John Dec 56, 93 Jun 50, 97-8 Steele, Robert H. Swift, Robert L. Dec 63, 107 May 73, 26-7, 31 Mar 53, 2 Apr 55, 27-8 Smith, Ronald E. Stegner, Wallace Photos: Oct 53,betw Sill, Marjorie May 62, 18 een Sep 66, 23 May 59, 4-11 36 and 37 Snow, Sir Charles P. 1 Feb 63, Mt note: Oct 55,80,82 Sill, Richard C. May 61, 7 Mar 50, 3-5 Dec 63, 67 Taber,Richard D. Snyder, Ted Dec 65, 36, 97 Jan 56,21-2 Nov 62, 13 Oct 76, 5-7 Oct 67, 99, 102, 104 Bkrev:Dec 56,105-6 Jan 63, 12 Snyder, Theodore A., Jr. Mar 66, 19 Dec 67, 12-3 Talbot,Lee Merriam Mar 75, 14 Stehr, Pat Jun 57,28-32 Nov 70, 17-9 Solomon, Gail Apr 68, 22 Tapley,Lance Simons, David Ralph Jan 73, 23-5 Steinbeck, John Jul71,18-21 Jan 58, 23-5 Sortor, Pauline Oct 59, 1-13 Apr 55, 31 Taylor,AngusE. Feb 76 ,32 Steinhacker,Charles Nov 58,53-6 Mar 60, 14 Soucie, Gary A. Feb 61, 2 Nov 65, 8-11 Taylor,Paul S. May 69, 23 Stephenson,Graham Feb 74, 7-10 Photos: Jun 57, between Jul 69, 4-7 Mt note: Dec 63, 103 Taylor, Ronald B. 12 and 13 South, Jerry G. Stephenson, Mary P. Jan 71,4-9 Simpson, John W. Jan-A 73, 2 Mar 76, 15 Oct 72, 5-8 Mar 71, 11 Jan 75, 25 Sterling, Eleanor Taylor, WalterP. Sindel, Glen E. Spaulding, James Aug 68, 5-8 Oct 55, 70-2 Feb 59,5 Dec 72, 11-5 May70,8-9, 20 Jun 65,20 Siri, William Apr 74, 5-9 Feb 76, 38 Teague,Donald Jan 53, 4 Jul 76, 4-6, 23-4 Stern, Nina Jan 56,2 Oct 53, 1-12 Sporn,Philip Jun 71, 18-21 Tejada-Flores,Lito Oct 54, 3-4 Oct 67, 90-1 Stiles, Alan R. Jul 74, 10-3 Oct 55, 47-60 Sprunt,Alexander, IV Jan 50, 4 Sep 65, 18-9 Tepfer, Gary Bkrev: Jun 54, 105 Jan 52, 6 May74, 29 Jul 67, 6-7 Spurr, Stephen H. Stillman, John Maxson Apr 76, 48 Aug 68, 14-5 Apr 66, 17-9 Nov 58, 5-18 Feb 69, 4-5 Tepfer, Sanford Squires, Donald F. Stirling,Eleanor Photos: Feb 74, 26 Oct 55, between Feb 72, 12-5 Jun 75, 32-7 Jan 75, 49 4 and 5 Stallings,Blanche Stoddard, Charles H. Feb 76, 24-5 Mt note: May 51, 155-6 Jun 50, 9-11 Jun 70, 14-7 Sisk, B. F. Thal-Larsen,Herman Bk revs: Storey, Michael Nov 51,4 Apr 65, 23 Jun 50, 132, 135 Jun 68, 5-9 Thal-Larsen, Margaret Sive, David Dec 52, 108 Straub, Bob Jun 54, 57-9 Feb 67, 2, 8 Oct 53, 79-80 Sep 75, 27 Thomas, Bill May 68, 18-20 Jun 54, 98-9 Strong, Dwight Skubitz, Joe Mtnote:Dec 63,104-5 Stanley, J. T. May 55, 13 Sep 73, 25-8 Thomas, Clyde Jan-A 72, 20-1 Stroup, Dorothy A. Nov 64, 10-3 Smith, Allen E. Stanley, John Jan 72, 16 May 75, 18-9 Apr 66, 6-7 Apr 71, 10-1 Sumner,Cid Ricketts Apr 76, 23-6 Thomas, Lynn R. Starr, Kevin Dec 65, 21-2 Bk revs: Oct 76, 18-22 Nov 76, 34-6 Sumner, David Apr 68, 20, 22 Smith, Anthony Wayne Stead, Frank M. Mar 74, 11-4, 16 Jan 63, 8 Jun 68, 20 Jul 68, 15 Apr 74, 25-30 Thompson, Edna Potkin Smith, Eric Stebbins, G. Ledyard Aug 75, 4-5 Jun 51, 15 Nov 54, 5-6 Bk rev: Mar 65, 22-3 Bk rev: Apr 76, 28-30 Thompson, Robert H. Smith, Fred Stebbins, Robert C. Sumner, Lowell Nov 55, 5 May 73, 8-9, 30-1 Jul 76, 33-4, 36-7 Jun 50, 109-112 Smith, Gene Thompson, William B. Steck, Allen P. May 51, 142-5 Feb 68, 37 Bk rev: Sep 68, 21, 22 Jun 50, 102-8 Dec 52, 29-51 Thoreau, Henry David Smith, Gordon S. May 51, 1-5 Oct 53, 13-26, 27-8 May 54, 15 Bkrev: Sep 68, 21-2 Apr 52, 3 Dec 56, 54-71 Smith, James Nov 60, 3 Dec 52, 9-16 Jun 57, 19-27 Mt note: Jun 57, 62 Apr 61, 1 May 53, 13 Photos: Oct 53, between Smith,James Noel Nov 62, 1 Nov 53, 8 20 and 21 Jan 63, 1 Apr 73, 25-8 Bk rev: Jun 54, 96-8 Dec 55, 5-6 Mar 63, 1 Smith, Joseph A. Nov 56, 5 Sumner, Phoebe Anne Cartoons: Sep 71, 6, 17, Dec 63, 66 Apr 59, 8-9 Jun 50, 77-79 Dec 65,26 20, 25 Jun 66, 15 Jan 56, 20 Smith, Katherine M. Oct 67, 7 Photos: Oct 55, Suran, Anita between Thrapp, Dan L. Bkrev:Dec 56, 101 4 and 5 Nov 60, 8-9 Feb 53, 3 Smith, L. Wheaton, Jr. Mt note: Dec 52, 91-4 Sutherland, Jim Mar 50, 12-4 Feb 55, 4-6 Bk revs: Mtnote:Nov 58, 70-1 Nov 56, 14 Smith, Lowell Oct 53, 83-5 Sutton, Loren E. Jan 59, 10 Apr 76, 23-6 Jun 57, 75-6 Smith, Pat Jan 61, 19 Mar 59, 2 Sep 59, 2 Swan,Lawrence W. "People You Know": Sep 71, 13 Mar 66, 20 Dec 52, 9-16 Oct 54, 2 Smith, Peter K. Steck, Mrs. Cyla Bk rev: Oct 53, 80-1 Dec 54, 2, 15 Bkrev:Apr 69, 14-5 Apr 65, 22 Swatek, Paul Mar 55, 2, 7 Smith, Robert Gray Steck, L. V. Jan 73, 16-7 May 55, 2, 15 (Graysmith) Nov 62, 18 Feb 74, 18-9 Nov 55, 2, 7 Cartoon: Nov 74, 25 Stedman, Alfred D. May 75, 18-9 Smith, Robert L. Feb 56, 2, 15 Apr 65, 4-8 Oct 75, 10-3 May 56, 2 (cont.) Mtnote:Jun 54, 91-2 Nov 75, 20 -12- Thrapp, Dan L. (cont.) Tupling, W. Lloyd(cont.)Viereck, Leslie A. Waters, Frank "People You Know": "WashingtonReport": May 61, 6-7, 13, 16 Dec 65, 18 Sep 56, 2 Sep 70, 23 Vincent, Barbara Waters, John E. Nov 56, 2 Oct 70, 31 Sep 67, 7-10 Sep 63, 13 Mar 57, 2 Nov 70, 23 Vinyard, Lucille Watkins, T. H. May 57, 2 Jan 71, 31 Nov 75, 46 Apr 69, 8-11 Nov 57, 2 Feb 71, 23 Voge, Hervey H. Jun 73, 9-15 Feb 58, 2 Mar 71, 23 May 51, 106-25 Oct 73, 9-13, 41 Apr 58, 2 Apr 71, 23 Jun 55, 8 Nov 73, 5-8 Sep 58, 2 May 71, 15 Bk revs: Mar 74, 25, 30-1 Dec 58, 2 Jun 71, 31 Jun 54, 101-2 Jul 74, 17-24 Bk revs: Jul 71, 31 Oct 55, 84-5 Sep 74, 15-6, 37-9 Oct 55, 91 Sep 71, 28 Dec 56, 106, 108 Oct 74, 35-7 Dec 55, 14 Oct 71, 29 Voge, Noel May 75, 4-8, 20, 28 Jun 56, 14 Dec 71, 23 Bk rev: May 51, 167 Jun 75, 31 Dec 56, 100-1, 102-3, 105 Jan 72, 23 Voigt, Melvin J. May 76, 16-9 Tieman, Charles H. Feb 72, 23 Oct 55, 18-20 Watkins, Tom Mar 63, 18 Mar 72, 23 Volz, McLeod Bk rev: Aug 68, 10 Tilden, Barbara Apr 72, 16-7 Sep 62, 4-7 Watson, Charles S., Jr. Bk rev: Jan 61, 18 May 72, 20-1 VonRabenau,Gabriele Sep 73, 5-9, 29-30 Tilles, David Jun 72, 20-1 Cartoon: Jul 74, 25 Watters, Jim Nov 66, 16 Jul 72, 27 Wagner, Annelore Bkrev: Feb 68, 35 Tilton, Neil K. Sep 72, 30-1 May 51, 46-8 Wayburn, Edgar Nov 66, 16 Oct 72, 18-9 Wagner, Harold S. Jan 56, 23-4 Toeppen, Mr. & Mrs. David R. Dec 72, 22-3 Jun 57, 83-4 Apr 56, 3-4 Sep 63, 6 Jan 73, 18-9 Wagner,Helen M. Oct 56, 5-9 Tolbert, Bert Feb 73, 17 May 57, 6-7 Jan 57, 6-9 Nov 56, 10 Mar 73, 17 Wait, James R. Mar 57, 6 Tone, Sylvia Turner, John Nov 76, 39 Sep 57, 3-4 Jul 66, 24 Oct 71, 15-9 Walcott, Francis Jan 59, 3-6, 10, 13 Townsend, Charles T. Turner, Tom Nov 70, 17-9 Jan 60, 12-3, 20 Bk revs: Jul 66, 24 Waldrop, Bob Jan 61, 12-3 Jun 50, 138 Bk rev: Oct 68, 23 May 71, 6-7 Nov 61, 8. May 51, 169 Twain, Mark Waley, Arthur Jan 62, 3, 12-3 Treichel, Georg Oct 67, 128-36 Oct 58, 12 Jun 62, 2 Feb 70, 2 Tybout, Dick Walker, Ardis M. May 64, 10-1 Trevelyan, G. M. Nov 75, 43 Dec 64, 8 Jan 65, 8-9 Apr 60, 19 Udall, Morris K. Walker, Eugene H. May 65, 3-6 Nov 60, 1 Jul 66, 4 Jul 68, 9-10 Oct 65, 10-1 Dec 65, 27 Oct 67, 105-9 Bk rev: Jan 69, 21-2 Mar 66, 18-9 Trost, Carl May 68, 12, 21 Wallace, Kevin Apr 66, 14-5, 19, 24 Feb 76, 29-30 Udall, Stewart L. Jan 57, 13 Jun 66, 8-9 Trost, Lucille Wood Mar 61, 4-5 Wallerstein, George Apr 67, 4 Bk rev: Jul 66, 22 Sep 62, 3 May 68, 13-6 Jun 67, 6 Truman, Harry S. Jan 63, 7, 10-1 Mt notes: Jul 67, 3 Oct 53, 65-6 Mar 63, 3, 19 Oct 55, 81-2 Aug 67, 5 Tunney, John Sep 63, 14 Oct 59, 70 Sep 67, 2 Sep 74, 33-6 Nov 63, 20 Oct 61, 52-3 Oct 67, 48, 65 Tupling, W. Lloyd Dec 65, 85 Dec 62, 95 Nov 67, 2 May 68, 17 Feb 66, 3 Dec 63, 108 Dec 67, 3-4 "Washington Report": May 66, 5 Wallerstein, Marcia Jan 68, 6, 9, 13 Jan 68, 14-5 Apr 67, 1 Jun 68, 22 Feb 68, 2, 3 Mar 68, 24 Jul 67, 5 Wallmeyer Mar 68, 2, 14-6 Apr 68, 24 Oct 67, 104 Cartoon: Sep 68, 22 Apr 68, 2, 22 Jun 68, 24 Dec 67, 6 Walters, A. B. May 68, 2 Jul 68, 16 Feb 68, 3 Jun 76, 43-4 Jun 68, 2 Aug 68, 16 Jul 68, 14 Wanless,Harold R. Jul 68, 2 Sep 68, 27 Uhte, Robert F. Bk rev: May 69, 22 Sep 68, 2 Oct 68, 24-6 May 51, 49-71 Ward, Walter Oct 68, 2 Nov 68, 24 Ullman, Al Sep 61, 5 Nov 68, 2 Dec 68, 15-6 May 76, 32-3 Ward, Wilfred Dec 68, 2, 12 Jan 69, 24 Ulph, Owen Jun 57, 69-70 Jan 69, 2, 11 Feb 69, 44 Apr 73, 10-2, 14, 28-9 Warner, Richard E. Feb 69, 2-3, 8, 42 Mar 69, 16 Ulrichs,Hermann F. Mar 60, 6-13 Mar 69, 2, 4 Apr 69, 15-6 Apr 56, 5, 7 Warren, Charles Apr 69, 2 May 69, 24 Vale, Tom Mar 75, 7-10, 24, 31 May 69, 2 Jun 69, 16 Bk revs: Wartenberg, Cheryl Sep 69, 2, 20 Jul 69, 16, 14 Mar 68, 20 Sep 68, 23 Mar 70, 2 Aug 69, 16 May 68, 23 Warth, John F. Jun 71, 10-3, 30 Sep 69, 24 Jan 69, 21 Apr 61, 2 Jun 73, 5-8, 16, 24-6 Oct 69, 3 Van Aken, Ray Apr 61, 6-7 Nov 73, 26-7 Dec 69, 23 Mt note: Oct 59, 68, 70 Sep 61, 10-1 Sep 74, 18-24 Jan 70, 23 Vandevere, Judson E. Wascher, Ramona Feb 75, 20-1 Feb 70, 23 Oct 70, 12-5 Nov 53, 4, 7 Jun 75, 28 Mar 70, 23 Varian, Dorothy Oct 54, 6-7 Oct 75, 53-5 Apr 70, 23 Bkrev: Jun 54, 101 Oct 57, 3 May 76, 7-8 May 70, 23 Verdi, Helen Washburn, Bradford Sep 76, 4-5 Jun 70, 23 Jan 55, 10 May 51, 94-105 Wayburn, Peggy Jul 70, 23 Vidovich, James Photos: Jun 50, between Nov 55, 3-4 Aug 70, 23 Sep 70, 9 28 and 29 Jan 56, 10-2 (cont.)

-13- Wayburn, Peggy (cont.) Wehrheim, John Wint, Juanita Alvarez Zimmerman, William, Jr. (cont.) Apr 56, 2, 3-4 Feb 70, 12-5 Feb 75, 11-2 "Your Washington Oct 56, 5-9 Weiler, Alfred E. Aug 75, 28 Office Report": Jan 57, 6-9 Mar 50, ll Nov 75, 41 Jun 64, 14 Sep 57, 3-4 Weiler, Gerald E. Bk rev: Feb 76, 26-7 Sep 64, 16-7 Jan 58, 3-6 Jun 68, 22 Wirt, Eliot Oct 64, 8-9 Jan 59, 10, 13 Weinstein, Neil Jan 68, 29-30 Nov 64, 20 Nov 59, 3-4 Jun 76, 44 Wirth, Conrad L. Jan 65, 16 Jan 60, 10-1, 12-3 Welch, Robin I. Jan 60, 2 Mar 65, 24 Jan 61, 12-3 Bk rev: Jan 51, 2 Jun 57, 89-90 Apr 65, 18-9 Oct 61, 39-40 Wells, Clyde Dec 60, 69 May 65, 11 Dec 61, 11 Cartoon: Jun 76, 29 Sep 63, 13 Jun 65, 23 Jan 62, 12-3 Wenkam, Robert Wirth, Robert Sep 65, 15, 20 Jan 63, 12 Jan 65, 3-4 Jul 69, 15 Oct 65, 13 Jan 65, 5, 7 Apr 67, 14 Wister, Owen Nov 65, 32 Oct 67, 48-65 Jan 68, 30 Dec 65, 20 Mar 66, 24 Oct 72, 2 May 69, 19 Wolfe, John N. Apr 66, 21 Jun 73, 5-8, 16, 24-6 Werner, Louise Top May 61, 5 Nov 66, 4, 13, 15 Sep 74, 17-8 Bk rev: Oct 55, 86 Wolfers, D. Zinke, Paul J. Mar 75, 28-31 Wessels,Glenn A. May 70, 10-5 Bk rev: Jun 57, 73 Oct 75, 53-5 May 62, 15 Wong, Shawn Oct 76, 43-5 Weyman, Walter E. Jun 70, 18-21 Bk revs: Aug 68, 9 Wood, Ginny Hill Jun 57, 72-3 Wheat, Maxwell C., Jr. Jun 54, 39-44 Nov 58, 82-3 Mar 66, 5-7 May 61, 4-5 Jul 68, 10-2 White, Lynn, Jr. Mar 65, 12-5 Wayburn, Edgar & Peggy Oct 67, 123-7 Wood, Harold "Bulletin Board": White, Mastin G. Mar 74, 4-8 May 56, 16 Nov 50, 4-5 Wood, Nancy Sep 56, 8 White, Stewart Edward Sep 71, 14-9 Oct 56, 16 Jun 56, 15 Wood, Raymund F. Nov 56, 16 Whitman, Walt Nov 58, 41-3 Feb 57, 24 Mar 55, 7 Wood, Robert S. Mar 57, 32 Jan 56, 31 Mar 71, 4-7 Apr 57, 8 Oct 64, 1 Woodcock, Leonard May 57, 16 Whitney, Peter D. Dec,71, 11-6 Sep 57, 8 Jan 61, 14 Wordsworth,William Oct 57, 8 Jun 61, 7 Nov 64, 1 Nov 57, 8 Bk revs: Wright, Cedric Dec 57, 16 Jan 61, 18 Oct 54, 7 Feb 58, 16 Mar 61, 11 Oct 55, 45-6. Mar 58, 32 Whitney, Stephen R. Jun 57, 50-3 Apr 58, 16 Sep 72, 34, 36 Feb 62, 1 May 58, 16 Feb 73, 15-6 Oct 62, 1 Jun 58, 8 Mar 73, 16, 31 Wright, H. E., Jr. Sep 58, 16 May 73, 5-7, 28-30 May 74, 24=8, 30 Oct 58, 16 Jul 73, 18, 39 Wynston, Leslie K. Dec 58, 16 Feb 74, 11-2 Oct 64, 10 Feb 59, 20 May 74, 15-6, 22-3 Yarborough, Ralph Mar 59, 20 Apr 75, 5-6, 12, 30 Apr 68, 4-5 Apr 59, 16 May 75, 9-10 Yenne May 59, 16 Oct 75, 10-3 Cartoons: Sep 59, 8 Willems, Raymond H. Mar 75, 20 Nov 59, 16 Sep 68, 22 Apr 75, 18 Dec 59, 12 Williams, Joanne W. Yoder, Robert L. Feb 60, 20, 18 Sep 66, 6-7 Bk rev: Jan 69, 21 Mar 60, 18 Williams, Kent Young, John V. Apr 60, 15, 14 Sep 70, 22 Apr 67, 10-1 Jun 60, 19 Williams, Larry Young, Louise B. Sep 60, 16 Mt note: Jun 54, 94-5 Sep 73, 11-4, 30 Oct 60, 8 Williams, Michael Oct 74, 21-2 Nov 60 16 Oct 67, 95-6 Young, Mrs. Toby A. Jan 61, 20 Wilson, Demetra C. Mar 68, 22 Feb 61, 20 Dec 59, 11 Zagorites, Jerry Mar 61, 12 Wilson, Don M. Jan 52, 5 Apr 61, 12 Jun 57, 45-9 Zahniser, Howard May 61, 20 Mt notes: Apr 51, 5-8 Jun 61, 16-5 Jun 57, 59, 63-4 Jan 56, 32 Sep 61, 16 Nov 58, 72 Jun 57, 90-1 Dec 61, 16 Wilson, Les Zalesky, Philip H. Mar 62, 16, 11 Mt note: Dec 63, 109 Oct 59, 29-36 May 62, 20 Wilts, Charles Zimmerman, William, Jr. Jun 62, 20 Jun 54, 71-7 "Your Washington Oct 62, 16 Mt note: Dec 56, 93 Office Report": Wazeka, Robert T. Wilts, Ellen Apr 63, 10-1 Oct 76, 48-52 Mt note: Dec 62, 95 Sep 63, 20 Weddle, Ferris Winchester, Ellen Nov 63, 13-4 Sep65, 13-5 Aug 75, 19-21 Mar 64, 12-3 Weeden, Robert B. Winegar, Cindy May 64, 12-3 Dec 69, 2 Sep 73, 10 -14- SUBJECTS

