Ginn, Rosemary Lucas (1912-2003), Papers, 1950-1985 (C3964)

6.8 linear feet

INTRODUCTION

The papers of Rosemary Lucas Ginn, a Republican Committeewoman, President of the United States National Commission for UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization), and Ambassador to Luxembourg, include correspondence, photographs, memoranda, newspaper clippings, and publications relating to her work with the Republican National Committee, Missouri Republican Party, and UNESCO.

DONOR INFORMATION

The Rosemary Lucas Ginn Papers were donated to the University of Missouri by Ginn on 27 March 1980 (Accession No. 4276). An addition to the papers was made on 28 August 1986 (Accession No. 4738).

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

Rosemary Lucas Ginn was born on 28 August 1912, in Columbia, Missouri. She graduated from the University of Missouri in 1933 and subsequently received her law degree from the University of Missouri.

She became involved with the Republican Party at the state and local levels in the 1940s and 1950s acting as secretary at the Missouri Republican Convention and as an alternate delegate at the Republican National Convention in 1956. She was named a permanent member of the Republican National Committee for Missouri in 1960 and was a member of its Executive Committee from 1962 to 1964. In addition she was elected president of the Federation of Republican Women's Clubs of Missouri for the years 1959 to 1961.

From 1969 to 1972 Ginn served on the Delegates and Organizations Committee (DO Committee) of the Republican National Committee and was eventually elected its chairwoman. The DO Committee examined ways to include more women, people of color, senior citizens, and young adults as delegates to the national conventions.

In 1972 Ginn was appointed to the Rules Committee of the Republican National Committee which was charged with reviewing the rules for the selection/election of vice-presidential candidates at national conventions and the process of choosing convention delegates.

After flirting briefly with the thought of running for Congress in 1972, Ginn was named a member of the United States National Commission for UNESCO (USNC) and was involved in planning International Women's Year for that organization. She went to Paris as part of the U.S. Delegation at the 18th General Conference of UNESCO in 1974 and served as president of the USNC from 1975 to 1976.

Late in 1976 Ginn was named U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg by President Gerald Ford. She returned to the United States in May 1977 after President Jimmy Carter appointed a Democratic Party leader to the post.

Ginn married Milton Stanley Ginn in 1934. They had two daughters, Nancy Bewick Almond and Sally Reuben Hood. She was a trustee and former president (1948-1955) of the National Mortarboard Foundation and a member of the Association of College Honor Societies.

She was also involved in numerous civic activities in Columbia including the Library Board, Board of Directors for Boone County Hospital, and the Columbia Board of Health.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The Rosemary Lucas Ginn Papers consist of correspondence, newspaper clippings, publications, memoranda, and photographs which document Ginn's service as a member of the Republican Party, United States National Commission for UNESCO, and as U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg. The papers are arranged into four series:

• Republican Party
• Missouri Republican Party
• UNESCO
• Subject Files

The Republican Party series is divided into three subseries:

• Republican National Committee (RNC)
• Delegates and Organizations (DO) Committee
• Rules Committee

The RNC subseries consists of publications, brochures, correspondence, memoranda, and newspaper clippings, arranged chronologically, from 1950 through 1979, with the bulk dating from 1967 to 1975. Much of the material prior to 1967 relates to campaigning strategies and the role of Republican women in campaigning. The later material deals with the 25th Amendment, giving 18 year olds the right to vote, the choosing of vice-presidents, and Richard Nixon's administration and reelection efforts.

The DO and Rules Committees subseries contain testimony from Congressional hearings, questionnaires to state Republican leaders, and newspaper clippings, arranged chronologically, which detail Ginn's work on the committees. The records, dating from the late 1960s and early 1970s, are helpful in examining the efforts of the Republican Party to be "the party of the open door" by encouraging more women, people of color, senior citizens, and young adults to participate in the nomination and selection process of candidates. Much of the correspondence relates to the lawsuit brought against the Republican National Committee by the Ripon Society which claimed a disproportionate representation of certain states at the conventions as well as a lack of age, gender, and ethnic diversity.

The Republican Party series is an important source for examining early affirmative action programs and quota systems which attempted to include historically under represented groups in the political process. It is also useful in exploring the changing roles of women in political parties.

The Missouri Republican Party series includes newspaper clippings, publications and some campaign brochures and buttons about local and state elections. Also included are correspondence and fiscal and administrative notes of the state party headquarters. The records are arranged by type of material and then chronologically.

The UNESCO series is divided into five subseries, each arranged chronologically. They are:

• UNESCO General Conference
• United States National Commission for UNESCO (USNC)
• United Nations
• U.S. Department of State
• Miscellaneous Publications

The UNESCO General Conference subseries contains newspaper clippings, correspondence, publications, memoranda, and photographs from the mid 1970s. These records detail UNESCO's efforts to promote literacy, science education, and women's and girls' rights throughout the world. The newspaper clippings and correspondence include discussions of U.S. involvement in the UN and UNESCO, the controversy over archeological digging in Jerusalem, the anti-Israel vote taken in 1974 by member states, the failure of world wide literacy programs, preservation of historic sites, and accusations of sexism within the UN.

The USNC subseries includes U.S. position papers from the 18th General Conference of UNESCO, publications, memoranda, minutes, and reports. The records describe the work of the USNC at the General Conference and include information on International Women's Year, the environment, and problems in the Middle East. It also includes testimony from Congressional hearings suggesting that the United States reduce its financial support of the United Nations and UNESCO or abandon them all together.

The United Nations and U.S. Department of State subseries contain publications mostly dealing with women's issues, population problems, the Middle-East, the environment, and U.S. participation in the UN.

The Miscellaneous Publications subseries includes reports, essays, and other various publications distributed by groups indirectly involved with the UN and UNESCO or the issues with which the international community dealt such as over-population, education, pollution, and human rights.

The UNESCO series is helpful to those researching how the international community dealt with population problems, education and women's issues, the environment, and tensions in the Middle East. These records also are helpful in charting the growth of U.S. opposition to globalism and the government's efforts to combat those sentiments.

The Subject Files are arranged topically and include Ginn's resume and personal correspondence, correspondence and newspaper clippings during her stint as Ambassador to Luxembourg, Mortar Board correspondence, brochures and correspondence from the National Women's Political Caucus, and publications warning of government/big business conspiracies to take over the world.

