Review of America and the Far East (all bound) 4



Download 480.22 Kb.
Page13/27
Date02.06.2017
Size480.22 Kb.
#19788
TypeReview
1   ...   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   16   ...   27

Box 138—Human Rights


  1. Denial of Human Rights in Eastern Europe, Ecember 19, 1958 (Packer Collection)

  2. Captive Nations Week: Red Nightmare, Freedom’s Hope (JEHLOC) 1959

  3. 10th Anniversary of the Captive Nations Week Resolution 1959-1969

  4. Bicentennial Salute to the Captive Nations 1976 (Hoover Library)

  5. Commission on Human Rights—Report of the 10th Session, 2/23-4.16, 1954

  6. The International Institute of Human Rights [paper describing it]

  7. Articles of the International Institute of Human Rights [2 pages in French]

  8. Report on the 6th Human Rights Study Session, Strasbourg July 7-August 1, 1975 [International Institute of Human Rights]

  9. ‘America’s Radio Voice Chokes Up on Human Rights’—Rowland Evans and Robert Novak, Chicago Sun Times, Monday, August 15, 1977

  10. ‘Why the Soviets Hate Human Rights Talk’—Rita Hauser, Wall Street Journal, 8/5/77

  11. ‘Human Rights: A Tactful Way to Drive Communists Crazy’—Dan Tucker, Chicago Tribune, Monday July 25, 1977

  12. Dept. of State Statement: Human Rights, March 7, 1977

  13. ‘Principles of Freedom in a Modern World’—Freedom Conference, Oslo, 1977

  14. Secretary of State speech, 6/14/1977, “Human Rights and OAS Reform” [published by Dept. of State]

  15. ‘Terror on a Grand Scale’—Roberta Wohlstetter, May/June 1976

  16. ‘Bible Belt Knows What’s Right’—Mary McGrorg, Chicago Tribune, Monday 8/1/1977

  17. ‘Soviet Jew Delivers Challenge on Rights’[Dr. Veniamin G. Levich, a scientist denied permission to emigrate]—Nelson Broms, New York Times, 7/12/77

  18. Secretary of State speech 4/30/77 ‘Human Rights Policy’ [published by Dept. of State]

  19. 4 Cases before the European Court of Human Rights, January 1975

  20. ‘Where God is the Rebel’, Chicago Sun Times, October 12, 1975 [Catholic oppression]

  21. ‘Human Rights and American Interests’—speech by Alexander Haig, Jr. March 31, 1981

  22. Letter to Mr. Minow, esq. from Pres-Elect of ABA, July 1, 1966

  23. Proceedings of the Colloquy about the European convention on human rights in relation to other international instruments for the protection of human rights—Council of Europe, September 21-22, 1978, Athens

  24. Current News Special Edition Commentary ‘Human Rights and American Foreign Policy’—November 1981

  25. ‘What Happened to Human Rights’—remarks of Hon. Donald J. Flood of PA in the House of Rep., Monday June 12, 1978 [Congressional Record]



Box 139—Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), Protests, Riots


  1. Protest: What is the Meaning of the New Student Left? 1965

  2. The Bust Book—1969

  3. SDS Work in-Toward a Worker-Student Alliance, 1968

  4. SDS GI Counseling

  5. Guide to Conscientous Objection (published by SDS)

  6. Revolution in Mississippi—Tom Hayden, 1961

  7. Getting Ready for the Firing Lane—Mike James, 1968

  8. The Student Left: Who, What, Why and Where [big black folder, gives info on various orgs., leaders, press clippings, etc]

  9. Guerrila War in the USA, January 1971 [Issue of Scanlan’s; had been suppressed because of the nature of the issue-had to be published in Canada]