ADAMS, ANSEL ALASKA ALDRICH, ELMER C. Jun 61, 7 May 68, 5 --CONSERVATION ISSUES Oct 57, 5 Sep 63, 16,19 Oct 71,11,20-1 see also ALLAGASH RIVER, MAINE --EXHIBIT CONSERVATION ISSUES Mar 63, 19 Oct 63, 18 Nov 65,11,8-11 "REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Nov 63, 14 --PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKSHOP Apr 66, 21 REPORTS" ALPINE CLUB Apr 59, 5 --ENERGY RESOURCES Feb 58, 10 ADIRONDACK FOREST PRESERVE, N.Y. Nov 74, 23-4, 38-9 Jan 56, 9 ALPINE LAKES WILDERNESS, WASHINGTON --HIGHWAYS --PROPOSED Mar 66, il, 15-6 Apr 75, 24 Jun 71, il, 24-7 ADIRONDACK STATE PARK, N.Y. --NATIVE CLAIMS SETTLEMENT Feb 76, il, 4-7 Jun 72, 19,30 Mar 73, il, 4-8 Jan 72, 3 Mar 72, 16,18 Sep 76, 31 Sep 72, 37 Feb 72, 11,4-8 Apr 72, 18 ALPS ADMIRALTY ISLAND, ALASKA --NATURAL GAS PIPELINES --PERSONAL EXPERIENCES May 75, 11 --PROPOSED Jun 50, il, 102-8 AFOGNAK ISLAND, ALASKA Feb 73, 20-1 Jun 54, 48-56, 57-9 Nov 74, il, 26-30 Feb 76, il, 19-20 AGRICULTURE Nov 58, 53-6 see also AMCHITKA ISLAND, ALASKA Jun 75, 23 Apr.76, 36-7 NATURAL GAS PIPELINES-- AIR POLLUTION --NUCLEAR TESTS ALASKA, CANADA Apr 65, 18 May 71, 5 Jun 69, 4 Jun 74, 12-3, 24 --NORTH SLOPE--OIL Jul 69, 3 Jul 71, 30 May 71, 12 Nov 74, 12-5 May 69, 7 Jan 71, il,14-9 Oct 69, 4 Jan 72, 17 --AUTO EMISSION CONTROL Oct 69, 10-3 Sep 70, 3 AMERICAN ALPINE CLUB May 73,17-8 --NORTHEAST ARCTIC WILDERNESS --SUMMER CAMP Dec 72, 18 Mar 75,17-8 Oct 53, il, 13-26, 27-8 Apr 73,17-8 Apr 51, il, 10 Jun 75,28,38 --OIL AND GAS AMERICAN RIVER, NORTH FORK --AUTO EMISSION CONTROL Dec 69, 2 Jun 74,29-30 --PROPOSED DAM --CALIFORNIA --OIL AND GAS PIPELINES Apr 75, 23-4 May 70, il, 16-20 Apr 75, 24 AMERICAN WHITE WATER AFFILIATION --COAL --OIL PIPELINE Mar 75, 19-20 May 55, 4 Jun 69, 16 May72, 17 ANDERSON, CLINTON P. --LAWS AND REGULATIONS Sep 69, 20 Sep 72, 30-1 Sep 63, il, 17 Jun 70, 8-11 Sep 73,15-6 Oct 69, 10-3 Mar 73, 17 Dec 71, 17 Mar 67, 23 Oct 73,32-3,35 Apr 70, 22 Apr 73, 16-7,31 ANDES MOUNTAINS, PERU Mar 72, 14 May 74,18, 20 Jul 70, 2, 20 May 73, 19 Jun 72, 17 --ASCENTS Jun 74,39 Aug 70, 23 Jun 73, 19-20 Oct 53, il, 1-12 Dec 72, 18 Sep 74,27-8 Jan 71, ii, Jul 73, 19-20 Jan 73, 19-20 Oct 55, il, 34-9 Oct 74,10 14-9, 30 Sep 73, 17, 19 --OUTINGS May 73, 20 Nov 75,45 Feb 71, 18 Oct 74, 7-8 Jun 73, 20-1 Dec 58, il, 7-9 Jul 76,31 Mar 71, 10 Nov 74, 19 ANGERMEYER, FIDDI Jul 73, 20, 38-9, May 71, 4 Sep 76, 31 22, 39 Oct 67, 3-7 Jun 71, 14-7 ANSEL ADAMS (Book) --LAWS AND REGULATIONS Jan 72, il, 3-9 Sep 63, il, 19 --WYOMING --PERSONAL EXPERIENCES Apr 75, 20-1 ANTARCTICA Jan 71, 20-3 Jun 76, il, 17-9 --LOS ANGELES --PUBLIC LANDS --CAMPING Apr 73, 20 Feb 75, 22-5 Jan 72, 3 Jan 73, 18-9 Jul 68, il, 5-8 AIRCRAFT Feb 72, 11,4-8 Jun 73, 21-2 ANZA-BORREGO DESERT STATE PARK --NATIONAL PARKS Mar 72, 16, 18 Feb 74,14,17,31 Jan 69, 23 May 51, 146-50 Apr 72, 18 Jul 74, 29-30 APHIDS --NOISE Jul 72, ii, Sep 74,il,17-24 Oct 64, 10 Feb 75, 17-8, 35 28-30 Nov 74, 38 APOSTLE ISLANDS NATIONAL LAKESHORE, --SUPERSONIC Oct 72, 18-9 Feb 76, 20-1 WISCONSIN--PROPOSED Jan 70, 18-21 Jan 71, 11,31 --TIMBER Apr 69, 3-4 Apr 70, 23 Feb 71, 3 Feb 70, 3, 22 Feb 74, 13-4 ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES Jun 70, 3 Mar 71, 3 Jun 73, 21-2 Nov 74,11,26-30 --DESTRUCTION Jul 70, 23 Apr 71, 2 --WILDERNESS Aug 70, 2 Apr 74, 9-11 May 71, 6-7 Dec 56, il, Apr 69,11,5-7 ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE RANGE, Sep 70, 3 Oct 73, 34 54-71 Jan 72, 21-2 ALASKA Oct 70, 16 Jan 59, 10 Oct 76, 11,43-5 Apr 63,14 Apr 70, il, 4-7 see also --WILDLIFE ASCENT CONCORDE SST Dec 56, il, 54-71 see AIRPORTS Apr 69, il, 5-7 SIERRA CLUB MOUNTAINEERING Jun 76, 43 ALASKA, SOUTHEAST JOURNAL ALAMO MOUNTAIN,CALIFORNIA Sep 76, il, 4-5 Jun 60, 15 ASPEN, COLORADO --PULP PLANT --WATER SUPPLY ALASKA Apr 71, 3 Oct 51, 5 Sep 67, 2 --WILDERNESS ASPINALL, WAYNE Oct 70, il, 10-1 Sep 69, il, 4-7 Oct 72, 15 Jun 73, il, 5-8, 16, 24-6 Apr 70, 3 ASSATEAGUE ISLAND, MARYLAND- Photos: Sep 70, 12 VIRGINIA Jun 50, between 12 and 13 ALBRIGHT, HORACE M. Apr 65, 19 CONSERVATION ISSUES Dec 59, 2 Jun61, 7 ATHABASCA TAR SANDS Aug 75, 23-4 Sep 74, 8-10, 32

-15- ATLANTA, GEORGIA BIGHORN SHEEP BRYANT, HAROLD C. --PROPOSED AIRPORT --SIERRA NEVADA Apr 54, 12 Mar 76, 16-8 Jun 50, ii, 29-76 "BULLETIN BOARD" AUDUBON CAMP OF CALIFORNIA Oct 73, il, 4-8, 46-7 see under Apr 50, 9 BILLBOARD CONTROL CONSERVATION ISSUES AUSTIN, MARY HUNTER Jan 58, 8 Nov 70, il, 8-11 BUREAU OF... Nov 76, il, 34-6 Jan 59, 13 see AUSTRALIA BIOLOGISTS AND CONSERVATION U.S.BUREAU OF... --CONSERVATION Oct 67, 34-9 BURNING, CONTROLLED BRUSH Apr 75, 18-9 BIRDS Jan 58, 17 AUTOMOBILES May 59, 15 BURRO TRIPS Mar 64, 9 May 73, 15-6 --ARCTIC --PERSONAL EXPERIENCES Mar 73, 18, 30 Jun 73, 22, 26 Jun 57, 17-8 Oct 55, 18-23 --EMISSION CONTROL --BLACKBIRD CONTROL BUSINESS AND CONSERVATION see Mar 76, 34 see AIR POLLUTION--AUTO EMISSION --HAWAII CORPORATIONS AND CONSERVATION CONTROL Oct 62, il, 4-5 BUTANO FOREST, CALIFORNIA --SATIRE BITTERROOT NATIONAL FOREST Feb 51, 22 Jan 55, il, 19 Nov 76, il, 13-5 Nov 70, 23 Apr 51, 2 Sep 55, 5 AVALANCHES BLACK MESA, ARIZONA Jan 52, 3-4 Jan 56, il,10-2 Jun 50, 91-101 Jun 54, 81-2 --COAL MINING --SIERRA CLUB GROVE May 51, 88-93 Mar 58, 3 Aug 70, il, 14-7 Sep 51, 3 --ECHO LAKE, CALIFORNIA, 1950 BLAKE, ARTHUR H. BUTTON, JOHN May 51, il, 137-40 Feb 57, 4 Jun 57, 54-5 Jun 76, 42-3 --PERSONAL EXPERIENCE BODEGA BAY, CALIFORNIA BUTZ, EARL L. Oct 55, 62-8 --PROPOSED NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Feb 73, 17,.19 --RESCUE Apr 61, il, 9 Jun 63, il,11-2 CALAVERAS MEMORIAL SCENIC AREA Jan 62, il, 9 Jun 62, il, 9 Sep 63, 13 Jan 56, 12 --SOURCE LAKE, WASHINGTON, 1953 Nov 62, 14 Nov 64, 15 CALAVERAS SOUTH GROVE OF GIANT Dec 53, il, 10-2 Apr 63, 12 SEQUOIAS BACKPACKING BOHLIG, KEN Sep 51, 5 Apr 54, 5, 15 Mar 74, il, 25, 30-1 Sep 76, 30 Mar 52, 4-5 Nov 54, 8 BAJA CALIFORNIA BOHN, DAVID CALAVERAS STATE PARK Jan 68, 2 Mar 67, il, 24 --SUGAR PINE GROVE BALLANTINE BOOKS BOISE CASCADE CORPORATION May 53, 6 Sep 71, 13 Feb 73, 15-6 CALIFORNIA BALTIMORE, MARYLAND BORRELLI, PETER --BEACH ACCESS --FREEWAY Dec 69, 22 Mar 70, 21 Jun 72, 18-9 BOTTLES --COASTAL PROTECTION INITIATIVE BANFF NATIONAL PARK see May 72, 18 Dec72, --VILLAGE LAKE LOUISE BEVERAGE CONTAINERS Jul 72, 23 Feb73, Apr 72, 22-7 Jul 72, 25 BOUNDARY WATERS CANOE AREA, Sep 72, il,11, BEAR VALLEY CREEK, IDAHO MINNESOTA 37-8 --DREDGING Mar 65, 24 Oct 74, 29 --CONSERVATION ISSUES Oct 51, 4 May 65, 23 Oct 75, 47 Sep 63, 14 Sep 65, il,3-5 BEARS Nov 73, 22-3 Jun 76, 22 --ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING --NATIONAL PARKS May 74, il, Jul 76, 13-4 Dec 72, 25-30 Feb 74, 27-31 24-8, 30 Oct 76, il, 47 --GASOLINE TAXES BEARS, GRIZZLY BOY SCOUTS Sep 70, 12 Feb 74, 15 Oct 75, 47 --CONSERVATION EDUCATION Nov 70, 2 Jul 74, 27 BEARTOOTH PRIMITIVE AREA, MONTANA Sep 54, il, 8 Apr 55, 30 Mar 73, 18, 30 Feb 70, ii, 4-7 BRADLEY, HAROLD C. --LEGISLATIVE BIRDWATCHERS BENSTOCK, MARCY Feb 75, il, 20-1 Feb 73, 14, 24 May 76, 9-10 Feb 76, il, 30 --LIVING CONDITIONS AND PROSPECTS BERNAYS, PHILIP BRAMAN, J. D. Dec 62, 42-8, 53-9 Jul 76, ii, 27 Nov 70, 16 --NUCLEAR SAFEGUARDSINITIATIVE BEVERAGE CONTAINERS BRISTLECONE May74, 20-1 May 76, il, Apr 74, 12,31 Jun 74, 26-7 May 66, 2 Sep 74, il, 4-7, Jun 75, 27 4-6, 44-6 May 74, 12-4, Sep 74, 30 Sep 70, 11,4-7 36-7 Mar 76, 21-2 Jul 76, 14-5 30 Jul 76, 9-10 BRITTISH COLUMBIA Apr 76, 13-5 "BEYOND THE TRAILS" (Film) --WILDERNESS --OPEN SPACE AMENDMENT Jan 50, 16 Jun 58,2 Jun 64, 15 Sep 66, il,8-9 Nov 66, 15 BIG BASIN REDWOODS STATE PARK BRONSON, WILLIAM --PLACE NAMES Apr 61,il,8-9 Jun 63, 11 Sep 76, 29 Jan 50, 10, 11 Sep 61, il, 5 May 68, 5 BROOKS, PAUL --REGIONAL PARKS May 62, 13 Sep 68, 11,12-8 Jun 66, 2 Jun 71, ii, 18-21 BIG CYPRESS SWAMP, FLORIDA BROWER, DAVID R. --TIDELANDS Jan 72, 22 Feb 72, 22 Jan 53, 3-4 Jun 66, 4 Mar 72, 15 BIG THICKET, TEXAS Dec 54, 10 Jun 67, 5 CALIFORNIA COASTAL ACT May 68, il, 7-11 Dec 55, 4 Nov 68, 3 Nov 75, 46 Sep 76, 30 BIG THICKET NATIONAL PARK Jan 56, 6 Jan 69, 5, 23 CALIFORNIA CONDORS --PROPOSED Nov 56, 12 Mar 69, 4, 14 May 53, 6 Oct 64, 9 Jun 70, 22 Nov 59, 13 May 69, 3 Mar 64, 10-2 Dec 64, 13-6 BIG WALNUT VALLEY, INDIANA Nov 64, 15 CALIFORNIA CONSERVATION COUNCIL --PROPOSED DAM BROWER, ROSS J. --AWARDS Mar 69, il, 5-7 Apr 60, 15 Nov 5.6, 13 Dec 57, 5 BIGHORN SHEEP BROWN, MRS. LOUISE CALIFORNIA CONSERVATION EDUCATION Jul 50,8 May 72, il, 4-11 Apr 70, i1, 12-5 OFFICE Nov 53, 6-7

-16- CALIFORNIA CONSERVATION WEEK CAMPING CHAPARRAL LAND CLEARANCE Feb50,3 Jan 52, 5 --RESERVATION SYSTEMS --SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Feb 51, 18 Jun 73, 27 May 74,10-1,30-1 CALIFORNIA DESERTS CAMPING, SNOW --PRESERVATION CHASE,PEARL Dec 57, 10 Feb 51,19 Mar73,il, 25-8 CANAL, TRANS-CONTINENTAL CHEMICALS, TOXIC CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY --SATIRE STUDY COUNCIL see Jun 72,11,26-7 Jul 72, 25 TOXIC CHEMICALS Feb 71, 22 CANCER MORTALITY POINT, CALIFORNIA FOREST PRACTICE ACT CHERRY WASHINGTON --GEOGRAPHY --OIL REFINERY Oct 61, 44-51 Oct 71,.4 Nov 75, il, 29 Dec 71,17 Dec 64, 64-6 CANOEING CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY COMMISSION CHESAPEAKE BAY Jun 68, il, 10-2 Apr 72, il, 4-10 Jun 64, il, 9-12 Sep 69, ii, 18-9 Nov 64, il, 8-9, 14 --GAS TERMINAL CANYON DECHELLY NATIONALMONUMENT Jun72,30 CALIFORNIA PUBLIC OUTDOOR Jan 73,15-6 --SPIDER ROCK--FIRST ASCENT CHILDREN AND NATURE RECREATION PLAN Jun 57, il, 45-9 May 64, i1,3-5 Oct 57, 5 Jan 61, 3,9,13 "CANYONVOYAGE" (Film) Jun 75, 31 CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY Feb 57, 5 CHOC(fINDIANS PANAMA Jun 67, 3 , CANYONLANDSNATIONAL PARK May 76,il,41-3 CALIFORNIARIDING ANDHIKING TRAILS --PROPOSED Mar 50, 7-9 CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY AND THE Sep 61, 11,4-5Dec 63, 11,52-68 ENVIRONMENT CALIFORNIA RIVERS Nov61, 11,4-6Sep 64, 16-7 Oct 67, 123-7 --NAVIGATION RIGHTS Jan 62, 14 CHURCH,J.E Dec 71, 17 . --PROPOSED ADDITIONS Nov 59,14 CALIFORNIA, SOUTHERN Oct 68, il, 6-10 CITIES --CHAPARRAL LANDS CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE Jun 74,il,14-6,38 May 74, 10-1, 30-1 --PROPOSED Apr 76, il, 4-5, --CONSERVATION ISSUES 19-21, 22 Jan 60, il, 17 CLARK,GALEN see CARIBOU May 62, CONSERVATION ISSUES,"REGIONAL il,3,18 --ALASKA CLARK, IRVING M REPRESENTATIVES REPORTS" . Oct 69, il, 6-9 Jun 60,13 CALIFORNIA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSN. CARMEL RIVER, CALIFORNIA CLARK, LEWIS F. --MEMBERS FOR CSAA REFORM --OCEAN BEACH Sep 69,3 Jun 73, 18 Apr 50, il, 10-1 CLARK,MARY CHENEY CALIFORNIA STATE LEGISLATURE CARSON, RACHEL Dec 58,13 see May 64, i1, 6-7, 16 CLARK FORK RIVER, MONTANA CONSERVATION ISSUES Sep 64, 17 --PROPOSED DAM and see also Feb 57, 15-7 LEGISLATION--CALIFORNIA STATE SILENT SPRING CLARK RANGE, CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE CART E`R, JIMMY --CLIMBER'S GUIDE CALIFORNIA STATE PARKS --CONSERVATION POSITIONS May51,126-32 Jan 56, 13 Sep 60, 3 Sep 76, il, 18-9 CLEAN AIR ACT May 56, 3-4 Jun 67, 2 CASCADE MOUNTAINS see Jan 57, 18-9 --ALPINE LAKES AIR POLLUTION--LAWS AND --ACQUISITION PROGRAM Jun 71, il, 24-7 REGULATIONS Mar 54, 9 Jun 62, 15 --CENTRAL OREGON CLEARCUTTING Oct 54, 4-5 Mar 64, 18 Jan 59, 6 Mar 60, ii, 14 see Jan 55, 15 Oct 64, 11 Oct 59, il, Jul 69, il, 12 FORESTS--CLEARCUTTING Mar 55, il,4-6 Nov 64, 14 1-13 FORESTS--LOGGING PRACTICES Jan 56, 13 May 65, 22 CASCADE MOUNTAINS, NORTH FORESTS--MANAGEMENT Sep 57, 3-4 May 74, 20 see NATIONAL FORESTS--CLEARCUTTING Jan 59, 4 Jul 74, 27 NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL FORESTS--MANAGEMENT May 62, 10-1 CASTLE ROCK STATE PARK CLEVELAND, OHIO --HUNTING Sep 68, il, 12-8, 28 --SEWAGE CONTROL May 55, 12 CATERPILLARS Feb 72, 20 --SIERRA CLUB SURVEY --CONTROL CLIFF, EDWARD.P. Apr 54, 3-4 Sep 54, 3 Jul 72, il, 6-10; 9, 11 May 62, 16 CALIFORNIA TOMORROW PLAN CATSKILLSFOREST PRESERVE,N.Y. CLIFFORD, JAMES B. Dec 72, 25-30 Mar 66, il, 15-6 Aug 67, 24 Sep 67, 22 CALIFORNIA WATER PLAN CAVES CLIMATIC CHANGES Dec 56, 75-6 Feb 70, 22 --CALIFORNIA Jul 76, il, 4-6, 23-4 Jan 57, 5 Mar 70, 22 Oct 55, il, 29-33 CLIMBER'S GUIDE TO THE HIGH SIERRA Jul 68, 15 Mar 71, 10 CENTRAL ARIZONA PROJECT (Book) CALKIN, BRANT Sep 63, 20 Oct 68, 26 Apr 52, 3 Apr 55, 28-9 Nov 75, 44 Oct 64, 8-9 Dec 71, 17-8 "CLIMBER'S GUIDE TO THE HIGHSIERRA" CAMP STOVES Jul 67, 2 (Articles) Jun 67, 19-21 CENTRAL UTAH PROJECT --PTS. 7 AND 8 CAMPFIRE SITES Mar 64, 6-8, 17 May51,106-25;126-32 Mar 67, il, 19-20 CENTRAL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA CLIMBING CLASSIFICATION Jun 67, 29 Mar 74, il, 26-9 --PROPOSED CAMPING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Jun 61, 11 Jun 63, 8-9, --ANTARCTICA 12 --"BOOSTERS' DICTIONARY" CLIMBING,ROCK Jul 68, il, 5-8 Jun 62, 5 see --EUROPE CHANNEL ISLANDS, CALIFORNIA ROCK CLIMBING Feb 57, il, 6-8 --PROPOSED PARK CLINCH, NICHOLAS --LITTER Jun 61, il,5 Mar 72, 17 Apr 67, 2 Feb 76, 36 see Jan 66,il, Apr 73, 21 CLOUD SEEDING LITTER--CAMPING 10-1 Jul 73, ii, Dec 50, 3 Oct 69, 5 4-8, 37

-17- CLUB DE EXPLORACIONES DE MEXICO COLUMBIA RIVER BASIN CONSERVATION ISSUES (cont.) Jan 52, 7 --DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS Sep 68,19-20 Mar 70, 2, CLUB OF ROME STUDIES Dec 51, 14-5 Jan 60, 15 Oct 68, 26 19-20 Jul 71, il, 8-11, 28 Sep 56, 4-5 Oct 67, 89-94 Nov 68, 2 Apr 70, 2 Apr 73, il, 10-2, 14, 28-9 Dec 56, 72-5 Dec 68, 5 Jun 70, 2 Oct 75, 41-3 COMMON CAUSE Jan 69, 2 Feb71, 2,8-11 CLYDE, NORMAN Jul 76,12-3 Nov 76, 39-40 Jun 69, 2 Mar 71, 8-9 Sep 61,il, 3, 13 COMMONER,BARRY Sep 69, 2 Jul 71, 2 COAKLEY, GLADYS Apr 72,11, 28 Oct 69, 2 Jun 72, 18-9 Nov 60, il, 12 CONCORDE SST --"BULLETIN BOARD" COAL GASIFICATION PLANTS Feb 73, 18 Oct 74, 28 This newscolumn was published --NEW MEXICO Mar 73, 18-9 in most issues fromMay 1956 Jun 75, 24-5 May 76, 24-6 CONDORS through April 1963. All but COAL STRIP MINING see the following are listed under Feb 71,11,4-7 May 73, 21-2 CALIFORNIA CONDORS Edgar and Peggy Wayburn in the Oct 71, 25 Apr 74, 12 CONGAREE SWAMP, SOUTH CAROLINA author index: May 72, 20-1 Feb 75, il, Apr 76, 35 Jun 56,16 Apr 63, 11 Sep 72, il, 31-4 Nov 76, 33 Mar 63, 15 12-4, 33 Nov 75, 44 --"CAPITOL NEWS" --BLACK MESA CONSERVATION Feb 73,17-9 Oct 73,33-4 Aug 70, il, 14-7 --ECONOMIC ASPECTS Mar 73,17-9 Nov 73,19-20 --LEGISLATION Jun 65, 6-9 Feb 76, 39-40 Apr 73,17-9 Feb 74,13-4 Oct 72, 20 Jun 74, 27-9 Sep 65, 3-5 May 73,17-9 Apr 74,15-7 Nov 73,19-20 Aug 75, 22 --HISTORY Jun 73,19-21 May 74,18-9 --NORTH DAKOTA Feb 70, 2 Jul 73,19-22 Sep74,27-9 Feb 74, 16 --PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION Sep 73,17-20 Nov 74,20 --NORTHERN PLAINS May 65, 2 --News notes published under Oct 72,19-20 Nov74, 21-2 --PUBLIC OPINION various headings: Oct 73, 31-2 Aug 75, 25 Jan 57, 2 Jan 70, 16-7 "NEWS OF CONSERVATION AND THE Jun 74, 31 Mar 76, 35 Jun 60, 13 Nov 75, 19 CLUB" Jul 74, 4-9, 16 Nov 65, 6 Most issues Jan66 through --RECLAMATION CONSERVATION "BILL OF RIGHTS" Dec 68. Mar 73, il, 10-4 Jun 68, 3 "NEWS" Feb 75, 16-7 CONSERVATION COURSES AND WORKSHOPS MostissuesJan 69 through --REGULATIONS. May 52, 30 May 58, 13 Mar 72. Jul 76, 30 Apr 53, 5-6 "NEWS VIEW" --THE WEST CONSERVATION EDUCATION Most issuesApr 72 through May 75, 12, 29 May 50, 3 May 64,11,3-5 Aug 75. --WYOMING Mar 62, il, Sep 65, 12 "NEWS" Oct 71, 27 8-9, 15 May 69, 24 Most issuesOct 75 through --WYOMING AND MONTANA Sep 62, 8-10 Mar 70, 14-5 Nov 76. Jun 72, 21, 29-30 Oct 62, 13 Nov 76, 24-7 --"REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES REPORTS" COALITION TO TAX POLLUTION --ACTIVITIES BY INDIVIDUALS ALASKA Oct 71, 13 Jan 56, 2 Jan 72, 21-2Jul 74, 29-30 COAST MOUNTAINS, BRITISH COLUMBIA --CALIFORNIA Apr 72, 18 Nov 74, 23-4, --BELLA COOLA REGION Apr 70, il, 12-5 Jul 72,28,30 38-9 Apr 59, il, 8-9 CONSERVATION FOUNDATION Oct 72, 18-9Aug 75, 23-4 COASTAL RANGES, CALIFORNIA --PUBLICATIONS Jan 73, 18-9 Feb 76, 20-1 --HIGHEST PEAKS Sep 54, 6 Feb 74,17,31 Jun 76, 20 Sep 53, 8 CONSERVATION INFORMATION SERVICE THE EAST COASTAL ZONES Jun 55, 6 May 56, 15 Oct 71, 25 Oct 72,20 --MANAGEMENT CONSERVATION, INTERNATIONAL Jan 72, 22 Feb 73,22-3 May 70, il, 4-7 Mar 50, 10-1 Aug 75,11,13-7 Mar 72,17-8 May 73,21-2 May 71, 14 Oct 71, 23 Oct 75, 16 May 72,20-1 Oct 73,37 Feb 73, ii, 10-3 Jan 72, 12-4 Nov 75, 23-4 THE MIDWEST Jun 74, ii, 4-7, 38 Jul 72, 19-22 Jun 76, il, 6-7, Oct 71,25-6 Jun 73,23 see also Sep 73, 22-3 21, 25-7 Dec 71,20-i Nov 73,22-3 CALIFORNIA--COASTAL... May 74, 21-2 Sep 76, 9-13 Feb 72, 21 Apr 75,22,30 --MANAGEMENT--LOUISIANA May 75, 11-3 Apr 72, 18-9 Aug 75,22-3 Jul 74, 14-6 CONSERVATION ISSUES Jul 72, 26-7 Mar 76,23-4 COLBY, WILLIAM E. Articles, editorials, and news Dec 72, 21 Jul 76,13-4 May 55,il, 5 Dec64, 33-6 on general issues or covering Mar 73, 20-1 Nov 76,29 May61,11,9-10 Dec 65, il, several issues. Many items listed THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS Nov 64,il, 2 68-9 here are also indexed under other Oct 71, 27 Nov 74,24 COLOMBIA headings. Dec 71,19-20 Apr 75,20-1 --,AYRONA NATIONAL NATURAL PARK Jan 51, 3 Jun 62, 20 Oct 72,19-20 Oct 75,23-4 Jan 73, il, 23-5 Feb 51, il,15-6 Dec 62, 37-41 Feb 74, 16 Mar 76,24-5 COLORADO RIVER Sep 51, 3-4 Jun 64, 13 Jun 74, 31 Sep 64, 12-3 Dec 51, 8-14 Oct 64, 11 NORTHERNROCKIES --DAMS ANDSILTATION May 52, 26-7 Dec 64, 9-12 Jun 72, 21, Feb 73, 22 Oct 67,il, 66-88 Jan 55, 2 Mar 65, 6-9 29-30 May 73, 21 COLORADO RIVER, LOWER Jan 58, 2, 32 May 65, 7-10 THE NORTHWEST Jan 66,il, 12-3 Jan 60, 12-3 Jun 65, 2 Oct 71, 26 Mar 73,22 COLORADO RIVER STORAGE PROJECT Jan 61, 12-3 Sep 65, 6-8 Jan 72,19-20Mar 74,20-2 see Mar 61, 6-7, Dec 65, 11,81-8 Feb 72, 21-2 Sep 74,30 CENTRAL ARIZONA PROJECT 11 Apr 66, 4 4pr 72,19-20 Mar 75,13-5 CENTRAL UTAH PROJECT Jan 62, 2-3, Dec 67,il,between Jul 72, 27-8 Nov 75,22-3 DINOSAURN.M.--PROPOSED DAMS 12-3 48 and 49 Dec 72, 20-1 Apr 76,15 GRAND CANYON--PROPOSED DAMS May 62, 12 Aug 68, 2

