Inventory of the North Carolina Fund Records, 1962-1971
Collection Number 4710
Manuscripts Department, University Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Collection Information
- Contact Information:
- Manuscripts Department
- CB#3926, Wilson Library
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Chapel Hill, NC 27514-8890
- Phone: 919/962-1345
- Fax: 919/962-3594
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Descriptive Summary
- Repository
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection.
- Creator
- North Carolina Fund.
- Title
- North Carolina Fund Records, 1962-1971
- Call Number
- 4710
- Language of Materials
- Materials in English
- Extent
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- Items: About 187000
- Linear Feet: 330.0
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Administrative Information
- Restrictions to Access
- RESTRICTED (Subseries 2.1.2; 2.1.3; 2.1.4; 3.5; 5.1): In order to protect the privacy of volunteers, applicants to the volunteer programs, team directors, and clients of the volunteer program, researchers who wish to use files containing information about these people must agree not to identify them in the products of research without written permission from the subjects.
- RESTRICTED (Subseries 8.3): Use of materials in this series may require production of listening and/or viewing copies.
- Processing Information
- Processed by: Linda Sellars, with the assistance of Rebecca Blackmon, LeeAnne Britt, Nicole Byers, Cara Cardellino, Kate Harris, Culley Holderfield, Lisa LaCosse, Abigail Peoples, Alicia Reeves, Susie Sharp, Jennifer Smith, Julia Smith, Ami Tadlock, Katie Tyson, and Jennifer Warren 1995
- Encoded by: ByteManagers Inc., 2008
- This collection was processed with support, in part, from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Division of Preservation and Access.
- Preferred Citation
- [Identification of item], in the North Carolina Fund Records #4710, Southern Historical Collection, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
- Copyright Notice
- Retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.
Online Catalog Headings
These and related materials may be found under the following headings in online catalogs.
- African Americans--North Carolina--Attitudes.
- Community development personnel--Political activity--North Carolina.
- Community development--Finance--North Carolina.
- Craven County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Craven Operation Progress, Inc.
- Durham (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Edgecombe County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Educational innovations--North Carolina.
- Esser, George H.
- Ford Foundation.
- Foundation for Community Development.
- Galifianakis, Nick, 1928-
- Gardner, James Carson, 1933-
- Housing--North Carolina.
- How North Carolina whites and blacks view: each other, government and police, housing, poverty, education, and employment.
- Low Income Housing Development Corporation of North Carolina.
- Nash County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Nash-Edgecombe Economic Development, Inc.
- North Carolina Fund.
- North Carolina Voter Education Project.
- North Carolina--Economic policy.
- North Carolina--Race relations.
- Occupational training--North Carolina.
- Rural development--North Carolina.
- Social surveys--North Carolina.
- State of Franklin Health Council.
- United States. Office of Economic Opportunity.
- Voting--Education--North Carolina.
- Whites--North Carolina--Attitudes.
Related Collections
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Terry Sanford Papers (#3531);
John Ehle Papers (#4555);
Youth Education Services (YES) Records (#3807);
North Carolina Fund Scrapbooks, North Carolina Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill;
Billy Barnes Photograph Collection, North Carolina Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Biographical/Historical Note
The North Carolina Fund was incorporated in July 1963 as an independent, non-profit, charitable corporation to seek and dispense funds to attack the cycle of poverty in North Carolina. At the instigation of John Ehle, Governor Terry Sanford had met in New York with representatives of the Ford Foundation, which was funding model anti-poverty programs. Early in 1963, Ford Foundation leaders toured communities in North Carolina and met with leaders of grassroots organizations. After six months of negotiations, the North Carolinians convinced the Ford Foundation to fund its first statewide anti-poverty project, one which would be aimed at rural as well as urban communities. The Ford Foundation provided initial funding of $7 million for a demonstration program, with the condition that the program would be dissolved after five years.
In its five years, the North Carolina Fund received and spent more than $16 million in what director George Hyndman Esser (1921- ) described as a "quest for new ways to enable the poor to become productive citizens, to encourage self-reliance, and to foster institutional, political, economic, and social change designed to strengthen the functioning of democratic society." Funding from the Ford Foundation, the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, the Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation, the U.S. Department of Labor, the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the Office of Economic Opportunity enabled the Fund to support a broad program of manpower development, community action, education, research and planning, and other efforts to fight poverty.
The early emphasis of the North Carolina Fund program was on education. Two million dollars of the original Ford Foundation grant went to the state Department of Public Instruction to improve elementary schools. The Fund's focus then shifted to community action and manpower development programs. The Fund supported eleven community action agencies across the state--in the mountains, in the Piedmont, and in coastal counties. Of these, ten are still in operation. Other organizations created under the Fund's aegis included the Foundation for Community Development, the North Carolina Low Income Housing Development Corp., and the Manpower Development Corporation (now known as MDC, Inc.).
An overview of the funds received, the distribution of funds by percentage, and a list of the major programs supported follows:
SOURCES OF FUNDS
Ford Foundation $7,000,000
Zachary Smith Reynolds Foundation (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1,625,000
Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 875,000
U.S. government (contracts and grants from the Office of Economic Opportunity; U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development; U.S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare; U.S. Dept. of Labor) 7,042,753
FUNDS EXPENDED
Manpower Development 43.7%
Education 21.0%
Grants to Communities for Administration of Projects 15.1%
Research and Planning 7.3%
Housing 5.3%
Motivation and Community Development 4.7%
Human Relations in Law Enforcement 1.5%
Health and Welfare 0.9%
Legal Services 0.4%
Day Care 0.1%
Total 100.0%
MAJOR PROGRAMS
North Carolina Volunteers. Summers 1964 and 1965. Recruited 327 college students, who were trained and placed in service jobs working with anti-poverty agencies throughout the state. Funded by $49,835 from the U.S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, $274,316 from the Office of Economic Opportunity, and $85,444 from the North Carolina Fund.
Community Action Technicians (CAT). 1964-1967. Recruited and trained 105 people from all economic levels to fill crucial manpower gaps in community action programs. Graduates of the program served as neighborhood workers, supervisors of Headstart and Neighborhood Youth Corps programs, and in other positions in community action agencies and anti-poverty institutions. Funded by $379,049 from the Office of Economic Opportunity and $65,502 from the North Carolina Fund.
VISTA Training. 1965-1966. Classroom and field training and instruction to 220 members of the federal Volunteers In Service To America (VISTA) program. Funded by $261,161 contract with Office of Economic Opportunity.
Community Action Interns. 1967. Trained 30 college students in the basics of community organization and placed them in five North Carolina communities where local groups had requested summer assistance. A follow-up phase offered undergraduate courses in community organization to students at Catawba College, Livingstone College, and Shaw University. Funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity.
Foundation for Community Development (FCD). Founded 1967. Non-profit corporation working with the poor in eleven geographic areas in North Carolina in leadership development and training, community organization, and economic development. Its assistance to United Organizations for Community Improvement (UOCI) in Durham resulted in the establishment of United Durham, Inc., a group of poor people that established businesses owned and operated by the poor. Initially funded by a grant from the North Carolina Fund of $263,838; subsequent grants from the North Carolina Fund of $8,093, $241,625, and $210,000. Other support came from the Office of Economic Opportunity--a special impact grant of $900,000 for economic development paired with a $60,000 grant from the Economic Development Agency (EDA). Smaller amounts of support came from a variety of other sources.
Community Action Programs. Eleven programs in eleven North Carolina communities over a five-year period with grants of $30,000 to $40,000 annually for administrative support, plus a total of 82 special grants varying from $3,000 to $150,000 for innovative experimental programs not fundable by federal sources. Among other projects, special grants financed the Winston-Salem Police Department's specially-trained community services squad for low-income neighborhoods; a mountain community action program's plan for making small incentive grants to neighborhood councils; and a three-year development program for enabling low-income farmers to grow, process, and market truck crops.
Manpower Improvement Through Community Effort (MITCE). 1965-1967. Established field offices in three eastern North Carolina areas and sent out field workers to find the unemployed and underemployed, analyze total family problems, and assist families in meeting their employment and other family needs by using local resources. Contacted 10,000 families. Funded through a $1.8 million contract with the U.S. Dept. of Labor.
Mobility. Established 1965. Recruited unemployed rural people in coastal and mountain counties, developed jobs for them in industrial areas of the state, and assisted them in moving and adapting to new job and living environments. Relocated 1,136 families, 1965-1968. Funded by a $628,248 contract with U.S. Dept. of Labor. Later operated by North Carolina Manpower Development Corporation.
Manpower Development Corporation. Established 1967. Planned and operated statewide manpower programs. Lobbied for establishment of a state manpower council.
Survey of Low-Income Families. 1965-1968. Gathered data on 12,000 families living in 11 areas served by community action programs. Measured attitude, values, wants and needs of family members, as well as income, education, housing, health.
Analysis of the Community Action Process. 1965-1968. Examined the relationship between communities and community action agencies, analyzing general patterns in which communities make decisions, formulate goals, and resolve conflicts.
Learning Institute of North Carolina (LINC). 1964-1969. A private, non-profit corporation providing leadership, technical assistance, and information to improve public education in North Carolina. The North Carolina Fund joined Duke University, the Consolidated University of North Carolina, the State Board of Education, and the State Board of Higher Education in financial support of LINC. North Carolina Fund share of support totaled $362,473.
Comprehensive School Improvement Project (CSIP). 1964-1965. Joint effort of North Carolina Fund and State Board of Education. Experimental programs in 228 schools reached more than 25,000 children from kindergarten through third grade. Total cost was $2.9 million, 55% from state government and 45% from North Carolina Fund.
Low-Income Housing Development Corporation (LIHDC). Established 1967. Private, non-profit corporation with a small staff of experts who assisted North Carolina communities in developing privately-sponsored, low-income housing. LIHDC also explored solutions to the problems of building decent, but economical new housing to enable home ownership by low-income families. Began operation with grants of $133,530 from the North Carolina Fund and $497,535 from the Office of Economic Opportunity.
Back to TopCollection Overview
Records of the North Carolina Fund, primarily the files of the central office staff, are organized by program. Also included are files of the field offices of the Manpower Improvement Through Community Effort (MITCE) Program.
North Carolina Fund records include those of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee; the Executive Director; the Special Projects, Training, Community Affairs (also known as Community Development, Community Support, and Community Organization), Research, Planning and Program Development, and Public Information departments; programs funded by the North Carolina Fund; and various study committees staffed and supported by the Fund.
Among the programs operated by the North Carolina Fund documented in these records are the North Carolina Volunteers program; training of community action technicians to work in North Carolina and with Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA); a summer internship and curriculum development program; and research on poverty in North Carolina, community problems in areas served by community action programs, the community action process, and manpower and economic development.
Also documented are the eleven community action agencies funded by the North Carolina Fund and the projects they operated. There are also files relating to two grassroots organizations which received financial support from the North Carolina Fund: United Organizations for Community Improvement (UOCI) in Durham and the People's Program on Poverty (PPOP) in the Choanoke area (Northampton, Bertie, Hertford, and Halifax counties). Other programs documented include the Comprehensive School Improvement Project (CSIP), Learning Institute of North Carolina (LINC), Youth Educational Services (YES), community service consultants, Manpower Improvement Through Community Effort (MITCE), Mobility, Manpower Development Corporation (MDC), Foundation for Community Development (FCD), and the Low-Income Housing Development Corporation (LIHDC).
The collection is organized into series that were established by the North Carolina Fund staff. Each series contains the records of a department or function of the North Carolina Fund. Subseries were established during processing. Many of the original file folder titles were retained, but some files were combined, divided, or renamed for clarification purposes during processing. The order of the series and of the files within the series has been changed somewhat in order to put the most general files first and move from the general to the specific. Thus, the first series, Administration, contains the records likely to give the broadest overview of the organization's operation. Most series are organized so that policies, reports, and other documents that show the purpose and scope of the program are placed first, followed by files on specific programs or participants. For Series 4, Community Action Programs, the original order was retained--programs are arranged by geographic location across North Carolina from west to east.
ADMINISTRATIVE SERIES ABSTRACT:
Administrative and financial records (about 32,000 items), including policy statements; Board of Directors minutes and other records; correspondence, speeches, and other files of Executive Director George Hyndman Esser (1921- ) and other staff members; records of meetings and conferences; proposals and grants; materials documenting the Fund's relationship with the Ford Foundation, the Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO), the Foundation for Community Development (FCD), the Low-Income Housing Development Corporation (LIHDC), and other organizations; subject files; clippings; audit reports; and financial correspondence and other financial records. There is also material about Congressman Jim Gardner's 1967 attacks on Fund activities in Durham, N.C., and earlier controversies over political activity of staff members in areas served by Nash-Edgecombe Economic Development (NEED) and Craven Operation Progress (COP). Other material relates to How North Carolina Whites and Blacks View: Each Other, Government and Police, Housing, Poverty, Education, and Employment, an opinion poll conducted by Oliver Quayle & Company in 1968. Also included are proposals and grant applications for housing, education, community development, job training, leadership, and rural development programs; the North Carolina Voter Education Project; and proposals from the State of Franklin Health Council, Inc.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: Administrative
- African Americans--North Carolina--Attitudes.
- Community development personnel--Political activity--North Carolina.
- Community development--Finance--North Carolina.
- Craven County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Craven Operation Progress.
- Durham (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Economic development--North Carolina.
- Edgecombe County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Educational innovations--North Carolina.
- Esser, George H.
- Ford Foundation.
- Foundation for Community Development.
- Gardner, James Carson, 1933- .
- Housing--North Carolina.
- How North Carolina Whites and Blacks View: Each Other, Government and Police, Housing, Poverty, Education, and Employment.
- Low-Income Housing Development Corporation of North Carolina.
- Nash County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Nash-Edgecombe Economic Development.
- North Carolina Fund.
- North Carolina Voter Education Project.
- North Carolina--Race relations.
- Occupational training--North Carolina.
- Race relations--North Carolina.
- Rural development--North Carolina.
- Social surveys--North Carolina.
- State of Franklin Health Council, Inc.
- United States. Office of Economic Opportunity.
- Voters--Education--North Carolina.
- Whites--North Carolina--Attitudes.
VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS SERIES ABSTRACT:
Volunteer program records (about 14,000 items) are primarily those of the North Carolina Volunteers program, which operated in 12 counties in 1964 and 25 counties in 1965. These files include information about college student volunteers, daily logs of volunteers, reports from volunteers, information about community objections to racially integrated teams of volunteers, and correspondence of staff and volunteers. Also included are files relating to Youth Educational Services (YES), a statewide tutorial project in which college students tutored disadvantaged children; a study of women volunteers in North Carolina, which resulted in Women Volunteers in the War on Poverty by Guion Griffis Johnson; the establishment of an Outward Bound school in North Carolina; and other special projects, including a health careers project, a migrant health project, and Upward Bound.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: Volunteer Programs
- African American college students--North Carolina.
- College students--North Carolina.
- Community development--Citizen participation--North Carolina.
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Johnson, Guion Griffis, 1900- .
- Migrant labor--North Carolina--Health and hygiene.
- North Carolina Fund.
- North Carolina Outward Bound School.
- North Carolina Volunteers.
- North Carolina--Race relations.
- Outward Bound schools--North Carolina.
- Public health personnel--Training of--North Carolina.
- Tutors and tutoring--North Carolina.
- Upward Bound.
- Voluntarism--North Carolina.
- Volunteer workers in community development--North Carolina.
- Women volunteers in social service--North Carolina.
- Women Volunteers in the War on Poverty.
- Youth Educational Services.
TRAINING PROGRAMS SERIES ABSTRACT:
Training Department records (about 18,000 items) include plans, reports, trainee files, and other material. The Community Service Consultants (CSC) program is the earliest program documented. Other programs include a community development worker training center at University of North Carolina; a training program for Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA); the Community Action Technician (CAT) training program, which trained neighborhood workers, Headstart and Neighborhood Youth Corps (NYC) supervisors, and other community action and anti-poverty workers; and summer internship and curriculum development programs. The internship program for 1967 was established and operated by the Fund's Department of Community Organization under Howard Fuller to train college students at Catawba College, Livingstone College, and Shaw University for community work. Shaw University, North Carolina College, St. Augustine's, Livingstone College, and Catawba College operated a joint internship program in 1968. CAT files also include information about selective service policies and draft deferments for trainees.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: Training Programs
- African American college students--North Carolina.
- Catawba College--Students.
- College students--North Carolina.
- Community development personnel--Training of--North Carolina.
- Community development--Citizen participation--North Carolina.
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Draft--United States.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Fuller, Howard.
- Internship programs--North Carolina.
- Livingstone College--Students.
- Neighborhood Youth Corps (U.S.).
- North Carolina Central University--History.
- North Carolina College at Durham--Students.
- North Carolina Fund.
- Saint Augustine's College (Raleigh, N.C.)--Students.
- Shaw University--Students.
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill--Students.
- Volunteers in Service to America.
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAMS SERIES ABSTRACTS:
CHARLOTTE AREA FUND ABSTRACT:
Records (about 4,000 items) relating to the Charlotte Area Fund (CAF), a North Carolina Fund community action program in the Charlotte, N.C., area. Included are reports on CAF operations and many files relating to the CAF's manpower program, which caused conflict between the Charlotte Bureau of Employment, Training, and Placement (CBEPT) and the Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC). Other documented programs include neighborhood centers, Domestics United, legal services, planning for a model cities proposal to the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development, planning for a unified approach to school desegregation, and scholarships for arts enrichment programs. Also included are press releases, information about press coverage of CAF programs, and an almost complete set television station WBT's editorials, 1966-1968.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: Charlotte Area Fund
- Charlotte (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Charlotte Area Fund.
- Charlotte Bureau of Employment, Training, and Placement.
- Community Action Program (U.S.).
- Community centers--North Carolina.
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Community organization--North Carolina.
- Community power--North Carolina.
- Domestics United.
- Domestics--North Carolina.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Economic development projects--North Carolina.
- Job creation--North Carolina.
- Legal assistance to the poor--North Carolina.
- North Carolina Fund.
- Occupational training--North Carolina.
- Opportunities Industrialization Center (Charlotte, N.C.).
- School integration--North Carolina.
- United States. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development.
- Urban renewal--North Carolina.
- Vocational education--North Carolina.
- WBTV (Television station : Charlotte, N.C.).
