University of Oregon Libraries
Special Collections & University Archives
1299 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-1299
URL: http://libweb.uoregon.edu/speccoll/index.html

Guide to the Lee J. Adamson Papers, 1954-1969


Coll. 086





Finding aid prepared by Cynthia Crouch

Finding aid encoded by ArchProteus, 2006
Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.


Overview of the Collection
 
Repository Name:
 

University of Oregon Libraries
Special Collections & University Archives

1299 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-1299
URL: http://libweb.uoregon.edu/speccoll/index.html
 
Collection Number:
 

Coll. 086
 
Creator:
 

Adamson, Lee J., 1906-
 
Title:
 

Lee J. Adamson Papers
 
Dates:
 

1954-1969 (inclusive)
 
Quantity:
 

21.5 linear feet
43 containers
 
Languages:
 

Collection materials are in English. 

 
Summary:
 

Lee J. Adamson (1906-?) was a certified public accountant, conservative activist, speaker and writer. The collection includes correspondence, articles and essays, editorial letter, speeches and writings by others, subject files and mailing lists. There also includes free-standing volumes and a package with posters and a certificate award.
 

Biographical Note

Lee J. Adamson, Bellingham Washington certified public accountant, conservative activist, speaker, and writer, was born December 21, 1906 in Seneca, Kansas. In 1919, his parents move their family to a homestead in the Shoshone Basin in northwest Wyoming. Adamson attended the University of Wyoming for tow years as a engineering student before transferring to the University of Washington where he receive his BA degree in education in 1929, with a concentration in economics.

In 1933, Adamson accepted active duty under his Reserve commission as camp officer, and later camp commander, with the Civilian Conservation Corps. After he left the Corps in 1937, he undertook several jobs until 1946 when he opened an office as a public accountant in Bellingham, Washington. In 1951, Adamson qualified as a certified public accountant. He sold his practice in 1966 and subsequently engaged in a limited accounting practice.

Adamson was active in a number of professional and civic organizations, including the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the American Accounting Association, the Committee on Pan-American Policy, and American for Constitutional Action. He also served on the Board of Trustees for the Washington State Committee for Voluntary Unionism, Inc., and as a trustee for the Committee for Voluntary Unionism, Inc. In addition, Adamson was an organizer and secretary for the Citizens Defense Fund, which was formed to raise funds for those "patriots" who had become involved in litigation. As a member of the John Birch Society from 1959 to 1967, Adamson served as volunteer coordinator and section leader in Bellingham, Washington.

Adamson's writing we numerous and varied. He wrote a periodic commentary about national and international affairs titled "Liberty Line" which was published in Rank and File (Portland, Ore.). He also frequently submitted editorials that appeared in such newspapers as the Borger (Texas) News-Harold and the Manchester (New Hampshire) Union Leader, as well as other newspapers and journals. He co-authored the article, " Punched Card Accounting for Small Business," (Journal of Accountancy, December, 1961) and the handbook Accountants' Data Processing Services (Ronald Press Company, 1964). In addition, Adamson edited two books, Vietnam: An Eyewitness Account (1964) and Techniques of Soviet Propaganda (1965), and a pamphlet entitled "Embassies of Subversion" (February, 1965), all of which were written by Madame Suzanne Labin, founder and president of the International Conference of Political Warfare.

Further biographical information about Lee J. Adamson is not available.

Content Description

The Adamson Papers largely contain correspondence, writings, and subject files. The bulk of the papers consists of correspondence which includes approximately 10,000 incoming and outgoing letters, memoranda, and notes. Arranged chronologically, the correspondence spans from 1954 to 1969, with a concentration in the years between 1960 and 1967. Much of the correspondence concerns the national and international issues of the 1960s, such as the conflict of Vietnam, civil rights, and Soviet-American relations. A great deal of the correspondence is about conservative and anti-communist individuals and activities. Among those individuals represented in the collections are Pedro A. del Valle, William E. Fort, Jr., Phyllis Schlafly, and Robert Welch.

In addition, Adamson corresponded with several Washington State and national politicians including Jack Westland and Warren G. Magnuson. A number of civic organizations also are represented in the correspondence such as the John Birch Society, the Church League of America, Housewives Organized for Better Living, and Mothers' Crusade for Victory over Communism. Letters from Madame Suzanne Labin (a French socialist and anti-communist) and Bryton Barron mainly concern the editing and publication of Labin's manuscripts regarding Vietnam and communist activities in the United States and around the world. Very little is revealed about Adamson's personal life in the correspondence.

Many of Adamson's writings are contained in the papers. About 1,00 articles and essays, including the "Liberty Line" commentaries, are arranged alphabetically by title. A partial list of these writings is filed in the first folder of the series. The writings chiefly concern the administrations of John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson, United States' involvement in Southeast Asia, race relations, urban upheaval, and various social and political issues and personalities. Untitled items, rough drafts, and notes follow the titled items. Editorial letters written by Adamson between 1959 and 1968 are arranged chronologically and follow his other writings.

Adamson's papers also include manuscripts of speeches and writings by other individuals. About 1, 500 items, mainly written during the 1960s are arranged alphabetically by the authors' last manes and then by titles. The subjects coverd are similar in nature to those discussed in Adamson's writings. Among the many authors represented are: Betty Ann Dobisah (a John Birch Society member), Suzanne Labin, Phyllis Schlafly, and Lawrence Timbers.

The subject files, for the most part, have retained the original folder titles assigned by Adamson. Arranged alphabetically by title, they contain general reference materials about individuals, organizations, and diverse subjects ranging from the American Civil Liberties Union to South Africa. Correspondence in the subject files was removed to the general correspondence series.

Other material in Adamson's papers includes mailing lists, photographs, broadsides, and graphic charts concerning the Liberty Amendment and taxes. The photographs included several pictures of Adamson, Eric D. Butler (an Australian writer and speaker), Suzanne Labin, Jack Matcalf with his family, and others. The broadsides concern the Liberty Amendment, anti-communism, and other conservative issues. Researchers should note that the photographs have been removed to the Photograph Collection as PH066 and the broadsides have been removed to the Broadside Collection.

Arrangement

Collection is organized into the following series:

  • Biographical Material
  • Correspondence
  • Articles and Essays
  • Editorial Letters
  • Speeches and Writings by others
  • Subject Files
  • Mailing Lists
  • Oversized

Administrative Information

Acquisition Information 

Gift of Lee J. Adamson in 1981.

Processing Note 

Collection processed by Cynthia Crouch, Manuscripts Processor, January 1985.

Separated Materials 

Photographs in this collection are stored separately under call number PH066.

Broadsides in this collection are stored separately in the Broadsides Collection.

Use of the Collection

Restrictions on Access 

Collection is open to the public.

