Guide to Material at the LBJ Library Pertaining to Civil Rights

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5/94 (updated 11/07) HU 2 (rev. 6/10, 9/10, 7/11) LE/HU 2

MATERIAL AT THE LBJ LIBRARY PERTAINING TO CIVIL RIGHTS

This list includes files in the Johnson Library that contain material relating to Civil Rights. It is not definitive, however, and researchers should seek out other potentially useful files. The guide includes those collections which have been opened for research in part or in whole, and those collections which are currently unprocessed or unavailable. See also the guides: Affirmative Action; Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas, 1954; Civil Rights Act of 1964; Civil and Racial Disturbances; Fair Housing Act of 1968;The F.B.I., J. Edgar Hoover, Surveillance and Privacy; Mexican-Americans; Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP); Race Relations in the Armed Forces, 1965-69; Racial Integration of the Air Force; The 1965 Voting Rights Act and the Violence in Selma, Alabama; Women.

WHITE HOUSE CENTRAL FILES (WHCF), SUBJECT FILE

This permanent White House office was the main filing unit during the Johnson presidency, though not the primary one for foreign policy documents. Material was filed under 60 major subject headings, descriptions of which are in the WHCF finding aid.

FG, Federal Government-Organizations Box # FG 11-15, Office of Economic Opportunity 124-28 FG 11-15-1, Job Corps 129-30 FG 11-15-2, National Advisory Council on Economic Opportunity 130 FG 110-4, Coast Guard 153-54 FG 120-7, Women's Army Corps 174 FG 125-5, Marine Corps (includes women) 178-79 FG 125-6, WAVES 179 FG 130-7, Women of the Air Force 183 FG 135-9, Dept. of Justice: Immigration and Naturalization Service 184-94 FG 145-6, Dept. of Interior: Bureau of Indian Affairs 208 FG 155-18, Dept. of Commerce: Community Relations Service 229-30 FG 160-6, Dept. of Labor: U.S. Employment Service 237 FG 160-7, Dept. of Labor: Women's Bureau 237 FG 160-8, Dept. of Labor: Neighborhood Youth Corps 237 FG 165, Department of Health, Education and Welfare 243-45 FG 170, Department of Housing and Urban Development 252-56 FG 250, Indian Claims Commission 290 FG 411/E, House Committee on Education and Labor 290 FG 411/U, House Un-American Activities Committee 290 FG 634, Commission on Civil Rights 375 FG 642, President's Committee on Equal Opportunity in the Armed Forces 378 FG 655, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 380-82 FG 686, Interdepartmental Committee on the Status of Women 385-86 FG 687, Interagency Committee on Mexican American Affairs 386 FG 690, National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders 386-89 FG 731, President's Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity 402 FG 737, President's Commission on the Status of Women 402 FG 743, President's Committee on Equal Opportunity in Housing 402 FG 744, President's Council on Equal Opportunity 405 FG 745, President's Commission on Registration & Voting Participation 405 FG 791, President's Commission for the Observance of Human Rights Year 417 FG 792, National Council on Indian Opportunity 417

HU, Human Rights All categories. The subject "Human Rights" is used for all material pertaining to human and civil rights, the promotion and denial of such rights, discrimination, or discriminatory practices, and matters relating to segregation, ideologies, and voting rights, including all complaints about such matters. HU, Human Rights 1 HU 1, Citizenship 2 HU 2, Equality of the Races 2-57 HU 3, Equality for Women 58 HU 4, Freedoms 59-67 HU 5, Genocide 68 HU 6, Ideologies 68-73 IN, Indian Affairs IN, Indian Affairs 1-4 IT, International Organizations IT 47-23, Commission on Status of Women (UN) 14 JL, Judicial –Legal Matters JL, Judicial-Legal Matters 1-2 JL 3/King, Assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King 35-37 JL 7, Lawyers-Legal Aid 42 LE, Legislation LE/FG 11-15, Office of Economic Opportunity 45 LE/HS, Legislation/Housing 64 LE/HU 2, Legislation/Equality of the Races 65-71 LE/HU 2-2, Equal Housing 66-71 LE/HU 2-5, Equal Education 66-71 LE/HU 2-7, Voting Rights 67-72 LE/HU 2-7/FG 216, Legislation/Voting Rights/Washington D.C. 67 LE/HU 3, Equality of Women 67-72 LE/LA 2, Conditions, Employment, Unemployment 135-137 LE/LG, Legislation/Local Government LE/WE 9, Poverty Program-Great Society 166 LG, Local Government LG, Local Government 1-5 LG/A-Z, Local Government/[alphabetically by locality] 5-23 PE, Personnel Management PE 2, Employment-appointments 7-26 PE 3, Fair Employment 27 PL, Political Affairs PL/ST 24, Political Affairs/Mississippi [Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party] 52-53 PL 1/ ST 24, Political Affairs/Conventions/Mississippi 81 PL 9, Political Affairs, Women 129 PU, Publications PU 1/FG 135-6, Federal Bureau of Investigation 7,26 PU 1/FG 634, U. S. Commission on Civil Rights 20,33 PU 1/FG 655, Equal Employment Opportunity Comm. 20,33 PU 1/FG 687, Interagency Comm. on Mexican American Affairs 21,33 2 PU 1/FG 690, National Advisory Comm. on Civil Disorders 21,33 PU 1/FG 731, President's Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity 23,33 SP, Speeches (see Civil Rights finding aid for list) ST, States ST 24, State of Mississippi [Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party] 11

WE, Welfare WE 9, Poverty Program 25-45 WE 9-1, Project Head Start 45-47

WHCF NAME FILE

This file serves as a name index to the Subject File. Name Files, in general, contain copies of the first page of documents (used as cross references) filed in the Subject Files. Request files by name of individual or organization. Examples of pertinent names files are "Martin Luther King, Ralph Abernathy, SCLC, Poor People's Campaign, Resurrection City, and Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party. There is a card file in the Reading Room card catalogue indicating those Name Files which are already available for research. Any files that are currently unavailable will be processed upon request.

WHCF OVERSIZED ATTACHMENTS

Oversized Attachment #2302, June 7, 1968 Boxes 370-371 Ten folders of agency responses to James Gaither's request for comments and recommendations re legislation concerning the Poor People's Campaign.

CONFIDENTIAL FILE

Arranged in the same subject categories as the WHCF Subject File, this file contains security classified or otherwise sensitive material. The CF Name File serves as a name index to the CF Subject File. This collection also includes agency reports and oversize attachments. The CF is entirely processed, but portions are still classified. The researcher should see the WHCF Subject File categories listed above.

APPOINTMENT FILES

The Diary Cards in the Reading Room provide an alphabetically arranged name index to the President's appointments. Once the date of an appointment has been determined, check the "Diaries and Logs" finding aid for the number of the appropriate boxes in both the Daily Diary and the President's Appointment File [Diary Backup].

The Daily Diary is a log sheet of appointments and phone calls maintained by the White House secretaries.

The Diary Backup contains preparation material, press releases, and schedules for meetings and appointments, as well as some reports and notes from the meetings.