-18- CONSERVATION ISSUES COURTS AND CONSERVATION ISSUES DESOLATION WILDERNESS --"REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES see REPORTS" Mar71,il, 4-7 LEGAL ACTIONS... DETERGENTS AND POLLUTION THE SOUTH CRAMPONS Feb 72, 22 Sep 63, 18 Nov 58, 61-7 DEVILS POST PILE NATIONAL MONUMENT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CURRENTRIVER,MISSOURI Oct 71, 27-8 Jul 73, 24 Jun 54, 80-1 Apr 63, il, 4-5 DEVOTO, BERNARD Dec 71, 19 Apr 74, 19 CUTIBIRENI RIVER VALLEY, PERU Jan 72, 20-1 Feb 75, 19 Dec 55, 4 Dec 65, 52-4 DIABLO CANYON Mar 72, 17 Jun 75, 26-7 CUTTER, ROBERT --PROPOSED POWER PLANT May 72,21,27 Nov 75, 21 Jan 74, il, 62 Jul66,22-3 Nov 68, 23 Sep 72, 32 Apr 76, 13-5 CUYAHOGA RIVER VALLEY, OHIO Jan 73,19-20 Jul 76, 14-5 Feb 67, il, Jan 69, 5-6 Mar 74, il, 15-6 1-8 Apr 73, 21 DDT Feb 69, il, 4-7 DIAMONDHEAD,HAWAII THE SOUTHWEST May 69, 6-7 Jun 70, 3 Apr 67, il, 14 Oct 71, 28 Jul 73, 23 Jun 69, 3 Jul 70, 21 Dec 71, 20 DINOSAUR NATIONAL MONUMENT Mar74, 22-3 Jan 70, 9-11 Sep 53, 3-4 Jan 72, 19 Jul 74, 30 --TUSSOCK MOTHS Mar 72, 18 Jun 54, il, between12 and 13 Feb 75, 18-9 Feb 74, 11-2 Feb 75, 17-8, Jun 72, 20-1 --PROPOSED DAMS Jun 75, 24-5 Apr 74, 17 35 Jul 50, 7-8 Jan 55, il, 11-5 Sep 72, 32-3 Feb 76, 21-2 DAMS Jan 73, 20 May 76, 24-6 Sep 50, 8 Feb 55, 3 see also Dec 51, 6-14 Mar 55, 8 Apr 73, 21, WATER PROJECTS 30-1 May 52, 2; il, Apr 55, 30 --BUILDINGPROJECTS 9-24 May 55, 3 WESTERN CANADA May 52, 29 Nov 76, 28 Jan 54, 3-4 Jun 55, 3, 7 --BUILDING PROJECTS--SATIRE Feb 54, il, Sep 55, 4 --"TECHNOLOGY BRIEFS" Apr 67, il, 10-1 May 71, 12-3 1-12 Dec 55, 3 Oct 71, 7 --EVALUATION PROCEDURES --"UN REPORT" Mar 54,between Jan 56, 5-8 Aug 69, il, 4-7 16 and 17; May 56, 5-6 Sep 73, 22-3 Oct 74, 30 --GEOLOGICAL FAULTS May 74, 21-2 il, 25-30 Sep 57, 4 Jul 74, 25-6, 39 --"YOUR WASHINGTON OFFICE REPORT" Apr 54, 8-9 Jan 59, 16 --RESERVOIRS May 54, 3-5 Sep 62, 19 Apr 1963 through Nov 1966: Dec52,96-7 Apr 54, il, 9 See under William Zimmerman Jun 54, 1-10 Dec 64, 73-8 --SIERRA NEVADA Dec 54, 3-4 Jr. in author index. May 53, 11 --"WASHINGTON REPORT" --PROPOSED NATIONAL PARK --SIERRA NEVADA LAKES May 56, 5-6 Jan 60, 17 Jan 1968 through Mar 1973: Jan51,10-6 Feb 51, 2 See under W. Lloyd Tupling Jan 57, 10 DAMS AND SILTATION --RIVER TRIPS in author index. Jun 50, 117-9 Oct 50, 7 Apr 1973 through Nov 1976: Dec 52, 1-8 Jun 54, 15-26 --COLORADO RIVER DIPSEA TRAIL, CALIFORNIA See under Brock Evans in Oct 67,il, 66-88 author index. Jan 70, il, 12-5 DEADMAN CREEK RECREATION AREA, DISNEY, WALT CONSERVATION LIBRARY CENTER, DENVER CALIFORNIA Jun 62, 16 Apr 55, 3 Jul66, 23-4 CONSERVATION MOVEMENT Oct 56, il, 5-9 DOLORESRIVER,COLORADO DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL MONUMENT Apr 75, 19-20 Aug 75, il, 4-5 --DEVIL'S HOLE DOTY, DALE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES Feb 52, 3 Mar50,3-5 Nov 58, 31 May 52, 29 --MINING DOUGLAS, LAWRENCE M. Feb 53, 3 May 61, 2 Nov 75, il, 21 CONSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS Sep 67, 22 Nov67, 24 Feb 76, il, 41-6 Mar 61, 2 DOUGLAS, WILLIAM 0. May 74, 19, 23 Apr 76, 34 Dec 69,10-1, 20 Dec 59, 2 Apr 66, 3 DECLARATION ON THE HUMAN ENVIRON- CONSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS AND Oct 62, 12 May 76, il, 7-8 MENT DRURY, AUBREY CONSUMER GROUPS Mar 72, 15 Jun 75, 21-2 Nov 59, 14 Nov 75, 42-3, 48DEDRICK, CLAIRE CONSERVATION VOCABULARY DRURY, NEWTON B. Oct 74, 34 Feb 75, 17 Apr 68, 17-9 Feb 51, 17 Jul 68, 12 DEER CONSERVATIONISTS DUHME,ALBERT G. --POPULATIONMANAGEMENT May 58, 13 Oct 62, 11 Oct 69, 2 Oct 53, 51-7 DYER, PAULINE A. Sep 66, 2 Jun 70, 2 DELAWARE RIVER WATER GAP CONSUMER GROUPS AND CONSERVATION Nov 60, 12-3 --PROPOSED DAM ORGANIZATIONS EAGLES Oct 71, 4 Jul 72, Jun 75, 21-2 il,12-8 Oct 71, il, 14-9 Nov 75, 42-3,48 Dec 71, 18 Oct 75, 46 COOKERY, CAMPING Nov 76, il, 42-3 DEMOCRATIC PARTY PLATFORM, 1960 EARTH DAY TEACH-IN Jan 63, 19 Jun 67, 19-21 Nov 60, 16 COPPER MINING Mar 70, 14-5 DENMAN, WILLIAM EARTH INTERNATIONALPARK --WYOMING Mar 59, 19 Nov 74, 24 Oct 67, 20 DEPARTMENT OF... CORPORATIONS EARTHCARE PETITION see Oct 75, 16 --DISCLOSURE OF ACTIVITIES U.S. DEPARTMENT OF... Jun 75, 38 THE EAST DESERTS CORPORATIONS AND CONSERVATION --CONSERVATION ISSUES --PRESERVATION see May 70, 2 Oct 72, 16 Jan 58, il, 18-9 CONSERVATION ISSUES May 71, 2 Feb 73, 19-20 Jun 74, il, 17-23 "REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Jun 71, 2 --PRESERVATION--CALIFORNIA COUGARS REPORTS" Oct 71, 27-8 Mar 73, il,25-8EAST BAY REGIONAL PARKS, CALIFORNIA Sep 65, il, 13-5 DESOLATION VALLEY WILD AREA Mar 71, il, 18-22 Jun 71, il, 18-21 Jan 57, 26 EASTERN WILDERNESS AREAS ACT Oct 76, 18-22

-19- EASTWOOD, ALICE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS FIRE SPECIES Nov 53, 2 Jun 54, 78-80 --NATIONAL FORESTS Mar 63, il, 12 Dec 53, 2 Jan 73, 15 Apr 74, 18 FIRES, FOREST ECHO PARK --NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS Oct 59, 44-53 Sep 76, ii, 33-4 --PROPOSED DAM Jun 75, 19-20, 30 FISH ERADICATION see --URBAN RENEWAL PROJECTS --SATIRE DINOSAUR N.M.--PROPOSED DAMS Feb 72, 20 May 75, 21-3 ECOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER FISH POISONING Oct 69, 18-9 Mar 72,19 - Jun 62, 17 ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING LOBBY(N.Y.) FISHER, JOSEPH L. Oct 65, 13 Mar 72, 15 Dec 59, 4 ECOLOGY ACTION ERNST, EMIL F. FISHERIES Dec 69, 10-1, 20 Nov 61, 7 --NEW ENGLAND ECUADOR ESCALANTE CANYONS May 73, 26-7, 31 Oct 67, 8, 13-7 Dec 69, il, 4-9 FISHING EEL RIVER, CALIFORNIA --PROPOSED WILDERNESS --SIERRA NEVADA --PROPOSED DAM Dec 71 , 20 Apr 55, i1, 25 Jan 69, 4, 23 Apr 69, il,8-11 ESKIMOS FLATEBOE, CONNIE EGAN, WILLIAM --ALASKA Sep 69, 3 Jul 74, 29-30 Jan 71, 20-3 FLATHEAD RIVER, MONTANA EHRLICH, PAUL EUROPE Nov 70, il, 12-5 Apr 72, 11, 28 --CAMPING FLEMING, GUY ELECTION RESULTS, 1974 Feb 57, il, 6-8 Apr 60, 15 Mar 75, 5-6, 24 EVANS, BROCK FLOOD-PLAIN ZONING ELECTRIC POWER Feb 76, 36 see Aug 70, il, Feb 72, 16-8 EVEREST: THE WEST RIDGE (Book) LAND USE ZONING--FLOOD-PLAINS 8-11 May 72, 18 Jun 65, L c5, 2, 19 FLOODS Sep 70, 12, 13 EVERGLADES --DAMAGE IN PARKS --PRODUCTION AND MARKETING --PROPOSED AIRPORT Feb 56, 16 Oct 56, 12-3 May 73, 10-4, 31 May 69, 6 Dec 69, 22 Apr 56, 8 Apr 74, 31 Jul 69, i1,4-7 FLORIDA ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINES EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK --FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT Sep 65, T5, 20 Sep 73, ii, Oct 56, 11 Jun 68, i1,5-9 Feb 72, 20 Apr 68, 24 11-4, 30 Oct 65, il, Jan 69, 6 FLORISSANT FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL Jun 70, 22 Oct 74, 21-2,29 4-6 Jun 70, i1,4-7 MONUMENT ELEVEN POINT RIVER, MISSOURI Nov 65, 31 --PROPOSED Apr 63, il, 4-5 "EXTREMISTS" Apr 68, 4 Jun 69, 5 Sep 64, 16 Oct 69, 2 FOOD PRODUCTION EMIGRANT BASIN WILD AREA FAMILY PLANNING Mar 75, 7-10, 24, 31 Jan 55, il, 10 Dec 71, 18 --ENERGY CONSUMPTION EMPLOYMENT AND CONSERVATION FAR WEST SKI ASSOCIATION May 76, 29-31 Apr 75, 24; il, 25-9 Dec 55, 4 Dec 57, 14 FOOD RECIPES FOR BACKPACKERS ENERGY AND FUEL PROGRAMS, NATIONAL Nov 56, 4 Jan 76, il, 23-6 Feb 71, 23 Sep 74, 25-6, FARLEY, JOHN L. FOOTHILL FREEWAY, ALAMEDA CO., Jun 71, 3 33-6 May 53, 11 CALIFORNIA Jun 73, 20 Oct 74, 27 FARQUHAR, FRANCIS P. Jan 72, 18 Jul 73, 20-1 Nov 74, 17-8 Jun 67, 5 Jun 72, i1,8-14 FORD, GERALD R. Nov 73, 20 Feb 75, 13-4 Sep 69, 3 Feb 75, il, 21 Oct 74, 23, 26 Jan 74, 9-10 Apr 75, 19-20 FEDERATION OF WESTERN OUTDOOR CLUBS --CONSERVATION POSITIONS Feb 74, 20-3 Jun 75, 22-3 --ANNUAL CONVENTIONS Sep 76, il, 18-9 Apr 74, 18 Feb 76, 35 19th: Oct 50, 4-5 --PRESIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATION ENERGY CONSERVATION 20th: Nov 51, 5-6 Nov 74, 22, 38 Jun 75, 22-3 Dec 72, il, May 76, 32-3 21st: Jan 53, 5 Feb 75, 13-4 11-5 Jul 76, 29 22nd: Nov 53, 4, 7 FORD MOTOR COMPANY Feb 74, 20-3 Nov 76, 32 23rd: Oct 54, 6-7 Jan 73, 28-31 Sep 74, 33-6 24th: Nov 55, 3-4 FOREST PRODUCTS --PRICES 25th: Jun 56, 7 see Apr 75, 24 Nov 75, 42-3, Oct 56, 13-4 LUMBER... May 75, 21-2 48 26th: Oct 57, 3-5 FORESTS ENERGY COSTS OF PRODUCTS 27th: May 58, 6 see also Nov 75, 15-6 Oct 58, 12-3 NATIONAL FORESTS ENERGY CRISIS 28th: Nov 59, 3-4 FORESTS May 72, 20-1 Jan 74, 9-10 29th: Sep 60, il, 10-1 --CLEARCUTTING Dec 72, ii, Feb 74, 13, 1.4 31st: Nov 62, 14-5 Feb 71, il, Feb 72, 23 11-5, 19 Mar 74, 20 34th: May 65, 23 14-7 Apr 72, 15 Apr 73, 17 May 76, 32-3 Jun 65, 22 Sep 71, 14-9 Oct75, ENERGY PRODUCTION Oct 65, 17 --DEFORESTATION --SATIRE FERGUSON, VIRGINIA Jun 66, i1, 12-4 Apr 75, il, 13-7 Dec 59, ii, 2 Sep 66, 23 ENERGY SYSTEMS ANALYSIS FIRE ANT CONTROL --DISEASE AND INSECT CONTROL Mar 75, 20-3 May 75, 15 Mar 62, 7 ENVIRONMENT AND MAN FIRE ECOLOGY --FIRES Oct 59, 37-43 Mar 63, 3 Jan 57, 11,24-5 Sep 76, il, 33-4 ENVIRONMENTAL... FIRE FIGHTING WITH AIRCRAFT Oct 59, 44-53 and Jan 57, ii, 24-5 --LOGGING--CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTALISTS FIRE ISLAND NATIONAL SEASHORE Oct 61, 44-51 Dec 64, 64-6 see --PROPOSED --LOGGING IN RECREATION AREAS CONSERVATION... Jan 64, il, 6-8, 15 Jun 62, 5 and CONSERVATIONISTS

