Finding Aid to the Data Center Records

Bancroft Staff

The Bancroft Library

2023

The Bancroft Library

University of California

Berkeley, CA 94720-6000

bancref@library.berkeley.edu

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Contributing Institution: The Bancroft Library

Title: Data Center records

Creator: Data Center (Oakland, Calif.)

Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS 99/329 c

Physical Description: 395 linear feet (314 cartons, 2 boxes, 5 flat boxes, and 3 oversize folders)

Physical Description: 1.6 GB 1 website capture

Date (inclusive): approximately 1950-2005

Date (bulk): 1960-2000

Physical Location: Many of the Bancroft Library collections are stored offsite and advance notice may be required for use. For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.

Language of Material: English .

Conditions Governing Access

Collection is open for research process.

Conditions Governing Access to Audiovisual Materials

ARCHIVAL AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS RESTRICTED DUE TO FRAGILITY. Audiovisual materials must be reformatted for research access. Inquire with Bancroft Public Services regarding the creation of reading room viewing copies of archival audiovisual items in the collection.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

The Data Center records were given to The Bancroft Library by the Fred Goff in 1998. Additions were received from Fred Goff in 2015.

History of the DataCenter

This history is taken verbatim from a 1995 history of the Data Center provided to The Bancroft Library by Fred Goff in 2000. The history does not include details about the Data Center after 1994.

Note on language: The Data Center is also called the DataCenter by the organization itself. This finding aid (with the exception of the transcribed history below) uses "Data Center" because it is the Library of Congress authorized form of the name.

The DataCenter was founded in 1977 to provide strategic information services on U.S. political and economic issues to those working for social justice.

The DataCenter was originally created by the west coast office of the North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA) in response to years of requests from the public for access to its valuable research library. The DataCenter was to maintain and expand the NACLA library and open it to the public. When NACLA consolidated all its operations in the New York office and closed its west coast office in December 1978, the DataCenter became financially and legally independent. Due to its NACLA roots, much of the DataCenter collection dates back to the founding of NACLA in 1966 (and in some subject areas, covered by other donated collections, material dates to the 1930's).

Working in affiliation with the DataCenter since its inception has been Information Services Latin America (ISLA), a reprint and indexing service providing copies of daily newspaper articles on Latin America from major U.S. dailies. ISLA was founded in 1970 by the president of NACLA to provide a systematic monitoring of U.S. press reporting on Latin America.

Since its founding the DataCenter has received over 30 specialized collections donated by individuals and organizations including: Paul Jacobs (writer and investigative reporter), Intemews, Earthworks, San Francisco Study Center, and the Southeast Asia Resource Center. These donations, plus extensive clipping and collection development by the DataCenter staff, have broadened the original scope of the library to include all major aspects of the U.S. political economy and its impact at home and abroad.

Significant developments in the DataCenter's history include:

Spring 1977: move to present location with over 4,000 square feet of space centrally located in downtown Oakland; create Board of Directors, incorporate (under the legal name Investigative Resource Center), and open to the public.

September 1978: receive tax-exempt status from the IRS.

January 1, 1979: become administratively and financially independent after NACLA-West closes its office.

September 1979 - July 1980: work on two major research contracts providing Corporate Profiles for what becomes the best-selling Everybody's Business Almanac (Harper &amp Row, 1980) and for the United Nations Centre on Transnational Corporations. Out of this experience we launch the Corporate Profile Project. with grants from the Stern Fund, the Shalan Foundation, and Youth Project.

Fall 1979 - Spring 1980: Two DataCenter staff members coordinate the production, promotion, and distribution of two study-action guides published by the Episcopal Church Publishing Company: Must We Choose Sides? (127 pp.) and Which Side Are We On? (172 pp.).

1979: Establish the Search Service, a contract research service to provide photocopied information from our files to those unable to visit our library. Originally created to handle research requests from immigration attorneys defending Central Americans from deportation, it is subsequently expanded to cover all aspects of our focus on political, economic and social issues.

1980: Major contract with the UN Centre on Transnational Corporations providing information for a computerized data base on direct foreign investment in Latin America.

Fall 1980 - Spring 1982: In response to requests for information on presidential candidate Ronald Reagan, publish The Reagan File, a 640-page collection of articles (press profile), followed in 1981, after his election, with four 100-page press profiles on Reagan's policies on labor (100 pp.), El Salvador (105 pp.). foreign policy (105 pp.), and military policy in Asia (100 pp.).

Interest in the New Right's growing prominence under the Reagan Administration leads to the creation of the New Right Project, beginning with the production in 1981 of the four-volume New Right: Readings and Commentarv (600 pp.) and two subsequent excerpted editions. This is followed in the Spring of 1982 by the launching of two new periodicals: the semi-annual New Right Monitor Update (150 - 200 pp.) which is suspended in 1984 and the monthly Neoconservative Monitor (which becomes a quarterly publication of 150 pp. in 1985 and is suspended in April 1987).

Fall 1981 - Winter 1982: In response to information on the recession's growing impact, establish the monthly Steel Monitor (50 pp.) covering the massive restructuring of the steel industry (this service ends in December 1984). This is followed by the publication of the four-volume, 520-page Understanding and Combatting Plant Closures and a 100-page excerpted version. In January 1982, with a grant from the United Presbyterian Church, launch the monthly Plant Shutdowns Monitor (60 pp.).

Spring 1982: Under a·grant from the Arca Foundation, produce a three-volume, 480-page press profile on toxics in the environment, Toxic Nightmare, for free distribution to 50 leading environmental organizations working for legislative and regulatory reforms. Follow up with two semi-annual updates in Fall 1982 and Spring 1983.

Spring 1982: In response to growing restrictions on access to information, begin organizing the Right to Know Project, and help launch and sponsor the Northern California Coalition for the Right to Know.

Summer 1982: Within a week of Bechtel President George Schultz's nomination as Secretary of State, publish a 385-page press profile on Bechtel providing the most complete publicly available collection of articles on this privately-held company; sell it to all major TV networks, many embassies, and numerous public policy organizations.

Fall 1982: Begin training minority, low-income students from the Zapata Street Academy (Oakland; work with this program through 1984).

February 1983: As U.S. involvement in Central America escalates, launch the Central America Monitor, a 100-page bi-weekly providing articles on the region as published in over 120 magazines covering a wide political spectrum--a useful complement to ISLA's coverage of nine newspapers. (Cease publication in December 1990).

March 1983: Publish a press profile, Nuclear Proliferation: A Moral Dilemma for the American Churches on contract to the Committee for Social Justice, Merced, California (30 pp.).

October 1983: Within three days of the U.S. invasion of Grenada, publish and distribute Grenada: Background and Analysis, a 150-page press profile documenting the buildup to the invasion over the previous five years.

October 1983: Publish a collection of clippings, No More Concessions! for the Labor Notes West Coast Conference, to benefit the Plant Closures Project (62 pp.).

October 1983: In response to growing interest in the investment community in monitoring portfolios for social criteria, and to provide updated information to others writing on the subject of corporate social responsibility, start publication of 100-page monthly Corporate Responsibility Monitor (change to bimonthly in January 1992 and cease publication December 1992).

November 1983: Produce 500-page background collection of articles on the Institute on Religion and Democracy (IRD), a neoconservative lobbying organization which had launched a public campaign against various public policy positions of the National Council of Churches and the World Council of Churches. Spring 1984: DataCenter staffers Tom Fenton and Mary Heffron's Third World Resource Directory (284 pp.) is published by Orbis Books aml wins citation from Choice library magazine as one of the year's outstanding new academic reference books. In Fall 1984 a follow-up project, the Third World Resources Project, is set up as a DataCenter affiliate to publish a quarterly newsletter (first issue, Spring 1985) and a series of 9 specialized 160-page resource directories over the next six years (in cooperation with Orbis Books, the Maryknoll publishing house):

Asia and the Pacific (Winter 1986)

Latin America and the Caribbean (Spring 1986)

Women in the Third World (Winter 1987)

Food, Hunger and Agribusiness (Spring 1987)

Africa (Fall 1987)

Middle East (Spring 1988)

Human Rights (Summer 1989)

Transnational Corporations and Labor (Fall 1989)

Third World Struggle for Peace with Justice (Fall 1990)

Fall 1984: As background for upcoming elections, produce two-volume retrospective press profile on the Reagan Record (Foreign Policv 100 pp., and Domestic Policy 88 pp.).

November 1984: IRS completes five-year review of the Investigative Resource Center and confirms tax-exempt status.

Winter 1985: Publish Religious Values and Economic Justice, a 60 page press profile, under contract with the Center for Ethics and Social Policy and the Graduate Theological Union.

Spring 1985: Publish two additional press profiles in ongoing series on current public policy issues: The Sanctuary Movement (70 pp.), and Jamaica at the Crossroads (115 pp.).

July 1985: Information Services Latin America (ISLA), completes 15 years of monthly publishing, providing the full text of over 100,000 articles.

July 1985: DataCenter begins hiring and training low-income, minority Oakland public high school students to work in the office and library, via the Dowelling Jig program.

August 1985: Right to Know Project receives $10,000 from the CS Fund to produce a press profile on the right-to-know and distribute it to Congress and activists.

November 1985: Publish two press profiles: The Right to Know (179 pp.), and Terrorism: A Closer Look (62 pp.).

December 1985 - January 1986: Publish the first Plant Shutdowns Monitor annual directories of closures (1983, 34 pp.; 1984, 30 pp.; 1985, 42 pp.).

January 1986: Contract with Fern Tiger Associates (Oakland, Calif.) to undertake the DataCenter's first major promotion campaign, including research of client needs, new logo design, production of brochures and other materials, and assistance in marketing plans in conjunction with the DataCenter's 10th Anniversary (1986 - 1987).

March 1986: Publish The Contra File (30 pp.) in response to upcoming Congressional votes on U.S. aid to the rebels in Nicaragua.

Summer 1986: Right to Know Project is instrumental in establishing a national group, the Coalition on Government Information (Coon, advocating more public access to government information.

January 1987: The California Secretary of State approves a change Qf the legal, tax-exempt name from the Investigative Resource Center to the DataCenter.

February 12, 1987: Celebrate the DataCenter's 10th Anniversary. February 1987: Publish The Pat Robertson File (45 pp.) to provide background on his presidential candidacy.

May 1987: Major contract negotiated with Everybody's Business for use of the DataCenter library to revise the bestseller book Everybody's Business: An Almanac which was originally researched in 1979-80 at the DataCenter.

October 28, 1987: Receive the Meritorious Achievement Award for Community Journalism from the Media Alliance, the Bay Area association of media professionals.

November 1987: Under a $3,000 grant from the World Council of Churches' Urban Rural Mission division (WCC/URM), launch a Pro Bono Fund to subsidize discounted DataCenter services to low budget social justice organizing groups. The Pro Bono Fund is subsequently replenished with an additional WCC/URM grant of $2,500, by a $5,000 donation from an anonymous donor, by a $7,000 grant from the Max and Anna Levinson Foundation, by six grants totaling $100,000 from the North Shore Unitarian Universalist Veatch Program (over a period of six years, 1988-1993), and by a $15,000 grant from the Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation.

January 1988: PeaceNet begins offering our Third World Resources (TWR) quarterly full text on line (in January 1993 PeaceNet adds the ability to do free text searching of all back issues of TWR). As of March 1988 TWR is also available electronically through the federally funded ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) Clearinghouse on Social Studies Education (via Dialog). And in June 1989, Gale Research contracts to index every review of books, periodicals and pamphlets in TWR in its bimonthly Book Review Index (also available online through Dialog). These three developments offer a unique opportunity to bring progressive publications to the attention of librarians, researchers, teachers, and writers.

April 1988: Begin offering our search service clients access to on-line commercial databases.

August 1988: Receive a $120,000 two-year grant from the Tinker Foundation to produce 19 volumes of the ISLA index, thereby bringing it up to date. Receive two additional $30,000 grants and one $20,000 grant from the General Service Foundation (1990, '91, and '93) to complete the project.

November 1988: Publish The Right to Know, Vol. II (224 pp.).

March 1989: Fire set by arsonist destroys store below the DataCenter but the center itself emerges with only smoke damage, cracked windows from the heat, and doors and skylights destroyed by firemen. DataCenter closes 2 weeks for cleanup and repairs.

October 1989: Survive the 7.1 magnitude Loma Prieta earthquake with relatively minor structural damage. Reopen to the public within ten days.

November 1989: Merge the Plant Shutdowns Monitor into an expanded Corporate Responsibility Monitor.

August 1990: Publish The Right to Know. Vol. III (265 pp.) including cumulative index for all three volumes. Hold book party and open house for intellectual freedom community in October 1990.

September 1990: With funding suport from the HKH Foundation, The Pew Charitable Trusts, the Rockefeller Family &amp Associates, and the L.J. Skaggs and Mary C. Skaggs Foundation, launch Corporate Feasibility Project to further develop DataCenter's strength in providing the corporate social and environmental record.

January 1991: Launch multi-year Institutional Development project to secure a long range vital role for the DataCenter in the social justice movement. The project, which coincides with the celebration of the organization's 15th anniversary, will create a long range plan as well as upgrade the following infrastructural support systems: internal management structure, computerized financial reporting and control systems (including an audit), and fundraising (including a capital campaign feasibility study). Initial funding for this project is received from Applied Research Center, the Pequod Fund of the Tides Foundation, and The San Francisco Foundation.

January - April 1991: In response to war in Persian Gulf, publish and widely promote three volume press profile of commentary and analysis (over 8,000 copies distributed):

Background and Analysis (64 pp.)

Iraq under Fire (58 pp.)

The Media and Our Right to Know (78 pp.)

These are subsequently updated by the DataCenter's Data Pak: News from the Alternative Press (May/June 1991, 84 pp.) and The Persian Gulf War Update (published in January 1992 on the anniversary of the Gulf War, 56 pp.). The initial three volume series is funded in part by the Cook Brothers Education Fund, the Funding Exchange, the Harburg Foundation, and the Public Concern Foundation, as well as individual donors.

April 18, 1991: Receive James Madison Freedom of Information Award from the Northern California Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, the largest organization serving and representing American journalists. The organization award recognizes DataCenter "for its sponsorship of Right to Know and other projects designed to protect the First Amendment". Project founder, Zoia Hom is honored "for her pioneering work in developing research projects and coalitions identifying the barriers to Freedom of Expression".

September 1991: Launch the Cuba Project in response to information requests from the emerging second generation of leadership in Cuba as they seek to chart their nation's course in the years ahead. The project is funded by two $25,000 grants from the Arca Foundation and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation [and subsequently by grants from the MacArthur Foundation in 1992 ($50,000) and 1993 ($57,250)]. Having expanded from its initial format, the project delivers a monthly 400-page information packet to 35 public policy, academic, and government institutions in Cuba. Taking advantage of the recently-passed Berman Amendment making such information exchanges legal, the project helps break the Cuba embargo and assists in normalizing U.S.-Cuban relations.

Spring 1992: Reference Services Review, a quarterly reference journal designed to assist librarians in developing specialized collections, publishes 20-page article "Corporate Citizenship: Sources for Tracking the Social Performance of Corporations", co-authored by DataCenter's corporate research director, Andy Kivel. An updated and shortened 15-page version is published in the Winter 1993 issue of the Business and Finance Bulletin, published by the Business and Finance Division of the Special Libraries Association.

June 1992: Publish The Right to Know, Vol. IV, (260 pp.), including cumulative subject and author indexes for all four volumes.

April 1993: Under a $25,000 grant from the Nathan Cummings Foundation launch Freedom of Expression Project and CultureWatch, a new monthly publication. CultureWatch is an annotated bibliography on culture, art, and political affairs monitoring the people, organizations and issues in the spreading "culture wars." Originally conceived as a resource for arts groups and others countering freedom of expression attacks from the right, it also serves a wider audience concerned about the right's efforts to shape American culture and the way we govern our lives. CultureWatch is also made available online via Arts Wire through Internet. The grant also funds an expansion of our holdings on the far right and establishment of a pro bono fund to underwrite DataCenter research for groups under attack from the far right.

April 28, 1993: During Congressional debate on the North American Free trade Agreement, DataCenter Executive Director Fred Goff testifies before the U.S. Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs' Subcommittee on Oversight of Government Management on our plant closures data. The hearings confirm that our Plant Shutdowns Monitor is the only source tracking company-specific layoffs and plant closures. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics begins referring inquiries on plant closure data to the DataCenter.

November 1993: With capacity building grants from the C.S. Fund and Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation ($10,000 each) launch a project to develop our individual donor base. As part of this project, board member and nationally known grassroots fundraising trainer Kirn Klein begins working with us on a one day a week basis.

March 1994: Third World Resources project publishes first edition of its 800-page encyclopedic Third World Resource Directory with Orbis Books. The directory will be updated biannually.

October 1994: DataCenter hosts first annual open house attended by some 150 guests and featuring the west coast premiere of a striking photographic exhibit assembled by NACLA. The exhibit, presenting the work of 14 photographers, includes 36 photographs taken in Haiti from 1986 to the present. Along with the exhibit, Elizabeth Farnsworth, a DataCenter board member and correspondent for the MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour, and Pierre Labossiere, a Haiti activist and steering committee member of the Bay Area Haitian American Council, speak about their recent visits to Haiti.

August 1994: Two DataCenter staff, Fred Goff and Andy Kivel, conduct a full day workshop on "Research Methods for Community Activists" at the Community Strategic Training Initiative sponsored by the Western States Center in Portland, OR. Using case studies and both hard copy and electronic sources, the workshop examined how to research a company, an organization, an elected official and a landlord. This is the third year DataCenter staff have conducted the CSTI workshop (first in Berkeley and twice in Portland).

November 1994: DataCenter is one of the founding member organizations of a new North American human rights organization, the Canada/U.S. Human Rights Information and Documentation Network. The Network was established on November 5, 1994 at a three-day conference convened and sponsored by Amnesty International, the Science and Human Rights Program of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and HURIDOCS (Human Rights Information and Documentation Center). Tom Fenton, co-director of the DataCenter's Third World Resources program, represented the DataCenter at the historic convention in Washington, DC.

November 1994: With startup grants from HKH Foundation, the Winston Foundation for World Peace and CarEth Foundation, totaling $35,000 of a total $185,000 being sought, DataCenter launches the Library Conversion and Network Preparation Project. The goal of the project is to upgrade and computerize library systems to make the DataCenter's resources more accessible to the general public.

December 1994: DataCenter joins with Citizens for a Better Environment in a Petrochemicals, Money and Politics Project funded by the Florence and John Schumann Foundation. Working with grassroots toxics activists around the state, the project will be doing research, training and organizing, focusing on the influence wielded by the oil industry as a resul of campaign contributions.

Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Bancroft staff utilized Archive-It to conduct a web capture of the Data Center website: http://www.datacenter.org/ on February 16, 2022. It is viewable online throught the Wayback Machine.

Preferred Citation

Data Center records, BANC MSS 99/329 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.

Processing Information

Collection is minimally processed and may be challenging to use. Arrangement of the collection is as received from Data Center. This finding aid provides mixed access at the box and file level. Bancroft staff attempted to include original Data Center file numbers in the finding aid when feasible. Bancroft staff kept most of the original folders and labels; folders that were in bad shape were replaced and unfoldered materials were foldered. Staff clarified or re-labeled existing labels when necessary.

Related Materials

Data Center poster collection (BANC PIC 1997.087)

[Banner and political buttons from the Data Center records] (BANC PIC 19xx.031:218--OBJ)

Content Description

The Data Center records consist of portions of its enormous vertical file as well as admistrative files and a capture of the organization's website. Not all vertical files from the center came to Bancroft. Some had been damaged by water and mold at the Data Center's location in Oakland, California and were not selected for acquisition. Most of the file date from the 1970s through the 1990s, but, because of the organization's roots as part of The North American Congress on Latin America, the Data Center records also contain materials dating back to the 1960s. Data Center also acquired many materials via donation from the public. In some subject areas, materials (often received as donations), date back the the 1930s

Subjects and Indexing Terms

Data Center (Oakland, Calif.)

