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David M. Barrett Research Files
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Barrett, David M., 1951- |
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The David M. Barrett Research Files are materials collected and produced by Barrett while researching and writing his book
The CIA and Congress: The Untold Story from Truman to Kennedy (University Press of Kansas, 2005). The files consist primarily
of copies of documents (such as correspondence, memos, telegraphs, congressional records, news clippings, statements and releases,
budget information, and reports) from other archival repositories, historical studies, and researcher notes.
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers: Collection Summary
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Rusk, Dean, 1909-1994 |
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1885-1996 |
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Dean Rusk was U.S. Secretary of State from 1961 to 1969. He also served in the Department of State (1947-1952), was president
of the Rockefeller Foundation (1952-1960), and was a professor of international law at the University of Georgia's School
of Law. Rusk's papers document his career in these areas and his role as a U.S. foreign policy expert and include correspondence,
speeches and testimony, press files, and subject files.
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RBRL/055/DR |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series I: Rockefeller Foundation
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Rusk, Dean, 1909-1994 |
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1952-1961 |
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The Rockefeller Foundation series consists of Rusk's office files while he was president. These files contain correspondence,
reports, newspaper clippings, transcripts and press releases. There is correspondence between Rusk and then Secretary of State
John Foster Dulles, former President Harry Truman, Henry Kissinger, Rockefeller Foundation Director of Special Studies, and
Rockefeller family members Nelson, Laurance, David and John D. Most of the files deal with the foundation's work in the area
of foreign relations, as well as Rusk's confirmation hearings when he became Secretary of State.
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RBRL/055/DR_I |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series II: U.S. Secretary Of State, Department Of State
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Rusk, Dean, 1909-1994 |
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1939-1995 |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series II: U.S. Secretary Of State, Department Of State includes transcripts of addresses, interviews,
statements, press releases, and speeches that Dean Rusk gave during his tenure as Secretary of State. Researchers may be interested
in statements by Rusk on the deaths of various famous figures in the world of politics and foreign affairs including President
Herbert Hoover, King Mohamed V of Morocco, Adlai E. Stevenson, Sir Winston Churchill and Robert F. Kennedy. Opening and closing
remarks on numerous foreign relations events, such as the meetings of the US-Japan Committee on Economics and Trade, and the
SEATO [Southeast Asia Collective Defense Treaty] conference in 1961, the Geneva Disarmament Conference in 1962, and meetings
over the Dominican Republic Crisis with the OAS [Organization of American States] in 1965, can also be found here. There are
several copies of congressional testimonies by Dean Rusk given between 1949 and 1979. Also, a small group of files consisting
of articles that Dean Rusk designated for his "personal papers" upon leaving the office of Secretary of State. Topics covered
in these files include Vietnam, the effect of student activism on international relations, the Berlin Crisis of 1961-1964,
the role of analogy in law, Rusk's success over nuclear nonhappening, foreign travel by the Secretary of State, and the National
Academy of Sciences. Certain records relating to the Palestine question were maintained in the offices of Dean Rusk and Robert
McClintock, these records exist on microfilm.
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RBRL/055/DR_II |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series III: Law School Files
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Rusk, Dean, 1909-1994 |
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1970-1986 |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series III: Law School Files contains course notes, clippings, articles, schedules and lists of
students advised by Dean Rusk while he was a professor at the University of Georgia.
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RBRL/055/DR_III |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series IV: General Office Files
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Rusk, Dean, 1909-1994 |
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1952-1995 |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series IV: General Office Files include correspondence, journal and magazine articles, newspaper
clippings, oral histories, reports, press releases, and transcripts of interviews, speeches, and testimonies. Under general
correspondence filed alphabetically, Rusk received letters from regular citizens and prominent politicians, giving and asking
for opinions on subjects ranging from the Cuban Missile Crisis, John F. Kennedy's assassination, and Vietnam veterans, to
the age of nuclear war, the Iran-Contra affair and Desert Storm. The chronological files are parallel to the general correspondence
and contain only Rusk's replies to correspondence. There are a number of files related to the General Westmoreland vs. CBS,
Inc. case that includes Dean Rusk's and Robert McNamara's depositions. There are also files related to litigation on Agent
Orange under Vietnam.