  10. Crisis in Chicago: 1968 Mayor Richard Daley’s Official Report

  11. Chicago Conspiracy vs Washington Kangaroos [satirical look at Chicago Riots] JEHLOC\

  12. Law and Disorder: Chicago Convention and its Aftermath [from the side of the protesters]

  13. The Role of Youth in Revolutionary Warfare [published by International Freedom Foundation]

  14. Student Subversion: plans of the radical left, working for the destruction of America—Alice Widener, 1968 (JEHLOC)

  15. The “Left-Swing” in Education: including Left-Wing Traps for Youth (JEHLOC)

  16. Violence and Chaos—Civil Disorder: Has America Gone Mad?, 1968

  17. Viet Report: Colonialism and Liberation in America, Summer 1968



Box 140—Disarmament, Arms Control; Korean War


1. Security for Europe, 1972

2. The Arms Race and Europe’s Future, 1972

3. Documents of the Soviet-British Summit Talks, Feb. 13-17, 1975

4. Documents of the USSR-USA Summit Talks, November 1974

5. For General and Complete Disarmament—I. Yevgenyev, 1965

6. Freedom & Independence for all Colonial Peoples: Solve the Problem of General Disarmament—N.S. Khrushchov, 1960 (JEHLOC)

7. Materials of the 5th Session of the USSR Supreme Soviet Concerning Disarmament & Prohibition of Atomic & Hydrogen Weapons, July 1956

8. The Non-Proliferation Treaty-Why?, 1967 (Packer Collection)

9. Arms Control Achievement, 1959-1972, 1972 (Packer Collection)

10. Myths and Realities: U.S. Nuclear Strategy, 1982

11. A Step Toward Peace: Report to the People on the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty—Pres. JFK, 1963

12. The Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty: Gateway to Peace (Packer Collection)



13. 15th Session of the U.N. General Assembly—speech by Nikita Kruschev, 9/23/60

  1. Security & Arms Control: The Search for a More Stable Peace, 1983

  2. Arms Control and Disarmament Agreements: texts and history of negotiations, 2/1975, (Packer collection)

  3. Arms Control and Disarmament Agreements: 1959-1972 (Packer Collection)

  4. Protecting Traitors, Spies and Terrorists: How America’s Internal Security is Being Destroyed [Church League of America, 1977]-not sure where this is—w/conservative?

  5. For General and Complete Disarmament [speech by Khrushchov] 1959

  6. Arms Control, East-West Relations and the Atlantic Alliance: Closing the Gaps [Atlantic Council of the U.S. Policy Papers] 1983

  7. Disarmament: the Intensified Effort 1955-58 [Dept. of State]

  8. The Carter Disarmament Proposals: Same Basic Questions and Cautions [special report on int’l affairs], 1977

  9. Intelligent Layperson’s Guide to the Nuclear Freeze and Peace Debate: 20 Q & A on the most urgent issues of our time—Joyce Larson and William Bodie,1983 ?

  10. Peace is the Concern of One and All: Materials and Documents of the World Congress of Peace Forces, Moscow, October 1973 ?

  11. Conference on Intelligence Legislation [standing committee on law and nat’l security; American Bar Associaton] June 26-28, 1980 ?

  12. EIR: Special Report: Electromagnetic-Effect Weapons: the technology and the strategic implications, 2/88 ?

  13. Report of the Committee on Cold War Education [National Governor’s Conference,1965] ?

  14. Explanatory Remarks About the Draft Non-Proliferation Treaty, April 1968 (Packer Collection)

  1. War in the Far East—Henry Hall 1930

  2. What’s Happening in Korea?--Richard Morris (JEHLOC)

  3. Facts on the Korean Crisis (JEHLOC)

  4. Far East Spotlight: What Price the Korean War (JEHLOC)

  5. Hands Off Korea and Formosa—Gus Hall (JEHLOC) 1950

  6. Background to Korea (published by Republican Nat’l Committee)

  7. A Historical Summary of U.S./Korean Relations (Packer Collection) 1962

  8. POW…the fight continues after the battle 1955

  1. The Conflict in Korea (published by Dept. of State) 1951





Download 480.22 Kb.

Share with your friends:
1   ...   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   16   ...   27



The database is protected by copyright ©ininet.org 2024
send message
    Main page
united states
total number
vast majority
federal government
other side
next generation
supreme court
information contained
current state
executive director
national association
middle east
east coast
general assembly
private sector
same time
west coast
united kingdom
united nations
total amount
full range
highest level
soviet union
european union
national academy