Collection must be used in Special Collections and University Archives Reading Room.

Restrictions on Use 

Property rights reside with Special Collections and University Archives. Copyright resides with the creators of the documents or their heirs. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted to Special Collections and University Archives. The reader must also obtain permission of the copyright holder.

Preferred Citation 

[Identification of item], Lee J. Adamson Papers, Coll. 086, Special Collections and University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries, Eugene, Oregon.

Subjects

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.

 
Mothers' Crusade for Victory over Communism
Bellingham (Wash.)--Politics and government
United States--Politics and government--1945-1989
Washington (State)--Politics and government--1951-
Accountants--Washington (State)
Accounting
Anti-communist movements--United States
Conservatism--United States
Conservatives--United States
Political activists--Washington (State)
Propaganda, Anti-communist
Right and left (Political science)
World politics--1945-1989
Other Creators :
Barron, Bryton, 1898- (contributor)
Del Valle, Pedro A. (Pedro Augusto), 1893-1978 (contributor)
Fort, William E. (William Edwards) (contributor)
Labin, Suzanne (contributor)
Schlafly, Phyllis (contributor)
Welch, Robert, 1899-1985 (contributor)
Church League of America
John Birch Society

Detailed Description of the Collection

 

Biographical Materials
 
Container(s)
Description
 
box
1		 folder
1
Biographical materials
  
 
2
Biographical material
  
 

