Konvitz, Milton R. Papers, 1916-1989
Collection Number: /4039

Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives
Cornell University Library


DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY

Title:
Milton R. Konvitz Papers, 1916-1989
Repository:
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives
Collection Number:
/4039
Creator:
Konvitz, Milton R.
Quanitities:
204.78 cubic feet
Language:
Collection material in English, German, Yiddish

Biographical / Historical

March 12, 1908 - September 5, 2003
Milton Konvitz, a Cornell University faculty member and authority on constitutional and labor law, and civil and human rights, died Sept. 5 at the age of 95. Konvitz was a founding faculty member in the School of Industrial and Labor Relations from 1946 until his retirement in 1973. He was also a professor in Cornell's Law School.
Konvitz is perhaps best known for his American Ideals course, which he taught to more than 8,000 students over the course of his career, never giving the same lecture twice. "I saw the U.S. Constitution as it has been interpreted as a magnificent depository of our ideals, both individual and social," he said. His course exposed students to the great intellectual thinkers and philosophers throughout history whose writings had shaped those ideals. They included Sophocles, whose play Antigone is Cornell's New Student Reading Project this year. One student he influenced was U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Cornell Class of 1954, who considers him a mentor.
At Cornell Konvitz also was a founder of the university's Department of Near Eastern Studies and Program of Jewish Studies. "I felt it was essential for a college interested in the humanities not to leave out Hebrew language and literature," he said. "And the knowledge of Jewish history, which began 4,000 years ago and has contributed to civilization no less than Greek, Roman or English history, is important to today's students -Jewish and non-Jewish." He often hosted students at his Ithaca home and helped start the first Kosher dining option at Cornell, Young Israel House.
In addition, for nearly 30 years he directed the Liberian Codification Project, which drew up the official body of statutory laws that is still in force in the Republic of Liberia today, despite the current political upheaval there. Konvitz also edited the opinions of Liberia's Supreme Court and received the Grand Band of the Order of the Star of Africa, the highest award given to foreigners, as well as an honorary degree from the University of Liberia, one of seven honorary degrees he received in his lifetime.
Active as a scholar and writer until his death, he wrote books and articles on American constitutional law that won him wide recognition and were cited in U.S. Supreme Court opinions. Among his nine books is Fundamental Liberties of a Free People: Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, which was republished earlier this year with an expanded introduction by him that is strongly critical of the Rehnquist Supreme Court. Other books include A Century of Civil Rights (1983) and Judaism and Human Rights (2nd ed. 2001). He also edited a dozen volumes, including two on American philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson, whose thinking shaped his views. One Emersonian idea he absorbed was that readers give life to books, which Konvitz recast as follows: "It is in their hearing that students bring life to the words, the thoughts, the teacher."
Konvitz was born in Safed, Palestine (now Israel ), in 1908, the son of a rabbi. He immigrated to the United States in 1915 and became a naturalized citizen in 1926. He received a bachelor's degree in 1929 and a law degree in 1930, both from New York University, and a Ph.D. in philosophy from Cornell in 1933. Before joining Cornell's faculty, he was one of three assistant general counsels to Thurgood Marshall at the NAACP Legal Defense Fund for three years.
He is survived by his wife, Mary, of Oakhurst, N.J.; a brother, Phillip, of Elberon, N.J.; a son and daughter-in-law, Josef and Isa, of Paris, France; and two grandsons, Eli and Ezra. Josef Konvitz, who grew up in Ithaca, is now an official at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Access to the collections in the Kheel Center is restricted. Please contact a reference archivist for access to these materials.
Conditions Governing Use

This collection must be used in keeping with the Kheel Center Information Sheet and Procedures for Document Use.

INFORMATION FOR USERS

Preferred Citation

Milton R. Konvitz Papers #/4039. Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library.

Related Materials

Related Collections: /3033: Milton R. Konvitz Liberian Project Files /4039 AV: Milton R. Konvitz American Ideals Lectures Audio-Visual Materials /4039 B: Milton R. Konvitz Additional Papers /4039 L: Milton R. Konvitz Liberian Codification Project /4085: Milton R. Konvitz Additional Papers

SUBJECTS

Names:
Konvitz, Milton R. (Milton Ridvas), 1908-2003.
New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations --Faculty.

CONTAINER LIST
Container
Description
Date
Series I: Correspondence
Box 1 Folder 1
"A - Correspondence." Miscellaneous correspondence.
1971-1980
Scope and Contents
In a group of pamphlets from James Luther Adams is a copy of a letter from Oliver Wendell Holmes addressed to Judge Wyzanski in response to the latter's request that Holmes summarize his beliefs in the motives of the legal profession (September 9, 1937). Professor Konvitz mentions in a letter to Chimon Abramsky that he no longer subscribes to the New York Review of Books because he "got a little tired of its dogmatic Leftism, and of the control that Noam Chomsky and I.F. Stone seemed to have over who writes what," (November 1, 1974). Konvitz wrote to congratulate the Honorable Shimon Agranat, Chief Justice of the Israeli Supreme Court, on retiring. Konvitz draws a comparison between the Courts of Israel and the United States and compliments Agranat on a significant role in the formation of the Israeli Court (September 20, 1976). In a letter to Professor Sydney E. Ahlstrom, Yale University, Doctor Konvitz requests references to sources which discuss the influence of Emerson on Friedrich W. Nietzsche and mentions Emerson's influence on his own world view (June 2, 1978). Personal letter from Konvitz to Mister Gershon Jacobson and Mister Nissan Gordon regarding Konvitz's reasons for not renewing his subscription to the Algemeine Journal. Doctor Konvitz explains that although he was "brought up" with a respect and even love for Yiddish newspapers, he found the Algemeine to be too narrow, "not Jewish but rabbinical and clerical, and even the rabbinism that it cultivates is limited to that which characterizes a part of Brooklyn and the Lower East Side," (July 5, 1975).
Box 1 Folder 2
A - General.
1946-1980
Scope and Contents
[1946-1955]-1980. Correspondence with Professor Carl A. Auerbach, University of Wisconsin Law School, regarding the selection of texts for undergraduates. Konvitz prefers not to use the same readings twice to keep the course interesting (1950); Regarding Konvitz's text, Fundamental Liberties, Auerbach is in disagreement on some basic issues. Auerbach does not believe "that the clear and present danger is a 'constitutional jewel' if legislation curtailing totalitarian movements is in question." Professor Auerbach directs Konvitz to Auerbach's article, "The Communist Control Act of 1954: A Proposed Legal-Political Theory of Free Speech," which addresses this question. Exchange of letters with Charles Abrams regarding Stuyvesant Town Case (1947); David Selden, in response to Selden's interest in establishing an American Federation of Teachers local at Cornell University with Konvitz's help, Professor Konvitz informs him that the attitude of the Industrial and Labor Relations professors is that they should not become members of any organization identified with either labor or management (1954); With George M. Houser, Executive Director, American Committee on Africa regarding Committee's request that Konvitz sign a position paper on "The United States and South Africa." Konvitz declines because he believes that the statement's contents relating to the war in Vietnam are irrelevant to its purpose and in some instances unjustified although Professor Konvitz opposed the Vietnam War. He would sign the statement on South Africa if it were limited to the topic (1968); with Louis H. Glickman, Western New York State Regional Director, Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, regarding Konvitz's concern that the Cornell Club of Buffalo no longer meet at the Buffalo Athletic Club because it discriminated against Blacks (1969); routine correspondence. Last few letters in the folder with Avital of the "Hebrew Culture Foundation" - there are several folders on the Foundation also to be found under "H" in another series of this collection.
Box 1 Folder 3
"Personal A-AL."
1935-1966
Scope and Contents
Personal correspondence including letter dated January 1935 from Samuel Alexander on Konvitz's thesis.
Box 1 Folder 4
Agency for International Development. Routine letters
1963
Box 1 Folder 5
"Academic and Professional Committee on Soviet Jewry."
1968-1974
Scope and Contents
1968-1969, 1974. Routine from letters, reports, an article, and a pamphlet.
Box 1 Folder 6
"Adams, James Luther."
1973-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor James L. Adams, The Divinity School, Harvard University, in which they discuss their scholarly activities and opinions on religion (particularly Judaism), the first amendment to the constitution, Iran, and the issue of abortion. In this correspondence, Doctor Konvitz recounted the establishment of the magazine Judaism. Konvitz also recounted conversations with Horace Kallen in which Kallen told Konvitz about his relationship with Barrett Wendell (April 7, 1975). Also discussed is Judge Wyzanski and Professor Konvitz's high regard for him as a jurist (December 11, 1974) and Professor Adam's acquaintanceship with the Reverend Jesse Jackson (June 16, 1975)
Box 1 Folder 7
"Administrative Assistant [1960 - ]"
1961-1969
Scope and Contents
1961-1964, 1969. Routine Industrial and Labor Relations personnel and administrative policy matters.
Box 1 Folder 8
"Admission - 1970-1971."
1969-1974
Scope and Contents
1969-[1970-1974]. Includes letters of recommendation for law schools, graduate schools, and Cornell University.
Box 1 Folder 9
"Advisees - 1960."
1960-1963
Scope and Contents
Includes academic information on Professor Konvitz's freshman advisees.
Box 1 Folder 10
"American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations Labor Law Research Project - Requests for Reports."
1957-1960
Scope and Contents
[1957-1958]-1960. Letters from several organizations requesting a copy of Konvitz's study of suits for damages by or against unions.
Box 1 Folder 11
Labor Law Research Project (American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations) [Simon Rosenzweig].
1957
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Mister Simon Rosenzweig, lawyer regarding possibility of Rosenzweig researching questions involved in the law of agency as they may affect unions. Konvitz is responding to the interest of Arthur Goldberg, American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations counsel, in investigating the question as to when a union can be held responsible as a principal. Konvitz is interested in a study of cases under the Norris-LaGuardia Act, the Taft-Hartley Act, comparable state statutes, and the cases involving common law principles (January 15, 1957).
Box 1 Folder 12
"African Studies Association - 1962-71."
1965-1972
Scope and Contents
1965-[1967-1971]-1972. Includes by-laws, memorandums, resolutions, newsletters, directories, etcetera.
Box 1 Folder 13
Agus, Rabbi Jacob B. (Beth-El Congregation, Baltimore, Maryland).
1958-1963
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding Zionism, the World Zionist Organization, the question of aliyah and American Jews and Jewish affairs in Argentina, Brazil, and South America in general, Judaism and its place in the modern world, European anti-Semitism, and other aspects of Jewish intellectual life.
Box 1 Folder 14
Agus, Rabbi Jacob B.
1966-1986
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding anti-Semitism, Begin's policy regarding Jerusalem (November 3, 1980), women rabbis and other debates within the Rabbinic Assembly, the need for a Black-Jewish dialogue, the nature of conservative Judaism and the changing nature of the movement. Also discussion of Camp David accords.
Box 1 Folder 15
"Albany, New York Miscellaneous" - Routine Correspondence
1964
Box 1 Folder 16
Alexander, Yonah.
1972-1980
Scope and Contents
1972-1973, 1975-1978, 1980. Correspondence with Professor Yonah Alexander, State University of New York at Oneonta, regarding programs in Israel and routine professional matters. Alexander works on issues relating to programs for American students in Israel, international terrorism and other international studies.
Box 1 Folder 17
Am - Personal.
1954-1960
Scope and Contents
Includes miscellaneous letters, memorandums, reports, publication lists, minutes, etcetera from a variety of organizations. Also included is a copy of the 1908 "Certificate of Incorporation of the American-Palestinian Society" which was signed by Rabbi Joseph Konvitz among others.
Box 1 Folder 18
"American Arbitration Association"
1948-1955
Scope and Contents
1948, [1950-1953], 1955. Includes letters, reports, and pother documents regarding Konvitz's activities and findings as arbitrator in two arbitration cases: United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, Local 331 versus General Cable Corporation (1953) and Gowanda Leather Workers Union versus Moench Tanning Company (1950).
Box 1 Folder 19
"American Arbitration Association" - Robert G. Bowling - Syracuse, New York.
1953-1963
Scope and Contents
1953, 1958, [1961-1962]-1963. Includes correspondence, awards with related documents regarding arbitration hearings conducted by Doctor Konvitz. Most of the documents regarding United Packinghouse Food and Allied Workers of America, Local 463, American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations versus Breakstone Foods, Division National Dairy Products Corporation.
Box 1 Folder 20
"American Association for Jewish Education - Collection of Contributions."
1955-1969
Scope and Contents
1955, [1956- 1964]-1969. Includes requests for contributions and lists of contributors sponsored by Konvitz.
Box 1 Folder 21
"American Association for Jewish Education - Israel S. Chipkin."