-20- FORESTS (cont.) FUEL --LOGGING PRACTICES GLEN CANYON DAM see 62, 14 Oct 65, 8-9 Mar 72, ill Jan Jul 71, 13-7 ENERGY... Sep62, 14 Apr 73, 21, Mar 71, 17 10-3, 19 GASOLINE... Sep 71, 14-9 Mar 63, ill 14 30-1 Aug 75, 24 OIL... Feb 72, 10-3,19 Dec 64, 73-8 May 73, 8-9, FUNGI Oct 67,inside 30-1 --LOGGING PRACTICES--OREGON Jun 57, 38-44 Jun 73, 26-7 covers GALAPAGOS ISLANDS --LOGGING PRACTICES--WASHINGTON GLEN CANYON NATIONAL RECREATION Oct 67, ill 3-7, 9-12,21-4 Oct 71, 26 AREA GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS --LOGGING PRACTICES--WATERSHEDS --PROPOSED Apr 73, ill 25-8 see Jun 63, ill 2, 14 GARBAGE Dec 71, 20 FORESTS--WATERSHEDS AND --BURNING FOR POWER LOGGING GOETHE, CHARLES M. Sep 71, 27 Jul74,28-9 --MANAGEMENT Apr 60, 16 GARBAGE DISPOSAL Oct 55, 40-4 Feb 71, il,14-7 GOLD MINING Sep 55, 5-6 Apr 68, 22 Jun 68, 23 Dec 56, 84-7 Mar 71, 17 GASOLINE... Apr 66, 5 Sep 71, 4-5 GOLDEN, ROBERT V. see also Nov 57, 6 Jun 60, ill 17 May 69, ill 6, Dec 71, ill 4-7 OIL... 10-8 GOLDEN GATE Feb 72, 21-2 GASOLINE Mar 70, 8-11 --PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT Jan 73, il,10-4, --PRODUCTION AND MARKETING Mar 65, ill 10-1 May 70, 23 26-7 May 73, 10-14, 31 Jun 70, 14-7 GOLDEN GATE NATIONAL RECREATION AREA Jun 74, i1,8-11 GASOLINE TAXES, CALIFORNIA Jan 71, 31 Mar 73, 19-20 see --PROPOSED see also CALIFORNIA--GASOLINE TAXES NATIONAL FORESTS--MANAGEMENT Jul 71, 30 Oct72, 17 GATEWAY NATIONAL RECREATION AREA GOLDSWORTHY, PATRICK D. NATIONAL TIMBER SUPPLY ACT --PROPOSED --MANAGEMENT--CALIFORNIA Jan 67, 36 Sep 71, 5 Oct 72, 17 Mar 52, 4-5 Dec 64,64-6 GOLDWATER, BARRY GENTLE WILDERNESS (Book) Sep 64, 14 Oct 61, 44-51 Oct 71, 4 Nov 64, 17 Feb 65, 2, 27-8 --PACIFIC NORTHWEST GORE RANGE-EAGLE'S NESTPRIMITIVE GEORGIA PACIFIC CORPORATION AREA Sep 67, ill 5-6 Feb72,21-2 --REDWOODS May 70, 23 Nov 67, 3 Oct71, 5 Jan 68, 3 Mar 68, 12-3, --TIMBER SUPPLIES Mar 70, 22 Apr72, 16-7 Feb 68, 3 19 GRAND CANYON Oct 65, 7-8 Apr 19-20 GEOTHERMAL ENERGY Dec 63, ill 52-68 Apr 69, 15-6 Sep 71, 26-7 Feb 73, 19 --WATERSHEDS --OUTING Jan72,17 Nov 76, il,9-12 Jan62, ill 4-7 Jan 59, i1,8-9 Apr 61,2 GILARIVER,ARIZONA --PHOTO EXHIBIT May 59, 14 Jul 70, 21 --WATERSHEDS AND LOGGING Mar 67, 23 GILA WILDERNESS --PROPOSED DAMS Apr 61,2 May 62,17 Jan 73, 20 Oct 63, i1,2-6, Sep 61, 10-1 Dec 62,ill 60-7 Apr 66,il,16-7 --PROPOSEDDAM 18 May 66, il, Nov 61, 6-7 Jul 66,il, 15-7 Oct Dec 61, 14 67, ill 95-104 Jan 64, ill 18 4-14, 16 GLACIERBAY,ALASKA Dec 64, 73-8 Jun 66, il,6-7 --WILDERNESS --HISTORY Feb 65, ill Jul 66, ill Apr 59, ill 6 Apr 73, 19-20 Jun 67, ill 14-9 FORESTS, ELFIN 2A-B, 26A-B 4-13 GLACIER BAY NATIONAL MONUMENT --CALIFORNIA Mar 65, 2 Sep 66, 2 Jun 66, ill 12-3 --MINING Apr 65, 2 Mar 67, 2-4 Jul76,ill 32 May 65,11,12-7 Apr 67, 8-9 see also GLACIER NATIONAL PARK PYGMY FOREST Sep 65, 2 Jul 67, 4-5 --OUTING Oct 65, 12 Aug 67, 3 FORESTS, PRIVATE Mar 50, ill 12-4 --MANAGEMENT Dec 65, 14-5; Oct 67, 89-94 GLACIER PEAK WILDERNESS ill 30-51 Feb 68, 3 Jun 74, ill 8-11 Sep 53, 7 Jan 60,11,7-9 FORESTS, TROPICAL "GRAND CANYON" (Film) Apr 56, 11,5,7 Sep 60,16 Mar 67, 22-3 Oct 74, 30 Apr76, i1, 9-11 Nov 59, 7; Oct 60, --LOGGING ill 2-5GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK ii, 10-1 Mar 67,3, 22 --BUILDINGS Apr 73, ill 4-9 --PROPOSED MINE Feb 57, ill 9 --VENEZUELA Jun 67, 3, Jul 67, Oct 74, 30 8 --INDIAN LANDS GLACIERS AND GLACIATION Sep 74, 27 Feb 75, 18-9 FOUR-DAY WORK WEEK Jun 54, 60 and photos Dec 54, 13 Nov 74, 21 --ALASKA --MINING FRANCONIA NOTCH, NEW HAMPSHIRE Sep 67, ill 19-21 Dec 51, 3 Apr63, 12 Oct 75, ill 4-8, 56 --SIERRA NEVADA Feb 76, 29 --PROPOSED EXPANSION Jun 50, ill 113-6 Apr 71, 22-3 Sep73, 21 FREEMAN, ORVILLE L. May 51, 78-81 Sep 61, ill 4-5 Jun 71, 28 Apr74, 17-8 GLEN CANYON Jun 72, 20-1 Jun74, 39 FREMONT, JOHN C. Nov 58,11,44-52Mar 65, il,2-4 Oct 59, 54-63 Jul 73, 23-4 Feb75, 18-9 Oct 61, 19-20 May 65,11,12-7 --SOUTH RIM FREMONTIA PARK, BERKELEY and photos Feb 58, 7 Sep 65, ill Apr 59, 14 Apr63, 12 Jun 62, ill 7 9-10, 19 GRAND CANYON, WESTERN FRENCH PETE VALLEY, OREGON Apr 63, ill 2, Dec 65,11,16-28 Nov 68, 11-2 Jul 72, 27-8 Mar 68, ill 6-11 Jul 71, 29 6-7 Oct 67,il,77-84, GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK Dec 63, ill 137-8 Apr 52, 5-7 FRIEDRICHSEN, PETER 52-68 Feb 57, 2 May 73, ill 8-9, --AIRPORT Jun 64, il,2,19 30-1 FRIENDS OF THE THREE SISTERS Oct 75, 23-4 "GLEN CANYON" (Film) GRANITE CHIEF WILDERNESS, CALIFORNIA May 55, 11 Jun 65, 19 FROME, MIKE Jun 66, 18 --PROPOSED Feb 75, 13 Jan 70, 22 -21- GRAVEYARD RESTORATION HELLS CANYON HUDSON RIVER EXPRESSWAY Jun 61, il, 6-7 Nov 62, 2 Sep 74, 30 Aug 69, 3 Jan 72, 18 GRAVOIS CREEK Sep 68,11,7-11May 75, 15-6 Jan 71, 30 Sep 63, 3 Dec68,3-4 Feb 76, 35 HUDSON RIVER GORGE GRAZING ABUSES Mar 74, 20-2 Apr 76, 11,6-8 Oct 64, il, 4-7 Mar 63, il, 13 HENDERSON,RANDALL see also GREAT BASIN NATIONAL PARK Nov 70, 16 STORMKING, N.Y. --PROPOSED HERBICIDES HUMBOLDT REDWOODSSTATE PARK Dec 56, il, Nov 59, 5 Jan 72, 17 see 46-53 Dec 59, 4 NICKEL, WALTER J. REDWOODS--BULL CREEK BASIN Jan 57, 16 Jan 60, 20 Feb 69, 2-3 Nov 70, 16 HUTCHINSON, JAMES S. GREAT BASIN RANGE NATIONAL PARK Mar 69, 10-3 Nov 59, 14 ASSOCIATION HIGH SIERRAPACKERS'ASSOCIATION HYDE, PHILIP Oct 57, 5 --MEMBERS Jun 56, il, 4 "GREAT BASIN RANGE-NEVADA" (Film) Apr 51, 9 May 52, 27 ICE AGE NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC Oct 58, 11 HIGH SIERRA PRIMITIVE AREA PRESERVE GREAT BRITAIN Jun 60, 12 --PROPOSED --NATIONAL PARKS HIGHWAY SIGNS Oct 62,11,10-1Oct 64, 8 Feb 58, il, 8-9 --VANDALISM IDAHO PRIMITIVE AREA --NATURE RESERVES May 52, 30 Nov 63, 19 Jun 63, il, 4-5, 12 HIGHWAY TRUST FUND IDYLLWILD SCHOOL GREAT LAKES Jun 70, 22 May 73, 18-9 May 52, 30 --SHORELINE EROSION Apr 72, 17 Jun 73, 21 ILLINOIS Mar 73, 20-1 HIGHWAYS --ENVIRONMENTAL LAW GREAT PLAINS, NORTHERN Apr 59, 3 Sep 67, 4 Jun 70, 8-11 Jul 70, 20 --CONSERVATION ISSUES Sep 60,11,12-3Aug 68, 3 ILLINOISENVIRONMENTALCOUNCIL see May62,14 Sep 68, 3 Oct 75, 45 CONSERVATION ISSUES Mar 64, 9 Jan 69, 3 ILLINOIS RIVER, OKLAHOMA "REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Sep 64, 8 Mar 73, 18, 30 Oct 74, 29-30 REPORTS" --CALIFORNIA IN WILDNESSIS THE PRESERVATION --LANDOWNERS Jan 60, i1, 14 OF THE WORLDBook) - Jul 74, il, 4-9, 16 Oct 62,il, 8-9, 11 Oct62, =1,6-7 Jan 65, il, 15 GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK Jun64,il, 9-12 INDIANA DUNES --WILDERNESS --CONSTRUCTION Sep61, il, 13 Jun 65,il,lO-1 Mar 66, il,8-10 May 71, 5 Jan68,il, 16-21 Oct 62,il, 10 Aug75, 22-3 GREEN RIVER BASIN, WYOMING --FEDERAL AID Nov 63, 13 --PROPOSED WATER PROJECTS Jan 73, 11,21-2 INDIANS Feb 73, 22 Sep 73, 19 --LAND CLAIMS GROWTH --MARIN COUNTY Sep 74, 15-6, 37-9, 27 --POPULATION, INDUSTRIAL, Nov 62, il, 10 INDIANSAND THEENVIRONMENT POLLUTION HIGHWAYS AND PARKS Aug 70, il, 4-7 Jul 71, 8-11, Apr 73, 11,10-2, Jan 64, il, 3 Nov 66, 13, 15 INDUSTRY AND CONSERVATION 28 14, 28-9 HIGHWAYS AND RIVERS see Jun 72, 22-4 Apr 75,7-11,30-1 Jan 64, il, 4-5, 15 CORPORATIONS AND CONSERVATION GUIDE TO THE JOHN MUIR TRAIL HIGHWAYS AND TREES INFLATION Book T Jun 68, 4, 23 --ENVIRONMENTAL EXPENDITURES Jan 50, 3 HIGHWAYS, SCENIC Mar 75, 17 GULF ISLANDS NATIONAL SEASHORE Dec60,il, Jan 61,11,14 INGRAM,JEFFERY --HORN ISLAND 57-69 Mar66,11,11-4 Apr 66, il, 9 Mar 76, il, 37-9 HILDEBRAND, ALEX INSECTICIDES GUN CONTROL Jun 55, il, 5 see Jun 68, 22 Sep 68, 24 HILLIARD,EDWARD H., JR. PESTICIDES HABITAT FORUM Oct 70, 16 INTERNATIONAL BIOLOGICAL PROGRAM Apr 76, 38-9 THE HIMALAYA Apr 68, 24 Sep 69, 14-7 HAMMOND, JAY --MOUNTAINEERING INTERNATIONAL CONSERVATION --ADMINISTRATION Dec 52, 9-16 Dec 60, 11,1-23 see Aug 75, 23-4 Feb 76, 20-1 Dec 55, 5-6 CONSERVATION, INTERNATIONAL HARTZOG, GEORGE B., JR. HIMALAYAN EXPEDITION, CALIFORNIA INTERNATIONALLONGSHOREMEN'S Jan 64, 19 May 69, 7 Apr 52, 7 Mar 54, 3 AND WAREHOUSEMEN'S UNION HATHAWAY, STANLEY K. May 52, 11,5-8Apr 54, 10 Mar 67, 23 May 75, 13-4 Aug 75, 24-5 Jan 53, 4 May 54, il, 11 INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR THE HATS May 53, il, 12 Oct 54, 3-4 CONSERVATION OF NATURE AND Oct 61, il, 39-40 Jan 54, 8 Oct 55, il,1-17 NATURAL RESOURCES HAWAII HONOLULU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Nov 54, 3 Sep 56, 6 --BIRDS Sep 73, 10 Jun 56, 12 Oct 63, 17 Oct 62, il, 4-5 HOPI INDIAN RESERVATION -ASSEMBLIES --OUTINGS --COAL MINING Feb 59, 5 Nov 75, 23-4 Jun 62, il, 6 Aug 70, ii, 14-7 Oct 63, 20 --PARKS HORSES, WILD INYO-MONO REGION Apr 61, il, 4-5 Sep 72, il, 4-10, 37 --CAMPGROUNDS --PLANTS HORSESHOE MEADOWS, INYO NATIONAL Sep 51, 8 Oct 62, il, 4-5 FOREST INYO NATIONAL FOREST --POLLUTION Nov 76, il, 41, 44 --BALD MT. LOOKOUT Feb 70, il, 12-5 HOWARD, ADELINE KENT Sep 76, il, 35-7 HEALD, WELDON --MEMORIAL FUND IRISH RAMBLERS CLUB Sep 67, 6 May 57, 5 Apr 65, il, 23 HEIMBUCHER, CLIFFORD V. HUBER, WALTER LEROY ISHI Feb 58, il, 6-7 Sep 53, 2 Apr 60, 14-5 May 62, 19 HELLER, ALFRED Apr 56, 6 Dec 60, 11,81-4 JACKS FORK RIVER, MISSOURI Sep 64, 18 Apr 63, i1, 4-5

-22- JACKSON,HENRY M. KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARK Apr 69, 3 LAND USE ZONING --DEVELOPMENT Jun 72, 15-6, 25 JACKSON, KATHLEEN Dec 52, 75-83 Jun 56, il, 8 --FLOOD-PLAINS --HISTORY Mar 74, 22-3 JACKSON HOLE NATIONAL MONUMENT Mar 76, 36 Dec 60, il, 32-46 Nov 75, il,17-8 Oct 50, 3 --IONIAN BASIN LAPLAND JAMAICA BAY WILDLIFE REFUGE Nov 54, il, 5-6 Mar 68, 5 Oct 59, 64-7 --PROPOSED DAMS LASATER, TOM JAMES BAY HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT, Dec 52, 75-83 May 55, 12 Jul 72, 42-3, 46 QUEBEC --TRAILS THE LAST REDWOODS (Book) Mar 72, 17-8 Dec 72, 11,4-10 May 51, 145-6 7hotos: Dec 65, 61-7 JEDEDIAH SMITH REDWOODS STATE --WILDERNESS LAW SUITS PARK May 72, 21, 27 see May 64, 11 Oct 72,il, 5-8 LEGAL ACTIONS... --PROPOSED FREEWAY KINGS-KERN DIVIDE LEAD POLLUTION Oct 63, il, 15 Sep64, 11,6,11 --CLIMBER'SGUIDE Sep 70, il, 14-7 Jan 64, 11,2-3 Jan65, May51, il, 106-25 LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS May 64, il, 2, 9 KINGS RIVER, CALIFORNIA Mar 75, 5-6, 24 JEFFERS,ROBINSON --PROPOSED DAMS LEBRADO, MARIA (TO-TU-YA) Dec 65, 58-60 Sep 51, 4-5 Dec 52, 17-20 JEPSON, WILLIS LINN KITTREDGE, FRANKA. --MEMORIAL LECONTE, JOSEPH Jun 52, 16 Oct 55, 69-70 Sep 51, 7 Feb 59, il, 19 Jan 55, 20 Mar76, il, 13-4, 15 JOHN MUIR MEMORIAL PARK, WISCONSIN KLEPPE, LECONTE, JOSEPH NISBET Feb 58, 5 Oct 75, 46 Feb 50, 3 JOHN MUIR MEMORIAL Jun 50, il, 1-8 PROGRAM KRUSE, SCOTT LEGAL ACTIONS Apr 56, 7 Feb 76, 33 --PROPERTY RIGHTS JOHN MUIR SCHOLARSHIPS LABOR UNIONS ANDCONSERVATION Jun 72, 15-6, 25 Apr 51, 3 Dec 71, 11-6 LEGAL ACTIONS BY CONSERVATION JOHN MUIR TRAIL LAKE ERIE ORGANIZATIONS Sep 59, 7 --POLLUTION Sep 69,8-9,21 Jan 71, 24-9 JOHNSON, ARTHUR B. Nov 65, il, 3-7 Dec 69, 3 May 72, 17-8 Mar 62, 10 Mar 70, il, 16-8 Mar 70, 22 Oct 74, 6-10,39 JOSHUA TREE NATIONALMONUMENT LAKE MEAD see also Jan 55, 11,16-7Jan 56, 28 Oct 67, il, 69-76 SIERRA CLUB LEGAL ACTIONS JUG HANDLE CREEK, CALIFORNIA LAKE MICHIGAN LEGAL RIGHTS FOR THE NATURAL May 73, il, 5-7, 28-30 --THERMAL POLLUTION ENVIRONMENT JUNIPER, SIERRA OR WESTERN Dec 72, 21 Apr 76, 30-1 Dec 50, il, 1-2 LAKE POWELL LEGISLATION KAIPAROWITS POWER PROJECT, UTAH see --CALIFORNIA STATE LEGISLATURE Jan 66, 14 Feb 76, 21-2 GLEN CANYON... Feb 53, 5 Aug 75, 11,6-8, Apr 57, 8 May 76, 37 LAKE SUPERIOR Apr 53, 7-8 26-7 Mar 57, 4 --POLLUTION Jun 53, 4 KANSAS May 57, 16 Oct 69, 5 Dec 69, 3 Apr 55, 5-6 Oct 62, 12 --PROPOSED NUCLEAR WASTE SITE LAKE TAHOE Dec 71, 18 see also Jan 63 12 CONSERVATION ISSUES KARAKORAM RANGE, PAKISTAN AND INDIA Dec 71, il, 8-10 --CALIFORNIA STATE LEGISLATURE Jun 76, il, 8-12 Apr 73, il, 22-4 --VOTING RECORDS KATMAI NATIONAL MONUMENT --EMERALD BAY Feb 73, 14, 24 Dec 52, il, 29-51 Feb 57,11,18 Nov 60,il, 13 Jan 62, 14 --U.S. CONGRESS Apr 59, 3-4 Apr 65,22 Jan 50, 12-3 Dec 64, 37-42 KAUAI NATIONAL PARK --POLLUTION Jul 50, 4 Jun 70,between --PROPOSED Nov 62, 13 Sep 63,18 Jan 65, 11,3-4 Feb 53, 4-5 12 and 13 Jun 67, 2 --PROPOSED PARK Apr 53, 6-7 Jul 70, 22 KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL Nov 62, il, 12-3 Sep 74, 30 May 53, 5 Jan 71, 10-1 Oct 63, il, 15 Jun 53, 4 Jul 71, 24-6 KEHRLEIN, OLIVER --REGIONAL PLANNING Dec 53, 3-5 Dec 72, 22-3 Feb 58, il, 6 Mar 75, 12, 25-7, 31 Jan 55, 20-1 KEITH, WILLIAM May 73, 22 LAND AND WATER CONSERVATION FUND Jun 60, 8-9 May 74, 17-8 Jun 61, il, 4-5, 14 Apr 63, 10-1 Jun 68, 2, 24 see also KENAI NATIONAL MOOSE RANGE Nov 63, 13-4 Jul 68, 3 CONSERVATION ISSUES --PROPOSED WILDERNESS Sep 64, 16 Sep 68, 4 --U.S. CONGRESS--VOTING RECORDS Jun 71, 29 Oct 64, 8, 15 Apr 72, 16-7 Jun 70, between 12 and 13 KENNEDY, JOHN F. Mar 67, 5-6 Sep 76, 31 Sep 76, 16 --CONSERVATION PROGRAM Mar 68, 16-9 Nov 76, 33 LEGISLATURES May 62, 12 May 68, 3-4 --REAPPORTIONMENT KERN PLATEAU LAND ETHIC Apr 65, 9-11 May 65, 18 --ADDITION TO SEQUOIA NATIONAL Nov 63, 20 Oct 73, 34 LEMMINGS PARK Feb 70, 8-11 Oct 61, 1-18 Oct Jul 73, 24 LANDOWNERSHIP LEONARD, RICHARD M. --LOGGING Jun 74, 30 Jun 55, il, 4 Apr 59, 7 LANDUSE PLANNING LEOPOLD, A. STARKER --WATERSHED --CALIFORNIA Jan 55, 21 Jan 67, 36 Jun65, 14-6 Jun 64, il, 4-8,14 Jun 56, il, 8 Jul 67, 5 KIAWAHISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA --LEGISLATION LEOPOLD, ALDO Mar 76, il, 10-2, 33 Jun 73, 21 Mar 74, 22-3 May 51, il, 14-8 KILGORE, BRUCE Jul 73, 14-6, Jul 74, 26-7 Dec 63, 46-51 Jun 60, il, 17 Jan 65, 9 28-9, 21-2 --SAND COUNTY ALMANAC --OREGON May 57,75__ Sep 76, 27

-23- LEOPOLD (A. STARKER) REPORTS MAMMOTH PASS ROAD, CALIFORNIA MICHIGAN ENERGY COMMISSION ON WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT --PROPOSED (cont.) Sep 72, 31, 36-7 Mar 63, il, 2-11 Sep 66, il, 15-8 THE MIDWEST Dec 68, il, 6-11 May 68, 4 --CONSERVATION ISSUES Jan 69, il, 15-20 MANATEES Apr 75, 22, 30 THE LIMITS TO GROWTH (Book) Mar 72, il, 20-2 see also Tpr 733,ii-, 10-2, 14, 28-9 MANBEY, BERNARD F. CONSERVATION ISSUES LITTER Mar 57, 3 "REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Dec 50, 3-4 Sep 66, 23 MAPPING, TOPOGRAPHIC REPORTS" Sep 54, 3 Jun 67, 29 Dec 52, il, 53-8 MIGRATION Apr 55, 7, 26 MARBLE MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS see --CAMPING Apr 54, 12 POPULATION MOVEMENT... Jul 50, 3-4; Sep 52, 15-6 MARINE MAMMAL PROTECTION ACT MILLER, CLEM il, 5-6 Dec 54, 14 Feb 75, 11-2 Oct 62, il, 3, 13 Nov 50, 6 May 55, 13 MARINE MAMMALS MILLER, STEVE Jun 52, il, May 57, 14-5 Apr 72, 16 May 56, il, 13 5-12 MARINE SANCTUARIES MINARETS WILDERNESS --CAMPING--CLEAN-UP Jan 68, 26 see Feb 58, 10 Jan 59, il, 5 MARSHALL, BOB MT. DANA-MINARETS... --LAWS Dec 51, 2 MINERAL KING VALLEY Jan 56, 12 MASHERBRUM, THE HIMALAYA --AIR POLLUTION --ROADSIDE Dec 60, il, 1-23 Apr 73, 15-6 Sep 53, 5 May 58, 12-3 MATHER, STEPHEN --PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT Dec 54, 14 May 51, 75-7 Nov 65, 12 Jul 71, il,18-21 LITTERBUGS MATTERHORN, SWITZERLAND Jan 66, 3 Oct 71, 6 Jan 58, 6 --PROPOSED CABLE RAILWAY Jul 66, 23-4 Jan 72, 18 LITTLE ELK VALLEY, MARYLAND Oct 51, 16 Dec 51, 15 Sep 66, 23 May 72, 11,26-7 Nov 74, 12-5 Nov 51, 4 Jul 67, 8 Jun 72, 17-8 LOBBYING MAUI, HAWAII Nov 67, i1,7-10Jul 72, 24-5 Oct 60, 6 Jan 69, il, 12-3 Jan 68, 4 Oct 72, 16-7 LOBBYING DISCLOSURE LEGISLATION MAUK, CHARLOTTE E. Sep 68, 5 Apr 73, 15-6 Jul 76, 12-3 Nov 76, 33,39-40 Sep 73, il, 22 Jan 69, 4, 6 Jul 73, 24 LODGEPOLE PINE MAUNA KEA FOREST PRESERVE Jun 69, i1,6-7 Oct 73, il,42-6 Feb 56, 14 Mar 60, il, 6-13 Aug 69, 13 Apr 74, 19 LONG ISLAND SOUND MAZAMA LODGE, M. HOOD, OREGON Oct 70, 3 May 75, il,9-10 Feb 72, il, 12-5 Jan 59, 4 Nov 70, 3 Apr 76, 35 LOS ANGELES McALLISTER, OTIS Mar 71, 3 May 76, 36 --AIR POLLUTION Apr 58, 15 --STEREO VIEW

Apr73, 20 Feb 75, 22-5 McARDLE, RICHARD E. Mar54, il, 24 --FREEWAYS Jun 52, 13 May 62, 16 MINING Mar 72, 15 Jul 72, 25 McCLOSKEY, J. MICHAEL see also LOWER SOURIS WILDLIFE REFUGE, Nov 61, il, 3 COAL STRIP MINING NORTH DAKOTA McCOMB, JOHN COPPER MINING Nov 64, 20 Dec 69, 22 GOLD MINING LUDLOW, WILLIAM B., JR. McDUFFIE, DUNCAN --LAWS Jun 53, 2 Jul 50, 3 Dec 52,il,84-5 Jan 56, 23-4 Jan 69, 3-4 LUMBER AND LUMBERING Apr 51, 3 --NATIONAL PARKS AND MONUMENTS Mar 51, 3 Jan 61, 2 McDUFFIE, JEAN H. Mar 76, 35 Nov 76, 33 Jun 60, 13 Dec 55, 13 --WILDERNESS see also McKENZIE RIVER, OREGON Mar 63, il, 13 FORESTS... Jan 56, 11,29 Jan 57, 12 MINORITIES AND CONSERVATION NATIONAL FORESTS... Jun 56, 6 Feb 72, 2 Apr 75, 7-11, LUMBER EXPORTS MEAT, FREEZE-DRIED Apr 72, 21, 28 30-1 Jan 73, il, 10-4, 26-7 Oct 55, 72-5 MIRAGES, MOUNTAIN Apr 73, 19 MEDITERRANEAN SEA Jun 50, 13-9 LUMBER INDUSTRY --POLLUTION CONTROL MIREX Nov 62, 15 Mar 70, 8-11 Jun 76, il, 45-8 Jan 71, 12-3 May 75, 15 Mar 69, 2 Apr 76, 28-30 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE MISSINAIBI RIVER, ONTARIO May 69, 10-8 --OVERTON PARK Jun 75, 38 --CAPITAL GAINS see MISSION MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS, Sep 69, 24 Jul 72, 27 OVERTON PARK MONTANA --LOGGING PRACTICES MENDOCINO SEA TERRACES --PROPOSED Mar 72, il, 10-3, 19 May 73, il, 5-7, 28-30 Sep 70, 12-3 Aug 75, 24 MERAMEC RIVER BASIN MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN, UPPER see also --PROPOSED DAMS Jul 72, 26-7 FORESTS--LOGGING PRACTICES Oct 72, 17 MISSISSIPPI RIVER, UPPER --PROMOTION PROGRAM MERCURY POLLUTION --NAVIGATION DEVELOPMENT Nov 59, 13 Dec 62, 92-3 Sep 70, 13 May 71, 12 Oct 74,11-3,39 Jul 76, 30 MAINE TIMES (Newspaper) MERRIAM, LAWRENCE C. Mar 76, 23-4 Nov 76, 32 May 70, ii, 8-9, 20 Dec 50, 4 MITCHELL, JOHN MALTHUS, THOMAS ROBERT METLER'S WOODS, NEW JERSEY Dec 69, 22 --CONTROVERSY Jan 56, il, 9 MITCHELL'S CAVERNS STATE PARK Feb 76, il, 9-15 MEXIA, MRS. YNES Jan 56, 22 May 76, 33-5 --BEQUEST MOBY DICK AND CONSERVATION MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN, CALIFORNIA May 51, il, 140-1 May 61, 2 --SKI AREA MICHIGAN MOLLUSKS Nov 51, 6 --ENVIRONMENTAL LAW Jun 72, ii, 4-7 MAMMOTH PASS ROAD, CALIFORNIA Aug 70, 22 MONHEGAN ISLAND, MAINE --PROPOSED --UPPER PENINSULA Aug 68, il, 5-8 Jun 61, 11 Jun 73, 23

