Box 285

Topics include appointment book, memoranda, travel itineraries, meetings, dinner plans, and special events.

Topics include travel itineraries, speaking engagements, and meetings.

Topics include typewriter advertisement.

Topics include memoranda, meeting minutes, and organizational charts.

Topics include "Problems of the Negro Adolescent in the Next Decade" (paper by Chester H. Pierce), "Emotional Problems in Oklahoma Indians-Problems of Adolescents and Young Adults" (paper by Daniel M.A. Freeman), "The Right to be Human" (paper by Louis S. Levine), "The Racial Crisis: Two Suggestions for a National Program" (booklet), grant application for a regional educational and cultural center, and "The Generation Which Belongs to You" (paper by Harold Cameron).

Topics include Southwestern Cooperative Education Laboratory reports, "Imposed Social Problems: Assessment and Curricula Implications" (paper by Louis S. Levine), and "So You Want to be Black" (paper by Preston R. Wilcox). Correspondents include Paul V. Petty.

Topics include speech to Tulsa chapter of United Nations Association.

Topics include pamphlets, "Sample Questions from the Written Examination for Foreign Service Officer" (booklet), "The Foreign Service of the United States" (booklet), and "1967 Examination for Foreign Service Officer Careers" (booklet). Correspondents include Idris Russell.

Topics include pamphlets, "How to Conduct a Community Action Meeting" (pamphlet), "So Who Needs Money to Fight Poverty: A Collection of No-Cost, Low-Cost Programs" (booklet) "How to Conduct a Community Action Program: Training Kit" (handouts), "Use a Survey to Fight Poverty" (booklet), and "Catalogue of Training Materials" (handouts).

This folder contains a briefing book, which includes papers on education and indigenous language, health issues, economic problems, effects of technological advances upon the organization of Indian committees, preparation of personnel for working with Indians, and background documents.