1947-1953
Scope and Contents
[1947-1949], 1953. Correspondence with Israel S. Chipkin, Executive Director, American Association for Jewish Education, regarding Association activities and meetings. Chipkin disagrees with Konvitz's article in Commentary which deals with religion in Israel (November 1949). Professor Konvitz explains the intention and meaning of his Chicago address which he believes Chipkin had "mis-read." Konvitz also defends his article in Commentary. Konvitz agrees that every bureau of Jewish education should respect diversities of opinion and that there is no orthodoxy. He explains his tolerance for differences of opinion and his philosophy "is to look for points of agreement rather than for points of difference in my relations to other persons and in my relations to social movements I am not afraid of differences, and I do love similarity, but one does not swallow up the other." He mentions that he was drawn to the Industrial and Labor Relations school "precisely for the reason that our policy here is to find points of agreement between management and labor and in all other social problems with which we are concerned," (May 19). Also included is a document by Konvitz "Quotations from 'Judaism and the Democratic Ideal,'" excerpts from his paper for the main address at the Opening Session of the 1948 American Association for Jewish Education annual Meeting (May 1948). Other routine American Association for Jewish Education matters and personal correspondence with Chipkin.
Box 1 Folder 22
"American Association for Jewish Education" - Commission for the Study of Jewish Education in the United States.
1957-1959
Scope and Contents
Includes correspondence with many participants involved in writing "A National Study of Jewish Education in the United States: 1952-1959." Doctor Konvitz was chairman of the Commission for the Study of Jewish Education in the United States. The file also includes the outline, the Interim Report, memorandums, and Committee meeting minutes.
Box 2 Folder 1
"American Association for Jewish Education"
1964-1965
Scope and Contents
1a. Data Collection Forms for American Association for Jewish Education Study of Jewish Education in America. Includes blank copies of the interview and questionnaire forms. 1. Includes proposals, reports, form letters, and constitution and by-laws (December 5, 1964). Also includes reports and minutes of the B'nai B'rith Commission on Adult Jewish Education, of which Konvitz was a member.
Box 2 Folder 2
American Association for Jewish Education - II
1951-1960
Scope and Contents
Includes proposals, reports, minutes, newsletters, and form letters
Box 2 Folder 3
American Association for Jewish Education
1967-1975
Scope and Contents
1972- , 1967-1974/1975. Includes publications, minutes, form letters, newsletters, budgets, reports, agenda and some routine Association and personal correspondence. Correspondence with Doctor Charles Berlin, Executive Secretary of the Association for Jewish Studies. Correspondence with Robert H. Arnow, President of the American Association for Jewish Education. Konvitz responds to the draft of the agreement between the American Association for Jewish Education and the Department of Education and Culture. Doctor Konvitz suggests that the phraseology of the agreement should be more neutral and avoid such statements as "the morality of Israel in Arab relations;" "the right of Israel to the land." Also, Konvitz does not believe that it is the purpose of the American Association for Jewish Education to contribute to bringing youth and adults to "live in Israel," (November 12, 1971). Konvitz accepts Arnow's invitation to serve as a member of the National Commission to guide and advise the American Association for Jewish Education in the development of policy, program and curriculum materials for Jewish studies in public high schools and colleges (November 1972 [?] and June 1970)
Box 2 Folder 4
American Association for Jewish Education - Aharon Kessler.
1946-1951
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Aharon Kessler, Director, Community Service and Consultation. American Association for Jewish Education regarding routine Association and personal matters. Konvitz expresses dismay regarding his Chicago address to the American Council for Judaism because he sees few others arguing "for the cause of liberalism and freedom in the state of Israel," (May 5, 1949) and his concern that such a position has made him a target for criticism by some Zionists (March 8, 1949-May 5, 1949)
Box 2 Folder 5
American Association for Jewish Education - Lown, Philip W., President (1955)
1955-1966
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Philip W. Lown, President of Boston Hebrew Teachers College regarding fund raising. Konvitz mentions that he will help the Hebrew University to plan a labor relations department and if he has any time after he will do some work with the Histadrut (May 11, 1961). Konvitz explains the advisability - and urgency - of American Association for Jewish Education interest in and concern with Jewish education in the area of American higher education." Konvitz emphasizes the need for Jewish education on university and college campuses and notes that Hillel directors on American campuses are rabbis and not teachers. Hillel provides educational services only marginally and does not have enough financial support to address students' educational needs. Also, Konvitz stresses the importance of educating non-Jewish students about Judaism and Jews on a level worthy of the respect of university professors and students (January 20, 1956). In a letter to Lown honoring his 65th birthday, Konvitz praises Lown's contribution to the Jewish community (November 12, 1955). Also included are routine personal correspondence, some routine Association correspondence with other American Association of Jewish Education officers and a summary report of the study on "The National Curriculum Institute" (1959).
Box 2 Folder 6
American Association for Jewish Education - Miller, Jacob M.
1948-1953
Scope and Contents
[1948-1950]-1953. Correspondence regarding routine Association finance matters.
Box 2 Folder 7
American Association for Jewish Education - Miscellaneous Personal.
1959-1966
Scope and Contents
1959-[1965-1966]. Doctor Konvitz expresses his interest in continuing to personally solicit membership contributions from his friends (January 17, 1966). Konvitz was unanimously re-elected American Association for Jewish Education Vice President for the year 1960-1961 (June 7, 1960). Also includes some routine association correspondence, minutes, article reprints, form letters, agendas, proposed budget and financial reports.
Box 2 Folder 8
American Association for Jewish Education - Miscellaneous Personal
1947-1959
Scope and Contents
Correspondence on routine Association matters.
Box 2 Folder 9
American Association for Jewish Education - Pilch, Doctor Judah.
1949-1957
Scope and Contents
[1949-1954] 1957. Correspondence with Doctor Judah Pilch regarding routine Association and personal matters. Konvitz suggests that an Association survey be conducted along the lines followed by Myrdal when he planned the American Dilemma: qualified persons should be found to conduct research and prepare memoranda on topics selected by the Association that way stimulating the interest of young scholars in the field of Jewish education and Jewish community life as a by-product of the project (December 7, 1951).
Box 2 Folder 10
American Association for Jewish Education - Pilch, Doctor Judah.
1955-1959
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Judah Pilch regarding routine Association and personal matters. Doctor Konvitz informs Pilch that he is leaving for Liberia September 9, 1959. The President of Liberia requested that he travel to Liberia to advise him on labor conditions and labor law. He also received encouragement to travel to Liberia from the Ambassador in Washington and the President of the Firestone Plantations (November 26, 1959). Konvitz mentions that he has been meeting daily from 9-4 with a five-man commission from Liberia to confer with them on the Liberian Code. He expects them to stay in Ithaca for at least a month. He mentions that "the work means a great deal to me, and I am anxious that we do for the Liberian Government and people a first-rate job" (August 26 and September 1955)
Box 2 Folder 11
American Association for Jewish Education - Plan and Scope Committee (Judah Pilch) et al.
1953-1954
Scope and Contents
Includes correspondence, minutes of various meetings, publications and reports.
Box 2 Folder 12
American Association for Jewish Education.
1947-1957
Scope and Contents
1947-1951, 1953-1955, 1957. Includes minutes, agendas, reports, form letters, releases and programs, American Association for Jewish Education Advisory Committee meeting (November 30, 1955) and Board of Governors meeting November 5-6, 1955.
Box 2 Folder 13
American Association for Jewish Education - Stavitsky, Michael A.
1947-1954
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Michael A. Stavitsky, President of the American Association for Jewish Education regarding Association and personal matters. Professor Konvitz is asked to serve as a chairman of the plenary session of the Second National Conference on Jewish Education, to be devoted to a consideration of "Critical Issues in Jewish Education," (February 12, 1954). Konvitz invited to serve on a 5-member American Association for Jewish Education council for Jewish Education to discuss a Code of Practice for the professionals. Konvitz noted at a Board of Governors meeting that it is essential for the college level. (American Association for Jewish Education Board of Governors meeting minutes March 23, 1952). Also minutes from other committee meetings, committee reports and meeting agendas.
Box 2 Folder 14
American Association for Jewish Education.
1975-1980
Scope and Contents
Routine minutes, reports, salary, budget and financial statements, memorandums, bulletins, and form letters.
Box 2 Folder 15
American Association for Labor Research - Personal.
1948
Scope and Contents
Routine Correspondence
Box 2 Folder 16
American Association of University Professors.
1953-1970
Scope and Contents
1953, 1966-[1967]-1970. Correspondence concerning activities of the Special Committee on Academic Freedom in Church-Related Colleges and Universities of which Konvitz was a member. Includes form letters, reports, statements, memorandums, newsletters, news clippings, membership lists and meeting announcements for the Cornell chapter of the American Association of University Professors.
Box 3 Folder 1
American Association of University Professors I.
1953-1969
Scope and Contents
1953, 1956 [1961-1964, 1966] 1969. Routine documents including several Record of Council Meeting reports, committee reports, Council letters and minutes.
Box 3 Folder 2
American Association of University Professors II
1964-1968
Scope and Contents
[1964-1966]-1968. Memorandum materials, routine documents and correspondence.
Box 3 Folder 3
American Association of University Professors III.
1964-1965
Scope and Contents
Routine documents and correspondence
Box 3 Folder 4
American Association of University Professors Council.
1957-1973
Scope and Contents
1957 [1961-1965] 1973. Konvitz was the first chairman of the Cornell University Faculty Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure. Doctor Konvitz played an active role in the faculty's opposition to changes in the University's legislation which he thought "adversely qualified the principles of academic freedom, and particularly in the procedural sense." Konvitz served as chairman for 1 year, 1957 (November 30, 1966). Konvitz comments on several draft and position papers including one on the American Association of University Professors 1940 statement on academic freedom and tenure in church-related institutions and dismissal proceedings among other activities (February 10, 1966). Also includes routine correspondence and other organizational documents.
Box 3 Folder 5
American Bar Association.
1953-1979
Scope and Contents
1953-1954, 1962, 1964-1966, 1970-1971, 1974-1976, 1979. Miscellaneous material and correspondence. Material regarding the Section of the Individual Rights and Responsibilities of the American Bar Association, of which Konvitz is a member.
Box 3 Folder 6
American Friends of the Hebrew University.
1948-1962
Scope and Contents
1948-1956, 1962. Professor Konvitz wrote to President Deane W. Malott of Cornell University on behalf of the American Friends of Hebrew University requesting Malott's approval of a plan that would enable Cornell students to spend a year in study at a Hebrew University in Jerusalem (January 11, 1955). Konvitz responds to questions of Professor Oscar I. Janowsky, Chairman of the Academic Council on a number of issues regarding university policies (for example student conduct, May 17 1954, and student representation January 15, 1953). Konvitz and Professor M.F. Neufeld conducted a campaign among Cornell faculty for membership on the American Friends for Hebrew University. Includes other routine correspondence and materials regarding the organization and policies and programs at Hebrew University.
Box 3 Folder 7
American Civil Liberties Union.
1975-1980
Scope and Contents
1975-[1978-1980]. Includes minutes of the Board of Directors Meetings, Executive Committee Meetings, American Civil Liberties Union Foundation Board, Meetings and National Advisory Council Meetings of which Konvitz was a member. Also includes routine organizational documents. Also a letter from Roger N. Baldwin, founder of the American Civil Liberties Union in 1920 and its director until 1950. Baldwin mentions that he's been aware of Konvitz all these years through his writings and some of his students. Baldwin also says that he remains "optimistic about the prospect of a world order of laws, not arms, painful as the process is -- but it's growing." Baldwin also mentions that he vividly remembers their years of association when they shared a small office "and you handled so competently our legal work that I never had a question or concern," (September 9, 1979).
Box 3 Folder 8
American Civil Liberties Union.
1975-1980
Scope and Contents
1975-[1978-1980]. Includes minutes of the Board of Directors Meetings, Executive Committee Meetings, American Civil Liberties Union Foundation Board, Meetings and National Advisory Council Meetings of which Konvitz was a member. Also includes routine organizational documents. Also a letter from Roger N. Baldwin, founder of the American Civil Liberties Union in 1920 and its director until 1950. Baldwin mentions that he's been aware of Konvitz all these years through his writings and some of his students. Baldwin also says that he remains "optimistic about the prospect of a world order of laws, not arms, painful as the process is -- but it's growing." Baldwin also mentions that he vividly remembers their years of association when they shared a small office "and you handled so competently our legal work that I never had a question or concern," (September 9, 1979).
Box 4 Folder 1
American Civil Liberties Union I.
1949-1963
Scope and Contents
Bulk of the folder includes minutes and memorandums of the Academic Freedom Committee including document regarding the position of the American Civil Liberties Union on Communism
Box 4 Folder 2
American Civil Liberties Union II.
1963-1968
Scope and Contents
[1963-1964] 1966-1968. Including American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors meeting minutes, memorandums and agendas, Academic freedom Committee Minutes, non-released reports, financial information, bulletins and other routine union materials.