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RBRL/055/DR_IV |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series IX: Audiovisual
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Rusk, Dean, 1909-1994 |
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1945-1996 |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series IX: Audiovisual, contains audio and video recordings documenting the career of Dean Rusk.
The audio recordings range from Rusk's 1961 swearing-in as secretary of state to a 1995 memorial service for Rusk held at
Davidson College. Many recordings are audio tracks of interviews conducted with Rusk for television, including a 1971 interview
with Bill Moyers, a 1971 "Today" interview, appearances on all of the major networks discussing the impending 1972 presidential
election, a 1973 interview with Rusk on the death of Lyndon B. Johnson, and a 1974 interview with William F. Buckley. Additional
recordings include audio tracks for television programs on which Rusk did not appear but which held interest for him: a 1971
news segment on Nikita Khrushchev, a 1972 interview with Johnson by Walter Cronkite for CBS, a 1972 interview with David Halberstam
on "Today," a 1972 interview with Walt and Eugene Rostow conducted by William F. Buckley, and several NBC and ABC specials
concerning Vietnam. Other audio recordings include speeches delivered by Rusk including a 1972 address concerning President
Richard Nixon's trip to China, Rusk's 1973 eulogy for Johnson, a 1974 graduation address to the 55th class of the Armed Forces
Staff College, and a 1983 lecture entitled "The Constitution: Comity or Confrontation." The videotapes in the collection cover
a broad range of subjects, but the bulk of the tapes date from 1983 to 1989 and roughly coincide with Rusk's retirement from
teaching at the University of Georgia. The videotapes range in date from a copy of a March 1962 profile of Dean Rusk by WBTV-TV
in Charlotte , North Carolina to the 1996 dedication of the University of Georgia 's Dean Rusk Hall. Included among the videotapes
is a copy of the CBS News coverage of the Cuban Missile Crisis, Rusk's 1984 deposition in the Westmoreland v. CBS libel case,
a fourteen-tape unedited interview with Dean Rusk conducted in 1985 by Edwin Newman, a thirty-minute documentary on Rusk produced
by the University of Georgia in 1988 called "Conversations with Great Georgians: Dean Rusk," a multi-part series entitled
"The United Nations: Issues of Peace and Conflict" that covers the 1989 Report of the Former Ambassadors to the United Nations,
a three-part interview with Rusk conducted by Kenneth Harris for a BBC series entitled "The Twentieth Century Remembered,"
as well as several other television appearances and interviews that reflect back on Rusk's tenure as secretary of state during
the Kennedy and Johnson administrations and that touch on the topics of the Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam, and the Cold War.
Also included in the collection is a silent 16mm home movie from 1945 depicting then Colonel Rusk playing tennis at the palace
of the viceroy (now the residence of the President of India) with friends Colonel Currie, Captain Swain, Lieutenant Plager,
and other unidentified persons.
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RBRL/055/DR_IX |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series V: Speeches/Publications
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Rusk, Dean, 1909-1994 |
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1951-1995 |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series V: Speeches/Publications includes addresses, articles, book reviews, interviews, speeches
and speech notes either written or presented by Dean Rusk during his tenure as president of the Rockefeller Foundation, as
Secretary of State, and as a faculty member at the University of Georgia School of Law. Of interest to researchers are his
speech note files, which include comments from the 1950s on U.S. actions in the Far East and Southeast Asia, the Japanese
Peace Treaty, Korea, concepts of Cold War strategy, parliamentary democracy, and U.S. policy toward Europe's non-NATO commitments.
In 1981-1982 the British Broadcasting Corporation did a series on the "Twentieth Century Remembered" for which Dean Rusk was
interviewed. Other interviews include Rusk's reflections on issues of foreign policy and the future of international relations.