FOLDER LIST

Republican Party Series

Republican National Committee Subseries

f. 1	1950, Thomas Dewey Speech, "The Two-Party System"
f. 2	1956, Voter Registration Manual
f. 3	1956, Republican National Convention
f. 4	1960, Voter Registration
f. 5	1960, Republican Southern Challenge
f. 6	1961, Republican Regional Conference; Voter Registration Plan
f. 7-8	1962, Republican Women's Conference
f. 9	1962, Publications, Brochures
f. 10	1962, Republican National Committee Meeting
f. 11	1963, Republican Women's Conference
f. 12	1963, Republican National Committee
f. 13	1963, Newspaper Clippings
f. 14	1964, Publications, Brochures
f. 15	1964, Republican National Committee Talking Points
f. 16	1964, Fund Raising
f. 17	1965, Republican Women Leaders Newsletters
f. 18	1966, Southern Republicanism and the New South
f. 19	1966, Republican National Committee Leader's Manual
f. 20	1967, Ripon Society Correspondence
f. 21	1967, Republican Women's Conference
f. 22	1967, Report by the Chairman
f. 23	1967, Republican Coordinating Committee on Latin America
f. 24	1967, State Party Structures and Procedures
f. 25	1967, Publications, Brochures
f. 26	1967, Report of the Committee on Convention Reforms
f. 27	1968, Party Auxiliaries
f. 28	1968, Delegate Selection for the Republican National Convention
f. 29-31	1968, Publications
f. 32	1969, Structure of Political Parties
f. 33	1969, Publications
f. 34	1969, Postal Patronage
f. 35	1969, Newspaper Clippings
f. 36	1970, Blitz Campaign
f. 37	1970, Leadership Conference
f. 38-40	1970, Newspaper Clippings
f. 41	1970, Ripon Forum
f. 42	1970, Nixon Speeches, Quotations
f. 43	1970, Publications
f. 44	1970, Elections '70: A Summary Report
f. 45	1970, Vote History and Demographic Analysis Manual
f. 46-47	1971, Newspaper Clippings, 18 Year Old Vote
f. 48	1971, 18 Year Old Vote
f. 49	1971, Newspaper Clippings, Common Cause
f. 50	1971, College Republican National Committee
f. 51	1971, Electoral Reform
f. 52	1971, Salute to the President
f. 53	1971, Report to the RNC
f. 54-56	1972, Publications, Brochures
f. 57	1972, Ripon Forum
f. 58	1972, Teenage Republicans (TARS) Guide to the High School Voter
f. 59	1972, Senior Citizens Campaign Manual
f. 60	1972, Publicity, Campaigns
f. 61	1972, Federal Election Campaign Act
f. 62-63	1972, Republican National Convention
f. 64	1973, RNC Memos
f. 65	1973, Revision and Development Committee
f. 66	1973, Publications
f. 67-68	1973, Newspaper Clippings
f. 69	1973, Invitation to Inaugural Ball
f. 70	1973, Choosing a Vice-President
f. 71	1973, Correspondence
f. 72	1974, Choosing a Vice-President
f. 73	1974, Publications
f. 74	1974, Correspondence
f. 75	1974, Newspaper Clippings
f. 76	1974, Watergate
f. 77	1974, General Federation of Women's Clubs Call to Convention
f. 78	1975, Republican Leadership Conference
f. 79	1975, Publications
f. 80	1975, National Association of Republican County Chairmen
f. 81	1975, Memo, Republican Events
f. 82	1975, Ripon Society
f. 83	1975, Correspondence
f. 84	1975, Election Guide
f. 85-86	1978, Publications, Brochures
f. 87	1979, Publications, Brochures
f. 88	National Federation of Republican Women Publications, n.d.
f. 89	Publications, Brochures, n.d.
f. 90	RNC notes, n.d.
f. 91	Plan to Reach Senior Citizens, n.d.
f. 92	Campaign Manual for Teenage Republicans, n.d.
f. 93	CBS/Fairness Doctrine, n.d.

Delegates and Organizations (DO) Committee Subseries

f. 94	1969, Meeting of the DO Committee
f. 95	1969, DNC Commission on Delegate Selection and Party Structure
f. 96	1969, Newspaper Clippings, Democratic Reform
f. 97-99	1969, DO Committee Questionnaires
f. 100-101	1969, Correspondence
f. 102	1970, Correspondence
f. 103	1970, DO Committee Reports
f. 104	1970, Newspaper Clippings
f. 105	1970, Requirements for 1972 Convention
f. 106-109	1970, Summary of Responses to DO Questionnaire
f. 110	1970, Recommendations of DO Committee
f. 111-153	1970, Convention Questionnaires
f. 154	1971, Correspondence
f. 155	1971, Progress Report, Part I
f. 156	1971, Progress Report, Part II
f. 157-162	1971, Newspaper Clippings, Convention Reform
f. 163	1971, Convention Reform
f. 164	1971, DO Committee Recommendations
f. 165	1971, The DO Committee
f. 166	1972, Apportionment of Delegates to the 1972 Convention
f. 167-171	1972, Newspaper Clippings, 1972 Convention Reform
f. 172	1972, Ripon Society Law Suit
f. 173	1972, Process of Delegate Selection
f. 174-175	1972, Correspondence
f. 176	1972, Press Releases
f. 177	1972, DO Committee Reports
f. 178	1973, Proposals for DO Committee
f. 179	1974, Newspaper Clippings
f. 180	DO Committee Press Release, n.d.

Rules Committee Subseries

f. 181	1972, Correspondence
f. 182	1972, Proposed Rules
f. 183	1972, Notes
f. 184	1972, Committee Procedure
f. 185-186	1972, Rules Committee Testimony
f. 187	1972, Miami Compromise
f. 188	1972, Abuses of Delegate Selection Process
f. 189	1972, American Assembly, Choosing the President
f. 190	1973, Vice Presidential Selection
f. 191	1973, Newspaper Clippings, DNC
f. 192	1973, Summary of Meetings
f. 193	1973, Correspondence
f. 194	1974, Newspaper Clippings, Vice-Presidents
f. 195	1974, Rules Committee Survey
f. 196	1974, Preliminary Report of Rules Committee
f. 197	1974, Rules Committee Questionnaire Results
f. 198-203	1974, Rules Committee Testimony
f. 204	1974, Model Affirmative Action Plan for Delegate Selection
f. 205	1974, Draft Compromise of Preliminary Reports
f. 206	1974, Memos
f. 207	1974, NFRW Petition
f. 208	1974-1975, Correspondence
f. 209-210	1975, Proposed New Rules
f. 211	1975, Adoption of Rule 32
f. 212	Minutes, n.d.