Box 4 Folder 3
American Civil Liberties Union III.
1965-1967
Scope and Contents
Includes memorandums and minutes of various committees including the committees on free speech/association, radio/television communications media, due process and labor. Includes a memorandum from Roger N. Baldwin, supporting the 1964 Union policy restricting membership of office in the American Civil Liberties Union to individuals whose views on association are consistent with the Union's purpose (June 7, 1965). Also includes non-released papers, financial reports, and other routine American Civil Liberties Union materials.
Box 4 Folder 4
American Civil Liberties Union IV.
1965-1967
Scope and Contents
Memorandums and minutes of the Board of Directors, non- released papers, materials from various local Union Chapters and other routine American Civil Liberties Union materials.
Box 4 Folder 5
American Civil Liberties Union V.
1966-1972
Scope and Contents
1966-1969, 1971-1972. As a member of the Constitution Committee, Doctor Konvitz was also on the Special Committee on the 1940 Resolution and the Constitution Committee (December 8, 1966). Includes policy and financial statements, memorandums and minutes of various committees. Also includes minutes and memorandums of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee as well as other routine Union materials.
Box 4 Folder 6
American Civil Liberties Union 1951.
1950-1951
Scope and Contents
Includes reports on activities of the Commission on Law and Social Action of the American Jewish Congress; monthly National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Incorporated, reports and issues of American Civil Liberties Union publications.
Box 4 Folder 7
American Civil Liberties Union 1954.
1954
Scope and Contents
Includes several issues of the reports and publications in the previous file as well as a number of articles and newsletters addressing the anti-Communist fear in America.
Box 4 Folder 8
American Civil Liberties Union - 1955.
1955-1956
Scope and Contents
Includes publication, confidential reports on activities of the American Jewish Congress Commission on Law and Social Action; a Washington Newsletter of the Friends Committee on National Legislation
Box 4 Folder 9
American Civil Liberties Union - 1956.
1956
Scope and Contents
Includes publications and reports.
Box 4 Folder 10
American Civil Liberties Union - 1970-1971
1970-1971
Scope and Contents
Includes publications and minutes of Board of Directors.
Box 4 Folder 11
American Civil Liberties Union - 1972.
1972
Scope and Contents
Includes minutes and memorandums of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee and other American Civil Liberties Unions publications and memoranda.
Box 4 Folder 12
American Civil Liberties Union - 1973. Includes minutes and memorandums of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee; financial statements; and other Union materials.
1973
Box 4 Folder 13
American Civil Liberties Union - 1974-1975.
1974-1975
Scope and Contents
Includes minutes and memorandums of the Board of Directors, Executive Committee and various other committees including those on academic freedom, equality, and the American Civil Liberties Union Constitution. Also includes other Union reports and materials.
Box 5 Folder 1
American Civil Liberties Union - 1966-1967 Academic Freedom Committee.
1969-1971
Scope and Contents
Includes memorandums and minutes of the Academic Freedom Committee regarding various issues such as tenure and students' academic freedom. Also Board of Directors memorandums, Church-State Committee minutes and other Academic Freedom Committee and Union materials.
Box 5 Folder 2
American Civil Liberties Union - 1951-1959 American Freedom Committee.
1951-1959
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with American Civil Liberties Union officers including Roger N. Baldwin, American Civil Liberties Union founder; Doctor Patrick Malin, Executive Director; Alan Reitman, Assistant Director regarding various Union interests and specific requests for information on cases. Konvitz and American Civil Liberties Union political spending (July 1956-January 1957). Professor Konvitz provides a list of twelve major cases which he believes best illustrate the vindication of some of the most important United States Constitutional liberties (May 21, 1958). Also suggestions by Konvitz regarding union statements and publications. Other routine Union materials including a memorandum on the survey of civil rights in Puerto Rico (March 10, 1959), minutes, agendas and memorandums of the Academic Freedom Committee and routine correspondence with Committee officers regarding its activities.
Box 5 Folder 3
American Civil Liberties Union - Academic Standards Committee
1966-1970
Scope and Contents
1966 [1968-1970]. Correspondence with Judith Follman, Executive Officer of the Academic Freedom Committee, Konvitz comments that the faculty as a body has no right to adopt a political position, that faculty have no right to cancel classes because of a university-sponsored strike, and that it is inappropriate for colleges to give students time off to participate in political campaign activity (September 21, 1970). Also includes Academic Freedom Committee memorandums, minutes, and reports and other routine Union material.
Box 5 Folder 4
American Civil Liberties Union - Roger Baldwin.
1947-1971
Scope and Contents
1947-1951, 1955, 1964, 1967-1968, 1971. Correspondence from Roger Baldwin, American Civil Liberties Union founder. Baldwin praises Konvitz's book on immigration. Correspondence with Arthur Garfield Hayes, Doctor Konvitz states that he is not in favor of a statute against group defamation (September 5, 1947). Correspondence with George E. Rundquist regarding the areas in which the President of the United States may eliminate racial segregation by executive order. Konvitz believes that the President, by executive order, could prohibit racial segregation in the armed forces, but that this is the only area (May 5, 1949). Correspondence with Baldwin regarding American Civil Liberties Union request that Konvitz prepare legislation on civil rights which the American Civil Liberties Union would offer to the President's Committee on Civil Rights. Konvitz declines but refers the American Civil Liberties Union to his two books and makes several suggestions for drafting the bills (January 8, 1947). Baldwin refers to Konvitz's book as the best and only thorough study made and discusses the drafting of amendments to the federal civil rights laws for the President's commission (December 27, 1946). Konvitz also suggests that the penalties in the existing civil rights act should be considerably increased (January 17, 1947). Also includes correspondence with other American Civil Liberties Union officers including Herbert M. Levy, Staff Counsel, and Clifford Forster, Staff Council, regarding Konvitz's requests for various briefs and cases and routine publication concerns of Konvitz.
Box 5 Folder 5
American Civil Liberties Union Biennial Conference 1970-1971.
1980
Scope and Contents
Routine materials.
Box 5 Folder 6
American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors.
1970-1971
Scope and Contents
Routine Materials.
Box 5 Folder 7
American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors
1965-1971
Scope and Contents
Includes memorandums and minutes of various committees, working documents not for public distribution and other American Civil Liberties Union materials.
Box 5 Folder 8
American Civil Liberties Union - Central New York Chapter - Upstate New York Division.
1960-1969
Scope and Contents
1960, 1963-1964, 1966-1969. Minutes and miscellaneous materials of the Niagara Frontier Chapter, the Genesee Valley Chapter, and the Central New York Chapter.
Box 5 Folder 9
American Civil Liberties Union - Constitution Committee.
1966-1969
Scope and Contents
Memorandum from Doctor Konvitz to members of the Special Committee on the 1940 Resolution and the Constitution Committee. Konvitz advises against re-opening the 1940 Resolutions and makes suggestions regarding the structure of the National Committee (September 14, 1966 and March 8, 1966). Also memorandums and minutes of the Constitution Committee and the Joint Committee (Constitution Committee and Special Committee on 1940 Resolution) among more routine documents.
Box 5 Folder 10
American Civil Liberties Union Correspondence and Board Minutes
1967-1973
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Alan Reitman, Association Director, regarding the Pulse of Freedom, a history f five decades of civil liberties for which Konvitz authored a chapter. In correspondence with the Honorable Ramsey Clark, Chairman of the National Advisory Council, Konvitz comments that the American Civil Liberties Union should not support or oppose candidates for elective or appointive positions (March 17, 1972). Professor Konvitz also comments on the Academic Freedom Committee's proposed statement on Institutional Neutrality (August 30, 1971). Memorandums and minutes of the Board of Directors, the Executive Committee, the Constitution Committee and the Academic Freedom Committee among more routine documents.
Box 5 Folder 11
American Civil Liberties Union - General.
1965-1966
Scope and Contents
Miscellaneous Materials
Box 5 Folder 12
American Civil Liberties Union - General Correspondence.
1974-1976
Scope and Contents
Continued correspondence with Alan Reitman, Associate director regarding the Pulse of freedom.
Box 6 Folder 1
American Civil Liberties Union - General Correspondence.
1959-1971
Scope and Contents
1959 [1960-1964, 1966] 1969, 1971. Correspondence with John de J. Pemberton, Junior, Executive Director, regarding District of Columbia versus Arthur Kinoy; Doctor Konvitz provides suggestions for the brief (October 24, 1966). Also correspondence with other union officers and American Civil Liberties Union materials including activity reports, discussion of potential case at Cornell, New York Civil Liberties Union memorandums and the memorandums and minutes of various committees.
Box 6 Folder 2
American Civil Liberties Union - In the news (newspaper clippings).
1957-1972
Scope and Contents
1957, 1967, 1972
Box 6 Folder 3
American Civil Liberties Union - "Inside the American Civil Liberties Union"
1969-1970
Scope and Contents
Inside ACLU: Weekly Bulletin for National and Affiliate Leadership
Box 6 Folder 4
American Civil Liberties Union - Ithaca
1965-1971
Scope and Contents
1965-1967, 1969, 1971. Correspondence with Dorothy Shields, Executive Director of the American Civil Liberties Union, New York Division. Konvitz was appointed chairman of the Ithaca Civil Liberties Committee (January 11, 1966). Konvitz suggests that rather than forming a separate Ithaca chapter that the New York State Civil Liberties Union select ten Ithaca members and establish a special committee on Ithaca interests (July 29, 1965). Also minutes of the Executive Board meetings of the Genessee Valley Chapter and the Niagara Frontier Chapter; Upstate New York membership and income by statistics; New York Civil Liberties Union legislative memoranda and by-laws; minutes of the American Civil Liberties Union Free Speech/Association Committee, Executive Committee, Communications Media Committee, and the Church-State Committee, and other routine materials
Box 6 Folder 5
American Civil Liberties Union - Ithaca Chapter.
1967-1971
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Dorothy Shields, Upstate New York Division of the New York Civil Liberties Union regarding Konvitz's successful efforts to have the mayor of Ithaca issue a permit enabling a march against the Vietnam war. Konvitz talked to the marchers before they left campus urging them not to react to any provocations and arranged for a number of local attorneys to be present (May 24, 1967). Konvitz took the minutes of the May 17, 1967 meeting of the Ithaca Civil Liberties Committee, of which he was Chairman. With Shields regarding establishing an active civil liberties program in Tompkins County (establishing an Executive Committee). Konvitz mentions that the Ithaca Civil Liberties Committee would like to establish closer relations with the students and that he sees no reason why, in addition to students continuing t have their own organization, they should not also be members of the larger Tompkins county group (December 20, 1968). Letter and Constitution of the Cornell Student Chapter, New York Civil Liberties Union (February14, 1967); by-laws of the Tompkins County Chapter, New York Civil Liberties Union; New York Civil Liberties Union memorandum to Tompkins County members; minutes of the Genesee Valley Chapter, the Niagara Frontier Chapter and the Central New York Chapter; and other routine materials.
Box 6 Folder 6
American Civil Liberties Union - Joint Committee.
1968-1970
Scope and Contents
[1968] 1970. The purpose of the Joint Committee is to prepare appropriate recommendations for American Civil Liberties Union by-law and Constitutional revisions which address structural and operational matters (memorandum of May 22, 1968). Joint Committee memorandums, copies of the American Civil Liberties Union Constitution and documents regarding decision- making structure and procedures of the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations.
Box 6 Folder 7
American Civil Liberties Union - Miscellaneous Committees
1965-1969
Scope and Contents
1965 [1966-1968] 1969. Various committees' documents, including a memorandum from Roger Baldwin on conscientious objection.
Box 6 Folder 8
American Civil Liberties Union - National Board.
1965-1971
Scope and Contents
1965/1970-1971. Minutes and memorandums of the Board of Directors; minutes of the Executive Committee; and other routine documents.
Box 6 Folder 9
American Civil Liberties Union - Niagara Frontier Chapter.
1967-1971
Scope and Contents
Routine correspondence with the American Civil Liberties Union, the New York Civil Liberties Union, the Upstate New York Division, American Civil Liberties Union and the Niagara Frontier, Genesee Valley and Central New York Chapters.
Box 6 Folder 10
American Civil Liberties Union - Feature Press Service bulletins
1965-1968
Box 6 Folder 11
American Civil Liberties Union: News Releases
1965-1968
Scope and Contents
1965-[1967]-1968
Box 6 Folder 12
American Civil Liberties Union - Trust Fund
1956-1959
Scope and Contents
Konvitz was elected as a trustee for research and education of the Academic Freedom Committee (March 15, 1957). Correspondence regarding the statement on academic freedom that Doctor Konvitz wrote and the subcommittee that he chaired that was charged to prepare a statement on academic freedom (March-May, 1958). Copies of Konvitz's March 13, 1958 draft "Why Academic Freedom is Important to Everyone." Also, memorandums, minutes, and related documents of the Board of Trustees of the Fund for Research and Education; various pamphlets on academic freedom.