The working files of Richard Rusk for As I Saw It, the autobiography/biography he wrote for his father, Dean Rusk, include
research materials, drafts, and reviews. There are also files of various articles on foreign relations, policy and international
law.
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RBRL/055/DR_V |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series VI: Administrative
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Rusk, Dean, 1909-1994 |
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1939-1994 |
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The Administrative series includes requests for Rusk's appearance at various events or meetings, his schedule of meetings
and appointments (1970-1994), and personal files. The personal files consist of correspondence, clippings, articles, programs
and publications. There is also a section of Virginia Rusk's personal papers which includes personal letters she received
while living in Washington, D.C.
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RBRL/055/DR_VI |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series VII: Photographs
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Rusk, Dean, 1909-1994 |
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1885-1994 |
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This images in this series range from family photographs to functions within the White House under the Kennedy and Johnson
Administrations, such as testifying before Congress on Vietnam, staff meetings, trips - official, greeting foreign dignitaries,
and White House social functions. Other subjects of in this series include Rusk's early life, his family, Virginia Rusk, and
his retirement years.
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RBRL/055/DR_VII |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series VIII: Artifacts
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Rusk, Dean, 1909-1994 |
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1939-1995 |
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Dean Rusk Personal Papers, Series VIII: Artifacts includes plaques, certificates, awards, and memorabilia documenting Rusk's
career.
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RBRL/055/DR_VIII |
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E. Roy Lambert Papers
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Lambert, Ezekiel Roy, 1925-2008 |
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1787, 1925-2008 |
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The E. Roy Lambert Papers documents the life and career of the state senator and long-time representative from Madison, Georgia.
Lambert served two terms as a state senator and served in the House of Representatives from 1965 until his retirement from
politics in 1985. The collection includes papers which document Lambert's political and legal career. This collection also
includes personal and political photographs of Lambert as well as campaign memorabilia.
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RBRL/061/ERL |
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Earl T. Leonard, Jr. Collection of Richard B. Russell Materials
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Leonard, Earl T., Jr. |
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1957-2007 |
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Earl T. Leonard, Jr., served as press secretary for Senator Richard B. Russell, a board member of the Richard B. Russell Foundation,
and an executive with the Coca-Cola Company. His collection documents Leonard's personal and professional relationship with
Senator Russell and contains correspondence, clippings and photographs.
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RBRL/063/ETL |
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Ed Friend Visual Materials
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Friend, Edwin Hugo (Ed), Sr. |
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1918-1990 |
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This photograph collection contains black and white photographic prints, negatives, slides, and 16-mm film. There are numerous
photographs related to Friend's service in the South Pacific during World War II, nature and wildlife in Georgia, Georgia
politicians and his travels around the United States and the world. Of special interest is a film Friend shot in 1958 of the
a two day seminar held at the Highlander Folk School in Monteagle, Tennessee, which was attended by Martin Luther King, Jr,
Rosa Parks and others. The collection also contains personal files with images and articles about his life.
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RBRL/064/EF |
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Ed L. Jenkins Papers
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Jenkins, Edgar Lanier, 1933- |
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1974-1992 |
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The Ed. L Jenkins Papers documents the political career of Congressman Ed Jenkins who represented Georgia's Ninth District
(Northwest Georgia) from 1977 to 1992. Prior to being elected to the House of Representatives, Jenkins worked as a trial lawyer
in Jasper, Georgia. During his tenure in the House of Representatives, Jenkins served on several committees including: the
Ways and Means Committee where he was involved with the Trade Subcommittee, the House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct,
the Budget Committee, the Steering and Policy Committee, and the House Select Committee to Investigate Covert Arms Transactions
during the Iran-Contra Hearings.
Jenkins was an advocate of the textile industry in Georgia. He served on both the Textile and Congressional Rural Caucus to
represent the needs of the industry and his constituents. Legislation of particular interest in this collection includes the
Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act of 1985, the Caribbean Basin Initiative, the Tax Reform Act of 1986, and Ronald
Reagan's Balanced-Budget Amendment. Other topics of interest in this collection includes files on the Chattahoochee National
Forest Preservation, lake and water resources, agriculture, textiles, domestic trade, taxation, and the Iran-Contra Hearings.