Missouri Republican Party Series

f. 213	Correspondence, 1960-75
f. 214	Campaign Brochures, 1972-76
f. 215	Publications, Brochures, 1960-75
f. 216	Newspaper Clippings, 1962
f. 217	Newspaper Clippings, 1972-74
f. 218	Minutes of Missouri Republican Host Committee, 1976
f. 219	Boone County Republican Party Platform, 1968
f. 220	MORP Budget and Notes, 1961-63
f. 221	MORP Budget and Notes, 1971-75

UNESCO Series

UNESCO General Conference Subseries

f. 222	Newspaper Clipping, Rioting at United Nations, 1961
f. 223-224	Newspaper Clippings, 1974
f. 225-226	Newspaper Clippings, 1975
f. 227-229	Newspaper Clippings, 1976
f. 230	Correspondence, 1971
f. 231	Correspondence, 1972
f. 232	Correspondence, 1973
f. 233-234	Correspondence, 1974
f. 235-240	Correspondence, 1975
f. 241	Correspondence, 1976
f. 242	1960, Convention Against Discrimination in Education
f. 243	1965, UNESCO Basic Documents
f. 244	1967, 4th Regional Conference of UNESCO National Commissions
f. 245	1971, UNESCO Features; Man and the Environment
f. 246	1971, Miscellaneous Publications
f. 247	1971, Canadian Report on 5th Regional Conference on National Commissions
f. 248	1972, UNESCO Features
f. 249	1972, Man and the Biosphere Report
f. 250	1972, Man and the Biosphere Report
f. 251	1972, Miscellaneous Publications
f. 252	1973, Man and the Environment Reports
f. 253	1973, UNESCO Exchange
f. 254	1973, Ugandan and Philippine National Commission Reports
f. 255	1973, Canadian Commentary on UNESCO
f. 256	1973, UNESCO Manuals
f. 257	1973, Report of the Director General
f. 258	1973, UNESCO Survey of Management Needs
f. 259	1974, UNESCO and International Women's Year
f. 260	1974, UNESCO Initiatives to Promote Integration of Women
f. 261-264	1974, Resolutions and Recommendations for International Women's Year
f. 265	1974, General Conference Photographs
f. 266	1974, UNESCO Features
f. 267	1974, UNESCO Draft Programme and Budget
f. 268	1974, UNESCO Analysis of Problems
f. 269	1974, UNESCO Education Programme
f. 270	1974, Journal of the General Conference
f. 271	1974, UNESCO Exchange
f. 272	1974, UNESCO Commitment
f. 273	1974, UNESCO Miscellaneous Publications
f. 274	1974, Canadian Commission for UNESCO Annual Report
f. 275	1975, Step News
f. 276-277	1975, UNESCO Features
f. 278	1975, UNESCO Courier
f. 279	1975, UNESCO Exchange
f. 280	1975, International Meeting of UNESCO National Commissions
f. 281	1975, UNESCO and International Women's Year
f. 282-284	1975, Exchange of Information Between Women of Member States Conference
f. 285	1975, UNESCO and Israel
f. 286	1976, UNESCO Courier
f. 287	1976, Draft Medium Term Plan
f. 288	1978, UNESCO Update
f. 289	1985, UNESCO Facts and Figures, No. 6

United States National Commission for UNESCO (USNC) Subseries

f. 290	1968, Getting America Behind UNESCO
f. 291	1969, U.S. National Commission for UNESCO
f. 292	1971, U.S. and UNESCO
f. 293	1971, U.S. Report on 2nd Regional Conference on African National Commissions
f. 294	1971, Environmental Education Conference
f. 295	1971, U.S. Report on 5th Regional Conference on National Commissions
f. 296	1971, U.S. National Commission Executive Committee Minutes
f. 297	1971, U.S. National Commission Meeting Minutes
f. 298	1972, U.S. National Commission Memos and Notes
f. 299	1972, Scherer Statement on U.S. and United Nations
f. 300	1972, U.S. and UNESCO
f. 301	1972, Transcript of U.S. National Commission Executive Committee Meeting
f. 302	1972, U.S. National Commission Executive Committee Minutes
f. 303	1972, U.S. National Commission Meeting Minutes
f. 304	1972, The Environment: Man on Trial
f. 305	1972, Man and the Biosphere Notes
f. 306	1973, U.S. National Commission Memos and Notes
f. 307	1973, U.S. National Commission Executive Committee Minutes
f. 308	1973, U.S. National Commission Minutes
f. 309	1973, Report of U.S. Delegation to General Conference
f. 310	1973, U.S. National Commission Misc. Publications
f. 311	1974, U.S. National Commission Memos and Notes
f. 312	1974, U.S. National Commission Executive Committee Minutes
f. 313	1974, U.S. National Commission Meeting
f. 314-315	1974, U.S. National Commission Cultural Task Force
f. 316	1974, Report on Canadian Conference on International Women's Year
f. 317	1974, Report of U.S. Delegation to UNESCO
f. 318	1974, U.S. Activities for International Women's Year
f. 319	1974, U.S. Position Papers, Analysis of Problems
f. 320	1974, U.S. Position Papers, International Standards
f. 321-322	1974, U.S. Position Papers, Social Sciences, Humanities, and Culture
f. 323	1974, U.S. Position Papers, Education
f. 324	1974, U.S. Position Papers, Human Rights
f. 325	1974, U.S. Position Papers, Natural Sciences
f. 326	1974, U.S. Position Papers, Scientific Researchers
f. 327	1974, Collected Interventions of Stephen Hess
f. 328	1974, U.S. Position Papers, Misc.
f. 329-330	1974, U.S. Position Papers, International Women's Year
f. 331	1975, Executive Committee Minutes
f. 332-334	1975, U.S. National Commission Memos and Notes
f. 335-340	1975, U.S. National Commission and International Women's Year
f. 341	1975, U.S. National Commission Report on 18th General Session
f. 342	1975, U.S. National Commission Report on UNESCO and Development
f. 343	1975, U.S. National Commission Summary of Actions
f. 344-345	1975, U.S. Non-Governmental Organizations and UNESCO
f. 346	1975, Cultural Task Force Steering Committee
f. 347	1976, U.S. National Commission Memos and Notes
f. 348	1977, Report on Women in America
f. 349	1982, A Critical Assessment of U.S. Participation in UNESCO