CHOANOKE AREA DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION ABSTRACT:
Records (about 3,000 items) of the Choanoke Area Development Association (CADA), a North Carolina Fund community action program in Bertie, Halifax, Hertford, and Northampton counties, N.C., in the basin of the Chowan and Roanoke rivers. Included are files documenting CADA's early emphasis on job training. CADA was originally established in 1961 as an area industrial development organization. Also included are files on Head Start, Neighborhood Youth Corps (NYC), multi-purpose centers, and other programs. There are also files of the People's Program on Poverty (PPOP), an anti-poverty organization of people, primarily poor and African American, from Bertie, Halifax, Hertford, and Northampton counties. The July 1966 People's Conference on Poverty, sponsored by PPOP, was attended by 500-1,000 people. PPOP received a grant from the North Carolina Fund to support its operation and pursued a program of promoting adult basic education, recreation, sanitation, and low-cost housing.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: Choanoke Area Development Association
- Adult education--North Carolina.
- African Americans--North Carolina--Social conditions.
- Bertie County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Choanoke Area Development Association.
- Community Action Program (U.S.).
- Community centers--North Carolina.
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Community organization--Citizen participation--North Carolina.
- Community organization--North Carolina.
- Community power--North Carolina.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Economic development projects--North Carolina.
- Halifax County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Head Start programs--North Carolina.
- Hertford County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Housing--North Carolina.
- Neighborhood Youth Corps (U.S.).
- North Carolina Fund.
- Northampton County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Occupational training--North Carolina.
- People's Conference on Poverty (Woodland, N.C. : 30 July 1966).
- People's Program on Poverty.
- Recreation--North Carolina.
- Rural sanitation--North Carolina.
- Sanitation--North Carolina.
COASTAL PROGRESS, INC., ABSTRACT:
Records (about 4,000 items) of Coastal Progress, Inc. (CPI), a North Carolina Fund community action program in Craven, Jones, and Pamlico counties, N.C. Included are records of Craven Operation Progress (COP), organized in 1964 and, in 1966, combined with Jones County Economic Development Corporation and Pamlico County Economic Development Corporation to form Coastal Progress, Inc. These files are especially good for information about administrative policies and procedures and public relations efforts. Programs documented include Neighborhood Youth Corps, adult basic education recruitment, small business development center, day care centers, home management aides, rural environmental sanitation, a federal credit union, and a strawberry marketing co-op.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: Coastal Progress, Inc.
- Adult education--North Carolina.
- Coastal Progress, Inc.
- Community Action Program (U.S.).
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Community organization--North Carolina.
- Community power--North Carolina.
- Craven County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Craven Operation Progress.
- Credit unions--North Carolina.
- Day care centers--North Carolina.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Economic development projects--North Carolina.
- Jones County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Jones County Economic Development Corporation.
- Marketing cooperatives--North Carolina.
- Neighborhood Youth Corps (U.S.).
- North Carolina Fund.
- Pamlico County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Pamlico County Economic Development Corporation.
- Producer cooperatives--North Carolina.
- Rural sanitation--North Carolina.
- Small business--North Carolina--Finance.
- Strawberries--Marketing--North Carolina.
EXPERIMENT FOR SELF-RELIANCE ABSTRACT:
Records (about 4,000 items) relating to the Experiment for Self-Reliance (ESR), a North Carolina Fund community action program in Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, N.C. Included are a strong public information component, with articles and clippings as well as newsletters of ESR and of the Neighborhood Youth Corps. ESR programs documented best include the Winston-Salem Police Community Services Unit, for which there are proposals, reports, a review, and clippings; a Wider Job Opportunities program; and a legal services program. There are also files on an after-school tutorial program, a Boys Club program, and a community organization summer program.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: Experiment for Self-Reliance
- Boys Clubs of America.
- Community Action Program (U.S.).
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Community organization--North Carolina.
- Community organization--North Carolina.
- Community policing--North Carolina.
- Community power--North Carolina.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Economic development projects--North Carolina.
- Experiment for Self-Reliance.
- Forsyth County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Legal assistance to the poor--North Carolina.
- Neighborhood Youth Corps (U.S.).
- North Carolina Fund.
- Tutors and tutoring--North Carolina.
- Wider Job Opportunities.
- Winston-Salem (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Winston-Salem Police Community Services Unit.
MACON PROGRAM FOR PROGRESS ABSTRACT:
Records (about 3,000 items) relating to the Macon Program for Progress (MPP), a North Carolina Fund community action program in Macon County. Included are files on a manpower program, a health services program, a mental health program, and an agricultural development program. There are also files on neighborhood workers, Head Start, self-help housing, a credit union, day care and child development, small business development, the Macon County Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association, Inc., a family planning clinic, adult education, and a senior citizens program.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: Macon Program for Progress
- Adult education--North Carolina.
- Aged--Services for--North Carolina.
- Agricultural development projects--North Carolina.
- Community Action Program (U.S.).
- Community development--Citizen participation--North Carolina.
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Community health services--North Carolina.
- Community mental health services--North Carolina.
- Community organization--North Carolina.
- Community power--North Carolina.
- Credit unions--North Carolina.
- Day care centers--North Carolina.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Economic development projects--North Carolina.
- Family planning--North Carolina.
- Head Start programs--North Carolina.
- Housing--North Carolina.
- Macon County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Macon County Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association, Inc.
- Macon Program for Progress.
- North Carolina Fund.
- Occupational training--North Carolina.
- Small business--Finance--North Carolina.
NASH-EDGECOMBE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ABSTRACT:
Records (about 3,000 items) relating to the Nash-Edgecombe Economic Development (NEED), a North Carolina Fund community action agency in Nash and Edgecombe counties, N.C. Included are files that document the agency's emphasis, under Director R. Timothy Brinn, on industry and jobs rather than on community organization and participation of the poor. The program's priorities changed in 1967 when Edgar Odum took over as director. Documented NEED programs include the community action program proposal, the manpower program, the small business development center, and Neighborhood Youth Corps.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: Nash-Edgecombe Economic Development
- Community Action Program (U.S.).
- Community development--Citizen participation--North Carolina.
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Community organization--North Carolina.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Economic development projects--North Carolina.
- Edgecombe County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Industrial promotion--North Carolina.
- Job creation--North Carolina.
- Nash County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Nash-Edgecombe Economic Development.
- Neighborhood Youth Corps (U.S.).
- North Carolina Fund.
- Occupational training--North Carolina.
- Small business--Finance--North Carolina.
OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH ABSTRACT:
Records (about 6,000 items) relating to Operation Breakthrough (OBT), a North Carolina Fund community action program in Durham, N.C. Included are a report of a management survey in June 1966, proposals and files on a mental retardation training conference, a day camp, Head Start, Neighborhood Youth Corps, a New Careers program, a legal assistance program, Community House, the Education Improvement Project, an arts project, and a child case conference program to coordinate the work of social agencies with children. Attacks by Congressmen Jim Gardner and Nick Galiafianakis on North Carolina Fund activities, especially on the work of Howard Fuller in summer 1967, are documented. Reports and legal papers relate to a rent strike in Durham. Also included are files on the United Organizations for Community Improvement (UOCI), an organization of neighborhood councils, especially relating to the controversies about housing for low-income people in Durham, and a proposal for a credit union. Many of the tenants involved in the rent strike and neighborhood activists who presented grievances to the Durham City Council were African American.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: Operation Breakthrough
- African Americans--North Carolina--Politics and government.
- Children--North Carolina--Services for.
- Community Action Program (U.S.).
- Community centers--North Carolina.
- Community development corporations--Organization and administration--North Carolina.
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Community organization--North Carolina.
- Community power--North Carolina.
- Credit unions--North Carolina.
- Day camps--North Carolina.
- Durham (N.C.)--Race relations.
- Durham (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Economic development projects--North Carolina.
- Education Improvement Project.
- Educational innovations--North Carolina.
- Fuller, Howard.
- Galiafianakis, Nick.
- Gardner, James Carson, 1933- .
- Head Start programs--North Carolina.
- Housing--North Carolina.
- Legal assistance to the poor--North Carolina.
- Mental retardation facilities--North Carolina.
- Neighborhood government--North Carolina.
- Neighborhood Youth Corps (U.S.).
- New Careers.
- North Carolina Fund.
- Operation Breakthrough.
- Rent strikes--North Carolina.
- United Organizations for Community Improvement.
THE OPPORTUNITY CORPORATION ABSTRACT:
Records (about 3,000 items) relating to The Opportunity Corporation (TOC), a North Carolina Fund community action program in Asheville and Buncombe County, N.C. Included are planning papers, a Poor People's Evaluation of TOC, and general office records. Also included are files on TOC programs: day care, Sandy Mush rural health program, Head Start, the Hillcrest Rent Strike, and the community action program grant.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: The Opportunity Corporation
- Asheville (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Buncombe County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Community Action Program (U.S.).
- Community development--Evaluation--North Carolina.
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Community organization--North Carolina.
- Community power--North Carolina.
- Day care centers--North Carolina.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Economic development projects--North Carolina.
- Head Start programs--North Carolina.
- Hillcrest Community Organization.
- North Carolina Fund.
- Rent strikes--North Carolina.
- Rural health clinics--North Carolina.
- The Opportunity Corporation.
SALISBURY-ROWAN COMMUNITY SERVICE COUNCIL ABSTRACT:
Records (about 2,000 items) relating to the Salisbury-Rowan Community Service Council (SRCSC), a North Carolina Fund community action program in Salisbury and Rowan County, N.C. Included are files on a legal services program and a home managers program. There are also files relating to a change in directors. Also included is a memo from Reginald Durante of the North Carolina Fund to Heslip Lee, SRCSC director, expressing his concern that SRCSC's multipurpose centers were providing only recreation and day care programs, not real organization of the poor, and that their boards of directors had too many middle class people.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: Salisbury-Rowan Community Service Council
- Community Action Program (U.S.).
- Community development corporations--Organization and administration--North Carolina.
- Community development--Citizen participation--North Carolina.
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Community organization--North Carolina.
- Community power--North Carolina.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Economic development projects--North Carolina.
- Legal assistance to the poor--North Carolina.
- North Carolina Fund.
- Poor--North Carolina.
- Rowan County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Salisbury (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Salisbury-Rowan Community Service Council.
TRI-COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION ABSTRACT:
Records (about 2,000 items) relating to Tri-County Community Action (TCCA), a North Carolina Fund community action program in Robeson, Richmond, and Scotland counties, N.C. Included are administrative files and materials documenting struggles over representation of the area's African-American and Native American populations on the Board of Directors and staff as well as information about programs for African-American and Native American people in the tri-county area. Prominent programs of TCCA included Head Start, Neighborhood Youth Corps, neighborhood organizers, and work training and other manpower programs.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: Tri-County Community Action
- African Americans--North Carolina--Social conditions.
- Community Action Program (U.S.).
- Community development corporations--Organization and administration--North Carolina.
- Community development--Citizen participation--North Carolina.
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Community organization--North Carolina.
- Community power--North Carolina.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Economic development projects--North Carolina.
- Head Start programs--North Carolina.
- Indians of North America--North Carolina--Social conditions.
- Neighborhood Youth Corps (U.S.).
- North Carolina Fund.
- Occupational training--North Carolina.
- Richmond County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Robeson County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Scotland County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Tri-County Community Action.
WAMY COMMUNITY ACTION, INC., ABSTRACT:
Records (about 5,000 items) relating to WAMY Community Action, Inc., a North Carolina Fund community action program in Watauga, Avery, Mitchell, and Yancey counties in western North Carolina. Included are a special report on WAMY's subcontracting practices; files on incentive grants in the four counties; and files on a craft marketing cooperative, a Neighborhood Youth Corps project, a news demonstration project, and manpower projects.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: WAMY Community Action, Inc.
- Avery County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Community Action Program (U.S.).
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Community organization--North Carolina.
- Community power--North Carolina.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Economic development projects--North Carolina.
- Marketing cooperatives--North Carolina.
- Mitchell County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Neighborhood Youth Corps (U.S.).
- North Carolina Fund.
- Occupational training--North Carolina.
- WAMY Community Action, Inc.
- Watauga County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Yancey County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
MANPOWER PROGRAMS ABSTRACT:
Records (about 42,000 items) of manpower programs supported by the North Carolina Fund. Included are Manpower Improvement Through Community Effort (MITCE) headquarters and field staff files, documenting efforts to assist families in meeting their employment and other family needs by using resources available in Nash, Edgecombe, Richmond, Robeson, Scotland, Craven, and Guilford counties, N.C. Proposals and reports give an overview of the program's operation. There are also records of the institutional training and on-the-job-training programs. Mobility program records include proposals, reports, and correspondence concerning a program that recruited unemployed rural people in coastal and mountain counties, developed jobs for them in industrial areas, and assisted them in moving and adapting to their new job and living environments. Files on the Manpower Development Corporation (now MDC, Inc.) contain much material relating to operational studies on computer job matching, program planning and budgeting, housing, basic education, industrial training capacity, skill training, Work Oriented Retraining Centers (WORC), New Careers, transportation, and outreach techniques and supportive services in manpower programs.
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- Adult education--North Carolina.
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Craven County (N.C.)--Economic conditions.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Economic development projects--North Carolina.
- Edgecombe County (N.C.)--Economic conditions.
- Guilford County (N.C.)--Economic conditions.
- Housing--North Carolina.
- Manpower Development Corporation.
- Manpower Improvement Through Community Effort.
- Manpower policy--North Carolina.
- MDC, Inc.
- Mobility Program.
- Nash County (N.C.)--Economic conditions.
- New Careers.
- North Carolina Fund.
- Occupational mobility--North Carolina.
- Occupational training--North Carolina.
- Richmond County (N.C.)--Economic conditions.
- Robeson County (N.C.)--Economic conditions.
- Rural unemployment--North Carolina.
- Scotland County (N.C.)--Economic conditions.
- Transportation--Planning--North Carolina.
- Work Oriented Retraining Centers.
RESEARCH, PLANNING, AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT ABSTRACT:
Correspondence, statistics, notes, drafts, and other materials (about 17,000 items) from research projects and planning and program development. Major projects include a report on poverty in North Carolina; a study of record-keeping in community action programs (CAPs) aimed at producing evaluation information; profiles of community problems in areas served by the 11 Fund-supported CAPs; a survey of attitudes, values, wants, and needs as well as income, education, housing, and health of low-income families in CAP regions; a study of the community action process and decision-making, conflict resolution, and other patterns in CAP communities; and a study of hunger in North Carolina. Also included are records of the Fund's library and history and archives project. These history and archives project records contain information about Fund organization and staffing, transcripts of debriefing interviews with Fund staff, and grant officers' reports on the CAPs.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: Research, Planning, and Program Development Department
- Avery County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Bertie County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Buncombe County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Charlotte (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Community Action Program (U.S.).
- Community development--Evaluation--North Carolina.
- Community development--Research--North Carolina.
- Community health services--North Carolina.
- Craven County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Durham County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Edgecombe County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Forsyth County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Halifax County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Hertford County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Jones County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Macon County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Mitchell County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Nash County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- North Carolina Fund.
- Northampton County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Pamlico County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Poverty--Research--North Carolina.
- Richmond County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Robeson County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Rowan County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Salisbury (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Scotland County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Watauga County (N.C.)--Social conditions.
- Yancey County (N.C)--Social conditions.
STUDY COMMITTEES SERIES ABSTRACT:
Leadership Training Committee records (about 500 items) document community leadership development laboratories, the Urban Training Center, and Affiliated Training and Action Centers (ATAC) for New Mission. Voter Education Project (VEP) Committee records (about 700 items) include items from the Southern Regional Council's Voter Education Project; brochures on government and voter registration; information on African-Americans in political office and Congressional redistricting; and proposals for citizen education and a Bertie County Voter Education Project. Education Study Committee records (about 1,500 items) include information on the Comprehensive School Improvement Program (CSIP), 1964; the Learning Institute of North Carolina (LINC), 1964-1968; the Advancement School; a Regional Education Laboratory proposal, 1966; and school drop-outs, 1962. Legal Services and Consumer Education Study Committee records (about 1,000 items) include materials on legal problems of the poor, a summer legal intern program, and producer and consumer co-ops, the latter proposed by Floyd McKissick's N.C. Leadership Conference on Economic Development. Housing Committee records (about 1,500 items) include materials on the Low-Income Housing Development Corporation (LIHDC) and a computer-aided design system to produce good, cheap housing. Committee on Manpower and Economic Development (COMED) records (about 5,000 items) include a 1967 food price survey and 1966-1968 cost-benefit study of the Manpower Improvement Through Community Effort (MITCE) program.
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- Advancement School.
- African Americans--Political activity--North Carolina.
- Apportionment (Election law)--North Carolina.
- Bertie County Voter Education Project.
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Community leadership--North Carolina.
- Consumer cooperatives--North Carolina.
- Consumer education--North Carolina.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Economic development projects--North Carolina.
- Food prices--North Carolina.
- Housing--North Carolina.
- Learning Institute of North Carolina.
- Legal assistance to the poor--North Carolina.
- Low-Income Housing Development Corporation of North Carolina.
- Manpower Improvement Through Community Effort.
- Manpower policy--North Carolina.
- McKissick, Floyd B. (Floyd Bixler), 1922- .
- North Carolina Fund.
- North Carolina Leadership Conference on Economic Development.
- North Carolina Voter Education Project.
- North Carolina--Politics and government--1951- .
- Occupational training--North Carolina.
- Regional education laboratories--North Carolina.
- School dropouts--North Carolina.
- Urban Training Center.
- Voter registration--North Carolina.
- Voters--Education--North Carolina.
PUBLIC INFORMATION DEPARTMENT SERIES ABSTRACT:
Records (about 9,000 items) of the Public Information Department include files of Billy Barnes and other staff members about Fund press and public relations; assistance to community action programs through public information efforts; and Fund publications, films, slide shows, radio shows, and other efforts. Much of the 1967 correspondence deals with press coverage of attacks on the Fund by Representatives Jim Gardner and Nick Galiafanakis. There are also records of a special project that assembled packets of article reprints on poverty and race and mailed them to community leaders throughout the state. Also included are audiotapes, films, radio show transcripts, film scripts, and of some slide shows. Films include No Hand-Outs for Mrs. Hedgpeth (28-minutes, color, April 1968) on the life of a domestic worker in Durham, N.C.; a film explaining the Fund's program; and a film about the summer anti-poverty work of the 100 North Carolina Volunteers in 1964. In 1967, the Public Information Department produced a weekly radio show, "New Voices in Carolina," and distributed it to 35 North Carolina stations. For each show, John Morgan interviewed people participating in anti-poverty work as clients, staff, or volunteers.