-24- MONO BASIN MOUNT ROBSON, BRITISH COLUMBIA MURIE, OLAUS J. --HISTORY Nov 53, 8 Nov 53, 3 Nov 63, 17 Dec 52, il, 68-74 --ASCENT Sep 63, il, 16 Dec 63, 94-8 MONONGAHELA DECISION Dec 56, 19-23 NAMEKAGONRIVER, WISCONSIN Oct 75, 22-3 MOUNT SAN GORGONIO, CALIFORNIA --PROPOSED DAM MONTANA --PROPOSED SKI AREA Dec 53, 14-5 Dec54, 10 --FISH AND WILDLIFE May 50, 15-6 Jan 64, 16 NASH, HUGH Apr 65, 23 Nov 63, il, Mar 64, 16 Jan 65, 9 MONTEREY PENINSULA 10-2 NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCE REPORT --FREEWAY MOUNT SAN JACINTO ON NATIONAL PARK SERVICE RESEARCH Jan 62, il, 14 see Jan 64, 10-1 MORLEY, FREDERICK HITCHCOCK SAN JACINTO WILDERNESS NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY --BEQUEST MOUNT SHASTA, CALIFORNIA Apr 55, 4 May 51, 142 --SKI LIFT NATIONAL CLIMBING CLASSIFICATION MOSS, LAURENCE I. Jan 51, 6 SYSTEM Jun 73, 22 MOUNT TAMALPAIS, CALIFORNIA Jun 61, 11 Jun 63, 8-9, 12 MOSS LANDING, CALIFORNIA May 58, 15 NATIONAL CONSERVATION AWARD --PROPOSED REFINERY --PROPOSED TRAMWAY Sep 63, il, 17 Jun 66, 3 May 57, 5 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT MOTORCYCLES, -BIKES, -SCOOTERS MOUNT TAMALPAIS STATE PARK Jan 70, 3 Jul 71, 31 see --FRANK'S VALLEY Mar 70, 23 Apr 72, 12-4, OFF-ROAD VEHICLES Nov 56, il, 6-7 Oct 70, 31 29-30 MOUNT CHURCHILL (CHURCHILL PEAK), Apr 68, 2, 22 Jan 71, 24-8 May 72, 17 BRITISH COLUMBIA --PROPOSED ADDITION NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER CONSERVATION --ASCENT Feb 57, il, 19 AND MANAGEMENT ACT May 68, il, 13-6 MOUNT WADDINGTON, BRITISH see MOUNT DANA-MINARETS WILD AREA, COLUMBIA NATIONAL TIMBER SUPPLYACT CALIFORNIA --ASCENTS NATIONAL FORESTS Mar 50, il, 3-7 May 51, il, 36-45 see also Jan 62, 14 Dec 69, il, 16-9 FORESTS... MOUNT DECEPTION, ALASKA MOUNT WHITNEY, CALIFORNIA U. S. FOREST SERVICE --ASCENT --ASCENT --CLEARCUTTING May 51, il, 94-105, 172 Nov 58, 41-3 Oct 75, 22-3 Sep 76,30 MOUNT DICKEY, ALASKA MOUNTAIN CLIMBING see also --ASCENT Jan 74, il, 4-7, 66-9 NATIONAL FORESTS--MANAGEMENT Feb 75, il, 4-10 Jul 74, il, 10-3 --ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS MOUNT EVEREST "MOUNTAINEERING NOTES" Jan 73, 15 Apr 74, 18 Oct 51, 3 Jun 63, il, 13 Jan 50,120-9 Nov 58, 68-80 --FIRE LOOKOUT --MOUNTAINEERING May 51, 151-9 Oct 59, 68-76 Sep 76, il, 35-7 Jan 53, 8 Dec 65, 3-5 Dec 52,86-95 Dec 60, 85-92 --HISTORY Dec 63, il, Mar 70, il, Oct 53, 67-76 Oct 61, 52-60 Feb 55, il, 4-6 5-38 4-7 Jun 54, 83-95 Dec 62, 94-5, --INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM MOUNT JEFFERSON PRIMITIVE AREA, Oct 55, 79-83 105-12 Jun 62, il, 10-2 OREGON Dec 56, 88-95 Dec63, 99-112 --LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENTAREAS Nov 61, 2 Jan 62, il, 7 Jun 57, 56-65 Dec 64, 79-80 May 62, 16 MOUNT KENNEDY, ALASKA --EXPEDITIONS --MANAGEMENT --ASCENT Apr 52, 7-8 Nov 56, 5 Dec 60, il, Jan73, 16, 18-9 Sep 68, 26 Oct 52, 2 70-80 Feb73, 22-3 MOUNT KENYA --FICTION May 69, il, Jul73, 21 Jun 75, il, 5-8 Oct 67, 128-36 10-8 Nov73, 18-9 MOUNT McDUFFIE, CALIFORNIA --SAFETY Oct 70, 2 Mar74, il, 17-9 Sep 53, 2 Sep 55, 8 Apr 71, 23 Sep74, 26 MOUNT McKINLEY, ALASKA --SAFETY--CLIMBING ROPES Sep 71, 14-9 Feb75, 13 Jun 50,il, 28, between Oct 55, il, 47-61 Dec 71, il, Mar75, 12-5 28 and 29 Dec 64, 80 4-7 Apr76,16-7, 28-30 --ASCENT MOUNTAIN LIONS Feb 72, 19 May76, 36 Nov 53, 8 see Sep 72, 30-1 Jun76, 23 --EXPLORATION COUGARS Oct 72, 15 Nov76, 30, 32 Jun 50, 20-7 MOUNTAIN PEAK REGISTERS see also MOUNT McKINLEY NATIONAL PARK see NATIONAL TIMBER SUPPLY ACT Oct 53, il, 29-34 SIERRA CLUB MT. PEAK REGISTERS --MINING Jun 62, 16 MOUNTAIN RESCUE AND SAFETY Jan 72, 17 Apr 74, 16 --CAMP DENALI COUNCIL (WASHINGTON STATE) Mar 72, 15 Jun 54, 39-44 Jun 52, 3-4 --MULTIPLE AND SINGLE USE MOUNT OF THE HOLY CROSS, MOUNTAIN TROOPS Dec 56,81-3 Apr 60, 3-7 COLORADO Jan 51, 3 Apr 58, ii, Jun 60, 2; il, Feb 76, il, 38 MUIR, JOHN 5-8 10-1 MOUNT OLYMPUS, GREECE May 57, il, 12 Jun 67, 14-9 Oct 59, 14-28 Apr 67, il, 6 Oct 53, 43-50 Feb 58, il, 1, Nov 67, il, 1-2 --RECREATION FACILITIES MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK 15 Jan 68, 9 Feb 52, 5 --MISSION 66 May 62, il, 3, Dec 69, il,12-5 --SCENIC AREAS Dec 56, 83-4 18 Oct 72, il,10-3 Nov 60, il, 7 --PROPOSED TRAMWAY Mar 64,il, 9 Mar76, il,13-4 --WILDERNESS POTENTIAL AREAS Sep 54, i1, 5-6 Dec 64, 33 May 76, il,16-9 Jan 68, 3 Jul 71, 30 Jan 55, 6 see also May 69, il, Mar 72, il, 4-7 MOUNT RITTER, CALIFORNIA JOHN MUIR... 10-5 Jul 72, 23 Oct 53, il, between 36 and MUIR LOCUST TREE (UNIV. WISCONSIN) Jan 70, 23 Sep 72, 27 37; 40-2 Mar 54, 32 Nov 70, 17-9 Mar 73, il,9, 24 MUIR WOODS NATIONAL MONUMENT (cont.) Jan 51, 6 Jan 70, il,12-5

-25- NATIONAL FOREST (cont.) NATIONAL WILDERNESS PRESERVATION NEW JERSEY SKYLANDS PRESERVE --WILDERNESS POTENTIAL AREAS SYSTEM Apr 68, 5 Sep 74, 28, 36 Jul 76, 30 see NEW RIVER, NORTH CAROLINA Feb 75, 13 Oct 76, il, WILDERNESS PRESERVATION Feb 76, 35 Jul 76, 31 Nov 75, 22-3 10-5, 18-22 --LEGISLATION May 76, 36 Nov 76, 33 Apr 76, 15 and NEW YORK CITY NATIONAL MONUMENTS WILDERNESS PRESERVATION Jun 63, 15 Mar 74, il, 4-9 SYSTEM, NATIONAL --ENVIRONMENTALISTS NATIONAL PARKS AND MONUMENTS NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION May 76, ii, 9-15 Dec 56, il, Jun 62, 16 Mar 60, 17 NEW YORK STATE 11-8 Feb 69, 3 NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGES --PARKLANDS Jun 60, 20, May 69, 19 see Mar 60, 16 16 Jul 69, 3 WILDLIFE REFUGES NEW YORK STATE FOREST PRESERVE Dec 60, il, Oct 72, 15-6 NATURAL AREAS INVENTORY FOR 1976 Aug 67, 4 Aug 68, 12 26-30 Mar 75, 14 Nov 73, 21-2 see also see also NATURAL BEAUTY ADIRONDACK FOREST PRESERVE U.S. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE --APPRECIATION CATSKILLS FOREST PRESERVE --ARCHITECTURE Jan 58, 25 NEWHALL, NANCY Apr 74, il, 20-3 NATURAL GAS Nov 60, il, 12 Sep 74, il, 11 --CATTLE GRAZING --PIPELINES--ALASKA, CANADA Sep 63, il, 19 Nov 59, 13 --PROPOSED NEWPORT BAY, CALIFORNIA --CONCESSIONERS Feb 73, 20-1 May 76, 37 Jun 69, 3-4 May 76, 21-2 Feb 76, il, Jun 76, 20,43-4 NIPOMO DUNES, CALIFORNIA --DAMS 19-20 --PROPOSED POWERPLANT Feb 52, 4-5 --PRODUCTION AND MARKETING Feb 67, i1,1-8 Feb 69, 4-7 --FOREST SERVICE OPPOSITION May 73, 10-4, Apr 74, 31 NIXON, RICHARD M. Apr 60, il, 3-7 31 --PRESIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATION Nov 60, 2-3 NATURAL RESOURCES Dec 68, 15-6 Feb 73,17 --INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM --DEPLETION Sep 69, 2 Mar 73,17 Nov 60, il, 4-6 Jul 71, il, 8-11, 28 Feb 70, 23 Jun 73,20 --MAINTENANCE --MANAGEMENT Apr 70, 2 Nov 73,18-9 Oct 50, 8 Jan 58, il, 3-6 Jun 70, 23 Apr 74,15 --MINING NATURAL RESOURCES COUNCIL OF Apr 71, 22 Oct 74,23 Mar 76, 35 Nov 76, 33 AMERICA Jun 71, 31 --MISSION 66 PROGRAM Jan 50, 16 Nov 56, 12 NORTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE CONFERENCE Apr 56, 3-4 Jan 59, 14 Dec 50, 9, 12 Dec 57, 13 Jan 50, 15 Jan 57, 11-2 Jan 60, 6 NATURAL SCIENCE AREAS NORTH CASCADES, WASHINGTON Jan 58, 14-5 Apr 60, il, 8-9 Jan 57, 11,20-3Jan 61, il, 10-1 --PLANNING NATURE AND RELIGION Jun 57, il,13-6 Feb 61, il, 2 Jun 60, il, 4-7, 17 Jul 70, 12-5 Jan 58, il,23-5Mar 61, il, 8-9 --ROADS see also Oct 58, il, 15 Apr 63, il, 10-1, Jan 58, 14-5 WILDERNESS--SPIRITUAL VALUES Nov 58, ii, 28, 12-3 Dec 60, ii, 57-69 NATURE APPRECIATION between 28 Dec 65, 11-3 Jan 69, 14 May 64, il, 3-5 and 29 Oct 67, 40-5 --WILDERNESS MANAGEMENT Jun 64, 18 Jan 59, il, 7 Apr 68, i1,7-16 Apr 52, 5-7 Apr 67, 12-3 NATURE, ATTITUDES TOWARD Feb 59, il,10-5Nov 68, il, 6-8 --WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT --HISTORY Mar 60, il, 20 Nov 62, il, 4-5, 9 Oct 67, 123-7 --PICKETT RANGE Mar 63, il, 2-11 THE NATURE CONSERVANCY (GT. BRITAIN) Jun 67, 28 NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION Jun 63, il, 4-5, 12 --PROPOSED NATIONAL PARK Apr 54, 12 THE NATURE CONSERVANCY (U.S.) Nov 59,13 Mar 66, 17-8 --SUMMER TRAINING PROGRAM May 52, 28-9 Oct 57, 6 Jan 60,11,7-9 Apr 66, 11,10-3 see NATURE STUDY IN SCHOOLS Sep 62,il, 15 Mar 67, 3 STUDENT CONSERVATION PROGRAM Mar 62, il, 8-9, 15 Oct 63,i1,7-13 Jun 67, i1,7-13 NATIONAL PARKS WORLD CONFERENCE see also Nov 63,2, 18 Aug 67, 3 Sep 62, 3 CONSERVATION EDUCATION Dec 64,i1, Nov 67, 3 NATIONAL RECREATION AREAS NAVAJO CANYON 16-32 Jun 68, 17-8 --PROPOSED SYSTEM Jun 54, ii, 61-70 Jun 65,22 Jul 68, 2 Apr 63, 11 NAVAJO COUNTRY WILDERNESS Dec 65,10-1 Sep 68, 4 NATIONAL SURVEY OF FISHING AND Jan 68, il, 31-2 --STUDIES HUNTING NAVAHO INDIAN RESERVATION Mar 60,4-5 Sep 63, 18 Jan 57, 10 --COAL MINING Apr 60,7. 17 May 64, 12-5 NATIONAL TIMBER SUPPLY ACT Aug 70, il, 14-7 Jun 63,16 Feb 66, il,3-6,36 May 69, il, Dec 69, 3 THE NEEDLES, UTAH --TIMBER 6, 10-5 Feb 70, 3 Nov 61, ii, 4-6 Apr 59,7 Aug 69, 3 Mar 70, 8-11 NELSON, GAYLORD --WILDERNESS Oct 69, 3 Mar 66, 10 Dec 56, il, Oct 59, 29-36 NATIONAL WATER COMMISSION NEPAL 24-31 Oct 60, il, 2-5 Jul 67, 4-5 Feb 73, 16, 30 Oct 70, il, 4-9 NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK NATIONAL WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS NEUBERGER, RICHARD LEWIS Oct 68, 26 Nov 68, il, 6-8 SYSTEM Mar 60, 17 NORTHWEST, PACIFIC Jul 68, 16 Aug 69, 13 NEUENBURG, ANDREW see Sep 68, 4 Oct 75, il, 15, Apr 61, 10 PACIFIC NORTHWEST Nov 68, i1,9-10 58-9, 61 NEW BRUNSWICK NOT MAN APART (Book) --PROPOSED --PESTICIDES W-6577_,24 Nov 63, 13 Nov 65, 32 Mar 74, 19 NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS Apr 65, 18 Aug 67, 3 NEW JERSEY --PROJECT CHARIOT --CONSERVATION ISSUES May 61, il,4-9,12-7 Aug 70, il, 18-21 Sep 63, 15

-26- NUCLEAR POLLUTION OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION AND OLNEY, WARREN Jul 71, 22-3 Oct 74, 28 DEVELOPMENT Dec69,il, 12-5 Mar 72, 8-9 --EAST COAST OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK NUCLEAR POWER EXPORTS Dec 71, 23 Sep 53, 6-7 Nov 73, 19 Apr 76, 34 --GULF COAST --ADDITION NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS Feb 72, 19 Mar 72, 15 Apr 53, 5 Jul 70, 21 Mar 73, 16, 31 --OFFSHORE --BOUNDARIES May 71, 4 Sep 73, 19-20 Oct 73, 37 Feb 75, 12, 35 Jan 55, il, 7, 9 Sep 72, 27-8 Jun74, Apr 74, 12 Mar 75, 16-7 Feb 66, il, 6, 33 Dec 72, 18 May 74, 15-6, Aug 75, 25 --COASTAL STRIP see also 22-3 Feb 76, 17-8 Jan 59, iI, 6 May 64, 12 BODEGA BAY --OFFSHORE--ALASKA --HUNTING --ACCIDENTS Apr 76, 35 Jun 62, 14 Jul 74, 28 Sep 74, 28 --OFFSHORE--CALIFORNIA --LOGGING --CALIFORNIA Feb 75, 19 Jan56,22 Jan 57, 25-6 Jun 75, 26-7 --OFFSHORE--FLORIDA ONTHANK, KARL May 76, il, 4-6, 44-6 Nov 73, 17-8 Sep 74, 29 Jan 68, 27 --ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTSOIL CONSUMPTION OREGON Jun 75, 19-20, 30 Mar 72, 23 Nov 73, il, --FOREST MANAGEMENT --SWEDEN Mar 73, 18 9-12, 32 Jun 70, 14-7 Jul 76, 29 OIL, IMPORTED --LAND USE PLANNING NUCLEAR POWER SAFETY Aug 75, 21 Sep 76, 27 May 74, 20-1 Mar 76, 21-2 OIL INDUSTRY OREGON AND CALIFORNIA REVESTED Jun 74, 25-6 Apr 76, il, 13-5 Nov 70, 2 Feb 75, 15-6 TIMBERLANDS Apr 75, 4-6, May 76, il, 4-6, OIL PIPELINE Jun 70, 14-7 12, 30 44-6 --ALASKA OREGON BEACHES Jun 75, 27 Jul 76, 14-5 see Sep 68, 25 Nov 75, 9-13 ALASKA--OIL PIPELINE OREGON BOTTLE BILL NUCLEAR REACTORS, BREEDER --CANADA May 74, 12-4, 30 Nov 74, 22, 38 Feb 76, 34 Sep 73, 17 Jul 76, 9-10 May 75, 14-5 --SOVIET UNION OREGON DUNES NUCLEAR TESTS May 71, 4 Mar 62, il, 6 Jun 73, 27 OIL POLLUTION OREGON DUNES NATIONAL SEASHORE --AMCHITKA ISLAND Mar 69, 16 Mar 73, 19 --PROPOSED see Mar 71, il, 12-6 Dec 59, i1,3-4 Apr63,il, 8-9 AMCHITKA ISLAND see alsoOIL SPILLS Nov 62, 15 NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGE OIL PRODUCTION OREGON WILDERNESSCOALITION Aug 70, 22 --LOUISIANA Oct 76, il, 48-52 Apr 75, 4-6, 12, 30 Jul 74, il, 14-6 THE OUTDOOR NATION NUCLEAR WEAPONS OIL PRODUCTION, UNDERSEA Jan 73, il, 28-31 Nov 75, il, 9-13 Sep 71, 20-3 OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN (Interior OCEANS OIL REFINERY WORKERS Dept.) Jun 76, 25-7 --ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY Apr 74, 15-6 --DEEP SEA EXPLORATION Apr 73, 18, 31; 20 OUTDOOR RECREATION RESOURCES Jul 70, 20 OIL SHALE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW COMMISSION --ECOLOGY Jan 72, 19 Apr 74, 12, see Jun 71, il, 4-9 Dec 72, 19, 30 25-30 U.S. OUTDOOR RECREATION... Nov 73, il, 28-30, 39 Mar 74, 10-4, May 75, 12, 29 OUTDOOR WRITERS ASSOCIATION OF --INTERNATIONAL LAW AND 16 May 76, 24-6 AMERICA AGREEMENTS OIL SHALE LEASES Nov 54, 4 Nov 73, 28-30, May 75, 16 Jul 68, 14 Jan 69, 3 OVERTON PARK, MEMPHIS 39 Jun76, OIL SHORTAGE --PROPOSED HIGHWAY Oct 74, 28 Apr 73, 20 Nov 73, il, Mar 70, 22 Jun 74, 39 --OIL PRODUCTION May 73, 13 9-12, 32, 20 Apr 71, 22 Jul 76, il, 7-8 Sep 71, 20-3 Jul 73, 17-8 Mar 73, 18 --WASTE DISPOSAL OIL SPILLS OWENS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA May 71, 5 Mar 70, 3 Mar 71, 11,12-6 May 62, il, 4-5 OFF-ROAD VEHICLES Apr 70, il, Dec 72, 19 OZARK NATIONAL SCENIC WATERWAY Feb 57, 22-3 Apr 65, 20 16-7, 21 Apr 73, 20 Apr 63, il, 4-5 Jan 62, 11,10-1 Sep 67, il, 4 Sep 70, 13 May 73, 19 Sep 64, 16 Mar 62, 13 Apr 68, 4 Jan 71, 3 Aug 75, 19-21 PACIFIC DISCOVERY(Magazine) Jun 62, 3, 17 Sep 68, 24 Feb 71,il,12-3 Jun 76, 13-6 Mar 60, 5 Apr 63, 13 Mar 72, 18 --FICTION PACIFIC NORTHWEST Nov 64, 20 Apr 72, 18-9 Jun 73, il, 9-15 --CONSERVATION ISSUES Mar 65, 18 Jan 73, 11,28-31 --SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL Jan 63, 20 see also see see also RECREATIONAL VEHICLES SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL--OIL CONSERVATION ISSUES --SNOWMOBILES--SATIRE --WILDLIFE RECOVERY--BAY AREA "REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Jul 74, il, 17-24 Apr 71, il, 16-9 REPORTS"--THE NORTHWEST OFF-ROAD VEHICLES DAMAGE OIL TANKERS --FORESTRY HEARINGS --CALIFORNIA Aug 75, 19-21 Apr 76, 35 Dec 61, 2-3 Jul 76, il, 33-4, 36-7 Mar 76, 35 Jun 76, 11,13-6 PACIFIC NORTHWEST CONSERVATION OHIO OIL TANKERS AND PORTS REPRESENTATIVE --FLOOD CONTROL PROJECTS Dec 72, 18-9 Nov 61, il, 3 Apr 72, 17 OLIVER, DONALD W. PACIFIC NORTHWEST WILDERNESS OIL Mar 74, il, 25, 30-1 CONFERENCES --ALBERTA TAR SANDS OLMSTED, FREDERICK LAW, JR. 1st: May 56, 7 Sep 74, 8-10, 32 Nov 58, 24-7 2nd: Feb 58, 6; May 58, 6 OLMSTED, FREDERICK LAW, SR. 3rd: Dec61,3; Mar 62, 10 Nov 58, 24-5 -27- PACIFIC SOUTHWEST WATER PLAN PLACER COUNTY BIG TREE GROVE POPULATION (cont.) Sep 64, 12-3 Oct 55, il, 70-2 Feb 76, 9-15 Nov 76, 17-8 PACKFRAMES PLANNING, LAND USE Jul 76, 28 --HISTORY see --ANIMALS Jul 68, il, 9-10 LAND USE PLANNING Oct 61, 1-18 PADRE ISLAND, TEXAS PLANNING, RESOURCE POPULATION INSTITUTE CARTOON AWARDS Mar 62, il, 4-5, 10 Jun 65, il, 3-7 Jun 76, il, 28-31 PAIUTE INDIANS PLANTS, WILD POPULATION MOVEMENT AND DISTRIBUTION Sep 70, il, 8-11 --CONSERVATION Apr 76, il, 4-5, 19-21, 22 PALAU ISLANDS Apr 68, 5 PORPOISES --PROPOSED PORT PLATTE RIVER VALLEY, NEBRASKA --TUNA FISHERIES Jun 76, il, 52-4 --PROPOSED WILDLIFE REFUGE Feb 75, 11-2 Feb 76, 34 PALISADES NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, Nov 76, 29 Oct 75, 46 Jun 76, 22 MICHIGAN PODSOL SOILS PORT ORFORD CEDARS Mar 71, 10 Apr 60, il, 8-9 Oct 75, 47 PALMDALE AIRPORT, CALIFORNIA May 73, 5-7, 28-30 PORT VICTORIA, SOUTH CAROLINA --PROPOSED POETRY AND NATURE --PETRO-CHEMICAL PLANT Feb 71, 22 Jul 71, 30 Jul 70, 12-5 Apr 70, 3, 22 Feb 71, 3 PANAMA , POINT LOBOS, CALIFORNIA PORTER, ELIOT --DARIEN GAP HIGHWAY Jun 55, 7 Jul 67, il, 5 May 76, il, 41-3 POINT PINOLE, SAN FRANCISCO BAY POSTAGE STAMPS PAPER Sep 67, il, 7-10 Jan 57, 11,16-7 Mar 64, il, 9 --RECYCLING POINT REYES NATIONAL SEASHORE Sep 58, il, 13 Oct 71, 7 Mar 69, 3 Sep 71, 5 POTOMAC RIVER PARABLES Dec 69, 22 Apr 69, 4 Mar 60, 3 May 64, 16 --PROPOSED POTOMAC RIVER BASIN Jan 64, 14 Sep 66, 3 Sep 58, il,3-9 Sep 61, 16 Nov 66, 13 PARC NATIONAL DU SILENCE, FRANCE Jan 61, il, 17 Jan 62, 15 POWELL (JOHN WESLEY) CENTENNIAL Mar 59, 18 POINT REYES PENINSULA Mar 69, 7 Jun 69, 4 PARKS AND RECREATION LAND Jan 59, 4 Oct 69, 11,14-7 May 69, 7 Jan 60, 2 Jan 61, il, Sep 59, il, 3 POWER PLANTS Dec 60, il, 8-9, 19 --FILM --FOUR CORNERS REGION between 28 Mar 61, 4-5, 6 Sep 60, 14-5 May 71, 14 Oct 71, 5-6 and 29 Feb 72,9-11,18 POLITICS AND CONSERVATION Jun 71, 29 Feb 72, 20 PARKS, REGIONAL Dec 71, 11-6 Mar 75, 5-6, 24 Jul 71, 15-6, Jun 72, 18 --CALIFORNIA Jul 72, 24 Jun 76, 21 29 Feb 73, 21 Jun 71, il, 18-21 POLLUTION --NEBRASKA PARSONS, EDWARD L. see also May 73, 21 Sep 74, 29 Sep 60, 14 AIR POLLUTION --SITINGS PARSONS, EDWARD TAYLOR DETERGENTS AND POLLUTION Mar 73, 17-8 Sep 58, 12 LEAD POLLUTION --THE SOUTHWEST PARSONS, MARION RANDALL MERCURY POLLUTION Mar 72, 18 Jul 74, 30 Sep 53, 3 Sep 58, 12 NUCLEAR POLLUTION May 72, 18-9 Aug 75, il, 6-8, Oct 53, 35-9 OIL POLLUTION Sep 72, 32-3 26-7 PATAPSCO RIVER, MARYLAND SULFUR POLLUTION --UTAH Jul 69, il, 15 THERMAL POLLUTION Jan 66, 14 Feb 76, 21-2 PAYETTE RIVER, IDAHO WATER POLLUTION Sep 73, 20-1 May 76, 37 --DREDGING --CANCER 'Aug 75, il, 6-8, Oct 51, 4 Nov 75, 29 26-7 PENGUINS --CONTROLS --WYOMING AND MONTANA Nov 58, 29 Jan 72, 10-1 Jun 72, 21, 29-30 PENOBSCOT RIVER, MAINE --CONTROLS--ECONOMICS PRAIRIE CREEK REDWOODS STATE PARK Oct 75, il, 15, 58-9, 61 May 72, 19 Nov 74, 22, 38 May 64, 11 Oct 64, il, 3 PESTICIDES Oct 74, 27-8 --OLMSTED GROVE --USE AND CONTROL --CONTROL--EMPLOYMENT Jun 53, 4 Dec 59, 10 Apr 65, 12-3 Apr 75, 25-9 --PROPOSED FREEWAY Nov 62, 18 Jan 71, 12-3 POLLUTION, INDUSTRIAL Mar 63, 19 Sep 64, i1,4-10 Jun 63, 10-1 May 71, 15 Nov 74, 12-5 May 64, 2,9,11 Nov 64, il, 8-9 Sep 63, 13, 14 Jan 72, 18 --CONTROLS PRAIRIE NATIONAL PARK Oct 64, 10 May 75, 15 Oct 71, i1,8-13 Dec 71, 11-6 --PROPOSED Jan 65, 12 Oct 75, 47 PONDEROSA PINE Jun 62, il, 8 see also --FIRES Sep 73, ii, 25-8 DDT Oct 59, 44-53 PREDATOR CONTROL MIREX THE POOR AND CONSERVATION see SILENT SPRING Apr 75, 7-11, 30-1 WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT --USE AND CONTROL--NEW BRUNSWICK POPULATION --PREDATORS... Mar 74, 19 Jun 57, 19-27 Oct 68, 11,11-4 PRESTON, JOHN C. PESTICIDES, BIOLOGICAL Sep 61, 2 Aug 69, 14 Nov 52, 4 Jul 68, 3-4 Jul 72,11,4-11 Dec 61, 11 Mar 70, 21 PROJECT CHARIOT PHOSPHATES, DETERGENT Jan 63, 3 May 70, 11,10-5 May 61, il, 4-9, 12-7 --REPLACEMENTS Dec 63, 80-93 Mar 71, 2 Sep 63, 15 May 71, 12-3 Oct 71, 6 Jun 64, 15 Jul 71, il, PROJECT INDEPENDENCE PINNACLES NATIONAL MONUMENT Oct 64, 10 8-11, 28 see Nov 54, 2 Nov 64, 14 Apr 73, 11,10-2, ENERGY AND FUEL PROGRAMS, PITONS Dec 64, 43-8 14, 28-9 NATIONAL Jun 54, il, 71-7 Jun 57, 56-7 Jan 65, 13 Oct 74, 22-3 PUBLIC LAND LAWS THE PLACE NO ONE KNEW (Book) Apr 65, 2 Mar 75, 7-10, Mar 71, 10 Apr 63, il, 6-7 May 65, 18 24, 31 PUBLIC LANDS Dec 65, il, 17-28 Sep 68, 5 Apr 75, 21 Oct 72, 17, 26 Apr 74, 15-6 Nov 73, il, 4-8 (cont.) -28- PUBLIC LANDS (cont.) RECREATION RESOURCES --ACQUISITION REDWOODS AND FREEWAYS (cont --SURVEYS see also Mar 68, 4 Jan 58, 15-7, 28-9 --ADMINISTRATION--LEGISLATION JEDEDIAH SMITH REDWOODS Jan 59, 3 STATE PARK Sep 71, 3-4 Mar 76, 22-3 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES --HISTORY PRAIRIE CREEK REDWOODS Jan 73, il, 28-31 STATE PARK Oct 73, il, 9-13, 41 see also Nov 73, il, 4-8 REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE OFF-ROAD VEHICLES CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES, --PROPOSED LAND EXCHANGE --SATIRE Feb 59, 3, 6-9 2ND Jul 74, il, 17-24 Feb 51, 19 --QUIZ RECYCLING Jan 59, 10, 13 REGIONAL PLANNING May 71, 12-3 Sep 74, 33-6 PUBLICATION LISTS --CALIFORNIA Jun 74, 26-7 Oct 75, 17-9 Jun 64, il, 4-8, Nov56, 14 May 58, 14 14 see also REINES, ALISA Feb 58, 14 Sep 58, 13-4 BEVERAGE CONTAINERS Apr 67, il, 3 PYGMY FOREST, MENDOCINOCOUNTY RED BUFFALO HIGHWAY ROUTE,COLORADORENNIE, JAMES Apr 60,il, 8-9 Jan 68, il, 16-21 May 73, il, 5-7, 28-30 Jun 51, 15 RED RIVER, KENTUCKY RESCUE TEAMS PYRAMID LAKE, NEVADA --PROPOSED DAM Dec 53, 16 Jun 55, 8 Apr 69, 3 Sep 70, il, 8-11 Jan 68, 11,22-5 Apr 69, 3 QUEBEC RESERVE MINING CO. Sep 68, 25 74, il, 34-8 --ELECTRIC POWER Jul Oct 69, 5 Dec 69, 3 REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK RESERVOIRS Sep 72, 27 Oct 68, 26 Mar 73, 20 RABIES see Nov 68, i1,4-6 Jun 73, 17-8 --WARNINGS DAMS... Sep 69, 20 Jul73, i1,9-13 Jun 56, 4 WATER PROJECTS... May 71, 14 Nov 73, 11,26-7 RADIO COMMUNICATIONS PROJECT RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE, INC. Jun 71, il, Jun 75, 28. Apr 76, 41-6 Nov 52, 3-4 Nov 76, 39 10-3, 30 Oct 75, 11,52-5 RIFFELBERG RAFTS, RUBBER Oct 71, 5 --ASCENT--FICTION Feb 68, 24 --PROPOSED RAILWAYS Oct 67, 128-36 Jun 64, il, 3 Nov 66, il,14-5 RIO GRANDE May 75, 10 Oct 75, 21 Nov 64, il,10-3 Mar 67, 11,12-6 --LOWER CANYONS RAINBOW BRIDGENATIONAL MONUMENT Jan 65, 8-9 Jun 67, 3-4, 6 Jan 74, ii, 70-2 Oct 55, 11,24-8Sep 62, 10-3 Mar 65, 18 Jul 67, 3 RIVER RACING Feb 57, 14 Dec 62, 83-92 Apr 65, 3 Aug 67, i1,5-20 Oct 56, 4 Mar 60, 19 Jan 63, 6-8 May 65, il, 3-6 Sep 67, 3 RIVER TOURING Apr 60, il, 20 Mar 63, 19 Jun 65, 11,12-3 Oct 67, il, Apr 55, il, 32 Feb 76, 29-30 Oct 60, 2 Jun 63, 2, 14 Oct 65, 11,10-1 46-65 Nov 75, 39-40 Jan 61, 16 Sep 63, il, 4-6 Nov 65, 30 Nov 67, il, 4-5 RIVERS AND STREAMS Mar 61, 10 Apr 73, 21,30-1 Jan 66,8-9,32 Jan 68, 3 --CHANNELIZATION Jun 61, 2; May 73, 8-9, Mar 66, 18-9 Mar 68, 11,12-6 Jun 71, il, 22-3 ii, 8-9 30-1 Apr 66, il, May 68, 12, 21 RIVERS, WILD AND SCENIC Mar 62, 2-3 Oct 74, 8 14-5, 19,24 Jun 68, 19 see Jun 62, 14 Jun 66, i1,8-11 Jul 68, 19 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS Jul 66, il, 14Aug 68, 3, 16 SYSTEM --GREENWAY Sep 66, 11,20-2 Mar 76, il, 41-4 ROADLESS AREA REVIEW AND EVALUATION --SKUNK CABBAGE CREEK see RAMPART DAM, ALASKA May 69, il, 6 --PROPOSED NATIONAL FORESTS--WILDERNESS REDWOODS POTENTIAL AREAS Sep 63, il, 7 Mar 65, 11,12-5 Dec 65, il, 61-7 ROBINSON, BESTOR Nov 63, i1,8-9, May 65, 11 see also Dec 53, 2 12; 16-7 Apr 66, il,17-9 BIG BASIN REDWOODS STATE ROCK CLIMBING Oct 64, 2, 7 Jun 67, 4 PARK Dec 62, il, Jul 70, il, 4-7 Jan 65, 12-3 BUTANO FOREST RAMSEY, JAMES 96-104 May 72, 16,29-30 CASTLE ROCK STATE PARK Mar 63, 18-9 Sep 69, 3 JEDEDIAH SMITH REDWOODS RANCHERS ROCK CREEK PARK, D.C.-MARYLAND STATE PARK Dec 56, 76-8 --NORTHERN PLAINS PRAIRIE CREEK REDWOODS ROCKEFELLER, JOHN D., JR. Jul 74, il, 4-9, 16 STATE PARK RANGELAND Feb 50, 15-6 Apr 60, 13 --BULL CREEK BASIN, ROCKEFELLER ROCKEFELLER, LAURANCE S. --PRESERVATION GROVE Jul 72, il, 42-3, 46 Jun 62, 16 Jan 60, il, 10-1 ROCKIES, NORTHERN RANGELAND, WESTERN Apr 60, ii, 10-2; 14 --CONSERVATION ISSUES --OVERGRAZING Jun 62, 16 May 72, il, 4-11 see --GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION CONSERVATION ISSUES May 75, ii, 4-8, 20, 28 Jan 68, 3 Mar 68, 12-3 RECLAMATION PROJECTS "REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Feb 68, 3 19 --POLICY AND LAW REPORTS" --LANE'S NORTHERN ROCKIES Feb 74, il, 6-10 Mar 63, 16 see also ROCKY MOUNTAINS, CANADA --PRESERVATION --ASCENTS WATER PROJECTS Jun 62, 2 May 64, i1,8-11 May 68, il, 13-6 RECORDING REVIEW: "AMERICA THE Nov 62, 18 Nov 64, 15 ROGUE RIVER, OREGON BEAUTIFUL" Sep 63, il, Oct 50, 3 May 69, il, 23 2, 20 ROOSEVELT, THEODORE RECREATION LAND DEVELOPMENTS REDWOODS AND FREEWAYS --CENTENNIAL OBSERVANCE Oct 72, 9, 26-7, 30 Jan 64,il,9,14Apr 65, 21 --CALIFORNIA May 58, 14 Mar 64, 14-5 Jun 65, 16 ROPE, CLIMBING Jan 71, il,4-9 Feb 73, 15-6 May 64, il, 2, Nov 65, 31 Oct 55, il, 47-61 8-10 Dec 64, 80