OFFICE FILES OF THE WHITE HOUSE AIDES

Many White House aides maintained office files of their own, separate physically from the rest of the White House Central Files. The files of each aide reflect his or her responsibilities. This list is not 3 definitive, but it does include most pertinent folders in the aides files. Box # Advertising Council Files "Immigration and Naturalization Service" 2 Bellinger, Ceil "American - Italians" 1 "American - Poles" 1 "American - Scandinavians" 1 "1967 Riots" 13 "Riots, etc., Summer 1968" 14 "Status of Women" 15 "Great Society - Civil Rights" 26 "Great Society - Housing" 27 "Great Society - Indians" 27 "Great Society - Mexican/Americans" 28 "Great Society - Poverty/Headstart" 28 Benchley, Peter "Miss Furness Testimony Before a Civil Disorders Commission Panel 11/3/67" 3 Bohen, Fred "Office of Economic Opportunity re: Programs, November 1966 to June 1967" 15 "OEO Material" 15 "Gordon-Reorganization HEW legislation, 1966" 14 "Indian Message - 1968" 9 Busby, Horace "Voting Rights 3/15/65" 3 "Voting Rights, Bill Signing, etc." 3 "Voting Rights Message" 3 "Women in Government Reception" 4 "Civil Rights Act of 1964" 5 "President's Commission on Crime in D.C." 5 "Memos for Sec. Celebrezze (HEW) 1964-65" 18 "Memos for Wilbur Cohen (HEW) 1965" 18 "Status of Women Commissions, 7/29/65" 25 "Messages - HEW Crime & Delinquency" 28 "Report from HEW - background reports on departmental item of current 32 interest" "Report on Equal Employment Opportunity in the Post Office" 32 "Civil Liberties Statement 9/24/64" "Economic Opportunity Act - August 20, 1964" 43 "Equal Employment Opportunity, President's Committee on" 43 "Equal Pay conference - June 11, 1964" 43 "Operation Head Start" 44 "Housing Act of 1964 - September 2, 1964" 45 "Italian-American Labor Council" 45 "Mexican American Leaders, June 1, 1965" 53 Califano, Joseph Booklets - "A President's Commitment" Four Statements on Human Rights and 3 Equal Justice for all Americans - by LBJ "School Desegregation" 8 "Commission on Civil Disorder 7/67-12/67" 11 "HUD - Job Program 2/67-11/67" 13 "HUD - Job Program - 2" 13 "Italian Americans" 19 "Stokely Carmichael" 20 4 "Task Force on Urban Affairs and Housing" 26 "Background on HEW Programs" 32 "Economic Opportunity Act Amendments of 1967" 34 "The National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders - Three Volume Rept." 36 "HEW - Report on Education" 36 "HEW: Economic Assistance OEO: International Financial Institution" 37 "1967 Task Force on Civil Rights (1)" 41 "1967 Task Force on Civil Rights (2)" 41 "Los Angeles Riots - Ramsey Clark Report" 47 "Watts" 58 "Detroit Chronology: July 23-31 (1) and (2)" 58 "Detroit Chronology: August 1-[1967]" 58 "Economic Opportunity Act Amendments of 1967" 63 "HUD Proposals" 64 "1966 Task Force on Civil Rights (1)" 66 "1966 Task Force on Civil Rights" 66 "Riots - Request for Troops" 67 "Indians/Migrant Workers Agency Drafts" 67 "Robert Weaver File" 71 "Civil Rights" 74 "The American Indian" 74 “Aid to the Nation's ghettos and the Nation's Poor" 75 "Task Force on Housing & Urban Development" 78 "Meeting the Insurance Crisis of our Cities" 79 "Executive Order Providing for the Restoration of Law and Order in the 88 Washington Metropolitan Area" "Rights in Conflict" 92 Cater, Douglass [Personal Correspondence]/P [contains article by Benjamin F. Payton] 11 "Memos to the President 3/65-4/65 specifications to guide school districts in 13 their desegregation plans under title VI" "Memos to the President, May 1965 meeting of Southern Governors in 13 Washington over Title VI, School Desegregation" "Memos to the President, July 1965 proposed program for assisting Negro 13 leaders caught by the desegregation problems" "Memos to the President, September 1965 report from Office of Education on a 14 survey ordered by the Congress in regard to the Civil Rights Act of 1964; visit with Stennis about the Mississippi school situation; statistics concerning elementary and secondary schools" "Memo to the President, November 1965 Statistics on Negroes and the Office of 14 Education; Southern Regional Conference on Education" "Memos to the President, January 1966 difference of opinion between HEW and 14 Budget on scope of reorganization plans" "Memos to the President, February 1966 Summation of the HEW consultations 14 on the Title VI Guidelines; in resume of the Congressional contacts made by Sec. John Gardner since opening of Congress; effect of revised civil rights guidelines" "Memos to the President, May 1966 ways to avoid conflict over Title VI 14 guidelines" "Memos to the President, June 1966 Congressional contacts regarding Title VI 15 and Medicare" more in Medicare/civil rights, hospital civil rights compliance. "Memos to the President, July 1966 meeting with congressman Landrum to 15 discuss HEW guidelines" 5 "Memos to the President, August 1966 discussion on Civil Rights school 15 desegregation programs; Medicare implementation" "Memos to the President, December, 1966 Gov. Farris Bryant's contacts with six 15 governors concerning education guidelines" "Memos to the President, January 1967 statement of Gardner on the legislative 15 preparation of HEW" "Memos to the President, June 1967 (1) reorganization of HEW; memos 16 concerning HEW guidelines for desegregation; Follow through Program under Title II-A of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964" "[Memo to the President] July 1967" [comments on National Advisory 16 Commission on Civil Disorders; draft remarks on its creation; drafts on the city riots; suggestions for action on the riots] "Memos to the President, August 1967" [comments on the project, Condition of 17 the Negro in America] "Memos to the President October, 1967" [report Social and Economic 17 Conditions of Negroes in the United States, October 1967] Miscellaneous Correspondence [December 1966 (1)] [copies of the 18 Revised Statement of Policies for School Desegregation of 1967-68; memo on Public Health services guidelines for compliance of religiously or fraternally affiliated extended care facilities under Title VI of Civil Rights Act; memo on Title VI: Notices of Hearing to five hospitals refusing to comply] "Drafts and Report on Education Matters" [memo from the American Friends 23 Service committee and NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund on the Report on the Implementation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 in regard to School Desegregation, 1966-67] "Booklet: Health, Education and Welfare: Accomplishments, 1963-68. 24 Problems and Challenges and a Look to the Future" "Releases on [Education] Legislative Programs" [incentives to schools to 26 eliminate segregation, Equal Educational Opportunities Act] [Material on the] Task Force on [Early Child Development 1966] (1) [address 39 by Ewald B. Nyquist, "Integration: Why We Can't Wait" at a Conference on Parent Education, , March 31, 1966] Equality of Educational Opportunity Booklet: Equality of Educational 51 Opportunity, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1966 Booklet: Supplemental Appendix to the Survey on Equality of 51 Educational Opportunity, Section 9/10/Correlation tables, Office of Education, Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1966 Charts: A National Goal of Full Educational Opportunity, Department of Health, 51 Education and Welfare [Material on] Title VI, Civil Rights Bill (1) – (8) 51-52 [Civil Rights Bill:] Proposed Guidelines and Summary -- Title VI (1) – (2) 52 [Civil Rights Bill:] Complaints Under Title VI 52 [Civil Rights Bill:] Compliance Statements - Title VI 53 [Civil Rights Bill:] Guidelines Enforcement - Title VI (1) – (3) 53 [Meeting with Califano, September 28, 1965 Concerning Title VI] 53 [Civil Rights Bill:] Title VI School Desegregation Compliance Status Reports - 54 Pete Libassi [Report from Ramsey Clark, Justice Department, concerning Review of School 54 Desegregation Plans] "President's Speech to the National Education Association in New York, July 2, 63 1965” [memo from Keppel to the Staff of the Equal Educational Opportunities Program concerning discriminatory dismissal of Negro school teachers in connection with desegregation] 6 "Negro Statistics" 69 Human Rights and Federal Assistance (entire box) 69 Federal Task Force on Greater Miami-Cuban Refugee Problem, June 29, 1966 95 Drafts - July 1964 Lady Jackson "Problems of Headlong Urbanization" and 111 suggestions on foreign aid and the Civil Rights bill.