Back to TopOnline Catalog Terms: Public Information Department
- Barnes, Billy E.
- Community Action Program (U.S.).
- Community development personnel--North Carolina.
- Community development--Citizen participation--North Carolina.
- Community development--North Carolina.
- Domestics--North Carolina.
- Economic assistance, Domestic--North Carolina.
- Galiafanakis, Nick.
- Gardner, James Carson, 1933- .
- New Voices in Carolina.
- No Hand-Outs for Mrs. Hedgpeth.
- North Carolina Fund.
- North Carolina Volunteers.
- North Carolina--Race relations.
- Poverty--North Carolina.
- Race relations--North Carolina.
- Voluntarism--North Carolina.
Arrangement of Collection
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Series 1. Administration
Subseries 1.1. Governance
Subseries 1.1.1. Policies and Official Documents
Subseries 1.1.2. Board of Directors
Subseries 1.2. Executive Director
Subseries 1.2.1. Correspondence
Subseries 1.2.2. Gardner File
Subseries 1.2.3. Planning and Start-up
Subseries 1.2.4. Quayle Poll
Subseries 1.2.5. Speeches
Subseries 1.2.6. Other Materials
Subseries 1.3. Staff
Subseries 1.3.1. Correspondence
Subseries 1.3.2. Reports
Subseries 1.3.3. Meetings and Conferences
Subseries 1.4. Personnel
Subseries 1.5. Grants and Proposals
Subseries 1.6. Ford Foundation
Subseries 1.7. Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO)
Subseries 1.8. Foundation for Community Development (FCD)
Subseries 1.9. Low-Income Housing Development Corporation (LIHDC)
Subseries 1.10. Other Organizations
Subseries 1.11. Subject Files
Subseries 1.12. Clippings
Series 2. Volunteer Programs
Subseries 2.1. North Carolina Volunteers
Subseries 2.1.1. Correspondence
Subseries 2.1.2. Summer 1964
Subseries 2.1.3. Summer 1965
Subseries 2.1.4. Winter Programs
Subseries 2.2. Volunteer Study
Subseries 2.3. Youth Educational Services (YES)
Subseries 2.4. Dept. of Special Projects
Series 3. Training Programs
Subseries 3.1. Training Dept.
Subseries 3.2. Community Services Consultants (CSC)
Subseries 3.3. Multi-Purpose Training Center
Subseries 3.4. Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA)
Subseries 3.5. Community Action Technician (CAT) Training
Subseries 3.6. Summer Intern and Curriculum Development
Series 4. Community Action Programs
Subseries 4.1. Community Affairs Dept.
Subseries 4.2. WAMY Community Action, Inc.
Subseries 4.3. Macon Program for Progress (MPP)
Subseries 4.4. The Opportunity Corp. (TOC)
Subseries 4.5. Charlotte Area Fund, Inc. (CAF)
Subseries 4.6. Salisbury-Rowan Community Service Council (SRCSC)
Subseries 4.7. Experiment in Self-Reliance (ESR)
Subseries 4.8. Operation Breakthrough (OBT)
Subseries 4.9. Tri-County Community Action, Inc. (TCCA)
Subseries 4.10. Nash-Edgecombe Economic Development, Inc. (NEED)
Subseries 4.11. Choanoke Area Development Association, Inc. (CADA)
Subseries 4.12. Coastal Progress, Inc./Craven Operation Progress (COP)
Series 5. Manpower Programs
Subseries 5.1. Manpower Improvement Through Community Effort (MITCE)
Subseries 5.2. Mobility
Subseries 5.3. Manpower Development Corporation (MDC)
Series 6. Research, Planning and Program Development Department
Subseries 6.1. Correspondence
Subseries 6.2. Operations
Subseries 6.3. "The Dimensions of Poverty in North Carolina"
Subseries 6.4. Study of Record-Keeping Systems
Subseries 6.5. Profiles of Community Problems
Subseries 6.6. Survey of Low-Income Families
Subseries 6.7. "An Analysis of the Community Action Process"
Subseries 6.8. Hunger Study Project
Subseries 6.9. N.C. Fund Library
Subseries 6.10. Histories and Archives Project
Series 7. Study Committees
Subseries 7.1. Leadership Training Committee
Subseries 7.2. North Carolina Voter Education Project
Subseries 7.3. Education Study Committee
Subseries 7.4. Legal Services and Consumer Education Committee
Subseries 7.5. Committee on Intergovernmental Relations
Subseries 7.6. Housing Study Committee
Subseries 7.7. Committee on Manpower and Economic Development (COMED)
Subseries 7.8. Health and Welfare Study Committee
Series 8. Division of Public Information
Subseries 8.1. Correspondence
Subseries 8.2. Programs
Subseries 8.3. Audiovisual Material
Series 9. Financial Records
Subseries 9.1. Audit Reports
Subseries 9.2. Correspondence and Other Material
Items Separated
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T-4710/1-282
F-4710/1-43
Detailed Description of the Collection
1. Administration, 1963-1968.
About 22,000 items.
Records of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee, Executive Director, and staff members concerning policies and programs;
meetings; personnel administration; grant administration; interactions with the Ford Foundation, the Office of Economic Opportunity,
and other organizations; and other matters.
Note that original file folder titles and original folder order have, for the most part, been retained.
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1.1. Governance, 1963-1968.
About 400 items.
Arrangement: by type of document.
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1.1.1. Policies and Official Documents, 1963-1968.
About 20 items.
Arrangement: by subject.
Major policy statements and governing documents of the North Carolina Fund.
Folder
1History of the North Carolina Fund
Folder
2Proposal to Ford Foundation, 12 August 1963
Folder
3Articles of Incorporation
Folder
4By-laws
Folder
5Functions, Objectives, Priorities
Folder
6Organization
Folder
7Administrative Manual
Folder
8Programs and Policies
Folder
9Community Action Agencies
Folder
10Guidelines for Proposals to North Carolina Fund
Folder
11Selected Facts on North Carolina Relating to the Mission of the North Carolina Fund, 30 September 1963
Folder
12Members of Board of Directors, Executive Committee, Staff
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1.1.2. Board of Directors and Executive Committee, 1963-1968.
About 400 items.
Arrangement: chronological.
Minutes and supporting materials for meetings of the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee of the North Carolina
Fund. Supporting materials include correspondence, policy statements, budgets, plans, grant requests and staff recommendations,
departmental reports, project progress reports, reports from community action programs, and clippings.
A sound recording of a North Carolina Fund Board Meeting is located in Subseries 8.3: T-4710/1-2. North Carolina Fund Board
Meeting, 7-8 May 1967.
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131963 July-September Board of Directors Meeting
Folder
141963 July-September Executive Committee Correspondence
Folder
151963 August Executive Committee Meeting
Folder
161963 October Board of Directors Meeting
Folder
171963 October Executive Committee Correspondence
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181963 November Board of Directors Meeting
Folder
191963 November Executive Committee Correspondence
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201963 December Board of Directors Meeting
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211963 December Executive Committee Meeting
Folder
221963 December Executive Committee Correspondence
Folder
231963 Miscellaneous
Folder
241964 January Executive Committee Meeting
Folder
251964 February Executive Committee Correspondence
Folder
261964 February Board of Directors Meeting
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271964 March Executive Committee Correspondence
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281964 April Executive Committee Correspondence
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291964 April Board of Directors Meeting
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301964 May Executive Committee Correspondence
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311964 June Executive Committee Correspondence
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321964 July Executive Committee Meeting
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331964 July Executive Committee Correspondence
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341964 August Board of Directors Meeting
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351964 August Executive Committee Correspondence
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361964 September Board of Directors Meeting
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371964 September Executive Committee Correspondence
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381964 October Executive Committee Meeting
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391964 November-December Miscellaneous, November-December
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401964 Miscellaneous
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411965 January Miscellaneous
Folder
42-431965 February Board of Directors Meeting
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441965 February Executive Committee Correspondence
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451965 February Executive Committee Meeting
Folder
461965 March Senior Staff Meeting
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47-481965 8 April Executive Committee Meeting
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491965 30 April Executive Committee Meeting
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501965 30 April Executive Committee Correspondence
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51-521965 May Board of Directors Meeting
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531965 May Executive Committee Correspondence
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541965 June Miscellaneous
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55-561965 July Executive Committee Meeting
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571965 August Board of Directors Meeting
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581965 August Executive Committee Meeting
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59-601965 September Executive Committee Meeting
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611965 September Board of Directors Meeting
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621965 September Executive Committee Correspondence
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631965 October Executive Committee Correspondence
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641965 November Board of Directors Meeting
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65-661965 November Executive Committee Meeting
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671965 November Executive Committee Correspondence
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68-711965 December Board of Directors Meeting
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721965 Miscellaneous
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731966 January Miscellaneous
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741966 February Executive Committee Meeting
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75-771966 February Board of Directors Meeting
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781966 March Executive Committee Meeting
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791966 April Executive Committee Meeting
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801966 April Board of Directors Meeting
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811966 May Miscellaneous
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821966 June Miscellaneous
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831966 July Executive Committee Meeting
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84-851966 July Miscellaneous
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86-871966 August Board of Directors Meeting
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881966 September Board of Directors Meeting
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89-901966 September Miscellaneous
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911966 October Miscellaneous
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921966 November Miscellaneous
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931966 Meeting of North Carolina Fund Staff and Ford Foundation Review Team
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941967 January Executive Committee Meeting
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951967 January Correspondence: Miscellaneous
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961967 February Miscellaneous
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971967 March Board of Directors Meeting
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981967 April Executive Committee Meeting
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991967 May Board of Directors Meeting
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1001967 May Board of Directors Correspondence
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1011967 May Miscellaneous
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1021967 June Board of Directors Meeting
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103-1041967 July Executive Committee Meeting
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105-1061967 August Board of Directors Meeting
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1071967 September Board of Directors Meeting
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1081967 October Board of Directors Meeting
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1091967 November Board of Directors Meeting
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1101967 December Miscellaneous
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1111967 Miscellaneous
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1121968 January Executive Committee Meeting
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1131968 February Executive Committee Meeting
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1141968 March Executive Committee Meeting
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1151968 April Miscellaneous
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1161968 May Board of Directors Meeting
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117-1181968 May Executive Committee Meeting
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119-1201968 June Correspondence and Grant Requests
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1211968 July Executive Committee Meeting
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1221968 July Board of Directors and Executive Committee Correspondence
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1231968 July Miscellaneous
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1241968 August Board of Directors Correspondence
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1251968 October Executive Committee Correspondence
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1261968 November Memos, Grant Requests, and Budget
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127Undated Reports to Board of Directors
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128Undated Resolutions
Folder
129Undated Financial Information
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130Undated Requests for Grants
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1.2. Executive Director, 1963-1971.
About 7,200 items.
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1.2.1. Correspondence, 1963-1971.
About 6,400 items.
Arrangement: chronological.
Letters and memoranda to and from George Hyndman Esser (1921- ), Executive Director of the North Carolina Fund. Beginning
in October 1963, in-state correspondence is filed separately from out-of-state correspondence. For 1963 and 1964, there is
a separate category of Governor's Office correspondence. The subjects and correspondents in Esser's letters and memos encompass
the whole range of the Fund's programs and activities and are closely related to materials found in other series. Although
many duplicates have been removed during processing, some duplicates may remain within this series and some items, no doubt,
may be found in other series as well. This is particularly true of correspondence about community action agencies, manpower
programs, and study committees.
In-state correspondence consists of internal memos to and from North Carolina Fund staff members as well as correspondence
with members of the Fund's Board of Directors, state agency heads and staff members, and staff and board members of the eleven
community action agencies supported by the Fund.
In addition to correspondence with Governor Terry Sanford, Governor's Office correspondence includes correspondence with his
Special Assistants John Ehle, Joel Fleishman, and George Stephens. The 1963 correspondence is primarily concerned with start-up
of the North Carolina Fund, publicity for the start-up, relations with the Ford Foundation, and the interest of local people
in North Carolina Fund plans. The 1964 correspondence is mostly letters passed on from the Governor's office to the North
Carolina Fund concerning people looking for jobs or communities looking for funding.
Out-of-state correspondence is comprised primarily of correspondence with federal and Ford Foundation officials. Among these
were Sidney Woolner and Harold Bailin of the Office of Economic Opportunity; Richard Groner of the Office of Manpower Policy,
Evaluation and Research; and Paul Ylsivaker of the Ford Foundation. Out-of-state correspondence also includes correspondence
with researchers interested in poverty and community action, staff of community action programs in other states, and organizations
in which Esser participated, such as the Council of the Southern Mountains, National Association for Community Development,
and the Southern Regional Council.
Correspondence, 1969-1971, concerns the dissolution of the North Carolina Fund and reports on its projects and spin-offs.
Esser's correspondence, 1969-1971, as Ford Foundation's Program Adviser for the South, is filed in Subseries 1.6.
Folder
131July 1963
Folder
132August 1963
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133September 1963
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134-1361963 In-State October
Folder
137-1381963 In-State November
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139-1421963 In-State December
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1431963 Governor's Office July-September
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1441963 Governor's Office October-November
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1451963 Governor's Office December
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1461963 Out-Of-State July-September
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1471963 Out-Of-State October-November
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1481963 Out-Of-State December
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149-1511964 In-State January
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152-1541964 In-State February
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155-1561964 In-State March
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157-1581964 In-State April
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159-1601964 In-State May
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161-1621964 In-State June
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163-1641964 In-State July
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165-1661964 In-State August
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167-1681964 In-State September
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169-1701964 In-State October
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171-1721964 In-State November
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173-1741964 In-State December
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1751964 Governor's Office January-February
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1761964 Governor's Office March-April
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1771964 Governor's Office May-June
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1781964 Governor's Office July-August
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1791964 Governor's Office September-October
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1801964 Governor's Office November-December
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1811964 Out-Of-State January
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1821964 Out-Of-State February
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1831964 Out-Of-State March
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1841964 Out-Of-State April
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1851964 Out-Of-State May
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1861964 Out-Of-State June
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1871964 Out-Of-State July
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1881964 Out-Of-State August
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1891964 Out-Of-State September
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1901964 Out-Of-State October
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1911964 Out-Of-State November
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1921964 Out-Of-State December
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193-1941965 In-State January
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195-1961965 In-State February
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197-1981965 In-State March
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199-2001965 In-State April
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201-2021965 In-State May
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203-2041965 In-State June
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205-2061965 In-State July
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207-2081965 In-State August
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209-2101965 In-State September
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211-2121965 In-State October
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213-2141965 In-State November
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215-2161965 In-State December
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2171965 Out-Of-State January
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2181965 Out-Of-State February
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2191965 Out-Of-State March
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2201965 Out-Of-State April
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2211965 Out-Of-State May
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2221965 Out-Of-State June
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2231965 Out-Of-State July
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2241965 Out-Of-State August
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2251965 Out-Of-State September
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2261965 Out-Of-State October
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2271965 Out-Of-State November
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2281965 Out-Of-State December
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229-2301966 In-State January
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2311966 In-State February
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232-2331966 In-State March
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2341966 In-State April
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235-2371966 In-State May
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2381966 In-State June
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2391966 In-State July
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2401966 In-State August
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241-2421966 In-State September
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243-2441966 In-State October
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2451966 In-State November
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2461966 In-State December
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2471966 Out-Of-State January
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2481966 Out-Of-State February
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2491966 Out-Of-State March
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2501966 Out-Of-State April
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2511966 Out-Of-State May
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2521966 Out-Of-State June
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2531966 Out-Of-State July
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2541966 Out-Of-State August
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2551966 Out-Of-State September
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2561966 Out-Of-State October
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2571966 Out-Of-State November
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2581966 Out-Of-State December
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259-2601967 In-State January
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261-2621967 In-State February
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263-2641967 In-State March
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265-2661967 In-State April
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267-2681966 In-State May
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269-2701967 In-State June
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271-2721967 In-State July
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273-2741967 In-State August
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275-2761966 In-State September
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2771967 In-State October
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278-2791967 In-State November
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280-2811967 In-State December
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2821967 Out-Of-State January
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2831967 Out-Of-State February
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2841967 Out-Of-State March
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2851967 Out-Of-State April
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2861967 Out-Of-State May
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2871967 Out-Of-State June
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2881967 Out-Of-State July
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2891967 Out-Of-State August
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2901967 Out-Of-State September
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2911967 Out-Of-State October
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2921967 Out-Of-State November
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2931967 Out-Of-State December
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2941968 In-State January
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2951968 In-State February
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2961968 In-State March
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2971968 In-State April
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2981968 In-State May
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2991968 In-State June
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3001968 In-State July
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3011968 In-State August
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3021968 In-State September
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3031968 In-State October
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3041968 In-State November
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3051968 In-State December
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3061968 Out-Of-State
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3071969
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3081970-1971
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309-312Undated
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1.2.2. Gardner File, 1965-1969.
About 500 items.
Arrangement: chronological.
Correspondence and other material kept by George Esser in a confidential file separate from his other correspondence. The
name "Gardner file" apparently stems from the fact that much of the material relates to attacks on the North Carolina Fund by Congressman Jim
Gardner in the summer of 1967 and the North Carolina Fund's response to those attacks. Not all of the material in these files
has to do with Gardner, but most relates to charges of inappropriate political activity by Fund staff.
Earlier files contain material about controversies that arose in two community action agencies in eastern North Carolina--Nash-Edgecombe
Economic Development (NEED) and Craven Operation Progress (COP). Esser's responses to charges against Fund staff were sent
to Congressman David Henderson, OEO Director Sargent Shriver, and Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz, as well as to state and
local leaders. Also included are a memo, 2 August 1966, from staff member Bill Flowers to Durham attorney Moses Burt of McKissick
& Burt, asking for a legal opinion on the political activity of employees of programs funded by loans or grants from the federal
government, and Burt's response, 4 August 1966.
