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Topics include voter registration barriers; memoranda; "That All May Vote: A Report on the Universal Voter Enrollment Plan, The National Election Commission, A National Election Holiday" (Freedom to Vote Task Force report); Task Force membership; universal voter enrollment; and the National Election Commission.

Topics include committed senators lists and Clement F. Haynesworth, Jr. Supreme Court nomination.

Topics include health issues, Oklahomans for Indian Opportunity Annual Report 1968-1969, fundraising, and Americans for Indian Opportunity.

Topics include private foundations and voter registration and memoranda.

Topics include minimum income tax bill, increased minimum standard deduction bill, suspension of investment credit bill, Harris statement introducing the bills, income surtax, middle income revolt, Tax Reform Act (HR 13270), and political contributions tax credit.

Topics include Harris statements, memoranda, Vietnam Moratorium Day, troop withdrawal plans, clippings, war protestors, unilateral cease-fire, and misquotation corrections.

Topics include Oklahoma Voter Registration report, Texas voter registration, and Voting Rights Act extension.

Topics include "Public Welfare: The State of the Nation, Living through a Social Revolution" (Elizabeth Wickenden keynote address); welfare reform bill; memoranda; welfare program statistical breakdowns; Congressional Quarterly fact sheets; Welfare Reform Fact Sheet; working poor standard minimum benefit plan; and Federal Basic Benefits Bill. Correspondents include Elizabeth Wickenden.

Topics include Community Self-Determination Act, Social Security and welfare reforms, Title XIX of the Social Security Act (Medicaid), memoranda, and Mississippi Medicaid program. Correspondents include Elizabeth Wickenden, Ellen Winston, and John Bell Williams.

Topics include "The Kerner Commission Report: One Year Later" (Harris statement), clippings, reaction to the report, follow-up plans, Department of Justice responses to Kerner Commission recommendations, and riots. Correspondents include Ramsey Clark.