Christian, George "Conference of Scholars on the Truman Administration and Civil Rights, April 4 5-6, 1968 at the Harry S. Truman Library" Duggan, Ervin "Student Demonstrations, an exercise in Forbearance" 2 "United Negro Fund Dinner" 15 "Draft Remarks - United Negro College Fund Symposium" 15 "National Head Start Conference" 16 Gaither, James "Civil Disorders on Campus" 2 "Civil Rights" 3 "HEW: Office of the Secretary - Reorganization Discussions and Negotiations" 10 "Housing Bill Signing" 11 "Indians - General" 15 "Indian Opportunity Council" 15 "Labor Department Reorganization and Managers Administration" 19 "Manpower - Federal Employment for the Disadvantaged" 19 "Training of the Disadvantaged" 19 "Mexican-American Affairs" 20 "Minority Entrepreneurship" 21 "Minority Entrepreneurship Report" 21 "National Advisory Council on Economic Opportunity and Amendments to 26 Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 as Amended." "OEO Appointments" 29 "1969 OEO budget" 29 "Charts on OEO" 29 "OEO Continuing Resolution" 29 "OEO Community Action Programs" 29 "OEO Delegations" 29 "OEO 1968 Facts and Figures" 29 "1968 OEO Legislation" 29 "Head Start Transfer" 30 "OEO Insurance incentives" 30 "OEO Job Corps" 30 "LBJ and the Poverty Program" 30 "OEO Legislation, 1968 #2" 30 "Poverty - Mississippi" 31 "Starvation in Mississippi" 31 "Mississippi: Head Start" 31 "Poverty: Ohio University" 31 "OEO-OEO Regions" 31 "Sundquist Book on Origin of OEO" 31 "Poverty - Status of the Negroes" 31 "OEO: Title I - D Allocations" 31 "OEO - Community Action Program, Grantees Annual Salary Report for FY 32 1968" "OEO - Salaries" 32 "OEO Reorganization - Transfer of OEO Programs" 32 7 "OEO - Upward Bound" 32 "OEO - Vista" 32 "Aid to the Nation's Ghettos and the Nations Poor" 32 "OEO - Job Corps FY 1968 - Contractor Annual Salary Report" 32 "OEO Bill - Statement by Agencies" 33 "Responses to Poverty Messages, 3-4/67" 33 "OEO Legislation" 33 "OEO Briefing Material" 34 "OEO Amendments, 1967" 34 "OEO: Lists of Names and Organizations for Urban Coalition: Emergency 34 Convocation" "Riots 1967" 36 "Poor People's March" 36 "Riot Control - Poor People's March" 36 "Riots 1968: Dr. King" 36 "Detroit Riots" 43 "Riots & Riots Control, 1968" 43 "Riots - Disaster Relief" 43 "Riots - Presidential Proclamation for D.C." 43 "Detroit" 44 "SBA - Proposal to Establish a Low-Income Neighborhood Lending Program" 44 "Commission on Urban Programs of the Savings Bank and Savings and Loan 44 Industries" "Social and Economic Conditions of Negroes in the United States" 45 "Sparkman Sales Housing Bill of 1968" 45 "Slum Rehabilitation" 45 "Housing and Urban Development 1968" 52 "Indians" 61 "Civil Rights" 67 "Civil Rights" 68 "Dept. of HUD - Proposed Plan of Organization" Master File of 1966 76 Interagency Task Force "Civil Rights TF Summary Notebook (Part I & II)" 84 "HUD Proposals" 90 "Commission on Civil Rights - Draft Race and Education Rept.: Preface, Ch 92 I-IV, Part 1" "Commission on Civil Rights - Draft Race and Education Rept.: Preface, Ch 93 I-IV Parts 2 & 3" "Commission on Civil Rights - Conclusions, Findings, and Recommendations, 93 and Standards" "Civil Rights - Task Force - Summary Notebook" 113 "Civil Rights" 114 "Civil Rights 1968, Part 1" 138 "Civil Rights, Parts 2 & 3" 139 "Quality of Economic Data, 1968" 141 "Indians" 142 "1966 Task Force on Indians" 156 "1966 Task Force on Indians" 157 "1966 Task Force on Indians" 170 "Task Force on Civil Rights" 180 "Draft Bill - Indian Resources Development Act" 181 "1967-68 Task Force on Civil Rights" 187 "Civil Rights Study-Civil Rights Commission" 187 Cities - Study - Commission on Civil Disorders" 188 8 "Riot Commission - Draft Speech for Califano" 188 "Commission on Civil Disorders (Misc. Bulky Material)" 188 "Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders" 188 “Budget Information" [Commission on Civil Disorders] 189 "Labor - Manpower Study Employment Opportunities for Handicapped 195 Citizens" "Labor - Manpower Agency Assignment - Employment Opportunities for 195 Women" "Preparation of Disadvantaged Students for College, 1967-68 Task Force on" 195 "Crime Justice and Civil Rights Meeting" 206 "Urban Educational Opportunities" 207 Head Start and Job Corps 209 "Urban Educational Opportunities Dec. '67" 211 "Report of the National Advisory Committee on Civil Disorders 3/1/68" 217 "U.S. Riot Commission Report" 224 "Justice-Agency Assignment-Civil Rights" 233 "Tax Incentives for Ghetto Improvement (Zwick Committee)" 234 "1968 Legislation: Civil Rights" 235 "Report of the National Commission on Urban Problems Parts 3-5" 242-43 "Call and Commitment: Action to Alleviate Civil Disorder and Eliminate Social 244 & Economic Injustice", National Governors' Conference 59th Annual Meeting" "Witness Outline Digests" [Com. on Civil Disorders] 244 "A Narrative History of the Events of 1967" 244 Materials from National Advisory Commission of Civil Disorders 244 "Notes on the Budget of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders" 245 "Testimony of George Meany Before the National Advisory Comm. on Civil 245 Disorders" "Report of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders" 245-46 "D.C. Committee on Admin. of Justice under Emergency Conditions" 256 Files District of Columbia "Civil Rights" 257 Head Start 263 Housing 263 "Race Relations" 267 "The Mexican-American Community" 290 "The Spanish-Americans" 290 "Civil Rights" 291 "Interference with Rights through Welfare" 309-10 "Material on Spanish American Conference on Mexican-American Education" 322 "Correspondence on Urban Employment Opportunities" 323 "Correspondence on Urban Employment Opportunities" 324-25 "Task Force on Civil Rights" 327 "Spanish Americans" 327 "American Indians - Special Presidential Message, Task Force on American 329 Indians" "American Indians - Special Presidential Message, Task Force on American 330 Indians" "Recommendations to Promote Racial Integration in Housing" 339 "Correspondence re: 1966 Interagency Task Force some dated 1967 - Task 344 Force on Civil Rights" "Summary of Compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964" 347 "Civil Rights Task Force Summary" 372 "Civil Rights Message" 379 "Civil Rights Message - 1968" 386 9 "Civil Rights Message" 387 Goldstein, Ernest "Office of Economic Opportunity" 5 "Human Rights [1/68-7/68]" 8 "Human Rights [9/68-11/68]" 8 "U.S. Conference on Human Rights [1968] 15 Goodwin, Richard "White House Conference on the Negro" 18 "Civil Rights: Background Material" 20 "Civil Rights, Conference" 20 "Justice Department" 20 "Health, Education and Welfare (General)" 21 Hardesty, Robert "OEO" 8 "Civil Rights" 8 "Equal Employment Opportunity" 8 Hardesty, Robert (Personal Files) "Headstart" 10 "Civil Rights" 36 "Jan. 6 Civil Rights Cabinet Meeting" 37 Horsky, Charles "Race Relations" 95 "Civil Rights" 101 "Civil Rights - Accompanying Envelope" 101 "The Negroes in the United States" 122 "Negro-Americans" 122 "Negro Military Servicemen and Racial Discrimination in Housing" 122 "1965 - The Negro, The Press, The City" 122 "Cleveland's Unfinished Business in its Inner City" 122 "Miscellaneous Publications on Civil Rights" 125-26 "Various Pamphlets re: Civil Rights" 126 "Survey of Home Builders Opinion on Impact of a Possible Executive 126 Anti-Discrimination Order (Manual)" "An Equal Employment Opportunity Ordinance for the District of Columbia 126 (Manual)" "A Proposed Anti-Discrimination Housing Ordinance for the District of 128 Columbia." "An Equal Employment Opportunity Ordinance for the District of Columbia" 128 Levinson, Lawrence "Meeting the Insurance Crisis of our Cities" 2 "Report: The National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders, March 1, 2 1966" "Courts and Rights, The American Judiciary in Action" 3 "Johnson, Lyndon The Road to Justice: Three Major Statements on Civil 4 Rights" McPherson, Harry "Democratic National Committee" [MFDP] 7 "EEOC" 7 "Mexican-Americans" 11 "Poverty - 1967" 14 "Poverty - 1966" 14 "Training of the Disadvantaged" 16 "HUD - re: Fair Housing, model cities" 20 "Human Rights Convention" 20 10 "Human Rights Convention" 20 "Civil Rights - 1965" 21 "Civil Rights - legislation, summer domestic problems, task force, speech drafts 21 - general information on civil rights, Freedom Budget" "Civil Rights #3,4,5" 22 "Housing - National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing" 23 "Poverty (1968) - Thomas, Charles F. - Committee to Save the Children of 23 Mississippi, Poor People's March" "National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders" 25 "Violence Commission" 26 "Riots - including speech drafts" 32 "Press briefing 2/10/66 - re: Community Relations" 33-34 [Negro Data - mostly articles and publications] 42-43 "Riot Speech" 44 "Joe Califano" civil rights activities of FED. Gov't 50 "Jones/Temple(Watson)" civil rights policy 51 "Black Power - articles" 54 "Civil Disorders - riots" 55 "Civil Rights - Housing, Weaver, 8/1/66 speech" 55 "Civil Rights - interview with Ralph Ellison - 1967" 55 "Civil Rights - LBJ 5/30/63 - Gettysburg speech" 55 "Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law - papers prepared by" 55 "Negro Elected Officials" 57 "Negro Statistics" 57 "Office of Economic Opportunity Accomplishments, 12/31/67" 57 "Poverty" 57 "Negro in Relation to the Mormon Church" 57 "Civil Rights Task Force - Summary Notebook" 61 "Commission on Civil Rights - Draft, Race & Education Report" 62 "National Housing Conference for Local Community Action Officials" 64 "Proceedings and Summary of Findings and recommendations of the NC 64 OM-OEO National Housing Conference for local CAP Officials" "Racial Isolation in the Public Schools" 66 "Petition from a group of people assembled in Los Angeles California re: a 67 Conference-National Committee against Discrimination in Housing" Maguire, Charles Negro Marketing Information 4 "Civil Disorders Booklet" 6 "White House Fellows - Proposals: re: Jobs for Negroes" 11 Manatos, Mike "Civil Rights 1963 to 1965" 6 "Civil Rights 1966" 7 "Demonstration Cities - see American Cities" 7 "Immigration" 8 "Voting Rights" 10 "Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (1966)" 19 "Health Education and Welfare 1966" 19 "HUD - Housing and Urban Development (1966)" 19 "1966 OEO (Sargent Shriver Director)" 20 Additionally, the Manatos files have a general correspondence section and a section on legislation broken down by periods). Moyers, Bill "Education [2 of 2]" 1 "Southwick Memos" 3 11 "Voting Rights Message" 6 "DNC - Political News Summary" [MFDP] 19 "[Material on Barry Goldwater - 1964]" includes leaflet on Goldwater and civil 21 rights portrays Goldwater as a staunch advocate of civil rights and Johnson as an opponent of racial equality. "Pre-election Material - October" [2 of 2] includes material on civil rights issue 30 "Crime/Delinquency" 39 "Racial Development (FBI)" 56 "Office of Economic Opportunity 1964-65" 56 "Romney" correspondence examining charges that Romney was anti-black and 75 anti-Jewish "Hays, Brooks" includes clippings regarding Hays and the KKK in Bogalusa, 76 Louisiana "Justice Dept. Weekly reports of developments - Presidential Memo re wire 80 tapping" "Information relating to Presidential appointments by President Johnson 86 11/23/63" "What President Johnson's Program Means to America: Essays by Outstanding 88 American Scholars at the Close of the 89th Congress, September 1965" contributors include: Eugene V. Rostow (Civil Rights and Immigration) "Analysis of Civil Rights Functions of the Federal Government and 91 Recommendations for the consolidation into a single agency - Submitted by Leroy Collins, 1964" "Secret-Press Conference Briefing Papers, July 23, 1964" 93 "Task Force in 1965 on the Legislative Programs" 94 "Task Force on the 1965 Legislative Programs notebook" 94 "An Accounting of Stewardship 1961-1964" includes achievements in civil 95 rights "Administration Record" includes civil rights 96 "Speech Sections" background material includes voting rights 97 "The Negro American Conference" 105 "Notebook on First 300 Days" includes civil rights 109 "Reports on Johnson Administration Record" includes voting rights 112 "Civil Rights - 1966 Conference" 115 "Davis, Congressman Clifford" includes civil rights legislation 115 "Speech cards on Great Society" includes voting rights 115 "Equal Employment Opportunity Commission" 116 "Civil Rights Bill Signing Broadcast [7/2/64]" 125 "Civil Rights Religious Leaders 1964" 126 "Equal Employment Opportunity, President's Committee" 126 Murphy, Charles "Office of Economic Opportunity, Book I and Book II" 11 "Department of Justice Transition Materials, vol. I, Book 1" 16 "Department of Justice Transition Materials, vol. II, Book 2" 17 "Organization of HUD,. Functional Statements" 18 "Summary of Program Status, Delivery of Budget Proposals for FY 1970, HUD" 18 "Legislative and Budgetary Authority Background Materials, HUD" 18 "Department of Health, Education and Welfare: Program Issues Book" 28 "Organization, Functions, and Key Personnel of the Department of HEW" 29 Nimetz, Matthew "Indian Record March 1968" 3 "Ogala Sioux Model Reservation Program" 4 Report of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders - Part I, II, III 6 Report of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders - Summary, 7 12 Supplement, Index To End Disorder: President Lyndon B. Johnson's Television Address to the 7 Nation on Civil Disorders July 27,1967" Political Participation: a Report of the United States Commission on Civil 11 Rights - 1968 "Report of the President's Commission on Registration and Voting Participation" 11 "Program Reporting Statistics and Data" includes civil rights 15 Panzer, Frederick "Civil Rights" 179 "Immigration" 180 "Integration" 180 "Riots" 181 "Messages: Civil Rights" 183 "DOD Bulletin 'Riots'" 303 "National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence" 306-7 "American Indians" 319 "Commission on Civil Disorders" 330 "Civil Rights - Special Studies" 330 "Civil Rights, 1965-66" 330 "Civil Rights" 331 "Civil Rights, 1967-68" 331 "Civil Rights, Message Response" 331 "Equal Employment Opportunity Commission" 356 "History of Domestic Disorders" 366 "Indian Message Response" 366 "Immigration" 368 "Messages-Presidential: Riots" 382 "Extra copies of Mexican-American releases" 382 "Mexican-Americans" 382 "Minorities" 383 "Negroes - Politics" 387 "Negroes - Black Power" 387 "Negro - Special Studies" 388 "Negroes - General" 388 "Race Relations" 407 "Riots 1965-67" 412 "Summer Riots 1967" 412 "Riots 1968" 412 "Wire Tapping" 435 "Women" 435 Paper titled "The Structure of Discontent: The Relationship Between Social 457 Structure Grievance and Support for the Los Angeles Riot" "Civil Rights" 474 "Civil Rights" 475 "Immigration" 482 "Voting Participation & Registration" (481)500 "Women" (481)500 "Speech Section: Civil Rights" 515 "What the Administration Has Done for the Minority Groups" 516 "Administration Record: Established Equal Opportunity" 517 "Women" 489)522 "Civil Rights" 489)523 "Commission on Civil Rights" 529 "Indian Claims Commission" 544 13 "OEO" 545 "Civil Rights" 552 "Right to Vote - Message from the President of the U.S. March 1965)" 588 Pierson, Devier "Invasion of Privacy" 10 "Title VI - Civil Rights Act" 23 Reedy, George "Civil Rights" 1 "NAACP" 1 "Committee on Equal Employment" 3 "Equal Employment Opportunity Commission" 5 "Summary Report of the Activities of Alice A. Dunnigan Education Consultant 5 to the PCEEO 4/30/61-6/1/62" "Transcript of Meeting of the President's Committee on Equal Employment 7 Opportunity 5/29/63" "Conference with Civil Rights Leaders" 8 "EEO - Loose material" 8 "Southern Regional Council Report" 8 "House Labor Subcommittee - EEO Southern Regional Council Report" 8 "Civil Rights Legislation" 21 "Clippings 1964 [civil rights - National Women's Comte for] 21 "EEOC" 23 "EEOC - Letters to company presidents" 23 "EEOC - Clippings, 1963-64" 23 "Hard questions about the Civil Rights Act" 26 Robson-Ross "Indians" [development of a legislative program of economic assistance to the 10 American Indian, including the Report of the Task Force on American Indians 12/66-1/67" "Riots" [7/67 - 8/67] 22 "The President's National Advisory Panel on Insurance in Riot Affected Areas" 32-33 Roche, John "Civil Rights" 1 "Housing Discrimination" 2 "Memos to the President 1968" includes civil rights 3 Sparks, Will "Civil Rights" 5 "Democratic Elected Negro Officials" 7 "Equal Employment Opportunity" 8 "OEO Advisory Group (War on Poverty) 9/66" 15 "Voting Rights Act" 22 Sprague, Irvine "Civil Rights" 2 "OEO and Their Programs for Poverty" 4 "Mexican-American Conference" 7 Stegall, Mildred King, Martin Luther [5 folders] 32 Black Nationalist Activities (Currier, Stephen) 63A Civil Rights and Related Matters 63A Communism and the Negro Movement – A Current Analysis 63A Harlem Freedom Forum 68 Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party 69A [“Prospects for Racial Violence – 1968”] contains May 31, 1968 FBI report 70 Race Relations and Related Matters [35 folders] 71A – 72B 14 Southern Christian Leadership Conference 73A Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (Stokely Carmichael) [4 folders] 73B