Goff, Fred

North American Congress on Latin America

Information Services on Latin America (Oakland, Calif.)

Reagan, Ronald -- Press coverage

Information services

Data centers

News libraries

Central America -- Press coverage

Central America -- Foreign relations -- United States.

Central America -- Politics and government -- 1979-

Latin America -- Press coverage

Latin America--Politics and government--20th century

California--Politics and government--20th century

San Francisco (Calif.)--Politics and government--20th century

Freedom of information

AIDS (Disease) -- Press coverage

Administrative records 1965-1997

Scope and Contents

Administrative records consist of materials documenting the management and operations of the Data Center. These include committee files, management materials, historical files, materials relating to the promotion of the Data Center, library policies and use files, project files, and NACLA files. There are also a few cartons of assorted flyers and handbills (mainly from the 1980s).

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Persian Gulf War Project, administrative files 1991

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Persian Gulf War Project, administrative files 1991

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Data Center audits 1990

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Annual reports

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Data Center brochures 1980-1998

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Miscellaneous committees, minutes and agendas 1984-1995

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Executive Committee

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Volunteer/Intern Task Force

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Focus Group Task Force

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Transition Team

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Management Team

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Constituency Task Force

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Retreat Committee

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InfoCom 1989-1990

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CCOM 1982-1995

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Miscellaneous committees

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Administrative Working Group 1994-1996

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Executive Committee 1980-1992

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Staff meetings 1987-1992

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Mailings/letters and background 1992-1994

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Media attachments 1991-1993

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Board meetings 1977-1995

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Investigative Resource Center daily logs 1980-1984

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Staff meetings 1979-1986

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Media attachments 1987-1994

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History of Data Center binder 1977-1996

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Mentions and uses of DataCenter's work

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Picnic and parties 1980-1997

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Data Center stories pages 1991-1996

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Advisory Committees

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Personnel Advisory Committee 1991-1993

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Planning Advisory Committee 1993

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Program Advisory Committee 1991-1993

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Proposal attachments approximately 1992-1996

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Quarterly reports 1980-1995

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Data Center promotions/mentions 1990-1991

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Miscellaneous annual and quarterly reports 1981-1995

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Corporate Responsibility Monitor

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Administrative files 1988-1993

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Corporate Profile Project 1980-1989

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UNCTC Contracts 1978-1983

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Corporate Feasibility Project

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Miscellaneous administrative and planning files 1991-1992

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Search Service administrative files 1983-1989

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Corporate Profiles Project 1980-1989

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Corporate Research Information Sources 1978-1984

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Search Service, Corporate Profile Project

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Organizational relations and contracts 1980-1985

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Administrative files 1980-1982

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Corporate Research Project and Search Service

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Administrative files 1980-1988

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Search Service and Plant Shutdowns Monitor Administrative files 1988-1992

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Corporate Profiles Project

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Administrative records 1980-1983

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Steel Monitor, Volume 1 1982

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Steel Monitor, Volume 2 1983-1984

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Central America Monitor

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Administrative files 1980-1989

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Publication information

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Product/project development 1980-1992

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Fred Goff logs 1990-1995

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Fred Goff logs 1984-1990

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Early library policies and use records 1975-1979

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Fund-raising, relations with North American Congress on Latin America and policies 1975-1979

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Transition from NACLA to Investigative Resources Center 1970-1979

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Board documents 1983-1990

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Retreats, biographies and legal 1970-1989

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Development and fund-raising 1982-1990

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Fund-raising/inception 1976-1987

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Annual reports 1978-1988

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Fund-raising proposals 1980-1989

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Cuba Project Clippings Service 1991-1995

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Right to Know Project - Coalition on Government Information, Zoia Horn 1975-1989

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NACLA history, 25th anniversary (Fred Goff) 1967-1992

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NACLA history, publications 1965-1979

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Plant Shutdowns Monitor

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Corporate Responsibility Monitor

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Corporate Profiles Project 1980-1994

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Administrative records 1980-1994

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Plant Shutdowns Monitor, Senate testimony 1980-1994

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Data Center events 1977-1980

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Early DataCenter projects 1976-1980

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Promotions, administrative files and mailing lists 1984-1990

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Non-Data Center conferences and workshops 1990-1995

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Central America Clipping Service 1982-1983

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Central America Monitor (full set) 1983-1990

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Central America Monitor (full set) 1983-1990

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Central America Monitor (full set) 1983-1990

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Central America Monitor (full set) 1983-1990

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Plant Shutdowns Monitor (full set) 1982-1997

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Plant Shutdowns Monitor (full set) 1982-1997

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Corporate Responsibility Monitor (full set) 1983-1992

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Corporate Responsibility Monitor (full set) 1983-1992

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Corporate Responsibility Monitor (full set) 1983-1992

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Administrative/promotional director files 1976-1988

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Administrative/promotional director files 1976-1988

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Administrative/promotional director files 1976-1988

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Administrative/promotional director files 1976-1988

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NACLA history and political education 1974-1977

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NACLA history and political education 1974-1977

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NACLA history (including publications) 1966-1978

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NACLA history (including publications) 1966-1978

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NACLA history (including publications) 1966-1978

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NACLA history (including publications) 1966-1978

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NACLA history (including publications) 1966-1978

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NACLA history (including publications) 1966-1978

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Organizational relations, relations with NACLA 1970-1989

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Organizational relations, relations with NACLA 1970-1989

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Organizational relations, relations with NACLA 1970-1989

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Organizational relations, relations with NACLA 1970-1989

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Organizational relations, relations with NACLA 1970-1989

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Organizational relations, relations with NACLA 1970-1989

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Organizational relations, relations with NACLA 1970-1989

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Correspondence

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Flyers, handbills and paper ephemera, San Francisco Bay Area 1980-1985

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Flyers, handbills and paper ephemera, San Francisco Bay Area 1980-1985

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Flyers, handbills and paper ephemera, San Francisco Bay Area 1985-1992

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Flyers, handbills and paper ephemera, San Francisco Bay Area 1992-1994

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Flyer, handbills and paper ephemera, San Francisco Bay Area 1980-1994

Data Center website 2022-02

Data Center website

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Physical Description: 1.6 GB (1 website capture)

Processing Information

Data Center website crawled in February 2022 using Archive-It.

Corporate profile project vertical files approximately 1970-1990

Scope and Contents

Files connected to two projects undertaken in 1979-1980. The first was a project connected to a research contract to create corporate profiles for what would become a volume entitled Everybody's Business Almanac (Harper and Row, 1980). The second was a project for the United Nations Center on Transnational Corporations. Out of these two projects, the Data Center lauched the Corporate Profile Project, with grants from the Stern Fund, the Shalan Foundation, and Youth Project.

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Anaconda-Hanna Mining Company 1970-1989

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Kaiser Aluminum-Pacific Gas and Electric 1970-1989

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Rockwell International-Union Oil of California 1970-1989

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Bank of America-Bay Area Rapid Transit District 1970-1989

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ALCAN-Anaconda 1970-1989

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Amstar Corporation, Spreckels Division 1980

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ARCO-ASARCO 1970-1989

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Bank of America (NACLA files)

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Exxon-Eastern Airlines 1970-1989

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Bechtel 1970-1989

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Gannett- General Foods 1960-1989

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Cargill-Corn Products International Company 1950-1989

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Castle and Cooke-Charter Oil 1970-1989

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American Home Products-Armco (includes Amtrak and Apple Computer) 1970-1989

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Centex-Cyprus Mines 1960-1989

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Bankers Trust-Burlington Northern (includes Boeing and Boise Cascade) 1970-1989

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Del Monte Corporation 1960-1989

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Del Monte Corporation 1960-1989

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Exxon 1970-1989

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Ford Motor Company 1970-1989

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General Motors Corporation 1980-1989

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Hewlett-Packard-I.C. Industries 1970-1989

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IBM 1970-1989

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Kaiser Aluminum-Kraftco 1970-1989

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Levi-Strauss-Louisiana Pacific Corporation 1970-1989

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Lockheed 1970-1989

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Lockheed-Mitsubishi 1970-1989

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McDonnell-Douglas-Monsanto 1970-1989

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Morrison-Knudsen-Nissan Motors 1970-1989

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Ogden Corporation-PepsiCo 1970-1989

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Pacific Gas and Electric-Phelps Dodge 1970-1989

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RCA-Reynards Metals Corporation 1970-1989

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Seagrams-Superior Oil 1970-1989

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Standard Oil of California-Southern Pacific 1970-1989

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Walt Disney Productions-Westinghouse Electric 1970-1989

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Safeway, Inc.-Standard Oil of Indiana 1970-1989

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Bank of America 1970-1989

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Bendix-Borden 1970-1989

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Ashland Oil-BART 1970-1989

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Beatrice Foods-British Leyland (includes Bechtel Corporation) 1970-1989

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Clorox-ConAgra 1959-1991

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Columbia Pictures-Continental Group 1979-1990

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Control Data-De Beers Consolidated Mines 1970-1989

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Exxon-GAF 1970-1989

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General Telephone and Electric-Greyhound 1970-1989

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Getty Oil-Hearst Corp. (includes Gulf and Western) 1960-1989

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Heinz-Hooker Chemical Company 1968-1989

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Hormel-IBM 1970-1989

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Honda-Investors Overseas Services 1960-1989

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International Paper-LTV 1970-1989

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Legal Services Corporation-MCA Corporation 1960-1989

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MCI-Martin Marietta 1989

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Marriott-Merck 1970-1989

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Microsoft-Charles Pfizer and Company (includes Pacific Gas and Electric) 1970-1989

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Pacific Telesis-Pan American

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TRW-Twentieth Century-Fox 1974-1989

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Safeway, Inc.-San Jose Waterworks 1980-1990

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Renault-S.R.I. International 1970-1990

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RJR Nabisco-Raytheon 1969-1990

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San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant-G.D. Searle 1967-1989

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Sears Roebuck-Silverado Savings and Loan 1967-1990

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Singer-Southern California Edison 1971-1991

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Southern Pacific-State Farm Insurance Company 1967-1989

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Sterling Drug, Inc.-TRW 1963-1989

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Tandem Computers-Textron, Inc. 1989

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Twentieth Century-Fox-Union Pacific 1970-1994

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United States Postal Service-Unocal 1970-1990

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Utah International-Walt Disney Productions 1974-1990

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Wang Laboratories-Waste Management 1970-1990

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Waste Management-Westinghouse 1970-1990

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Bechtel Corporation 1970-1989

Subject vertical files approximately 1950-2000

Scope and Contents

This series consists of various subject-based vertical files dating from around 1950 to 2000. These files are broken into two groups: country files and other subject files. These subject files are research files meant to document a particular place and/or issue. Within the subject files there might be clippings and other press materials, printed ephemera, various reports from governments and organizations. Most of the countries documented in the country files are in Central and South America. In the other subject files, topics include California, agribusiness, AIDS, U.S. politics, blacks in the U.S., Rodney King, social groups, the San Francisco Bay Area, and the Right to Know movement among others.

Arrangement

These files are arranged as received. Original Data Center file numbers are provided when possible. The Data Center's original filing scheme (file registry with codes) is available in the collection file at Bancroft.

Country vertical files

ARGENTINA (F-104)

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Background notes

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Political economy

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Economic policy-Jorge Rafael Videla 1976-1981

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Economic policy- Isabel Perón 1973-1976

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Economy-Alejandro Agustín Lanussé 1971-1973

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Economy-Roberto Levingston 1970-1971

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Economy-Juan Carlos Ongania 1966-1970

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Economic survey and statistics 1966-1970

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Videla 1976-1979

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Perón, I. 1974-1976

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Hector Campora 1973

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Perón, J. 1973-1974

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Lanussé 1971-1973

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Roberto Levingston 1970-1971

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Ongania 1966-1970

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Arturo Umberto Illia 1963-1966

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Arturo Frondizi 1958-1962

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Perón, J. 1946-1955

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U.S.-Argentina relations pre-1978

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Foreign relations pre-1978

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Military and police in domestic politics pre-1978

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Politics/general pre-1978

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Trelew massacre 1972

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Aramburu kidnaping 1970

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Cordobazo strike 1969-1971

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Right-wing terror A.A.A. 1974-1976

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The Left 1967-1973

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ERP - Montoneros 1972-1976

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Olga Talamonte Defense Committee 1975-1976

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Other Left Documents 1972-1976

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Estrella Roja 1974

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Evita Montonera 1976

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Montoneros Auténticos 1977

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Guerrilla activity – non-ERP/Montoneros 1972-1976

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Student movement 1969-1977

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Homosexual liberation in Argentina pre-1978

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World Cup 1978

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Perón and the Left pre-1973

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Peronist movement 1960-1969

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Peronist movement 1970-1979

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Catholic Church

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CHECKS

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NAHRA 1976-1977

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MASA 1975

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Other solidarity groups pre-1978

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Solidarity Committee with Argentinean People pre-1978

ARGENTINA (F-247 and F-248)

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Unsorted

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Economy

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Government

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Political parties and movements

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Foreign relations

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Catholic Church

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Education

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Indians

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Jews

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Villas miserias

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Torture and repression-specific cases

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Russell Tribunal II

BARBADOS (F-247 and F-248)

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General

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Economy

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Government

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Social groups and classes

BELIZE (F-247 and F-248)

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Foreign aid and investment

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British colonial status

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Political

BOLIVIA (F-247 and F-248)

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Documents on repression

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Political parties 1978

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Pareda regime

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Juan Pareda 1978

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Indians

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Economy

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Police

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Nazis in Bolivia

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South Africans in Bolivia

BRAZIL (F-109 - F-111; F-249-F-250)

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Unsorted 1966-1977

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Roads system 1965-1977

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Brazil project 1966-1977

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Culture 1967-1971

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Dictatorship and Armed Struggle in Brazil 1960-1969

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Economy 1965-1977

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From Latifundia to Business 1970

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European-Brazil Bank (thesis) 1972

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General articles 1968-1977

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Brasilia 1972

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Government economic policies 1960-1974

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General surveys and analyses 1972-1977

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Currency 1967-1968

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Taxes 1967-1969

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Wages 1970-1979

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Inflation 1965-1974

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Economic analysis 1958-1972

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Industries 1966-1973

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Economy 1967-1972

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Unsorted 1970-1977

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Constitution 1967-1969

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National Security Council 1967-1968

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Foreign relations 1962-1970

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Brazilian sub-imperialism 1965-1973

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Argentina 1965-1972

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Bolivia 1971-1973

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Guyana 1968

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Paraguay 1972-1974

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Africa 1972-1974

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South Africa 1964-1970

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Cuba 1964

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U.S. policy towards Brazil 1964-1969

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Medici's visit to Nixon 1971

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U.S. Embassy in Brazil 1967-1968

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U.S. Foreign Service personnel 1965-1970

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Imperialism 1969-1972

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Sub-imperialism and Russell tribunal

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Portugal 1965-1972

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Chile 1971-1974

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Uruguay 1971-1973

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Other Latin American countries 1965-1973

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U.S. 1971-1977

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Brazil's image and government propaganda 1970-1971

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Schilling articles 1970-1972

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Switzerland 1973

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Government's visits 1968-1969

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German Nazis in Brazil 1965-1967

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Military and counterinsurgency 1968-1970

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Military politics 1964-1969

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Military civil action 1969-1971

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Coup and U.S. intervention 1963-1964

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Brizola

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Marighela

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General Albuquerque Lima

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Azevedo Antunes

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Costa Medici

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Celso Furtado

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Gilberto Freye

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Goulart

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D. Helder Camara

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Juliao

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Henning Albert Boilesen

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Josué De Castro

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Kubitschek

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Lacerda

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Lamarca

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Janio Quadros

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Manoel da Conceicao

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Marcio Moreira Alves

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Sister Maurina

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Olavo Hansen

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Matamrazzo family

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Paiva's case

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Roberto Campos

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Getulio Vargas

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ViciniSpadini case

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Addresses by Brazilian personalities

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Other personalities

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Politics 1964-1975

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PCBR documents 1970

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Politics pre-1964

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U.S. involvement in coup 1964

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Costelo Branco regime 1964-1967

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Costa Esilva regime 1967-1969

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Medici regime 1969-1973

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Geisel regime 1974-1977

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Student protest 1966-1969

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Visao articles 1968-1970

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Politics opposition 1965-1967

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Corruption 1973-1974

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Religion 1967-1971

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Church politics 1967-1971

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Jentel affair 1973

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African cults 1966-1971

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Church 1964-1970

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Religion 1967

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Don Camara 1964-1968

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CNBB 1965-1970

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Left opposition 1968-1970

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The Left 1966-1973

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Guerrilla actions 1965-1970

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Left documents 1966-1973

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Underground documents 1970

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Guerrilla groups-Lamarca 1966-1971

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Acao Popular 1970

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C.P. Brazil 1954-1971

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Voz Operaria 1971

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Hudson Institute 1965

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Brazil Program-University of California 1965

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Cornell University Project 1966-1967

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Social Science Research Council 1966

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Scientific research-SRI 1967-1972

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Right wing groups 1968

BRAZIL

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Unsorted

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Maps

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Bibliographies and book reviews

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National Geographic articles

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Surveying project

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Agrarian reform bibliography

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General analysis and commentary

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Portuguese

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Film

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Economy

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Top Brazilian corporations

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Economy and fiscal crises

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Political-economic analyses

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Conditions and policies by regime

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Political critiques and analyses

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Northeast

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Political economy and industries

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Government policy

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Amazon

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Itaipu Dam

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Trans-Amazon highways

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Rondonia development and colonization

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Government development programs

BRAZIL (F-248 and F-249)

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N.A.C.L.A. newsclippings

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International effects and ties

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Ecology

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General surveys, articles on development

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Resources

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Impact of development on native people

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Government transportation plan

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Indians and development

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Matto Grosso development

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Rondonia programs

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Southern Brazil

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São Paolo

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Brazil government 1960-1984

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1964 Coup

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Foreign relations

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U.S. relations

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Government policy-killing of Indians

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Education

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Universities

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Human and civil rights

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Human rights

Torture and repression

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Political prisoners

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Church and human rights

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Denial of political rights

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Prisons

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Letters from prisoners

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Repression articles, papers and analysis

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Organized religion and repression

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U.S. Congress and repression

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Torture

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U.N., O.A.S. and torture

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Death squads

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Death penalty

BRAZIL (F-290 and part of F-313)

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Political parties and movements

Social Conditions

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Post-1978

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Women

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Amazon

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Indians in Amazon

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Northeast drought 1970

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The Geological Imperative: Anthropology and Development in the Amazon Basin of South America

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Farneas slums

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Rural working class

Indians and ethnic groups

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Yanomami

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Indigenous people post-1978

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Indian resistance

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Zingu

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Indians

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Poverty/slums/hunger

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Drugs

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Slave labor

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Housing

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Health

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Races

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Flood

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Environment

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Central America

CAMBODIA 1965-1985

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Assorted 1965-1985

CHILE (F-137-F-141)

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N.A.C.L.A. MATERIALS ON CHILE (F-224)

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Agricultural economy 1970-1971

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Newsclippings 1963-1976

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Culture

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Comics to 1973

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Economics

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Bank of America man on the spot O.A.S. C.E.P.C.I.E.S report 1973-1974

Salvador Allende

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Economic conditions and policies

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Rationing

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Expropriations and nationalizations 1970-1973

Eduardo Frei Montalva

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Blockade economy - conditions and policies

Jorge Alessandri

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Economic conditions and policies 1959-1960

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Junta economy 1973-1974

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Allende economy 1970-1973

Allende government

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General

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Ideology

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Analysis

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Domestic policies 1970-1973

Frei government

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Domestic policies 1964-1967

Alessandri government

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Domestic policies 1958-1964

Pre-Alessandri government

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Domestic policies pre-1974

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Allende government elections 1970-1973

Junta government

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Newsclippings about the coup

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El Mercurio newsclippings

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Various sources

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Government wire services

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U.S. Embassy during the coup

Junta government

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Analysis of the coup

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U.S. intervention

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Junta public information about coup

Allende government and domestic policies

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Elections 1973

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Agrarian reform

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Legal

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Education

Frei domestic policies

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Agrarian reform

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Education

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Allende foreign policies

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Frei foreign policies

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Allende-U.S. relations

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Frei-U.S. relations

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Chilean media

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Political pamphlets

Political parties and movements

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Exile and solidarity-Europe and Great Britain

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Exile and solidarity-Europe-L.U.C.H.A

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Exile and solidarity-Africa and Algeria

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Amsterdam conference

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Newsclippings 1974

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Allende government and Cuba 1976-1977

Political parties

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Communist Party

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Christian Democratic Party

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Izquierda Cristiana

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Liga Comunista

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MAPU

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M.I.R. pre-1976

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Partido Comunista Revoluctionario

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Partido National

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Partido y Libertad

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Partido Obrero Revolucionario

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Radical Party

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Socialist Party

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Socialist Party and Allende

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Unidad Popular (post-coup)

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Unidad Popular (pre-coup)

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Resistance 1973

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Nueva Lucha

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Exiles and solidarity groups

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Europe and Great Britain

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Europe and France

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Europe and Germany

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Latin America and Mexico

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Latin America and Venezuela

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North America and Canada

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North America-Venceremos Brigade

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North America-Canada

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North America-U.S.