-29- ROSS DAM AND LAKE, WASHINGTON SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK (cont.) Oct 69, 4 Mar 73, 19 --PRESERVATION --HISTORY Feb 72, 19-20 Nov 74, 18-9 Dec 71, 19 Feb 73, il, Dec 62, il, 68-82 RUDDEN, CLIFFORD J. Sep 72, 32 4-9, 21 Feb 76, il, 30-1 Oct 63, 14 SAWTOOTH NATIONAL PARK --PERSONAL EXPERIENCES RUSSELL, CARL P. --PROPOSED Sep 66, 5, 22 May 52, 28 Jun 60, il, 15 Jun 71, 28 --TRAILS RUSSELL, FRED J. Apr 70, il, 8-11 May 51, 145-6 Feb 71, 22 SAWTOOTH NATIONAL RECREATION AREA --WILDERNESS RUWENZORI RANGE, AFRICA --PROPOSED May 72, 21, 27 --ASCENTS Jul 69, 12 Jun 71, 28 Oct 72, il, 5-8 Oct 61, il, 33-8, 41-3 Apr 70, 11,8-11 Oct 71, 4 Jul 73, 24 ST. ANTHONY'S WILDERNESS, SAWYER, ROBERT W. SEQUOIAS PENNSYLVANIA Nov 59, 14 see also Nov 74, il, 4-8 SAYLOR, JOHN P. CALAVERAS SOUTH GROVE... ST. CROIX RIVER, MINNESOTA- Dec 54, 6 Jan 68, 4-5 PLACER COUNTY... WISCONSIN SCENIC ROADS ASSOCIATION --LOGGING --PROPOSED POWER PLANT Sep 60, 12-3 May 57, il, 10-1 Apr 65, il, 4-8 SCHAGEN, VIVIAN Nov 74, il, 9 ST. ELIAS RANGE, ALASKA-YUKON Sep 70, 13 --STUDY --FIRST ASCENTS SCHALLENBERGER, Dec 63, 39-45 Dec 52, 21-8 May 51, ii, 19-28 SHEEPMEN ST. JOHN RIVER, MAINE SCHALLER,GEORGE B. Mar 72, 14 --PROPOSED DAMS Jun 76, 8-12 SHERLOCK, DONALD G. May 74, 21 Oct 75, il,10-3SCHATZ, ALBERT Oct 55, 77-8 Jul 74, 29 Nov 55, 6 SHOEMAKER, CARL D. SALMON SCHOFIELD,EDMUND A. Feb 53, 2 --COLUMBIA RIVER Apr 76, 35 SIERRA CLUB Aug 75, il, 29-33 SCHULMAN,EDMUND Dec 67, 1-63 Mar 72, 18-9 SALT RIVER IRRIGATION PROJECT, Sep 74, 4-7, 36-7 May 69, 2 Jul 74, 28, 39 ARIZONA-UTAH SCHUMACHER, E. F. Feb 70, 19 Apr 76, 35-7 --POWER PLANTS Jun 76, 40-1 Feb 71, 2 Jun 76, 23-4 Mar 70, 22 SCIENCE AND THE HUMANITIES see also SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Dec 64, 3-8 CONSERVATION ISSUES --FREEWAY SCOYEN, EIVIND T. --"BULLETIN BOARD" Jun 72, 18 Feb 56, 15 Dec 58, 14 --"NEWS..." SAN FRANC ISO BAY THE SEA --BANCROFT LIBRARY REPOSITORY Mar 64, ii, 3-5 Jul69, ii, 8-9 see Jan 72, 16 Dec 65, 79-80 Aug 69, 2 OCEANS --COMMENTS ON Jun 67, 11,22-8 Oct 72, 15 SEA OTTERS Apr 67, 3 Mar 70, 19-20 May 69, il, 20-1 Apr 68, 5 Oct 70, i1,12-5 Jan 68, 7-8 SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA SEAFARER (SANGUINE) PROJECT SIERRA CLUB ADVERTISEMENTS --PARKLANDS Apr 76, 41-6 Nov 76, 39 --ENERGY CRISIS Oct 58, il, 8-10 SEAL PUPS Jun 74, 2-3 SAN FRANCISCO MARITIME STATE PARK --SLAUGHTER --GRAND CANYON Mar 73, 15-6 Jun 68, 23 Apr 66, 16 Apr 67, 8-9 SAN GORGONIO WILD AREA SEASHORES --MIREX Jan 63, 13 Nov 63, 11,10-2 Oct 74, il, 14-5 Jan 71, 13 SAN JACINTO WILDERNESS --CONSERVATION --REDWOODS --PROPOSED TRAMWAY Mar 67, 7-9 Jan66, 8-9 Aug 67, 12-3 Apr 50, il, Jan 55, il,17-8SEASHORES, NATIONAL Mar 67, 12-3 Mar 68, 12-3 3-6, 6-8 Jan 56, 24 --PROPOSED --SAN FRANCISCO BAY May 50, 4-5 Jan 57, 19 Sep 61, il, 6-9, 12 Jul 69, 8-9 Nov 50, 3,4-5 Feb 57, 20-2 SEATON, FRED A. SIERRA CLUB ADVERTISING PROGRAM Sep 54, il, 4-5 Jun 60, il, 14 Apr 67, 16 Feb 68, 2 SAN JOAQUIN NUCLEAR PROJECT SEATTLE Jan 68, 6 Mar 69, 4 Jun 75, 26-7 --FREEWAYS SIERRA CLUB ANNIVERSARY SAN JOAQUIN RIVER, NORTH FORK Mar 72, 14 Jan 68, ii, 7-13 May 57, 9 SEGRt, EMILIO SIERRA CLUB ANNUAL DINNER SAN LUIS ISLAND, CALIFORNIA Nov 59, 3 Feb 50,16 Feb 59,4 Mar 74, il, 26-9 SELWAY-BITTERROOT PRIMITIVE AREA Feb 51,4 Apr 67,2-3 SAN RAFAEL PRIMITIVE AREA Oct 60, 6 Mar 61, 11,3,11 Mar 54,3-4 Apr 69,13 Nov 65, 30 Jan 61, il, 7 Apr 55,30 May 69,il, 4-5 SAN RAFAEL WILDERNESS SELWAY-BITTERROOT WILDERNESS Apr 56,6 Mar 70,21 Jan 68, 5 Apr 68, 3 Mar 63, 14-5 Apr 58,13 Feb 74,12 SAND COUNTY ALMANAC (Book) SELWAY RIVER, IDAHO SIERRA CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS May 55 Jan 61, ii, 4-6 Oct 67, ii, 113-4 SANGAMON RIVER, ILLINOIS SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK --ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS --PROPOSED DAM --CASTLE ROCK SPIRE Apr 55,3 Oct 69,4 Aug 69, il, 8-12 May 51, il, 133-6 Mar 56,31 Feb 71,22-3 SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL --CASTLE ROCK--FIRST ASCENT Mar 57,3 Feb 72,3 --OIL May 50, il, 9-10 Mar 58,3 Feb 73,21 Feb 68, 4 Jun 69,3 --CRYSTAL CAVE Feb 60,18 Feb 74,17 Mar 69, il, Sep 69,3 Jan 59, 14 Jan 63,13 Nov 74,24 8-9, 14 Feb 70,22-3 --DENNISON RIDGE BIG TREES Nov 65,31 Feb 75,10 Apr 69, 3 Jun 70,22 Jan 64, 16-7 Nov 66,4 Nov 75,16 May 69, 7 Mar 72,17 --DEVELOPMENT Nov 67,24 Feb 76,30 SANTA FE CONFERENCE Dec 52, 75-83 Jan 69,23 Nov 76,28 Jan 65, 15 --GIANT FOREST--HISTORY Feb 69,42 Dec 62, il, 68-82 (cont.)

-30- SIERRA CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS SIERRA CLUB CAMPUS PROGRAM SIERRA CLUB CONSERVATION EDUCATION (cont.) Apr 72, 20 --MEMBERS ELECTED COMMITTEE SIERRA CLUB CHAPTER COUNCIL Nov56,4 May 57, i1,4-5 May 66, il,2 Feb 58, il, 4-5 Mar 54, 4 SIERRA CLUB CONSERVATION PRIORITIES May58,3 Apr 67, il,2 SIERRA CLUB CHAPTERS Apr 63, 14 Nov 75, 20 Mar 52, 2 Dec67, SIERRA CLUB COUNCIL --QUARTERLYMEETINGS Apr65, il, Apr 69, il, 12-3 Mar 50, 14-6 Feb 56, 11 Sep 58, 11-2 Mar 64, 17 16-7 Nov 70,iI,20-2 May 50, 11-5 Jun 64, 16 Jun 56, 11-2 Mar 66, 19 --ACTIVITIES Nov 56, 12-3 Apr 67, 2 Sep 50, 4-8 Nov 64, 13 Apr 53, 4-5 Oct74, Dec 50, 5-9 Jan 65, 14 Sep 57, 5 Jun 75, 29 Jan54, 4, 7 Oct 75, 45, 48 Dec 57, 5 Mar 51, 5-8 Apr 65, 13 Jan 55, 22-3 Nov75, Jun 51, 10-4 May 65, 21-2 --WILDERNESS CLASSIFICATION Jan 56, 14,30-1 Feb76, STUDY COMMITTEE Oct 51, 9-13 Oct 65, 16 Jan57, 30-1 Apr76, Feb 52, 5-10 Jan 66, 15-6 Feb 67, 8 Feb 70, 4-7 Jan 58, 30-1 Sep 76, 29 SIERRA CLUB DUES Apr 52, 4-5 Apr 66, 20 Sep 74, 31 Nov76, Sep 52, 4-7, Jul 66, 3 Nov 61, 8 May 71, 5 --ANGELES Sep 66, 4, 22 Nov 74, 16 10-4 Sep 66, 3 Jun 56, 14 Nov 52, 5-8 Jan 67, 32, Dec 68, 13 Feb 76, 24-5 --ANGELES--SIERRA PEAKS SECTION Jan 69, 11 Jun 76, 43 Mar 53, 5-8 34-5 May 57, 13 Feb 69, il, 8, May 53, 3 Apr 67, il, 2 --ATLANTIC Jun 53, 5-7 Aug 67, 2 42 Feb 57, il, 23 SIERRA CLUB ELECTIONEERING POLICY Dec 53, 6-7 Jan 68, 3-4 Nov 59, 15 Mar 54, 5-6 Feb 68, 40 Jan 68, 15 Dec 68, 4 --GREAT LAKES SIERRA CLUB ELECTIONS Apr 54, 6-7 May 68, 5-6 Nov 59, 15 May 54, 13-5 Oct 68, 3-5 --ISSUES --KERN-KAWEAH Feb 68, 39-40 Dec 68, 2 Dec 54, 11-3 Jan 69, 5-6 Jan 52, 5 Jun 55, 4-6 Mar 69, 4, 14-5 Mar 68, 2 Apr 68, 2 --LOMA PRIETA --PROCEDURES Dec 55, 12-3 May 69, 3 Jan 50, 11 May 68, 5 Feb 56, 6 Jun 69, 14 Sep 67, 23-5 Mar 76, 31-2 --LONE STAR Jan 68, 30 May 56 ,3 Sep 69, 20 Nov 75, 46-7 --RESULTS Jun 56, 10-1 Oct 69, 5 --LOS PADRES Oct 56, 10-1 Feb 70, 22-3 May 50, 7 May 68, 24 May 53, 14 May52, Feb57,11,11-4 28 May 69, 3 May 70, 3, 22 Sep65,il, 11-2 May 57, 3 Oct 70, 17 Apr 54, 7 Apr 71, 3 Nov 75, 46 May 55, 4 May 73, 20 Sep 57, 7 Jan 71,30 --OUTINGS PROGRAMS Nov 57, 3, 6 Feb 71, Apr 59, 16 May 75, 16, 29 22 Feb 75, 26 Jul76, Mar 67, 2 Feb 58, 12-3 May 71 ,8-9 --PACIFICNORTHWEST May 58, 3 Jul 71,29-30 SIERRA CLUB ENVIRONMENTAL SURVIVAL Nov 54, 3 COMMITTEE Sep 58, 10-1 Oct 71,22-3 --PACIFIC NORTHWEST--COLUMBIA Feb 59, 18 Jan 72,14-5 Jan 71, 30 GROUP SIERRA CLUB EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mar 59, 3, 18 Mar 72,16, 18 Sep 76, 29 Sep 59, 6 Sep 57,il,6 Sep 63, 15 May 72,2 --PUBLICATIONS Jun 63, 7 Jan 60, 5 Jun 73,22 Apr 54, 14 SIERRA CLUB EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Mar 60, 15 Feb 74,15-6 --REDWOOD Jun 60, 3 Jun 74,25-6, Jan 53, 3-4 May 58, 3 Nov 75, 46 SIERRA CLUB EXHIBITS Jan61,3, 19 29-30, 39 --ROCKY MOUNTAIN Apr 61, 3 Nov 74, 22, 38 --CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR Apr 65, il, 16-7 May 50, 10 Jun 61, il, 3, Jun 75, 27-8, 29 Apr 66, il, 16-7 Oct 51, 2 12-3 Oct 75, 46-7 --SAN FRANCISCO --TOIYABE Mar 54, 4 Jan63,16 Nov 75, 44 Feb 57, 4 Jun63, SIERRA CLUB FINANCES 6-7 Feb 76, 36 SIERRA CLUB COMMITTEE ON Nov63,18 Apr76, May 57, il, 14 Feb 74, 26 POLITICAL EDUCATION Dec 67, 37-8 Nov 74, 16 Jan64, 13 Jun76, Apr 76, 12 Sep 76, 14-5 SIERRACLUB BULLETIN Sep 69, 22-3 Feb 76, 24-5 SIERRA CLUB COMMITTEES Apr 72, 19 Jan 63, 16 Jan70, Jun 53, 8 Oct 57, 2 --INVESTMENTS Jan66, 2 Apr 72, Sep 54, 2 Feb 75, 25 Oct 75, 20 Jul 67,3 Nov74, Nov 55, 8 Nov 75, 45 SIERRA CLUB FINANCIAL REPORTS Feb 68,37 Jun75, Sep 56, 3-4 May 76, 39-40 Mar 68, Dec 58, 10-3 Feb 70, 20-1 22 Jul76, SIERRA CLUB CONFERENCE ON Jul68, 12-3 Dec 59, 8-9 Feb 71, 19-21 INFORMATION AND EDUCATION Nov 60, 14-5 Feb 73, 28-9 --ANNUALS May 56, 11-2, 13 Nov 59, 5 Sep 62, 18 Jul 66, 18-9 Feb 74, 18-9 SIERRA CLUB CONSERVATION AND Jul 67, 6-7 May 75, 18-9 Dec 61, 2 Dec 64, 2 EDUCATION PROGRAMS Mar 62, 12-3 Aug 68, 14-5 Apr 76, 23-6 Oct 67, 2 Apr53,3-4 Jan 56, 11,15-7 Jul 69, 10-1 Jun 62, 17 May 53, 3-4 May 56, 12 --INDEX,1893-1949 SIERRA CLUB FOUNDATION Mar 54, 7 Oct 56, 9 Nov68,10 May 71, 5 Apr 52, 8 Apr 54, il, 11May 59, 3, 12-4 --REORGANIZATION Dec 68, 12 Sep 71, 4 May 54, 10 Feb 70, 2 Aug 70, 22 Oct 71, 2 Nov 53, 2 SIERRA CLUB CONSERVATION --REPRINT, VOLS. 1-5 Sep 70, 2 Jun 72, 19 COMMITTEE Apr 71, ii, Sep 72, 34, 36 Jan 50, 5-8 Sep 51, 8 Sep 55, 3 --STAFF CHANGES 20-1 Oct 75, 21 Mar 53, 3 SIERRA CLUB HANDBOOK Oct 56, 3 Jun75, 25 --REPORTS Mar 60, 19 Sep 5 - Apr 67, 16 Jan 54, 5-6 Apr 54, 13-4 Nov 56, 3-4 Dec 67, 1-63 SIERRA CLUB BY-LAWS Mar 54, 7-8 May 54, 6-7 Dec 67, 60-3 May 68, 11 SIERRA CLUB HEADQUARTERS SIERRA CLUB CONSERVATION DEPT. Jan76,il, 62-6 --PROPOSED CHANGES Oct 65, 12 Apr 76, 38 Nov63,14-6 Mar 65, 19