Watson, W. Marvin "Mississippi" [MFDP] 9 "Civil Rights/Negroes" 18 "DNC/Equal Rights Committee - Gov. Hughes" 19 "Romney, Gov. George" includes extensive material on Detroit Riot 30 "Vice President" memoranda on Civil Rights 31

Wattenberg, Ben "Printed Report" 1 "Drafts of the October 1967 report taken from notebooks" 1-3 "Negro Statistics Report" 4 "Negro Statistics Project Fall 1967" 4 "Negro Introduction -- Final, October 1967" 4 "Negro Statistics - August 1967" 4 "Evidence of Racial Discrimination and Progress Made in Its elimination in the Social Economy of the United States" a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics 7/25/67 "Negro Statistics, Summer 1967" 5 "Introduction, Latest Version - Negro Report October 1967" 5 "Negro Statistics, August 1967" 5 "Social and Economic Conditions of Negroes in the U.S." 5 "C.B. Master - Repro Copy" 5 “Charts" 5 "Negro Speech" 6 "Chicago - Negro - Open Housing speech 6/67" 7 "Human Rights Commission - Talking Points 2/28/68" 12 "Negro Statistical Reports and Rebuttals" 14-15 "Riots-Television" (7/27/67 address by the President 18 "Human Rights Year" 21 "American Jewish Committee Meeting 4/3/68" 21 White, Lee (See finding aid) 1-6 Wilson, Henry "Civil Rights" 2 "Immigration" 3 "Civil Rights" 6 "Equal Opportunity" 7 "Office of Economic Opportunity" 9 "Voting Rights" 10 "Civil Rights" 11 "OEO Authorization" 14

OFFICE FILES OF JOHN MACY

John Macy was the Chairman of the Civil Service Commission. As a "talent scout" he maintained a file on all persons considered for appointments. These folders are reviewed on written request. A card file is maintained in the Reading Room for those name files currently available. Researchers should anticipate a delay in receiving this material.

Box # "National Adv. Council on Civil Disorders" 767 15 "Civil Rights Comn." 767 "Insurance in Riot-Affected Areas-Advisory Panel on Intergovernmental 793 Relations" "Civil Rights Conference" 888 "Civil and Political Rights Committee" 926 "Com. on Civil and Political Rights" 926 "Women (Nat'l) - Committee on Civil Rights" 928 "USDA Asst. to the Sec. Civ. Rights & EOEH Off. Sec. GS-16" 945 "U.S. Commission on Civil Rights" 948 "Pres. Com. on Equal O. In Housing Staff Director GS 17/2" 949

LEGISLATIVE BACKGROUND

Background material relating to 52 significant legislative achievements of the Johnson Administration.

Civil Rights Act of 1964 [1 box] Voting Rights Act of 1965 [2 boxes] Open Housing - Civil Rights 1967 [1 box] Fair Housing Act of 1968 [4 boxes] Death of Martin Luther King & Subsequent Riots; Poor People’s Campaign [1 box] [incomplete]

ENROLLED LEGISLATION

Prepared by the Director of the Legislative Reference Office of the Bureau of the Budget, these reports cover both private and public bills and joint resolutions submitted to the President for his approval. The reports include the purpose of the act, agency recommendations, and discussions of the ramifications of the legislation. For more information see the Special Files finding aid.

P.L. # Box # 88-352 Civil Rights Act of 1964 (HR 7152) 7/2/64 7 88-452 Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 (S 2642) 8/20/64 11 89-110 Voting Rights Legislation (S 1564) 8/6/65 22 89-174 Department of Housing and Urban Development (HR 6927) 9/9/65 25 89-754 Demonstration Cities and Metropolitan Development Act of 1966 (S 3709) 46 11/3/66 90-284 [Fair Housing Act] (HR 2516) 4/11/68 61

OFFICE FILES OF THE PRESIDENT

Detroit Riot and Related Material 7-8/67 Box 3

FEDERAL RECORDS

The use of these records is subject to the policies of the agency of origin. Some materials, including the majority of the records of temporary commissions, committees, and conferences, are available without restriction. Other materials can be seen only with the permission of the agency of origin or are closed due to security classifications.

Dept. of Labor (microfilm) 16 "Equal Opportunity" Reel 20 "Manpower-Equal Employment Opportunity" Reel 25 National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders see finding aid White House Conference “To Fulfill These Rights” see finding aid

ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORIES

At the end of the Johnson Administration, each agency and department prepared a history of its activities and accomplishments during the Johnson years. See the finding aid for a table of contents of the various administrative histories.

Office of Economic Opportunity Vol. I, Parts 1 & 2; Vol. II, Documentary supplement

Department of HEW Vol. I, Parts 1, 3, 7, 14, 17, 18

Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division

Department of HUD Vol. I, Parts 1 & 2 Vol. II, Parts 4 & 6, Supplement

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Department of Labor Vol. II, Part 1, Chapter 11

PERSONAL PAPERS

This collection of papers from individuals or organizations came to the Library separate from President Johnson's papers. See the finding aid for information concerning the availability of individual collections.