Correspondence
 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
 
box
1		 folder
3
Correspondence
   1954-1985
 
4
Correspondence
   August 1959-September 1959
 
5
Correspondence
   October 1959-December 1959
 
6
Correspondence
   February 1960-March 1960
 
7
Correspondence
   April 1960
 
8
Correspondence
   May 1960
 
9
Correspondence
   June 1960
 
10
Correspondence
   July 1960-August 1960
 
11
Correspondence
   September 1960
 
12
Correspondence
   October 1, 1960-October 13, 1960
 
13
Correspondence
   October 14, 1960-October 31, 1960
 
14
Correspondence
   November 1, 1960-November 17, 1960
 
15
Correspondence
   November 22, 1960-November 30, 1960
 
16
Correspondence
   December 1960
 
17
Correspondence
   January 1961
 
18
Correspondence
   February 1, 1961-February 11, 1961
 
19
Correspondence
   February 12, 1961-February 15, 1961
 
20
Correspondence
   February 16, 1961-February 28, 1961
 
21
Correspondence
   March 1, 1961-March 19, 1961
 
22
Correspondence
   March 20, 1961-March 31, 1961
 
2 1
Correspondence
   April 13, 1961-April 18, 1961
 
2
Correspondence
   April 20, 1961-April 29, 1961
 
3
Correspondence
   May 3, 1961-May 25, 1961
 
4
Correspondence
   May 26, 1961-May 30, 1961
 
5
Correspondence
   June 1, 1961-June 6, 1961
 
6
Correspondence
   June 7, 1961-June 15, 1961
 
7
Correspondence
   June 19, 1961-June 29, 1961
 
8
Correspondence
   July 2, 1961-July 3, 1961
 
9
Correspondence
   July 6, 1961-July 12, 1961
 
10
Correspondence
   July 14, 1961-July 27, 1961
 
11
Correspondence
   August 1961
 
12
Correspondence
   September 2, 1961-September 10, 1961
 
13
Correspondence
   September 11, 1961
 
14
Correspondence
   September 12,1961-September 18, 1961
 
15
Correspondence
   September 19, 1961
 
16
Correspondence
   September 20, 1961-September 30, 1961
 
17
Correspondence
   October 1, 1961-October 6, 1961
 
18
Correspondence
   October 8, 1961-October 11, 1961
 
19
Correspondence
   October 12, 1961-October 14, 1961
 
20
Correspondence
   October 15, 1961-October 23, 1961
 
21
Correspondence
   October 24, 1961
 
22
Correspondence
   October 25, 1961-October 28, 1961
 
23
Correspondence
   October 30, 1961-October 31, 1961
 
3 1
Correspondence
   November 1, 1961-November 3, 1961
 
2
Correspondence
   November 6, 1961-November 9, 1961
 
3
Correspondence
   November 10, 1961
 
4
Correspondence
   November 11, 1961-November 17, 1961
 
5
Correspondence
   November 18, 1961-November 30, 1961
 
6
Correspondence
   December 1, 1961-December 26, 1961
 
7
Correspondence
   December 27, 1961-December 29, 1961
 
8
Correspondence
   January 1, 1962-January 5, 1962
 
9
Correspondence
   January 8, 1962-January 16, 1962
 
10
Correspondence
   January 17, 1962-January 18, 1962
 
11
Correspondence
   January 19, 1962-January 31, 1962
 
12
Correspondence
   February 1, 1962-February 6, 1962
 
13
Correspondence
   February 7, 1962-February 9, 1962
 
14
Correspondence
   February 10, 1962-February 19, 1962
 
15
Correspondence
   February 21, 1962-February 26, 1962
 
16
Correspondence
   February 28, 1962
 
17
Correspondence
   March1, 1962-March 10, 1962
 
18
Correspondence
   March 13, 1962-March 22, 1962
 
19
Correspondence
   March 23, 1962-March 31, 1962
 
20
Correspondence
   April 2, 1962-April 3, 1962
 
21
Correspondence
   April 4, 1962
 
22
Correspondence
   April 5, 1962-April 19, 1962
 
23
Correspondence
   April 20, 1962-April 27, 1962
 
24
Correspondence
   April 28, 1962-April 30, 1962
 
4 1
Correspondence
   May 1, 1962-May 5, 1962
 
2
Correspondence
   May 7, 1962-May 18, 1962
 
3
Correspondence
   May 19, 1962-May 21, 1962
 
4
Correspondence
   May 22, 1962-May 31, 1962
 
5
Correspondence
   June 1, 1962-June 18, 1962
 
6
Correspondence
   June 20, 1962-June 29, 1962
 
7
Correspondence
   July 4, 1962-July 17, 1962
 
8
Correspondence
   July 18, 1962-July 31, 1962
 
9
Correspondence
   August 1, 1962-August 10, 1962
 
10
Correspondence
   August 11, 1962-August 29, 1962
 
11
Correspondence
   September 1, 1962-September 17, 1962
 
12
Correspondence
   September 18, 1962-September 22, 1962
 
13
Correspondence
   September 24, 1962-September 28, 1962
 
14
Correspondence
   October 1, 1962-October 15, 1962
 
15
Correspondence
   October 17, 1962-October 19, 1962
 
16
Correspondence
   October 20, 1962-October 30, 1962
 
17
Correspondence
   November 2, 1962-November 13, 1962
 
18
Correspondence
   November 14, 1962-November 23, 1962
 
19
Correspondence
   November 27, 1962-November 30, 1962
 
20
Correspondence
   December 2, 1962-December 18, 1962
 
21
Correspondence
   December 19, 1962-December 27, 1962
 
22
Correspondence
   December 29, 1962-December 31, 1962
 
5 1
Correspondence
   January 1, 1963-January 17, 1963
 
2
Correspondence
   January 20, 1963-January 30, 1963
 
3
Correspondence
   February 1963
 
4
Correspondence
   March 1, 1963-March 17, 1963
 
5
Correspondence
   March 18, 1963-March 23, 1963
 
6
Correspondence
   March 25, 1963-March 30, 1963
 
7
Correspondence
   April 1, 1963-April 6, 1963
 
8
Correspondence
   April 7, 1963-April 11, 1963
 
9
Correspondence
   April 12, 1963-April 23, 1963
 
10
Correspondence
   April 24, 1963-April 27, 1963
 
11
Correspondence
   April 28, 1963-April 30, 1963
 
12
Correspondence
   May 1, 1963-May 10, 1963
 
13
Correspondence
   May 13, 1963-May 15, 1963
 
14
Correspondence
   May 16, 1963-May 17, 1963
 
15
Correspondence
   May 20, 1963
 
16
Correspondence
   May 22, 1963-May 29, 1963
 
17
Correspondence
   June 2, 1963-June 20, 1963
 
18
Correspondence
   June 21, 1963-June 28, 1963
 
19
Correspondence
   July 1963
 
20
Correspondence
   August 1, 1963-August 7, 1963
 
21
Correspondence
   August 8, 1963-August 15, 1963
 
22
Correspondence
   August 16, 1963-August 21, 1963
 
23
Correspondence
   August 22, 1963-August 28, 1963
 
24
Correspondence
   August 29, 1963-August 31, 1963
 
6 1
Correspondence
   September 3, 1963-September 7, 1963
 
2
Correspondence
   September 8, 1963-September 14, 1963
 
3
Correspondence
   September 15, 1963-September 20, 1963
 
4
Correspondence
   September 21, 1963-September 24, 1963
 
5
Correspondence
   September 25, 1963-September 28, 1963
 
6
Correspondence
   October 2, 1963-October 7, 1963
 
7
Correspondence
   October 8, 1963-October 15, 1963
 
8
Correspondence
   October 16, 1963-October 21, 1963
 
9
Correspondence
   October 22, 1963-October 29, 1963
 
10
Correspondence
   October 30, 1963-October 31, 1963
 
11
Correspondence
   November 1, 1963-November 5, 1963
 
12
Correspondence
   November 6, 1963-November 7, 1963
 
13
Correspondence
   November 8, 1963-November 11, 1963
 
14
Correspondence
   November 12, 1963-November 15, 1963
 
15
Correspondence
   November 16, 1963-November 19, 1963
 
16
Correspondence
   November 20, 1963-November 22, 1963
 
17
Correspondence
   November 23, 1963-November 26, 1963
 
18
Correspondence
   November 27, 1963-November 29, 1963
 
19
Correspondence
   December 1, 1963-December 6, 1963
 
20
Correspondence
   December 9, 1963-December 23, 1963
 
21
Correspondence
   December 24, 1963-December 31, 1963
 
7 1
Correspondence
   January 3, 1964-January 10, 1964
 
2
Correspondence
   January 12, 1964-January 20, 1964
 
3
Correspondence
   January 21, 1964-January 28, 1964
 
4
Correspondence
   January 29, 1964-January 31, 1964
 
5
Correspondence
   February 1, 1964-February 11, 1964
 
6
Correspondence
   February 12, 1964-February 19, 1964
 
7
Correspondence
   February 20, 1964-February 27, 1964
 
8
Correspondence
   February 8, 1964
 
9
Correspondence
   March 1, 1964-March 5, 1964
 
10
Correspondence
   March 6, 1964-March 10, 1964
 
11
Correspondence
   March 11, 1964-March 13, 1964
 
12
Correspondence
   March 14, 1964-March 17, 1964
 
13
Correspondence
   March 18, 1964-March 19, 1964
 
14