Clippings, statements, memos, letters, press releases, and other materials document the charges of Congressman Gardner that
members of the staffs of the North Carolina Fund and Operation Breakthrough (OBT), Durham's community action agency, had incited
people to violence in July 1967. Gardner's charges followed an incident in which Fund and OBT staff were present at a Durham
City Council meeting where poor blacks spoke against the city's housing policies. Rallies and a march on city hall followed
the Council's inaction. Controversy centered around Howard Fuller, a community organizer on the OBT staff. Letters of support
for Fuller, 25 July 1967, came from union leaders, businessmen, attorneys, ministers, and others, among them Asa Spaulding,
Watts Hill Junior, City Councilmen John S. Stewart and C. E. Boulware, A. J. H. Clement III, and H. M. Michaux. A letter,
with supporting documents, from North Carolina Attorney General Thomas Wade Bruton, 1 August 1967, informed Esser that the
attorney general was investigating charges that the North Carolina Fund had exceeded the authority of its charter. Esser's
response and exhibits in support are dated 15 August 1967.
Also included in the Gardner file is correspondence and supporting documentation relating to a U.S. Labor Department review
of Manpower Improvement through Community Effort (MITCE) in the fall of 1966.
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3131965
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3141966 February-June
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3151966 July-August
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3161966 September-December
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3171967 January-June
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318-3211967 July
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322-3301967 August
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3311967 September
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3321967 October-December
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3331968
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3341969
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335Undated
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336Summer 1967 Chronology
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337-338Notebook
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1.2.3. Planning and Start-Up, 1963-1964.
About 50 items.
Arrangement: chronological.
Correspondence, draft proposals, diagrams, and other items relating to the planning and start-up of the North Carolina Fund.
The planning file includes several memos from George Esser to John Ehle concerning organization, staffing, office space, goals,
and schedules for starting the planned foundation. Bulletins, September 1963-February 1964, are memos from Esser to Board
of Directors members transmitting minutes, rosters, financial statements, copies of speeches, and other items of interest
to Board members in the start-up period.
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339Planning
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340Bulletin #1. September 1963
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341Bulletins #2-4. October-November 1963
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342Bulletins #5-6. January-February 1964
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1.2.4. Quayle Poll, 1968.
About 50 items
Arrangement: by type of material.
Reports, press releases, correspondence, and notes from How North Carolina Whites and Blacks View: Each Other, Government and Police, Housing, Poverty, Education, and Employment, an opinion poll conducted by Oliver Quayle & Company for the North Carolina Fund in 1968.
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3431968 Opinion Poll Summary
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3441968 Opinion Poll, Volume I
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3451968 Opinion Poll, Volume II-Volume VI
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3461968 Opinion Poll, Volume VII-Volume IX
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3471968 Opinion Poll, Volume X-Volume XIII
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348Press Releases
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349Correspondence
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350Questionnaire
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351"Notes and Questionnaires on Attitudes Toward Negro-White Relations"
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1.2.5. Speeches, 1962-1968.
About 150 items.
Arrangement: chronological.
Typescripts of speeches and statements given by George Esser before various organizations, including testimony before Congressional
committees and governmental advisory commissions, as well as presentations at conferences and talks to local civic clubs.
Most of the speeches are about poverty, methods for the fight against poverty, and the role of foundations, local and state
government, and citizens in fighting poverty. Most of the speeches in the compilation, "When the Heart Is Afire, Some Sparks Will Fly Out of the Mouth," were given in 1966 and 1967.
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352-355"When the Heart Is Afire, Some Sparks Will Fly Out of the Mouth." Speeches of George Esser Junior, 1962-1968.
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3561963
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3571964
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358-3591965
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3601966
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361-3621967
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363-3651968
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366Miscellaneous and undated
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367Speech material
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1.2.6. Other Materials, 1964-1970.
About 50 items.
Arrangement: by subject.
Miscellaneous materials kept in George Esser's files include speeches by others, writings by Esser, materials relating to
the phaseout and dissolution of the North Carolina Fund, and other items.
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368Houston, Larry. Speech on Manpower, 1965
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369Johnson, Lyndon Baines. Visit to Rocky Mount, N.C., May 1964
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370Moore, Dan K., Governor
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371Moore, Dan K., Mrs.
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372Sanford, Terry. Articles and Speeches
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373Wheeler, J. H. Speeches
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374Wheeler, Raymond, "The Problem of Hunger and Poverty in North Carolina"
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375Profile of the South
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376Community Action File
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377Objectives
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378Objectives Committees
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379Program Development Notebook
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380Summaries of Small Grants Notebook
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381Travel Schedules
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382New Orleans Trip, 23-27 April 1968
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383-385Perspectives: Drafts
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386Perspectives
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387Esser, George. "Involving the Citizen in Decision Making"
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388Esser, George. "The Role of a State-Wide Foundation in the War on Poverty"
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389Esser, George. Notes.
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390Corporation X
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391Phaseout
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392Dissolution of the North Carolina Fund, 1970
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393Transcript of Esser Interview, 2 January 1970
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1.3. Staff, 1963-1968.
About 2,500 items.
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1.3.1. Correspondence, 1963-1968.
About 1,500 items.
Arrangement: chronological.
Correspondence, primarily routine letters and memoranda, of senior staff, including deputy directors Tom Hartmann and Nathan
Garrett, administrative assistants Mary Hatley and Lucy Watkins, and director of administration James Lee Burney.
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3941963 September-December
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3951964 January-February
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3961964 March-May
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3971964 June-September
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3981964 October-December
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3991965 January-October
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4001965 November-December
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4011966 January
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4021966 February
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403-4041966 March
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4051966 April
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406-4071966 May
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408-4101966 June
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4111966 July
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4121966 August
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4131966 September
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4141966 October
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4151966 November
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4161966 December
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4171967 January
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4181967 February
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4191967 April
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4201967 March
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4211967 May
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4221967 June
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4231967 July
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4241967 August
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4251967 September
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4261967 October
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4271967 November
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428-4291967 December
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4301968 January-February
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4311968 March-April
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4321968 May-December
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4331969 and undated
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1.3.2. Reports, 1964-1968.
About 30 items.
Arrangement: by subject.
Reports, 1965-1966, on visits to community action programs outside North Carolina by North Carolina Fund staff and project
directors; departmental progress reports; North Carolina Fund progress reports; speeches; and other reports by North Carolina
Fund staff.
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434Community Action Programs outside North Carolina, Reports on Staff Visits
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435Community Development in Puerto Rico, [1965?]
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436Family Planning and Rural Poverty by Frederick S. Jaffe
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437Rural Family Planning Programs, edited by Frederick S. Jaffe
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438Missouri Association Migrant Opportunity Services (MAMOS) Consultant Report by W. L. Flowers, 24-29 September 1967
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439Departmental Progress Reports
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440North Carolina Fund, Mid-Year Review,. 3-4 March 1964
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441North Carolina Fund, Progress Report June 1964
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442North Carolina Fund, Progress Report 26 July 1966
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443North Carolina Fund, Progress Report 22-23 March 1967
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444North Carolina Fund, Progress Report 30 September 1968
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445Oakland, Ca., Visit, 3-4 January 1966
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446Task Forces, October 1965
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447UOCI Grievance Report, February 1968
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448What Have We Learned from Community Action? Brookings Institution, 16 October 1968
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449Staff Speeches
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1.3.3. Meetings and Conferences, 1963-1968.
About 1,000 items.
Arrangement: by meeting.
Records of North Carolina Fund staff meetings, conferences attended by North Carolina Fund staff, and a brainstorming project
conducted in the summer of 1965 to generate program ideas. Included are minutes, agendas, notes, correspondence, and other
items relating to regular staff meetings, senior staff meetings, staff retreats, staff orientations, meetings of department
heads and administrative staff, staff committee meetings, and project directors' meetings. Of particular note are reports
and papers from a meeting of project directors and North Carolina Fund staff at Blair House, 10-11 August 1965.
In the records of conferences attended are programs and papers from meetings conducted by the Ford Foundation; a conference
of state and federal officials with Fund staff in January 1964; regional conferences on the Economic Opportunity Act; meetings
of other organizations, such as the National Association of Community Development and the National Association of Social Work;
and meetings on topics of interest to Fund staff, such as rural poverty and low-income housing.
Records of the brainstorming project include material collected and written to prepare for seminars on scholarships, public
information, and urban and rural housing. There are also a list of participants, correspondence, reports, background papers,
and papers presented at seminars on involvement of the poor, urban housing, rural housing, and public information.
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450Staff meetings 1964
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451Staff meetings 1965 January-July
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452-454Staff meetings 1965 August
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455Staff meetings 1965 September-October
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456Staff meetings 1965 November
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457Staff meetings 1965 December
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458Staff meetings 1966 January
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459-460Staff meetings 1966 February
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461Staff meetings 1966 March-May
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462Staff meetings 1966 June-October
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463Staff meetings 1966 November-December
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464Staff meetings 1967 January-18 February
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465-466Staff meetings 1967 28 February-2 March (Southern Pines Retreat)
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467Staff meetings 1967 20-31 March
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468Staff meetings 1967 April-May
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469Staff meetings 1967 June
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470Staff meetings 1967 July-December
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471Staff Meetings 1968
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472Staff Meetings Undated
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473Policy Planning Committee Meetings January-April 1966
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474Policy Planning Committee Meetings May-June 1966
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475Policy Planning Committee Meetings July 1966-January 1967
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476Conferences: 1963
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476Conferences: 1964
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477Conferences: Ford Foundation's Great Cities Community Development Projects; Project Directors' Conferences, 6-7 January
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478Conferences: Conference of State and Federal Officials with North Carolina Fund, 14-15 January
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479Conferences: Conference of State and Federal Officials with North Carolina Fund, 14-15 January
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480Conferences: Ford Foundation Project Directors' Meeting, 27 March
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481Conferences: Regional Conferences, September-October
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482Conferences: Chapel Hill Conference, 22 October
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483Conferences: North Carolina Adult Education Association, Raleigh, 18 November
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484Conferences: 1965
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485Conferences: 1966 February-July
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486Conferences: NACD. Conference on Rural Poverty, 9-11 October
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487Conferences: November-December
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488Conferences: 1967 January-March
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489Conferences: 1967 April-July
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490Conferences: 1967 August-September
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491Conferences: 1967 October-December 1967
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492-493Conferences: 1968 Cooperation for Action Rural Region Seminar, Burr Oak Lodge, 1-3 February
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494Conference: 1968 February-March
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495Conference: 1968 NCSW Division Committee National Urban League, New York, 22-23 March
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496Conference: 1968 April-May
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497Conference: 1968 Police-Community Relations Seminar, May
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498Conference: 1968 Conference on Rural Development, 23-24 September
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499Conference: 1968 National Association for Community Development, Washington, D.C., 18-19 October
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500Conference: 1968 North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service Annual Meeting, 31 March-2 April
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501Conference: 1968 Rural Regional Conference, undated
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502-503Brainstorming Project Papers and Reports
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504Brainstorming Project Blanchard Report
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505Brainstorming Project Budget and Planning
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506Brainstorming Project Memos
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507Brainstorming Project 1964
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508Brainstorming Project Letters, January-June 1965
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509Brainstorming Project Letters, July-October 1965
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510Brainstorming Project 1966-1968 and undated
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511-512Brainstorming Project Scholarship Seminar Project
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513Brainstorming Project Public Information Seminar Project
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514Brainstorming Project Urban and Rural Housing Seminar Preparations
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515Brainstorming Project Preparations for the Seminars
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516-518Brainstorming Project Scholarship Seminar
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519Brainstorming Project Rural Housing Seminar
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520-521Brainstorming Project Involvement of the Poor Seminar
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522-523Brainstorming Project Urban Housing Seminar
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524-525Brainstorming Project Legal Services Seminar
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526Brainstorming Project Blair House Fund Retreat
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1.4. Personnel, 1963-1968.
About 2,400 items.
Arrangement: by type of document.
Personnel policies and procedures, job descriptions, forms, staff directories, organizational charts, correspondence, and
other records of the personnel department of the North Carolina Fund. Included are data collected for a position classification
survey, information about salaries and fringe benefits, correspondence with job applicants and others, and correspondence
of William Koch about recruiting staff for community action agencies, as well as routine personnel department correspondence.
Additional correspondence of Koch about staff for community action agencies may be found in Subseries 4.1.
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527Personnel Policy, 3 January 1964
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528Personnel Policy, Working Paper I, 7 April 1965
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529Personnel Policies
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530Administrative Manual (First Edition)
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531Administrative Manual (Second Edition)
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532Administrative Manual Drafts
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533Mobility Administrative Manual
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534OEO. Community Action Memo No. 23-A. Personnel Policies and Procedures.
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535North Carolina Fund Staff Orientation and New Employee Information
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536Staff Directories
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537Biographical Information on Staff
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538Office Plans
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539-540Organization
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541Procedures and Operation
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542Position Classification
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543Lists of Job Descriptions
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544Position Descriptions, 31 August 1965
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545Job Descriptions
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546-549Job Descriptions by Department
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550Interviews from Which Draft Specs Prepared
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551Job Descriptions from City of Detroit
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552Job Descriptions in Community Development
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553-557Comparative Data: Salaries and Titles
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558Secretarial Survey
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559Comparative Classification Data from Projects
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560Comparative Data Received
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561-562Salaries
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563Benefits Packet
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564Fringe Benefits
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565Associated Insurers, Inc.
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566Home Security Life Insurance Co.
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567Pilot Life Insurance Co.
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568Security Life and Trust Co.
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569TIAA-CREF
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570Tax-Sheltered Annuities
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571Health Insurance
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572Workmen's Compensation and Other Insurance
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573Ferriz, Helen
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574Certified Professional Secretary
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575IOG, Suggested Personnel Resolution for Mecklenburg County, October 1964
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576Miscellaneous Personnel Information
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577Work Samples
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578Forms
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579-580Consultants
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581Potential Employees
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582Applicant Information Cards
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583Job Opportunities
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584Directors of Placement Services
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585Contact Persons in North Carolina Fund Related Projects
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586Selective Service Total Living Registrants By Year of Birth As of 31 January 1965 for North Carolina Counties
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587Selective Service Consolidated Reports
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588Selective Service Correspondence
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589Selective Service North Carolina Fund Policy on Staff Deferments
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590Salter March-August 1966
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591Salter September 1966
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592Salter October-November 1966
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593Salter January 1967
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594Recruitment for CAPS
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595Koch, William H., Correspondence A-B
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596Koch, William H., Correspondence C-E
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597Koch, William H., Correspondence F-L
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598Koch, William H., Correspondence M-N
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599Koch, William H., Correspondence O-S
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600Koch, William H., Correspondence T-Z
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601Correspondence, 1964
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602Correspondence, 1965 January-July
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603Correspondence, 1965 August-October
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604Correspondence, 1965 November
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605Correspondence, 1965 December
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606Correspondence, 1966 January
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607Correspondence, 1966 February
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608Correspondence, 1966 March-April
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609Correspondence, 1966 May
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610Correspondence, 1966 June
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611Correspondence, 1966 July-December
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612Correspondence, 1967-1968 and undated
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1.5. Grants and Proposals, 1964-1969.
About 2,000 items.
Arrangement: by grant recipient.
Files on programs funded by the North Carolina Fund and a few proposals for programs that were not funded. Most files contain
the project proposal and a report on the staff's review of the proposal. Considerably more information is included for some
projects, including the Comprehensive School Improvement Project, the North Carolina Voter Education Project, and the Low-Income
Housing Development Corporation. There is additional information about some of these programs in other series. For example,
see Subseries 7.3 for more information about the Comprehensive School Improvement Project (CSIP) and the Learning Institute
of North Carolina (LINC); Subseries 1.9 and Subseries 7.6 for more information about the Low-Income Housing Development Corporation
(LIHDC); and Subseries 1.8 and Subseries 4.8 on the United Organizations for Community Improvement (UOCI) in Durham.
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613Carolina's Council of Housing and Redevelopment
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614Chapel Hill Housing Authority Proposal
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615Charlotte-Mecklenburg Seminar on Local Government
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616Durham City Schools
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617Durham Homes, Inc.
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618Foundation for Community Development, Inc. Community Development Program
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619Foundation for Community Development, Inc. Community Development Program #2
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620Foundation for Community Development, Inc. Community Development Program #3
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621Household Assistance Inc.Job Training Course
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622Johnson C. Smith University
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623Law School Programs North Carolina College Course on Legal Problems of the Poor
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624-627Law School Programs University of North Carolina: Cases and Materials for Course on Legal Problems of the Poor
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628Law School Programs Leadership Training Center
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629Learning Institute of North Carolina Administrative
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630Learning Institute of North Carolina Learning Institute of North Carolina
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631Learning Institute of North Carolina Technical Assistance Program
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632Legal Aid Society of Forsyth County: Interns
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633Livingstone College and Catawba College: Summer Training
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634-635Low Income Housing Development Corporation Low Income Housing Corporation
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636Low Income Housing Development Corporation OEO and Administrative Support
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637Low Income Housing Development Corporation Low Cost Housing Design Development
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638Low Income Housing Development Corporation Memorial Recreation Forest Inc., Warren County, N.C.