Box # Christopher, Warren "Task Force on Civil Rights 1968" 8 Legislation: D.C. Riots 9 Legislation: Anti-Riot Bill 9 "Civil Disturbances" 10-16

Clark, Ramsey D.C. 3/21/67 - National Civil Liberties Clearing House 29 Virginia Conference on Prevention and Control of Civil Disorder 1/26/68 34 NY - Anti-defamation League 4/11/68 35 West Virginia - IACP Civil Disorder Conference 4/19/68 35 D.C. Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights & ABA Section of Individual Rights 36 5/20/68 1967 Civil Rights Act Title II 60 1967 Civil Rights Act Title IV 60 1967 Civil Rights Act Title V 60 Material on Riots and Civil Disorders 61-76 "Civil Rights Division 1965" 62 17 "Civil Rights" 62 Civil Disorders and Demonstrations - Use of Military Force 62 "Civil Rights Briefing for RC" 62 "Civil Rights Division (Briefing, etc) 1966" 63 "Civil Rights Division 1966" 63 "Civil Rights Leadership - Meetings" 65 Civil Rights Testimony 65 "Computer List of Riots and Civil Disorders for 1968" 66 "D.C. Riot April 1968" 66 "Detroit - statistics re Rioters (1967) 66 "Detroit Riots - Emergency Assistance" 66 Dr. King inves. of his murder April 1968 66 Detroit-Legal Basis for Sending Troops 66 Detroit-Governor Romney's request for troops 66 8/5/67 letter to Governors re use of Fed troops 67 "Ku Klux Klan" 67 "Lawyers' Center for Civil Rights Under Law 1967" 67 Letters re: Riots and Shooting of Looters 68-69 "Los Angeles Riots" 71 "Negroes in Law School 1968" 72 "Milwaukee, Miami, Misc. Riots [1967]" 72 "Newark Riots - July 1967" 72 "Pittsburgh, other cities' riots April 1968" 72 "Planning for riots 1967-68" 72 Partial Draft Program Memorandum Civil Rights and Community Relations 72 Police Office Chief - Riot Correspondence 73 "Poor People's Campaign - Arrest Statistics" 73 "Poor People's Campaign - CRS - Daily Log" 73 "Poor People's Campaign - Civil Rights Daily Log" 73 "Poor People's Campaign - Civil Rights Log" 73 "Poor People's March May 1968, 6/19/68" 74 Report of the Activities of the Civil Rights Division October, 1966 74 Racial Isolation in the Public Schools: A Report of the United States 74 Commission on Civil Rights-1967 Appendices - Racial Isolation in the Public Schools - U.S. Commission on Civil 74 Rights Race Relations 74 "President's Council on Equal Opportunity" 74 "School Desegregation suit - Franklin City, N.C." 75 Riot Capsule 75 "8/01/67 S. 1026, The Civil Rights Act of '67" 75 "Riots - Forces designated" 75 Riots 75 School Desegregation - 1963 75 Summaries of Leading Civil Rights Cases 75 "Riot Statistics 1967-68" 75 "San Francisco - Riots [1966]" 75 "Summaries - Riots April 5 thru April 8, 1968" 75 "Summaries - Riots April 9, 1968" 75 "Troop Disposition-Riots-April 9-13, 1968" 76 Title IV Cases and Investigations 76 Summaries of Riots/ July-August 1967 76 "Watts August 1965" 76 "Equal Employment Opportunity Committee" 77 18 "Civil Rights Commission Extension (approp.) 1968" 77 "Human Rights Commission - 1968" 79 "Indian Claims Cases - Settlements" 79 "Riot Control Grants to States" 84 "Equal Employment Statistics" 88 "Civil Rights Committee FBA" 89 H.R. 2516 A Bill to Strengthen Federal Laws Against Interference with Civil 94 Rights "Legislation 1968 - Anti-Riot Bill" 106 "Legislation 1968 - Civil Rights Message" 106 "Legislation 1967 - President's Civil Rights Message" 106 "Legislation 1967 - Program (Civil Rights, Crime)" 106 "Legislation 1966 - Civil Rights Briefing March 1966" 106 "Minority Group Employment" 106 Negro Employment 111 Draft Report of the President's Task Force on the Los Angeles Riots, Aug. 128 11-15, 1965 "Task Force Civil Rights (AG's)" 129 Report of the President's Task Force on the Los Angeles Riots, Aug. 11-15, 1965 129 "Testimony: AG re Proposed Civil Rights Act" 130 "White House Conference To Fulfill These Rights 1965" 137 "Commission of Inquiry (Black Panthers)" 141-142, 152-156 Black Panther Report 144 Black Panthers Autopsy Reports, etc. 152 Reports of Commission of Inquiry 153 Speech - NAACP Legal Defense 10/29/70 160 Berrigan Material 166-68 American Civil Liberties Union 240 Brown v. Board of Education 241 Amnesty-ACLU Foundation - Advisory Council 246 Citizen's Committee for Equal Justice 246 Equal Justice for Public Employees - Chairman 247 Law Students Civil Rights Research 253 Lawyers Comm. for Civil Rights - Ex. Comm." 253 Mexican American Leg. 253 Berrigan Material 289-294, 300, 316-17

Harding, Bertrand Conference with Negro Leaders, July 15, 1963 6 Mr. Dawkins, Civil Rights. June 19, 1967 44 Head Start (Trip to HEW) Proposal April 12, 1968 47 Head Start Planning Commission, May 24, 1968 47 National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing meetings) Oct. 2, 1968 49 Head Start Evaluation Conference, Nov. 15, 1968 50 Office of Economic Opportunity Management Interns Nov. 21, 1968 51 Taping for Civil Rights Documentation Project (James Mosely) Jan. 23, 1969 51 Head Start National Conference, Denver, Nov. 13-14, 1966 52 Head Start Conference, Los Angeles, Nov. 13-15, 1967 54 Conference of National Council on Indian Opportunity, Albuquerque, New 55 Mexico June 5, 1968 OEO Highlights, Draft 57 OEO Management Survey, Draft 57 19 OEO Management Survey, Notes 58 [folder containing OEO Information Center Anti-Poverty Program Detail Report 58 as of April, 1966] Deputy Director, OEO, Appointment, June 7, 1966 58 Deputy Director, OEO, Appointment, June 7, 1966 59 Confirmation Hearings for Deputy Director, OEO (Hearing-June 2, 1966) 59 Confidential items, OEO Harding 59 Director of OEO R. Sargent Shriver 59 Handwritten Notes, Sargent Shriver, OEO 60 Office of Civil Rights, Maurice A. Dawkins, Asst Dir 60 Office of Civil Rights, Samuel F. Yette 60 [folder re: OEO contract policies] 61 Head Start Congressional Controversy 61 Designated Acting Director, OEO by President 3/22/68 62 Nomination by President to Dir. of OEO. July 15, 1968 62 Correspondence with Donald Rumsfeld before he was appointed Director, OEO 62

Markman, Sherwin J. Ghetto Article 4 Ghetto General 4 Ghetto Trips 1967 [2 folders] 4 Ghetto Trips 1968 4 Chicago 4 Ghetto Trips Chicago 1968 [2 folders] 4 Ghetto Trip Oakland 1968 5 Ghetto Trips Philadelphia 1967 [3 folders] 5 Ghetto Trips Philadelphia 1967-[Presidential trip] 5 Ghetto Trips Philadelphia 1967 – Philadelphia Trip 6/29/67 [2 folders] 5 Ghetto Trips Philadelphia 1968 5 Ghetto Reports [1966-1967] 5 PR Campaign 5 [Reports and Memos Related to Racial Riots 1967] [1 of 2] 5 [Reports and Memos Related to Racial Riots 1967] [2 of 2] 6 Ghettos 15 Mrs. Johnson 16 “Oakland Project [February-March 1967]” 18 “Oakland Trip [February-March 1967]” 19 Memorandum-For the President 19

McPherson, Harry C., Jr. 1982 letter from McPherson about Joseph Rauh and the 1957 Civil Rights Act.

Sanders, H. Barefoot Civil Rights - General - 1967 7 Detroit [1967] 10 Mexican-Americans (June 1967) 14 Civil Rights [1968] 17 OEO [1968] appropriations 26

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE

Materials accumulated by officials, staff members, and special groups of the Democratic National Committee during the 1960, 1964, and 1968 Presidential campaigns, 1960-1968. For additional 20 information on the DNC papers, request the folder title list from the Reading Room archivist.