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North America-San Francisco Bay Area

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U.S.-Chile Coordinating Center

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Boletín informative OPRICH

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Religious groups

CHILE (F-251)

General

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Bibliographies

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Post-coup bibliography

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Description

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Maps

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Tourism

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Analysis and commentary

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History, events and overview

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Culture

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Poetry

Economy

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General

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Junta conditions and policy

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Expropriation negotiations

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Statistics and economic indicators

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Junta economic conditions, policy and government

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Publications and propaganda

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Policy, critiques and analysis 1975-1983

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Monetary policies

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Trade and foreign investment

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Technological modernization and development

Government

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Junta government

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Ideology

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The White Book

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Corporatism

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Officials

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Allende ideology, speeches and interviews

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Ideological analysis of Unidad Popular period

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Chronology

COUNTRIES: CHILE (F-252)

Junta government domestic policy

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Plebiscite 1980

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The coup

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Agricultural policy

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Consultation 1978

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Legal system

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Education

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General foreign policy

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International organizations

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Foreign affairs propaganda

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Western Europe and Chile

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Latin America and Chile

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Brazil and Chile

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Beagle Channel dispute

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U.S. relations

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U.S. policy towards Chile

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Allende government and China

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Allende government-U.S. policy towards Chile

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Allende government studies on U.S. policy towards Chile

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U.S. congressional actions to junta government

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Canada and Junta government

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Right-wing support for Chile

Human and civil rights 1973-1982

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Junta Political Prisoners Bulletin, Human Rights Newsletter

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Junta torture and lists of torturers

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Junta repression and torture

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Torture, Walter Rauff

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Torture 1973-1982

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Legal and medical professions

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Military trials

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Junta political prisoners and disappeared prisoners

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Junta repression-military and police intelligence

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Junta human rights

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O.C.L.A.E. report (Cuba)

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Human rights reports (various sources)

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Individual cases-general

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Letelier-Moffitt assassination 1976-1982

CHILE (F-253)

Human rights 1973-1976

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Chilean Commission on Human Rights

Political movements and parties

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MIR

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Junta movements and parties-resistance

Christian Democratic Party (post-coup)

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Resistance news service

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Hunger strike 1978

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Women's movement

Allende-bourgeois pressure groups and right wing

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Bourgeois strikes

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Women's movements

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Peasant movements

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Student movements

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University of Chile student movements

Frei-Student movement

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Concepción student strike

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Indian movements

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Urban movements

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Movements in solidarity with academic community

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Church movement

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Missionaries

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Cristianos por el Socialismo

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Allende-church movement

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Carlos Prats

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Military

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Industry

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Workers

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U.S. corporations

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Military

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Lonquén

CHILE (F-254)

Social conditions

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General

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Health

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Education

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University students

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Women

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Conditions for women

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Plan Chile-California

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Middle class

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Poblaciones

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Junta

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Allende

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Pre-Allende

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Bourgeoisie

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Ideology of right-wing women's magazines

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Peasants

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Indians

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Exiles in Chile

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Refugees: Argentina

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Refugees: U.S.

CHINA (F-257)

Cultural Revolution

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Analysis

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Reports

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Leadership

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Gang of Four

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Financial Times

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Health and medical system

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Legal system

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Education

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Mao Tse-Tung

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Civilian defense

COLUMBIA (F-112)

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General and maps 1928-1973

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Literature and art 1965-1966

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Alfonso López Michelsen 1974-1978

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Misael Pastraña Borrero 1970-1974

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Carlos Lleras Restrepo 1966-1970

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Guillermo Leon Valencia 1962-1966

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Alberto Lleras Camargo 1958-1962

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Gustavo Rojas Pinilla 1953-1957

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Laureno Gómez 1951-1953

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Elections 1970

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ICA study 1961-1970

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Foreign aid 1965-1972

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Corporations 1931-1969

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U.S. Department of Commerce 1968-1971

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General economic overviews 1960-1971

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Economic policy-Pastraña Borrero 1970-1974

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Economic policy-Lleras Restrepo 1966-1970

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Agrarian reform 1961-1968

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Economic policy-León Valencia 1962-1966

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Economic policy-Lleras Camargo 1958-1962

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Currency stabilization-International Loans 1962-1970

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Economic indicators and statistics 1964-1972

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Trade with Communist nations 1962-1968

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Pan-American Highway and Darién Gap 1970-1971

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Agrarian development-Columbian backlands 1968-1971

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U.S. studies in Columbia 1970

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Foreign

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Foreign relations 1966

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Foreign relations-Latin America 1968-1969

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U.S. relations 1963-1969

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Choco Canal 1967-1969

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Soviet Union 1968

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National Front 1968-1972

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ANAPO-National Popular Alliance 1966-1971

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Jorge Eliėcer Gaitán (Liberal Party) 1901-1948

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Protests and disorders 1975

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Acción en Columbia 1970

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The Left 1971-1972

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Movimiento Revolucionario Liberal (M.R.L.) 1963

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Communist Party 1963-1971

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Frente Unido de Acción Revolucionario 1962

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Guerrillas 1963-1975

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Left publications 1962-1973

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Dissension within the church 1953-1965

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The Pope 1967-1971

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Religion and Left politics-Camilo Torres 1964-1969

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Golcanda manifesto 1968-1969

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Military 1958

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La Gaceta Chibcha de Nueva York 1969-1970

COLOMBIA (F-257)

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Students

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Social conditions

carton 187

Foreign relations

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Human and civil rights

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Government

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Economy

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Unsorted

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Campesinos

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Women

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Indians

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (F-257)

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Assorted

CUBA (F-258)

Culture

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Art

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Film

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Sports

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Dance

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Press and media

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Attempts to overthrow Castro

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Castro family

Economy

carton 188

Conditions and policy

carton 188

Policy critiques and analyses

carton 188

Statistics

carton 188

Monetary policy

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Regional economic analysis

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Technological modernization

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Economy

Government

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Pre-1978

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Commentary and analyses

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Chronology 1959-1978

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Castro's speeches 1960-1982

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Domestic policies

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Education 1960-1978

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Education and literacy campaigns

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Legal system

Foreign relations

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General

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Cuba and Western critics

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General 1967-1977

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U.N. 1962-1971

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Non-aligned nations

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Africa

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Asia 1966-1976

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Vietnam 1967-1978

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U.S.S. R. 1963-1977

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Europe 1964-1978

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Latin America 1960-1978

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Mexico 1957-1977

CUBA (F-259)

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Analyses 1961-1977

carton 189

Histories, anniversaries and overview pre-1978

carton 189

U.S. recognition and diplomacy 1961-1976

carton 189

U.S.-Cuba trade 1961-1977

carton 189

John F. Kennedy assassination 1975-1978

carton 189

U.S. recognition and diplomacy

carton 189

Soviet presence in Cuba

carton 189

Territorial water laws

carton 189

Relations with U.S. Left 1961-1979

carton 189

U.S. trade blockade 1978

carton 189

Foreign relations - Canada 1967-1978

Political parties and movements

carton 189

Committee for the Defense of the Revolution (CDR)

carton 189

Cuban Communist Party

Cuban Exiles

carton 189

Exiles

carton 189

Freedom flights

carton 189

Exiles outside of Florida

carton 189

Exiles in Africa

carton 189

Social and paramilitary groups

carton 189

Ideology

carton 189

Important exiles

carton 189

Malian case

carton 189

Cuban women

carton 189

Federation of Cuban Women

carton 189

Students and youth movements

carton 189

XI World Festival of Youth and Students

Social groups, classes and conditions

carton 189

General living conditions

carton 189

Housing

carton 189

Workers' conditions

carton 189

Demographics and social indicators

carton 189

Women

carton 189

Children

carton 189

Rural life and peasants

carton 189

Youth and students

carton 189

Racial and national minorities

carton 189

Intellectuals and professionals

carton 189

Foreign visitors and tourists

carton 189

Health and medicine

carton 189

Gays and lesbians

carton 189

Venceremos Brigade

carton 189

Work brigades-international

carton 189

The church

CUBA (continued from Ctn. 188) (F-257)

Foreign relations

carton 187

O.A.S. 1962-1977

carton 187

Mexico

carton 187

U.S. 1962-1980

carton 187

Hijackings 1962-1975

carton 187

Airlift from Cuba 1965-1970

carton 187

Congressional Record 1965-1977

carton 187

Guantánamo 1966-1977

carton 187

Descriptions, maps and travel

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (F-101-F102) 1950-1974

carton 145

General

carton 145

Surveys 1967-1972

carton 145

Unsorted 1965-1977

carton 145

General 1967-1977

carton 145

Government advertisements 1971-1974

carton 145

Bank of America man on the street 1969-1974

carton 145

Agrarian policy (Spanish) 1967-1973

carton 145

Chronological 1950-1966

carton 145

Election posters 1966

carton 145

Free elections 1966

carton 145

Invasion 1965-1974

carton 146

Asociación para Desarrollo 1967

carton 146

Politics

carton 146

Dominican Republic and Haiti 1973

carton 146

Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico 1967-1968

carton 146

Dominican Republic and U.S. 1965-1975

carton 146

Embassy and staff 1966-1973

carton 146

United States State Department white paper 1965

carton 146

United States Information Agency publication approximately 1966

carton 146

U.S. military in Dominican Republic 1966

carton 146

Fulbright hearings 1965-1966

carton 146

Senator Ernest Gruening 1965

carton 146

Church response 1965

carton 146

Fellowship of Reconciliation 1965-1966

carton 146

Non-profits

carton 146

U.S. press 1966-1968

carton 146

CBS: Why are we there? 1965

carton 146

Abbes, J.

carton 146

Bodenheimer, S.

carton 146

Carter, D.

carton 146

Collins, J.

carton 146

Draper, T.

carton 146

Fulbright, J.W.

carton 146

Gall, Norman

carton 146

Grassi, J.

carton 146

Lens, S.

carton 146

Lowenthal, A.

carton 146

Petras, J.

carton 146

Rodman, S.

carton 146

Sagreff, R.

carton 146

Smathers

carton 146

Wagenheim, K.

carton 146

Wiarda, N.

carton 146

Amiama, T.

carton 146

Aristy, H.

carton 146

Bonnelly, R.

carton 146

Bordas, D.

carton 146

Balaguer, J.

carton 146

Bosch, J.

carton 146

Camano Deno, Col. F.

carton 146

Cardenas, F.

carton 146

Casals, U.

carton 146

Cassini, I.

carton 146

Espaillat, General

carton 146

García Castro, G.

carton 146

García Godoy, H.

carton 146

Gil, Guido

carton 146

Guterma, Al

carton 146

Hernández, Homero

carton 146

Herasme, S.

carton 146

Imbert, A.

carton 146

Jiminez, J.

carton 146

Jiminez, H.

carton 146

Kilbourne, E.

carton 146

Masuipal

carton 146

Paulino, M.

carton 146

Gómez Penia

carton 146

Ricart, M.

carton 146

Vaughn, J.

carton 146

Wesin y Wesin

carton 146

Guerro, Simón

carton 146

Trujillo family

carton 146

Left 1965-1969

carton 146

Guerrillas 1968-1973

carton 146

La Banda 1969-1971

carton 146

Partido Reformista 1967-1969

carton 146

Universidad Autónoma de Santa Domingo 1969-1972

carton 146

P.C.D. (Communist Party) 1968-1971

carton 146

P.R.S.C. 1966-1967

carton 146

Libertad 1967-1972

carton 146

Unidad 1966

carton 146

P.D. 1967-1971

carton 146

Universities

carton 146

Pum 1966

carton 146

Cachafu

carton 146

MPD 1967-1972

carton 146

Fuld 1967

carton 146

Fairchild interview

carton 146

Press

carton 147

San Francisco Bay Area Latin American events 1970-1979

carton 147

Dependency

carton 147

Economic development in Latin America-Senate committee 1962

carton 147

Andean Common Market 1970-1971

carton 147

Economic and regional development 1967-1969

carton 147

Economic growth 1971-1977

carton 147

Andean market 1974

carton 147

International relations 1966-1972

carton 147

Latin American relations with U.S.S.R. 1970-1971

carton 147

Organization of Latin American Solidarity 1967-1971

carton 147

Latin American policy towards U.S. 1967-1972

carton 147

U.S. policy towards Latin America 1968-1977

carton 147

Leftist analysis 1976

carton 147

The Left 1970-1975

ECUADOR

carton 151

Articles, papers and analysis 1961

carton 151

Background 1967-1973

carton 151

General economies 1963-1973

carton 151

Guillermo Rodríguez Lara 1971

carton 151

Elections and coup 1972

carton 151

Velasco Ibarra and coup 1968-1970

carton 151

Political parties and movements 1961-1976

ECUADOR (F-262)

carton 192

University of Illinois indigenous study 1976

carton 192

Economic and social developments

carton 192

Guayaquil slums, drought and hunger 1968

carton 192

Church

carton 192

Indians - genocide, ethnocide and IWGIA documents

EGYPT 1989

EL SALVADOR (F-260)

General

carton 189

Bibliographies and book reviews

carton 189

Maps, description and travel

carton 189

Analyses and commentary

carton 189

Comics 1960-1969

carton 189

History and events pre-1960

carton 189

General offensive 1981

carton 189

National and international press coverage

Economy

carton 189

Conditions and policies of regime

carton 189

General

carton 189

Statistics and economic indicators

carton 189

Policy critiques and analyses

carton 189

Technological modernization and development

Duarte government

carton 189

General analysis

carton 189

Popularity/credibility/coup possibilities

carton 189

Military

carton 189

Domestic policies

carton 189

Constitution and laws

carton 189

Elections and leadership changes 1983-1984

carton 189

Legal system

Education

carton 190

Reform

carton 190

Agrarian reform

carton 190

Government repression

carton 190

Policies on civil war

carton 190

Foreign relations

carton 190

U.N.

carton 190

Asia

carton 190

U.K.

carton 190

Germany

carton 190

U.S.S.R.

carton 190

Latin America

U.S.

carton 190

Support and aid

carton 190

Corporations

carton 190

Policies

carton 190

Economic aid

carton 190

Political aid and support

carton 190

Government aid and support

carton 190

Opposition to aid and support

carton 190

Opposition-U.S. government employees

carton 190

Opposition-other organizations

carton 190

Human rights

carton 190

Refugees

carton 190

Reform

EL SALVADOR (F-261)

carton 191

International influences

carton 191

Intervention-covert and explicit

carton 191

On resolution of civil war

carton 191

Imperialism

carton 191

International support for U.S. policy

carton 191

Policy on leadership changes

carton 191

Support/aid

Honduras

carton 191

Domestic policies

carton 191

General analysis

carton 191

Leadership changes and elections

carton 191

Modernization

carton 191

Education

carton 191

Military

Political parties and movements

carton 191

FDR

carton 191

CRM

carton 191

FMLN

carton 191

BPR

carton 191

PDC-Christian Democrats

carton 191

Solidarity groups

carton 191

The Left

carton 191

Right wing

Political publications

carton 191

Boletín Informativo Internacional

carton 191

Noticiero El Salvador

carton 191

La Voz Popular

carton 191

Informática

carton 191

El Rebelde

carton 191

El Salvador Reports

carton 191

Latin America Political Report, El Salvador

carton 191

L.A.P. Service

carton 191

El Pulgarcito

carton 191

Business, capitalist and bourgeoisie pressure

carton 191

Women's movement

carton 191

Workers

carton 191

Youth and students

carton 191

Church

carton 191

Social groups, classes and conditions

carton 191

General living conditions

carton 191

Drehsler

Workers

carton 191

Demographics, population, statistics and social indicators

carton 191

Business/capitalists/bourgeoisie

carton 191

Women

carton 191

Peasants and farmers

carton 191

Intellectuals and professionals

carton 191

Refugees

carton 191

Violence

carton 191

The church

EL SALVADOR (F-262) (see also 190 and 191)

carton 192

Civil War

carton 192

Pro-government organizations

carton 192

Insurgents

carton 192

Peaceful confrontations and dialogue

carton 192

International influences

carton 192

Armed confrontations

ETHIOPIA (F-262) 1973-1984

carton 192

Mengistu

carton 192

Revolution 1974

carton 192

Somalia 1974

carton 192

International implications of Ethiopia/Somalia war

carton 192

Selassie government

carton 192

Relations with U.S.

carton 192

Treaties with U.S. 1973

carton 192

General

carton 192

Relations with Eritrea, ELF

carton 192

Eritrea-statements by different liberation groups

GRENADA (F-264)

carton 193

The Grenada Papers

carton 193

Captured Grenada documents, U.S. Departments of State

carton 193

Data Center packet

carton 193

Pre-U.S. invasion

carton 193

Maps

carton 193

U.S. invasion in historical perspective

carton 193

Organization of East Caribbean States

carton 193

U.S. invasion

carton 193

Criticism of invasion

carton 193

U.S. invasion-the media

carton 193

Right-wing commentary

carton 193

U.S. invasion and international reaction

carton 193

Grenada and Cuba

carton 193

Post-invasion U.S. presence

carton 193

U.S. State Department documents

GERMANY (F-265)

carton 194

West Germany 1984

carton 194

Germany 1982

carton 194

Greens 1979-1984

carton 194

Nazis 1967-1985

carton 194

West Germany 1950-1969

carton 194

Speer, Albert

carton 194

Social groups and classes

carton 194

East Germany 1984

carton 194

Women in East Germany

carton 194

East German peace movement

GHANA (F-265)

carton 194

General

carton 194

Economy

carton 194

Government

carton 194

Kwame Nkrumah

carton 194

Social groups and classes

GREECE (F-265) 1982-1985

carton 194

Assorted

GUINEA-BISSEAU (F-265)

carton 194

Unsorted

carton 194

Government post-1974

carton 194

Education

carton 194

P.A.I.G.C. liberation struggle pre-1974

carton 194

Life and Thought, by A. Cabral

carton 194

Women

GUYANA (F-265) 1960-1989

carton 194

Guyana Information Bulletin-People's Progressive Party

carton 194

Elections 1968

carton 194

Independence

carton 194

British-Venezuelan dispute

carton 194

Foreign relations

carton 194

Government, PNC and Forbes Burnham 1964

carton 194

Background notes

carton 194

Open Word (WPA)

carton 194

Economy

carton 194

PPP/Cheddi Jagan/the opposition

carton 194

Dayclean (WPA)

carton 194

Catholic Standard 1982

GUATEMALA (F-266)

