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[Identification of item], in the Anne Heineman Meyer papers #4649, Southern Historical Collection, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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Received from Sylvan and Anne Meyer, with a small addition from their daughter, Erica M. Rauzin, in December 1992.

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• Carter, Jimmy, 1924-
• Carter, Rosalynn.
• Civil rights--Florida--History--20th century.
• Colony Theater (Miami Beach, Fla.)
• Community leadership--Florida--History--20th century.
• Ferraro, Geraldine.
• Florida Commission on the Status of Women.
• Florida--Social life and customs.
• Jewish Women's Political Caucus.
• Meyer, Anne Heineman, 1925-
• Miami Beach (Fla.)--Social life and customs--20th century.
• Miami Beach (Fla.). Commission on the Status of Women.
• Miami magazine.
• National Women's Conference.
• Radio programs--Florida--Miami Beach.
• Radio talk shows--Florida--Miami Beach.
• Women broadcasters--Florida.
• Women civil rights workers--Florida.
• Women in community development--Florida--Miami Beach.
• Women in community organization--Florida--Miami Beach.

Anne Heineman Meyer, native of Mainz, Germany, later of Gainesville, Ga., and Miami Beach, Fla., community activist and radio show host.

Correspondence, minutes, papers, and reports relating to the Miami Beach Commission on the Status of Women and the Florida Commission on the Status of Women, of which Anne Meyer was chair, 1977-1980; conference and other material from the first National Women's Conference in Houston, Tex., 18-21 November 1977; papers relating to the Jewish Women's Political Caucus; miscellaneous items about women's topics, including interview notes from talks with Geraldine Ferraro; program files, correspondence, and tapes of the Anne Meyer Radio Show on WQAM in Miami, 1975-1983; correspondence, plans, minutes, and other materials relating to Meyer's various community activities, including the founding of the Colony Theater in Miami and citizen profiles she wrote for Miami Magazine; reports, news clippings, and writings dealing with Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, especially about the presentation of a handmade rug to Rosalynn; and various civil rights reports dating back to 1958.