Correspondence
   March 20, 1964-March 22, 1964
 
15
Correspondence
   March 23, 1964-March 25, 1964
 
16
Correspondence
   March 26, 1964-March 31, 1964
 
17
Correspondence
   April 1, 1964-April 6, 1964
 
18
Correspondence
   April 7, 1964-April 15, 1964
 
19
Correspondence
   April 16, 1964-April 24, 1964
 
20
Correspondence
   April 25, 1964-April 30, 1964
 
21
Correspondence
   May 1, 1964-May 11, 1964
 
22
Correspondence
   May 12, 1964-May 21, 1964
 
23
Correspondence
   May 22, 1964-May 29, 1964
 
8 1
Correspondence
   June 1, 1964-June 9, 1964
 
2
Correspondence
   June 10, 1964-June 12, 1964
 
3
Correspondence
   June 13, 1964-June 17, 1964
 
4
Correspondence
   June 18, 1964-June 19, 1964
 
5
Correspondence
   June 20, 1964-June 22, 1964
 
6
Correspondence
   June 23, 1964-June 24, 1964
 
7
Correspondence
   June 25, 1964-June 26, 1964
 
8
Correspondence
   June 27, 1964-June 30, 1964
 
9
Correspondence
   July 1, 1964-July 3, 1964
 
10
Correspondence
   July 4, 1964-July 7, 1964
 
11
Correspondence
   July 8, 1964-July 12, 1964
 
12
Correspondence
   July 13, 1964-July 15, 1964
 
13
Correspondence
   July 16, 1964-July 17, 1964
 
14
Correspondence
   July 18, 1964-July 19, 1964
 
15
Correspondence
   July 20, 1964-July 21, 11964
 
16
Correspondence
   July 22, 1964-July 24, 1964
 
17
Correspondence
   July 25, 1964-July 26, 1964
 
18
Correspondence
   July 27, 1964-July 28, 1964
 
19
Correspondence
   July 29, 1964-July 30, 1964
 
20
Correspondence
   July 31, 1964
 
21
Correspondence
   August 1, 1964-August 2, 1964
 
22
Correspondence
   August 3, 1964
 
23
Correspondence
   August 4, 1964-August 5, 1964
 
9 1
Correspondence
   August 6, 1964-August 12, 1964
 
2
Correspondence
   August 13, 1964-August 14, 1964
 
3
Correspondence
   August 15, 1964-August 17, 1964
 
4
Correspondence
   August 18, 1964
 
5
Correspondence
   August 19, 1964-August 23, 1964
 
6
Correspondence
   August 24, 1964-August 30, 1964
 
7
Correspondence
   August 31, 1964
 
8
Correspondence
   September 1, 1964-September 12, 1964
 
9
Correspondence
   September 14, 1964-September 17, 1964
 
10
Correspondence
   September 18, 1964-September 21, 1964
 
11
Correspondence
   September 22, 1964-September 24, 1964
 
12
Correspondence
   September 25, 1964
 
13
Correspondence
   September 26, 1964-September 28, 1964
 
14
Correspondence
   September 29, 1964-September 30, 1964
 
15
Correspondence
   October 1, 1964-October 4, 1964
 
16
Correspondence
   October 5, 1964-October 7, 1964
 
17
Correspondence
   October 8, 1964-October 10, 1964
 
18
Correspondence
   October 11, 1964-October 13, 1964
 
19
Correspondence
   October 14, 1964-October 16, 1964
 
20
Correspondence
   October 17, 1964-October 19, 1964
 
10 1
Correspondence
   October 20, 1964-October 22, 1964
 
2
Correspondence
   October 23, 1964-October 26, 1964
 
3
Correspondence
   October 27, 1964
 
4
Correspondence
   October 28, 1964-October 31, 1964
 
5
Correspondence
   November 1, 1964-November 3, 1964
 
6
Correspondence
   November 4, 1964-November 6, 1964
 
7
Correspondence
   November 7, 1964-November 10, 1964
 
8
Correspondence
   November 11, 1964-November 13, 1964
 
9
Correspondence
   November 14, 1964-November 17, 1964
 
10
Correspondence
   November 18, 1964-November 20, 1964
 
11
Correspondence
   November 21, 1964-November 24, 1964
 
12
Correspondence
   November 25, 1964-November 30, 1964
 
13
Correspondence
   December 1, 1964-December 5, 1964
 
14
Correspondence
   December 6, 1964-December 9, 1964
 
15
Correspondence
   December 10, 1964-December 15, 1964
 
16
Correspondence
   December 16, 1964-December 22, 1964
 
17
Correspondence
   December 23, 1964-December 25, 1964
 
18
Correspondence
   December 26, 1964
 
19
Correspondence
   December 28, 1964-December 30, 1964
 
20
Correspondence
   December 31, 1964
 
11 1
Correspondence
   January 1, 1965-January 5, 1965
 
2
Correspondence
   January 6, 1965-January 12, 1965
 
3
Correspondence
   January 13, 1965-January 14, 1965
 
4
Correspondence
   January 15, 1965
 
5
Correspondence
   January 16, 1965-January 20, 1965
 
6
Correspondence
   January 21, 1965-January 22, 1965
 
7
Correspondence
   January 23, 1965-January 28, 1965
 
8
Correspondence
   January 29, 1965-January 31, 1965
 
9
Correspondence
   February 1, 1965-February 2, 1965
 
10
Correspondence
   February 3, 1965-February 5, 1965
 
11
Correspondence
   February 6, 1965-February 10, 1965
 
12
Correspondence
   February 11, 1965-February 14, 1965
 
10 13
Correspondence
   February 15, 1965-February 20, 1965
 
14
Correspondence
   February 21, 1965-February 24, 1965
 
15
Correspondence
   February 25, 1965-February 27, 1965
 
16
Correspondence
   March 1, 1965-March 2, 1965
 
11 17
Correspondence
   March 3, 1965-March 4, 1965
 
18
Correspondence
   March 5, 1965-March 9, 1965
 
19
Correspondence
   March 10, 1965-March 11, 1965
 
20
Correspondence
   March 12, 1965-March 15, 1965
 
12 1
Correspondence
   March 16, 1965-March 17, 1965
 
2
Correspondence
   March 18, 1965-March 22, 1965
 
3
Correspondence
   March 23, 1965
 
4
Correspondence
   March 24, 1965-March 25, 1965
 
5
Correspondence
   March 26, 1965-March 29, 1965
 
6
Correspondence
   March 30, 1965-March 31, 1965
 
7
Correspondence
   April 1, 1965-April 4, 1965
 
8
Correspondence
   April 5, 1965-April 12, 1965
 
9
Correspondence
   April 13, 1965-Apri 18, 1965
 
10
Correspondence
   April 19, 1965-April 26, 1965
 
11
Correspondence
   April 27, 1965-April 30, 1965
 
12
Correspondence
   May 1, 1965-May 3, 1965
 
13
Correspondence
   May 4, 1965-May 7, 1965
 
14
Correspondence
   May 8, 1965-May 11, 1965
 
15
Correspondence
   May 12, 1965-May 14, 1965
 
16
Correspondence
   May 15, 1965-May 24, 1965
 
17
Correspondence
   May 25, 1965-May 28, 1965
 
18
Correspondence
   May 29, 1965-May 31, 1965
 
19
Correspondence
   June 1, 1965-Jume 7, 1965
 
20
Correspondence
   June 8, 1965-June 13, 1965
 
13 1
Correspondence
   June 14, 1965- June 16, 1965
 
2
Correspondence
   June 17, 1965-June 22, 1965
 
3
Correspondence
   June 23, 1965-June 24, 1965
 
4
Correspondence
   June 25, 1965-June 30, 1965
 
5
Correspondence
   July 1, 1965-July 5, 1965
 
6
Correspondence
   July 6, 1965-July 11, 1965
 
7
Correspondence
   July 12, 1965
 
8
Correspondence
   July 13, 1965-Ju;y 15, 1965
 
9
Correspondence
   July 16, 1965-July 18, 1965
 
10
Correspondence
   July 19, 1965
 
11
Correspondence
   July 20, 1965-July 22, 1965
 
12
Correspondence
   July 23, 1965
 
13
Correspondence
   July 24, 1965-July 26, 1965
 
14
Correspondence
   July 27, 1965-July 30, 1965
 
15
Correspondence
   July 31, 1965
 
16
Correspondence
   August 1, 1965-August 10, 1965
 
17
Correspondence
   August 11, 1965-August 12, 1965
 
18
Correspondence
   August 14, 1965-August 17, 1965
 
19
Correspondence
   August 18, 1965-August 20. 1965
 
20
Correspondence
   August 21, 1965-August 23, 1965
 
14 1
Correspondence
   August 24, 1965-August 27, 1965
 
2
Correspondence
   August 28, 1965-August 31, 1965
 
3
Correspondence
   September 1, 1965-September 5, 1965
 
4
Correspondence
   September 6, 1965-September 7, 1965
 
5
Correspondence
   September 8, 1965-September 14, 1965
 
6
Correspondence
   September 15, 1965-September 20, 1965
 
7
Correspondence
   September 21, 1965-September 25, 1965
 
8
Correspondence
   September 26, 1965-September 30, 1965
 
9
Correspondence
   October 1, 1965-October 5, 1965
 
10
Correspondence
   October 6, 1965-October 11, 1965
 
11
Correspondence
   October 12, 1965-October 15, 1965
 
12
Correspondence
   October 16, 1965-October 23, 1965
 
13
Correspondence
   October 24, 1965-October 29, 1965
 
14
Correspondence
   October 29, 1965-October 31, 1965
 
15
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   November 1, 1965-November 4, 1965
 