Series I Box # "Civil Rights Bill of 1964" 5-6 "Anti-Semitism 1964" 10 "Democratic National Convention, '68. State Delegations" 13 "Democratic national Convention 1968. Equal Rights Committee" 15 "Democratic National Committee 1965 - Meeting with Negro Leaders, 4/21/65” 17 "Democratic Negro Leaders Conference, Washington D.C. June 1-2, 1967" 17 "Democratic Party: Minority Group Relations, 1963" 20 "Democratic National Committee: Equal Rights Committee Meeting in D.C. 20 Oct. 4-5, 1965" "Governors Conferences" [by region] 23 "Governors Conference (Southern) Oct. 1964. Indicates Turn Toward Moderate 23 Approach in Civil Rights." "Housing, 1962-3: Executive Order to Ban Discrimination in Gov't Aided Home 27 Building. Effects and Implementations." "Housing: Anti-Discriminatory Housing Laws Passed by States and Local 27 Gov'ts, Voluntary Progress" "Housing Discrimination Order Signed by Pres. Kennedy. Nov. 20, 1962. (See 27 also Pres. Kennedy File - Civil Rights Category) "Housing Discrimination: Probe by Civil Rights Comm., New York, 1959" 27 "Housing Discrimination Probe. Segregation problems, etc." 27 "Howard University: 1967 Boycott" 27 "Ku Klux Klan, 1965: Investigation by Congress, 1964" 31 "Ku Klux Klan, 1965, General Activities - Midwestern States" 31 "Ku Klux Klan: Revival in 1964" 31 "Labor: Civil Rights" 32 "Ku Klux Klan, General File" 35 "Mississippi Freedom Party" 36 "National Conference of Elected Negro Officials, October 1967, Chicago" 36 "National Negro Business and Professional Committee for the Legal Defense 37 Fund - 1967" "Negro and Power Groups, Labor, etc." 37 "Negro Soldier in Vietnam" 37 "Negroes - Advancement in the Fields: Education" 37 "Negro - Employment Outlook - General, 1965" 37 "Negro Organizations" [Includes Black United Front, Leadership Conference on 37-38 Civil Rights, NAACP, SNCC, CORE, Catholics, Negro American Labor Council.] "Negro and Labor Unions 1962" 38 "Negro Soldiers in Vietnam 1967" 38 "Negroes - Educational" 38 "Negroes Elected in 1962" 38 "Negroes - Progress in Education: School Desegregation 1964" 38 "Negroes - Advancement in the Various Fields: Education, Employment, 38 Housing, Etc." "Negroes in the South - 1962" 38 "Negro Public Office Holders" 38 "Negro Sunday Supplement - Tuesday Sept 1965" 38 "Negro Housing" 38 "Negro - Newspapers and Magazines" 38 "Negro - General Information" 38 "Negro - Birmingham, Alabama Cuts Off Aid to Needy Negroes Because of a 38 21 Boycott of Downtown Stores. 1962." "Negro - General Problems, Political Support, etc." 38 "Negro Population" 38 "Negroes - Negro Income Survey by Presidential Panel" 38 "Negro President - General File. Including Statement of Attorney General Robt. 38 Kennedy" "Negro Revolution - Magazine Articles of 1963" 38 "Negro - The Negro middle Class. N.Y. Post Series May 1962" 38 "Negro - Social and Economic Position in U.S." 38 "Negro Registration and Voting, 1960 to Present. (for earlier years see files 38 under letter "N")" "Negro Voting Rights in the South - 1960. (see civil rights legislation, 86th 38 Congress, 2nd session)" "Negro - Proposal for First Class Citizens' Council. (Harper magazine article, 38 July 1962)" "Negro in America Today - Article in Colliers by Alan Paton" 38 "Negro in National Democratic Comm." 38 "Negro Employment Bias by U.S. Government - 1962" 38 "Negro Vote 1958-1959" 38 "American Institute of Public Opinion - Post Election Polls on Special (1960) 38 bloc Voting, Catholic Vote, negro Vote, Women's Vote, Protestant, Labor. (Published Dec. 1960)" "Republican Convention '68 - Negro Reaction" 47 "Republican Convention '68 - Ethnic Groups. See also Black Delegates" 47 "Republican Party and the Negro Vote" 47 "Republican Party - Negro Republican Groups, Independently Organized" 47 "Republican Party - Negro Vote, 1964 (See also Rep. Special Projects: "Eagle 47 Eye" for Intimidation and Dr. King Draft for Deception)" "Republican Party and the South - Negro Vote" 47 "Republican Party - Political Strategy in the South. The Civil Rights Issue" 47 "Republican Party and the South - 1963-64. Stand on Civil Rights" 47 "Republican Party Issues, 68 - Civil Rights - Riots" 53 "Republican Party - Issues. Negroes and Civil Rights, 1967-68" 53 "Supreme Court - Other 1964 Civil Rights Rulings, 66" 69 "Supreme Court - Civil Rights Decisions - 1964 Decision Upholding Defacto 69 Segregation in School District Assignments of Students." "Supreme Court - Ten Years of Desegregation, 1954-64. Anniversary of 69 Supreme Court Ruling Against School Segregation." [Folders pertaining to Urban Renewal and development.] 72 "Democratic National Convention 1964 - Platform Committee Hearings: Civil 77 Rights" "Democratic National Convention 1964 - Fight Over Mississippi Seating - 77 Freedom Democrats vs. Regulars" "Democratic [National] Convention 1964 - Credential Fight between Freedom 77 Democratic Party and Regular Mississippi Dem. Delegation" "Democratic National Convention 1964 - Mississippi Delegation Fight" 77 "Democratic National Convention 1964 - Mississippi Freedom Democratic 77 Party: Literature Presented by Delegation in Atlantic City" "[Democratic National Convention] - Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party. 77 (See also Democratic Convention Delegates: Mississippi. 1964)" "Democratic National Convention 1964 - The Mississippi Compromise. Post- 78 Compromise Comment and Editorials" "Democratic National Convention 1964 - Mississippi Freedom Party, Support 78 from Other States" 22 "Democratic National Convention 1964 - Delegates: Selection and Credentials" 78 "Democratic National Convention 1964 - Southern Delegates' Moves to Bolt the 78 Party" "Democratic National Convention 1964 - Delegates: Stands on Issues and the 78 Candidates by Delegation" "Democratic national Convention: Civil Rights and Other Demonstrations" 79 "Republican party: Appeals to Special Minority Group Votes" 80 "Democratic National Committee B-4054 - 9/7/65. President Johnson 88 Announces Rise in Negro Employment" "Democratic National Committee B-4088 - 11/5/65. Negro Democrats Win 88 New Elective Offices." "Democratic National Committee B-4091 - 11/17/65. Remarks of the President 88 at White House Civil Rights Reception." "Democratic National Committee Pres. Johnson Pays Tribute to Lincoln - Cites 88 Registration of 300,000 Negroes." [Various clippings relating to Civil Rights, appointments of minorities, etc.] 89 "Johnson, Pres.: Convention '64; On Credentials Committee Hearing (8/22) on 173 Seating of Mississippi Regular Delegation over Miss. Freedom Democratic Party" Series II "DNC Credentials 1964 - Mississippi Credentials Committee, Atlantic City, NJ, 102 August 22, 1964" "DNC - Credentials 1964 - Mississippi" 102 "DNC - Freedom Democratic Party - Standing" 102

CABINET PAPERS

Discussions at Cabinet meetings sometimes dealt with Civil Rights. While this list is not exhaustive, minutes of the following meetings include material on Civil Rights and are available for research in the Cabinet Papers:

Box # "Cabinet Meeting 1/6/64" 1 "Cabinet Meeting 3/25/65" 2 "Cabinet Meeting 4/20/65" 2 "Cabinet Meeting 5/13/65" 3 "Cabinet Meeting 10/5/65" 4 "Cabinet Meeting 6/1/66" 5 "Cabinet Meeting 7/26/66" 6 "Cabinet Meeting 8/25/66" 7 "Cabinet Meeting 8/2/67" 9 "Cabinet Meeting 11/1/67" 11 "Cabinet Meeting 3/13/68" 13 "Cabinet Meeting 4/3/68" 13 "Cabinet Meeting 5/1/68" 13 "Cabinet Meeting 5/29/68" 13 "Cabinet Meeting 6/12/68" 14 "Cabinet Meeting 6/21/68" 14 "Cabinet Meeting 7/10/68" 14 "Cabinet Meeting 7/31/68" 14 "Cabinet Review: Department of Justice" 17

23 TOM JOHNSON'S NOTES OF MEETINGS Box # “July 24, 1967 - 11:15 a.m. Detroit Riots - Clark, McNamara, 1 Christopher, Fortas, Wilkins, Doar" "July 24, 1967 - 10 p.m. Detroit crisis - President's activities from 10 1 p.m. to 12:30 a.m." "April 5, 1968 - 11:10 a.m. President's meeting with Negro Leaders 2 after death of Martin Luther King"

CBS-TV INTERVIEWS

CBS-TV "The Last Interview" (Civil Rights) Boxes 1-3

DREW PEARSON PAPERS

The papers of Drew Pearson contain some material pertaining to civil rights. Researchers interested in this collection should consult the folder title list in the Reading Room. It is also available on the web at http://www.lbjlib.utexas.edu/johnson/archives.hom/holdings/Findingaids/Personal/Pearson/DPFNO.asp. Contact the Archives to find out if folders are processed and available.