General

carton 195

Earthquake 1976

carton 195

Bibliographies and book reviews

carton 195

Travel and description

carton 195

Commentary and analysis

Overview and history

carton 195

Belize-Guatemala relations, pre-Fernando Romeo

carton 195

Lucas García

carton 195

Miguel Angel Asturias

carton 195

National and international press coverage

carton 195

Universidad de San Carlos newspaper

carton 195

Geyer series-Chicago Daily News

Economy

carton 195

Bank of America reports

carton 195

Economic conditions and policy

carton 195

Statistics and economic indicators

carton 195

Regional economic analysis

Government

carton 195

Montt, includes New Right 1982

carton 195

Post-Lucas García general file

carton 195

Lucas García, general analysis

carton 195

Military

carton 195

Arbenz election and leadership changes

Lucas Garcia election and leadership changes

carton 195

Education

carton 195

Agrarian reform

carton 195

Government repression

carton 195

Policy on civil war

carton 195

Foreign relations

carton 195

Foreign relations-U.S.

carton 195

U.S. policy

carton 195

U.S. support and aid

carton 195

U.S. military support and aid

carton 195

U.S. political support and aid

carton 195

Opposition to support and aid

carton 195

U.S. human rights

carton 195

U.S. on international influences-Communism

carton 195

Méndez-Montenegro election and leadership

carton 195

Changes 1966-1970

carton 195

Arano-Osorio Government 1970-1974

carton 195

Arévalo 1945-1951

carton 195

Arbenz 1951-1954

carton 195

Castillo Armas 1954-1957

carton 195

Ydigoras Fuentes 1958

carton 195

Laugerud García 1963-1966

Social conditions and classes

carton 195

Living conditions

carton 195

Workers

carton 195

Women

carton 195

Youth and students

carton 195

Immigrants

carton 195

Racial and national minorities

carton 195

Refugees

carton 195

Nutrition

carton 195

Violence

carton 195

The church

GUATEMALA (F-275)

Political parties and movements

carton 201

Inter-party activities

carton 201

FAR

carton 201

EGP

carton 201

Democracia Cristiana

carton 201

ORPA

carton 201

Civil patrols

Materials in Spanish

carton 201

Parties

carton 201

MR-13

carton 201

FDCR

carton 201

Publications

carton 201

Solidarity groups and their publications

carton 201

The Left

carton 201

The Right

carton 201

Workers' organizations and movements

carton 201

Peasants and farmers

carton 201

Guerrillas

carton 201

Youth and students

carton 201

Racial and national minorities

Civil war and social conflict

carton 201

Pro-government organizations

carton 201

Guerrillas

carton 201

Armed confrontations

HONDURAS (F-275)

carton 201

Background notes

carton 201

Economy

carton 201

Conditions and policy by regime

carton 201

López Arellano

carton 201

PPMs

carton 201

The Left

carton 201

Hurricane Fifi

carton 201

Social conditions

carton 201

Reform church

carton 201

United Brands' bribes to government

carton 201

Swan Islands

carton 201

Modernization and agrarian reform

carton 201

Politics/elections/coups

carton 201

Foreign aid

carton 201

Technological modernization and development

carton 201

Statistics and economic indicators

carton 201

Economic critiques and analyses

HONG KONG (F-275)

carton 201

Economy

carton 201

Political parties and movements

carton 201

Social classes and conditions

carton 201

China takeover 1984

carton 201

Government

INDONESIA (F-267) 1958-1983

carton 196

Indonesia National Guardian

IRELAND (F-267)

carton 196

Assorted approximately 1989

IVORY COAST (F-267)

carton 196

Government

carton 196

Economy

JAMAICA (F-267)

carton 196

Brian Murphy

carton 196

Workers' time

carton 196

Economy

carton 196

Policy and conditions

carton 196

Michael Manley 1972-1980

carton 196

Edward Seaga 1980

carton 196

Manley government

carton 196

Seaga government

carton 196

Elections

Foreign relations

carton 196

U.S.

carton 196

General

carton 196

Political parties and movements

carton 196

Social groups and classes

carton 196

Rastafarians

JORDAN (F-267)

carton 196

Assorted before 1986

KENYA (F-267)

carton 196

Economy

carton 196

Government

carton 196

Conditions and classes-Asians

carton 196

Parties and movements

carton 196

The church

carton 196

Conditions and classes

carton 196

Economy-foreign aid

carton 196

Economy-agriculture

carton 196

Government-foreign relations

IRAN (F-268)

carton 197

Opposition political groups 1979-1981

carton 197

Post-revolution relations with U.S. 1982-1983

carton 197

Khomeini-profiles

carton 197

Khomeini regime

carton 197

Bani-Sadr

carton 197

Post-revolution

carton 197

Foreign relations

carton 197

Government

carton 197

Commentary

carton 197

The Revolution Continues

carton 197

Revolution Analysis by Institute for Policy Studies

carton 197

Analysis and overview

carton 197

Khomeini, Bazargan and religion 1979

carton 197

Workers, Marxists, strikes, students and women 1978-1979

carton 197

American reaction to Revolution

carton 197

Shah-Baktiar and transition 1978-1979

carton 197

Social groups and classes

carton 197

Government pre-1978

carton 197

Revolution

carton 197

Economy 1978-1979

carton 197

Involvement by U.S.

carton 197

Kurds, Turks and national minorities 1978

carton 197

Government and shah-personal property, family and friends

carton 197

Revolution and justice

carton 197

Women

carton 197

Human and civil rights pre-1978

carton 197

Economy: post-revolution

carton 197

Media

carton 197

Political parties and movements pre-1978

carton 197

Social groups and conditions pre-1978

carton 197

Economy pre-1978

carton 197

Shah

carton 197

Iran before 1979 uprising

carton 197

Post-uprising

LEBANON (F-274) 1968-1985

carton 200

Political parties and movements

carton 200

Parties and movements

carton 200

Analysis and commentary

carton 200

Overview, history and anniversaries

carton 200

Economy: Policy critiques and analyses

carton 200

Economy: Statistics and economic indicators

carton 200

Government: General analysis

carton 200

Government: Domestic policies

carton 200

Government: Foreign relations

carton 200

Social groups and classes: Youth and students

carton 200

Government: General living conditions

LIBERIA 1980-1985

LIBYA (F-274)

carton 200

Assorted 1982-1985

MALAYSIA (F-274)

carton 200

Assorted 1970-1986

MEXICO (F-115-F-117)

carton 157

General 1963-1972

Economy

carton 157

General 1955-1977

carton 157

Statistics and analysis 1973-1977

carton 157

JEC hearings 1977

carton 157

Estado y burocrática sindical 1917-1931

carton 157

Inflation 1974-1977

carton 157

Agrarian reform and policies

carton 157

Reform 1966-1971

carton 157

Ejidos 1967-1977

carton 157

Agrarian problems 1961

carton 157

Thesis: Financial Aspects of Federal Electricity Commission (in Spanish) 1972

Social groups and conditions

carton 157

Domestic unrest 1967-1975

carton 157

Demonstrations at the Olympics 1968

carton 157

Rural and peasant 1966-1968

carton 157

Rural conditions 1975-1976

carton 157

Campesino unrest 1975-1976

carton 157

Tijuana land occupation 1974

carton 157

Land expropriation 1976

Political parties and movements

carton 157

Guerrilla activities 1973-1976

carton 158

J.L.P. 1976-1977

carton 158

Pacto, Ocampo and CNO 1963-1976

carton 158

Peasant and farm movements 1977

carton 158

Northwest politics and protest 1975-1976

Labor movement

carton 158

Mexican border housing 1977

carton 158

Analysis by Paul Taylor 1937-1959

carton 158

Ministers of Labor-conference in Bogotá 1963

carton 158

Organized Labor and the State by J. Hart,1865-31 1977

carton 158

Sindicalismo independiente Relación de publicaciones Simposio internacional sobre los problemas de los trabajos migratorios (reports in Spanish and English) 1975

Government

carton 159

Foreign policy 1971-1976

carton 159

Spain 1957-1963

carton 159

U.S.S.R. 1959-1976

carton 159

U.S. 1960-1977

carton 159

Education 1966-1972

carton 159

Elections 1955-1976

carton 159

Laws 1955-1977

carton 159

Mexico 1956-1977

carton 159

Government graft and corruption 1954-1977

carton 159

Domestic policies 1975-1977

carton 159

Government budget 1977

carton 159

Presidencies 1961-1976

carton 159

Aspects of the Mexican Political System, by Tuohy Fagan 1970 1970

carton 159

Partido Revolucionario Institucional 1963-1977

carton 159

Mexican politics 1958-1969

carton 159

Punto crítico, Estudio de Coyuntura Mexicana 1973

Economy

carton 159

Consumers and electricity 1976

carton 159

Thesis: Los adquisiciones 1976

carton 159

Economia pública: soberanía justícia social, Secretaria de Patrimonia Nacional CONASUPO 1976

carton 159

State enterprises 1975-1976

carton 159

Sources for study of haciendas in Mexico 1856-1940

carton 159

SIC study: Perfil económico de la Península de Baja California

carton 159

Regional industrialization in Mexico 1972

carton 159

Economy 1955-1977

carton 159

Urban affairs 1965-1968

carton 159

Contraband 1970-1976

carton 159

Rural-urban migration 1975

carton 159

General 1943-1978

carton 159

Chiapas 1975

carton 159

Economic effects of the Olympics 1968

carton 159

General 1963-1977

carton 159

Economic report 1973

carton 159

Economic policy by regime 1961-1977

carton 159

Austerity and repression 1977

carton 159

Retail trade 1963-1967

carton 159

Public affairs seminar 1976

carton 159

Crisis económica y poder político 1977

carton 159

Laws of Motion of Capital in the Center

carton 159

Periphery Structure

carton 159

Los límites del capitalismo

carton 159

Lógica del desarrollo capitalista

carton 159

Foreign business 1972-1977

carton 159

Cost and standard of living 1951-1971

carton 159

Salaries 1975-1976

carton 159

Yucatan economy pre-1978

carton 159

Mexican business 1975-1977

carton 159

Border cities report 1977

Other

carton 159

Culture 1962-1977

carton 159

History 1953-1969

carton 159

Archaeology and anthropology 1967-1969

Labor movement

carton 160

Telephone workers 1977-1978

carton 160

Unidad Obrera Independiente conference 1976

carton 160

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mėxico strike 1977

carton 160

Political parties and movements 1955-1977

carton 160

Frente Autėntico de Trabajo 1972

carton 160

Guatemalan workers in Mexico 1976

carton 160

Veracruz tobacco workers 1972-1975

carton 160

General 1974-1977

carton 160

Partido Socialista de Trabajadores 1973-1976

carton 160

Tendencia Democrática 1975-1976

carton 160

Workers' movement 1972-1977

Student movement

carton 160

Students 1971

carton 160

Mexico student movement 1968

carton 160

Student interviews 1968

carton 160

Student strikes 1968

carton 160

Student movement 1974-1977

carton Unknown

Political parties and movements

carton 160

Land invasions pre-1977

carton 160

Campesino unrest 1976-1978

carton 160

Women's movement 1975

carton 160

Women in Mexico Through the Revolution

carton 160

Anti-Communism 1952-1962

carton 160

M.O.S. 1974-1975

carton 160

Left publications 1970-1971

carton 160

Anarchist Left Revolution in Lower California

carton 160

Left movements 1949-1974

carton 160

Colonos 1975-1976

carton 160

Oaxacan unrest 1976-1977

carton 160

Liga 23 de septiembre 1974-1976

carton 160

Leftist groups 1976-1977

carton 160

Statements by leftist parties 1977

carton 160

Partido Socialista Revolucionario 1977

carton 160

Partido Revolucionario de los Trabajadores 1977

carton 160

Mexican Communist Party 1952-1977

carton 160

Frente Nacional de Acción Popular 1976-1977

MEXICO (F-273)

carton 199

Women 1960-2005

General

carton 199

Miscellany

carton 199

Bibliographies

carton 199

Description

carton 199

Analysis and commentary

carton 199

History, events and anniversaries

carton 199

Culture

Economy

carton 199

Conditions and policies by regime

carton 199

Statistics and economic indicators

carton 199

Monetary policy

carton 199

Comercio Exterior articles

carton 199

Regional economic analysis-the border

carton 199

Technological modernization and development

carton 199

SIC description of BIP 1971

carton 199

Regional economic analysis

Government

carton 199

Chronological

carton 199

Domestic policies

carton 199

Constitution and laws

carton 199

Elections and leadership changes

carton 199

Modernization

carton 199

Legal system

carton 199

Communication and transportation

carton 199

International organizations

carton 199

United Nations

Foreign relations

carton 199

General

carton 199

Africa

carton 199

Asia

carton 199

Central America

carton 199

Europe

carton 199

Latin America

carton 199

Middle East

carton 199

Government publications

Political parties and movements

carton 199

Unsorted

carton 199

Political parties

carton 199

PAN

carton 199

PCM

carton 199

PMT

carton 199

PPM

carton 199

PPS

carton 199

PRI

carton 199

PRT

carton 199

PSUM

Political movements

carton 199

Squatters, tenants' rights and land reform

carton 199

Guerrilla groups

carton 199

Business/capitalists/bourgeoisie pressure groups

carton 199

Children

carton 199

Women

Rural/peasant/farm

carton 199

Youth and student

carton 199

Immigrant

carton 199

Racial and national minorities

carton 199

Intellectuals and professionals

Social groups and classes

carton 199

Living conditions

carton 199

Housing

carton 199

Population growth problems

carton 199

Nutrition, health and health care

carton 199

Environment, contamination and smog

carton 199

Social

carton 199

Workers

carton 199

Business/capitalists/bourgeoisie

MEXICO (F-274) (Continued from carton 199)

Social groups and classes

carton 200

Children

carton 200

Peasants and farmers

carton 200

Youth and students

carton 200

Immigrants

carton 200

Migrants

Racial and national minorities

carton 200

Indians

carton 200

Intellectuals and professionals

carton 200

Foreign visitors and tourists

carton 200

Catholicism

carton 200

Other religions

carton 200

Documents from the 1980 U.S.-Mexico emigration Symposium

carton 200

Mexican government materials

carton 200

PINSA Shelter Plan 1974

Personalities and historical figures

carton 200

General

carton 200

David Alfaro Siquieros

carton 200

Fidel Velásquez

carton 200

Diego Rivera

carton 200

John Joseph Jova, U.S. Ambassador to Mexico

carton 200

Carlos Fuentes

carton 200

Lea

carton 200

Lucio Cabanas

carton 200

Lázaro Cárdenas

MICRONESIA (F-274)

carton 200

Assorted pre-1978

NETHERLAND ANTILLES (F-277 and part of F-313)

carton 202

General

carton 202

Bank of America reports

carton 202

Politics

carton 202

Tourism

carton 202

Economy

NICARAGUA (F-277 and part of F-313)

Social groups and classes

carton 202

Miskito Indians 1983-1986

carton 202

Paper by Bourgois and Grunberg (in Spanish)

carton 202

General

carton 202

Indigenous peoples (especially Miskitos) 1982

carton 202

Miskitu-Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz manuscript

carton 202

Miskitu in Nicaragua

carton 203

NICARAGUA (F-278)

General

carton 203

Statistics

carton 203

Bibliographies and book reviews

carton 203

Descriptions (including maps)

carton 203

General analysis and commentary 1980-1985

carton 203

History, events and anniversaries 1970-1985

carton 203

Culture

carton 203

National and international media coverage

Economy

carton 203

Effect of Contra War

carton 203

Statistics and economic indicators

carton 203

Regional economic analysis pre-1980

carton 203

Technological development

Government

carton 203

Anastasio Somoza and family

carton 203

Somoza family holdings

carton 203

Domestic affairs 1979-1984

carton 203

Elections and leadership changes pre-1980

carton 203

Legal system

carton 203

Constitution and laws

carton 203

Education and literacy campaign

carton 203

Military and civilian defense

carton 203

Health care

Foreign relations

carton 203

Africa

carton 203

Asia

carton 203

Europe

carton 203

Latin America

NICARAGUA (F-279)

carton 204

Government

Foreign relations

carton 204

U.S. 1980-1986

carton 204

U.S. intervention pre-1970

carton 204

Progressive response to U.S. intervention

carton 204

U.S.S.R.

Political parties and movements

carton 204

Parties

carton 204

Political movements

carton 204

FDN

carton 204

Sandinista Movement 1970-1981

carton 204

Popular insurrection against Somoza

carton 204

Armed confrontation

carton 204

Peaceful confrontation and dialogue

carton 204

Opposition to Sandinistas and Contras

carton 204

Women

carton 204

Business/capitalists/bourgeoisie

carton 204

Children's movement

carton 204

Peasants and farmers

carton 204

Asociación de Trabajadores del Campo

carton 204

Youths and students

carton 204

Immigrant movement

Racial and ethnic minorities

carton 204

Intellectual and professional

carton 204

Workers

Religious groups

carton 204

Catholic Church pre-1980

carton 204

General living conditions

carton 204

Workers

carton 204

Women

carton 204

Children

carton 204

Intellectuals and professionals

carton 204

Foreign visitors and tourists

carton 204

Refugees and political exiles

PANAMA (F-106)

carton 150

General/unsorted 1967-1977

carton 150

Economic policy, Torrijos 1968-1978

carton 150

Economic policy, Robles 1964-1968

carton 150

Economic policy, Chiari 1960-1964

carton 150

Background notes 1970-1974

carton 150

Economic problems 1973

carton 150

Economy of Panama Canal 1973

carton 150

Economy-banking-colón free zone 1964-1974

carton 150

Economics of Panama Canal Zone 1964-1974

carton 150

Torrijos regime 1968-1978

carton 150

Panama coup 1968

carton 150

Suspected American involvement in coup 1968

carton 150

Elections 1968

carton 150

Government policy, Robles 1964-1968

carton 150

Impeachment of Robles 1968

carton 150

Government policy, Chiari 1960-1964

carton 150

Elections 1964

carton 150

Domestic politics 1964-1972

carton 150

Panama-Cuba relations 1974

carton 150

Foreign relations 1964

carton 150

Canal Zone sociology: Zonistas 1960-1975

carton 150

Panama-U.S. relations 1960-1976

carton 150

U.S. interventions 1964-1974

carton 150

U.S. lobby 1974-1975

carton 150

Jimmy Carter's trip to Panama (treaty signing) 1978

carton 150

Negotiations 1977

carton 150

Congressional Record on Panama Canal 1960-1977

carton 150

Negotiations 1963-1977

carton 150

Resistance to Canal Zone 1975

carton 150

Canal Zone and domestic U.S. politics 1964-1976

carton 150

Alternate Canal route plans 1964-1974

carton 150

U.S. editorials on Panama Canal 1964-1975

carton 150

The Left 1964-1973

carton 150

Guerrilla resistance 1969

carton 150

Riots and other protests 1964

carton 150

Asociación Panameña de Sociología 1976-1977

COUNTRY: BOLIVIA (F-105)