16
Correspondence
   November 5, 1965-November 14, 1965
 
17
Correspondence
   November 15, 1965-November 17, 1965
 
18
Correspondence
   November 18, 1965-November 24, 1965
 
19
Correspondence
   November 25, 1965-November 30, 1965
 
20
Correspondence
   December 1, 1965-December 6, 1965
 
15 1
Correspondence
   December 7, 1965-December 12, 1965
 
2
Correspondence
   December 13, 1965-December 21, 1965
 
3
Correspondence
   December 22, 1965-December 27, 1965
 
4
Correspondence
   December 28, 1965-December 30, 1965
 
5
Correspondence
   December 31, 1965
 
6
Correspondence
   January 1, 1966-January 6, 1966
 
7
Correspondence
   January 6, 1966
 
8
Correspondence
   January 7, 1966-January 11, 1966
 
9
Correspondence
   January 12, 1966-January 17, 1966
 
10
Correspondence
   January 18, 1966-January 21, 1966
 
11
Correspondence
   January 22, 1966-January 27, 1966
 
12
Correspondence
   January 28, 1966-January 31, 1966
 
13
Correspondence
   February 1, 1966-February 2, 1966
 
14
Correspondence
   February 3, 1966-February 7, 1966
 
15
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   February 8, 1966-February 11, 1966
 
16
Correspondence
   February 12, 1966-February 16, 1966
 
17
Correspondence
   February 17, 1966-February 21, 1966
 
18
Correspondence
   February 22, 1966-February 24, 1966
 
19
Correspondence
   February 28, 1966-February 28, 1966
 
20
Correspondence
   March 1, 1966-Marhc 4, 1966
 
21
Correspondence
   March 5, 1966-March 8, 1966
 
16 1
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   March 9, 1966-Marhc 14, 1966
 
2
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   March 15, 1966-March 18, 1966
 
3
Correspondence
   March 19, 1966-March 25, 1966
 
4
Correspondence
   March 26, 1966-March 31, 1966
 
5
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   April 1, 1966-April 4, 1966
 