Box 6 Folder 13
American Civil Liberties Union Working Parts
1973
Scope and Contents
The first edition of the American Civil Liberties Union publication "The Working Parts: An In-house Newsletter Published Periodically by the American Civil Liberties Union"
Box 6 Folder 14
American Committee for Cultural Freedom
1951-1959
Scope and Contents
1951-1956, 1959. Konvitz's correspondence with several Committee officers. Much of the correspondence is between Konvitz and Sol Stein, Executive Director, in the form of letters and memorandums. Their correspondence mainly concerns Committee activities and policies. Correspondence and memorandums regarding American Committee for Cultural Freedom statements about Professor Owen Lattimore; regarding American Committee for cultural Freedom projects including a proposed study of the activities of the American Communist Party in the field of civil liberties (March 5, 1956) and regarding American Committee for Cultural Freedom position toward the National Lawyers Guild (May 20, 1954). Several letters and memorandums from Konvitz. Konvitz advised the American Committee for Cultural Freedom executive committee that the American Committee for Cultural Freedom should not make any public statements about Lattimore while Lattimore's case is pending in the courts (January 17, 1955). Konvitz argues that the American Committee for Cultural Freedom should not impose any sanction on people who have cried out against "the crime" committed against Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. Konvitz agrees to serve as an advisor to a project to study the effect of the government's security and loyalty regulations and procedures upon the academic and scientific communities (July 1, 1954) and accepts membership on a Legal Commission which will act in an advisory capacity to the American Committee for Cultural Freedom (December 28, 1953). Also, Committee by-laws, confidential memorandums, memorandums, minutes, proposals, and other routine and substantive materials regarding American Committee for cultural Freedom.
Box 6 Folder 15
American Council for Judaism - Personal
1947-1949
Scope and Contents
[1949]-1947. Correspondence regarding Konvitz's address to the American Council for Judaism. The file contains many detailed letters of various peoples' opinions regarding Doctor Konvitz's address and Konvitz's response to them. Most of the letters criticize or applaud Konvitz for speaking before the American Council for Judaism (ACJ) and for the content of this address. Konvitz's comments are challenged as "over-emphasizing" the threat of a clerically controlled, orthodox Israel; and for his stand with respect to Judge Rothenberg, Konvitz's replies explain his position. In correspondence with Doctor Ira Eisenstein, Association Chairman of the Jewish Reconstructionist Foundation, Incorporated, Konvitz explains his reasons for speaking at the American Council for Judaism Conference (May 3, 1949).
Box 6 Folder 16
American Friends of Hebrew University
1966-1980
Scope and Contents
1966, 1969-1980. Most of the correspondence is between Doctor Konvitz and Seymour Fishman, Executive Vice President, regarding organizational business matters. Konvitz was awarded the Morris J. Kaplun International Prize for distinguished research and scholarship established at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
Box 6 Folder 17
American Foundation for Tropical Medicine and the Liberian Institute of the American Foundation for Tropical Medicine
1964-1969
Scope and Contents
Routine correspondence and related documents. Konvitz was a member of the Board of Directors.
Box 6 Folder 18
American Humanist Association - Wilson
1947-1955
Scope and Contents
1947-1950, 1954-1955. Minutes and memorandums of the Committee on Church and State. Konvitz was a member.
Box 6 Folder 19
American Israel Public Affairs Committee (I.L. Kenen)
1968
Scope and Contents
Letter from I.L. Kenen, Executive Director, regarding Doctor Konvitz willingness to help secure support in Ithaca. (February 8, 1968)
Box 7 Folder 1
American Jewish Committee
1974-1980
Scope and Contents
1974 [1976-1980]. Konvitz was a member of the International Task Force and the Task Force on Israel and American Jewish Interaction. He comments on a task force report: "Report of the Task Force on the Relationship Between Israel and the American Jewish Community," (December 5, 1977). Also included is a paper by Konvitz, "From Jewish Rights to Human Rights;" and a proposal entitled "Policy Statement on the Middle East" by the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America (November 1980); and an American Jewish Committee memorandum regarding the proposal.
Box 7 Folder 2
American Jewish Committee
1957-1964
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Sidney Liskofsky, regarding Liskofsky's "Draft Conventions on Statelessness." Konvitz agrees with the position that Liskofsky defined and proposed as the one that should be adopted by the United States. Also correspondence with Theodore Leskes regarding their co-authored book, A Century of Civil Rights, with a Study of State Law Against Discrimination. Other routine correspondence (August 31, 1966)
Box 7 Folder 3
American Jewish Committee
1965-1976
Scope and Contents
1965-1966, 1969-1976. Correspondence regarding Professor Konvitz's lecture on "The Quest for Equality and the American Jewish Experience" as part of the American Jewish Committee's Bicentennial Forum Series. Konvitz's letter to Edwin J. Lukas explaining that the Administration at Cornell has asked Konvitz to consider the problem at Cornell of five or six fraternities or sororities which are suspected to be discriminating against race or religion in their admissions policies. Correspondence regarding publications; American Jewish Committee and task force reports, and other routine correspondence and materials.
Box 7 Folder 4
American Jewish Committee - Alfred L. Bernheim, John Slawson
1946-1953
Scope and Contents
1946-1951, 1953. Correspondence with Alfred L. Bernheim regarding Subcommittee on the Jewish University report. Doctor Konvitz expresses his dissatisfaction with the initial report and disagrees with H.L. Lurie. Konvitz believes that Jews can cooperate in establishing a secular Jewish university (January 19, 1948). Copy of H.L. Lurie's letter (January 8, 1948). Final draft of the Statement of the "Subcommittee on Jewish Universities of the Conference on Higher Education." Konvitz, William Haber, Elliot C. Cohen, Sidney Hook, and Horace M. Kallen were members of the Subcommittee. Correspondence regarding appointment of a director of a project to combat discrimination in higher education. Letter to Messieurs William Haber and James Marshall regarding the memorandum on "The Jewish University" (December 18, 1946). Konvitz comments at length on the question of establishing such a University. With Slawson, Konvitz unsuccessfully tries to secure funds from the American Jewish Committee to finance a pictorial project by photographer Roman Vishniac of Hitler's victims still in concentration camps in Europe. Konvitz comments that the American Jewish Community owes it to world Jewry to preserve an historical record in photographs of the situation in Europe and of the impact of Nazism (December 3, 1946). Correspondence with Slawson regarding publication and several drafts of Civil Rights Committee interim reports.
Box 7 Folder 5
American Jewish Committee
1947-1957
Scope and Contents
1947-1949, 1950-1954, 1957. Correspondence with Haber and Marshall regarding the "Conclusions and Recommendations of the Conference on Higher Education for Jews." Konvitz suggests that the Conference communicate to the Executive Director of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, who Konvitz is certain would want to cooperate with the American Jewish Committee on a program to eliminate discrimination in higher education. Correspondence with S. Andhil Fineberg regarding the American Jewish Committee's promotion of Konvitz's article on church-state relations. Correspondence with Nathan Schachner regarding the possibility of Doctor Konvitz writing some articles for magazines of national circulation. Schachner explains that the American Jewish Committee is interested in placing articles in national magazines which were written by prominent Jews and that disassociate the public's perceived relationship between Jews and Communists and between liberals and Communists. Schachner suggests that Konvitz could explain 1) that the American Jewish labor movement, especially in the garment industry, has been non-Communist and liberal in tendencies and 2) liberal thought is opposed to the totalitarianism of Communism (February 24, 1948).
Box 7 Folder 6
American Jewish Committee Task Force on Group Status in America.
1973-1980
Scope and Contents
1973, 1977-[1980]. Memorandum from Konvitz to Peter I. Rose and Irving M. Levine, Staff Director, regarding the Task Force. Konvitz advises that the Task Force avoid taking stands on broad general public policy issues such as bilingual and bi-cultural education. Konvitz believes that the Task Force should formulate policies on issues which are relevant to special Jewish concerns such as religious liberty, separation of church and state and a fair and humane immigration policy (with special concern for refugees). In these areas there is a Jewish group interest and, therefore, the American Jewish Committee as a Jewish group can join others in working for a particular end (for example, a policy of aliens' protection). Konvitz believes that the American Jewish Committee has failed to formulate a policy on affirmative action that would make it very clear that the American Jewish Committee as a Jewish group is concerned with "both justice and compassion." Konvitz also discusses recent articles which he has read and his own observations tend to be more anti-Semitic than their conservative counterparts. Konvitz suggests that since American conservatives are in control of the Senate and White House, the Jewish community "might reconsider its own heavy investment in the liberal side of American politics." Other routine Task Force memorandums, copies of papers and articles on ethnicity and a paper on reverse discrimination.
Box 7 Folder 7
American Jewish Committee Task Force on Israel-American Relations.
1975-1977
Scope and Contents
Summaries of the Steering Committee meetings of the special Task Force on Israel-American Jewry Interaction. Konvitz was a member. Proposals, routine letters, and other routine materials relating to the Task Force.
Box 7 Folder 8
American Jewish Congress
1973-1978
Scope and Contents
1973-1975, 1977-1978. Routine Correspondence with various officers and American Jewish Congress documents. Of special interest is a confidential report to Congress leadership on a proposed merger between the American Jewish Congress and the American Jewish Committee.
Box 7 Folder 9
American Jewish Congress
1974-1980
Scope and Contents
1974, [1977-1979]-1980. Confidential memorandum from Rabbi Henry Siegman. Executive Director to American Jewish Congress leadership. Siegman provides an account of the March 12, 1979 meeting between representatives of several major Jewish organizations and Pope John Paul II in the Apostolic Palace at the Vatican (March 21, 1979). Memorandum from Will Maslow to Konvitz answering Konvitz's request that Maslow show how the Jewish "Defense Agencies" moved from the defense of Jewish rights exclusively, to a defense of human rights generally, with particular reference to the American Jewish Congress. Maslow's response is detailed (September 6, 1974). A confidential memorandum from Howard Squadron, President, reporting on a number of meetings that he attended at the White House. A draft of a proposed Governing Council Statement on the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT II) and various resolutions on national and international issues and concerns of the Jewish Community. Other routine letters and materials.
Box 7 Folder 10
American Jewish Congress
1974-1977
Scope and Contents
1974, [1976-1977]. Correspondence with Doctor Susan Gitelson regarding Konvitz's doubts about a conference on the Jewish contribution to the development of human rights. Professor Konvitz explains that such a conference will not achieve its purpose of counteracting the effect of the "Zionism is racism" resolution of the United Nations Assembly since the Arabs have stressed that they are not attacking Judaism and Jews but only Zionism and Zionists (April 14, 1976). Konvitz addressed the February 27, 1977 Governing Council session in a tribute to the 25th anniversary of "Judaism" and to its editor Robert Gordis (March 1, 1977). Also confidential minutes of the Executive Committee; minutes of the Governing Council; minutes of the Commission on Jewish Life and Culture; and various resolutions on national and international issues and on concerns of the Jewish community.
Box 7 Folder 11
American Jewish Congress
1960-1966
Scope and Contents
[1960-1965]-1966. Correspondence with Will Maslow regarding Professor Norgen's memorandum on the Fair Employment Practices Commission
Box 7 Folder 12
American Jewish Congress
1950-1959
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Joachim Prinz and Isaac Toubin among others regarding routine Congress matters.
Box 7 Folder 13
American Jewish Congress - Personal
1948-1957
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Rabbi Norton M. Berman, Chairman of the National Administrative Committee of which Konvitz was a member, regarding Amendment Number 1 of the Constitution and By-laws of the Congress (June 13, 1950). Also routine correspondence and minutes
Box 7 Folder 14
American Jewish Congress - President - Israel Goldstein
1951-1957
Scope and Contents
1951-1953 [1956]-1957. Correspondence regarding Professor Konvitz's appointment to various American Jewish Congress Committees
Box 7 Folder 15
American Jewish Congress - Miller, Irving.
1949-1951
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Irving Miller, President, regarding the establishment of "Judaism" and Konvitz's election as one of the fifteen American members to the General Council of the World Jewish Congress. Also correspondence on various American Jewish Congress activities in which Konvitz played a significant role.
Box 7 Folder 16
American Jewish League for Israel [formerly Independent Zionists of America]
1957-1958
Scope and Contents
[1957]-1958. Correspondence with Doctor Gershon Gelbart, Executive Director. Konvitz was one of the founders of the League and a member of its Board of Directors. Private correspondence between Judge Louis E. Levinthal, chairman, and Konvitz regarding Konvitz's interest in being a member of a non-political Zionist organization (January 29 and February 8, 1957). Memorandums from Gelbart to Sponsors of the National Founding Assembly and to members of the Provisional Committee; copies of the May 1957 National Founding Assembly addresses; "Statement of Aims and Objectives;" and other routine materials and letters.