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639Low Income Housing Development Corporation National Training Laboratories: Julian Griggs
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640-646Low Income Housing Development Corporation North Carolina Board of Education: Comprehensive School Improvement Project
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647-648North Carolina Board of Public Health: Sub-Professional Training
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649North Carolina Board of Public Welfare: Community Services Consultants
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650North Carolina Board of Public Welfare: Community Services Consultants Evaluation
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651-652North Carolina Board of Public Welfare: Day Care Consultant
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653-655North Carolina Board of Public Welfare: Gerio-Psychiatric Consultive Services
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656-657North Carolina Board of Public Welfare: Consumer Education and Administration
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658-660North Carolina Council of Women's Organizations
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661North Carolina Department of Community Colleges
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662North Carolina Department of Mental Health: Anti-Poverty Programs
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663North Carolina Good Neighbors Council: Brochure Grant
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664North Carolina Good Neighbors Council: Public Service Employment Training Project
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665North Carolina Joint Council on Health and Citizenship Proposal
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666North Carolina Laboratory on Community Leadership Training
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667North Carolina Manpower Development Corporation
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668North Carolina Manpower Development Corporation: Continued Support
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669North Carolina Manpower Development Corporation: Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
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670North Carolina Rural Fund for Development: Co-op Assistance Grant
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671State Planning Task Force Grants (North Carolina Department of Administration)
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672State Planning Task Force Community Services Aid Proposal
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673State Planning Task Force Manpower Proposal
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674State Planning Task Force Subprofessional Careers
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675State Planning Task Force Technical Assistance
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676State Planning Task Force ESEA
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677State Planning Task Force Organization
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678State Planning Task Force History
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679State Planning Task Force State Social Planning
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680-681State Planning Task Force North Carolina State Planning
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682Correspondence, 1965
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683Correspondence, 1966-1967
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684Directories
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685Approved Programs
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686Community Action
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687Technical Assistance Program
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688Miscellaneous Statistics
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689Committees
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690Publications
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691North Carolina State University Rural Action Research Program
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692North Carolina Voter Education Project: Proposals
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693North Carolina Voter Education Project: Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws
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694North Carolina Voter Education Project: Correspondence
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695-696North Carolina Voter Education Project: Annual Report, 15 May 1967-31 December 1967
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697-698North Carolina Voter Education Project: Annual Report, 1968
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699North Carolina Voter Education Project: Progress Report, January-June 1968
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700North Carolina Voter Education Project: Progress Report, June-December 1968
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701North Carolina Voter Education Project: Progress Report, January-June 1969
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702North Carolina Voter Education Project: Delegates Attending NCVEP Leadership Training Conference
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703North Carolina Voter Education Project: First Congressional District Voter's Handbook
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704North Carolina Voter Education Project: Fourth Congressional District Voter's Handbook
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705North Carolina Voter Education Project: 1969 Municipal Election Time Table and Voter Registration Statistics
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706North Carolina Voter Education Project: Municipal Election Laws, Procedure, and Forms of Government
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707North Carolina Voter Education Project: VEP News
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708North Carolina Voter Education Project: Booklets
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709North Carolina Voter Education Project: Drafts of NCVEP Booklets
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710North Carolina Voter Education Project: "New Forces of Urban Political Power"
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711North Carolina Voter Education Project: Leadership Training Project
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712North Carolina Voter Education Project: Research Guide for Organizers
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713North Carolina Voter Education Project: Tax Exemption Application
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714North Carolina Voter Education Project: Financial Records, 1967
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715North Carolina Voter Education Project: Financial Records, 1968
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716North Carolina Voter Education Project: Financial Records, 1969 and undated
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717Piedmont University Center of North Carolina
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718Project Outreach
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719-721Shaw University Curriculum Development
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722Shaw University, St. Augustine College, and North Carolina College Summer Training Carolina College Summer Training
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723-725Southern Appalachian Studies
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726-727State of Franklin Health Council, Inc.
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728Grant
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729Proposals
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730-731Proposals for Discussion Only
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732Health Services Proposal by Macon Program or Progress
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733Application for Health Planning or Health Services Grant, 1968
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734History
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735Articles of Incorporation
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736Minutes of Committee Meetings
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737Report, 1966
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738Seminar, July 1967
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739-740Data, Drafts and Notes
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741Information on Legislation and Programs
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742Correspondence
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743United Organizations for Community Improvement
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744University of North Carolina Center for Community Research and Services
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745-746University of North Carolina Institute of Government Masters of Public Administration Stipend
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747-750University of North Carolina Institute of Government, et. al. Institute on Police and Community Relations
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751-752University of North Carolina School of Social Work
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753-754Miscellaneous Proposals
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1.6. Ford Foundation, 1963-1977.
About 500 items.
Arrangement: by type of material.
Records documenting the relationship of the North Carolina Fund to the Ford Foundation. North Carolina's original proposal
to the Ford Foundation, 12 August 1963, is found here. There is also correspondence between North Carolina Fund and Ford Foundation
staffs about meetings, information, issues of interest, finances, reviews of the North Carolina Fund by the Ford Foundation,
and a letter from the Fund's Executive Director, George Hyndman Esser (1921- ), to Mitchell Sviridoff, 24 February 1968, summing
up the experience of the North Carolina Fund. Correspondence of George Esser as the Ford Foundation's Program Adviser for
the South after the end of the North Carolina Fund is also filed in this subseries.
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760Proposal to Ford Foundation
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761Ford Foundation Correspondence August 1963-April 1964
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762Ford Foundation Correspondence May 1964-November 1965
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763Ford Foundation Correspondence December 1965-October 1966
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764Ford Foundation Correspondence November 1966-May 1968
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765Ford Foundation Correspondence June 1968-1969 and undated
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766Ford Foundation Reviews
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767Ford Foundation Visit, 21-23 September 1964
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768Ford Foundation Review Team, 4 November 1966
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769Ford Foundation Review Report, 1966
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770Ford Visit, 2 February 1968
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771Sviridoff, Mitchell
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772Letter to Mitchell Sviridoff. Drafts, 22 February 1968
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773Esser to Sviridoff. Drafts, 24 February 1968
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774Publication of Memo to Sviridoff
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775Puerto Rico Conference, 13-16 December 1964
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776Overseas Reports, May 1966
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777Overseas Reports, June 1966-July 1966
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778Ford Foundation Meetings
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779Ylsivaker, Paul
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780-784Cunningham, James V. "Resident Participation," 1967, pages 1-245
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785Foundation Investment In Solving The Problems Of North Carolina And The South
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786Ford Foundation Grant Request, 1963
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787-791Ford Foundation. Program Adviser. Correspondence, February 1969-September 1971
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792Ford Foundation Program Adviser Activities
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793Ford Foundation Grants, 1976
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794Ford Foundation Pamphlets and Publicity
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1.7. Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO), 1964-1967.
About 100 items.
Arrangement: by subject.
Copies of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964; summaries and analyses of the legislation; amendments, 1965-1967; regulations;
Community Action Program guidelines; and information about Head Start and Neighborhood Youth Corps.
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795-796Economic Opportunity Act (EOA) of 1964
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797Legal Services and Community Action Programs, EOA 1964 (Title II-A)
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798Small Business Development Centers, EOA 1964 (Title IV)
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799EOA, 1964, Planning
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800Economic Opportunity Act Regulations, 1964
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801EOA, 1964 Reports, Bills, and Acts
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802James L. White, Coordinator, EOA, 1964
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803Education under EOA in North Carolina (1964)
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804Letters on Economic Opportunities (Anti-Poverty) Bill
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805EOA, 1965
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806OEO Amendments, 1966
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8071966 OEO Bill
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808EOA, 1967
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809Economic Opportunity Amendments, 1967
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810OEO Amendments (S. 2388), 1967
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811OEO Green Amendment, 1967
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812Amendments to EOA, 1967
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813OEO Research and Demonstration
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814New Jersey EOA
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815OEO Special Impact
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816Matching Fund Regulations, OEO
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817North Carolina Fund Role in EO Program
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818Guidelines for Reviewing Consumer Programs (OEO)
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819OEO. The First Step...On a Long Journey. Congressional Presentation. April 1965
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820Communities in Action
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821-823OEO. Community Action Programs: A Workbook for Planners
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824OEO. Community Action Program Guide
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825Job Corps
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826Project Head Start
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827Neighborhood Youth Corps (Title I-B, E.O.A.)
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828Neighborhood Youth Corps. Dare County Application
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829Woodard Home-Grown Food Project Proposal to OEO
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1.8. Foundation for Community Development (FCD), 1967-1972.
About 2,000 items.
Arrangement: by subject.
Records relating to the Foundation for Community Development (FCD), which was chartered on 10 October 1967 to support economic
development and community organization in North Carolina, received an initial grant of $263,838 from the North Carolina Fund,
and began operation on 1 December 1967 with a staff of thirteen, all from the North Carolina Fund. Included are minutes of
the Board of Directors; proposals to the North Carolina Fund, the Ford Foundation, and the Office of Economic Opportunity;
reports; correspondence; materials created by the Foundation; clippings; and materials related to investigations of the Foundation
for Community Development in 1969.
Reports include monitoring reports, 1970-1971, sent by the North Carolina Fund's Executive Director, George Esser, and his
assistant, Lucy Watkins, to the Ford Foundation; FCD's monthly reports, 1970-1971, to the Ford Foundation; audit reports,
1968-1970; an evaluation report, October 1969, compiled by a team of five outsiders at the request of the North Carolina Fund;
and other reports. Correspondence, 1967-1972, is chiefly letters of Nathan Garrett, executive director, and includes reports
to the North Carolina Fund in letter form. Other subjects of correspondence are the United Organizations for Community Improvement
(UOCI), the People's Program on Poverty (PPOP), funding, audits, monitoring, and controversies involving FCD staff members.
Files on organizations funded by FCD, such as the Greensboro Association of Poor People (GAPP), United Durham, Inc. (UDI),
and Malcolm X Liberation University contain lists of board members and other information. Notebooks created by FCD for community
organizers include one on community organization, one on publicity, and one on neighborhood councils. There are also files
on community development training and a leadership development program.
Clippings, largely 1969-1970, are mostly from Raleigh and Durham newspapers. Many relate to controversies in 1969 involving
FCD staff members Howard Fuller and James S. Lee. A clipping in 1970 reported that the Ford Foundation had awarded a grant
of $540,000 to FCD for economic development, leadership training, legal and social research, and not for community organization.
Records relating to investigations of FCD in 1969 contain a transcript of hearings, 10 July 1969, before the U.S. Senate's
Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, as well as material about the Ford Foundation's investigations of allegations of
involvement of FCD staff in incidents of student unrest at North Carolina A & T State University in Greensboro.
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830Charter and By-Laws
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831Corporate Data and Early History
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832Board of Directors
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833Minutes, Board of Directors Meetings 20 October 1967
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834Minutes, Board of Directors Meetings 7 December 1967
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835Minutes, Board of Directors Meetings 15 March 1968
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836Minutes, Board of Directors Meetings 24 May 1968
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837Minutes, Board of Directors Meetings 26 July 1968
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838Minutes, Board of Directors Meetings 4 October 1968
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839Minutes, Board of Directors Meetings 13 December 1968
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840Minutes, Board of Directors Meetings 21 March 1969
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841Minutes, Board of Directors Meetings 9 May 1969
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842Minutes, Board of Directors Meetings 20 June 1969
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843Minutes, Board of Directors Meetings 19 September 1969
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844Minutes, Board of Directors Meetings 6 February 1970
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845Fact Sheets on FCD and North Carolina Fund
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846Organization Chart
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847Administrative Manual
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848Resumes
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849Grants from the North Carolina Fund
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850Proposal to North Carolina Fund, October 1967
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851Proposal to North Carolina Fund, October 1967 (Drafts)
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852Proposal to the Ford Foundation, February 1968
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853Grant from Ford Foundation, 23 December 1969
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854Proposals to the Ford Foundation 6 January 1970
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855Proposals to the Ford Foundation 11 February 1970
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856Grant from Ford Foundation, 17 March 1970
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857Proposal to the Ford Foundation February 1971
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858Proposal to the Ford Foundation 26 March 1971
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859Grant from the Ford Foundation, 8 June 1971
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860Proposal to OEO (Section I)
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861Proposal to OEO (Sections II-VI)
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862Proposal to Economic Development Administration, Technical Assistance Grant (1968)
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863Proposal to R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
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864Cummins Engine Foundation Grant to FCD, 16 April 1970
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865Chronology of Monitoring Relationships by the North Carolina Fund with FCD
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866Monitoring Report #1: 21 January 1970
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867Monitoring Report #2: 1 January 1970-10 February 1970
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868Monitoring Report #4: 1 April 1970-5 March 1971
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869Monitoring Report #4: 1 April 1970-5 March 1971 (Rough Draft and Notes)
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870Monitoring Report #5: 5 March-5 October 1971
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871Monthly Reports to the Ford Foundation February, March, and April 1970
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872Monthly Reports to the Ford Foundation May-August 1970
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873Monthly Reports to the Ford Foundation September-December 1970
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874Monthly Reports to the Ford Foundation January-May 1977
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875Monthly Reports to the Ford Foundation June-October 1971
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876Audit Report, Year Ended 31 October 1968
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877Audit Report, Year Ended 31 October 1969
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878Audit Report, 1 November 1969-31 December 1969
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879Report on Examination, Year Ended 31 October 1970
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880Report to the North Carolina Fund Board of Directors
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881North Carolina Fund Review, 8-11 September 1969
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882Report to the North Carolina Fund, 9 October 1968-1 August 1969
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883Evaluation Report of FCD
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884Ford Foundation "Development Team" Visit: 27-28 March 1972
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885Partial Report of the Legal and Social Research Department
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886"The Foundation for Community Development" by Steve Redburn and Bertie Howard, 24 July 1968
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887"FCD: A Unique Experiment in Community Development," March 1972
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888Correspondence February-September 1967
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889Correspondence October-December 1967
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890Correspondence February-May 1968
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891Correspondence June-December 1968
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892Correspondence January-May 1969
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893Correspondence June-July 1969
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894Correspondence August-September 1969
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895Correspondence October-December 1969
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896Correspondence 1970
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897Correspondence 1971-1972 and undated
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898Financial Material
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899Grant Requests to FCD
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900Reports on Funded Organizations
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901Greensboro Association of Poor People
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902Agreement between FCD and IFCO
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903Malcolm X Liberation University
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904United Durham, Inc.
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905An Analysis of Community Development in Some Selected Communities in North Carolina
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906"Evaluation of Maximum Feasible Participation of the Poor" by Nathan Garrett
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907A Beginning Notebook on Community Organization
Folder
908Notebook on Publicity and How to Use It
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909A Notebook on Neighborhood Councils
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910Community Development Training
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911-913Leadership Development Program
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914Miscellaneous Material
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915-918Clippings
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919Investigations Transcript of Hearings of U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Investigations, 10 July 1969
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920Investigations Report of Incidents of Student Unrest, N.C. A & T State University, 10 July 1969
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921Investigations Material Sent to Ford Foundation, 23 July 1969
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922Investigations Material Compiled by Ford Foundation, August 1969
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923Investigations Greensboro
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924Investigations North Carolina Fund
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925Investigations Ford Foundation
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926Investigations Statements, Clippings, Letters
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927Investigations Notes and Other Material
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928North Carolina Fund Executive Committee Notes, 11 September 1969
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1.9. Low-Income Housing Development Corporation (LIHDC), 1966-1972.
About 2,000 items.
Arrangement: by type of document.
Records of the Low-Income Housing Development Corporation (LIHDC), which began operation in January 1967 as a delegate agency
of the North Carolina Fund, with the purpose of developing better housing for less money. Included are the corporation's articles
of incorporation and by-laws; Board of Directors' minutes; proposals to the North Carolina Fund, the U.S.Department of Housing
and Urban Development (HUD), the North Carolina Board of Science and Technology, the Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO),
and the Ford Foundation; documents relating to consolidation of LIHDC with the Rural Housing Development Corporation (RHDC);
evaluation, progress, and other reports; correspondence of Bob Smith and other staff members, chiefly 1968-1971; and financial
records. Correspondence documents the organization of the LIHDC, the beginnings of a housing study by Arthur Cogswell, the
organization's funding, tax status, and relationships with the National Housing Development Center and other housing research
organizations.
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929Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws
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930Administrative Manual
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931-932Housing Study Committee History of LIHDC
Folder
933Executive Committee Meeting of Board of Directors, 17 April 1967
Folder
934Board of Directors Meeting, 8 May 1971
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935Grant from HUD, 15 June 1966
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936Grant from OEO, 13 July 1966
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937Proposal to North Carolina Fund
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938Demonstration Project Proposal
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939Proposal
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940Proposal to HUD, 14 March 1968
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941Proposal to North Carolina Board of Science and Technology
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942Proposal to Office of Economic Opportunity
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943Proposal to Ford Foundation, 11 November 1968
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944Proposal to Ford Foundation, 14 February 1970
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945Grant from OEO, 30 June 1971
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946Proposal to HOME
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947Contracts
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948Coordinated Housing Program
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949Consolidation of LIHDC and RHDC
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950-952RHDC Proposal
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953National Housing Fund
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954National Housing Development Corporation
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955Evaluation Report, July 1967
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956Examination Reports, 31 Aug 1969
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957National Urban Coalition. Final Report
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958Final Report
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959Progress Reports 1 September 1967-1 January 1968
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960Progress Reports January-March 1968
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961Progress Reports 1 May 1968
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962Quarterly Reports 1 April-30 June 1968
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963-964Quarterly Reports 1 July-30 September 1968
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965Report to Board of Directors, 7 December 1968
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966Quarterly Reports 1 October-31 December 1968
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967Quarterly Reports 31 December 1968-31 March 1969
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968Quarterly Reports 1 April-30 June 1969
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969Project Status Report, July 1969
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970Quarterly Report, 30 September 1969
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971Project Status Report, September 1969
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972Project Status Report, May 1970
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973Project Status Report, June 1970
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974Planning Session
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975Rural Program Target Area Selection
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976Training Programs
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977CAP Training Program Progress Reports, October 1969-June 1970
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978-981Land Bank Project
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982Recommendations for Independent Housing Program, Section I
Folder
983Recommendations for Independent Housing Program, Section II
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984-986Morton Hoffman Report on Durham
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987"Home Ownership for the Poor"
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988Cogswell Study
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989-991Appendices to Cogswell Study
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992Project Data for Low-Cost Housing Study
Folder
993IBIS
Folder
994Study of Market for Low-Cost Housing
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995Miscellaneous
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996Correspondence March 1966-February 1968
Folder
997Correspondence March-June 1968
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998Correspondence July 1968-January 1969
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999Correspondence February 1969-June 1970
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1000Correspondence July 1970-February 1971
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1001Correspondence April 1971-1972
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1002Correspondence Undated
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1003Financial Records July 1965-September 1966
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1004Financial Records October 1966-March 1967
Folder
1005Financial Records April 1967-September 1967
Folder
1006Financial Records October 1967-June 1968
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1007Financial Records July 1968-December 1968
Folder
1008Financial Records 1969
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1009-1010Financial Records Undated
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1.10. Other Organizations, 1963-1971.
About 1,000 items.
Arrangement: by organization.
Correspondence, proposals, reports, newsletters, and other materials from organizations other than those funding the North
Carolina Fund or funded by the North Carolina Fund. Included is substantial material from the Council of the Southern Mountains,
the Mississippi Research and Development Center, the National Association for Community Development, the North Carolina State
Board of Public Welfare, the North Carolina State Board of Higher Education, the Regional Education Laboratory for the Carolinas
and Virginia, the Southern Regional Council, the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, and various urban action agencies, as well
as small amounts of material from other organizations such as the Foundations Group, the International City Managers Association,
the Model Cities program, the North Carolina State Technical Action Panel of the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, the Southern Education
Reporting Service, and others.