United Nations Subseries

f. 350	1971, United Nations Publications
f. 351	1972, UN Commission for Social Development
f. 352	1972, UN Conference on the Human Environment
f. 353	1973, Eleanor Roosevelt: Her Day
f. 354	1973, UN General Assembly Resolutions
f. 355-356	1973, UN Commission on the Status of Women Report
f. 357	1973, UN Declaration on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women
f. 358	1973, UN World Population Conference
f. 359	1973, UN Quarterly Report
f. 360	1973, UNICEF News: Third World Women
f. 361-362	1974, UN World Population Year
f. 363	1974, UN International Women's Year
f. 364-367	1975, UN and International Women's Year

U. S. Department of State Subseries

f. 368	1965, Citizens' Commission on Women
f. 369	1970, U.S. Participation in United Nations
f. 370	1970, President's Task Force on Women's Rights and Responsibilities
f. 371	1970, President's Commission on 25th Anniversary of United Nations
f. 372	1971, Report of Citizens' Advisory Council on the Status of Women
f. 373	1971, U.S. Participation in United Nations
f. 374	1971, Department of State Publications
f. 375	1973, U.S. Convention on World Culture and Natural Heritage
f. 376	1974, Ramifications of U.S. Non-Payment of UNESCO Assessment
f. 377	1974, U.S. Participation in the UN
f. 378	1974, Integrating Rural Women into Their Economies
f. 379-383	1974, Percy Amendment Working Committee
f. 384	1975, Department of State Publications on International Women's Year
f. 385	1975, U.S. Senate Hearings on International Organizations
f. 386	1978-1979, Department of State Publications

Miscellaneous Publications Subseries

f. 387	1971, United Nations Association of the USA Dinner
f. 388	1973, "How Many People" Symposium
f. 389	1973, International League for the Rights of Man Annual Report
f. 390	1973, World Environment Newsletter
f. 391	1974, BIOS International Study
f. 392	1974, Culture and Population Change-- American Association for the Advancement of Science
f. 393	1974, United Nations Association of the USA Guides
f. 394	1974, U.S. Center for International Women's Year Newsletters
f. 395	1975, U.S. Center for International Women's Year brochures
f. 396	1975, International Women's Year Tribune
f. 397	1975, Politicalization of UNESCO-- American Academy of Arts and Sciences
f. 398	1975, IH Farm Forum
f. 399	1975, United Nations Association of the USA Publications
f. 400	1976, The Link; Near East Report

Subject Files Series

f. 401	Hilex-75 and Assorted Conspiracy Theories, 1975
f. 402	Luxembourg, 1976-1977
f. 403	Missouri State Coordinating Committee on International Women's Year, 1977
f. 404	Mortar Board, 1971
f. 405	National Women's Political Caucus Correspondence, 1974-1975
f. 406	National Women's Political Caucus, 1974-1975
f. 407	Personal, Resume, Photographs, 1972
f. 408	Personal, Correspondence, 1972-1980

INDEX TERMS

These index terms are the subjects, people, places, etc. under which this collection is listed in all available indexes at The State Historical Society of Missouri-Columbia. If you are interested in a specific index term, please contact the reference staff.

