Box 2

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Requests by organizations to appear before the committee, including American Congress for Irish Freedom, National Federation of Independent Business, National Council on Crime and Delinquency, National Association of Life Underwriters, and Veterans of Foreign Wars; correspondence concerning a bill of rights for victims of crime and electoral college reform; work space for committee; lists of committee members. (1967-Mar. 1968)

Scope and Contents Requests by organizations to appear before the committee, including Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, National Council of the Churches of Christ, National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers, American Israel Public Affairs Committee, National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, Association of American Medical Colleges, Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace, Paralyzed Veterans of America, Inc., National Canners Association, Sierra Club, National Federation of...

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Correspondence asking for work or appointment at the Democratic National Convention. Referrals included.

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Correspondence concerning musical entertainment, honorary speakers, fireworks; 1964 Democratic National Convention Program; requests to add special events to program. (1967-Mar. 1968)

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Correspondence concerning musical entertainment, honorary attendees, special events. Among the correspondents are Charles C. Diggs and John Conyers.

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Correspondence concerning arrangements for food service at convention.

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Telephone requirements for Democratic National Committee at Hilton Hotel; International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers strike.

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Insurance requirements at the International Amphitheatre.

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Lighting, sound, and basic facilities for convention and press.

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Correspondence concerning miscellaneous items that were produced solely for the convention, including posters, buttons, ribbons, dress for pages; purple badge from the 1952 Democratic National Convention for the Assistant Sergeant At Arms.