The nature of the material for each organization varies with the relationship of the Fund or Fund staff to the organization.
The organizations for which there is the most material are those in which Fund director George Hyndman Esser (1921- ) played
an active role. As a member of the Board of Directors of the Council of the Southern Mountains, for example, Esser corresponded
with Executive Director (later General Chairman) Perley F. Ayer and Associate Director (later Executive Director) Loyal Jones
and others and received minutes of board of directors meetings, memoranda to the Board, and proposals and reports about projects,
especially the Council's Talent Recruitment, Technical Assistance, and Training grant. Newsletters, reports, and correspondence
with Executive Directors Wallace Edgerton and D. Richard Wenner document Esser's tenure as a Board member of the National
Association for Community Development (NACD). The Southern Regional Council (SRC) material here seems to have come primarily
from Esser's participation in a Ford Foundation Review of the Council in January 1968. Included here are reports from the
Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and Houston Councils on Human Relations; annual
reports of the Southern Regional Council for 1965, 1966, and 1967; audit reports, budgets; other reports; and publications
of the SRC's Voter Education Project.
It is often not possible to determine exactly what the relationship was between the Fund and the other organization. In the
case of the Mississippi Research and Development Center, the presence of a proposal to the Ford Foundation indicates that
the connection was through the Foundation. Proposals, reports, and newsletters from the Mississippi Research and Development
Center describe its program of human and economic resource development for the Mississippi Delta.
Newsletters, reports and memos from the North Carolina State Board of Higher Education include a study of university status
for East Carolina College and a report on desegregation of North Carolina colleges and universities and the appropriate role
for traditionally black institutions. Supporting material for its 25 September 1968 meeting, including discussion of medical
assistance payments to mental hospitals, public assistance policies, and its legislative program for the 1969 General Assembly,
comprise the bulk of the North Carolina State Board of Public Welfare material.
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1011Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders
Folder
1012Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations
Folder
1013American Society for Public Administration
Folder
1014Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith
Folder
1015Appalachian People's Congress
Folder
1016Appalachian Research Institute
Folder
1017Bureau of Employment Security
Folder
1018C. S. Mott Foundation
Folder
1019Church and Industry Institute
Folder
1020-1021Citizen's Committee for Children of New York
Folder
1022-1024Citizen's Crusade Against Poverty
Folder
1025-1027Committee on Population and the Family
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1028Community Development Group. School of Design. North Carolina State University
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1029Community Progress, Inc. (New Haven, Conn.)
Folder
1030Connecticut Department of Community Affairs
Folder
1031Connecticut Regional Medical Program
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1032Council on Foundations
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1033Council of the Southern Mountains: Brochure and Membership Information
Folder
1034Council of the Southern Mountains: Overview
Folder
1035Council of the Southern Mountains: By-Laws and Revisions
Folder
1036Council of the Southern Mountains: Board of Directors' Meetings
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1037-1038Council of the Southern Mountains: Board of Directors' Memos, 1966-1968
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1039-1041Council of the Southern Mountains: Correspondence, 1963-1969 and undated
Folder
1042Council of the Southern Mountains: Conferences
Folder
1043Council of the Southern Mountains: Education Committee
Folder
1044Council of the Southern Mountains: Summary of "Seed Grant" Pilot Projects (Ford Foundation Grant)
Folder
1045Council of the Southern Mountains: Proposal to Economic Opportunity Office for Talent Recruitment, Technical Assistance and
Training Grant
Folder
1046Council of the Southern Mountains: Evaluation of a Talent Recruitment and Technical Assistance Grant Prepared for the U.S.
Office of Economic Opportunity
Folder
1047Council of the Southern Mountains: Review of Development Plan
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1048Council of the Southern Mountains: Comments on 22 February 1968 Newspaper Editorial in The Mountain Eagle
Folder
1049Council of the Southern Mountains: News
Folder
1050Council of the Southern Mountains: Census Information on Counties in Appalachian South
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1051Council of the Southern Mountains: Publications
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1052Council of the Southern Mountains: Journal of the Committee of Southern Churchmen, Summer 1966
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1053Council of the Southern Mountains: "Education and the New South" by Solon Kimball
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1054Council of the Southern Mountains: President's Appalachian Regional Commission: Recommendations
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1055Council of the Southern Mountains: Mountains Miscellaneous
Folder
1056Council of the Southern Mountains: Federation of Southern Corps
Folder
1057Council of the Southern Mountains: Field Foundation
Folder
1058Council of the Southern Mountains: Foundation Group
Folder
1059Council of the Southern Mountains: International City Managers Association
Folder
1060Council of the Southern Mountains: Local Government Study Commission
Folder
1061Council of the Southern Mountains: Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation
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1062Council of the Southern Mountains: Mecklenburg College (Carver College) Property
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1063-1065Council of the Southern Mountains: Mississippi Research and Development Center
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1066Council of the Southern Mountains: Model Cities Program
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1067Council of the Southern Mountains: National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty
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1068National Association for Community Development: Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws and Objectives
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1069National Association for Community Development: Board of Directors
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1070National Association for Community Development: Memoranda from the Director: November 1966-March 1968
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1071-1072National Association for Community Development: Correspondence, 1965-1968
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1073National Association for Community Development: Membership
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1074National Association for Community Development: Newsletter
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1075National Association for Community Development: "Community Development"
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1076National Association for Community Development: Press Releases and Clippings
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1077National Association for Community Development: Position Papers
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1078National Association for Community Development: Nation Action Programs
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1079National Association for Community Development: Proposal and Report to Ford Foundation
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1080National Association for Community Development: Congressional Testimony and Legislative Analysis
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1081National Association for Community Development: Regional Conferences, Spring 1967
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1082National Association for Community Development: Conference, April 1967
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1083National Association for Community Development: Employment Seminar, Fall 1967
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1084National Association for Community Development: Annual Meeting, April 1968 (Atlanta)
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1085National Association for Community Development: Miscellaneous
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1086National Association for Community Development: National Association of Counties
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1087National Association for Community Development: National Committee on Employment of Youth
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1088National Association for Community Development: National Education Association
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1089National Association for Community Development: National League of Cities
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1090National Association for Community Development: North Carolina A & T State Univ. Institute for Research in Human Resources
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1091National Association for Community Development: North Carolina Agriculture Extension Service
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1092National Association for Community Development: North Carolina Governor's Commission on Status of Women
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1093National Association for Community Development: North Carolina Community Action Association
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1094National Association for Community Development: North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers and North Carolina Congress
of Colored Parents and Teachers
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1095National Association for Community Development: North Carolina Department of Community Affairs
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1096National Association for Community Development: North Carolina Department of Public Instruction: North Carolina Study in Vocational
Rehabilitation: Interagency Advisory Committee
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1097National Association for Community Development: North Carolina Employment Security Commission
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1098National Association for Community Development: North Carolina Mental Health Association
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1099National Association for Community Development: Public Instruction, Department of
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1100National Association for Community Development: North Carolina State Board of Higher Education
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1101National Association for Community Development: North Carolina State Board of Public Welfare: Agendas
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1102National Association for Community Development: North Carolina State Technical Action Panel
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1103National Association for Community Development: North Carolina Voter Education Council
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1104National Association for Community Development: Penland School of Crafts
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1105National Association for Community Development: Penn Community Services, Inc.
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1106National Association for Community Development: President's Committee on Juvenile Delinquency
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1107National Association for Community Development: Project Outreach: Miscellaneous
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1108-1109National Association for Community Development: Regional Education Laboratory for the Carolinas and Virginia
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1110National Association for Community Development: Richardson Foundation
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1111National Association for Community Development: Rural Development Corporation
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1112-1113National Association for Community Development: Rutgers' Urban Studies Center
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1114National Association for Community Development SACS: Education Improvement Project Report to Coordinating Committee
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1115National Association for Community Development: Sharecropper's Fund
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1116National Association for Community Development: Southern Conference Educational Fund
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1117National Association for Community Development: Southern Education Reporting Service
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1118-1119Southern Regional Council Review: January 1968
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1120Southern Regional Council Review
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1121Southern Regional Council SRC
Folder
1122Southern Regional Council Voter Education Project
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1123Southern Regional Council "The Better War II: A Long Journey"
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1124Southern Regional Council Miscellaneous
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1125Southern Regional Education Board
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1126Southern School News
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1127Stern Family Fund
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1128United Neighborhood Improvement Team
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1129University of North Carolina Institute of Government
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1130-1131Urban America, Inc.
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1132Urban Studies Center: Rutgers
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1133-1134Urban Training Center for Christian Mission
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1135-1137Urban Training Center for Christian Mission: Narrative Reports and Appendices
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1138-1139Urban Coalition
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1140U.S. Chamber of Commerce: "Forward America"
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1141U.S. Department of Agriculture
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1142U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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1143-1144U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
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1145U.S. Senate: Special Committee on Aging
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1146Young Presidents' Organization Inc.
Folder
1147-1149Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, Inc.
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1.11. Subject Files, 1963-1969.
About 1,000 items.
Arrangement: by subject.
Miscellaneous correspondence, reports, and publications apparently collected and kept by North Carolina Fund staff. Subjects
include civil rights, education, housing, health, employment and economics, and youth programs, among others. There is a relatively
small amount of information for each subject.
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1150Adult Education
Folder
1151Aging Poor Program
Folder
1152Appalachian Institute Committee Report
Folder
1153Civil Rights Act
Folder
1154Community Action Programs
Folder
1155Community Colleges
Folder
1156Cooperative Action
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1157Courts
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1158Durham, N.C.
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1159County and City Boards of Education: Receipt of Financial Aid
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1160Drop-Outs
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1161Economic Development
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1162Education Clippings
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1163Education Committee
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1164Elementary Education
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1165Elementary and Secondary Education Act, 1965
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1166Employment
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1167Federal Legislation
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1168Full Employment Act, 1967
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1169Guaranteed Income
Folder
1170Health
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1171Higher Education Act
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1172Housing Program
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1173Intergovernmental Relations
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1174Jewish Education and Data
Folder
1175Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Development Reports to the President
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1176Kansas City Special Scholarship Committee
Folder
1177Manpower: Statewide Academic and Vocational Training Proposal for North Carolina's Attack on Poverty
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1178Mental Retardation
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1179Metropolitan Toronto Council
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1180Mid-South Regional Education Laboratory
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1181Neighborhood Organization
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1182North Carolina Area Development
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1183North Carolina Economy
Folder
1184North Carolina Income, 1966
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1185North Carolina Membership
Folder
1186North Carolina State Multi-County Projects
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1187North Carolina Public School Bulletin
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1188North Carolina State Government
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1189Ombudsman
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1190Poverty
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1191Professional Education
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1192Public Health
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1193Publications (Outside)
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1194Regional Medical Programs
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1195Scholarship Programs
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1196Scholastic Magazine
Folder
1197School Desegregation
Folder
1198Southern Regional Conference on Education
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1199State Legislation
Folder
1200Study of the Negro
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120120th Century Fund Report on North Carolina Education
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1202University Proposals
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1203-1204Youth Programs
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1.12. Clippings, 1967-1972.
About 1,000 items.
Arrangement: chronological.
Clippings, chiefly 1969-1971, from newspapers and magazines, especially the New York Times and the Raleigh News and Observer. Most clippings are about poverty, race relations, or federal government programs related to poverty or race; a few are about
local events such as student protests at Duke in 1968 or the University of North Carolina Foodworkers' strike in 1969.
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12051967-1968
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12061969 January
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12071969 February
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12081969 March
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12091969 April
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12101969 May
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12111969 June
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12121969 July
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12131969 August
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12141969 September
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12151969 October
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1216-12171969 November
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12181969 December
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12191970 January
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12201970 February
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12211970 March
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12221970 April
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12231970 May
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12241970 June
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1225-12261970 July
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12271970 August
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12281970 September
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12291970 October-December
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12301971 January-February
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12311971 March-May
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12321971 June-August
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12331971 September-December
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12341972
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1235Undated
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2. Volunteer Programs, 1963-1968.
About 14,000 items.
Arrangement: by program.
Records of the volunteer programs are primarily the files of the North Carolina Volunteers program, which operated in 1964
and 1965. They include information about the volunteers, daily logs of volunteers, reports from volunteers, and correspondence
of staff and volunteers. Also included are files relating to Youth Educational Services (YES), a study of women volunteers
in North Carolina, the establishment of an Outward Bound school in North Carolina, and other projects.
Note that original file folder titles and original folder order have, for the most part, been retained.
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2.1. North Carolina Volunteers (NCV), 1963-1966.
About 13,000 items.
Note that audiovisual material relating to the North Carolina Volunteers may be found in Subseries 8.3.
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2.1.1. Correspondence, 1963-1966.
About 1,000 items.
Arrangement: chronological.
Letters and memos to and from North Carolina Fund staff involved in organizing and running the North Carolina Volunteers (NCV)
program. The bulk of the correspondence relates to speaking engagements of staff, funding for the volunteer programs, helping
college groups organize tutoring programs, and recruitment and selection of volunteers. Early correspondence is primarily
about speaking engagements of Jim Beatty, the first director of the North Carolina Volunteers. Curtis Gans, assistant director,
corresponded with numerous people about recruitment and selection of the 1964 volunteers. Also included is correspondence
of Jack P. Mansfield, Director of Volunteer Services and later Director of Special Projects for the North Carolina Fund. Later
staff included Bill Harriss and Frank Rush. In a memo to Mansfield, 5 February 1965, Bill Darity expressed his concern that
all teams of volunteers should be integrated and that the supervisory staff should be interracial. An undated memo (probably
1965) describes an incident in which volunteers in Craven County were shot at. The latest correspondence is about the end
of the volunteer program and reassignment of staff.
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1236November 1963-March 1964
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12371964 April
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12381964 May-June
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12391964 July-October
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12401964 November
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12411964 December and undated
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12421965 January-February
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12431965 March
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12441965 April
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12451965 May-June
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12461965 July-September
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12471965 October
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12481965 November-December
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12491965 Undated
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12501966 and undated
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2.1.2. Summer 1964 (RESTRICTED), 1964.
About 2,000 items.
Arrangement: by function.
RESTRICTED: In order to protect the privacy of volunteers, applicants to the volunteer programs, team directors, and clients
of the volunteer program, researchers who wish to use files containing information about these people must agree not to identify
them in the products of research without written permission from the subjects.
Records of the North Carolina Volunteers program for the summer of 1964, including applications from potential volunteers,
records of the recruitment and selection process, daily logs kept by volunteers, logs and reports of team supervisors, reports
of teams of volunteers, and questionnaires completed by volunteers about their experiences.
For a history of the Summer 1964 North Carolina Volunteers program, see Subseries 6.10.
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1251Student Action Corps
Folder
1252U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Program for Mobilizing Student Volunteer Services
Folder
1253North Carolina Volunteers Newsletter
Folder
1254Public Relations
Folder
1255Transcripts: Tape Recorded Interviews with 1964 North Carolina Volunteers
Folder
1256Evaluation Schedule
Folder
1257Daily Logs
Folder
1258Important Comments from Daily Logs
Folder
1259Field Representative Rating Scale of Volunteer Activities
Folder
1260Completed Questionnaires: Suggestions for Re-training
Folder
1261Retraining Conference
Folder
1262Oasis Society
Folder
1263Phoenix: Careers for Youth
Folder
1264Yale Volunteer Service
Folder
1265Columbia College Citizenship Council
Folder
1266National Council of YMCA's
Folder
1267National Service Corps
Folder
1268Peace Corps Volunteer
Folder
1269Volunteer's Digest
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1270Volunteers Patches
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1271Honorary North Carolina Volunteers
Folder
1272Staff Biographies
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1273-1274Supervisor Selection
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1275Community Selection: Durham County
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1276Forsyth County
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1277Nash-Edgecombe County Area
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1278Tri-County Area (Richmond, Robeson, and Scotland Counties)
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1279Mecklenburg County
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1280Craven County
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1281WAMY County Area (Watauga, Avery, Mitchell and Yancey Counties)
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1282-1283Watauga-Avery Counties. Team 1
Folder
1284Mitchell-Yancey Counties. Team 2
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1285-1286Forsyth County. Team 3
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1287-1288Mecklenburg County. Team 4
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1289-1292Craven County. Team 5
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1293Forsyth County. Team 6
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1294-1295Durham County. Team 7
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1296-1297Robeson County. Team 8
Folder
1298-1299Richmond-Scotland Counties. Team 9
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1300Brochures and Information
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1301Posters
Folder
1302Letters to Recruitment Contacts
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1303Key Lists of Recruitment Contacts
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1304Acknowledgements to Announcement of North Carolina Volunteers Program
Folder
1305Requests for Information
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1306Forms and Form Letters
Folder
1307Acceptance Letters
Folder
1308Rejection Letters
Folder
1309Refusals to Apply
Folder
1310Miscellaneous Lists of Applicants and Others
Folder
1311Regional Board
Folder
1312Advisory Board
Folder
1313Description of Volunteer Tasks
Folder
1314Speeches to Recruits
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1315Movie: "The First 100"
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1316Volunteers' Training Program
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1317Travel Expenses
Folder
1318Medical Correspondence
Folder
1319Demographic Characteristics of Volunteers
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1320Team Breakdown of Volunteers
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1321Volunteers Adams, Carlton Junior
Folder
1322Volunteers Allen, Alice Jean
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1323Volunteers Allen, Virginia Wright
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1324Volunteers Andrews, Judy Lynn
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1325Volunteers Andrews, Patricia Ann
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1326Volunteers Baker, Ruth Anne
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1327Volunteers Ball, Nancy Louise
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1328Volunteers Billington, Linda Ann
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1329Volunteers Blackwell, Margaret E.
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1330Volunteers Brown, Patricia Jean
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1331Volunteers Bunce, Audrey
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1332Volunteers Butter, Sandra Jo
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1333Volunteers Byrd, Sara
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1334Volunteers Calhoun, Kathryn F.
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1335Volunteers Campbell, Frances Ann
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1336Volunteers Casey, Judy Caroline
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1337Volunteers Clary, Elaine Janette
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1338Volunteers Coble, Emily Ruth
Folder
1339Volunteers Coley, Fanny Rebecca
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1340Volunteers Cook, Gaye N.