Box 7 Folder 17
American Labor Education Service, Incorporated.
1954-1962
Scope and Contents
1954-1955 [1962]. Correspondence with Eleanor g. Coit, Director, regarding Konvitz's efforts to assist the service in depositing with the Labor-Management Documentation Center of the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations.
Box 7 Folder 18
American Philosophical Association.
1969-1973
Scope and Contents
1969, 1971, 1973. Bulletins and routine correspondence
Box 7 Folder 19
American Pragmatists.
1965-1979
Scope and Contents
Routine business correspondence regarding "The American Pragmatists" by Doctor Konvitz and Doctor Gail Kennedy.
Box 8 Folder 1
American Professors for Peace in the Middle East.
1981
Scope and Contents
Routine correspondence.
Box 8 Folder 2
American Professors for Peace in the Middle East.
1967-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor Allen Pollack, Secretary. Memorandum to sponsors and members of the National Executive Committee; minutes of the Executive Committee and National Council; various reports regarding the association's activities. Also, routine correspondence from officers of the association and a number of confidential preliminary reports from Pollack of the American Professors for Peace in the Middle East Study Mission to Jordan and the United Arab Republic in June 1968. Each preliminary report is in interview format and includes discussion with Arab officials such as King Hussein, Jordanian Minister of Reconstruction Hazim Nuseiba, Jordanian Minister of National Economy Hatim Zu'bi, Foreign Minister of Jordan Rifai, Prime Minister of Jordan Bahjat, Deputy Minister of Information and Chief of the Information Services and spokesman of the Government of Egypt Doctor el Zayat, Egyptian Minister of Higher Education Doctor Shukeir, Jordanian Minister of Health Doctor Amad Amar, Roman Catholic Bishop of the East Bank Nehmeh Simaan, a group described as "Intellectuals of the Commandos," Amman, other Jordanian and American officials, persons associated with Arabic publications, and former commander of United Nations Forces in Gaza, General I. J. Rikhye.
Box 8 Folder 3
American Professors for Peace in the Middle East
1967-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor Allen Pollack, Secretary. Memorandum to sponsors and members of the National Executive Committee; minutes of the Executive Committee and National Council; various reports regarding the association's activities. Also, routine correspondence from officers of the association and a number of confidential preliminary reports from Pollack of the American Professors for Peace in the Middle East Study Mission to Jordan and the United Arab Republic in June 1968. Each preliminary report is in interview format and includes discussion with Arab officials such as King Hussein, Jordanian Minister of Reconstruction Hazim Nuseiba, Jordanian Minister of National Economy Hatim Zu'bi, Foreign Minister of Jordan Rifai, Prime Minister of Jordan Bahjat, Deputy Minister of Information and Chief of the Information Services and spokesman of the Government of Egypt Doctor el Zayat, Egyptian Minister of Higher Education Doctor Shukeir, Jordanian Minister of Health Doctor Amad Amar, Roman Catholic Bishop of the East Bank Nehmeh Simaan, a group described as "Intellectuals of the Commandos," Amman, other Jordanian and American officials, persons associated with Arabic publications, and former commander of United Nations Forces in Gaza, General I. J. Rikhye.
Box 8 Folder 4
American Professors for Peace in the Middle East - Cornell Group
1967
Scope and Contents
Routine Correspondence and Documents
Box 8 Folder 5
American Story, The.
1951
Scope and Contents
Letter from Konvitz to Eugene W. DuFlocq regarding the proposed revision of "The American Story," (December 5, 1951). Memorandum to Konvitz from M.P. Catherwood concerning the project (December 1, 1951).
Box 8 Folder 6
American Studies Association of New York
1952
Scope and Contents
Routine correspondence
Box 8 Folder 7
American Zionist Council.
1956-1962
Scope and Contents
1956-1958, 1961-1962. Correspondence with Joanne Stern Yaron of the Department of Information who requested a copy of Professor Konvitz's lecture on the Eichmann case (February 14, 1961). Correspondence regarding Cornell and Ithaca activities with Henry Seigman, Coordinator of Campus activities, the Council in which Konvitz participated.
Box 8 Folder 8
American Zionist Federation.
1970-1975
Scope and Contents
1970-1972, 1974-1975. Correspondence with Rabbi Israel Miller, American Zionist Federation President, regarding Konvitz's participation in Federation activities. Also minutes of the Executive Committee and National Board meetings, financial information and other routine American Zionist Federation materials.
Box 8 Folder 9
AMINTAPHIL
1969-1978
Scope and Contents
1969-1972, 1978. Routine materials of the American Section of the International Association for Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy of which Konvitz was a member.
Box 8 Folder 10
Annals Article - Civil Liberties (B. Gross)
1966-1968
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor Bertram M. Gross, Department of Political Science of the Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University, regarding the publication of a special issue of The Annals entitled "Social Goals and Indicators for a Great Society." In a confidential letter to Konvitz, Gross explains the purpose of this edition and asks Konvitz to contribute a chapter on civil liberties. This edition is intended to serve as an unofficial document which would deal with the major subject matter areas that might be included in a Special Report of the President. Such a Special Report would be used to supplement the President's "State of the Union Message" by considering many "quality of life" subjects only barely touched on, if at all, by the Economic Report and the Budget Message. Konvitz responds that, although he had not wanted to accept any new commitments, he would like to participate in the project (April 14, 1966). Other correspondence regarding meetings with Gross and sessions with authors of other chapters to discuss their work. Routine correspondence with James C. Charlesworth, President of the American Academy of the Political and Social Science, and with Thorsten Sellin, Editor of The Annals.
Box 8 Folder 11
Arendt, Hannah.
1959-1970
Scope and Contents
1959, 1968, 1970. Correspondence with Professor Hannah Arendt, the Department of Philosophy of the New School for Social Research, regarding the future of the Jewish Social Studies and the appointment of an editor and associate editors for the magazine (April-May 1966). Also personal correspondence.
Box 8 Folder 12
Ascoli, Max - Personal
1947-1957
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Max Ascoli, editor of the Reporter, regarding publication of books and articles by Konvitz and other scholars; regarding The Reporter; regarding contributions of the Max Ascoli Fund, Incorporated. Also personal correspondence.
Box 8 Folder 13
Association of American Law Schools
1966-1975
Scope and Contents
1966-1968, 1970-1971, 1973, 1975. Doctor Konvitz was a member of the Committee on Teaching Law Outside of Law School. Correspondence and information regarding the Committee including memorandums, reports, and letters. Correspondence with various Association of American Law Schools officers. Association of American Law Schools papers, bulletins, analyses of cases, memorandums, and other routine materials.
Box 8 Folder 14
Association of American Law Schools
1961-1966
Scope and Contents
1961-[1964-1966]. Analysis by Konvitz of United Automobile, Aerospace, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW), American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations Local 283 versus Rossell Scofield (November 18, 1965). Dean Vernon X. Miller, Executive Committee President, and Michael H. Cardozo, Executive Director, asked Konvitz to act as an Association of American Law Schools representative to accompany an evaluation team being sent by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools to the University of Puerto Rico. Professor Konvitz also was representing the Middle States Association under the heading "Instruction and Research," (October 19, 1965). Konvitz was a member of a special Advisory Committee on Supreme Court Decisions. Analysis by Konvitz of the case of Abernathy versus Alabama prepared for the Special Committee on Supreme Court Decisions (September 25, 1964). Other routine correspondence with Association of American Law Schools officers, analyses of cases prepared for the Supreme Court Decisions Committee, memorandums and routine Association of American Law Schools publications.
Box 8 Folder 15
B
1946-1959
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor Salo W. Baron, Department of History, Columbia University; Konvitz explains his position on sanctions against group libel (September 17, 1947). Correspondence with John E. Bebout, National Municipal League Assistant Secretary, regarding Konvitz's suggestions about provisions concerning civil rights and rights of labor for the revised New Jersey constitution (May 1947) and personal correspondence with Konvitz (November 1946-January 1947). Correspondence with Clarence H. Briscoe, Justice of the New York Supreme Court. Briscoe comments that Konvitz's address on Brandeis was the finest he had ever heard (June 29, 1959). Correspondence with Doctor Joshua Bloch, Chief Jewish Division of the New York Public Library regarding the literary works of Konvitz's grandfather and father. Konvitz sent Bloch his copy of his grandfather's book, Bet Ridvas, which Bloch had microfilmed (January 22, 1954). Letter to Herbert Brownell, Junior, United States Attorney General regarding Konvitz's concern that persons who may have contributed to a defense fund on Val Lorwin's behalf would be blacklisted by government agencies making it impossible for them to get a job with or research funds from the Federal Government. Konvitz discusses his belief in American judicial institutions and support for defense funds (May 27, 1954). Letter from Carol Schoen, the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, informing Konvitz that Professor Martin Buber would like to arrange a meeting with him (November 9, 1951). Routine personal correspondence.
Box 8 Folder 16
BA-BK - Correspondence
1966-1981
Scope and Contents
1966 [1969-1981]. Correspondence with Professor Paul H. Baris, Bar-Ilan University. Doctor Konvitz mentions that because of the revolutionary government's activities in Liberia he decided to close out the Liberian codification Project (June 10, 1980). Correspondence with Catherine Barnes, a Ph.D. candidate in American History at Columbia University, regarding information relating to desegregation of railroad and bus transportation from 1935 to 1963. Barnes contacted Konvitz because of his work as Assistant General Counsel of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Legal Defense and Educational Fund. Konvitz answers several questions about the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peoples' work in this area in the early 1940s (April 13, 1977). Correspondence with Professor Salo Baron, Center of Israel and Jewish Studies, Columbia University, regarding the journal Jewish Social Studies (1971-1974). Routine correspondence with Marver H. Bernstein, President of Brandeis University. Routine personal correspondence with Herbert Bienstock, Regional Commissioner of Labor Statistics, Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States Department of Labor (1975, 1979-1980). Correspondence with William M. Birenbaum, President of Antioch University and formerly President of Staten Island Community College of the City University of New York, regarding affairs at both institutions. Routine personal correspondence, reports, and materials concerning both schools, and a copy of a letter from Horace Kallen to Birenbaum regarding Birenbaum's Testimony on Community Colleges (March 28, 1973).
Box 8 Folder 17
Barnett, Sidney N.
1953-1963
Scope and Contents
1953-1955, 1957-1958, 1960, 1962-1963. Correspondence with Doctor Sidney Barnett, Chairman of Social Studies at the New York City High School of Music and Art, regarding Konvitz's writing a high school edition of the Bill of Rights Reader.
Box 8 Folder 18
Barzun, Jacques
1985
Scope and Contents
Correspondence on literary matters
Box 8 Folder 19
Bates, M.C.
1947-1961
Scope and Contents
1947-1952, 1954-1958, 1961. Personal correspondence with Madison C. Bates, Professor Emeritus of English at Rutgers University and former dean of its Newark College of Arts and Sciences regarding literary interests.
Box 8 Folder 20
Becker, Aharon.
1970-1979
Scope and Contents
1970-1975, 1977-1979. Correspondence with Aharon Becker, Secretary- General of the Histadrut. Correspondence between 1970 and 1977 regarding their unsuccessful attempts to secure the support of a publishing company in a project to write an International Encyclopedia of Labor and Industrial Relations. Doctor Konvitz had been on the editorial board. Other routine and personal correspondence.
Box 8 Folder 21
Belcove, Janet (A Cornell Doctoral Candidate)
1979-1980
Box 8 Folder 22
Belfer, Nathan.
Scope and Contents
No date. Routine personal correspondence with Doctor Nathan Belfer, International Ladies' Garment Workers Union Assistant Research Director.
Box 8 Folder 23
Berman, Elenor
1947-1956
Scope and Contents
1947-1948, 1051, 1956. Correspondence with Elenor Davidson Berman regarding the Conference on Methods in Philosophy and the Sciences, of which Konvitz was a member. Also Konvitz asks Berman to consider supporting a proposal by a group of Cornell students who are interested in establishing at Cornell a house which is open to all students regardless of race or religion (December 19, 1947).
Box 8 Folder 24
Bill of Rights Reader [4th Edition]
1967-1978
Scope and Contents
1967-1969, 1971-1973, 1978. Correspondence with officers of the Cornell University Press regarding the 3rd, 4th, and 5th editions of Konvitz's Bill of Rights Reader; various materials and letters regarding the book's publication, promotion, and sale.