6
Correspondence
   April 5, 1966-April 8, 1966
 
7
Correspondence
   April 9, 1966-April 14, 1966
 
8
Correspondence
   April 15, 1966-April 18, 1966
 
9
Correspondence
   April 19, 1966-April 21, 1966
 
10
Correspondence
   April 22, 1966-April 27, 1966
 
11
Correspondence
   April 28, 1966-April 30, 1966
 
12
Correspondence
   May 1, 1966-May 4, 1966
 
13
Correspondence
   May 5, 1966-May 10, 1966
 
14
Correspondence
   May 11, 1966-May 16, 1966
 
15
Correspondence
   May 17, 1966-May 20, 1966
 
16
Correspondence
   May 21, 1966-May 25, 1966
 
17
Correspondence
   May 26, 1966-May 31, 1966
 
18
Correspondence
   June 1, 1966-June 7, 1966
 
19
Correspondence
   June 8, 1966-June 10, 1966
 
17 1
Correspondence
   June 11, 1966-June 16, 1966
 
2
Correspondence
   June 17, 1966-June 19, 1966
 
3
Correspondence
   June 20- 1966-June 23, 1966
 
4
Correspondence
   June 24, 1966-June 25, 1966
 
5
Correspondence
   June 26, 1966-June 30, 1966
 
6
Correspondence
   July 1, 1966-July 5, 1966
 
7
Correspondence
   July 6, 1966-July 11, 1966
 
8
Correspondence
   July 12, 1966-July 18, 1966
 
9
Correspondence
   July 19, 1966-July 30, 1966
 
10
Correspondence
   August 1, 1966-August 8, 1966
 
11
Correspondence
   August 9, 1966-August 11, 1966
 
12
Correspondence
   August 12, 1966-August 14, 1966
 
13
Correspondence
   August 16, 1966- August 19, 1966
 
14
Correspondence
   August 20, 1966-August 24, 1966
 
15
Correspondence
   August 25, 1966- August 29, 1966
 
16
Correspondence
   August 30, 1966-August 31, 1966
 
17
Correspondence
   September 1, 1966-September 4, 1966
 
18
Correspondence
   September 5, 1966-September 10, 1966
 
19
Correspondence
   September 11, 1966-September 13, 1966
 
20
Correspondence
   September 14, 1966-September 17, 1966
 
18 1
Correspondence
   September 18, 1966-September 22, 1966
 
2
Correspondence
   September 23, 1966-September 24, 1966
 
3
Correspondence
   September 26m 1966-September 30, 1966
 
4
Correspondence
   October 3, 1966-October 12, 1966
 
5
Correspondence
   October 14, 1966
 
6
Correspondence
   October 15, 1966-October 19, 1966
 
7
Correspondence
   October 20, 1966-October 29, 1966
 
8
Correspondence
   October 30, 1966-October 31, 1966
 
9
Correspondence
   November 1, 1966-November 4, 1966
 
10
Correspondence
   November 5, 1966-November 13, 1966
 
11
Correspondence
   November 14, 1966-November 16, 1966
 
12
Correspondence
   November 17, 1966-November 22, 1966
 
13
Correspondence
   November 23, 1966
 
14
Correspondence
   November 24, 1966-November 27, 1966
 
15
Correspondence
   November 28, 1966-November 29, 1966
 
16
Correspondence
   November 30, 1966
 
17
Correspondence
   December 1, 1966-December 8, 1966
 
18
Correspondence
   December 9, 1966-December 13, 1966
 
19
Correspondence
   December 14, 1966-December 15, 1966
 
20
Correspondence
   December 16, 1966-December 21, 1966
 
19 1
Correspondence
   December 22, 1966-December 27, 1966
 
2
Correspondence
   December 18, 1966-December 31, 1966
 
3
Correspondence
   undated, 1966
 
4
Correspondence
   January 1, 1967-January 5, 1967
 
5
Correspondence
   January 6, 1967-January 13, 1967
 
6
Correspondence
   January 14, 1967-January 18, 1967
 
7
Correspondence
   January 19, 1967-January 24, 1967
 
8
Correspondence
   January 25, 1967-January 27, 1967
 
9
Correspondence
   January 28, 1967-January 31, 1967
 
10
Correspondence
   February 1, 1967
 
11
Correspondence
   February 2, 1967-February 7, 1967
 
12
Correspondence
   February 8, 1967-February 12, 1967
 
13
Correspondence
   February 13, 1967-February 15, 1967
 
14
Correspondence
   February 16, 1967-February 21, 1967
 
15
Correspondence
   February 22, 1967-February 24, 1967
 
16
Correspondence
   February 25, 1967-February 28, 1967
 
17
Correspondence
   March 1, 1967-March 3, 1967
 
18
Correspondence
   March 4, 1967-March 8, 1967
 
19
Correspondence
   March 9, 1967-March 11, 1967
 
20
Correspondence
   March 12, 1967-March 16, 1967
 
21
Correspondence
   March 17, 1967-March 21, 1967
 
20 1
Correspondence
   March 22, 1967-March 27, 1967
 
2
Correspondence
   March 28, 1967-March 31, 1967
 
3
Correspondence
   April 1, 1967-April 4, 1967
 
4
Correspondence
   April 5, 1967-April 14, 1967
 
5
Correspondence
   April 15, 1967-April 18, 1967
 
6
Correspondence
   April 19, 1967-April 24, 1967
 
7
Correspondence
   April 25, 1967-April 30, 1967
 
8
Correspondence
   May 1, 1967-May 2, 1967
 
9
Correspondence
   May 3, 1967-May 4, 1967
 
10
Correspondence
   May 5, 1967-May 7, 1967
 
11
Correspondence
   May 8, 1967-May 9, 1967
 
12
Correspondence
   May 10, 1967-May 14, 1967
 
13
Correspondence
   May 15, 1967-May 18, 1967
 
14
Correspondence
   May 19, 1967-May 22, 1967
 
15
Correspondence
   May 23, 1967-May 29, 1967
 
16
Correspondence
   May 30, 1967-May 31, 1967
 
17
Correspondence
   June 1, 1967-Juen 5, 1967
 
18
Correspondence
   June 6, 1967-June 7, 1967
 
19
Correspondence
   June 8, 1967-June 9, 1967
 
21 1
Correspondence
   June 10, 1967-June 15, 1967
 
2
Correspondence
   June 16, 1967-June 19, 1967
 
3
Correspondence
   June 20, 1967-June 24, 1967
 
4
Correspondence
   June 25, 1967-June 28, 1967
 
5
Correspondence
   June 29, 1967-June 30, 1967
 
6
Correspondence
   July 1, 1967-July 7, 1967
 
7
Correspondence
   July 8, 1967-July 11, 1967
 
8
Correspondence
   July 12, 1967-July 16, 1967
 
9
Correspondence
   July 18, 1967-July 19, 1967
 
10
Correspondence
   July 20, 1967-July 25, 1967
 
11
Correspondence
   July 26, 1967-July 29, 1967
 
12
Correspondence
   July 30, 1967-July 31, 1967
 
13
Correspondence
   August 1, 1967-August 8, 1967
 
14
Correspondence
   August 9, 1967-August 13, 1967
 
15
Correspondence
   August 14, 1967-August 18, 1967
 
16
Correspondence
   August 19, 1967-August 21, 1967
 
17
Correspondence
   August 22, 1967-August 26, 1967
 
18
Correspondence
   August 27, 1967-August 30, 1967
 
19
Correspondence
   August 31, 1967
 
20
Correspondence
   September 1, 1967-September 6, 1967
 
21
Correspondence
   September 7, 1967-Sept 15, 1967
 
22 1
Correspondence
   September 16, 1967-September 21, 1967
 
2
Correspondence
   September 22, 1967-September 30, 1967
 
3
Correspondence
   October 2, 1967-October 7, 1967
 
4
Correspondence
   October 9, 1967-October 19, 1967
 
5
Correspondence
   October 20, 1967-October 27, 1967
 
6
Correspondence
   October 28, 1967-October 31, 1967
 
7
Correspondence
   November 1967
 
8
Correspondence
   December 1967
 
9
Correspondence
   undated 1967
 
10
Correspondence
   January 1968
 
11
Correspondence
   February 1968
 
12
Correspondence
   March 1968
 
13
Correspondence
   April 2, 1968-April 22, 1968
 
14
Correspondence
   April 25, 1968-April 29. 1968
 
15
Correspondence
   May 1968-June, 1968
 
16
Correspondence
   July 1968-December 1969
 
17
Correspondence, A
   undated
 
18
Correspondence, B
   undated
 
19
Correspondence, C
   undated
 
20
Correspondence, Da-De
   undated
 
21
Correspondence, Dobiash
   undated
 
23 1
Correspondence, Dobiash
   undated
 
2
Correspondence, Dobiash
   undated
 
3
Correspondence, Dobiash
   undated
 
4
Correspondence, Don-E
   undated
 
5
Correspondence, F-G
   undated
 
6
Correspondence, H
   undated
 
7
Correspondence, I-J
   undated
 
8
Correspondence, K
   undated
 
9
Correspondence, L
   undated
 
10
Correspondence, M
   undated
 
11
Correspondence, N
   undated
 
12
Correspondence, P
   undated
 
13
Correspondence, R-U
   undated
 
14
Correspondence, W-Y
   undated
 
15
Correspondence, Undated, Unknown
  
 

Articles and Essays
 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
 
box
24		 folder
1
Partial list of articles and essays
  
 
Am I Afraid of Freedom; Appeal; Betrayal in Saigon and Political Morality; Bridge Builders
 
2
"Can Check 'War by Amateurs,'" Manchester (N.H.) Union Leader
  November 3, 1966
 


"Charge 'Chickenshop," The Freedom Press
  September 22, 1965
 


Cold Colonialism; Conflict's Cockpit...A Book Review of 'The Battle for Rhodesia,'" California; Mining Journal
  June 1967
 


"Conservatives Win in Seattle: the King County Republican Convention"; Yakima Eagle
  June 1, 1966
 


The Council Speaks; The Defeatist Coalition; "Embargo on Friends; Trade with Enemies," The Freedom Press
  November 17, 1966
 
End the Cold War?
 
folder
3
"Federal Officials Incite With Enemies," Yakima Eagle
  June 1, 1966
 


Female Fraud
   May 19, 1967
 


Freeways of Freedom
   July 14, 1966
 


Fundamental Fallacy
   Match 20, 1967
 


Golden Rope; "Good Samaritan's Reward," Manchester (N.H.) Union Leader
  June 4, 1965
 


Hatchet Man for New Tong
   April 19, 1969
 


Hilarious Hokus-Pokus
   May 19, 1966
 


"Hits History Twist," The Freedom Press
   August 20, 1965
 


How Much Power Should Government Rightfully Have to Enter Your Home; for the Purpose of Investigating You, Seizing Your Property or Arresting; You?
   July 15, 1966
 
It's Not That Time Again...
 