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RBRL/065/ELJ |
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Eloise Gay Brawley Collection of Richard B. Russell Letters
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Brawley, Eloise Gay |
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1930-1971 |
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Eloise Gay Brawley was a supporter of Senator Richard B. Russell, Jr. The collection consists of letters written by Senator
Richard B. Russell, Jr., to Mrs. Eloise Gay Brawley and newspaper clippings pertaining to the activities of Senator Russell
and the Russell family.
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RBRL/066/EGB |
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Erwin C. Surrency Collection of Political Materials
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Surrency, Erwin C., 1924- |
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1946-1964, 1984 |
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The Erwin C. Surrency Collection of Political Materials consists of political campaign materials collected by Surrency over
the course of his career as law librarian and professor at Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and, later at the
University of Georgia. It covers the years 1946-1964 and includes printed materials, handbooks, press releases, news clippings,
bumper stickers, buttons, and pamphlets. Materials document Democratic and Republican Party campaigns at the national level
and the Pennsylvania state or local level including Adlai Stevenson's 1952 presidential campaign and the 1964 "Republicans
for Johnson" presidential campaign. Georgia national and state materials mainly pertain to Mrs. Jesse W. Jenkins' 1950 gubernatorial
campaign. Also includes AFL-CIO political education materials (1950-1954, 1964).
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RBRL/068/ESPC |
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Eunice L. Mixon Papers
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Mixon, Eunice Lastinger, 1931- |
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1970s-2010s |
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Eunice Lastinger Mixon was born in Tifton, Georgia, in 1931 to a family of farmers. She married Albert Mixon in 1948, and
beginning in 1956 she attended the University of Georgia, attaining a master's degree and specialist degree in education.
She taught eighth-grade science, and high school biology, chemistry and physics for thirty years in the Tift County School
System, and was an instructor at the Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College. In 1974, gubernatorial candidate George Busbee,
acquainted with Mixon through his advocacy for teachers in the legislature, appointed her as his Tift County campaign chairman,
and her success at grassroots organizing gained her a reputation as a valuable political ally in South Georgia. Since then
she has campaigned for President Bill Clinton, Senator Sam Nunn, Congressmen Charles Hatcher and Roy Rowland, and Georgia
Commissioner of Agriculture Tommy Irvin. She served as a delegate to the 1988 and 1992 National Democratic Conventions, and
as a member of the Georgia Democratic Executive Committee. The papers document Mixon's involvement with the state and national
Democratic Parties, her appointment to several state boards and commissions, and community activities in Tifton, Georgia.
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RBRL/069/ELM |
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Foot Soldier for Equal Justice: Horace T. Ward and the Desegregation of the University of Georgia Collection
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Daniels, Maurice |
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1940s-2001 |
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Horace T. Ward: Desegregation of the University of Georgia, Civil Rights Advocacy, and Jurisprudence documents Horace Ward,
the first African American to sue for admission to an all-white college or university in Georgia. The papers are mainly photocopies
of transcripts from court cases, clippings, and correspondence from former University of Georgia law professor James J. Lenoir
and Red and Black student editor Walter Lundy, both of whom resigned positions at the university due to the school's resistance
to desegregation. Specific court cases documented include Ward v. Regents of the University System of Georgia and Holmes v.
Danner.
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RBRL/072/FSEJ |
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Frank O. Walsh III Collection of Massie Family Georgia Political Letters
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Walsh, Frank O., III |
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1961-1971 |
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Ten typed, signed letters to constituent, Mrs. Gerald T. (Elizabeth) Massie of Tucker, Georgia, from Georgia politicians:
Senator Richard B. Russell, Senator Herman E. Talmadge, and Governor Carl Sanders. Content of the letters includes several
topics, such as: desegregation, the 1964 Presidential Election, and the "Great Society."
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RBRL/073/FOW |
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