Box 8 Folder 25
Billikopf, Jacob - Personal
1947-1951
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Jacob Billikopf, board member of the New School for Social Research, chairman of the executive board of Howard University. Copy of a letter from Billikopf to Irene DuPont of the DuPont Company regarding a comment by DuPont concerning an alliance between Communists and some Jews. Billikopf describes a substantial contribution by the DuPonts in 1917-1918 to the American Jewish Relief Committee (July 21, 1950). Professor Konvitz comments on the reaction to his Chicago address of the Yiddish Press and American Zionists. Konvitz's speech was received with hostility from these groups and although some people privately expressed agreement with Konvitz's concern about the problem of freedom in Israel, no one has spoken on his behalf; and the central issues that Konvitz discussed have been neglected (May 6, 1949). Konvitz discusses his disagreement with Goodenough regarding Wolfson's Philo (October 12, 1948). Konvitz comments that he approves "with all my heart" Billikopf's letter in the Times regarding the appeal for funds by Negro colleges. Konvitz also mentions that few decisions he has had to make were more difficult than his decision not to accept a position on the Howard Law School faculty (April 9, 1948). Also correspondence regarding their common activities and interests in matters relating to Horace Kallen and the New School for Social Research. Correspondence regarding publications and exchanging ideas on scholarly matters. Personal correspondence.
Box 9 Folder 1
BL-BZ - Correspondence
1961-1981
Scope and Contents
1961, 1967, 1969-1981. Correspondence with Reverend Professor T. A. Burkill, Head of the Department of Theology at the University of Rhodesia regarding Konvitz's contribution to a proposed collective work, Myth and the Scientific Mind. Copy of a letter to Doctor Konvitz from United States Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black. Black compliments Konvitz on his Fundamental Liberties of a Free People and Bill of Rights Reader. Black emphasizes the importance of Konvitz continuing to write about basic constitutional liberties (March 9, 1961). Personal correspondence with Clarence H. Briscoe, retired New York State Supreme Court justice. Correspondence with Professor G. Sidney Buchanan, Bates College of Law, University of Houston regarding Buchanan's book on the Thirteenth Amendment. Letters to Konvitz from United States Senator James L. Buckley regarding Konvitz's suggestions concerning copyright legislation and the photocopying of published materials (august 4 and 8, 1975). Other routine and personal correspondence with colleagues and friends.
Box 9 Folder 2
Black, Algernon D.
1951-1956
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Algernon D. Black, Chairman of the Society for Ethical Culture and Education Director of the Encampment for Citizenship. Correspondence regarding the activities of the Encampment and Konvitz's participation at Encampment meetings and conferences; and copies of recommendations written for Black by Konvitz.
Box 9 Folder 3
Blacksin, Ida - Personal
1946-1953
Scope and Contents
1946-1948, 1950, 1953. Correspondence with Ida Blacksin, Ph.D. candidate at New York University.
Box 9 Folder 4
B'nai B'rith
1964-1966
Scope and Contents
[1964-1966] 1964-1965. Correspondence with Rabbi Benjamin M. Kahn, B'nai B'rith Hillel Commission National Director, regarding Professor Konvitz's address at the Academic Convocation held at Harvard University (March 16, 1964). Correspondence with the Chairman and with the Director of the Commission on Adult Jewish Education. Konvitz was a member of the Commission and was on its Publication Committee. Also memorandums, minutes, agendas, and reports.
Box 9 Folder 5
B'nai B'rith
1969-1980
Scope and Contents
1969, 1972-1980. Correspondence with Rabbi William D. Rudolph. Konvitz responds to questions regarding the definition of a Jewish book and the characteristics of Jewish writers. Konvitz was chairman of its Commission on Formal Jewish Studies in Higher Education. Correspondence regarding lectures and publications by Konvitz. Routine correspondence and materials regarding B'nai B'rith activities and programs.
Box 9 Folder 6
B'nai B'rith
1955-1960
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Lily Edelman, Editorial Associate of the B'nai B'rith Department of Adult Jewish Education, regarding comments of readers on Konvitz's Brandeis manuscript (April 7 and 15, 1959). Konvitz was a member of the Executive, Personnel, Program, and Publications Committees of the National Hillel Commission. Correspondence with Doctor Judah Shapiro, National Director of the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation regarding B'nai B'rith personnel codes and policies (January 13, 1959). Also descriptions of Konvitz's lectures for the two Institutes on "The Enduring Heritage" and "Judaism and Christianity" - July 16-23, 1958; and at B'nai B'rith Institutes of Judaism - June 30-July 4, 1955. Other routine correspondence regarding Konvitz's lectures and publications; and regarding B'nai B'rith programs, activities, and committees.
Box 9 Folder 7
B'nai B'rith Hillel
1966-1969
Scope and Contents
Routine correspondence with various Hillel officers regarding programs, activities and policies. Confidential minutes of meetings of the Executive and Personnel Committees; memorandums to Hillel Commission members; various reports; budget information; and other routine materials.
Box 9 Folder 8
B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation - National
1948-1958
Scope and Contents
1948, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1955 [1956-1958]. Konvitz was a member of the Special Committee on Survey and Evaluation. Copy of an October 6, 1957 memorandum from Konvitz to the Committee on Survey and Evaluation containing detailed suggestions by Konvitz regarding various aspects of Hillel activities and concerns on campuses. Correspondence with Rabbi Arthur J. Lelyveld, National Director, regarding Professor Konvitz's manuscript on "Judaism and the Pursuit of Happiness" (February 1, 1956). Correspondence with Doctor Judah J. Shapiro, Hillel Foundation in which Konvitz comments at length on the nature of the Jewish experience in America (August 6, 1956). Konvitz comments to Lelyveld o the critical importance of Hillel on American college and university campuses (March 12, 1956). Also correspondence with Hillel officers regarding activities, programs, and policies; memorandums and minutes of the Committee on Survey and Evaluation; memorandums and minutes of the Executive Committee and National Hillel Commission. Also reports and other routine materials.
Box 9 Folder 9
Books - Education for Freedom and Responsibilities
1951-1952
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with various people including Dean Martin P. Catherwood, Doctor Emerson Day and Mrs. Edmund Ezra Day; also copies of letters from Catherwood to Deane W. Malott, President of Cornell University, and to T.P. Wright, Acting President of Cornell. All correspondence regarding the publication of a book of Doctor Edmund Ezra Day's public addresses and articles. Konvitz compiled and edited the documents. Other related materials.
Box 9 Folder 10
Books - Jewish Publication Society - The American Jew [Chapter on intergroup relations]
1962-1968
Scope and Contents
[1962] 1964, 1966, 1968. Correspondence with people in various organizations including the American Jewish Committee, the American Jewish Congress, the Anti-Defamation League, the National Conference of Christians and Jews, and the National Community Relations Advisory Council, regarding Doctor Konvitz's request for information about these organizations and their activities in this field of intergroup relations. Konvitz requested this information in order to write a chapter on intergroup relations for a Jewish Publication Society book on The American Jew.
Box 9 Folder 11
Book Reviews: The Alien and the Asiatic in American Law by Konvitz
1946-1948
Box 9 Folder 12
Book Reviews: Aspects of Liberty by Cushman Festschrift [Cornell University Press]. Edited by Doctor Konvitz and Clinton Rossiter.
1958
Box 9 Folder 13
Book Reviews: Bill of Rights Reader by Konvitz [Cornell University Press]
1954-1956
Box 9 Folder 14
Book Reviews: Civil Rights in Immigration by Konvitz [Cornell University Press]
Scope and Contents
No date
Box 9 Folder 15
Book Reviews: The Constitution and Civil Rights [Columbia University Press]
1946-1948
Scope and Contents
Book reviews of Konvitz's The Constitution and Civil Rights. Listings of book reviews of The Constitution and Civil Rights for December 1946-September 15, 1947 and for May 1947-November 1948 on file at Columbia University Press. Konvitz was awarded the 1947 Chicago Honor Award by the Chicago Council Against Racial and Religious Discrimination for this book (January 15, 1948).
Box 9 Folder 16
Book Reviews: Essays in Political Theory, Presented by George H. Sabine [Cornell University Press]. Edited by Konvitz and Professor Arthur E. Murphy, Chairman of the Philosophy Department at Cornell
1948-1950
Box 9 Folder 17
Book Reviews - Freedom and Experience: Essays Presented to Horace M. Kallen [Cornell University Press]. Edited by Konvitz and Professor Sidney Hook, Chairman of the Philosophy Department at Washington Square College, New York University.
1947-1949
Box 9 Folder 18
Book Reviews - Fundamental Liberties of Free People by Konvitz [Cornell University Press]
1957-1959
Box 9 Folder 19
Book Reviews - Law and Social Action [Cornell University Press]. Edited by Konvitz
1955
Box 9 Folder 20
Book Reviews - On the Nature of Value [Columbia University Press].
1947-1948
Scope and Contents
Book reviews of Konvitz's On the Nature of Value. Listings of reviews on file at Columbia University Press February 1946-October 15, 1950.
Box 9 Folder 21
Book Reviews Bill of Rights Book (Miscellaneous Letters-
1955-1956
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with publishers regarding Konvitz's Fundamental Liberties of a Free People: Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly. Also personal correspondence with various people regarding the May 1, 1955 New York Times article about Konvitz's fellowship to study the Bill of Rights.
Box 9 Folder 22
Books - Bill of Rights Reader
1953-1965
Scope and Contents
[sent to Press: December 2, 1953] 1953-1956, 1959-1965. Correspondence with Albert Harkness, Junior, Director of the United States Information Agency, regarding the Spanish translation of Konvitz's Bill of Rights Reader, The Constitution and Civil Rights, and Fundamental Liberties of a Free People (November-December 1959). Correspondence with various people and publishers regarding the possibility that Doctor Konvitz write an abridged edition of the book for use in high schools. Correspondence with Professor Glendon A. Schubert, Junior, Michigan State College Department of Political Science, regarding an editorial introductory note in Konvitz's book (March 9, 1955). Correspondence with Lyle Tatum, Central committee for Conscientious Objectors, regarding Konvitz's omission of conscientious objector cases (February 17, 1955). Correspondence with Arthur T. Vanderbilt, complimenting Konvitz on his book (September 14, 1954). Correspondence with various people and organizations relating to the book.
Box 9 Folder 23
Books - Cornell University - Miscellaneous
1947-1969
Scope and Contents
1947, 1959-1963, 1969. Correspondence regarding the reprint of Law and Social Action: Selected Essays of the Alexander H. Pekelis, edited by Professor Konvitz (March-May 1969). Other correspondence with Cornell University Press regarding routine publication matters.
Box 9 Folder 24
Books Ordered - Campus Store
1963-1964
Box 9 Folder 25
Boorstin, D.J. - An American Primer.
1963-1966
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor Daniel J. Boorstin, Department of History at the University of Chicago, regarding Konvitz's contribution to An American Treasury of Living Documents and to An American Primer. Doctor Konvitz provides substantive suggestions for the Living Documents book (December 31, 1963). Copy of a paper "The Bill of Rights" by Konvitz. Other routine correspondence.
Box 9 Folder 26
Bradley, Phillips.
1946-1959
Scope and Contents
1946-1949, 1958-1959. Correspondence with Professor Phillips Bradley, Institute of Industrial and Labor Relations at the University of Illinois, regarding information about courses and routine personal matters.
Box 9 Folder 27
Brandeis Institute [California]
1972-1977
Scope and Contents
1972-1974, 1976-1977. Correspondence with Doctor Shlomo Bardin, Executive Director and founder regarding Institute concerns and activities. Bardin mentions that to his knowledge Konvitz is the only individual who has received an honorary degree from academic institutions of all three Jewish denominations (June 19, 1972). Other related materials and personal correspondence
Box 9 Folder 28
Brandeis University
1965-1978
Scope and Contents
1965, 1969, 1970-1971, 1973-1974, 1978. Correspondence with Doctor Marver H. Bernstein, President, regarding grants with Doctor Norman Greenwald regarding a proposal for an American College in Jerusalem. Konvitz comments on the advantages of an American University that is closely associated with Hebrew University (April 22, 1965). Other routine materials including memorandums and newsletters regarding policies, programs, and activities at Brandeis.
Box 9 Folder 29
Brennan, William J. Junior (Justice) - Personal Correspondence
1986
Box 9 Folder 30
Brynes, Asher
1948-1960
Scope and Contents
1948-1949, 1951-1954, 1956, 1960. Correspondence with Asher Brynes, Director of Speechwriters Bureau of the Republican National Committee. Correspondence regarding personal matters as well as detailed discussions on religion, discrimination, and other significant issues of the time.
Box 9 Folder 31
Bureau of National Affairs
1948-1950
Scope and Contents
Letter to Mister H. Cole, director of the Education Division; Konvitz explains that in teaching labor law he believes that it is more important to emphasize principles and general trends and not the details of day-to-day decisions because of the unstable nature of labor law (January 3, 1950). Routine correspondence and labor law, labor relations, and collective bargaining materials from the Bureau of National Affairs.