carton 149

Unsorted 1967-1977

carton 149

Newsclippings 1952-1956

carton 149

Background notes 1970-1972

carton 149

Bibliography 1968-1972

carton 149

General summaries 1952-1975

carton 149

The arts 1967

carton 149

Agrarian reform 1952-1969

carton 149

Economic statistical indicators 1962-1969

carton 149

CEPCIES report on Bolivian economy 1975

carton 149

Trade and tariff policies 1965-1969

carton 149

Economic policy, Ovando 1969-1970

carton 149

Barrientos economic policy 1964-1969

carton 149

Economic policy, Hugo Banzer Suárez 1971

carton 149

Bank of America man on the spot 1969-1973

carton 149

Economic policy, Hermán Siles Zuazo 1956-1960

carton 149

Currency stabilization 1955-1960

carton 149

Rene Barrientos 1964-1969

carton 149

Juan José Torres 1970-1971

carton 149

Banzer 1971-1978

carton 149

Ovando 1969-1970

carton 149

Siles Salinas 1969

carton 149

Elections 1978

carton 149

Siles Zuazo 1952-1960

carton 149

Mamerto Urriolagoitia 1951

carton 149

Bolivia-U.S. relations 1967-1975

carton 149

Victor Paz Estenssoro 1952-1956

carton 149

Victor Paz Estenssoro 1960-1964

carton 149

General analysis 1965-1972

carton 149

Various political parties 1968-1973

carton 149

M.N.R. 1964-1969

carton 149

Falange Socialista Boliviano 1967-1968

carton 149

Communist Party 1956-1967

carton 149

Chinese Communists 1968

carton 149

Popular Assembly 1971

carton 149

M.I.R. 1973-1974

carton 149

Women 1970-1974

carton 149

Students 1960-1969

carton 149

Mennonites 1968

carton 149

Missionaries 1960-1969

carton 149

The Left 1960-1969

carton 149

Terrorism 1968

carton 149

Bolivia: The Imported

carton 149

Fascism (German radio program) 1972

carton 149

Church 1967-1970

carton 149

E.L.N. 1968-1970

carton 149

Che Guevara

carton 149

Bolivian politics 1968

carton 149

Editorials on Guevara's death 1967

carton 149

Guevara's guerrilla campaign 1967

carton 149

Guevara's diary 1967-1968

carton 149

Debray-capture and trial 1967-1968

carton 149

General 1967

carton 149

Political impact of guerrillas 1960-1969

carton 149

Guerrillas 1967-1968

carton 149

Guerrillas vs. The Bolivian Metaphor 1967

carton 149

Arguedas affair 1967-1968

carton 149

Corruption 1950-1959

carton 149

Exile and support groups 1967-1974

carton 149

Resistencia Boliviana 1975

carton 149

Education 1960-1969

carton 149

Health 1968

carton 149

Social conditions and problems general 1969

PANAMA (F-277 and part of F-313)

carton 202

Congressional Record, regarding Panama Canal 1978

carton 202

Treaties, ratification and voting 1978

carton 202

Arnulfo Arías

carton 202

National Guard

carton 202

Panama Committee on Human Rights

carton 202

Social conditions and classes

carton 202

Reform Church

carton 202

Paper on socio-political structure Indians

carton 202

Panama Canal

PARAGUAY (F-107)

carton 151

Unsorted 1975-1978

carton 151

A.N.P. and newsclippings 1974-1978

carton 151

Background 1971-1972

carton 151

Political economy

carton 151

Economic - Post-expulsion Guaraní paper

carton 151

Policy on press and political climate 1971

carton 151

Resistance movements-peasants-guerrillas 1973

carton 151

Partido Revolutionario Febrerista 1963

carton 151

Armed revolt and state of siege 1967

COUNTRY: PERU

carton 151

Unsorted 1969-1973

carton 151

Art, travel and culture 1961-1976

carton 151

Background articles 1965-1973

carton 151

U.S. Department of Commerce

carton 151

Economic situation in Peru 1965-1970

carton 151

Papers on land tenure and agrarian reform analyses 1970-1973

carton 151

Juan Velasco Alvarado 1968-1975

carton 151

Coup d'etat 1968

carton 151

Fernando Belaunde Terry 1963-1968

carton 151

Beltrán coup crisis and elections 1962-1963

carton 151

Land reform, law and management 1969

carton 151

Foreign relations 1964-1970

carton 151

APRA 1966-1969

carton 151

CCP 1974

carton 151

Guerrillas MIR 1963-1967

carton 151

Guerrillas MIK-FALN 1965

carton 151

Hugo Blanco 1965-1976

carton 151

Peasant revolts 1960-1966

carton 151

The Left 1962-1976

carton 151

Left periodicals 1972-1978

carton 151

Peru paper by Ampuero 1976

PUERTO RICO (F-285 and F-289)

carton 205

Committee for Puerto Rico Decolonization

carton 205

Super port

carton 205

Puerto Rico and Latin America

carton 205

Social conditions

carton 205

The Left

carton 205

P.S.P.

carton 205

History and analysis (the Left)

carton 205

Carta de Puerto Rico

Economics

carton 205

Economic indicators and statistics

carton 205

Luis Ferré and family

carton 205

Policy

carton 205

Carlos Romero Barceló 1977

carton 205

Rafael Hernández Colón 1973-1977

carton 205

Ferré 1969-1973

carton 205

Roberto Sánchez Vilella 1965-1969

carton 205

Luís Muñoz Marín 1948-1964

Government

carton 205

Romero

carton 205

Hernández

carton 205

Ferré

carton 205

Sánchez

carton 205

Muñoz

carton 205

Elections 1968

carton 205

U.S. relations and legal status of Puerto Rico

carton 205

Congressional Record

carton 205

Cuba-Puerto Rico

carton 205

Latin America-Puerto Rico

carton 205

Education

URUGUAY (F-108)

carton 152

Background notes 1970-1972

carton 152

General information 1977

carton 152

Newsclippings (Spanish) 1968

carton 152

General economy 1966-1973

carton 152

Monetary issues 1965-1973

carton 152

Development projects 1973-1977

carton 152

Nationalization 1970-1971

carton 152

Financial scandals 1969-1971

carton 152

Foreign policy 1972-1973

carton 152

Relations with Brazil 1965-1971

carton 152

Vadora 1976

carton 152

Bordaberry 1972-1976

carton 152

Bordaberry-Excelsior articles 1976

carton 152

Elections 1971

carton 152

Pacheco Areco 1968-1972

carton 152

Gestido 1967

carton 152

U.S.-Uruguay relations 1976-1977

carton 152

1966 elections 1966

carton 152

Argentina relations 1968-1969

carton 152

Cuba relations 1964-1976

carton 152

U.S.S.R. bloc relations 1965-1968

carton 152

Politics 1968-1978

carton 152

The Left 1965-1967

carton 152

Tupamaros 1971-1972

carton 152

Tupamaros-history 1970-1973

carton 152

Geoffrey Jackson kidnaping 1973

carton 152

Tupamaros-general 1967-1977

carton 152

Tupamaros-D. Mitrione case

carton 152

Tupamaros-Pereira Reverbel case 1968

carton 152

Tupamaros-S. Rafael case 1969

carton 152

Tupamaros-Raul Sendic 1970

carton 152

Frente Amplio 1969-1970

carton 152

Demonstrations 1964-1968

carton 152

Left literature 1976-1977

carton 152

Nuevo Tiempo 1975

carton 152

Banda Oriental 1975-1977

URUGUAY (F-285 and F-289)

carton 205

Russell Tribunal III

carton 205

Death squads

carton 205

Welfare

carton 205

Students

carton 205

Women

carton 205

Emigration

carton 205

Tupamaros

carton 205

Latifundia and rural conditions

carton 205

Health, hunger and food

VENEZUELA

carton 152

Background notes and miscellaneous 1968-1972

carton 152

U.S. Department of Commerce 1967

carton 152

Overview 1967-1970

carton 152

Analyses 1968-1975

carton 152

Industry 1967-1973

carton 152

Nationalizations 1974-1978

carton 152

Statistics and indicators 1968-1970

carton 152

State of Zulia 1976

carton 152

Politics 1971-1977

carton 152

Andrės Pėrez 1974-1978

carton 152

Caldera 1968-1969

carton 152

Leoni 1964-1969

carton 152

Betancourt 1959-1964

carton 152

Pėrez Jimėnez 1952-1958

carton 152

Foreign relations 1969-1978

carton 152

Foreign relations-Cuba 1967-1969

carton 152

Foreign relations-U.S. 1967-1977

carton 152

Guyana 1968-1969

carton 152

Politics 1963-1971

carton 152

The Left 1968-1974

carton 152

Acción Democrático 1967-1969

carton 152

Cabimas Congress 1970

LATIN AMERICA-Assorted (F-114)

Latin America 1961-1975

carton 157

Latin American and U.S. foreign aid

carton 157

Alliance for Progress 1961-1975

carton 157

Punta del Este 1970-1972

carton 157

World trade 1967-1972

Bolivia

carton 157

Foreign debt 1968-1976

Brazil

carton 157

World Bank press releases on loans 1971

carton 157

Foreign debt 1961-1968

carton 157

Foreign debtand Foreign aid - International Monetary Fund 1967-1971

carton 157

Alliance for Progress 1960-1969

Foreign aid-U.S. 1966-1970

carton 157

Congressional hearings on aid to Brazil 1964-1973

carton 157

Brazil trade 1969-1972

carton 157

Government trade policy 1965-1976

carton 157

Trade -Soviet Bloc 1966-1971

carton 157

Inter-American Development Bank loans to Brazil pre-1972

carton Unknown

Columbia

carton 157

U.S.A.I.D./Alliance for Progress 1961-1977

Dominican Republic

carton 157

U.N. 1965-1966

carton 157

Reports to Security Council 1965-1966

carton 157

Organization of American States and elections 1965-1972

carton 157

O.A.S. minutes 1965

carton 157

Aid fact sheet hearings 1965-1972

carton 157

Aid 1966-1974

carton 157

Community Development Fund and Save the 1975

carton 157

Children

carton 157

U.S.A.I.D.statistics 1974

carton 157

International loans 1968-1976

Ecuador

carton 157

Loans

carton 157

International Finance Corporation

carton 157

International Development Association

carton 157

Export-Import Bank of U.S. 1969-1972

carton 157

World Bank

carton 157

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development 1968-1974

carton 157

Inter-American Development Bank 1965-1976

carton 157

Balance of payments/International Monetary Fund report 1969-1970

Mexico

carton 157

Currency devaluation 1973-1976

carton 157

Public sector debt 1976-1977

carton 157

O.A.S. report on economy 1975

carton 157

O.A.S. study on development 1974

Panama

carton 157

United Nations 1973-1974

carton 157

I.B.R.D. loans to Mexico 1957-1975

carton 157

Foreign debt 1976-1977

carton 157

Balance of trade 1976-1977

carton 157

Foreign debt 1966-1977

carton 157

Loans and investments 1975-1977

carton 157

O.A.S. CEPCIES economic report 1975

Paraguay

carton 157

I.M.F. reports on crises 1969-1977

carton 157

CEPCIES Reports

carton 157

O.A.S. C.I.A.P 1971-1975

Peru

carton 157

I.D.F. field reports 1964-1967

Venezuela

carton 157

Trade and debt 1968-1973

LATIN AMERICA-Assorted (F-272)

carton 197

Unsorted

carton 197

The church

carton 198

Andean countries 1981

carton 198

Southern Cone countries 1977-1981

Social

carton 198

Urban

carton 198

Rural

carton 198

Population

carton 198

Social conditions

carton 198

Housing

Human rights

carton 198

Torture and repression

carton 198

O.A.S.

carton 198

Communist Party

carton 198

Student resistance

Social groups

carton 198

Native Americans

carton 198

Women

carton 198

Russell Tribunal

Other subject vertical files 1960-2000

AGRIBUSINESS

AGRIBUSINESS (F-196-F-198)

carton 175

Assorted 1960-1985

carton 176

Latin America and the U.S. 1960-1985

carton 177

Food aid

carton 177

Food as a political weapon

carton 177

Morissy-Agricultural Modernization through Production Contracting-Mexico and Central America

carton 177

California 1966-1982

carton 177

New Melones Dam (and other dams) 1968-1983

carton 177

Bananas

carton 177

Beef

carton 177

Latin America

carton 177

Brazil

carton 177

Costa Rica

carton 177

North America

carton 177

Citrus

carton 177

Cocoa

carton 177

Coffee

AGRIBUSINESS (F-199)

carton 178

Cotton

carton 178

Dairy: Latin America

carton 178

Fish: Brazil

carton 178

Fish: Cuba

carton 178

Fish: Peru

carton 178

Grain: Cost-price squeeze

carton 178

Grain: Supply

carton 178

Grain: Corn

carton 178

Grain: Soybeans

carton 178

Grain: Wheat

carton 178

Grain: Storage elevators

carton 178

Grain: Exchanges

carton 178

Grain: Farmers

carton 178

Grain: Distribution/transportation

carton 178

Grain: Small business problems

carton 178

Grain: Trade

carton 178

Grain: Exports

carton 178

Grain: Export structure

carton 178

Grain: Asia

carton 178

Grain: China

carton 178

Grain: India

carton 178

Grain: Soviet Union 1972-1983

carton 178

Grain: Poland

carton 178

Grain: U.S.-Soviet investigation 1972-1973

carton 178

Grain: Reserves

carton 178

Grain: International Wheat Council

carton 178

Grain: Price stabilization

carton 178

Grain: Exports and domestic imports

carton 178

Grain: Export cartel

carton 178

Grain: Export subsidies

carton 178

Grain: Grain reserve policy

carton 178

Grain: C.I.E.P. report

carton 178

Grain: Food aid, Public Law 480

carton 178

Grain: Food aid in Guatemala

carton 178

Grain: U.S. grain program in South Korea

carton 178

Grain: N.A.C.L.A.-U.S. grain arsenal

carton 178

Grain: National Grain Board

carton 178

Grain: Federal Grain Inspection Service scandals 1974-1976

AGRIBUSINESS (F-200)

carton 179

Land reform in rural America

carton 179

Theory

carton 179

World hunger

carton 179

Politics of food

carton 179

Triage

carton 179

Expansion

carton 179

Analysis

carton 179

Farm size relation

carton 179

A Time to Choose

carton 179

Farm Structure Project 1980

carton 179

Structure of American agribusiness

carton 179

Futures market 1965-1985

carton 179

Trade-imports and exports 1971-1985

carton 179

Farm bills and legislation 1971-1985

carton 180

Copper: Expropriation and legal issues

carton 180

Copper: Chile

carton 180

Automotive industry

carton 180

Fishing

carton 180

Peace Corps

carton 180

New plants

carton 180

Oil industry

carton 180

Nitrates

carton 180

Steel

carton 180

Pulp and Paper Company and Laja Crown, S.A.

carton 180

Technological Dependence, by Daniel Zuch

carton 180

Miners and mining sector

carton 180

Papelera 1970-1974

carton 180

U.S. corporations and Chile

carton 180

U.S.-Chile trade

carton 180

U.S. investments in Chile

carton 180

Media treatment of Chile

carton 180

Chilean media

carton 180

United States

carton 180

Investment

carton 180

Involvement in coup

carton 180

Involvement in torture

carton 180

Involvement in anti-Allende organizing and coup Political papers and other U.S. Department of Defense research

carton 180

C.I.A. in Chile

carton 180

U.S. police training

carton 180

U.S.-Chile military ties 1976-1977

carton 180

AFL-CIO

carton 180

U.S. arms sales 1965-1973

carton 180

Foreign investments, non-U.S. 1970-1980

carton 180

German investments in Chile

carton 180

U.S. Agency for International Development

carton 180

General

carton 180

Export-Import Bank

carton 180

IMF

carton 180

Socialist nations

carton 180

Inter-American Development Bank

carton 180

World Bank group

carton 180

Chile-American Institute for Free Labor Development

carton 180

Earthquakes and relief aid 1960-1966

carton 180

Non-U.S. aid 1974

carton 180

Multilateral banks

carton 180

American Institute for Free Labor Development-post coup

carton 180

Brazilian aid

carton 180

Inter-American Development Bank

carton 180

World Bank-post coup

carton 180

Chile-International Development Foundation

carton 180

Overseas Private Investment Corporation

carton 180

OPIC investment guarantees

carton 180

Foreign investments

carton 180

Investment code

AGRICULTURE BUSINESS (F-350)

carton 225

Bibliography

carton 225

Book reviews

carton 225

Glossary of agribusiness terms

carton 225

Research and development

carton 225

Land grant universities

carton 225

Seed research and development

carton 225

Protein research

carton 225

Genetic engineering and biotechnology

carton 225

Ice-minus bacteria

carton 225

Seed patents and monopolies

carton 225

Exotic crops

carton 225

Green revolution

carton 225

Analyses and studies

carton 225

Germ plasm study

carton 225

Productivity

carton 225

Techniques

carton 225

Food processing

carton 225

Canning

carton 225

Dehydration

carton 225

Freezing

carton 225

Irradiation

carton 225

Marketing

carton 225

Concentration

carton 225

Structure of agriculture

carton 225

Census of agriculture

carton 225

Family farms

carton 225

Southern Black farmers

carton 225

Corporate farms

carton 225

Criticism

carton 225

Analyses and reports

carton 225

Cooperatives

carton 225

Futures market

carton 225

Prices

carton 225

Farm income

carton 225

Cost-price squeeze

carton 225

Parity

carton 225

Trading volume

carton 225

Trading participants

carton 225

Farmers

carton 225

Exchanges

carton 225

Foreigners

AGRICULTURE BUSINESS (F-351)

carton 226

Information

carton 226

Speculation

carton 226

Winners and losers

carton 226

Processing

carton 226

Convenience

carton 226

Diet foods

carton 226

Fortified

carton 226

Health and natural foods

carton 226

Pet food

carton 226

Advertising

carton 226

Third World marketing

carton 226

Infant formula

carton 226

Baby food

carton 226

Boycott

carton 226

Distribution

carton 226

Analyses and reports

carton 226

Alternative marketing

carton 226

Trade

carton 226

Imports

carton 226

Exports

carton 226

Asia 1986

carton 226

China 1986

carton 226

Japan 1986

carton 226

Europe 1986

carton 226

Latin America 1986

carton 226

Middle East 1986

carton 226

Analysis

carton 226

Finance

carton 226

Profits

carton 226

Farm economy

carton 226

Rural economy

carton 226

Debt

carton 226

Agricultural loans from banks

carton 226

Legislation and administration

carton 226

Farm bills and subsidies

carton 226

Farm bills

carton 226

Family farm legislation 1986

carton 226

Administration policy

carton 226

Export foreign policy

carton 226

Food aid policy 1986

carton 226

Food as a weapon

carton 226

Farm policy: analyses and criticism

carton 226

Export aid policy

carton 226

Politics and failure of food aid

carton 226

Regulation

carton 226

Antitrust

carton 226

Commodity Futures Trading Commission

carton 226

Criticism

carton 226

U.S. Food and Drug Administration

carton 226

Food label regulation

AGRICULTURE BUSINESS (F-352)

carton 227

Packaging regulation

carton 227

Food additive regulation

carton 227

Contamination of food

carton 227

U.S. Federal Trade Commission

carton 227

U.S. Department of Agriculture

carton 227

Secretary of Agriculture Clayton Yeutter 1989

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Appointments

carton 227

Budget

carton 227

Policy

carton 227

Marketing orders

carton 227

Agencies

carton 227

Agriculture information

carton 227

Agriculture stabilization

carton 227

Commodity Credit Corporation

carton 227

Export credit and barter

carton 227

Farmers Home Administration

carton 227

Federal Crop Insurance Corporation

carton 227

Foreign Agriculture Service

carton 227

Crop Reporting Board

carton 227

Soil Conservation Service

carton 227

Farm Credit System

carton 227

Programs

carton 227

Domestic food aid and nutrition

carton 227

Nutrition programs

carton 227

Food stamps

carton 227

Junk food

carton 227

Criticism of agency

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Trade associations/farm groups/food organizations

carton 227

Industrial associations

carton 227

Agribusiness lobby

carton 227

Agribusiness Council

carton 227

Agricultural Development Council

carton 227

Agro-Dynamica

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National Futures Association

carton 227

U.S. Farmers Association

carton 227

Western Growers Association

carton 227

American Agricultural Movement

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A.A.M. protest 1977-1978

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Farm Bureau

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Future Farmers of America

carton 227

National Farmers Organization

carton 227

National Farmers Union

carton 227

National Land for People

carton 227

Rural America

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Bread for the World

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California Food Policy Coalition

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Cornucopia Project

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Hunger Project

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Institute for Food and Development Policy pre-1991

AGRICULTURE BUSINESS (F-353)

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International Food Policy Research

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Overseas Development Council

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OXFAM

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World Hunger Action

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Food movement-geographic

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Third World

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Africa

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Chad

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Ethiopia

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Kenya

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Mozambique

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Nigeria

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The Sahel

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South Africa

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Sudan

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Tanzania

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Zimbabwe

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Asia

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Bangladesh

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China

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India

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Indonesia

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Japan

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Pakistan

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Philippines

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Thailand

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Vietnam

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Australia and New Zealand

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Europe

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Britain

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France

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Germany

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Hungary

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Poland

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U.S.S.R.