folder
4
" Joy to the World," Tonasket Tribune
  December 23, 1965
 
Kiss of Death; The Liberty Amendment
 
5
Liberty Line
 
 
25 1
Liberty Line
 
 
2
Liberty Line
 
 
3
Liberty Line
 
 
4
Liberty Line
 
 
5
Liberty Line (documentation)
  
 
6
Liberty Line (documentation)
  
 
7
Liberty Line (subscription orders)
  
 
8
"The Lodge Appointment to Saigon-- Gargantuan Goof," The Wonderer
  July 22, 1965
 


Looking Ahead with ISI; "LBJ and the Red-Dominated OAU," The Independent American
  July 1966-August 1966
 


"LBJ Misses Red Trade: No Time for Service Mothers," The Freedom Press
  October 12, 1966
 


"McNamara Ouster Seen as Imperative," The Freedom Press
  March 15, 1966; May Day-1962
 


"The 'Mellowing' Monster," The Independent American
  January 31, 1966
 


"Miscalculation in Vietnam," The Freedom Press
  December 30, 1965
 


"No Time for Expediency," Christian Economics
  December 14, 1965
 


"No Time to Lose," The Freedom Press
  September 29, 1965
 
One Million Candlelight
 
folder
9
Our Faded Flag; Paralytic Power; The Robin Hood Freeway; Sample Provision, Valuation Formula and Buy & Sell Agreement: Closely Held Corporation; "Sees Why Losing: Cowardly Capitalists," The Freedom Press, January 31, 1966; Social Education and Action; "South Africa's Vital Task, Manchester (N.H.) Union Leader, October 20, 1969; Statement of Strategy
  
 
10
Stuart Oles: Tacoma
   May 31, 1967
 


Tax Trickery; Teapot Trickery; "That Deceptive Federal Budget," The Freedom Press
  June 17, 1966
 


This is National Security?; Twenty Questions?; Unprincipled Unreliability; Washington Republicans and Voluntary Unionism; "What Do We Wait For?" Manchester (N.H.) Union Leader
  July 15, 1965
 


Who's Conspiring?
   May 19, 1969
 


"Why Not Win in Vietnam?" Intelligence Survey
  November 1966
 


Women Fight communism; "You Are An American," Manchester (N.H.) Union Leader
   July 26, 1966
 
folder
11
Untitled items
  
 
12
Untitled items
  
 
13
Rough drafts and notes
  
 
14
Rough drafts and notes
  
 
15
Rough drafts and notes
  
 
26 1
Rough drafts and notes
  
 
2
Rough drafts and notes
  
 
3
Rough drafts and notes
  
 
4
Rough drafts and notes
  
 
5
Rough drafts and notes
  
 

Editorial Letters
 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
 
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26		 folder
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Editorial letters
   1959-1962
 
7
Editorial letters
   1963
 
8
Editorial letters
   February 1964-August 1964
 
9
Editorial letters
   September 1964-December 1964
 
10
Editorial letters
   1965-1968
 

Speeches and Writings by Others
 
Container(s)
Description
 
box
26		 folder
11
The American Legion; Arlington House, Publishers; Asian Speakers Bureau; Bealle, Morris A.; Billings, Tom
  
 
12
Birtwistle, Colonel O.G.; Blazey, A. G.; Brandt, E. J.; Brown, Leslie; Butler, Eric D.; Christian Crusade Communications Dept.; The Conservative Party Club of Flushing; Coughlin, William .
  
 
13
Crabtree, Ray; Cropper, R. C.; Davis, Mrs. M. V.; De Courcy, John; De Ganahl, Frank; Dempsey, Colonel Richard W.
  
 
14
Dies, Martin; Dobiash, Betty Ann
  
 
15
Dobiash, Betty Ann
  
 
27 1
Dobiash, Betty Ann
  
 
2
Dobiash, Betty Ann; Douglass, Sam S.; Faber, Dorothy A.
  
 
3
Faber, Dorothy A.; The Fair Play Committee; Fikes, Homer; Fitzhugh, Ed; Ford, James H.; Free Pacific Association; Fritts, Bill; Goldwater, Barry; Goodloe, William C.; Greyling, Theo; Hance, Myrtle; Hansen, Robert; Harrity, Harry L.
  
 
4
Harmon, Charles M.; Hill, Merritt D.; Holden, Ashley E.; Holliday, Don; Hoover, J. Edgar
  
 
5
Hosmer, Craig; Huxley-Blythe, P. J.; Ingram, T. Robert; Jackson, Henry M.
  
 
6
Jaffe Michael D.; The John Birch Society; Johnson, T.; Kaul, Arthur A.; Kennedy, Harold W.; Koen, Albert T.; Kyle, C. Fain
  
 
7
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
8
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
9
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
10
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
11
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
12
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
14
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
28 1
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
2
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
3
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
4
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
5
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
10
La Follette, John T.; Lambie, William K.; Lane, L. A.; Lewis, Robert W.; Loeffler, Ted; Lord, Harold; Lydon, James
  
 
11
Lyons, Daniel
  
 
29 1
McAlister, Alexander Worth Jr.; McDowell, Arthur G.; McMath, Sidney S.; Marshall, S. L. A.; Mason, H. Norton; Matthews, J. B.
  
 
2
Mayne, Jack; Mezvinsky, Norton; Miller, Manuel and Lucille; Miller, Paul; Miller, Thomas; Minh, Ho Chi
  
 
3
Mlot-Mroz, Jozef; Mowery, Edward J.; Myers, H.; Nhu, Madame Ngo Dinh
  
 
4
Nhu, Madame Ngo Dinh
  
 
5
Nhu, Madame Ngo Dinh
  
 
6
Pfeifer, Carl F.; Pittan, G. F.
  
 
7
Ploger, R. R.; Potts, Ralph Bushnell; Rayes, Michael; Read, Leonard E.
  
 
8
Robertson, A. Willis; Robinson, R. W.; Rome, R.C.; Rossellini, Albert D.
  
 

Ryskind, Morrie; Sanders, Carl J.; Schlafly, Phyllis
  
 
9
Schlafly, Phyllis continued; Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
  
 
10
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee continued; Sharma, I. C.; Sherer, Samuel A.; Smith, Luther A.; Snohomish County Republican Party; Sollitt, Kenneth W.; Spratlen, Thaddeus H.; SPX Research Associates
  
 
11
Stellwagon, Florence M.; Strube, W. P. Jr.; Strudza, Michel; Sullivan, William C.; Taylor, Bruce; Thieme, R. B. Jr.; Thomas, Frank
  
 
12
Thurmond, Strom; Timbers, Lawrence; Todd, Arthur; Ullmer, Fred; Vincent, John
  
 
13
Walker, Edwin A.; Wall, William A.; Walters, Henry J.; The Washington State University Transcription Service; Whittaker, Charles E.; Woodbury, David O.; Young, Patricia
  
