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Series I: Cataloged Correspondence
Series III: Correspondence
Addition 2018

National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee (U.S.) records, 1951-1985

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Series II: Alphabetical Subject File

Subseries II.1


Box 2 Abramowitz v. Brucker

Academic Freedom

Box 2 General

Box 2 California

Box 2 Connecticut

Box 2 Illinois

Box 2 Kansas

Box 2 Massachusetts

Box 2 Michigan

Box 2 Missouri


Box 3 Nebraska

Box 3 New Hampshire

Box 3 New Jersey

Box 3 New Mexico

Box 3 New York

Box 3 North Carolina

Box 3 Ohio

Box 3 Oklahoma

Box 3 Oregon


Box 4 Pennsylvania

Box 4 South Carolina

Box 4 Texas

Box 4 Vermont

Box 4 Washington

Box 4 West Virginia

Box 4 Wisconsin

Box 4 Miscellaneous documents

Box 4 Adler et al. v. Board of Education of New York City

Box 4 Alabama v. Knox


Box 5 Arizona--Loyalty oath

Box 5 Army discharge--general

Box 5 Art shows, 1955 October, 1955

Box 5 Bernstein v. Herren (The 8 Soldiers)

Box 5 Birmingham Cases

Box 5 Bond (Julian) Case

Box 5 Boudin v. Dulles

Box 5 Civil Liberties--General--Criminal penalties

Box 5 Civil penalties for membership


Box 6 Civil rights-General

Box 6 Commodore Hotel Suit, 1961 December, 1961

Box 6 Copeland v. Rusk

Box 6 De Gregory v. New Hampshire

Box 6 Democracy on the Campus-Conference held March27, 1965


Box 7 Draft


Box 8 Du Bois, W.E.B.

Box 8 W.E.B. Du Bois Celebration, 1960 June, 1960

Box 8 Albert Einstein Meeting, 1954 March13, 1954

Box 8 Executive excesses

Box 8 Faulk, John Henry


Box 9 Fawcett v. Luce

Box 9 Florida v. Sheiner

Box 9 Foreman v. Dulles (includes Foreman HUAC hearings)

Box 9 Frank v. Dulles


Box 10 Graham v. Richmond

Box 10 Homer v. Richmond

Box 10 H.U.A.C. (House Un-American Activities Committee)


Box 11 Indiana v. Levitt, Bingham and Morgan (Bloomington case)

Box 11 Jerome v. Rusk

Box 11 Ashton Jones v. Shreveport Authorities

Box 11 Kennedy v. Advance


Box 12 Kent, Rockwell

Box 12 Kent v. Dulles

Box 12 Kent v. Dulles-Briefs and decisions (includes Briehl v. Dulles)


Box 13 Kentucky v. Braden (Louisville Case)


Box 14 Koch, Chris

Box 14 Krebs, Dr. Allen M.

Box 14 Lamont v. Dulles

Box 14 Louisiana v. Jenkins

Box 14 MacEwan v. Rusk

Meiklejohn


Box 15 Memorial meetings

Box 15 Petition

Box 15 Rights

Box 15 Methodist Federation v. U.S.

Box 15 Nathan v. Dulles


Box 16 National Lawyers Guild v. Brownell

Box 16 N.Y. v. E. Collins, A. Davis, W. Davis

Box 16 N.Y. v. William Epton (includes Grand Jury cases)

Box 16 North Carolina v. Williams

Box 16 Olenick v. Brucker (re: Private Steebler)

Box 16 Osmon and Taylor v. Paterson State College

Passports


Box 17 General

Box 17 General Correspondence

Box 17 Travel Clippings


Box 18 Passport legislation-Congressional hearings

Box 18 Pauling, Linus

Box 18 Pennsylvania v. Nelson

Box 18 Price v. U.S. (Senate Internal Security Subcommittee)

Box 18 Radio Operators Case


Box 19 Robeson v. Dulles

Box 19 Russell, Bertrand

Box 19 R-General file

Box 19 Scales v. U.S.


Box 20 Security risk

Box 20 S.I.S.S. (Senate Internal Security Subcommittee)-General

Box 20 Soldiers, 1965-66 (Smith and McClure)

Box 20 Speeches

Box 20 State sedition (empty folder)


Box 21 Smith Act-General


Box 22 S.A.C.B. (Subversive Activities Control Board)-General, McCarran Act

Box 22 Thompson Case

Box 22 Travel-Statements and press releases

Box 22 U.S. v. Lamont


Box 23 U.S. v. Laub and Kartinot

Box 23 U.S. v. Liveright (S.I.S.S.)

Box 23 U.S. v. O'Connor (McCarthy)

Box 23 U.S. v. Travis

Box 23 U.S. v. Worthy

Box 23 Uphaus v. Wyman


Box 24 Veterans of Abraham Lincoln Brigade v. S.A.C.B.