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1341Volunteers Cooper, Peggy Janet
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1342Volunteers Clayton, Darla Gail
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1343Volunteers Dayberry, Nona Kay
Folder
1344Volunteers Dennis, Stephen Neal
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1345Volunteers Dorsey, Miriam Johnson
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1346Volunteers Durand, Harry Whitney
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1347Volunteers Echols, Dyanne Evelyn
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1348Volunteers Ehle, Nancy Elizabeth
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1349Volunteers Entin, David
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1350Volunteers Evans, Wiley Neal
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1351Volunteers Faucette, Evelyn Marie
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1352Volunteers Fuller, Helen Aldiere
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1353Volunteers Freas, John M.
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1354Volunteers Gurkin, Janet Elizabeth
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1355Volunteers Hardin, Marvin Ormond
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1356Volunteers Harrelson, Shannon L.
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1357Volunteers Harward, Rebecca Dunn
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1358Volunteers Henderson, Jessica
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1359Volunteers Hendley, Joyce Clarisse
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1360Volunteers Heyman, Mical Barbarad
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1361Volunteers Hill, Martha Helen
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1362Volunteers Hinson, Molly Jo
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1363Volunteers Hopkins, Catherine
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1364Volunteers Hurley, Thomas Lane
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1365Volunteers Johnson, Sandra Leigh
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1366Volunteers Kendall, Carol Elizabeth
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1367Volunteers Kennedy, Louise Brown
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1368Volunteers Keyser, Dale A.
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1369Volunteers Largent, Doris F.
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1370Volunteers Lassiter, Mildred Anne
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1371Volunteers Latham, Marcia Gentry
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1372Volunteers Leggett, Carroll H.
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1373Volunteers Lewis, Janice Rose
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1374Volunteers Long, Linda Alice
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1375Volunteers McCaskill, Clarence H.
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1376Volunteers McConnell, Cynthia L.
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1377Volunteers Mabe, Alan Ray
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1378Volunteers Memory, Judith Nell
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1379Volunteers Miller, Hollis Allen
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1380Volunteers Moorefield, Marie E.
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1381Volunteers Morehead, Betty Jane
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1382Volunteers Morgan, Michael Eric
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1383Volunteers Morton, Judy Carol
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1384Volunteers Neigher, Rosalind
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1385Volunteers Parrish, Katherine H.
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1386Volunteers Plott, Carolyn Louise
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1387Volunteers Powell, Linda D.
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1388Volunteers Powell, Susie Ruth
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1389Volunteers Prevost, Elizabeth Ann
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1390Volunteers Price, Catherine Q.
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1391Volunteers Ray, Timothy Britt
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1392Volunteers Reavis, Lynn
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1393Volunteers Richardson, Brenda Maria
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1394Volunteers Ross, Lily Farley
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1395Volunteers Schoener, Richard J.
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1396Volunteers Scott, Robert Cole
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1397Volunteers Simpson, Sylvia Ann
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1398Volunteers Smith, Carol Elaine
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1399Volunteers Snow, Susan Louise
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1400Volunteers Sterling, Lesley J.
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1401Volunteers Sterling, Suzanne
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1402Volunteers Stovall, James E.
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1403Volunteers Szitta, Penn Rodion
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1404Volunteers Thore, Robert Eddie
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1405Volunteers Thevathan, Jaquelyn S.
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1406Volunteers Ussery, William Harvey
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1407Volunteers Walter, Starling Anne
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1408Volunteers Warner, Vivian Hope
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1409Volunteers Watson, Martha Warren
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1410Volunteers White, Hannah E.
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1411Volunteers White, Nathaniel Bradshaw
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1412Volunteers Wilkerson, Dorothy
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1413Volunteers Wilson, Patricia Ann
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1414Volunteers Winborne, Stanley, III
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1415Volunteers Womack, James A.
Folder
1416Volunteers Worthington, Rae
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1417Volunteer Questionnaire #1
Folder
1418Volunteer Questionnaire #1 Important Statements from Questionnaire
Folder
1419Volunteer Questionnaire #1 Watauga-Avery Counties
Folder
1420-1421Volunteer Questionnaire #1 Mitchell-Yancey Counties
Folder
1422-1424Volunteer Questionnaire #1 Winston-Salem
Folder
1425-1426Volunteer Questionnaire #1 Charlotte
Folder
1427Volunteer Questionnaire #1 Craven County
Folder
1428-1431Volunteer Questionnaire #1 Carteret, Richmond, Robeson and Scotland Counties
Folder
1432-1435Volunteer Questionnaire #1 Durham
Folder
1436Volunteer Questionnaire #2
Folder
1437Volunteer Questionnaire #2 Watauga-Avery Counties
Folder
1438Volunteer Questionnaire #2 Mitchell-Yancey Counties
Folder
1439-1440Volunteer Questionnaire #2 Winston-Salem
Folder
1441Volunteer Questionnaire #2 Charlotte
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1442Volunteer Questionnaire #2 Craven County
Folder
1443-1445Volunteer Questionnaire #2 Carteret, Richmond, Robeson and Scotland Counties
Folder
1446Volunteer Questionnaire #2 Durham
Folder
1447Volunteer Questionnaire #3
Folder
1448Volunteer Questionnaire #3 Watauga-Avery Counties
Folder
1449Volunteer Questionnaire #3 Mitchell-Yancey Counties
Folder
1450Volunteer Questionnaire #3 Winston-Salem
Folder
1451Volunteer Questionnaire #3 Charlotte
Folder
1452Volunteer Questionnaire #3 Craven County
Folder
1453Volunteer Questionnaire #3 Carteret, Richmond, Robeson and Scotland Counties
Folder
1454Volunteer Questionnaire #3 Durham
Folder
1455Supervisors' Questionnaires
Folder
1456August 19 Questionnaire Mitchell-Yancey and Avery Counties
Folder
1457August 19 Questionnaire Winston-Salem and Charlotte
Folder
1458August 19 Questionnaire Richmond, Robeson and Scotland Counties
Folder
1459August 19 Questionnaire Craven County
Folder
1460August 19 Questionnaire Durham
Folder
1461Watkins's Report
Folder
1462Watkins's Report Summary
Folder
1463-1467Watkins's Report Drafts
Folder
1468Watkins's Report Miscellaneous
Folder
1469Progress Reports to U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Folder
1470Gerald Bell: North Carolina Volunteers Report
Folder
1471Frank Rush's Notes for the Report
Folder
1472Mansfield Final Report
Folder
1473Materials Booklet
Folder
1474Edith Back Report
Folder
1475Back Report: Related Material
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2.1.3. Summer 1965 (RESTRICTED), 1965.
About 9,000 items.
Arrangement: by function.
RESTRICTED: In order to protect the privacy of volunteers, applicants to the volunteer programs, team directors, and clients
of the volunteer program, researchers who wish to use files containing information about these people must agree not to identify
them in the products of research without written permission from the subjects.
Records of the North Carolina Volunteers program in the summer of 1965, including proposals, financial information, staff
reports, a report to the Office of Economic Opportunity, public relations material, materials relating to conferences of volunteers,
applications from communities desiring volunteers, completed questionnaires from representatives of agencies where volunteers
were placed, weekly volunteer team reports, volunteer team newsletters, team directors' reports and logs, applications from
prospective volunteers, daily logs of volunteers, and questionnaires completed by volunteers.
The questionnaires completed by volunteers contain multiple choice and short answer questions about the volunteers' personalities
and attitudes and about their experiences as volunteers. The order of administration of the last three questionnaires was
apparently changed after they were printed. The questionnaires administered seventh and housed in folders labeled Questionnaire
VII are titled QUESTIONNAIRE VIII; those administered eighth and placed in folders labeled Questionnaire VIII are titled QUESTIONNAIRE
IX; and those given ninth and placed in folders labeled Questionnaire IX are titled QUESTIONNAIRE VII.
Folder
1476Proposal (Project Director Paid by OEO)
Folder
1477Final Proposal (Project Director Paid by Fund)
Folder
1478Rough Drafts of Proposal
Folder
1479Contract
Folder
1480Financial Information
Folder
1481Meetings
Folder
1482North Carolina Volunteers Staff Meetings
Folder
1483Staff Reports
Folder
1484-1485Operation Crossroads Africa
Folder
1486North Carolina Volunteers Song
Folder
1487Form Request Postcards
Folder
1488Lists of Volunteers
Folder
1489Volunteer Agreement and Instructions
Folder
1490Insurance
Folder
1491Medical/Psychological Information
Folder
1492Daily Log Instructions
Folder
1493Daily Log Evaluations: Don Woodcock
Folder
1494List of North Carolina Volunteers sent to FBI and CRC After Craven Incident
Folder
1495Breakdown of Jobs of North Carolina Volunteers
Folder
1496Proposed Fall CAT Program
Folder
1497Report
Folder
1498OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 1
Folder
1499OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 2
Folder
1500OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 3
Folder
1501OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 4
Folder
1502OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 5
Folder
1503OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 6
Folder
1504OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 7
Folder
1505-1506OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 8
Folder
1507OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 9
Folder
1508OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 10
Folder
1509OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 11
Folder
1510OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 12
Folder
1511-1512OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 13
Folder
1513-1515OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 14
Folder
1516OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 15
Folder
1517OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 16
Folder
1518OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 17
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1519OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 18
Folder
1520OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 19
Folder
1521-1523OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 20
Folder
1524OEO Report Appendices, Chapter 21
Folder
1525-1526North Carolina Volunteers Research Beyle's Notes and Correspondence
Folder
1527North Carolina Volunteers Research Beyle's Correspondence, 1966-1969
Folder
1528North Carolina Volunteers Research Beyle's Notes on Interviews
Folder
1529-1530North Carolina Volunteers Research Beyle's Notes for Final Report
Folder
1531North Carolina Volunteers Research Request for 1965 Report
Folder
1532North Carolina Volunteers Mailing Addresses, Summer 1965
Folder
1533North Carolina Volunteers Research: Originals for the Final Report
Folder
1534North Carolina Volunteers Research: Originals for the Final Report Peace Corps: Research Notes #1-6
Folder
1535North Carolina Volunteers Research: Originals for the Final Report Peace Corps Research
Folder
1536North Carolina Volunteers Research: Originals for the Final Report Attitudinal Scales
Folder
1537North Carolina Volunteers Research: Originals for the Final Report Low-Income Family Survey
Folder
1538North Carolina Volunteers Research: Originals for the Final Report Volunteer Questionnaires
Folder
1539North Carolina Volunteers Research: Originals for the Final Report Team Director Questionnaires
Folder
1540North Carolina Volunteers Research: Originals for the Final Report Agency Questionnaire
Folder
1541North Carolina Volunteers Data: Preliminary Tabulations
Folder
1542North Carolina Volunteers Data: Suggested Uses
Folder
1543Public Relations Material
Folder
1544Magazine Articles, 1965
Folder
1545Schoener, Richard, "The First 100"
Folder
1546Brochures and Poster
Folder
1547Brochure Distribution
Folder
1548Orientation Arrangements
Folder
1549Orientation Session Maps and Schedules
Folder
1550Orientation Speakers
Folder
1551Orientation Notes
Folder
1552Mid-Summer Conference Arrangements
Folder
1553-1554Mid-Summer Conference Pre-Conference Questionnaire
Folder
1555-1565Mid-Summer Conference Questionnaire
Folder
1566Evaluation Conference at Duke Housing, Food and Arrangements
Folder
1567Evaluation Conference at Duke Agenda and Speeches
Folder
1568Evaluation Conference at Duke Subject Area Workshops
Folder
1569Weekly Team Report #1 Teams 1-21. Summaries
Folder
1570Weekly Team Report #1 Teams 1-21. Typed
Folder
1571Weekly Team Report #1 Teams 1-6
Folder
1572Weekly Team Report #1 Teams 7-13
Folder
1573Weekly Team Report #1 Teams 14-21
Folder
1574Weekly Team Report #2 Teams 1-21. Summaries
Folder
1575Weekly Team Report #2 Teams 1-21. Typed
Folder
1576Weekly Team Report #2 Teams 1-6
Folder
1577Weekly Team Report #2 Teams 7-14
Folder
1578Weekly Team Report #2 Teams 15-21
Folder
1579Weekly Team Report #3 Teams 1-21. Summaries
Folder
1580Weekly Team Report #3 Teams 1-21. Typed
Folder
1581Weekly Team Report #3 Teams 1-6
Folder
1582Weekly Team Report #3 Teams 7-13
Folder
1583Weekly Team Report #3 Teams 14-21
Folder
1584Weekly Team Report #4 Teams 1-21. Typed
Folder
1585Weekly Team Report #4 Teams 1-6
Folder
1586Weekly Team Report #4 Teams 8-13
Folder
1587Weekly Team Report #4 Teams 15-21
Folder
1588Weekly Team Report #5 Teams 3-18. Summaries
Folder
1589Weekly Team Report #5 Teams 1-21. Typed
Folder
1590Weekly Team Report #5 Teams 1-6
Folder
1591Weekly Team Report #5 Teams 7-13
Folder
1592Weekly Team Report #5 Teams 14-21
Folder
1593Weekly Team Report #6 Teams 1-21. Typed
Folder
1594Weekly Team Report #6 Teams 1-7
Folder
1595Weekly Team Report #6 Teams 8-14
Folder
1596Weekly Team Report #6 Teams 15-21
Folder
1597Weekly Team Report #7 Teams 1-12 and Typed Excerpts
Folder
1598Weekly Team Report #7 Teams 13-21
Folder
1599-1600Team 2. Dare Team Director's Reports
Folder
1601Team 3. Pitt Team Director's Reports
Folder
1602Team 4. Craven Team Director's Reports
Folder
1603Team 4. Craven Volunteers' Reports
Folder
1604Team 4. Craven Bound Volunteers' Reports
Folder
1605-1606Team 5. N. Hanover Team Director's Reports and Logs
Folder
1607Team 6. Scotland and Robeson Team Director's Reports
Folder
1608Team 6. Scotland and Robeson Volunteers' Reports
Folder
1609Team 7. Richmond
Folder
1610Team 8. Cumberland
Folder
1611Team 9. Harnett
Folder
1612Team 10. Wake
Folder
1613Team 11. Durham
Folder
1614Team 12. Durham
Folder
1615Team 13. Orange
Folder
1616Team 14. Forsyth
Folder
1617Team 15. Rowan
Folder
1618Team 16. Mecklenburg
Folder
1619Team 17. Surry, Wilkes and Yadkin Team Director's Reports
Folder
1620Team 17. Surry, Wilkes and Yadkin Team Director's Logs
Folder
1621Team 17. Surry, Wilkes and Yadkin Volunteers' Reports
Folder
1622Team 18. WAMY
Folder
1623Team 19. WAMY
Folder
1624-1625Team 20. Macon: Team Director's Reports and Logs
Folder
1626Team 21. Clay and Cherokee
Folder
1627Newsletters #1-5. June 22-July 22 1965
Folder
1628Newsletters #6-10. July 29-August 26 1965
Folder
1629Newsletters Anthology
Folder
1630Newsletters Mailing Lists, Fillers, etc.