-31- SIERRA CLUB HIMALAYAN EXPEDITION SIERRACLUBLODGES AND HUTS SIERRA CLUB MEMBERSHIP see --CLAIR TAPPAANAND NORDEN AREA Jan 53, 4 Jun 76, 41-2 HIMALAYANEXPEDITION, CALIF. (cont.) Feb 74, 26 SIERRA CLUB HISTORY May58, il, 7 Oct 68, il, SIERRA CLUB MEMBERSHIPCOMMITTEE Jan 56, 3-4 Jan68, 8-9 Dec58, il, 27-8 Oct 50, 6-7 Dec 64, 33-6 Dec69, 11,12-5 3-4 Oct69, il, 20 SIERRA CLUB MEMBERSHIP RECORDS Dec 65, 89-95 Jan72, 16 Apr 59, 5 Dec 69, 24 Apr 61, 11 Dec 67, ii, Jun72, 8-14 May 59, 2 Sep 70, 22 SIERRA CLUB MEMBERSHIP REPORTS 6-11, 49-5, Aug75, 11,34-7 Nov 59,il, 6 Oct 71, il, 24 Nov51,6 Sep 62, il, 18 57-60 Feb76, 11,30-1 Nov 60, il, Oct 72, il, May 52, 25 Oct 65, 3 SIERRA CLUB HONORS ANDAWARDS 8-9 28-9 Nov 52, 8 Feb 66, 33 Apr 55, 3 May68, 6 May 62, 17 Oct 73, il, May 53, 4 Apr 67, 3 Dec 58, 13 Apr69, 3 Oct 62, 14, 11 38-9 MEMBERSHIP CITED IN: May 61, il, Feb70, 23 Oct 63, 16 Oct 74, il, Sep 69, 22 Jan 76, 62 9-11 Oct70, 16 May64, 13 32-3 Nov 70, 20 Mar 76, 31 Sep 63, il, 16 Jul 71, 3 Oct 64, 12-3 Oct 75, il, Jul 71, 2 May 76, 39 Jun 64, il, 16 Oct 71, 23 Oct 65, 14-5 2, 63 Feb 74, 17 Jun 76, 41 Nov 64, 15 May 72, 19 Sep 66, 18-9 Oct 76, il, Nov 74, 16 Jan 67, 36 Jun 74, 30 Apr 67,15-6 62-3 SIERRA CLUB MEMBERSHIPSTUDIES Feb67,8 Oct 75, 47 Aug 67, 23-4 Jul 72, il, 35-9 Apr 67, 3 Jun 76, 23-4, --CLAIRTAPPAAN--SNOW CONTEST Feb 75, 15 Dec 67, 59-60 43 Oct 54,8 Dec 54, 13 SIERRA CLUB MOUNTAIN PEAK REGISTERS SIERRA CLUB INFORMATION AND --GUYMON LODGE Jun 55, 6 May 71, 14 EDUCATION CONFERENCE Jan 52, il, 5 Jun 63, 13 May 56, 11-3 Jan 64, 12 --HARWOOD MEMORIAL --AFRICA Feb 58, 3-4 Jan 66, 14 May 57, il, 7-8 Apr58,4 Nov 58, 57-60 Apr58,3-4 Mar 66, 16 --LUDLOW HUT Jun 58, 5 Jan 62, 18 Dec 55, il, 8-9 SIERRA CLUB MOUNTAINEERING SIERRA CLUB INNER CITY --PARSON'S Sep 52, 3-4 WILDERNESS PROGRAMS Apr 73, il, 30 SIERRACLUBMOUNTAINEERING Oct 75, 45, 48 --PETER GRUBB HUT JOURNAL, ASCENT SIERRA CLUB INTERNATIONAL CONCERNS Jan 53, 6 Jun66,il, 15 May72, ii, 12-5 Oct 71, 23 Jan 72, 12-4 --PROPERTY Jun 67,34 Jul 74, il, 10-3 SIERRA CLUB KNAPSACKING COMMITTEE Sep 52, 9-10 May56,il,9-10 Nov 67, 25 May 53, 3 Mar 56, 4 Apr73, il, 30 SIERRA CLUBOFFICERS SIERRA CLUB LEGALACTIONS --SAN ANTONIO HUT Dec67,57-9 Jan 68, 12 Sep 69, 8-9, 21Jan 73, 15-6 May 57, 8 SIERRA CLUB ORGANIZATION Jan 71, 24-9 May 73, 18 --SIGNAL HILL Dec 67,34-48 May 75, 17 May 71, 10-1 Jul 73, 20, Feb 56, il, 12-3 SIERRA CLUB OUTDOORNEWSLETTER Jan 72, 2 38-9 --SKI HUTS Sep 60, ilk Apr 72, 16 Oct 73, 14-6, May 54, 12 SIERRACLUBOUTING COMMITTEE Jun 72, 17-9 40-1 Nov56, il, 10-1 Jan 52, 6 Jan74, il, 46-7 Jul 72, 23-5 Apr 74, 4-8, 24 Dec 58, ii, 5 Nov67, il, 13-5 Oct 72, 15 Sep 74, 27-8 --TALCHAKO SIERRACLUB OUTINGS Dec 72, 16, Sep 76, 31 Mar 72, 3 Feb75, il, 35 --CLEAN-UP TRIPS 31, 18 May 74, il, 29 Apr 76, i1, 48 Sep 69, il,10-3Mar73, il, 23-4 --COUNTER-SUITS SIERRA CLUB MEMBERS Jan-A71, il, Feb 76, il, 20 Oct 72, 15 Dec 72, 16, 31 "INSIDER" 12-4 SIERRA CLUB LEGAL DEFENSE FUND Sep 74, 31 Oct 74, 34 see also in Oct 73, 14-6, 40-1 "OBSERVER" SIERRACLUB OUTINGS--LISTINGS SIERRA CLUB LIBRARY May 75,17 Nov 75, 46-7 AND DESCRIPTIONS Nov 65, 2 Dec67, 38-9 Jun 75, 29 Feb 76, 31-3 --COSTS --ADDITIONS Oct 75, 45, 48 Mar 76, 31-2 Feb68, ii, 17-9 Mar 50, 9 Jun74, 32 "PEOPLE YOU KNOW" --EXPLORATIONAND RECONNAISSANCE Oct 58, 14 Mar 54,2 Mar 57, 2 TRIPS SIERRA CLUB LODGESAND HUTS Apr 54, 2 Apr 57, 2 Apr 63, 15 Jan 50, 15 Nov 56, il, 8-9 May 54, 2 May 57, 2 --HISTORY Nov 50, 8 Dec 67, 29-31 Oct 54, 2 Sep 57, 2 Sep 70, ii, 18-22 May 54, 12 Nov 54, 2 Oct 57, 2 Jan74, il, 73-5 --BENSON HUT Dec 54, 2, 15 Nov 57, 2 --JAPAN Jan 50, il, 4 Feb 55, 2, 7 Dec 57, 2 Mar 76, 36 --BRADLEY HUT Mar 55,2, 7 Feb 58, 2 --LISTINGS AND DESCRIPTIONS Dec 57, il, 6-7 Apr55,2, 31 Mar 58, 2 1950 --CLAIR TAPPAANAND NORDEN AREA May55,2, 15 Apr 58, 2 Feb50, il, 5-14 Jan 51, il, Dec 54, il, Jun 55, 2 May 58, 2 1951 8-9 8-9 Nov55,2, 7 Sep 58, 2 Feb 51,il, 5-15 Jun 51,il, May 55, il, Dec 55, 2, 15 Dec 58, 2 1952 7-9 8-9 Feb 56, 2, 15 Feb 59, 2 Mar 52,il, 6-16 Sep 51,7 Dec 55, il, Mar 56, 2 Mar 59, 2 1953 Nov 51,8 10-1 May 56, 2 Apr 59, 2 Feb53,il, 6-15 Dec 51,3 Feb 56, 16 Jun56,2 Sep 60, 14 1954 Jun 52,il, May 56, il, Sep 56, 2 Jun 61, 7 Nov 53, 5-6 14-5 8-10 Oct56, 2 Oct 62, 12 Mar 54, il, 10-23 Nov 52,2 Jun 56, 6 Nov 56, 2 Sep 63, 16 1955 May 53,i1, Sep 56, 4 Feb 57, 2 Dec 54, 5-6 7-10 May 57, i1, --AWARDS Mar 55, 3 Dec 53,il, 6-7 Nov 56, 13 Apr 55, ii, 8-25 8-9 Dec 57, i1, --IN THEARMED FORCES May 54,8-9 8-9 Oct 51, 8 Jan 52, 7 (cont.)

-32- SIERRA CLUB OUTINGS SIERRA CLUB OUTINGS SIERRA CLUB POLICY ON POPULATION --LISTINGS AND DESCRIPTIONS(cont.) --LISTINGS ANDDESCRIPTIONS(cont.) Apr 65, 2 1956 1972 SIERRA CLUB POLICY ON SOLAR ENERGY Dec 55, 7, 15 Sep 71, 4 Jun 76, 24 Mar 56, ii, 5-30 Oct 71, il, 30-9 SIERRA CLUB POLICY ON TROPICAL 1957 Jan-A 72, ii, 3-44 FORESTRY Jan 57, 32 1973 Apr 76, 11 Feb 57, 17 Jul 72, il, 44-5 SIERRA CLUB POLICY ON WILDLIFE Mar 57, il, 5-31 Oct 72, il, 21-4 Feb 76, 26 May 57, 3 Jan-A 73, il, 4-48 SIERRA CLUB POLITICAL EDUCATION 1958 Jun 73, 30-1 Jan 71, 2 Sep 76, 14-5 Dec 57, 3-4 1974 Apr 76, 12 Mar 58, il, 5-30 Jun 73, il, 28-9 SIERRA CLUB POWER POLICY May 58, 5 Nov 73,il, 34-8 CONFERENCE Jun 58, 4, 6 Jan 74,il, 11-66 Dec71,21-2 Feb 72, 16-8 1959 Jun 74,35-6 SIERRA CLUB PUBLICATIONS Mar59,il, 4-17 1975 Jan 51, 5-6 1960 Jun 74,il, 33-5 Feb 56, 7-10 Dec 59, il, 5 Nov 74,il, 32-6 Nov 57, 4-5 Feb 60, il, 3-17 Jan 75,il, 4-56 Nov 59, il, 8-9 1961 Mar 75,19 Jan 60, 18-9 Nov 60, iI,10, 15 Apr 75,31 Apr 60, 18 Feb 61, il,3-19 Jun 75,16-8 Jun 60, ii, 18 May 61, il,3 1976 Sep60,il, 7-9 1962 Jun 75,il, 13-6 Feb 62, il, 24 Nov 61, 3 Nov 75,il, 33-8 Jun 62, 13, 15 Dec 61,il, 12-3 Jan 76,il, 4-61,68 Sep62,il, 16-7 Feb 62, iI,4-22 Mar 76,25 Jan 63, il, 17 1963 May 76 ,20 Feb 63, il, 24 Nov 62, il, 6-9 Jun 76,37-9 Sep 63, 17, 19 Jan 63, il, 13 1977 Oct 63, 18 Feb 63, il, 3-22 Jun 76, il, 33-7 Nov 63, il, 19 1964 Nov 76, il, 19-22 Jan 64, il, 17 Jun 63, il, 3, 15 --MORLEY FUND Feb64,il, 18, 28 Oct 63, il, 14 Mar 52, 16 Mar 54, 32 Nov 65, il, 13-20 Nov 63, il, 3-7 --PERSONAL EXPERIENCES Sep 66, il, 11-4 Jan 64, 12 Jun 50, 9-11, 80-90 Jul 67, 5 Feb 64, il, 3-14, 19-27 May 51, 29-35, 46-8 Aug 67, 21 1965 Mar 56, 3-4 Sep67,il, 11-8 Nov64, il, 3-7, 14 Mar 75, il, 28-31 Dec 67, 56-7 Feb 65,il,3-15, 18-26 --SOUTH AMERICA Oct 68, il, 15-22 Apr 65, 21 Feb 64, 2 Sep 70, il, 12a-12h May 65, 23 --STUDIES Sep 71, il, 29-40 1966 Jun 50, il, 109-12 May 72, il, 22-5 Mar 65, il, 5 May 51, 142-5 Sep 72, il, 15-26 Apr 65, il, 14-5 --WEATHER Jul 73, il, 33-6 Jun 65, il, 17 Oct 56, 12 Oct73,il, 17-30 Nov 65, il, 22-8 SIERRA CLUB OUTINGS PROGRAM Nov 73, il, 13-6 Feb 66, il, 7-30 Jun 51, 3-4 Nov 67, 11,13-5 Oct74,il, insert Mar 66, 7 Mar 53, 3-4 Dec 67, 20-8 Aug 75, ii, 9-12 1967 May 55, 10 Jan-A 72, 2, 4 Oct 75, il, 25-40 Apr 66, il, 6-7 Nov 56, 3 Jan-A 73, 2 Jul 76, il, 17-22 Sep 66, il, 10 Nov 57, 7 Jan 74, il,60-2 Oct 76, il, 23-42 Nov 66, il, 5-12 Feb 60, 2 Jan 75, 2 see also the titles of Jan67,il, 3-30 Feb 62, 2, 3 Jan 76, il, 30 books and journals Mar 67, 16 Feb 63, 23 SIERRA CLUB PUBLICATIONS PROGRAM Jun 67, 21 SIERRA CLUB PHOTOFRAPHY CONTEST Sep 60, 7 Aug 67, 21 1968 Dec 54, 7 Dec 55, 11 Oct 62, il, Dec 67, 31-3, Mar 67, il, 10-1 May 55, 8 6-7 56-7 Apr 67, il, 7 SIERRA CLUB POLICY AND STANDARDS Jan 63, 16 Nov 68, 23 Nov 67, il, 11-2, 16-23 FOR NATIONAL PARK AND OTHER Feb 64, ii, Jan 69, 5 Feb 68,il,5-16, 20-34 SCENIC ROADS 15-7 Sep 71, 2 Aug 68, il, 9 Dec 60, il, 57-69 Feb65,16-7 Sep 72, 28 1969 SIERRA CLUB POLICY ON AGRICULTURE Apr 65, 21 Feb 74, 12 Nov68, il, 13-21 Jun 75, 23 Apr 76, 36-7 Apr 67, 3, 15 Mar 76, 26 Feb69, il, 9-41 SIERRA CLUB POLICY ON CLEARCUTTINGSIERRA CLUB PURPOSES AND GOALS Jun 69, ii, 13 AND FOREST MANAGEMENT Jan 59, 2 Oct 71, 2 1970 Feb 71, il, 14-7 Jan 60, 3-4 Dec 71, 2 Jun 69, il, 12 SIERRA CLUB POLICY ON LAND Jan 62, 3 Jan 73, 16-7 Oct 69, il, 21-32 OWNERSHIP Sep 63, 13 Apr 73, 18, 31 Dec 69, 22 Jun 74, 30 Feb 64, 15-7 Sep 73, 18, 21 Jan-A 70, il, 3-39 SIERRA CLUB POLICY ONNATIONAL Oct 65, 3 Oct 73, 34, 35 May 70, 22 FORESTS Apr 67, 4 May 74, 19, 23 Jun 70, 22 Dec 60, il, 70-80 Dec 67, 5-6 Jun 74, 28 1971 SIERRA CLUB POLICY ONNATIONAL May 68, 2 Jul 74, 28, 39 Aug 70, 22 PARKS Sep 68, 2 Jan 75, 2 Oct 70,between 16 and 17 Dec 60, il, 26-30 Oct 68, 2 Feb 75, 15 Jan-A71, il, 3-35 SIERRA CLUB POLICY ONOFF-ROAD Jul 71, 29 VEHICLES Mar 72, 18