Actions and defenses	f. 82,172
Adix, Shauna	f. 404
Affirmitive action programs	f. 12,39,41,62,63,67,75,242
African National Committee for UNESCO	f. 293
African nationalism	f. 222
Agnew, Spiro (1918-1996)	f. 68,157,175,194
Allott, Gordon L. (1907-1989)	f. 100
Alpert, Harry (1912- )	f. 339
American Academy of Arts and Sciences	f. 344,397
American Anthropological Association	f. 344
American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business	f. 345
American Association for the Advancement of Science	f. 345,392
American Council of Learned Societies	f. 344
American Field Service	f. 344
American Folk Lore Society	f. 344
American Geological Institute	f. 345
American Historical Association	f. 236
American Institute of Biological Sciences	f. 344
American Library Association	f. 344
American Political Science Association	f. 344
American Psychological Association	f. 236
American Theatre Association	f. 235
Amiran, D. H. K.	f. 237
Anderson, Darryl	f. 208
Andrews, Mark (1926- )	f. 100
Answar Dam	f. 241
Aquaculture	f. 227
Arab countries and UNESCO	f. 227,400
Arafat, Yasser (1929-2004)	f. 227
Architecture--Conservation and restoration	f. 328
Armitage, Constance Dean	f. 171
Armstrong, Anne (1927- )	f. 17,53,162,171,174,207
Armstrong, William (1937- )	f. 198-202
Arrow, Kenneth (1921- )	f. 236
Art--Stolen and recovered	f. 227
Association of American Geographers	f. 344
Association of College Unions International	f. 344
Atkins, Charles	f. 169
Atkins, Ollie (1916- )	f. 103
Bali--Religion	f. 227
Barraud, Helga	f. 235,238
Beckner, Charles	f. 217
Behrens, Squiro	f. 408
Bellmon, Henry (1921- )	f. 11,100
Bennett, Wallace F. (1898-1993)	f. 100
Bernstein, Elliot	f. 84
Bernstein, Marver (1919- )	f. 235
Bibby, John	f. 103,198-202
BIOS International Study	f. 391
Blake, Robert (1921- )	f. 236
Bliss, Ray (1907- )	f. 22,25
Bond, Christopher S. (1939- )	f. 185,213,217,399
Boyd, McDill	f. 100
Brewster, Kingman (1919-1988)	f. 238
Brock, William (1930- )	f. 194,198-202
Brown, Marion Fuller (1917- )	f. 101
Brown, Robert Lyle (1920- )	f. 238
Bruun, Olive	f. 408
Buckley, James Lane (1923- )	f. 185
Buergenthal, Thomas	f. 239
Buffum, William (1921- )	f. 236-238
Bush, George (1924- )	f. 64,68,73,75,193,208
Business Exchange Program	f. 402
Cadwick, Nancy	f. 408 (pictorial image)
Campaign funds	f. 13,71,74,79,213
Campaign literature--Republican	f. 5,9,12,14,25,55,79,89,92
Campaign paraphernalia--Republican	f. 30
Campbell, Ethan	f. 216
Canadian National Commission on UNESCO	f. 247,255,274,316
Carter, Jimmy (1924- )	f. 85-87
Carter, Tim Lee (1910-1987)	f. 100
Case, Clifford (1904-1982)	f. 235
Cassin, Rene (1897-1976)	f. 228,229
Cavener, Neal	f. 236
Chennault, Anna (1925- )	f. 223
Citizens By Choice	f. 14,73
Citizen's Rsearch Foundation	f. 31
Citizenship	f. 14
Civil rights--Federal troops	f. 213
Coigney, Martha (1933- )	f. 238
Coleman, Thomas (1943- )	f. 214,217
College Republican National Committee	f. 186
College Republicans	f. 27,217
Collins, James M. (1916- )	f. 83
Colom, Wilbur	f. 186
Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS)	f. 93
Commission on Voluntary Service and Action	f. 345
Committee for an Effective UNESCO	f. 237,241
Common Cause	f. 40,49,175,185
Concannon, Donald	f. 102
Connally, John Jr. (1917-1993)	f. 75
Conspiracy theories	f. 401
Constitutional amendments	f. 46-48,51,194
Coray, Carla	f. 74
Council on International Non-Theatrical Events	f. 345
Countie, David	f. 214 (pictorial image)
Crane, Phillip (1930- )	f. 175,176
Criminal justice	f. 85,86
Crowder, Peg	f. 7
Curtis, Carl (1905- )	f. 101
Dale family	f. 217
Danforth, John Claggett (1936- )	f. 213,217,402
David, Paul T. (1906- )	f. 95,154
Deardorff, Elizabeth	f. 175
deCastri, Francesco	f.
Delaney, John	f. 102
Dellenback, John (1918- )	f. 100,175
Delta Delta Delta Sorority	f. 408
Democratic National Committee	f. 35,40,57,93,158-160,168-170,191
Dennis, David (1912- )	f. 175
Denny, Robert (1916-1981)	f. 100
Dewey, Thomas E. (1902-1971)	f. 1
diCastri, Francesco	f. 237
DiGiorgio, Patricia	f. 236
Dillon, Mary Jane	f. 240
Dively, Michael	f. 208
Djerassi, Carl (1923- )	f. 226,239
Dole, Robert Joseph	f. 39, 53, 62, 63, 154, 162, 165, 174, 231
Domenici, Peter (1932- )	f. 193, 211
Drug abuse	f. 54
Duncan, John J. (1919-1988)	f. 101
Duncan, Marjorie	f. 406 (pictorial image)
Duncan, Marjorie	f. 175
Dylan, Bob (1941- )	f. 228-229
Eagleburger, Lawrence (1930- )	f. 239-240
Eagleton, Thomas Francis (1929-2007)	f. 68, 194, 217
Earthquake, Guatemala, 1976	f. 228-229
Education	f. 242, 269, 298, 306, 323
Edwards, L. Lee	f. 169
Egypt and UNESCO	f. 228-229
Eisenhower, Dwight David (1890-1969)	f. 33
Elderly--Political activity	f. 59, 73, 91
Elections--United States	f. 44, 45, 74, 84, 189
Employment	f. 60, 73
Environment	f. 231, 237, 245, 252, 294, 298, 304, 306, 352, 390
Equal Rights Amendment	f. 217, 226, 405, 408
Esch, Marvin (1927- )	f. 198-202, 208
Ethical Society of St. Louis	f. 239-240
Ethiopia--Archaeology	f. 227
Evans, John Ford	f. 208
Evans, Luther (1902-1988)	f. 236, 237, 385
Evans, Thomas (1931- )	f. 53, 162
Fairness doctrine (Broadcasting)	f. 93
Fannin, Paul (1907- )	f. 100
Farkas, Ruth Lewis (1906-1996)	f. 402
Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971	f. 61
Federal Election Campaign Act of 1973	f. 71
Federal Elections Campaign Act Amendments, 1974	f. 74
Federated Republican Women's Clubs of Missouri	f. 216
Finch, Robert (1925-1995)	f. 100
Fish, Ody	f. 100
Florida Federation of Women Republicans	f. 43
Fobes, John (1918- )	f. 223, 233, 235
Ford, Gerald Rudolph, Jr. (1913-2006)	f. 407 (pictorial image)
Ford, Gerald Rudolph, Jr. (1913-2006)	f. 66, 73, 75, 103, 188, 233, 236