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Middle East

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Egypt

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Iran

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Latin America

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Argentina

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Brazil

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Chile

carton 228

El Salvador

carton 228

Honduras

carton 228

Mexico

carton 228

Nicaragua

carton 228

Panama

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Paraguay

AGRICULTURE BUSINESS (F-354)

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Peru

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Canada

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United States

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California

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San Francisco Bay Area

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Consumers' issues

carton 229

Nutrition

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Changing diets

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Junk food

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Overnutrition and waste

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Malnutrition

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Hunger in California

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Hunger in the San Francisco Bay Area

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Food safety

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Food labeling

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Non-government food aid

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Environment and natural resources

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Weather: Climate change

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Weather: Drought

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Land: Ownership

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Land: Foreign ownership

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Land: Value

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Land: Land use

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Land: California land use

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Land: Desertification

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Land: Soil erosion

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Land: Land reform

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Water and groundwater

AGRICULTURE BUSINESS (F-355)

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California water

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Central Valley Project

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Westlands

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Kesterson Reservoir and San Luis Drain

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New Melones Dam and other dams

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Native American water rights

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Northern California water

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Groundwater

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Water quality

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Water districts

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Contra Costa Water District

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Water policy

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State Water Project

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Peripheral Canal 1983-1989

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State and federal overlap

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Water reform

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Sacramento River Delta

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Los Angeles Water and Power

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Mono Lake

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Owens Valley

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Water in the United Kingdom

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Crops and products

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Almonds

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Apples and Alar

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Asparagus

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Avocados

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Bananas

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Marketing and trade

carton 230

Latin America

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Costa Rica

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Ecuador

carton 230

Honduras

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Panama

AGRICULTURE BUSINESS (F-356)

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Beef

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Meat packing

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Finance

carton 231

Legislation

carton 231

Regulation

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Hormones

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Nitrite regulation

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Trade associations and lobbies

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Geography

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Asia

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Argentina

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Honduras

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Nicaragua

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Consumer issues

carton 231

Prices

carton 231

Boycotts

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Environment

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Effects of cattle industry on tropics 1980

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Beer

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Small breweries

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Advertising

carton 231

Trade

carton 231

Finance

carton 231

Legislation and administration

carton 231

Regulation

carton 231

Antitrust

carton 231

Geography

carton 231

Consumer issues

carton 231

Crops and products

carton 231

Cherries

carton 231

Citrus

carton 231

Cocoa

carton 231

Coffee

carton 231

Marketing

carton 231

Concentrations

carton 231

Futures market

carton 231

Advertising

carton 231

Trade

carton 231

Imports

carton 231

International coffee agreement

carton 231

Profits

carton 231

Legislation and administration

carton 231

Regulation

carton 231

Trade lobby

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International Coffee Association

carton 231

Africa

carton 231

Costa Rica

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Mexico

carton 231

Consumer issues

carton 231

Health effects

carton 231

Boycotts

carton 231

Environment

carton 231

Dairy

carton 231

Marketing

carton 231

Concentration

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Prices and income

carton 231

Trade

carton 231

Imports

carton 231

Finance

carton 231

Legislation and administration

carton 231

Subsidies

carton 231

Regulations

carton 231

Lobby and industry association

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Nicaragua

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Peru

carton 231

United States

carton 231

Consumer issues

carton 231

Environment

carton 231

Dates

AGRICULTURE BUSINESS (F-357)

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Feed (animal)

carton 232

Fish

carton 232

Fish farms and aquaculture

carton 232

Marketing

carton 232

Concentration

carton 232

Cost of production

carton 232

Trade

carton 232

Finance

carton 232

Legislation and administration

carton 232

200-mile limit/fish wars/regulation

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Native Americans and treaty rights

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Vietnamese fishermen

carton 232

Porpoise protection

carton 232

Gill nets

carton 232

Geography

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Asia

carton 232

Japan

carton 232

Europe

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Soviet Union

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Latin America

carton 232

Mexico

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California

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Consumer issues

carton 232

Environment

carton 232

International whaling ban

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Flowers

carton 232

Fruit

carton 232

Garlic

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Grain, corn and beans

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Research and development

carton 232

Marketing

carton 232

Corn

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Soybeans

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Wheat

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Concentration and structure

carton 232

Cooperatives

carton 232

Processors

carton 232

Futures

carton 232

Surplus

carton 232

Storage elevators

carton 232

Futures trading participants

carton 232

Crop forecasting

carton 232

Satellites

carton 232

Export reporting

carton 232

Trading abuses

carton 232

Processing

carton 232

Cereals

carton 232

Alternative markets

carton 232

Critical analyses

carton 232

Trade

carton 232

Imports

carton 232

Exports

carton 232

Exports by region and country

carton 232

Africa

carton 232

Japan

carton 232

Taiwan

carton 232

Europe

carton 232

Soviet Union 1983-1984

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Soviet boycott and moratorium 1974-1975

AGRICULTURE BUSINESS FILES (F-358)

carton 233

Eastern Europe

carton 233

Latin America

carton 233

Mexico

carton 233

Middle East

carton 233

International grain and corn reserves

carton 233

Exports and domestic impact

carton 233

Finance

carton 233

Profits

carton 233

Debt

carton 233

Legislation and administration

carton 233

Subsidies

carton 233

Corn

carton 233

Wheat

carton 233

Acreage reduction

carton 233

United States policies

carton 233

Criticism

carton 233

Export policy

carton 233

Food as a weapon

carton 233

Embargo 1980-1981

carton 233

Embargo criticism and analyses

carton 233

Regulation

carton 233

Antitrust

carton 233

Cereal antitrust

carton 233

Farmers Home Administration

carton 233

Federal Trade Commission cereal advertising

carton 233

U.S. Department of Agriculture

carton 233

Trade associations

carton 233

Commodity Credit Corporation

carton 233

Lobby and trade association

carton 233

American Feed Manufacturing Association

carton 233

American Institute of Baking

carton 233

American Soybean Association

carton 233

National Corn Growers Association

carton 233

National Grain and Feed Association

carton 233

North American Grain Export Association

carton 233

Africa

carton 233

Asia

carton 233

China

carton 233

India

carton 233

Australia

carton 233

Europe

carton 233

Soviet Union

carton 233

European Economic Community policy

carton 233

Latin America

carton 233

Argentina

carton 233

Brazil

carton 233

Mexico

carton 233

North America

carton 233

San Francisco Bay Area

carton 233

Consumer issues

carton 233

Environment

carton 233

Weather

carton 233

Grapes

carton 233

Honey

carton 233

Ice cream

carton 233

Jute

carton 233

Kiwi fruit

carton 233

Lettuce

carton 233

Liquor

carton 233

Marketing issues

carton 233

Concentration

carton 233

Advertising

carton 233

Trade

carton 233

Legislation and administration

carton 233

Regulation

carton 233

Trade associations

carton 233

Consumer issues

carton 233

Livestock

carton 233

Maple syrup

carton 233

Marijuana

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Oregon

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California

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Meat

carton 233

Molasses

carton 233

Mushrooms

carton 233

Nuts

carton 233

Olives

carton 233

Oranges

carton 233

Palm Oil

carton 233

Peaches

carton 233

Peanuts

AGRICULTURE BUSINESS (F-359)

carton 234

Pineapple

carton 234

Popcorn

carton 234

Pork

carton 234

Potatoes

carton 234

Poultry and eggs

carton 234

Raisins

carton 234

Rice-California

carton 234

Seaweed

carton 234

Sheep

carton 234

Soft drinks

carton 234

Spices

carton 234

Strawberries

carton 234

Sugar

carton 234

Bibliography

carton 234

Research and development

carton 234

Substitutes

carton 234

Fructose/corn sweetener

carton 234

Xylitol

carton 234

Marketing

carton 234

Futures

carton 234

Prices

carton 234

Supply

carton 234

Cost of production

carton 234

Trade

carton 234

Imports

carton 234

Quotas

carton 234

South Africa

carton 234

International sugar agreement

carton 234

Finance and profits

carton 234

Legislation and administration

carton 234

Subsidies and beneficiaries

carton 234

Investigations and regulation

carton 234

Antitrust and price fixing

carton 234

U.S. Food and Drug Administration

carton 234

Cyclamate ban 1969

carton 234

Environmental Protection Agency

carton 234

Trade and lobby associations

carton 234

California Beet Growers Association

carton 234

Sugar Association, Inc.

carton 234

Sugar Information, Inc.

carton 234

United States Beet Sugar Association

carton 234

Foreign sugar lobby

carton 234

South African lobby

carton 234

Africa

carton 234

Asia

carton 234

Philippines

carton 234

Australia

carton 234

Europe

carton 234

Britain

carton 234

France

carton 234

Latin America

carton 234

Bolivia

carton 234

Brazil

carton 234

Colombia

carton 234

Cuba

carton 234

Dominican Republic

carton 234

Ecuador

carton 234

Guatemala

carton 234

Honduras

carton 234

Mexico

carton 234

Peru

carton 234

Puerto Rico

carton 234

Central America

carton 234

North America

carton 234

Canada

carton 234

California

carton 234

Florida

carton 234

Hawaii

carton 234

Consumer issues

carton 234

Nutrition

carton 234

Retail prices

carton 234

Industrial consumers

carton 234

Candy and gum industry

carton 234

Sunflowers

carton 234

Tea

carton 234

Tobacco: Research

carton 234

Tobacco: Marketing

carton 234

Tobacco: Concentration

AGRICULTURE BUSINESS (F-360)

carton 235

Tobacco: Structural transition

carton 235

Tobacco: Prices

carton 235

Tobacco: Diversification

carton 235

Tobacco: Advertising

carton 235

Tobacco: Low tar brands

carton 235

Tobacco: Trade

carton 235

Tobacco: Imports

carton 235

Tobacco: Exports

carton 235

Tobacco: Finance

carton 235

Tobacco: Profits

carton 235

Tobacco: legislation and administration

carton 235

Tobacco: Subsidies

carton 235

Tobacco: Regulation

carton 235

Tobacco: Tax

carton 235

Tobacco: Federal Trade Commission

carton 235

Tobacco: Advertising ban 1971

carton 235

Tobacco: Trade associations and lobbying

carton 235

Tobacco: Tobacco Institute

carton 235

Tobacco: Europe

carton 235

Tobacco: Britain

carton 235

Tobacco: Latin America

carton 235

Tobacco: Cuba

carton 235

Tobacco: California

carton 235

Tobacco: Consumer issues

carton 235

Tobacco: Anti-smoking campaigns

carton 235

Tobacco: Health effects

carton 235

Tobacco: Environment

carton 235

Tobacco: Snuff

carton 235

Tobacco: Smokeless cigarettes

carton 235

Tobacco: Cigars

carton 235

Tobacco: Tobacco suits-testimony regarding liability

carton 235

Tobacco: Quitting

carton 235

Tomatoes: Research and development

carton 235

Tomatoes: Mechanization

carton 235

Tomatoes: Processing

carton 235

Tomatoes: Marketing issues

carton 235

Tomatoes: Trade

carton 235

Tomatoes: Regulation

carton 235

Tomatoes: Trade associations and lobbying

carton 235

Tomatoes: Consumer issues

carton 235

Vegetables

carton 235

Oils

carton 235

Water-bottled and filtered

carton 235

Watermelon

carton 235

Wine industry: U.S. 1983-1988

carton 235

Light wines and coolers: California 1983-1988

carton 235

Foreign wines

AIDS (F-325-F-328, F-543) 1980-1990

carton 221

And the Band Played On 1980-1990

carton 221

San Jose Mercury articles on AIDS 1980-1990

carton 221

Masters and Johnson book and reactions 1980-1990

carton 221

Statistics 1980-1990

carton 221

Bibliographies 1980-1990

carton 221

Cartoons 1980-1990

carton 221

Government policy 1980-1990

carton 221

U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 221

Government brochures 1980-1990

carton 221

Reagan panel 1980-1990

carton 221

U.S. National Institutes of Health 1980-1990

carton 221

U.S. National AIDS Commission 1980-1990

carton 221

U.S. Justice Department 1980-1990

carton 221

Laws and regulations 1980-1990

carton 221

AIDS testing and privacy issues 1980-1990

carton 221

Insurance issues 1980-1990

carton 221

Blood banks and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 221

Immigrants and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 221

Research 1980-1990

carton 221

Origin of the disease 1980-1990

carton 221

Transmission and spread 1980-1990

carton 222

Spread of disease 1980-1990

carton 222

French-American scientific controversy 1980-1990

carton 222

Research funding 1980-1990

carton 222

Government 1980-1990

carton 222

Private 1980-1990

carton 222

Vaccines 1980-1990

carton 222

Drug research 1980-1990

carton 222

Compound Q 1980-1990

carton 222

Research-profits and stocks 1980-1990

carton 222

Treatment and costs 1980-1990

carton 222

Education 1980-1990

carton 222

Education in schools 1980-1990

carton 222

Condoms as AIDS prevention 1980-1990

carton 222

Special groups 1980-1990

carton 222

Prisoners and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 222

Women and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 222

Children and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 223

Minorities and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 223

AIDS in colleges 1980-1990

carton 223

Homeless and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 223

Teenagers and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 223

Intravenous drug users and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 223

Needle exchange programs for AIDS prevention 1980-1990

carton 223

AIDS in the workplace 1980-1990

carton 223

Military and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 223

U.S. State Department and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 223

Fire, police and trauma workers and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 223

Health care workers and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 223

Social context 1980-1990

carton 223

Polls and public opinion on AIDS 1980-1990

carton 223

Social atmosphere 1980-1990

carton 223

What to do 1980-1990

carton 223

Morality, ethics and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 223

Impact on sexual revolution 1980-1990

carton 223

Impact on elections 1980-1990

carton 223

Catholic Church and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 223

Right wing and AIDS 1980-1990

carton 223

Press coverage of AIDS 1980-1990

carton 223

California 1980-1990

carton 223

San Francisco Bay Area 1980-1990

carton 224

San Francisco Bay Area 1980-1990

carton 224

Statistics 1980-1990

carton 224

Regulation 1980-1990

carton 224

Treatment and funding 1980-1990

carton 224

Insurance issues 1980-1990

carton 224

Testing 1980-1990

carton 224

Blood banks 1980-1990

carton 224

AIDS Vigil 1980-1990

carton 224

AIDS Quilt 1980-1990

carton 224

Needle exchange program 1980-1990

carton 224

Shanti Project 1980-1990

carton 224

Concord anti-discrimination law 1980-1990

carton 224

Fight Back Against AIDS 1980-1990

carton 224

New York 1980-1990

carton 224

Africa 1980-1990

carton 224

Asia 1980-1990

carton 224

Philippines 1980-1990

carton 224

Europe 1980-1990

carton 224

Great Britain 1980-1990

carton 224

Latin America 1980-1990

carton 224

Middle East 1980-1990

carton 224

Soviet Union 1980-1990

carton 279

Research 1990-2000

carton 279

Latin America and Caribbean 1990-2000

BLACKS (F-640) 1960-1989

carton 275

Special reports, serials and multiple-issue articles 1967-1980

carton 275

Special reports, series on the isolation of Black Miami 1983

carton 275

Economic conditions of Blacks 1967-1980

carton 275

Blacks and corporations

carton 275

Book reviews

carton 275

Black culture

carton 275

Art

carton 275

Literature

carton 275

Music

carton 275

Theater

carton 275

Black history 1980

carton 275

Domestic policies

carton 275

Jobs and job aid (affirmative action)

carton 275

Civil rights legislation

carton 275

Antebellum period

carton 275

Reconstruction

carton 275

Blacks in Nixon Administration 1969

carton 275

Black Nationalists (Delaney and Garvey)

carton 275

Integrationist personalities (Douglas, Dubois and Lewis)

carton 275

Economic conditions 1980

carton 275

Economic policies-ghetto aid 1966-1970

carton 275

Presidential policies-Blacks

carton 275

Reagan 1980

carton 275

Carter

carton 275

Nixon

carton 275

Black groups-children

carton 275

Black electoral politics 1980

carton 275

Blacks and the judicial system 1967-1989

carton 275

Discrimination 1976-1983

carton 275

Integration

carton 275

Atlanta-missing and murdered children 1978-1983

carton 275

Civil rights

carton 275

Black Power 1967-1982

carton 275

March on Washington (20th Anniversary) 1983

carton 275

Montgomery church bombing

carton 275

Montgomery and Selma

carton 275

Greensboro and Mississippi Freedom Summer

carton 275

National Black Convention (Hatcher and Stokes) 1972-1974

carton 275

Other protests

carton 275

Riots 1968-1969

carton 275

Protest activity

carton 275

Black leaders

carton 275

Freedom Summer killings in Philadelphia, Mississippi

carton 275

Evaluations of Civil Rights Movement's gains 1968-1985

carton 275

Rosa Parks and Emmett Till-30 years later

carton 275

Black electoral politics 1967-1979

carton 275

Civil Rights Movement 1980-1985

carton 261

CALIFORNIA STATE GOVERNMENT (F-505) 1980-1999

carton 262

CALIFORNIA: RODNEY KING VERDICT AND THE LOS ANGELES RIOTS (F-589) 1981-1999

carton 263

CALIFORNIA: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (F-598 and F-602) 1960-1999

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CALIFORNIA: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA: disinvestment and Lawrence Livermore Lab (F-639 and F-644) 1970-1999

carton 265

CALIFORNIA: CALIFORNIA POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS (F-211) 1960-1989

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CALIFORNIA: TOXICS: California (F-266) 1970-1989

CENTRAL AMERICA AND CUBA (F-622) 1960-1989

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Assorted

GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS-HUMAN RIGHTS (F-612) 1970-1990

carton 277

Assorted

IMMIGRATION (F-163)

carton 171

U.S. right-wing pressure on immigration

carton 171

Zero Population Growth-anti-immigration propaganda

carton 171

Centro de Imigración Congress update

carton 171

Bay Area Committee on Immigration-immigrants' rights

carton 171

Bibliography on immigration and related Issues

carton 171

A.C.L.U. Report on Immigration and Immigration Rights Organizations

carton 171

C.A.S.A., H.G.T. and immigration rights organizations

carton 171

Latin American Union for Civil Rights, pamphlets on

carton 171

immigration

carton 171

Amnesty

carton 171

Greater Los Angeles Community Action Agency-position paper on immigration reform

carton 171

B.A.C.I. fact sheets on Carter Plan and undocumented workers

carton 171

National Coalition for Fair Immigration Laws and Practices

carton 171

Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund on immigration

carton 171

S.W.P. on immigration, International Committee on Immigration

carton 171

Bernard, William S., Economic Effects of Immigration

carton 171

Bach, Robert, Mexican Immigration and the American State 1977

carton 171

Cisneros, Arroyo, Quiñones, Prelude to the Future: Past and Present of Mexican Workers North of the Río Bravo 1900-1975

carton 171

Briggs, Vernon M., Illegal Aliens: The Need for a More Restrictive Border Policy

carton 171

Bustamente, J., Toward the Analysis and Prognosis of Political Implications of Mexican Undocumented Immigrants

carton 171

Bustamente, Antonio, Rios, Mexicans in the U.S. and the National Question

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Bustamente, Jorge, Migration and Suggestions for U.S.-Mexico Bilateral Cooperation

carton 171

Cárdenas, Public Data on Mexican Immigration into U.S.