Folder
1631Team Breakdowns
Folder
1632-1633Nominees for Honorary North Carolina Volunteers
Folder
1634Memo to Communities, Spring 1965
Folder
1635Assignments of Volunteer Teams
Folder
1636Clay and Cherokee Counties: Accepted Community
Folder
1637Craven County: Accepted Community
Folder
1638Cumberland County: Accepted Community
Folder
1639Dare County: Accepted Community
Folder
1640Durham County: Accepted Community
Folder
1641Forsyth County: Accepted Community
Folder
1642Harnett County: Accepted Community
Folder
1643Macon County: Accepted Community
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1644Mecklenburg County: Accepted Community
Folder
1645New Hanover County: Accepted Community
Folder
1646Orange County: Accepted Community
Folder
1647Pitt County: Accepted Community
Folder
1648Rowan County: Accepted Community
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1649Surry, Wilkes, and Yadkin Counties: Accepted Community
Folder
1650Tri: County: Accepted Community
Folder
1651Wake County: Accepted Community
Folder
1652WAMY
Folder
1653Rejected Community Applications
Folder
1654Report to G. Esser from Agency Questionnaires
Folder
1655Agency Questionnaire
Folder
1656Agency Questionnaire Questions #1-11
Folder
1657Agency Questionnaire Questions #12-19
Folder
1658Agency Questionnaire Questions #21-32
Folder
1659Agency Questionnaire Returns. Tabulations
Folder
1660Agency Questionnaire #1-20
Folder
1661Agency Questionnaire #21-40
Folder
1662Agency Questionnaire #45-66
Folder
1663Agency Questionnaire #67-79
Folder
1664Agency Questionnaire #80-101
Folder
1665Agency Questionnaire #102-123
Folder
1666Agency Questionnaire #126-148
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1667Agency Questionnaire #151-176
Folder
1668Agency Questionnaire #178-199
Folder
1669Agency Questionnaire #202-230
Folder
1670Agency Questionnaire #233-265
Folder
1671Agency Questionnaire #266-278
Folder
1672Agency Questionnaire #279-302
Folder
1673Agency Questionnaire #304-325
Folder
1674Agency Questionnaire #328-344
Folder
1675Agency Questionnaire #345-380
Folder
1676Agency Questionnaire #381-397
Folder
1677Agency Questionnaire #399-423
Folder
1678Agency Questionnaire #426-453
Folder
1679Agency Questionnaire #455-470
Folder
1680Agency Questionnaire #471-494
Folder
1681Agency Questionnaire #495-511
Folder
1682Agency Questionnaire #513-530
Folder
1683Agency Questionnaire #531-549
Folder
1684Agency Questionnaire Miscellaneous Information Attached to Questionnaires
Folder
1685Verification Response of those included in Final Sample
Folder
1686Completed Questionnaires Cut from Final Sample since "Little, None Knowledge"
Folder
1687Completed Questionnaires Cut from Final Sample since Clerical help not Prof. Staff
Folder
1688-1691Questionnaires Cut from Final Sample
Folder
1692Questionnaires Not in Sample
Folder
1693-1694Uncompleted Questionnaires/Response Opting out of Sample
Folder
1695Non-responders
Folder
1696Non-responders mentioned by others
Folder
1697Word Identification System
Folder
1698-1699Drafts and Critiques
Folder
1700Preliminary Contact Sample
Folder
1701First Sample
Folder
1702Sample which was Sent Questionnaires
Folder
1703First Cut
Folder
1704North Carolina Staff Questionnaire: "Community Information"
Folder
1705Sample List Given to Mansfield
Folder
1706TD Recruitment and Selection
Folder
1707-1709TD Refusals and Rejections
Folder
1710-1711Team Directors
Folder
1712Orientation Session at Quail Roost
Folder
1713Team Director Reports on Community Visits
Folder
1714Team Director Questionnaire I Miscellaneous
Folder
1715Team Director Questionnaire I Demographic Questions 1-18
Folder
1716Team Director Questionnaire I Educational and Occupational Questions 19-25
Folder
1717Team Director Questionnaire I Information on North Carolina Volunteers Program Questions 26-45
Folder
1718Team Director Questionnaire I Attitudinal Questions 46-62
Folder
1719Team Director Questionnaire I Poverty Questions 63-85
Folder
1720Team Director Questionnaire I Attitudinal Questions 86-100
Folder
1721-1726Team Director Questionnaire I Questionnaire
Folder
1727Team Director Questionnaire II Drafts
Folder
1728Team Director Questionnaire II Compilation of Responses by Question
Folder
1729-1732Team Director Questionnaire II Completed Questionnaires
Folder
1733Team Director Questionnaire III Drafts
Folder
1734Team Director Questionnaire III Compilation of Responses
Folder
1735-1736Team Director Questionnaire III Completed Questionnaires
Folder
1737Team Director Questionnaire IV Compilation of Responses
Folder
1738-1740Team Director Questionnaire IV Completed Questionnaires
Folder
1741-1742Team Director Questionnaire V Compilation
Folder
1743-1447Team Director Questionnaire V Completed Questionnaires
Folder
1748-1750Team Director Questionnaire VI Compilation
Folder
1751-1754Team Director Questionnaire VI Completed Questionnaires
Folder
1755Team Director Questionnaire VII Drafts
Folder
1756Team Director Questionnaire VII North Carolina Volunteers Program Questions 1-5
Folder
1757Team Director Questionnaire VII Life and Work of a Volunteer Questions 6-25
Folder
1758Team Director Questionnaire VII Questions 26-51
Folder
1759-1762Team Director Questionnaire VII Completed Questionnaires
Folder
1763Team Director Questionnaire VIII Drafts
Folder
1764-1767Team Director Questionnaire VIII Responses to Questions
Folder
1768-1772Team Director Questionnaire VIII Completed Questionnaires
Folder
1773-1774Team Director Questionnaire IV Questions 1-60
Folder
1775-1778Team Director Questionnaire IV Completed Questionnaires
Folder
1779-1785Team Director Evaluation of Volunteers
Folder
1786Quail Roost: Beyle Notes
Folder
1787Quail Roost: TD Wind-up
Folder
1788Volunteer Recruitment
Folder
1789Contacts
Folder
1790Applications
Folder
1791-1792Campus Recruitment Information Forms
Folder
1793-1794Campus Interviews
Folder
1795Regional Interviews Greensboro
Folder
1796Regional Interviews Durham
Folder
1797Regional Interviews Raleigh
Folder
1798Regional Interviews Chapel Hill
Folder
1799Regional Interviews Winston-Salem
Folder
1800Regional Interviews Charlotte
Folder
1801Regional Interviews Asheville
Folder
1802Regional Interviews Greenville
Folder
1803Regional Interviews Boone
Folder
1804Regional Interviews Fayetteville-Laurinburg
Folder
1805Regional Interviews Elizabeth City
Folder
1806Out-of-State Interviews
Folder
1807Selection
Folder
1808Selection Process
Folder
1809SCOPE
Folder
1810Information Requests
Folder
1811Requests for Applications
Folder
1812List of Applicants
Folder
1813Accept List
Folder
1814Form Letters
Folder
1815Recommendation Forms: Completed
Folder
1816High School Applicants: Rejected
Folder
1817Application/Recommendation Forms: Completed Too Late
Folder
1818Non-Ascertained
Folder
1819Withdrew before Campus Interview
Folder
1820Withdrew at Campus Interview
Folder
1821Withdrew near Campus Interview
Folder
1822No Show at Campus Interview
Folder
1823Withdrew after Campus Interview
Folder
1824No Campus Interview. Withdrew before Regional Interview
Folder
1825No Campus Interview. Withdrew near Regional Interview
Folder
1826No Campus Interview. No Show at Regional Interview
Folder
1827Campus Interview. Withdrew at Regional Interview
Folder
1828-1830No Show. Regional Board
Folder
1831-1832No Regional Interview
Folder
1833No Show at Campus or Regional Interview
Folder
1834No Campus Interview. No Regional Interview
Folder
1835No Campus Interview. Had Regional Interview
Folder
1836Withdrew before Selection
Folder
1837Fakes
Folder
1838-1849Rejected Applications
Folder
1850Reject-Accept. Withdrew Prior
Folder
1851Reject-Accept. No Shows
Folder
1852-1857Accept-Reject
Folder
1858Accept-NA
Folder
1859-1861Accept-Accepts. Withdrew Prior
Folder
1862Accept-Accept. No Shows
Folder
1863Ex-Volunteer. Withdrew
Folder
1864Ex-Volunteer. Accept-Reject
Folder
1865Ex-Volunteer. Withdrew Prior
Folder
1866Volunteers Adams, Jocelyn Virginia
Folder
1867Volunteers Alexander, Susan Fitzsimons
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1868Volunteers Allen, Nancie Winborne
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1869Volunteers Amey, Dorothy Mae
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1870Volunteers Anderson, Andrewelta
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1871Volunteers Andes, David Alfred
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1872Volunteers Arledge, Linda Lee
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1873Volunteers Ball, Louise
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1874Volunteers Barach, Barbara Jean
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1875Volunteers Boone, Tommisene Charlene
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1876Volunteers Brant, Richard Harlan
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1877Volunteers Brooks, Patricia Ann
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1878Volunteers Brown, Gloria Jean
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1879Volunteers Brumsey, Virginia Edwards
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1880Volunteers Bryant, Mary Louise
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1881Volunteers Bryson, William Clarence
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1882Volunteers Burke, Wilsona Lee
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1883Volunteers Burris, Lois Ilene
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1884Volunteers Butler, Dorothy Lee
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1885Volunteers Butler, Johanna Lane
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1886Volunteers Byrd, Michael Evan
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1887Volunteers Cannady, Edith Ann
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1888Volunteers Carlen, Jane Faulkner
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1889Volunteers Carson, Edith Jane
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1890Volunteers Cathey, Sarah Ann
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1891Volunteers Caudle, Margaret Anne
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1892Volunteers Chambers, Nancy Carter
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1893Volunteers Cheek, Betty Emarita
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1894Volunteers Clay, Phillip Leroy
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1895Volunteers Clevenger, Carolyn Irene
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1896Volunteers Coltrain, Carolyn Diane
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1897Volunteers Cook, Karen Elizabeth
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1898Volunteers Cooper, Jere Louise
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1899Volunteers Couturier, Joanna C.
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1900Volunteers Cox, Norma Jane
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1901Volunteers Cummings, Sandra Kay
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1902Volunteers Dickenson, Maryelda Jean
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1903Volunteers Douglas, Juliette T.
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1904Volunteers Downey, Mary Ann
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1905Volunteers Drake, Annie Rose
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1906Volunteers Drewry, Jane Kaye
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1907Volunteers Drewry, Jean Faye
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1908Volunteers Duncan, Shelby Jean
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1909Volunteers Edwards, Charles Randall
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1910Volunteers Egenes, Charlotte Wade
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1911Volunteers Evans, Ann Lee
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1912Volunteers Fairbank, Alan Winthrop
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1913Volunteers Faulcon, Joyce Fredonia
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1914Volunteers Fleming, Patricia Emily
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1915Volunteers Faust, Dianna
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1916Volunteers Felts, Charles Duncan Junior
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1917Volunteers Fowlkes, Agnes Rowland
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1918Volunteers Fox, David Martin
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1919Volunteers Franklin, Sarah Marie
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1920Volunteers Galloway, John Lawrence
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1921Volunteers Garcia, Orbe Amado
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1922Volunteers Garrett, Elizabeth Alice
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1923Volunteers Gaulding, Drury May
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1924Volunteers Gibson, Jan Paris
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1925Volunteers Gladden, Mary Carol
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1926Volunteers Godley, Carol Jacqueline
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1927Volunteers Goldsmith, Lynn DeVore
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1928Volunteers Gooding, Virginia Louise
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1929Volunteers Grant, Wanda Susan
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1930Volunteers Greene, Sara Elizabeth
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1931Volunteers Griffin, Billie Marie
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1932Volunteers Guise, Wayne K.
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1933Volunteers Guthrie, Jean Malloy
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1934Volunteers Habich, Julie Frances
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1935Volunteers Hair, Camilla Dorion
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1936Volunteers Hales, Elizabeth Joan
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1937Volunteers Hall, Kathleen
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1938Volunteers Hall, Sandra Elizabeth
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1939Volunteers Henslee, Judith Gwen
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1940Volunteers Heyward, Johnsie Barnwell
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1941Volunteers Higgins, James Everette
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1942Volunteers Hinton, Shirley Ann
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1943Volunteers Holmes, Mary Melinda
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1944Volunteers Hyde, Mary Diane
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1945Volunteers Ingold, Helen Johnette
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1946Volunteers Jabbour, Jane Linda
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1947Volunteers Jackson, Constance Elaine
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1948Volunteers James, Rae Barbara
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1949Volunteers Jenkins, Martha Glynn
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1950Volunteers Johnson, Brenda Kay
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1951Volunteers Johnson, Doris Virginia
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1952Volunteers Jones, Ann Goodwyn
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1953Volunteers Jones, Jenny Marie
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1954Volunteers Keller, James Herman
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1955Volunteers Kessler, Susan Mabel
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1956Volunteers Kirsch, Elizabeth Ansel
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1957Volunteers Klerlein, Pamela Katherine
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1958Volunteers Lacewell, Pamela Ann
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1959Volunteers Lands, Rosemary Joyce
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1960Volunteers Leonhardt, Burlene
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1961Volunteers Lewis, Elizabeth Josephine
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1962Volunteers Lilly, Ashton Wilson
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1963Volunteers Liston, Marsha Eileen
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1964Volunteers Little, Sara Elizabeth
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1965Volunteers Loeppert, Richard Henry Junior
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1966Volunteers Lorenz, Billie Lynda
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1967Volunteers McCurry, Dan Carol
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1968Volunteers McKissick, Andree Yvonne
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1969Volunteers McLaughlin, Carla Leonora
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1970Volunteers McLaughlin, James Frederick
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1971Volunteers McNeill, Mary Alice
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1972Volunteers Macomber, Priscilla Jane
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1973Volunteers Maddux, Carolyn Marie
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1974Volunteers Mann, Ralph Emerson Junior
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1975Volunteers Matthias, Lynn Holt
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1976Volunteers May, Eleanor Carol
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1977Volunteers Mehaffey, Iris Ann
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1978Volunteers Metelli, Rhetta Jean
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1979Volunteers Milner, Beverly
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1980Volunteers Moore, Judy Kim
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1981Volunteers Morris, Debra Selestine
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1982Volunteers Morris, John Neal Junior
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1983Volunteers Musgrave, Corene
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1984Volunteers Myers, Naomi
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1985Volunteers Newton, Iris
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1986Volunteers Nolley, Gloria LaJoyce
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1987Volunteers Oakley, Riley Jefferson
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1988Volunteers Olsen, Pamela Karen
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1989Volunteers Palmer, Patricia Lee
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1990Volunteers Paris, William Hammond
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1991Volunteers Paulus, Amanda Ayn
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1992Volunteers Peaten, Gwendolyn
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1993Volunteers Pepper, Frank McSwain
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1994Volunteers Peterson, Joyce Ann
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1995Volunteers Posey, Zenia Florence
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1996Volunteers Prehn, Karin
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1997Volunteers Proctor, Alberta Jean
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1998Volunteers Purcell, Lynda Jean
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1999Volunteers Rankin, Haywood Forney
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2000Volunteers Rees, Rebecca Jo-El
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2001Volunteers Reese, Lloyd Fitch
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2002Volunteers Rice, Eva Francesca
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2003Volunteers Rich, Elizabeth McLamb
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2004Volunteers Rimbach, Jean Lucile
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2005Volunteers Ritchie, Patty Jane
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2006Volunteers Roberson, Phyllis Kaye
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2007Volunteers Rollins, Ann Blanton
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2008Volunteers Roy, Susannah Marguerite
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2009Volunteers Russell, Emily Lucy
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2010Volunteers Seawell, Terrell Johnson
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2011Volunteers Sherlock, Kathleen Ann
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2012Volunteers Showfety, Patricia Mary
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2013Volunteers Smith, Jaquelin Lucy Fisk
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2014Volunteers Smith, Linda
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2015Volunteers Smith, Sheila Eileen
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2016Volunteers Somersette, Sherrill Rose
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2017Volunteers Spearman, Terry Wendell
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2018Volunteers Speck, Martha L.
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2019Volunteers Stallings, Ramona DuPree
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2020Volunteers Stevens, Deitra Kay
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2021Volunteers Stirewalt, Gay Elena
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2022Volunteers Stoudmire, Sylvia Lynn
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2023Volunteers Tanaka, Winona Miyuki
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2024Volunteers Taylor, Julia Afalda
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2025Volunteers Taylor, Barbara Jean
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2026Volunteers Tell, Bennie Earl
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2027Volunteers Teer, William Stewart
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2028Volunteers Thomas, Charles Edward
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2029Volunteers Thompson, Kathryn
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2030Volunteers Thorne, John Francis
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2031Volunteers Thorpe, Naomi Ferne
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2032Volunteers Tyler, Sarah Esther
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2033Volunteers Vandale, Susan E.
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2034Volunteers Wagstaff, Thomas Lee Junior
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2035Volunteers Walker, Annette Clementine
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2036Volunteers Walsh, Jacqueline Sybil
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2037Volunteers Weatherman, Janie Lou
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2038Volunteers Wickline, Hannah Gilliam
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2039Volunteers Wiley, Louis Junior
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2040Volunteers Willingham, Shelley McMilland
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2041Volunteers Wilson, Elizabeth Anne
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2042Volunteers Wilson, James Emmett, III
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2043Volunteers Winfree, Kay Hardison
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2044Volunteers Winget, Margaret Wallace
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2045Volunteers Wingo, Treva Ann
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2046Volunteers Wright, Barbara Nell
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2047Volunteers Yoshino, Joanne Marie
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2048Accept-Accept. Withdrew Aycock, Betty Lou
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2049Accept-Accept. Withdrew Cope, Sabra E.
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2050Accept-Accept. Withdrew Dorsey, Mary Barbara
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2051Accept-Accept. Withdrew Hartness, E. Crystal
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2052Accept-Accept. Withdrew Johnson, Linda Jean
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2053Accept-Accept. Withdrew Kimmel, Kathleen Virginia
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2054Accept-Accept. Early Leaver Harrington, Edward
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2055Accept-Accept. Early Leaver Turner, Shirley
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2056Accept-Accept. Dismissals Freeman, Charles E.
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2057Accept-Accept. Dismissals Stanton, Rhonda Lee
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2058Reject-Accept Buell, Richard R.
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2059Reject-Accept Campbell, Julie Atkin
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2060Reject-Accept Dulin, Martha Whalin
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2061Reject-Accept Elliott, Elvina Opal
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2062Reject-Accept Harmon, Alice Ann
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2063Reject-Accept Henry, Virginia
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2064Reject-Accept Holmes, Marjorie Dale
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2065Reject-Accept Howell, Hedy
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2066Reject-Accept Hudson, Peggy Jane
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2067Reject-Accept Johnson, Genevieve Beatrice
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2068Reject-Accept Leonard, Carol Anne
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2069Reject-Accept Lovett, Lynda Ruth
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2070Reject-Accept Maness, Phyllis Anne
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2071Reject-Accept McKnight, Judith Eloise
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2072Reject-Accept McKoy, James Woodrow Junior
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2073Reject-Accept McMannus, Mary Linda
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2074Reject-Accept Medlin, Peggy Joan
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2075Reject-Accept Pettigrew, Elaine Louise
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2076Reject-Accept Pierce, Marion Ann
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2077Reject-Accept Shaver, Mary Joanne (Jody)
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2078Reject-Accept Van Hook, Joyce S.
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2079Reject-Accept Witsell, Rosa Mae
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2080Returning Volunteers Allen, Alice Jean
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2081Returning Volunteers Ball, Nancy Louise
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2082Returning Volunteers Coley, Fanny Rebecca
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2083Returning Volunteers Heyman, Mical Barbara
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2084Returning Volunteers Johnson, Sandra Leigh
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2085Returning Volunteers Kendall, Carol Elizabeth
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2086Returning Volunteers McCatskill, Harlan
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2087Returning Volunteers Morgan, Michael Eric
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2088Returning Volunteers Morton, Judy Carol
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2089Returning Volunteers Price, Catherine Quintella
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2090Returning Volunteers Ross, Lily Farley
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2091Returning Volunteers Sterling, Suzanne J.
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2092Returning Volunteers Ussery, William Harvey
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2093Returning Volunteers White, Nathaniel Bradshaw
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2094North Carolina Volunteers Questionnaire I Drafts and Notes
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2095-2098North Carolina Volunteers Questionnaire I Questions 1-64
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2099-2122North Carolina Volunteers Questionnaire I Completed Questionnaires
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2123North Carolina Volunteers Questionnaire II
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2124-2131North Carolina Volunteers Questionnaire II Questions 1-49
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2132-2155North Carolina Volunteers Questionnaire II Completed Questionnaires
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2156North Carolina Volunteers Questionnaire III Notes
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2157-2161North Carolina Volunteers Questionnaire III Questions 1-24
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2162-2173North Carolina Volunteers Questionnaire III Completed Questionnaires
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2174North Carolina Volunteers Questionnaire IV Drafts and Notes
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2175-2177North Carolina Volunteers Questionnaire IV Questions 1-24
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2178-2202North Carolina Volunteers Questionnaire IV Completed Questionnaires
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2203North Carolina Volunteers Questionnaire V Miscellaneous
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2204-2206North Carolina Volunteers Questionnaire V Questions 1-61
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