Forster, Richard	f. 233, 239, 240, 334
Foss, Anton	f. 213
Franklin, A. June	f. 104
Franzel, William (1928- )	f. 72, 198-202
Fraternities and sororities	f. 408
Frey, Louis, Jr. (1934- )	f. 175, 176, 186
Friedan, Betty (1921-2006)	f. 338
Fund raising	f. 16, 213
Gardner, John (1912- )	f. 40, 49, 175, 185
General Federation of Women's Clubs	f. 77, 236, 238, 240
Gillette, Howard	f. 174, 175
Gillis, J. John (1921- )	f. 213
Ginn, M. Stanley (1911-2003)	f. 407 (pictorial image)
Ginn, M. Stanley (1911-2003)	f. 233
Ginn, Rosemary Lucas (1912-2003)	f. 1-408
Ginn, Rosemary Lucas (1912-2003)	f. 265, 407 (pictorial image)
Gold, Bertram	f. 236-237
Goldman, Pat	f. 405
Goldwater, Barry Morris (1909-1998)	f. 7, 16
Good, Barbara	f. 223, 233-240, 334, 338
Good, Josephine	f. 102, 154, 174
Grass Roots	f. 74, 89
Greece--Pollution	f. 228-229
Gruner, Hugh	f. 408
Guarino, Phillip	f. 198-202
Guinea-Bissau and UNESCO	f. 328
Hackbarth, Dorothy	f. 236
Hall, Durward G. "Doc" (1910-2001)	f. 103, 175, 213, 216
Halleck, Charles A. (1900- )	f. 11
Hanna, Paul (1902- )	f. 236, 239, 241
Hansen, Orval (1926- )	f. 100, 103
Harley, William Gardner (1911- )	f. 235
Haugh, John	f. 208
Herman, R. L. Dick	f. 208
Herzog, Marie Pierre	f. 265 (pictorial image)
Herzog, Marie Pierre	f. 226, 237
Hess, Stephen (1933- )	f. 265 (pictorial image)
Hess, Stephen (1933- )	f. 198-202, 223, 327
Hewell, Grace	f. 241
Historic sites	f. 223-229, 234-241, 285, 328, 334, 400
Hitchings, Arlene	f. 213
Hobbs, Nicholas (1915- )	f. 236
Hoe, Wanda Joy	f. 233
Hooper, Virginia (1917- )	f. 101
Hornback, James	f. 239-240
House Republican Task Force on Election Reform	f. 72
Housing	f. 87
Hruska, Roman L. (1904- )	f. 101
Huckshorn, Robert	f. 103
Hull, William R., Jr. (1906-1977)	f. 216
Human rights	f. 233, 324, 386, 389
Humphrey, Hubert H. (1911-1978)	f. 194
Humphrey, Lucie (1911- )	f. 100
IH Farm Forum	f. 398
India and NASA	f. 229, 241
Institute on Man and Science	f. 235-236
International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience/United States, Incor	f. 344, 402
International Council on Museums Committee of the American Association of Museums	f. 345
International Development Bank	f. 401
International Law	f. 226
International League for the Rights of Man	f. 239, 389
International Women's Year	f. 223, 225-226, 233-240, 258, 264, 281-284, 316, 329-330, 333- 340, 363-367, 384, 394-396, 403
International Women's Year--Missouri	f. 403
International Year of the Child	f. 386
Israel and UNESCO	f. 223-229, 235-241, 285, 334, 400
Israel--Archaeology	f. 223-228, 235-241, 285, 334, 400
Jacobson, Eugene	f. 236, 239
Javits, Jacob K. (1904-1986)	f. 100, 186-187
Jenkins, William M. (1919- )	f. 102
Joburu, Magda	f. 234
Johnson, Francis B.	f. 233, 235, 239
Johnson, Lyndon Baines (1908-1973)	f. 14-15, 25, 216
Jones, William B. (1928- )	f. 233, 235-237, 241
Joseph, Shirley	f. 235
Journalism--Objectivity	f. 38, 102
Joyner, Conrad	f. 100, 240
Kabis, Dorothy Andrews (1917-1971)	f. 51
Kemp, Jack F. (1935-2009)	f. 175
Kemper family	f. 216
Kennedy, Jewel (1910- )	f. 74
Kennedy, John Fitzgerald (1917-1963)	f. 11-12
King, R. J. (1913- )	f. 214, 216
Kissinger, Henry Alfred (1923- )	f. 75, 228-229, 238, 240, 401, 408
Kops, Daniel	f. 236
Kuh, Katherine	f. 241
Lahr, Raymond (1914- )	f. 102
Laing, Helen	f. 265 (pictorial image)
Landa, Esther	f. 238
Lane, Eugene N.	f. 213
League of Women Voters of the United States	f. 345
Lederberg, Joshua (1925- )	f. 226, 239
Leeb, Elaine	f. 225-226, 236
Leer, Leonard	f. 408 (pictorial image)
Leonard, James (1920- )	f. 385
Levine, Ruth Rothenberg (1916- )	f. 237
Lewis, Samuel W. (1930- )	f. 241
Lewy, Claude	f. 402
Libraries and UNESCO	f. 227
Library Association of the City University of New York	f. 235
Lincoln Day	f. 30, 33
Linguistic Society of America	f. 344
Linkletter, Art (1912-2010)	f. 54
Literacy--International cooperation	f. 228-229, 241
Little, David	f. 174
Ludin, Honnarya	f. 265 (pictorial image)
Lujan, Manuel (1928- )	f. 193
Lukens, Donald (1931- )	f. 102
Lyons, Eugene (1913- )	f. 235, 239
Man and the Biosphere	f. 231, 236, 239, 241, 249-250, 305, 347
Marcy, Mildred (1909- )	f. 237
Marsh, Frank (1924- )	f. 240-241
Massenburg, Katherine (1921- )	f. 102
Mathias, Charles, Jr. (1922- )	f. 175, 186-187
Matie, Milovan	f. 238
Matzkin, Rose Ellis (1911- )	f. 237
Mayas--Architecture	f. 228-229
M'Bow, Amadou Mahtar (1921- )	f. 225-226, 235, 238-239, 228
M'Bow, Amadou Mahtar (1921- )	f. 225-226, 235, 238-239, 228
McDade, Joseph (1931- )	f. 198-202
McElhiney, Anne	f. 217
McGlinn, Frank (1914- )	f. 236
McGovern, George Stanley (1922- )	f. 35, 40, 217
McGrath, Kyran Murray (1934- )	f. 236
McKeachie, Wilbert (1921- )	f. 236
McKee, Samuel	f. 233, 238
McKneally, Martin (1914-1992)	f. 101
Meany, George (1894-1980)	f. 385
Meisel, Lawrence	f. 213
Melbourne, Elaine	f. 233
Mendenhall, Yvonne	f. 217-218
Menuhin, Yehudi (1916- )	f. 236
Merrill, Anthony	f. 235-236
Metcalf, Martha	f. 174
Meyer, Jack	f. 214
Meyer, John C.	f. 175
Middleton, Edwin G. (1920- )	f. 198-202
Mike, Edward	f. 335
Miliken, William	f. 102
Military policy	f. 85-87
Military service, Compulsory--Draft resisters	f. 73
Miller, Franklin A.	f. 213
Miller, William E. (1914-1983)	f. 7, 12, 213
Minorities--Political activity	f. 60, 79, 159, 168-171, 176, 182, 183
Missouri Republican Party	f. 213-221
Missouri Republican State Convention	f. 213-221
Mollenhoff, Clark R. (1921- )	f. 39
Morgenthau, Hans (1904-1980)	f. 385
Mortar Board Honor Society	f. 234, 404
Morton, Rogers C.B. (1918-1979)	f. 32, 39, 43, 51, 94, 100, 102, 103
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick (1927- )	f. 228-229
Muck, Ron	f. 213