carton 171

Castells, Manuel, Immigrant Workers and Class Struggle in Advanced Capitalism: Western Europe 1975

carton 171

Center for Immigration Studies

carton 171

California Conference on Immigration and Public Policy

carton 171

Clark, V., immigration article

carton 171

Clements, Norris, Institutional Responses to Recent Border Problems 1978

carton 171

Committee on Chicano Rights-position paper on undocumented aliens

carton 171

Cornelius, W., Illegal Immigration to U.S.: Recent Research Findings and Policy Implications

carton 171

Cornelius, W., Mexican Immigration to U.S. from RuralSending Communities 1978

carton 171

Dinerman, Patterns of Adaptation of Migrants from Michoacán, Mexico

carton 171

Estrada, Cárdenas, Griego, Measuring the Volume and Social Impact of Undocumented Immigration 1978

carton 171

La Espalda Mojada

carton 171

Fogel, W.M., Institute of Industrial Relations paper on illegal aliens 1977-1978

carton 171

Foreign labor and foreign Investment

carton 171

Flores, Esteban, articles on Chicanos and immigration

carton 171

Galarza, Ernesto, Perspectivas para una política de

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La emigración indocumentada mexicana a Los Estados Unidos: problemática general y soluciones alternativas

carton 171

Guzmán, Ralph, Forced Repatriation as a Final Policy of Illegal Immigration, a Historical Perspective Immigration history

carton 171

Hamilton, William H., Trajectory towards Crisis in U.S.-Mexican Border Relations

carton 171

Jenkins, Craig, The Demand for Immigrant Workers: Labor Scarcity or Social Control?

carton 171

L.A.P.D. Illegal Alien Committee: The Illegal Alien Problem and Its Impact on Los Angeles Police Department, Resources Immigration Conference 1977

carton 171

McDowell, Jean, position paper on immigration reform

carton 171

N.A.C.L.A., articles and pamphlets on immigration

carton 171

National Council of Churches of Christ announcement of consultation on overstayed and undocumented workers

carton 171

Mexican press on immigration and braceros

carton 171

O'Conner, Jim, Capital Accumulation, Class Struggle, Worker Immigration

carton 171

Piore, Michael, The Illegal Alien Debate Misses the Boat 1978

carton 171

Shanin, Teodor, The Peasants are Coming: Migrants Who Labor, Peasants who Travel, and Marxists who Write

carton 171

Catholic Agitator, articles on undocumented workers

carton 171

Orange County Report: The Economic Impact of Undocumented Immigrants on Public Health Services 1978

carton 171

North, David S., Role of Illegal Aliens in U.S. Labor Market

carton 171

Rand Corp.: The Chicano/Illegal Alien Civil Liberties Interface 1977

carton 171

Sommers, Joe, Damning the Migrant Labor System

carton 171

Notes for Tendencia democrática

carton 171

General introduction

carton 171

C.F.E. notes

carton 171

Revolutionary nationalism

carton 171

Original draft for staff

carton 171

Notes for Section III on Labor Insurgency of 1970s and History of C.T.M.

IRAN CONTRA

IRAN CONTRA ( F-619)

carton 268

Chronologies

carton 268

Books, movies and tapes

carton 268

Beginning of scandal

carton 268

Investigations

carton 268

U.S. Department of Justice and the F.B.I.

carton 268

Tower Commission

carton 268

Special Counsel Walsh

carton 269

Lawyers

carton 269

Legality, impeachment and immunity

carton 269

Summaries of investigations

carton 269

Money transfers

carton 269

Arms sales

carton 269

Albert Hakim

IRAN CONTRA (F-596)

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White House

carton 270

C.I.A.

carton 270

IRAN CONTRA (F-604)

carton 270

National Security Council

carton 270

McFarlane

carton 270

Poindexter

carton 270

Carlucci

carton 270

North

carton 270

U.S. State Department

IRAN CONTRA (F-613)

carton 271

Media coverage and opinion

carton 272

Iran Contra and foreign countries

carton 272

Contra connection-Jack Terrell

carton 272

Contras and drugs

carton 272

Christic Institute case

carton 272

Peter Dale Scott

carton 272

Dan Sheehan, Christic Institute RICO affidavit

carton 272

Christic Instititute Contragate material

carton 272

Joan Didion's Miami article

carton 272

Irangate and Canada

carton 272

Irangate and Israel

carton 272

Irangate and Iran

carton 272

Pardons

IRAN CONTRA ( F-627)

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Assorted

MEXICO BORDER (F-185-F-186)

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Investments in Nuevo León

carton 173

U.S.-Mexico border policies

carton 173

Mexican-American Review: Foreign Investment and Development in Mexico 1975

carton 173

Management training in Mexico

carton 173

Analysis 1974

carton 173

Political power of multinationals

carton 173

History of border

carton 173

The Borderlands 1980

carton 173

Bustamante papers on maquiladoras

carton 173

Maquiladoras post-1975

carton 173

Border newsletter notes

carton 173

Presentation on border

carton 173

Mike Van Waas correspondence, BIPCONF

carton 173

Mitchell-Preliminary Report on Impact of Twin Plant Industry on Border 1978

carton 173

Correspondence, Mexicali Project

carton 173

Center for International Business

carton 173

Runaways: U.S. Calsor response post 1975

carton 173

R. Fernández

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Maquiladoras

carton 173

Border rewrites

carton 173

Non-maquiladora border investment

carton 173

CIDE on maquiladoras

carton 173

Corporate runaways

carton 173

Border culture

carton 173

Mattil

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Study 77, Mexico's Twin Plant Program 1977

carton 173

ISLA update notes

carton 173

U.S. Customs and the BIP

carton 173

Runaway shops

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Colorado River salinity in Mexicali

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Smuggling of art treasures

carton 173

U.S.-Mexico border area

carton 173

Socio-economic conditions on the border

carton 173

U.S. border agreements

carton 173

R. Fernández

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Border

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Immigration census and statistics

carton 174

Hage, G.H., Illegal Immigration Equation

carton 174

Illegal immigration and welfare

carton 174

Immigration policy

carton 174

Illegal aliens

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Attwood, William

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Immigration information sources

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I.N.S. before Leonel J. Castillo 1977

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Marshall immigration report to the president 1977

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Immigration

carton 174

Illegal Migrant Council

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J.T. Rehbock

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Roberto Castañeda, La revolución necesaria

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Contraband

carton 174

Clement, N., U.S.-Mexico Relations, the Role of California

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Mise overview articles

carton 174

AFSC position paper on Mexico 1975

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La Prensa

carton 174

Golden Ghetto

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RIVS, La ocupación military de Mėxico Sin San Fronteras, reprinted in 1974

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Mexico Project/FBI-CIA articles on Golden Ghetto

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OAXTEPEC 75: papers on imperialism in Latin America

carton 174

Bourgeois response to border crises

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Chamizal Dispute between Mexico and U.S.

carton 174

U.C. suit

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Cres Project on Capital Accumulation in U.S. and Super Exploitation of Mexican Workers

carton 174

Imperialism in Mexico, by S. Hernández

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Constitution of old unions

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Transitional Aspects of Multinational Firms in LatinAmerica, by Alfred Hagan

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Comic books, magazines and pamphlets

carton 174

MAPA: A Portrait of California Power, San Jose Chapter 1969

carton 174

Farm Labor Committee

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Self-reliance and the New Art Economic Order, by S. Amin

carton 174

State Capitalism and the Third World, by Petras

carton 174

Nationalism

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Mexico-corporate affairs

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Israel aircraft industries in Mexico, articles and N.A.C.L.A. press release 1976

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Salvador Hernández and Raúl Trejo Delarbre,

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1940-1973

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Thesis-Inversión extranjera 1950-1970

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Jatardo y Carrión

MILITARY FILES (F-142)

Conflicts and crises 1982

Latin America: Falklands War

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Newsclippings

carton 167

Commentary

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O.A.S.

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Negotiations

carton 167

Balance of forces

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Reaction: United Kingdom

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U.S. foreign policy-Argentina

carton 167

Media coverage of war 1979-1980

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Middle East: Iran-U.S. Hostages 1981

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America in Captivity, New York Times Magazine

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Rescue mission failure

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Newsclippings

RIGHT TO KNOW

Scope and Contents

The Right-to-know Project was developed in response to censorship and growing restrictions on access to information.

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RIGHT TO KNOW INDEX CARD FILE

RIGHT TO KNOW (F-241) 1970-1989

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Public and consumers' right to know

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Adoptees' right to know

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Investors' right to know

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Children's right to know

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Legal bases of right to know

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Freedom of speech

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Symbolic speech

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Freedom of the press

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Supreme Court decisions

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States' right to know provisions

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Censorship

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Conservative books banned

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Censorship of books

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Censorship by State of California

RIGHT TO KNOW (F-242) 1970-1989

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Obscenity and pornography

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Pornography Commission 1985-1990

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Censorship in other countries

RIGHT TO KNOW (F-243) 1970-1989

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Salman Rushdie affair

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The Satanic Verses

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New International Information Center

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Revisionist history

RIGHT TO KNOW (F-314) 1970-1989

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Censorship in public libraries

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Censorship in school libraries

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Censorship of school activities

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Censorship of textbooks

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Secular humanism

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Creationism vs. evolution

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Dumbing down of books

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Propaganda and bias in education

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Bookstores and video stores censorship

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Motion picture censorship

RIGHT TO KNOW (F-315) 1970-1989

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Media censorship 1984-1988

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Censorship of video games

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Censorship of theater, dance and performance art

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Arts censorship

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Censorship of display and magazine racks

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Censorship of speakers

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Censorship by societal effect

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Racism as censorship

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Sexism as censorship

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Classism

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lliteracy and ignorance as censorship

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Computer literacy

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Science and technology literacy

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Cultural, historical and geographical literacy

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Democratic literacy

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Foreign languages

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Ageism

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Discrimination against disabled as censorship

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Institutionalization as censorship

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Discrimination against rural areas

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Homophobia as censorship

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Political bias as censorship

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Secrecy in science as censorship

RIGHT TO KNOW (F-316) 1970-1989

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Censorship by control

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Rights in conflict

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Suppression of information by corporations

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Corporate propaganda and disinformation

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Suppression of criticism by corporations

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Corporations and privacy

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Media concentration issues

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Media regulation and licensing

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Fairness doctrine

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Preferential treatment in media

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Publishers' pre-censorship

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Media-government collusion

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Advertising control issues

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Propaganda and bias in media

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Media censorship issues

RIGHT TO KNOW (F-318) 1970-1989

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Censorship by omission in media

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Privacy issues in media

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Media protection

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College media and school media censorship

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Libel suits and comparable litigation as censorship

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Intimidation and manipulation of media by private groups

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Licensing of journalists

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Journalists' financial disclosure

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Intellectual property issues

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Artists' rights

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Computer software protection

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Suppression of news in media

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RIGHT TO KNOW (F-318) 1970-1989

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Information industry

carton 214

Electronic vs. hard copy issue

RIGHT TO KNOW (F-319) 1970-1989

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Information policy

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Surveillance and chilling effect

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Surveillance by C.I.A.

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Surveillance by U.S. Department of Defense

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Surveillance by F.B.I.

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Surveillance by I.R.S.

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Surveillance by Federal Emergency Management Agency

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Surveillance by National Security Agency

RIGHT TO KNOW (F-320) 1970-1989

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Dissent control

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Education and libraries

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Dissemination of information

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Postal rates control

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Invasion of privacy

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Census Bureau Data

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Computers

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Medical records

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Birth control

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Federal employees

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People with AIDS

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Social Security numbers

RIGHT TO KNOW (F-321) 1970-1989

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Government censorship by control

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Politicization of information

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Secrecy in lobbying

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Secrecy in government

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National security issues

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Data banks control

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Technology export control

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Suppression of information by government

RIGHT TO KNOW (F-322) 1970-1989

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Whistle-blowing by government employees

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Covert action

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Military research issue

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Freedom of Information Act

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FOIA history

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Using FOIA

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FOIA barriers to disclosure

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FOIA fees

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FOIA exemptions

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FOIA and business information

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Propaganda and disinformation

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Anti-Communist propaganda

RIGHT TO KNOW (F-323) 1970-1989

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Communication interference

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Immigration and travel control

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Foreign publication control

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Media news control

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Arts and literature control

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State government censorship

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Censorship through budget economies

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Privatization of state governments

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Intimidation by state governments

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Dissent control

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Censorship

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Covert states

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Education and libraries

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Privacy issues

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Censorship by information control

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State governments-secrecy

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Suppression of information

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Whistle-blowing

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States-freedom of information

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Anti-communism by state

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA ELECTIONS (F-158)

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Berkeley elections 1977

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Bailey recall 1973

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Oakland elections 1975-1977

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Research guide-bibliography on politics 1970-1972

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Oakland budget and finance 1970

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John Reading

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Oakland

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Elections 1970

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Tucker 1977

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Financial disclosures 1977

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Moore 1977

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Coto 1977

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Results 1977

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Propositions R and S 1976

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City Council 1975

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Black Panthers 1973

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San Francisco Charter revision and elections 1973-1979

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA (F-159)

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Oakland preliminary city budget 1975-1976

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Oakland Study Center-port log book 1977-1979

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Port notes-staff work sessions

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General seaport

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Port employment surveys

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Port finances

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Oakland business

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Port operations

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Overview-Port of Oakland

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General port and interviews. 1973

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Personnel/labor

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Special editions

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Howard Terminal

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Marge Gibson

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High school paper 1978

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Port defense

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C.C.H.P.P.

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Harbor College

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Port payments/aid to city

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Port financial/economic impact 1976

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Port politics

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Individual contacts

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Brochures on port facilities

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Oakland Tribune analysis of port 1974

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Boards and commissioners

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Financial statements 1951-1979

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Port budgets

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City financial reports regarding port bonds

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Port bond statements-Series B-N

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Port of Oakland capital expenditures 1951-1976

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA (F-160)

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Oakland Airport 1976-1978

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Airline deregulation 1977

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Oakland Airport Master Plan 1978

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Airport articles

carton 170

Hamilton Airport

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Marinas

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Army base 1977

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Business park 1978

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Harbor Bay Island 1975-1978

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Port related materials 1975-1978

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Port property ledger

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Proposition 2

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Proposition 3-capital expenditures 1976-1977

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Proposition 3-related transcription lists

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Proposition 3-employment data

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Port payments 1976

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Proposition 4 1976

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Reports

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Containerization

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A.P.I.

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Sources-reports, methods and documents 1977

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Interviews

carton 170

Wall Street Journal 1972-1976

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C.F.C.R.O.

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Labor (ports related)

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Taxes

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: General and economy (F-373) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Regions and counties (F-374) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Cities, A-Oakland, Port of Oakland (F-375) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Cities, Oakland-Port of Oakland and Oakland development (F-376) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Cities, Oakland development-San Francisco general and economy (F-377) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Cities, San Francisco development (F-378) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Cities, San Francisco development and neighborhoods and San Jose, economy and development (F-379) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Cities, S-Z and government(F-380) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Government, Berkeley-Richmond(F-381) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: San Francisco government, people and politics(F-382) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: San Francisco, people and politics; San Jose; Elections (F-383) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Elections, Alameda and San Francisco Counties (F-384) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Elections, San Francisco and Criminal justice (F-385) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: criminal justice, drug wars, and police (F-386) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: police department (F-387) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Police, courts, jails and prisons; Education and schools(F-388) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Education and schools, Oakland (F-389) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Education and schools, Oakland and San Jose; social services (F-390) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Housing and homelessness-Berkeley (F-391) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Housing, Oakland-San Francisco (F-392) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Housing, San Francisco-San Jose(F-393) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Political parties and movements 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Political parties and movements (F-394) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: social groups and classes; human rights (F-395) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Non-governmental organizations and the environment (F-396) 1970-2000

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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: culture, history and buildings; Oakland HIlls Fire (1990s)(F-614 and F-619) 1970-2000

SOCIAL GROUPS (F-636)

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Native Americans 1960-1989

SOCIAL GROUPS (F-628)

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Native Americans 1970-1979

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Cuban Americans 1970-1979

U.S. POLITICAL PARTIES AND MOVEMENTS: ACTIVITIES AND PROTESTS (F-136)

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Campus activities 1960-1969

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Vietnam Moratorium 1960-1969

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Chicago Convention 1960-1969

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Students for a Democratic Society, pamphlets 1960-1969

WEATHER UNDERGROUND/SYMBIONESE LIBERATION ARMY/ANTI-VIETNAM WAR (F-184)

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Kent State

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Anti-draft 1965-1978

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Anti-Vietnam War movement thru 1976

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Symbionese Liberation Army and the Hearst family

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Weathermen 1968-1981

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Weather Underground 1969-1970

Additions received in 2015 1980-2011

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Administrative files 1977-2011

Scope and Contents

Reports, bylaws, policies, job descriptions, First Plan (1977), evaluations and strategic plans, '87-'04, audits, '07-'11.

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Administrative files 1993-1996

Scope and Contents

Board meetings, Executive Committee, Staff meetings.

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Administrative files: Board, Finance committee, Executive committee 1990

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Executive committee, Development committee (admin files) undated

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Board minutes and packets 1998-2004

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Fred Goff logs; Washington D.C. trip files 1980-1989

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Informational packets; Fred Godd notebooks; admin files; reports; retreat files 1980-2005

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Ruth Bukowiecki files (managing director) 1996-1998

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Admin files; staff retreats; focus groups; strategic planning approximately 1980-2010

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Annual reports; Culture Watch; events, newsletter approximately 1980-2010

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Publication files; The New Right binders approximately 1980-2010

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Cuba Connexions folders and binders approximately 1980-2010

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Newsletters; Third World Resources; World Views; Culture Watch approximately 1980-2010

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Reports; small publications; brochures; action guides approximately 1980-2010

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Project and working files; Reagan; Toxic Nightmare; Cuba; Just Cause surveys approximately 1980-2010

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Events: 20th anniversary 1997

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Events: 20th anniversary 1997

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Events: 20th and 30th anniversaries 1997

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Scrapbook and photograph albums 1980-2010

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Photographs 1980-2010

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Nicaragua and Central America (donated files) 1980-2010

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Michael Kane files 1980-2010

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Michael Kane files 1980-2010

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NACLA files (North American Congress on Latin America) 1980-2010

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NACLA files (North American Congress on Latin America) 1980-2010

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NACLA files (North American Congress on Latin America) 1980-2010

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NACLA files (North American Congress on Latin America) 1980-2010

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NACLA files (North American Congress on Latin America) 1980-2010

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NACLA files (North American Congress on Latin America) 1980-2010

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Audio/video materials 1980-2010

oversize_folder 1A

Paste-ups of publications (samples) 1980-2010

oversize_folder 2A

Paste-ups of publications (samples) 1980-2010

oversize_folder 3B

Small selection of posters and cartoons 1980-2010

Assorted newsletters, magazines, and newsletters approximately 1954-1990

Processing Information

This series consists of various newsletters, magazines and newspapers that were once removed from the collection by Bancroft staff for separate cataloging. In 2024, the Head of Archival Processing decided to reintegrate the materials into the larger collection to expedite access to them.