Box 24 Wilson Case

Box 24 Young, Stephen

Box 24 Zemel v. Rusk

Scrapbooks


Box 25 1951-1955


Box 26 1956-1959


Box 27 1960-1962


Box 28 1964-1968

Bill of Rights


Box 29 "Congress and your Rights,", 1959-1962

Box 29 Printed, Miscellaneous, 1983-

Tapes

(All are undated unless specified; all are reel-to-reel magnetic tapes)


Box 30 Reel #1 Corliss Lamont, Professor Haber, David Reim

Box 30 Reel #2 Archie Brown, Mrs. Smith Discussion

Box 30 Reel #3 James Aronson, A.J. Muste

Box 30 Reel #4 Dave Dillinger, Discussion

Box 30 Reel #5 Paul Krasner, Allen Krebs

Box 30 Reel #6 Leo Koch, Leroy McCrae

Box 30 Reel #7 Russ Stetler, Discussion

Box 30 Reel #8 Mr. Sanford Katz, Larry Cole, Dan Watts

Box 30 Reel #9 Jim Bingham, Howard Melish, Ed Lemansky, Discussion

5 Un-numbered Tapes

Box 30 Edited Tape #1

(Includes original tapes #2, 3, 4)

Box 30 Edited Tape #2

(Includes original tapes #4 continued, #5. 6)

Box 30 Edited Tape #3

(Includes original tapes #7, 8, 9)

Box 30 [Wilkinson] Interview, 1957 June 4, 1957

(Dumont Broadcasting Company, Channel 5)

Box 30 A Reply to Gordon Scherer/Corliss Lamont, Clark Foreman, 1960 October 18, 1960

(Tape originated at the WBAI Studios in 1960)

Subseries II.2


Box 54 Abortion--Administration (Staff files)


Box 55 Administration (Documents of Incorporation)--Administration (Topic Outlooks)


Box 56 Administration--Administration and National Council meetings minutes, e t c.,, 1969


Box 57 Affirmative action--Associates


Box 58 Associate mailings, 1971-1984

Bill of Rights


Box 59 Bill of Rights Fund--Bill of Rights Journal 1961, 1968-1969

Journal

Box 59 1961 1968-1969, 1961, 1968-1969


Box 60 1970-1976

(Correspondence, adds, miscellaneous related materials)


Box 61 1977-1982

(Correspondence, adds, miscellaneous related materials)


Box 62 1983-1985

(Correspondence, adds, miscellaneous related materials)

Dinner


Box 63 1955 1959 1963 1965-1969, 1955, 1959, 1963, 1965-1969

(Guest lists, seating, invitations, tickets/contributions, speakers, Tom Pain award)


Box 64 1970-1972

(Guest lists, etc.)


Box 65 1972-1973

(Guest lists, contributions, etc.)


Box 66 1974-1976

(Guest lists, etc.)


Box 67 1976-1977

(Guest lists, etc.)


Box 68 1978-1979

(Guests lists, etc.)


Box 69 1980-1981

(Guest lists, etc.)


Box 70 1982-1983

(Guest lists, etc.)


Box 71 1984-1985

(Guest lists, etc.)


Box 72 Miscellaneous

(Campaign for the Year of the Bill of Rights;Rightsmagazine 1969 1971 1985 Dinner tickets/contributions and calling list;The Man from CADmanuscript.)


Box 73 B-Citizens' Committee to Preserve American Freedoms


Box 74 Civil Rights


Box 75 Civil Rights-Criminal Code Reform


Box 76 Criminal Code Reform-Draft (Conscription)


Box 77 Draft (Conscription)-FBI


Box 78 Fenton communications-Fund for Open Information and Accountability (FOIA)


Box 79 Fund for Free Expression-Immigration


Box 80 Immunity Bill-Kansas


Box 81 Legislation-Miscellaneous


Box 82 The Nation Institute-Nicaragua and the World Court


Box 83 Nicaragua and the World Court-Pamphlets/publications (About the Constitution)


Box 84 Pamphlets/publications (Constitution, Government, Congress and Your Rights, Misc)-Press Releases (1954-1968 1959-1962)


Box 85 Press Releases, 1968-1980


Box 86 Press Releases, 1981-1983-Promotional Materials


Box 87 Promotional Materials, pre-1970-1978


Box 88 Promotional materials (Statements, 1960-1979)-Public relations (Art shows, 1971)


Box 89 Public Relations: Art Shows/Auction, 1973-1983


Box 90 Public Relations: Calendar-Luncheons


Box 91 Public Relations: Meetings/Conferences


Box 92 Public Relations: Meetings/Conference-Parties (1968-1981)


Box 93 Public relations-(Theatre parties-Travel)-Puerto Rico Legal Defense Education Fund


Box 94 Regional Offices (Boston, Miami, Philadelphia)


Box 95 Regional Offices (Philadelphia)


Box 96 Regional Offices (Philadelphia)


Box 97 Regional Offices (Pittsburgh)


Box 98 Regional Offices (Pittsburgh, Washington, D.C.)-Self-Defense


Box 99 Sexual Harassment-Witness Rights


Box 100 Women's Issues-Women Organized against Rape