Box 10 Folder 1
C
1947-1959
Scope and Contents
1947-1956, 1959. Correspondence with Mister Huntington Cairns, Counsel to the National Gallery of Art, regarding Konvitz's proposal to the Fund for the Republic to establish a Civil Liberties Institute at Cornell University. An exchange with Professor Robert K. Carr, Department of Government at Dartmouth College and Executive Secretary of the President's Committee on Civil Rights. Konvitz was a member of a panel of lawyers who examined and proposed civil rights bills which were prepared for the President's committee (April 2, 1947). Konvitz comments on memoranda regarding civil rights bills (April 16, 1947) and other routine correspondence. Correspondence with Hodding Carter, Editor and Publisher of the Delta Democrat - Times, regarding activities and the nature of White Citizens' Councils, the Klu Klux Klan (KKK), and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), and regarding integration (October-December 1956). Correspondence with Professor Roy B. Chamberlin, Chapel Director and Fellow in Religion at Dartmouth College, regarding the Immaculate Conception (April 1951). Correspondence with Professor W.M. Cochrane, Assistant Director of the Institute of Government, regarding clarification of a statement in Konvitz's book, The Constitution and Civil Rights (September 1947). Correspondence with Professor Julius Cohen, University of Nebraska Law School, regarding Julius's article "Ascertaining the Moral Sense of the Community" (March 7, 1956). Correspondence with Lyle Tatum, Central committee for Conscientious Objectors. Konvitz agrees to serve on a national Panel of attorneys in conscientious objector cases (February 11, 1952). Konvitz cosigned a letter to President Truman from the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors requesting him to free imprisoned conscientious objectors (September 14, 1949). Correspondence with other persons regarding various scholarly issues, publications and personal matters.
Box 10 Folder 2
C - General Correspondence
1966-1981
Scope and Contents
1966-1969, 1971-1981. Correspondence with Professor Gerald Caplan, M.D., Director of the Laboratory of Community Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School regarding a critique of the Quaker Report, "Search for Peace in the Middle East." Konvitz provides extensive detailed comments on the critique of the Quaker Report (May 3, 1971). Correspondence with Rabbi Doctor Alexander Carlebach, English Editor of Niv Hamidrashia, regarding relationships among religious establishments in Israel (October 1977) and matters regarding the journal. Correspondence with Professor David F. Cavers regarding Konvitz's research at the Princeton Institute for Advance Study (1959-1960). In correspondence with Robert L. Cohen, Professor Konvitz comments that the American idea of separation of church and state has universal validity and no exception should be made for Israel (September 24, 1971). Also routine correspondence regarding personal and other publication matters.
Box 10 Folder 3
Personal CA-CG
1959-1964
Scope and Contents
1959, 1962-1964. Personal correspondence with Doctor Robert K. Carr, President of Oberlin College (March 24, 1960). Correspondence with Clifford P. Case, United States Senator, regarding the Senator's bill to establish a commission on Congressional Reorganization (March 15, 1963). Correspondence with M.P. Catherwood, New York State Department of Labor Industrial Commissioner, in which Catherwood provides a detailed explanation of the reason Ives chose Cornell University as the site of the Industrial and Labor Relations School (December 6, 1962). Other routine correspondence with Catherwood. Correspondence with Reverend John B. Sheerin, Editor of The Catholic World, regarding routine publication matters. Also correspondence with Sheerin regarding Konvitz's talk on "The Meaning of 'Religion' as Reflected in Supreme Court Decisions" at the Paulists Fathers May 16, 1963 First Amendment Conference.
Box 10 Folder 4
Congress of Industrial Organizations-American Federation of Labor Project - Reports
1956-1957
Scope and Contents
Copy of the Interim Report of the Cornell Labor Law Project "Damage Actions against Unions" (April 17, 1956). Business Week article "Do Suits Threaten Unions?" which describes Konvitz's labor law research project on sits against unions for damages (January 17, 1957)
Box 10 Folder 5
Congress of Industrial Organizations Project - Suits against Unions (Isaacson)
1955-1959
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with various people including Arthur J. Goldberg, General Counsel to the Industrial Union Department, American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations and United Steelworkers of America; Dean Catherwood; William J. Isaacson, Counsel to Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America; and Will Shafroth, Chief of the Division of Procedural Studies for the Administrative Office of the United States Courts, regarding the labor law research project on damage suits against unions. Also correspondence with several attorneys who provided information about cases they handled involving suits for damages brought against unions by employers, employees, or third parties. Correspondence with researchers and other persons regarding various aspects of the project and clippings.
Box 10 Folder 6
Cahn, Edmond N.
1948-1967
Scope and Contents
1948-1952, 1954-1956, 1959, 1961-1964, 1967. Correspondence with Professor Edmond Cahn, New York University School of Law, on law school teaching techniques (March 21, 1962). Other routine correspondence.
Box 10 Folder 7
Campbell, James [Necrology]
1962
Scope and Contents
Correspondence relating to Konvitz's role as Chairman of the Necrology Committee
Box 10 Folder 8
Camps
1954-1959
Scope and Contents
1954-1955, 1957-1959
Box 10 Folder 9
Cardozo, Michael
1971-1974
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Michael H. Cardozo, Executive Director of the Association of American Law Schools on summary memoranda that Konvitz wrote pending Supreme Court cases as well as regarding particular Supreme Court cases. A confidential letter from Konvitz regarding the plans of Doctor Bernard Lander and Doctor Aaron Schreiber, of Touro College, to establish a law school.
Box 10 Folder 10
Censorship Book [Viking Press] - Routine literary correspondence
1966
Box 10 Folder 11
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
1976-1980
Scope and Contents
1976-1977, 1979, 1980. Correspondence with Doctor Alan F. Westin, Editor of The Civil Liberties Review, in which Konvitz provides a list of what he considers the ten most important books since 1944 on civil rights (June 10, 1977). Correspondence with Professor Abraham D. Sofear, Columbia University School of Law and Director of the War Powers Study. Sofear requests Konvitz's suggestions for a new Director of the Study. Enclosed with Sofear's letter are descriptive materials about the project (January 23, 1979). November 9, 1963. The New Yorker article on the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions.
Box 10 Folder 12
Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences, Stanford, California.
1973-1979
Scope and Contents
1973-1975, 1977-1979. Routine correspondence with Doctor Preston S. Cutler, Associate Director, and others.
Box 10 Folder 13
Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford, California.
1964-1965
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Ralph W. Tyler, Director, regarding various matters largely having to do with nine months he spent at the Center, and including his work on Expanding Liberty: Freedom's Gains Since World War II (June 11, 1965). Other routine correspondence and materials regarding Konvitz's year at the center.
Box 10 Folder 14
Century of Civil Rights
1957-1980
Scope and Contents
1957, 1961-1975, 1977-1980. Correspondence from Columbia University Press regarding A Century of Civil Rights. Book reviews and other related correspondence and materials.
Box 10 Folder 15
Clipping - regarding talks by Konvitz
1947-1962
Box 10 Folder 16
CH-COL - Personal - Routine Correspondence
1961-1965
Box 10 Folder 17
Chafee, Zechariah, 3rd
1952
Scope and Contents
1952, 195601957, 1964. Correspondence with Zechariah Chafee, III relating to his father. Correspondence with Professor Zechariah Chafee, Junior, Harvard Law School regarding papers and other scholarly and academic matters. Letters and marginal notes by Chafee on Konvitz's chapter on "The Adoption of the Bill of Rights." Other scholarly correspondence regarding Doctor Konvitz's book on First Amendment freedoms. Letter from Konvitz in which he explains how his course in "The Development of American Ideals" is organized (January 2, 1952).
Box 10 Folder 18
Civil Liberties Educational Foundation
1961
Scope and Contents
1957, 1960-1962. Correspondence with the Executive Directors of Civil Liberties Educational Foundation regarding an annotated civil and political rights bibliography for high school students. Konvitz was a member of Civil Liberties Educational Foundation National Study Group to improve the teaching of the Bill of Rights (July 20, 1961).
Box 10 Folder 19
Ching, Cyrus S., Fund
1956-1959
Scope and Contents
1956, 1959. Correspondence with several people including Dean Catherwood and Louis G. Silverberg, Director of Information of the National Labor Relations Board, regarding the establishment of the proposed Cyrus S. Ching Fund at Cornel. The income from the fund was to be distributed to Industrial and Labor Relations graduate students with selection based on academic promise or performance, financial need or research ability. List of contributors to the fund.
Box 10 Folder 20
Clark, Grenville
1966-1980
Scope and Contents
1966, 1970-1971, 1973-1980. Letter to Konvitz from Grenville Clark in which he comments on the United Nations. Other routine reports and letters of the Grenville Clark Fund.
Box 10 Folder 21
Cohen, Elliot - Commentary
1946-1959
Scope and Contents
1946-1952, 1954-1959. Correspondence with several editors especially Elliot Cohen, of Commentary: A Jewish Review. Detailed and lengthy discussions between Konvitz and Commentary staff regarding publications by Konvitz and several other authors. Critical, substantive comments by Konvitz on articles and book reviews. Copies of Konvitz's letters to the editors of Commentary; some letters are in response to those written by readers in reaction to Konvitz's articles - a wide range of subjects are touched upon in relation to pieces being reviewed or considered for publication.
Box 10 Folder 22
Cohen, Frank
1946-1950
Scope and Contents
1946-1947, 1949-1950. Correspondence with Mister Frank Cohen. A series of letters from Cohen mailed to American Zionists to convey his first-hand impression of Palestine, and raise many primary issues regarding American Jews' relation with Palestine. The letters provide much detail regarding the conditions in Palestine during the 1940s, the economic and political problems in Palestine, and the issues confronting American Zionists which needed to be resolved in regard to their aid to Jews in Palestine. Konvitz responds positively to some of the issues raised by Cohen. Also personal correspondence.
Box 10 Folder 23
Cohen, Lucy [Misses Felix S. Cohen]
1946-1959
Scope and Contents
1946-1956, 1958-1959. Correspondence with Lucy Cohen regarding Konvitz's efforts to get Ethical Systems and Legal Ideals by her deceased husband reprinted. Doctor Konvitz wrote the prefatory note to the reprinted edition. Also correspondence with Lucy Cohen regarding other works by Cohen and personal matters. Most of the correspondence in the folder is with Doctor Felix S. Cohen, Ex-Associate Solicitor of the Interior Department. There is a great deal of detailed correspondence between Konvitz and Cohen regarding arrangements to complete several chapters of Professor Morris R. Cohen's (Felix Cohen's deceased father's) unfinished manuscript The Development of American Thought and regarding personal matters.
Box 10 Folder 24
Cohen, Lucy [Misses Felix S. Cohen]
1960-1964
Scope and Contents
[1960- ] 1960-1961, 1964. Correspondence with Lucy Cohen about The Legal Conscience by Felix S. Cohen. Konvitz wrote a review of the book for the January 1961 Columbia Law Review. Also personal correspondence.
Box 10 Folder 25
Cohn, Haim
1967-1979
Scope and Contents
1967, 1970-1979. Correspondence with Justice Haim Cohn, the Supreme Court of Israel regarding scholarly and personal matters. The correspondence includes detailed information about the work and scholarly interests of both men. Konvitz and Cohen discuss Spinoza and Maimonides in several letters. Also correspondence on the subject of imprisonment from both biblical and practical perspectives. Also discussion on the intellectual activities of both men.
Box 11 Folder 1
Colin, David
1949-1950
Scope and Contents
Personal correspondence with Doctor David H. Colin, New York University Department of economics, regarding the publication of Colin's manuscript on unemployment insurance in New York.
Box 11 Folder 2
[P.F.] Collier and Son Corporation
1956-1957
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with William T. Couch, Editor-in-Chief regarding the preparation of articles by Konvitz on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties for the 1957 Collier's Encyclopedia Year Book
Box 11 Folder 3
Columbia University - Center for Research - American Liberties [A. Westin]
1972-1976
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor Alan F. Westin, Editor of The Civil Liberties Review, regarding periodical and personal matters; and letters with reference to the Center for Research and Education in American Liberties. Columbia University and Teachers College (1965 and 1968)
Box 11 Folder 4
COM-CZ
1956-1966
Scope and Contents
1956-1957, 1960-1966. Correspondence with Doctor Harold Weisberg, Chairman of the B'nai B'rith Commission on Adult Jewish Education. Professor Konvitz agrees to serve on the Commission's Advisory Board (May 23, 1966). Correspondence with John Conyers, Junior, United States House of Representatives Committee on Judiciary regarding the nomination of J.P. Coleman to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals (July 26, 1965). Correspondence with Samuel Caplan, Editor of Congress Weekly, on Konvitz's article and press release concerning the stoning of a church in Jerusalem. Correspondence with Robert E. Cushman, National Historical Publications Commission, on academic and personal matters.