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Por Que? Revista Independiente (magazine) 1968-09-1974-05

Physical Description: These magazines were damaged by water while housed at The Data Center. A few of them have pages that are stuck together. Do not force open.

Scope and Contents

An independent Mexican magazine documenting politics and society in the period of the Mexican Dirty War (Guerra sucia).

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Esprit Nicaragua 1954

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Bay Area Student Committee for the Abolition of the House Committee on Un-American Activities (BASCAHUAC)- The Californian 1960-07-1960-08

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The Radical Education Project / Bay Area Radical Education Project pamphlet 1964

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Chicano Student Movement newspapers 1968

Scope and Contents

May 27, 1968 issues of El Manchete (San Jose State University newspaper); 2 issues of Chicano Student Movement newspaper (Los Angeles, August and November 1968)

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Pacific Research - The Pacific Studies Center newsletters 1969-1977

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Independent Socialist newspaper June 1969

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Berkeley People's Paper /Berkeley Fascist 1969

Scope and Contents

Volume 1:1, 1:2, 1:3

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Orange County Peoples' Press newspaper 1970

Scope and Contents

Volume 8, Number 26

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Los Angeles Movement Research Rapid Transit booklet 1970

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Native American Health/Center Urban Indian Health Board, Inc. newsletter 1972

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United Front Press "Food Price Blackmail" booklet 1973

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The Call Newsletter "The Revolutionary Press" 1974-1975

Scope and Contents

Volume 1:1, 1:2, 1:3

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Liberation Support Movement LSM News 1974-1978

Scope and Contents

Organ of the Liberation Support Movement, a Communist and Third Worldist activist organisation based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and Oakland, California. The group was active from 1968 until 1982.

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Farm Labor - "Equal Rights for Agricultural Workers" 1963-1964

Scope and Contents

Mimeographed newsletter published by Citizens for Farm Labor (Berkeley, Calif.)

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The Trojan Horse: A Radical Look at Foreign Aid 1974

Scope and Contents

By Steve Weissman and members of the Pacific Studies Center and the North American Congress on Latin America (a Ramparts Press Reader). 2 copies.

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Dragon 1975-1976

Scope and Contents

Printed monthly by the Bay Area Research Collective. (mimeograph)

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Guatemala una Historia Inmediata (by Susanne Jonas and David Tobis) 1974

Scope and Contents

Produced by the staff of the North American Congress on Latin America and compiled by Susanne Jonas and David Tobis. 2 copies.

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Country Women 1974

Scope and Contents

Albion, California. 1 issue. Topic of issue: older women.

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Human Control and Experimentation Digest 1974

Scope and Contents

By United Defense Against Repression/Newsletter. Topic: Martin Sostre: Jailhouse Lawyer (Feb 1974).

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Global Struggle for Oil newsletter 1974

Scope and Contents

Pacific Rim Project (San Francisco).

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The Public Works newsletter Fall 1975

Scope and Contents

Newsletter published by the Community Ownership Organizing Project (Fall 1975)

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The California Democratic Socialist newsletter March, June-December 1975

Scope and Contents

California Democratic Socialists (DSOC).

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Newsletters from the Viet Nam Solidarity Committee, the Native American Solidarity Committee, and Media Alliance 1976-1977

Scope and Contents

Assorted issues.

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San Francisco Women for Peace newsletter 1976

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The Middle East Peace Organizer newsletter 1976

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The AgBiz Tiller 1977

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The Commonwealth 1978

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Commonwealth Club of California journal (Volume LXXIII; issue on employment discrimination against women and minorities).

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Workers' Report on the Conditions of Labor and their Effect on Patient Care at San Francisco General Hospital March 1979

Scope and Contents

Insitute for the Study of Labor and Economic Crisis

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La Hoguera Magazine undated

Scope and Contents

1 issue.

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Moi (Media Oriente Informa) Magazines 1980-1981

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Coalition to Fight Infant Mortality newsletters 1980-1985

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Campaign for Accessible Health Care first annual community celebration dinner program 1980

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Renewable Energy and Bioregions: A New Context for Public Policy 1980

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Booklet by Peter Berg and George Tukel.

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NMPE Power Structure Report (Who runs New Mexico?) #16 and #17 1980

Scope and Contents

New Mexico, the Military and the Bomb; BLM: its Policies and Programs.

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Casa Chile Update 1981-1984

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Energia Magazine 1981

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Informes CAV 1981-05-1983-07

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Servicio del Centro Ecumenico Antonio Valdivieso (Managua-Nicaragua).

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Plain Speaking newspaper 1981

Scope and Contents

Democratic Workers Party; 1 issue on "Our Socialism".

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Newsfront International newsletter 1981

Scope and Contents

Peoples Translation Service; 1 issue.

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A Report to the Citizens of Oakland, Calif., Vocational Education: Cause or Cure for Youth Unemployment? 1981

Scope and Contents

NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc.

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Oakland Perinatal Health Coordination Project Newsletters 1981

Scope and Contents

"Statewide Hearings on Infant Mortality" and "The Bay Area Speaks Out on Infant Mortality"

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Ecology Center Newsletter 1982-1989

Scope and Contents

"Season Greetings" and "The Environment of Mexico and Central America"

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Freedom Notes 1984

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Newsletter of the Dennis Banks Defense Committee

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Alto a la Intervencion Yanqui en Centroamerica 1982

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Palante - Bloque de Solidaridad Internacionalista

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The Economic and Investment Outlook for the 1980s 1984

Scope and Contents

Angeles Economic Council

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Northern California Recycling Association News 1984

Scope and Contents

NCRA News Number 9 and 10

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2 out of 3 adults in poverty are women. What if we were all to go to the polls? A call to action by & for California women 1985

Scope and Contents

Women's Economic Agenda

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South Bay Sanctuary Convenant Esperar/Esperanza 1985-1989

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Committee to Defend Immigrant and Refugee Rights "Legislative Nightmare" 1986

Scope and Contents

The CDIRR Newsletter

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Central America: Can Peace Overcome the Reagan Doctrine? 1987

Scope and Contents

Center for the Study of the Americas CENSA'S Strategic Report

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Consensus -- a publication of the San Francisco Greens 1988

Scope and Contents

"Callenbach to Innaugurate Greentalks" and "Optimistic Interregional Conference

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California Waterfront Age 1988

Scope and Contents

Summer 1988 Vol. 4 No. 3

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"Richmond at Risk: Community Demographics and Toxic Hazards from Industrial Polluters" and "Industrial Toxics Dischargers in South San Francisco Bay" 1989

Scope and Contents

A report by Citizens for a Better Environment (CBE)

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East Bay Sanctuary Covenant Exodus 1989

Scope and Contents

SHARE Foundation delegation returns from El Salvador

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Northern California War Tax Resistance 1991

Scope and Contents

Spring Newsletter, 1991

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Food First Action Alert 1994

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Body Memeories: Radical Perspectives on Childhood Sexual Abuse 1995

Scope and Contents

Body Memories Collective Issue #5/6 Spring/Summer 1993

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"Freedom on our Terms: The Case Against the Adult Authority" and "The Struggle Inside" undated

Scope and Contents

Priosn Action Project

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"South Africa & UC Investments: A Report by Students for Economic and Racial Justice" undated

Scope and Contents

Students for Economic and Racial Justice

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Offshore Drilling: A Citizen's Guide to Proposed Lease Sale #73 San Luis Obispo & Northern Santa Barbara Countries undated

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Mission Neighborhood Health Center undated

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Looking at America: A Class Society undated

Scope and Contents

Turnover/Newsletter Collective No. 18

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Combat Ethnic Weapons undated

Scope and Contents

Coalition Opposed to Medical and Biological Attacks

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The Ecology and Politics Manual undated

Scope and Contents

Alan S. Miller Phil Farnham

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Parents & Friends Against the Draft undated

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Wages & Hours undated

Scope and Contents

Employment/Labor Project & Community Eduction Program of the Asian Law Caucus, Inc.

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What Shall We Tell The Children? undated

Scope and Contents

Parenting In A Nuclear Age

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"From Crisis Therapy to Health Care: A Study in the Development of Alternatives" & "Autopsy on the A.M.A. An Analysis of Health-Care Delivery Systems in America" undated

Scope and Contents

Student Research Facility

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Inferno undated

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The Avant Garde Society - Artists Against Censorship undated

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Fundamental Problems and Essential Tasks For the North American Left in the 1980's: The Politics of Revolutionary Solidarity with the African Independence Movement in the U.S. The Political Report to the February 13, 1982 Solidarity Conference, Oakland, California undated

Scope and Contents

The Committee in Solidarity with African Independence

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The California Political Action Handbook By Ed Salzman undated

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Socialist Studies - Socialist Labor Party undated

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Americans for Democratic Action / "San Francisco and the Un-American Activities Committee" undated

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Comite Fruitvale Para Revocar Bakkke undated

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Power and Land in CA - The Ralph Nader Task Force Report on Land Use in the State of California undated

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"1er Curso Del Instituto de Educacion Politica" and "Instituto de Educacion Politica" undated

Scope and Contents

Instituto de Educacion Politica, Institute of International Labor Resarch, Inc.

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Amnistia General (Mexico) undated

Scope and Contents

Amnistia General, Campana politica contra la violencia y la represion en el estado de guerro. Indice: Analysis Socioeconomico, La Represion en Guerrero, Lista de desaparecidos otras casos de desaparecidos y secuestrados, los presos politicos, otros repreimidos, los perseguidos

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"Que es y Como Funciona El Infonavit" & "Infonavit 40 Meses" undated

Scope and Contents

Instituto del Fondo Nacional de la Vivienda para los Trabajadores (Mexico)

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ORIT and CIOSL (Mexico) undated

Scope and Contents

O.R.I.T.: Organizacion Regional Interamericana de Trabajadores; C.I.O.S.L: Confederacion Internacional de Organizaciones Sindicales Libres; Publications include: Manual de Educacion Sindical, The ORIT-ICFTU Inter-American Labor College, Conferencia Economica Sindical, and newsletters

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Mexico Assorted Publications (Mexico) undated

Scope and Contents

"El Otro Lado: Un guia por los indocumentados" "Surgimiento del Sindicato Mexicano de Electricistas" "AMNISTA Organo de Presna del Comite Pro-Defensa de Presos, Perseguidos, Desaparecidos y Exiliados Politicos" "Libertad Presos Politicos"

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CAMPESINO (El Salvador) 1988

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Comision de Derechos Humanos de El Salvador (El Salvador) 1984

Scope and Contents

The People of El Salvador

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El Salvador Assorted Publications (El Salvador) undated

Scope and Contents

"U.S. Military Involvement in El Salvador 1947-1980" "noticias de El Salvador" "SPOTLIGHT: The Real War" "Aiding the Desplazados of El Salvador" "Secretaria de Comunicacion Social de Arzobispado de San Salvador"

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Contra Watch (Nicaragua) 1987

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Nicaragua Assorted Publications (Nicaragua) 1986

Scope and Contents

Lawyers Committee on Central America, "The Freedom Fighter's Manual," "Nicaragua Information Center Bulletin," "CENSA'S Strategic Report," "Nicaragua Through Our Eyes," "Manual Del Combatiente por la Libertad"

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Alianza para el Progreso pamphlets (Panama) undated

Scope and Contents

"ROCAP Que es Como Opera" "Organizations Advancing Economic Integration and Development in Central America and Panama" "Rural Health Services, Community Development in Central America and in Panama"

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La Raza newsletters (United States) undated

Scope and Contents

"La Raza Unida Party Rascatripas" "La Raza! Why a Chicano Party? Why Chicano Studies?"

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Justicia y Paz / Justice and Peace Committee of Guatemala (Guatemala) undated

Scope and Contents

"The struggle continues" "PAC: Institutionalized Violence" "Strangers in their own land" "The Miracle that Never Happens"

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Guatemala Assorted Documents (Guatemala) undated

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The American Institute for Marxist Studies (Latin America) 1965-1971

Scope and Contents

A Bibliography of the History of the Latin-American Labor and Trade Union Movements and "United States Intervention in Latin America: A Selected and Annotated Bibliography"

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Latin American and Caribbean Labor Report (Latin America) 1980

Scope and Contents

"National Council of Trade Union Unity Formed in Dominican Republic" "Bolivian Coup Brings Unprecedented Violence"

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CPUSTAL Congreso Permanente de Unidad Sindical de los Trabajadores de America Latina (Latin America) 1978

Scope and Contents

"Carta de los Derechos Economicos y Sociales de los Trabajadores de America Latina y el Caribe" "Boletin del CPUSTAL"

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Latin American Working Group (Latin America) 1980

Scope and Contents

"An Anti-Intervention Handbook Canadians and the Crisis in Central America" "Occasional Papers: Capital Flight and the Competition for Capital"

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The Latin American Confederation of Christian Trade Unionists (Latin America) 1965

Scope and Contents

Christian Labor Movement of Latin America

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Community Action on Latin America Newsletter (Latin America/US) 1975

Scope and Contents

"Undocumented Workers: Scapegoats of an Economic Crisis"

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Central America Assorted Publication (Central America) undated

Scope and Contents

"Central America Education Project: Prospects for Peace in Central America: Resource Packet on the Peace Process" "La Migracion Centroamericana y la Situacion de Los Salvadorenos Desplazados y Refugiados" "AIFLD In Central America AGENTS as ORGANIZERS"

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Central/South American Assorted Documents undated

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Guatemala Church in Exile 1984-1985

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Report on Guatemala (serial) 1987-05-1988-10

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Guatemala News in Brief (serial) 1986-1987

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Re-elect Congressman Ron Dellums Pamphlet (US) undated

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Springboard to What? Pamphlet (Puerto Rico) undated

Scope and Contents

The Black Military Resistance League

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La Guerra Sin Fin Book 1974

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Nuclear Power by Science for the People Pamphlet undated

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Smog Los Angeles Fights Back Pamphlet undated

Scope and Contents

Air Pollution Control District County of Los Angeles

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About "The Hights" - Joaquin Miller Park - Then and Now… Book undated

Scope and Contents

Oakland, California with Juanita of the woos and some scenes from Joaquin & Juanita Miller Plays

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Deadline Data on World Affairs Pamphlet (Honduras) undated

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Estrategia Revista Bimestral de Analisis Politico Book (Mexico) 1978

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5 Cuadernos Agrarios(Book; Mexico) undated

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Feminism and Socialism: Buiklins Movement in the 80s Pamphlet undated

Scope and Contents

8th annual Western Socialist Social Science Conference

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Women's Economic Agenda undated

Scope and Contents

Women's Economic Agenda Project - A call to action by & for California women

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SDS Regional Newsletter undated

Scope and Contents

Students for a Democratic Society San Francisco Regional Newsletter

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Gulf War 12.2.3 Protest Flyers undated

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Medical Committee for Human Rights undated

Scope and Contents

Bay Area Health Liberation News

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The Sebastopal Story undated

Scope and Contents

Western Council of Cannery and Food Process Workers Unions, Western Conference of Teamsters

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Comrade George by Red Prison Movement Book 1972

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All-Atomic Comics undated

Scope and Contents

Atomicomics

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The San Quentin Six Pamphlet undated

Scope and Contents

San Quentin Six Defense Committee

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Breakthrough Political Journal of Prairie Fire Organizing Committee (Philippines and Others) 1986

Scope and Contents

Inside: Philippines After Marcos; When Democracy Turns to Torture Humans Rights Violations Against POWs and Political Prisoners in the U.S.

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News and Letters Newspaper 1969-1970

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Data Center Liberation Support Movement Pamphlets and Poster undated

Scope and Contents

"Principles of Liberation Support Movement's Anti-Imperialist Work" "People's War in Africa by Bay Area Liberation Support Movement"

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Richmond Community Action Newsletter 1970-1972

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National Center for Science Education Reports undated

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Consciousness Raising Handbook 1974

Scope and Contents

Los Angeles Now Consciousness Raising Committee

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Radical History Network Pamphlet 1978

Scope and Contents

Radical History Network (RHN) Conference Report

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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Key List Mailing 1966

Scope and Contents

Selected Documents of Current and Lasting Interest in the Civil Rights Movement

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A Century of Service Book 1977

Scope and Contents

San Jose's 100 Year Old Business Firms, Organizations and Institutions by the San Jose Bicentennial Commission, Inc.

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Statement of Political Unity by Northern California Alliance 1976

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Northern California World Federalist Pamphlet 1987-1988

Scope and Contents

World Association for World Federation 20th World Congress

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Socialist Labor Party: On Women and Work Pamphlet undated

Scope and Contents

Socialist Studies

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Democratic Workers Party: Our Socialism Magazine 1983

Scope and Contents

A Journal by American Socialists; From Nicaragua: Speeches by Daniel Ortega and Sergio Ramirez Reports From Recent U.S. Delegations to Nicaragua USOCA: A National Organization to Oppose U.S. Intervention; Also: El Salvador, Guatemala, Chile, Peru

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The Freeze Economy Newspaper 1983

Scope and Contents

A Short Primer For Partisans on How a Bilateral Nuclear Weapons Freeze Could Help Revitalize the Ailing American Economy

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Noticias de Guatemala 1978-1981

Scope and Contents

Newsletter

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Big Mountain News 1987

Scope and Contents

10th Anniversary of Resistance Issue

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Seize the Time 1974

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The Western Worker 1974

Scope and Contents

Published by the Communist League

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War Bulletin 1973

Scope and Contents

Indochina Bulletin (formerly the War Bulletin)

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War Bulletin 1972

Scope and Contents

October - December

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War Bulletin 1972

Scope and Contents

September - October

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War Bulletin 1972

Scope and Contents

June - July

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War Bulletin 1972

Scope and Contents

April - May

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it aint me babe 1970

Scope and Contents

Women's Liberation "Greatest Issue Ever"

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People's Tribute 1971-1975

Scope and Contents

The Political Paper of the Communist Labor Party of the U.S.N.A. "June Teenth 1975"

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War Behind Walls 1971

Scope and Contents

Red Family, Poples Press, and friends

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The O.B. People's Rag 1970

Scope and Contents

George Jackson: His Spirit Lives On! By Angela Davis

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Every Woman 1970

Scope and Contents

EVERYWOMAN

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WARPATH 1968-1969

Scope and Contents

United Native Americans Liberation News Service International Indian Newspaper Chulchui (San Francisco)

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UNION W.A.G.E. Newsletter 1978-1979

Scope and Contents

Union women's alliance to gain equality

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UNION W.A.G.E. 1980

Scope and Contents

Newspaper

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UNION W.A.G.E. 1979

Scope and Contents

Newspaper

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UNION W.A.G.E. 1978

Scope and Contents

Newspaper

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UNION W.A.G.E. 1977

Scope and Contents

Newspaper

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UNION W.A.G.E. 1976

Scope and Contents

Newspaper

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UNION W.A.G.E. 1975

Scope and Contents

Newspaper

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UNION W.A.G.E. 1974

Scope and Contents

Newspaper

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UNION W.A.G.E. 1973

Scope and Contents

Newspaper

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UNION W.A.G.E. 1972

Scope and Contents

Newspaper

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New Morning 1970-1972

Scope and Contents

Newspaper

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The Movement 1965-1968

Scope and Contents

Newspaper

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Dock of the Bay 1969

Scope and Contents

Newspaper, November

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Dock of the Bay 1969

Scope and Contents

Newspaper, September - October

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Dock of the Bay 1969

Scope and Contents

Newspaper, July - August

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Poder Sandinista 1979-1980

Scope and Contents

Newspaper (weekly)