Murphey, George	f. 103
Music Teachers National Association, Inc.	f. 345
National Academy of Peace	f. 236
National Association of Broadcasters	f. 345
National Citizen's Commission Committee on Women	f. 368
National Congress of Parents and Teachers	f. 345
National council for the Social Studies	f. 345
National Council of Jewish Women, Inc.	f. 345
National Council of YMCAs	f. 345
National Cultural Conference	f. 235-236
National Education Association	f. 344
National Federation of Republican Women	f. 8, 14, 30, 51, 88, 207
National liberation movements	f. 237
National Republican Heritage Groups (Nationalities) Council	f. 186
National Science Teachers Association	f. 239, 345
National Welfare Rights Organization	f. 186
National Women's Political Caucus	f. 185, 203, 406
Neinhueser, Anna	f. 408
Nelson, John Robert (1920- )	f. 238
Netchvolodoff family	f. 402
Nienhueser, Anna	f.
Nixon, Patricia (1912-1993)	f. 55, 408
Nixon, Richard (1913-1994)	f. 214 (pictorial image)
Nixon, Richard (1913-1994)	f. 3, 28, 33, 34, 38, 39, 43, 52, 54, 66, 408
Nixon, Richard Milhouse (1913-1994)	f.
Nobbe, Richard	f. 265 (pictorial image)
Nobbe, Richard	f. 230, 236, 240
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO's)	f. 328, 344-345
O'Brien, William	f. 233
Optimist Club, Cape Girardeau, Missouri	f. 213
Packwood, Robert (1932- )	f. 101
Pasztor, Laszlo	f. 186
Patrick, Henry	f. 213
Patronage, Political	f. 34, 213, 402
Percy, Charles H. (1919- )	f. 61, 71, 100, 103, 171, 175, 176, 226, 379-383
Perrot, Paul (1926- )	f. , 240
Peterson, Elly	f. 100, 103
Philippine Commission on UNESCO	f. 254
Philosophy and Peace Forum	f. 327
Pi Phi Sorority	f. 408
Pierson, George (1904- )	f. 238
Pihlblad, Gladys K. (1908- )	f. 154
Political campaigns	f. 60, 213, 216
Political conventions	f. 3, 26, 35, 39, 40, 57, 60, 62, 63, 68, 74, 75, 100-105, 110-212, 405
Pope, Nancy	f. 233-235, 237
Population	f. 358, 361-362, 388
Porter, J. Roger	f. 233, 238, 241
Porter, J. Roger	f. 265 (pictorial image)
Potter, Irwin Lee (1909- )	f. 101
Power, Sarah Goddard	f. 233, 236-237, 239-241
Presidents--United States--Addresses and essays	f. 42
Presidents--United States--Election	f. 39
Presidents--United States--Inagural address	f. 33
Presidents--United States--Inaguration	f. 69
Presidents--United States--Messages--Republican appraisal, 1968	f. 28
Preston, Harley	f. 236
Primaries, 1972	f. 60, 83
Privileges and immunities	f. 225
Proportional representation	f. 82, 95-104, 110-212
Railsback, Thomas (1932- )	f. 101, 175, 176, 186, 211
Reagan, Ronald W. (1911-2004)	f. 401
Recipes	f. 8
Reed, Clarke	f. 74
Reed, Thomas (1898- )	f. 100
Reich, Alan A. (1930- )	f. 239
Republican Coordinating Committee	f. 31
Republican Leadership Conference, 1975	f. 78, 83
Republican National Committee	f. 1-212, 405-406
Republican National Committee Delegates and Organizations Committee (DO)	f. 94-180
Republican National Committee Rules Committee	f. 181-212, 405
Republican Party--Youth	f. 27, 32, 50, 58, 92, 174
Republican platform, 1968	f. 28, 219
Republican Revision and Development Committee	f. 65
Republicans for Progress	f. 18
Rhodes, John (1916- )	f. 86-86, 101
Rhodes, June	f. 217
Rigby, Vincent	f. 213
Roberts Rules of Order	f. 165
Roberts, Don	f. 408
Robison, Howard W. (1915-1987)	f. 101
Rockefeller family	f. 401
Rockefeller, Winthrop (1912-1973)	f. 216
Rogalin, Wilma	f. 175
Rokkan, Stein	f. 239
Romania--Education	f. 311
Romanian National Commission for UNESCO	f. 233
Roosevelt, Eleanor (1884-1962)	f. 353
Ross, Anthony	f. 265 (pictorial image)
Ross, Arthur (1916- )	f. 235
Ross, Donald (1922- )	f. 102
Ross, Glenn Robert (1928- )	f. 236
Roudebush, Richard (1918-1995)	f. 101
Rove, Karl (1950- )	f. 186
Ruckleshaus, Jill	f. 238, 405
Rules of the House	f. 165
Rural poor	f. 224, 233, 239, 248, 378
Rural women	f. 224, 233, 239, 248, 398
SALT II	f. 386
San Marino and UNESCO	f. 328
Sargent, Francis W. (1915- )	f. 185
Sargent, Jessie	f. 185
Scali, John (1918-1995)	f. 224, 385
Schade, Ruben	f. 100
Scherer, Gordon H. (1906-1988)	f. 233, 235-237, 299
Scherer, Gordon H. (1906-1988)	f. 265
Schlafly, Phyllis (1924- )	f. 234
Schuster, Rubie	f. 231, 233, 236, 239
Schweiker, Richard (1926- )	f. 101
Science--Study and teaching	f. 298, 325
Scientists	f. 233, 236
Scott, Hugh (1900-1994)	f. 103, 187, 193
Scott, William L. (1915-1997)	f. 100
Scranton, William (1917- )	f. 102
Scribner, Fred (1908- )	f. 74, 100, 102, 172, 175, 187
Sexism and the United Nations	f. 224, 242
Shanley, Bernard (1903- )	f. 208
Shears, L.W.	f. 265 (pictorial image)
Shestack, Jerome J. (1925- )	f. 239
Silber, Robert	f. 239
Small business	f. 85-86
Smith, H. Allen (1909- )	f. 100
Smith, Howard K. (1914-2002)	f. 38
Smith, Margaret Chase (1897-1995)	f. 7
Smith, Mary Louise (1914- )	f. 74, 75, 81, 83, 208
Smith, Ralph Tyler (1915-1972)	f. 101
Snyder, Warren	f. 100
Social Science Research Council	f. 345
Social science, humanitites, and culture--Study and teaching	f. 309-310
Socialism	f. 234
Solomon, Arthur Kaskel (1912- )	f. 233, 236, 238, 239
Sorrin, Saul	f. 234
South Africa and UNESCO	f. 228-229
Soviet Union and United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Oraganization	f. 235
Spees, Emil	f. 237
Sprinkle, Robert	f. 236, 402
Stafford, Robert (1913- )	f. 101
State Republican committees	f. 154
Staudinger, Magda	f. 265 (pictorial image)
Staudinger, Magda	f. 234
Stauffer, Sarah Ann (1915- )	f. 102
Steelman, Dorman L. (1926-2007)	f. 213
Steiger, William A. (1938-1978)	f. 72, 193, 206, 208
Stevens, Ted (1923-2010)	f. 100
Stone, J.W.	f. 217
Strauss, Robert (1918- )	f. 179, 191
Strikes and lockouts--Postal service--Paris	f. 233-234
