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Communication between Paul M. Morley, Articles Editor from William and Mary Law Review Marshall-Wythe School of Law College of William and Mary and Fred Harris concerning Harris' article "Current Civil Strife in Light of the History of Race Relations and Disorders in America."

Communication between Professor Gary T. Marx who is a Professor in the Department of Social Relations at Harvard University and Fred Harris. Marx included copies of his paper on the riot commission presented at the 1968 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association in Washington, D.C.

Communication between Jerry Allen Lively and Fred Harris. Lively writes about his graduation from Northeastern State College with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and his studies in Ethnic Relations. Concerns mentioned in the letter are "Indian culture", "urban and rural Negros" [urban and city Blacks], federal funding, and financial status of Oklahoma.

Communication between Joe D. Musgrove and Fred Harris with a copy of the KTUL-TV Channel *, Tulsa broadcast text on the "Commentary on the Assignation of U.S. Senator Robert Kennedy" By News Director Jack Morris, Friday June 7, 1968 ay 10:00pm News.

Communication between Robert A. Long, Consulting Actuary, and Fred Harris concerning a quote in the Report of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders "The median income of whites with a high school diploma was $1600 more per year than that of Negroes. White college graduates made $2600 more." Long wants the national data used to make this statement.