"Discrimination" F 22, 3 of 3 "Ku Klux Klan" F 22, 3 of 3 "Negroes" F 57, 2 of 3 "Ku Klux Klan, #1-#11" F 159, 1 of 3 "Negroes" F 164, 1 of 3 "Ku Klux Klan" G 53, 3 of 4 "DP and Ku Klux Klan" G 58, 1 of 3 "Discrimination" G 132, 2 of 3 "Ku Klux Klan" G 210, 3 of 5 "Anti-Lynching Bill" G 226, 2 of 3 "Kasper, John. See Also Negro Discrimination" G 237, 1 of 3 "Mississippi #3-10 - 1964" G 239, 1 of 3 "Mississippi #1-2 - 1945-1964" G 239, 2 of 3 "Negros 1951-1953" G 239, 3 of 3 "Civil Rights, #1-3" G 267, 2 of 3 "Integration (Negro) Also See Negro Discrimination" G 286, 1 of 2 "Ku Klux Klan" [3 folders] G 287, 3 of 3 "Little Rock, Ark. see Integration, and Negroes" G 288, 2 of 3 "Negroes & Discrimination 1965 -" G 291, 1 of 3 "Negroes & Discrimination 1956-1964" G 291, 1 of 3 "Negroes and Discrimination 1950-1955" G 291, 2 of 3 "Negroes and Discrimination See Also Segregation, Integration" G 291, 2 of 3 "Negroes - Press, History, etc." G 291, 2 of 3 "Segregation (Negro) Also see Negro Discrimination and Integration" G 297, 3 of 3

PERSONAL PAPERS OF L. (LAWRENCE) A. NIXON

Correspondence, briefs, opinions, petitions, newspaper clippings, photographs and printed matter dated from 1924 to 1933 related to two cases before the U.S. Supreme Court challenging the constitutionality of the white primary in Texas, Nixon v. Herndon (1927) and Nixon v. Condon (1932). See the finding aid for a list of folders (Boxes 1-3). 24

ORAL HISTORIES

Transcripts of most oral history interviews may be downloaded as PDFs from our web site or the Scripps Digital Library site at the Miller Center of Public Affairs (Univ. of Virginia). Transcripts not found on the Internet but available for research may viewed in the Reading Room or borrowed by writing to the Interlibrary Loan Archivist, Lyndon B. Johnson Library, 2313 Red River Street, Austin, Texas, 78705. A complete list of oral histories is available in the Reading Room and on our web site. Interviews marked "A" are available; interviews marked "WP" require written permission; interviews with no marking are not currently available.

Abel, I.W. A Abram, Morris A Albert, Carl B. A Alexander, Clifford A Allen, Ivan A Anderson, Clinton P. A Anderson, M. J. A Baker, Robert G. [Bobby] A Berry, Theodore M. Boggs, Hale A Bolling, Richard A Brown, Edmund G. A Bryant, C. Farris A Califano, Joseph A. A Carter, Hodding, Jr. A Cater, S. Douglass (4 interviews) A Cavanagh, Jerome P. A Celebrezze, Anthony J. A Celler, Emanuel A Christopher, Warren M. A Church, Frank A Clark, Ramsey A Clifford, Clark A/CR Coleman, James P. A Collins, LeRoy A Colmer, William M. A Davis, James A Diggs, Charles C., Jr. A Dirksen, Everett A Douglas, Paul H. A Dungan, Ralph A. A/R/WP/CR/ILL – lifetime Durr, Clifford and Virginia A Eastland, James O. A Ellender, Allen J. A Evans, Courtney A. A Evers, Charles A Farmer, James A Fauntroy, Walter Feild, John G. A Feldman, Myer A Fitt, Albert B. A Fountain, Lawrence H. A Gaither, James (2 interviews) A 25 Halleck, Charles A. A Hannah, Mack H., Jr. A Harlow, Bryce A/R-1/1/2000;CR - see deed Harris, Patricia Roberts A/CR Harte, Houston A/R - see deed Hays, Brooks A Heineman, Ben W. A Henry, Aaron E. A Hesburgh, Theodore A Higginbotham, Leon A Hill, Lister A Horwitz, Solis A Hughes, Richard J. and Betty A Humphrey, Hubert H. A Jenkins, Herbert A/CR Johnson, Lyndon B. A - Cronkite CBS Interviews Johnson, Paul B., Jr. A Jordan, Barbara A Katzenbach, Nicholas A Keppel, Francis A Kerner, Otto A Krock, Arthur A/CR Kuchel, Thomas A Lucey, Robert E. A McCone, John A McGee, Gale A McPherson, Harry A Maddox, Lester A Magnuson, Warren A Mahon, George A Manatos, Mike A Mankiewicz, Frank F. A Markman, Sherwin J. A Marshall, Burke A Marshall, Thurgood A Martin, Louis A Martin, Ruby G. A Martz, Clyde O. A May, Timothy A Mitchell, Clarence A Morton, Thruston A Murphy, Patrick V. A Nabrit, James J., Jr. A O’Brien, Lawrence A (Interviews I -VI, VIII, XI, XVII, XXI) Patterson, Eugene C. A/CR Pearson, Drew A Peden, Katherine Graham A Phillips, William G. A Pierson, W. DeVier A Pollak, Stephen J. A/R/WP - see deed Quigley, James M. Randolph, A. Philip A Rauh, Joseph L., Jr. A Reedy, George E. A/CR 26 Reynolds, James J. A Richmond, Julius A Rogovin, Mitchell A Rovere, Richard H. A Rowe, James H., Jr. (2 interviews) A Rowley, James J. A Rustin, Bayard A Sanders, Carl E. A Sanders, Harold "Barefoot" A Sanford, Terry A Schlei, Norbert A. A Siegel, Gerald A/CR Smathers, George A Sparkman, John A Stennis, John C. A Talmadge, Herman E. A Taylor, Hobart, Jr. A Taylor, Hobart, Sr. A Temple, Larry A Thompson, James C., Jr. A Thurmond, Strom A Valenti, Jack A Vance, Cyrus R. A Vinson, Fred M., Jr. A Wallace, George C. A Warren, Earl A Washington, Walter & Bennetta A Weaver, George A Weaver, Robert C. A Weisl, Edwin L., Sr. A White, Lee C. A/CR White, William S. A Wilkins, Roger W. Wilkins, Roy A Williams, Eugene and Helen A Williams, Jerre A Wilson, Henry Hall A Wozencraft, Frank M. Wright, Zephyr A/CR Yeagley, J. Walter Young, Andrew J., Jr. A Young, Whitney M., Jr. A

RECORDINGS AND TRANSCRIPTS OF TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS

The Johnson Library staff has processed the recordings and transcripts of President Johnson's telephone conversations. The collection includes over 6,000 recordings of conversations with members of Congress, other public officials, civil rights leaders, members of the press, friends and family. LBJ Library staff have noticed significant errors and omissions in the transcripts and suggest that transcripts and recordings be used together. See the Library's web site for descriptions of the conversations (http://www.lbjlib.utexas.edu/johnson/archives.hom/Dictabelt.hom/content.asp).