Students--Political activity	f. 32, 36, 50, 56, 154, 160-161, 174, 176
Swillinger, Daniel	f. 154, 175, 185, 408
Symphony for the United Nations	f. 234
Taubenfeld, Howard and Rita Falk	f. 238
Taylor, Gene (1928- )	f. 214, 217
Teenage Republicans (TARS)	f. 27, 32, 50, 58, 92, 174
Television in politics	f. 35, 39, 40, 60, 100-104, 155, 169
Temples of Philae	f. 229
The Nature Conservancy	f. 344
The Near East Report	f. 400
The Republican	f. 30, 33
The Ripon Society	f. 4, 15, 18, 20, 82, 157, 167, 172, 174, 175, 185, 187, 408
Thomas, Charles Yancey (1900- )	f. 32
Thompson family	f. 216
Thurmond, J. Strom (1902-2003)	f. 100
Tibbe, Anton	f. 213
Topping, Christine	f. 198-202
Tourist trade--Mexico	f. , 225, 227
Tower, John (1925- )	f. 183, 188
Tropp, Shawna	f. 236-237
Trotter, Virginia Yapp (1921- )	f. 265 (pictorial image)
Tunkis, Helen	f. 223, 236, 238, 240
U.S. and the United Nations	f. 224-226, 228, 229, 235, 240, 290, 299, 369, 371, 373, 377
U.S. and United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization	f. 236, 241, 290, 292, 300, 349
U.S. Center for International Women's Year	f. 394, 395
U.S. Commission on the Status of Women	f. 355, 356
U.S. Department of Defense	f. 13
U.S. Department of State	f. 374, 401
U.S. Labor Party	f. 401
U.S. Labor Party	f. 401
U.S. National Commission for UNESCO (USNC)	f. 344
U.S. National Commission for UNESCO Cultural Task Force	f. 222-400
U.S. National Commission for UNESCO--Public Liason Committee	f. 235, 237, 214, 315, 346
U.S. National Commission of International Association of Art	f. 233, 292, 306
U.S.--Economy	f. 85-86, 386
U.S.--Foreign relations	f. 87, 290, 338, 346, 369, 371, 379-383, 386
U.S.--Foreign relations--Latin America	f. 23
U.S.--Funding--United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organziation	f. 224, 228, 229, 231, 290, 299, 376
U.S.S.R. and UNESCO	f.
Ugandan Commission on UNESCO	f. 254
Underdeveloped countries and the United Nations	f. 223, 260
Underdeveloped countries and Western influence	f. 223, 234, 342, 386
UNESCO Commitment	f. 272
UNESCO Courier	f. 278, 286
UNESCO Exchange	f. 253, 271, 279
UNESCO Features	f. 245, 248, 266, 276, 277
UNESCO gift coupons	f.
United Nations Association of the United States	f. 387, 393, 399
United Nations Commission for Social Development	f. 351
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization General Conference, 18th Session, Paris, 1974	f. 265 (pictorial image)
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization--Gift coupons	f. 238
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)	f. 222-400
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization and communists	f. 227
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization General Conference, 18th Session,	f. 235, 236, 267-270, 275, 319-330
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization General Conference, 19th Session,	f. 241, 347
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization in the press	f. 228-229
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization--Abuse	f. 224, 227, 235
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization--Constitution	f. 233
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization--Elections	f. 328
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization--General Conference, 18th Session,	f. (pictorial image)
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization--Languages	f. 328
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization--Planning	f. 267-269, 287
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization--Politicalization	f. 224, 226, 236, 238, 241, 397
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization--Recruitment	f. 298, 328
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization--Salaries and allowances	f. 328
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund	f. 360
United Nations--Fiance	f. 299, 328
United Nations--Finance	f. 299, 328
University Affiliated Women	f. 235
University of Missouri	f. 213
Upston, John E. (1935- )	f. 225, 231-233, 235-240
Upton, Robinson Miller (1916- )	f. 224, 231, 233-240
Vice-Presidents--United States	f. 65, 68, 70, 72, 75, 181, 190, 191, 193, 194, 196, 206, 209, 210, 408
Vietnam and UNESCO	f.
Vietnam and United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization	f. 237
Vietnam War, 1961-1975	f. 15, 100
Vietnam--Modernization	f. 227
Von Peterffy, George A.	f. 240
Voter registration	f. 2, 4, 6, 19, 30, 37, 89
Waller, Theodore (1916- )	f. 235
Watergate Affair, 1972-1974	f. 66, 68, 74-76
Weatherford, Willis	f. 239
Wiggins, Charles (1927- )	f. 176, 186
Wilkinson, Bud	f. 100
Williams, Clare B.	f. 7, 11
Williams, Harold M. (1928- )	f. 235
Williams, Lawrence G. (1913-1975)	f. 100
Wittenmeyer, Charles (1903- )	f. 100
Wold, John S. (1916- )	f. 100
Wolff, Lester L. (1919- )	f. 385
Women in the military	f. 11
Women in the United Nations	f. 224, 282-284, 364-367
Women--Civil rights	f. 223, 229, 233, 237, 238, 242, 260, 334, 338, 348, 355-357, 368, 370, 372, 378
Women--Education	f. 223, 224, 242, 259, 260, 282-284, 311-318, 332-334, 348, 355, 356, 370, 372
Women--Education	f. 1-70
Women--Political activity	f. 7, 8, 11, 14, 17, 21, 37, 77, 88-90, 100, 158, 160, 161, 167-171, 174-176, 178, 255-257, 405-406
Women's Republican Federations	f. 27
Women--Third World	f. 223, 239,2 42, 360, 378
World Federalists USA	f. 236
World Heritage Trust	f. 233
World Popluation Year	f. 358, 361, 362
Yost, Charles W. (1907-1981)	f. 385
Young Republicans	f. 25, 27, 36, 50
YWCA of th USA	f. 345
Zeldin, Zelda	f. 237, 239
Zionism	f. 225

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