-33- SIERRA CLUB REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVESSIERRA NEVADA (cont.) SOILS REPORTS -- OUTINGS EXPERIENCES --WILDERNESS see Jun 50, 77-9 Dec 56, 32-45 Dec 64, 67-9 Dec 65, 55-7 CONSERVATION ISSUES Oct 55, 18-23 Jun 70 ,18-21 SOILS, PODSOL "REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES --OVERCROWDING Apr 60, il, 8-9 REPORTS" Feb 59, 5 Feb 65, 2, 27 May 73, 5-7, 28-30 SIERRA CLUB REORGANIZATION --PLACE NAMES SOLAR ENERGY Nov 54, 3-4 Nov 68, 3, 23 Apr 51, 11 Dec 58, 15 Sep 71, 24-6 Jun 76, 24 Feb 56, 3-5 Jul 71, 2,29-30 Jun 58, 7 May 74, il,4-9 Jul 76, 29 Oct 68, 2 --PROPOSED HIGHWAYS SONIC BOOMS SIERRA CLUB RIVER TOURING Jan 57, il, 27-9 Jul 67, 2 Apr 54, 10 Jan 61, il, 15 SONORAN DESERT SIERRA CLUB SCENIC RESOURCES --PROPOSED SOUTHERN SIERRA --PROPOSED NATIONAL PARK REVIEW NATIONAL RECREATION AREA Oct 67, 105-9 Jun 56, 5-6 Jan 66, il, 4-6 THE SOUTHEAST SIERRA CLUB SKI TERRAIN SURVEY --RIVER NAMES --CONSERVATION ISSUES Feb 53, 3 Jan 62, 19 Mar 76, il, 6-7, 20 SIERRA CLUB SKI TESTS --SNOWFALL SOUTHERN SIERRA NATIONAL RECREATION Jan 51, 9 Dec 55, 9 Feb 50, 3 Sep 52, 3 AREA Jan 54, 2 Feb 51, 22 Dec 53, 16 --PROPOSED SIERRA CLUB SKI TOURS Mar 52, il, 3 Dec 57, 14 Jan 66, ii, 4-6 Feb 50, 13 Nov 56, 10 May 52, il, 3 Nov 59, 2 THE SOUTHWEST May 50, 5 Dec 57, il, 11 Jun 52, 3 Apr 67, 15 --CONSERVATION ISSUES Dec 51, 4-5 Feb 58, il, 11 --TRAILS see Jan 53, 6-8 Dec 58, 6 Sep 51, 6 CONSERVATION ISSUES Dec 54, 16 Dec 59, 11 SILENT SPRING (Book) "REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Dec 55, 16 Nov 60, 9 Sep 62, 16 Mar 63, 16, 18 REPORTS" SIERRA CLUB STAFF Oct 62, 13 Apr 63, 14 SOVIET UNION Oct 67, ii, Jun 74, 32 Jan 63, i1,4-5, --CONSERVATION ISSUES 111-20 Jan 76, 11,62.6 14-5 Feb 73, 18 SIERRA CLUB TAX DEDUCTION STATUS SIMONS, DAVID RALPH SPATSIZI PLATEAU WILDERNESS Jul 66, 11,5-7 Sep 68, 3 Dec 60, il, 24-5 PROVINCIAL PARK, BRITISH COLUMBIA Nov 66, 16 May 69, 8 SKAGIT RIVER, WASHINGTON Nov 76, il, 28 Jan 67, 2 Oct 70, 16 see SQUIRRELS Jan 68, 6 Mar 71, 11 ROSS DAM AND LAKE Nov 62, il, 11 see also SKIING STANFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE TAX EXEMPTIONS... Jan 50, 3 Oct 73, 36 SIERRA CLUB TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE --SIERRA NEVADA STARR, WALTER A. Mar 72, 2 May 51, 82-87 Jan 52, il, 6 Jun 64, il, 16 Sep 69, 20 SIERRA CLUB TELEVISION DOCUMENTARY SKIS STEAM ENGINES Nov 74, 39 --BINDINGS Jun 68, 23 SIERRA CLUB TROPICAL FOREST STUDY Feb 51, il, 20-1 STEAMBOATS Oct 74, 30 --WAXES May 75, 10 SIERRA CLUB VOLUNTEERS Mar 53, 4 STOCKHOLM CONFERENCE May 76, 26 SKULL VALLEY, UTAH Jan 72, 13 Jul 72, 19-22 SIERRA CLUB WASHINGTON OFFICE May 68, 17 Mar 72, 15 Jan 63, 16 SKYLINE BOULEVARD, SANTA CRUZ STORM KING, NEW YORK SIERRA CLUB WILDERNESS CARDS MOUNTAINS Oct 64, il,4-7 Jun 67, 4 Sep 60, 8 Mar 66, il, 11-4 Nov 64, 20 May 68,11,18-20 SIERRA CLUB WILDERNESS CLASSIFIC- SLEEPING BEAR DUNES NATIONAL Apr 65, 18 Sep 68, 25 ATION STUDY COMMITTEE REPORT LAKESHORE Feb 66, 32 Aug 70, 3, 22 Nov 70, 17-9 --PROPOSED Mar 66, 5-7 Sep 70, 12 SIERRA CLUB WILDERNESS IMPACT Jan 62, il, 8-9Jun 69, 11,8-11 Apr 66, 3, 21 Dec 71, 18 STUDIES SLICKROCK (Book) May 66, 3 Jul 72, 25 Apr 71, 10-1 Jan-A 73, 8 Jug, i1, 12-7 STRIP MINING Jan-A 72, 20-1 SMITH, JEDEDIAH see SIERRA CLUB WILDERNESS SURVEY Jan 64, 19 Mar 64, 19 COAL STRIP MINING TRIPS SMITH, LOWELL STUDENT CONSERVATION PROGRAM Mar 72, il, 4-7 Oct 75, 47 Feb 57, 5 May 58, ii, 4 SIERRA CLUB WINTER SPORTS SNAILS Sep 57, 4 Apr 59, 4 COMMITTEE Jun 72, il, 4-7 Apr 58, 13 Mar 65, 18 May 52, 25 SNAKE RIVER CANYON SUBSIDIES AND CONSERVATION SIERRA CREST SKI TRAIL see Oct 72, 16 Feb 73, 19-20 Feb 50, 4 Dec 57, 10 HELLS CANYON SUGAR PINE FOREST SIERRA NEVADA SNOW --MANAGEMENT May 51, il, between 28 and 29 --MICROORGANISMS Oct 55, 40-4 Dec 56, 84-7 Dec 52, il, between 28 and 29 Apr 70, il, 18-20 SULFUR POLLUTION --AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS SNOWDONIA NATIONAL PARK, WALES Jun 73, 20-1 Sep 53, 5-6 Oct 50, 8 Dec 51, 16 SUMMIT (Magazine) --AVALANCHES SNOWMOBILES Apr 56, 6 Jan 52, 3 Jun 69, 4 SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST --EXPLORATION see also Jan 50, 13-4 Oct 59, 54-63 Dec 65, 89-95 OFF-ROAD VEHICLES see also --FOREST FIRES SNOWSHOE OUTINGS BOUNDARY WATERS CANOE AREA Oct 59, 44-53 Mar 59, 18 SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT --FORESTS SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION see Oct 55, il, 45-6 Nov 58, 32-40 Dec 64, 69 AIRCRAFT--SUPERSONIC --LAKES Apr 60, 13 SWATEK, PAUL Jun 54, ii, between 44 and 45 Aug 75, 24 TACHET, DANIEL TORREY PINES Feb 52, 3 UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE ON THE Feb 70, 16-8 HUMAN ENVIRONMENT,STOCKHOLM,1972 TAMALPAIS CONSERVATION CLUB TOURISM Sep 55, 6 Jan 72, 13 Jul 72, 19-22 May 75, 25-8 Mar 72, 15 TAX EXEMPTIONS, CREDITS, AND TOXIC CHEMICALS DEDUCTIONS UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE ON THE May 68, 17 Nov 75, 11,25-31 Sep 65, 15 LAW OF THE SEA Oct 70, 16 Sep 73, 17-8 Feb 76, 34 Oct 69, 3 Jun 76, 23 Oct 73, 35-6 Apr 76, 32-3 UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME see also Nov 74, 12-5 Nov 76, 33 SIERRA CLUB TAX DEDUCTION Sep 73, 22-3 May 74, 21-2 TRAILS UNITED NATIONS WORLD FOOD CONFERENCE STATUS --NATIONAL SYSTEM TAYLOR, ANNE Nov 68, il, 8-9 Mar 75, 7-10, 24, 31 Mar 76, 41-4 UNITED NATIONS WORLD POPULATION --PROPOSED NATIONAL HIKING TRAIL CONFERENCE TAYLOR, WALTER P. SYSTEM Jun 58, 6 Oct 74, 22-3 Nov 65, 32 Jul 68, 16 UNITED STATES TELEVISION AND RADIO Jun 66, 16-7 Mar 54, 31 Feb 56, 4 --LIVING CONDITIONS AND PROSPECTS --WILDERNESS--NEW MEXICO Dec 62, 42-8, 53-9 Sep 54, 2 Nov 74, 39 Apr 66, il, 8-9 TENNESSEE U.S. ARMY TRAIN, RUSSELL --SCENIC RIVERS SYSTEM --MOUNTAIN TRAINING COMMAND Mar 69, 3 Sep 73, 20 Oct 51, 13-14 Jan69, il, 7-10 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS --TOMBIGBEEWATERWAY PROJECT --MOUNTAIN TROOPS Oct 75, 21 Jan 51, 3 Jun 71, 3, 28 Oct 71, 5 TRAPPING Jul 71, 27 U.S. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION Oct 74, il, 35-7 --POWERLINE--CALIFORNIA TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY TREE FARMS May 65, 9 Oct 65, 18 Apr 74, 18 May 69,il, 16-8 --STRIPMINING RECLAMATION Sep 65, 18-9 Mar 72, il, 10-3, 19 U.S. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Mar 73, il, 10-4 TREES TETON DAM, IDAHO Jun 65, 18-9 Mar 73, il,25-8 --TIMBERLINE Jun 70, 14-7 Oct 71, 6 Dec 71, 18 Nov 73, 4-8 Dec 62,il, 49-52 --PROPOSED ORGANIC ACT TETON RANGE, WYOMING TRINITY ALPS, CALIFORNIA --ASCENTS Mar 76, 22-3 Sep 76, 33 Apr 59, il, 15 Jun 76, 22 Nov 76, 33 Jun 54, 27-33 TRINITY RIVER, TEXAS TEXAS WATER PLAN --WILDERNESS --PROPOSED BARGE CANAL Jan 72, 20-1 Jul 68, 4 Sep 71, 6-12 Oct 71, 6 Jul 73, 25-8 Sep 73, il, 4-9, 29-30 Jul 69, 3, 12 Sep 76, 20 TROJAN PEAK, CALIFORNIA Oct 76, il, 57-9 Aug 69, 3 Dec 53, 5 THERMAL POLLUTION U.S. BUREAU OF OUTDOOR RECREATION TROPICAL RAIN FORESTS Nov 62, 3 Oct 71, 7 see --LAKE MICHIGAN U.S. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION FORESTS, TROPICAL --SOUTHWEST WATER PLAN Dec 72, 21 TROUT, GOLDEN --REGULATIONS Jan 64, il, 18 Jun 51, 3 U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Apr 74, 16-7 TRUSTEES FOR CONSERVATION THIS IS THE AMERICAN EARTH (Book) Feb 53, 16 Jan 55, 3-5 Jan 57, 22 U.S. CONGRESS May 55, T Jan600, il, 19 Jan 56, 8 Dec 59, 9 --HOUSE COMMITTEES Nov 59, il,8-9Sep 74, il, 11-4 Jun 56, 4 Feb 74, 13 Mar 75, 15-6 THOMAS, CLYDE TULAINYO LAKE, CALIFORNIA Oct 63, 2-3 --HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE ON FORESTS Dec50,il, 10-1 THOMPSON, PERRY A. --HEARINGS TULE RIVER INDIAN RESERVATION Dec 61, 2-3 Dec 50, 9 Sep 63, 19 THOREAU, HENRY DAVID --LEGISLATION TUNA FISHERIES see Feb 60, 19 --PORPOISES THREE SISTERS PRIMITIVE AREA CONSERVATION ISSUES see and May 55, 11 PORPOISES--TUNA FISHERIES --BOUNDARIES LEGISLATION--U.S. CONGRESS TUOLUMNE RIVER, CALIFORNIA --LEGISLATIVE PROCESS Jan 55, 8 Feb 57, 10 Nov 76, il, 7-8, 16 Jun 61, il, 13 Jan 57, 26 TUPLING, W. LLOYD THREE SISTERS WILDERNESS AREA U.S. CORPS OF ENGINEERS Jan 68, 15 Aug 69, il, 8-12 Jan 58, il, 26-7 TURTLE ISLAND, MAINE TIDAL ENERGY Oct 74, 11-3, 39 Mar 64, 17 --WATER POLLUTION CONTROL Sep 71, 27 TUSSOCK MOTHS TIMBER... Feb 72, 21 Feb 74, 11-2 Apr 74, 17 U.S. COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENTAL see "TWOYOSEMITES" (Film) LUMBER... QUALITY Sep 55, 3-4 Mar 70, 23 TIME AND THE RIVER FLOWING (Book) UDALL, STEWART L. Jun 64, ii, 20 --ANNUAL REPORT Dec 65, il, 33-6 Jan 61,il, 16 Feb 69, 2, 3 Nov 64, 17 Sep 70, 23 Sep 72, 28,30 Sep 61, il, 4-5 Sep 71, 28 TIRES UNCOMPAHGRE PRIMITIVE AREA --RECYCLING U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE Oct 71, 5 Feb 59, 17 Oct 71, 7 UNITED NATIONS TOMBIGBEE WATERWAY PROJECT U.S. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR Jan 72, 12-3 Feb 59, 16-7 see see also TENNESSEE... --OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN CONSERVATION ISSUES Apr 74, 15-6 TOMLINSON, OWEN A. "UN REPORT" Dec 50, 4 U.S. ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE ON TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST ADMINISTRATION HUMAN SETTLEMENTS May 75, 14-5 Apr 74, i1,5-8, May 75, 11 Apr 76, 38-9 Sep 76, 9-13 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 24 May 76, 37 Jun 74, 30-1,39 Jul 70, 3 Sep 73, 15-6 Jul 73, 20,38-9, Oct 74, 10 22, 39

-35- U.S. FEDERAL ENERGY OFFICE, VERDI, HELEN WATSON, RALPH AND FLORENCE ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Oct 57, 7 Mar 61, il, 8-9 Feb 74, 20-3 Apr 74, 12, 31 VIETNAM WATTS, LYLE F. U.S. FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION --DESTRUCTION Jun 52, 13 Aug 70, i1,8-11 Sep 70, 13 Jul 70, il, 16-9 WAYBURN, EDGAR U.S. FOREST SERVICE Apr 71, il, 4-9 Sep 64, 18 Oct 59, 14-28 Nov 70, 23 VIRGIN RIVER, UTAH WEATHER MODIFICATION Jan 61, 17 Jan 73, 18-9 May 51, il, 6-13 Jul 72, 23-4 May 73, 19-20 Apr 66, 10-3 Feb 73, 22-3 VOCABULARY OF CONSERVATION WEEDEN, ROBERT B. --NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Apr 68, 17-9 Jul 68, 12 Sep 69, 3 --COOPERATION VOYAGEURS NATIONAL PARK WEISNER PEAK, MONTANA Jan 63, 10-1 --PROPOSED Sep 70, 13 --OPPOSITION TO NATIONAL PARKS Aug 68, 4 WESTERNENVIRONMENTAL TRADE Apr 60, il,3-7 Nov 60, 2-3 WALDO LAKE, OREGON ASSOCIATION U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Jan 63, 2 Feb 72, 21 --ADMINISTRATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL WALRUS WESTERNGOVERNORS REGIONAL ENERGY LAWS May 75, 15 POLICY OFFICE Oct 74, 6-10, 39 WAPTUS RIVER TRAIL, WASHINGTON Mar 76, 24-5 U.S. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE Feb 61, il, 2 WHALES see WARM SPRINGS CREEK, CALIFORNIA Jul 71, il, 4-7 SIERRA CLUB--TAX DEDUCTION --PROPOSED DAM --CHILDREN'S CAMPAIGN STATUS Jul 74, 25-6, 39 Feb 74, il, 4-5 U.S. NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOS- WASHBURN, CYRUS WHALING PHERIC ADMINISTRATION Apr 52, 3 Jul 73, 22 Aug 75, 28 Jul 70, 3 "WASHINGTON REPORT" Oct 74, 26 Mar 76, 36 U.S. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE see under Mar 75, 18 Sep76, il, 6-8 Oct 63, 19 Apr 74, 13-4 CONSERVATION ISSUES Jun 75, 28 --ADVISERS "WASTEDWOODS" (Film) WHEELER PEAK, NEVADA Mar 55, 6 Oct 65, 8-9 Apr 60, 14 --FOREST SERVICE COOPERATION WASTES WHITE CLOUD RANGE, IDAHO Jan 63, 10-1 --RECYCLING --PROPOSED MINE --RESEARCH see May 69, il, 9 Apr 70, i1,8-11 Jan 64, 10-1 RECYCLING Jul 69, 12 Oct 71, 4 U.S. OUTDOOR RECREATION RESOURCES WASTES, SOLID WHITE PINE BLISTER RUST REVIEW COMMISSION Oct 75, 17-9 Jan 57, 17 --MEMBERS WATER WICHITA MOUNTAINS NATIONAL WILDLIFE Oct 58, 11 Feb 59, 19 --USE BY PLANTS REFUGE --REPORTS May 53, 13-4 Nov 75, 4-7 Jan 62, 15 WATER AND SOIL CONSERVATION WILBUR, COLBURN S. May 62, il, 6-9, 12-3 Nov 58, 32-40 Dec 64, 69 Dec 69, 22 U.S. PRESIDENT'S ADVISORY PANEL ON Apr 60, 13 WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS TIMBER AND THE ENVIRONMENT WATER, DEHYDRATED see Oct 71, 4 Sep 53, 8 Dec 53, 13 NATIONAL WILD AND SCENIC U.S. PRESIDENT'S WATER RESOURCES WATER POLLUTION RIVERS SYSTEM POLICY COMMISSION Jul 69, 2 Nov 74, 12-5 WILD CASCADES (Book) Jul 50, 7 Jun 51, 4-7 --CORPS OF ENGINEERS Jun 65, ii,, 24 U.S. PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW Feb 72, 21 WILDERNESS COMMISSION --LAWS AND REGULATIONS --BIBLIOGRAPHY Sep 63, 20 Jul 68, 4, 14 Jun 70, 8-11- Sep 73, 20 Oct 76, 60 Oct 64, 8 Jul 70, 20-1 May 71, 3 --ECONOMIC POTENTIAL Oct 67, 110-2, Oct 70,11,18-30 --LEGISLATION Oct 59, 29-36 121-2 Nov 73, 4-8 Jul 68, 4 May 71, 4 --EXPERIENCES U.S. SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR Dec 68,3 Feb 73, 18-9 Jun 57, 11,50-3 Dec 65, 96 Mar 64, 2 Dec 69, 3 Jul 76, 30 Apr 61, il,6-7 Jan 73, il, 4-9 U.S.S. SIERRA WATER PROJECTS --MACHINERY May 62, i1, 16 Jul 70, 8-11 Feb 73, 16, 30 Jan 58, i1,7-8 Apr 58, 14 U.S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE Mar 71, 23 Jul 73,18, 39 --MINING Jun 71, il, 22-3 Feb 72, 19 Feb 74, il,6-10 Mar 63, il, 13 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA HIKING CLUB --AUTHORIZATION --MYTHS Apr 50, 9 Oct 71, 28 Apr 65, 24 Oct 76, 53-6 UPPER PRIEST LAKE, IDAHO --CHANNELIZATION --NATIONAL PARKS May 65, 11 Jun 71, il, 22-3 Apr 67, 12-3 URBANDENSITY --GUIDELINES --OVERCROWDING Jun 74, il, 14-6, 38 Nov 73, 24-5 Mar 71, i1,4-7 Oct 72, 11,4-8 URBANIZATION --NORTH DAKOTA --OVERSEAS Apr 76, il, 4-5, 19-21, 22 Feb 74, 16 Jun 57, il, 28-32 UTAH WATER RECLAMATION --RESERVOIRS --CANYONLAND Apr 71, il, 12-5 Dec 52, 96-7 Jul 71, il, 12-7 WATER RESOURCES --SOILS VACATION HOMES Feb 73, 16, 30 Dec 64, 67-9 Dec 65, 55-7 see WATER RESOURCES COUNCIL --SPIRITUAL VALUES RECREATION LAND DEVELOPMENTS Aug 69, 4-7 Nov 73, 24-5 Jun 54, 45-7 Jun 61, 15 VALHALLA NATURE CONSERVANCY AREA, WATER RESOURCES POLICY Nov 58, 30-1 Jul 70, 12-5 BRITISH COLUMBIA see WILDERNESS AND ART --PROPOSED U.S. PRESIDENT'S WATER May 62, 15 Jun 75, il,32-7 Jun 76, il, 49-51 RESOURCES POLICY COMMISSION WILDERNESS AND CULTURE VARIAN, RUSSELL H. WATERSHED-FIRE COUNCIL OF Jun 57, 33-7 Dec 65, 7-9 Sep 59, 2 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Dec 54, 7

-36- WILDERNESS AND MULTIPLE USE WILDERNESS PRESERVATION WILENTZ, THEODORE see --LEGISLATION (cont.) Jul 68, 15 NATIONAL FORESTS--MULTIPLE Oct 64, 8, 15 Nov 74, 20-1 WILLIAMS, LARRY AND SINGLE USE Dec 64, 37-42 Feb 75, 17 Sep 67, 23 Nov 67, 24 WILDERNESS AND POPULATION Mar 70, 21 Jul 76, 30 WIND RIVER RANGE, WYOMING Sep 61, 2 Dec 64, 43-8 Feb 73, 17-8 Sep 76, 16-7 Dec 61, 4-10 Dec 62, 11,29-36 Dec 61, 11 Sep 66, 11,6-7 Sep 74, 28, 36 Nov 76, 33 WINTER Jan 63, 3 --MICHIGAN Nov 75, il, 49-52 WILDERNESS AND PRIMITIVE AREAS Sep 72, 28 WIRTH, CONRAD L. Feb 53, 16 Jan 56, 25-8 --THE MIDWEST Oct 51, 5 Nov 54, 8 Jan 69, 23 Oct 71, 25-6 Jan 64, 19 WILDERNESS AND SCIENCE --MONTANA WOLVES Apr 60, 19 Nov 75, 22-3 Apr 63, 3 Feb 76, 34 WILDERNESS AND WILDLIFE --OREGON May 75, 15 Nov 62, 19 Oct 76, il, 48-52 --ALASKA WILDERNESS AREAS, DE FACTO --PACIFIC NORTHWEST Mar 76, 35 May 62, 2 Jan 72, 19-20 Dec 72, 20-1 WOODMANSTON PLANTATION, GEORGIA WILDERNESS CONFERENCES Apr 72, 19-20 Mar 73, 22 Mar 76, il, 15 1st - 4th 8th --SIERRA NEVADA WORK, HENRY CLAY Jan 56, 18 Jan 63, 12 Dec 56, 79-81 Oct 53, 58-64 2nd 9th --WILDERNESS POTENTIAL AREAS WORLD CONFERENCE ON NATIONAL PARKS Feb 51, 17-8 Jan 64, 5, 7 see Sep 62, 3 Jun 51, 14 10th NATIONAL FORESTS--WILDERNESS WRAY, JERRY 3rd Jan 67, 31 POTENTIAL AREAS Oct 75, 45 Jun 53, 3-4 11th WILDERNESS PRESERVATION SYSTEM, WRIGHT, CEDRIC 4th Jan 69, 20 NATIONAL Feb 57, il, 4 Nov 59, il, 2 Dec 54, 6 Feb 69, 43 Oct 76, il, 5-7 WRIGHT, WILLIAM H. Mar 55, 3 Apr 69, 11,5-7 "WILDERNESS RIVER TRAIL" (Film) May 59, 3 May 55, 6-7 12th Feb 54, 2 WYOMING 5th Jun 71, 29 WILDERNESS SOCIETY --RED DESERT Jan 57, 23 13th Dec 51, 2 Nov 55, 5-6 Dec 71, 19-z0 Feb 57, 3 May 73, 23 WILDLIFE YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Apr 57, 3-5 14th --AFRICA --ELK Jun 57, 78-92 Nov 74, 2 Jun 75, il, 4, 9-12 Mar 63, 16 6th May 75, 11-3 Oct 75, 44-5 --WILDERNESS AREAS Jan 59, 3 Aug 75, il, 13-7 --ALASKA Feb 73, il, 25-7 Feb 59, 4 Dec 56, il, 54-71 --YELLOWSTONE LAKE Apr 59, 10-3 Apr 69, il, 5-7 Apr 60, 16 Sep 60, il, 7th --ENDANGERED SPECIES TRADE Jun 60, il, 12 2, 4-6 Jan 61, 16 Jul 73, 11,30-2Jan 74, il, 8 YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK Mar 61, 5 --JURISDICTION Dec 59, il,6-7 Oct 63, 19 WILDERNESS IMPACT STUDIES Jun 68, 3-4 Jul 70, 3 Nov 60, 3 Apr 71, 10-1 Jan 70, 23 --AMPHITHEATER Jan-A 72, 20-1 --MARINE MAMMALS May 50, 6-7 Jul 50, 3 Jan-A 73, 8 Apr 72, 16 --ASCENTS WILDERNESS PRESERVATION --TRAPPING Jan 66, 7 Sep 50, 3-4 Jan 58, 11,9-13 Oct 74, il, 35-7 --CONCESSIONS Apr 51, 5-8 Apr 60, 2 --WESTERN RANGELAND Sep 74, 29 Feb 75, 14-5 Oct 51, 6-7 Dec 65, 97-8 May 75, 4-8, 20, 28 Oct 74, il, Mar 75, 11 Dec 52, 59-67 Oct 67, 20 --WILDERNESS 16-20, 38-9 Jan 56, 19-20, Jan 73, il, Nov 62, 19 --EL CAPITAN--ASCENTS 32 4-9, 15 WILDLIFE CONSERVATION May 53, 13 Dec 60,il,47-55 Jan 57, 11,6-9 Nov 73, 21 Jan 52, 4 Dec 68, 3 --HALF DOME--ASCENTS Jun 57, 1-12 Mar 65, 11,16-8Feb 76, 26-7 Dec 57, il, 12 Nov 58, il, --ALASKA Apr 68, 4-5 May 58, il,8-10 19-23 see WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT --HEADQUARTERS ALASKA-WILDERNESS Jan 58, il, 20-2 May 58, 11 --BLM LANDS --NATIONAL PARKS AND MONUMENTS --HETCH HETCHY Jan 72, 20-1 Nov 62, il, 4-5, 9 Jan 53, 2 Nov 60, 13 Sep 73, il, 4-9, 29-30 Mar 63, il, 2-11 Jun 54, il,l1-4 Oct 76, il, 57-9 --PREDATORS--POISON --HISTORY --THE EAST Aug 75, 24 Nov 75, 41 Feb 51, 24 Dec 63, 69-79 May 73, 16, 24 Oct 76, il, --PREDATORS AND DEER May 51, 72-4 Sep 70, 11,18-22 Sep 73, 20, 24 18-22 Sep 65, il, 13-5 Dec 62, 23-8 --HISTORY --PREDATORS AND RODENTS --LEANING TOWER--FIRST ASCENT Dec 67, 12-20 Oct 76, 16-7 Jun 54, 34-8 Sep 71, 5 Dec 62, 5-22 Mar 63, 18-9 Oct 72, il, 10-3 Sep 63, 15 Mar 72, 14 --LEDGE TRAIL --LEGISLATION Nov 64, 18-9 Apr 72, 15 Oct 62, 15 Jun 56, 3 Jan 62, 16; WILDLIFE RANGES --LOG CABINS Jan 57, 3-5 20, 17 Sep 74, 28-9 May 51, il, 49-71 Apr 57, 6-7 May 62, 14-5 WILDLIFE REFUGES --LOST ARROW ROCK Apr 58, 8-12 Sep 62, 2 Jan 56, 21-2 Sep 70, 13 Nov 52, 4 Apr 55, 11,27-8 Jun 58, 3-4 Oct 62, 2, 14 Jun 56, 13 Apr 74, 16 --MARIPOSA GROVE Jan 59, 11-2 Apr 63, 10 Jan 57, 17 Apr 75, 25 Dec 63, 39-45 May 59, 11,4-11 Sep 63, 20 Jun 68, 3 Mar 76, 34 --MASTER PLAN Jan 60, 16 Nov 63, 13 Dec 68, 11,6-11Apr 76, 34 Sep 71, 4 Mar 75, 11 Mar 60, 2; 16-7 May 64, 12 Jan 69,11,15-20 Sep 74, 29 May 75, 16 Jun 60, 14-5 Sep 64, 2-3, --OIL AND GAS LEASING Oct 74, il, Aug 75, 25 Mar 61, 7 16, 19 Feb 58, 13 16-20, 38-9 May 76, 22 Feb 75, 14-5 (cont.)

-37- YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK (cont.) --OVERCROWDING Oct 52, il, 3-8 --PERSONAL EXPERIENCES Nov 58, 5-18 --PESTICIDES Jun 63, 10-1 Jan 64, 16 Sep 63, il, 10-3 --SENTINEL ROCK--ASCENT May 51, il, 1-5 --TIOGA ROAD Sep 52,8-9 Nov 58,il, 1-4 Jan58,13-4 Jan 59,il, 15 Apr58,14 Jun 61,10 Oct58,il,3-7 --WILDERNESS PROPOSALS Sep 71, 4 --WOOD CUTTING Jan 63, il, 9 --YOSEMITE VALLEY Oct 61, il, 21-32 --YOSEMITE VALLEY--PLANNING Jan 57, il, 14-6 --YOSEMITE VALLEY--PROPOSED CLIMBING CLASSIFICATION Jun 61, 11 YOSEMITE SCHOOL OF FIELD NATURAL HISTORY Jan 50, il,9-10Oct 55, 75-7 Feb 51, 15 YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS Sep 64, 16 YUKON TERRITORY Jun 68, il, 13-6 ZAHNISER, HOWARD Mar 64,13 Dec 64, 70-2 May 64,7 Oct 76, il,16-7 Sep 64,2-3 ZAIRE Nov 75,23 ZIMMERMAN,WILLIAM, JR. Jan 63,16 Jan 68, 13-4 ZONING see LAND USE ZONING BOOK AND JOURNAL REVIEWS

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