 
14
Young, Patricia
  
 
15
Young, Patricia
  
 
16
Young, Patricia
  
 
17
Young, Patricia
  
 
30 1
Authors unknown but items titled
  
 
2
Authors unknown but items titled
  
 
3
Authors unknown but items titled
  
 
4
Authors unknown but items untitled
  
 
5
Authors unknown but items untitled
  
 

Subject Files
 
Container(s)
Description
 
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6
Algeria
  
 
7
American Civil Liberties Union
  
 
8
American Council for Judaism
  
 
9
American Council for Judaism
  
 
10
American Friends Service Committee
  
 
11
American Friends Service Committee
  
 
12
American Friends Service Committee
  
 
13
American Legion
  
 
14
American Opinion Speakers Bureau
  
 
15
Americans for Constitutional Service
  
 
16
Americans for Democratic Action
  
 
17
Americans for Democratic Action
  
 
18
Anglican Orthodox Church
  
 
31 1
Anti-Anti-Communist Action
  
 
2
Anti-Communist Action
  
 
3
Anti-Semitism
  
 
4
Arab organizations
  
 
5
Assassination
  
 
6
Associated Speakers Information Service
  
 
7
Association of Washington Industries
  
 
8
Atlantic Union
  
 
9
Berachah Church
  
 
10
Biographical materials about others
  
 
11
Bookmailer News
 
 
12
Butler, Eric D.
  
 
13
Canadian Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament
  
 
14
Capital Punishment
  
 
15
Capitalism
  
 
16
Captive nations
  
 
17
The Cardinal Mindszenty Foundation
  
 
18
Chain letters
  
 
19
Chain letters
  
 
20
Chambers of Commerce
  
 
21
Chambers of Commerce
  
 
22
Chambers of Commerce
  
 
32 1
Chambers of Commerce
  
 
2
Chambers of Commerce
  
 
3
China (Communist)
  
 
4
China (Nationalist)
  
 
5
Christian Challenge
  
 
6
Church League of America
  
 
7
Churches
  
 
9
Civil Rights
  
 
10
Civil Rights
  
 
11
Committee for Voluntary Unionism, Inc.
  
 
12
Committee of One Million
  
 
13
Committee on Information
  
 
14
Communism
  
 
15
Communist front
  
 
16
Communist Party Line
  
 
17
Communist Publications
  
 
18
Communist Speakers
  
 
19
Conservatism
  
 
20
Conspiracy
  
 
21
Constitution
  
 
33 1
Council on Foreign Affairs
  
 
2
Cuba
  
 
3
Democrats
  
 
4
Disarmament
  
 
5
Dobiash, Betty Ann
  
 
6
Draft dodgers
  
 
7
The Dunn Survey
  
 
8
Education
  
 
9
Elks Committee
  
 
10
Episcopalians for Christ
  
 
11
Executive orders
  
 
12
Extremism
  
 
13
Federal Communications Commission
  
 
14
Fellow Travelers
  
 
15
Fluoridation
  
 
16
Fort Worth Freedom Center
  
 
17
Fort Worth Freedom Center
  
 
18
France
  
 
19
Free enterprise system
  
 
20
Freedom Fighters (Spokane)
  
 
21
Galasso, L.
  
 
22
Goldenheart Toastmasters
  
 
34 1
Goldwater, Barry
  
 
2
Goldwater, Barry
  
 
3
Government takeover
  
 
4
Gravediggers
  
 
5
Group of Concerned Christians
  
 
6
Hawkins, Elder G.
  
 
7
Heinsohn, A. G. Jr.
  
 
8
Hoover, J. Edgar
  
 
9
House Committee on Un-American Activities
  
 
10
Housewives Organize for Better Living
  
 
11
Hungary (Lincoln)
  
 
12
Immigration
  
 
13
Income Tax
  
 
14
Independent voters
  
 
15
Ingram, T. Robert
  
 
16
Integration
  
 
17
Intelligence Digest
  
 
18
John Birch Society (Chapter leaders)
  
 
19
John Birch Society (Sample of materials)
  
 
20
John Birch Society (Sample of materials)
  
 
21
John Birch Society (Sample of materials)
  
 
35 1
Kiwanis
  
 
2
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
3
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
4
Labin, Suzanne
  
 
5
Latin America
  
 
6
League of Women Voters
  
 
7
Libel suits
  
 
8
Liberty Amendment
  
 
9
Liberty Syndicate
  
 
10
Maricopa Advisory Council
  
 
11
Maricopa Advisory Council
  
 
12
Master copies
  
 
13
Mental health
  
 
14
Mental health
  
 
15
Metropolitan government
  
 
16
Mexico
  
 
17
Money
  
 
18
Moral rearmament
  
 
19
Mothers' Crusade for Victory Over Communism
  
 
36 1
National Committee of Christian Laymen
  
 
2
National Council of Churches of Christ in America
  
 
3
National Council of Churches of Christ in America
  
 
4
National Council of Churches of Christ in America
  
 
5
National Education Society
  
 
6
National Health Federation
  
 
7
National Security Seminar
  
 
8
National Security Seminar
  
 
9
Nhu, Madame Ngo Dinh
  
 
10
Nineteen Seventy Six Committee
  
 
11
Northwest Reformation Broadcast
  
 
12
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
  
 
13
Operation Abolition
  
 
14
Operation Water Moccasin
  
 
15
Pacific Northwest Writers Conference
  
 
16
Palestine
  
 
17
Panama
  
 
18
Pauling, Linus
  
 
19
Peace movement
  
 
37 1
The Phoenix Report
  
 
2
Polecon Foundation
  
 
3
Polecon Foundation
  
 
4
Portugal
  
 
5
Portugal
  
 
6
Postal Litho Printing Service
  
 
7
Poverty
  
 
8
Prayer
  
 
9
Propaganda
  
 
10
Quotes
  
 
11
Quotes
  
 
12
Race
  
 
13
Reagan, Ronald
  
 
14
Republican Precinct Information
  
 
15
Retirement
  
 
16
Reuther, Walter
  
 
17
Rhythm Records
  
 
18
Rioting
  
 
19
Robert, Archibald E.
  
 
20
Rockwell, George Lincoln
  
 
21
St. Julian Society
  
 
22
St. Thomas' Episcopal Church
  
 
23
School Testing
  
 
38 1
Schuyler, Phillipa
  
 
2
Seattle World's Fair
  
 
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Whatcom County Planning Commission
  
 
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The Worker
 
 
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World Government
  
 
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Wurmbrand, Richard
  
 
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1 oversized certificate award to the Friends of Rhodesia of Bellingham, Washington, 1966