Box 11 Folder 5
Commission on Civil Rights
1958-1975
Scope and Contents
1958-1960, 1963, 1974-1975. Correspondence with Gordon M. Tiffany, Staff Director, with enclosures relating to Konvitz's plans to attend the Commission's hearings on housing in New York City as a member of the New York State Advisory Committee (January 7, 1959). In a memorandum to President Malott, Provost Atwood, Dean Catherwood, and Dean Thoron, Konvitz informs them of his appointment to the New York State Advisory Committee of the Federal Commission on Civil Rights and that the New Jersey State Civil Rights Commission has approved the report that Konvitz drafted as the chairman of the State commission that investigated administrative and enforcement procedures under the New Jersey Fair Employment Practice and Civil Rights Acts (November 20, 1958). Letter from Senator Thomas C. Hennings, Junior, Chairman of the Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights, asking Konvitz for a statement of his views regarding legal or constitutional questions or problems that are raised by present-day methods and uses of wiretapping and eavesdropping. Hennings comments that with Konvitz's permission the statement would probably be incorporated into the record of future wiretapping and eavesdropping hearings (October 2, 1958). Also routine correspondence from the New York State Advisory Committee of the Federal Civil Rights commission on which Konvitz served.
Box 11 Folder 6
Commission on European Jewish cultural Reconstruction
1947
Scope and Contents
Minutes of the June 4, 1947 annual meeting of the Commission of which Konvitz was a member
Box 11 Folder 7
Commission on Formal Jewish Studies
1972-1974
Scope and Contents
In letters to the editors of Judaism and Commentary, Doctor Konvitz explains that he accepted the chairmanship of a Commission on Formal University Jewish Studies Programs that was appointed by Doctor Nahum Goldmann, Chairman of the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture. The Memorial Foundation appointed the Commission because it had decided to contribute a substantial amount of money each year to help establish and develop Jewish Studies Programs in colleges and universities. Konvitz prepared the report which was subsequently adopted by the Board of Directors of the Memorial Foundation.
Box 11 Folder 8
Commission on Government Security (Washington, District of Columbia)
1955
Scope and Contents
Copies of letters that Konvitz sent to Simon E. Sobeloff, Solicitor General of the Department of Justice, and to Dean Irving M. Ives regarding Konvitz's possible appointment to the Commission on Government Security (August 15, 1955)
Box 11 Folder 9
Committee on Supreme Court Decisions
1964
Scope and Contents
Konvitz agrees to serve on the Association of American Law Schools Committee on Supreme Court Decisions (February 26, 1964).
Box 11 Folder 10
Committee to Maintain Separation of Church and State
1948-1949
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding Konvitz's speaking engagement for the committee
Box 11 Folder 11
Common Ground
1946-1987
Scope and Contents
1946-1951 [1987]. Correspondence with M. Margaret Anderson, editor of Common Ground, published by the Common Council for American Unity. Doctor Konvitz wrote a column titled "The Pursuit of Liberty" for several issues in which he discussed important civil liberties cases and placed the development in civil liberties in the context of American jurisprudence (December 20, 1948). Correspondence with Read Lewis, Executive Director of the Common Council. Konvitz provides detailed comments on a draft outline on the prevention of discrimination and the protection of minorities prepared for the United Nations Commission on Human Rights (October 27, 1948). Other correspondence with Anderson regarding substantive concerns about Konvitz's department (for example, what should be covered) and about the periodical.
Box 11 Folder 12
Communications Workers of America
1956-1957
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Sylvia B. Gottleib, Research Department Director regarding the establishment of a grant or fellowship at Cornell for the support of graduate research on the telephone industries in the United States and Canada
Box 11 Folder 13
Conference on Jewish Material Claims against Germany, Incorporated
1960-1964
Scope and Contents
[1960- ] 1961- 1964. Routine correspondence with various officers of the conference regarding Konvitz's evaluation of applicants for scholarships
Box 11 Folder 14
Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, Incorporated - Judah J. Shapiro
1954-1959
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Judah J. Shapiro, Department of Cultural and Educational Reconstruction and other officers regarding Konvitz's evaluation of applicants for the scholarships. Also correspondence with Shapiro regarding religious issues and Cornell faculty appointments and Shapiro's response to Konvitz's comments about Shapiro's view of Judaism (September 12, 1956).
Box 11 Folder 15
Conference on Methods
1946-1953
Scope and Contents
1946-1947, 1949, 1953. Correspondence on the Conference on Methods in Philosophy and the Sciences in which Konvitz was involved as Secretary-Treasurer (1945 ad 1946) and as a member of the Executive Committee (1944-1945 and 1946-1947).
Box 11 Folder 16
Consumers League of New York
1947-1948
Box 11 Folder 17
Cooley, Thomas M. II
1948-1949
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Thomas M. Cooley II, a Washington, District of Columbia attorney regarding a memorandum by Cooley in the Kaminer case. Konvitz comments on Cooley's memorandum. Also detailed correspondence between Konvitz and Cooley regarding the latter's review of Doctor Konvitz's book, The Alien and the Asiatic in American Law, in the November 1947 Columbia Law Review.
Box 11 Folder 18
Cooper Union
1947-1948
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Johnson E. Fairchild, Head of the Division of Social Philosophy at Cooper Union, regarding Konvitz's talk on "The Multidimensionality of History" for the Cooper Union Forum Sunday Series of 1948-1949
Box 11 Folder 19
Cooperman, Hayse.
1946-1961
Scope and Contents
1946-1948, 1952-1953, 1957-1961. Correspondence with Doctor Hayse Cooperman regarding personal matters.
Box 11 Folder 20
Cornell Civil Liberties Committee
1947
Box 11 Folder 21
Council of Europe
1963-1972
Scope and Contents
Press releases: copy of 1963 letter from Konvitz to Mister e. Harremoes, regarding the council of Europe establishing Cornell University Libraries as one of its depositories in the United States.
Box 11 Folder 22
Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds - Personal
1950-1955
Scope and Contents
1950-1952, 1955. Correspondence with Benjamin B. Rosenberg, Director Field Service, regarding routine matters of the Technical Advisory Committee of the Committee on Community Organization of which Konvitz was a member.
Box 11 Folder 23
Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds
1969-1970
Box 11 Folder 24
Cushman Book Manuscripts
1957
Scope and Contents
Letters from Professor Quincy Wright and Professor George Catlin, McGill University, regarding their contributions to the Cushman Festschrift. Copy of Catlin's "On Freedom" with revisions.
Box 11 Folder 25
D
1974
Scope and Contents
1947-1958, 1960, 1962, 1974. Correspondence from various people supporting Professor Konvitz's "A Letter to David Daiches" (April 1951). Memorandum from Konvitz to Daiches asking him to join the Academic Committee for the Hebrew University (February 10, 1947). Cordial letter from Daiches regarding Konvitz's plans to visit him while he is at Cambridge (October 8, 1952). Correspondence with John Daniels, researcher and author in social- economic areas such as labor-management relations, regarding routine academic and theological concerns. Daniels comments on his religious philosophy (February 7, 1949). Copies of articles by Daniels. Correspondence with Professor C.E. De Kiewiet, Acting President of Cornell University regarding scholarly and personal matters. De Kiewiet comments on some of Konvitz's articles and explains why he considers himself to be secular in his thinking (1949). De Kiewiet mentions that he would prefer to be writing and researching (June 18, 1949). Correspondence with Harry N. Rosenfield, Commissioner of the Displaced Persons Commission, regarding Konvitz's efforts to stimulate interest among Cornell professors in conducting research using the records of the Commission (December 1951-February 1952). Correspondence with William H Donnelly, standing Master of the Superior Court of New Jersey Chancery Division, regarding routine personal matters. Correspondence with Albert Dorskind, United States Court of Appeals. On the Lapides case (May 31, 1949). Correspondence with Garry De Yong, founder of the first American Atheist University (the Minnesota Institute of Philosophy) and the American Atheist Church regarding Yong's civil rights suit, concerning religious freedom, against the Minnesota Highway department. Konvitz provides Yong with references for finding quotations with respect to First Amendment Freedoms and especially freedom of religion (August 22, 1974).
Box 11 Folder 26
D - Personal
1948-1964
Scope and Contents
1948, 1953-1956, 1960-1964. Correspondence with Samuel H. Daroff, President of the American Jewish League for Israel, regarding League matters of interest to Konvitz as a member of the League's Board of Directors. Routine personal correspondence with Doctor Henry David, head of the Office of Science Resources Planning of the National Science Foundation (February 1964). Routine personal correspondence with Miguel De Capriles, Dean of New York University School of Law (November 13, 1964). Letter from C.W. de Kiewiet, President of the University of Rochester and former Acting President of Cornell, regarding personal matters. De Kiewiet discusses George Sabine and a tragic event in Cape Town in which he was the last person to speak with someone (Davie) before he died "in battle if ever man did." De Kiewiet describes the day on which his friend died as one of "a great imaginative act of defiance and faith" (February 6, 1961). Correspondence with Professor Lincoln Reis, Chairman of the Colleges and Universities Committee of the Democratic State Committee, regarding concerns of the Committee of which Konvitz was a member (November 1960). Routine personal correspondence with Charles Desmond, Chief Judge of the State of New York Court of Appeals. Correspondence with Elliot B. Doft in which Konvitz elucidates the history of Jewish students and faculty at Cornell (October 11, 1962). Correspondence with Judge Mary H. Donlon, United States Customs Court. Donlon responds to a letter from Doctor Konvitz passing along a query from Morris Bishop as to the origin of the idea that the Industrial and Labor Relations School should be established as one of the contract colleges at Cornell. Donlon responds in detail (December 17, 1962). Other routine personal correspondence with Donlon. Correspondence with Justice William O. Douglas, United States Supreme Court, regarding brief, and comments on publications (1952-1956). Correspondence with Rabbi Samuel H. Dresner, Editor of Conservative Judaism, and Doctor Abraham Duker, Yeshiva University and former President of the College of Jewish Studies in Chicago, regarding routine scholarly and personal matters.
Box 11 Folder 27
D - General Correspondence
1961-1980
Scope and Contents
1961-1964, 1966-1967, 1970-1972, 1974-1980. Correspondence with Jack J. diamond, a member of the United Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society staff, regarding work being done at Cornell on migration and Diamond's own work on Israeli migration to the United States (August 4 and 12, 1966). Letter from Simcha Dinitz, Israeli Ambassador to the United States, inviting Doctor Konvitz to attend a private meeting with Yitzhak Rabin, Prime Minister of Israel (January 20, 1976). Correspondence with United States Senator Bob Dole regarding Konvitz's views on a number of bills concerning the limitation of police power with regard to privacy interests and on the Supreme Court's decision in Zucher versus Stanford Daily (June 29, 1978). Konvitz favors Dole's Bill, S. 3222 (July 24, 1978). Correspondence with Professor Norman Dorsen, Chairman of the American Civil Liberties Union and professor at New York University Law School. Dorsen notes that Konvitz is mentioned in the biography of Roger Baldwin as one of the early American Civil Liberties Union leaders (December 14, 1976). Dorsen asks Professor Konvitz if he can help in interesting graduating Cornell law students in applying for New York University graduate student grants for work in civil liberties (October 2, 1962). Correspondence with Congressman Thomas J. Downey, United States House of Representatives, regarding academic concerns at the West Point Military Academy. Letter from Congressman Robert F. Drinan, United States House of Representatives, thanking Konvitz for his views with regard to the Copyright Bill, H.R. 2223, which is before a Subcommittee of which Drinan is a member. Drinan comments that he has been impressed by the testimony of the publishers and others who have insisted that the definition of "fair use" as understood in the copyright law not be changed as opposed to the arguments of educators and librarians who want the understanding of "fair use" expanded (July 25, 1975). Personal correspondence with Doctor Alexander Dushkin, Institute of Contemporary Correspondence with Justice Edward R. Dudley, Supreme Court of New York, regarding the status of the Liberian Codification Project (November 9, 1978).
Box 11 Folder 28
Damage Suits Against Unions [Material in a transfer file]
1962-1963
Scope and Contents
Memorandum to Konvitz from D.E. Cullen regarding the possibility of getting support from a foundation to complete the damage suit manuscript (September 18, 1962)
Box 11 Folder 29
Day, Edmund E.
1946-1950
Scope and Contents
1946-1948, 1950. Correspondence with President Edmund E. Day, Cornell University. Konvitz agrees to serve on the committee concerned with the development and construction of the World War II Memorial Building to serve as an Interfaith Center and headquarters for the Cornell United Religious Works (November 2 and 3, 1948). Correspondence regarding the presentation of Sabine Festschrift to Professor Sabine. Konvitz, in a confidential letter, brought to Day's attention the comments of Doctor Felix S. Cohen, the Assistant Solicitor of the Department of the Interior, regarding the challenge to the validity of the will of a Puerto Rican resident who died willing some hundreds of thousands of dollars to Cornell University, by the leader of the local bar, Felix Ochoteca, on behalf of heirs or alleged heirs. Konvitz also passed on to Day biographical material included by Cohen [see Box 10, file 23 for the letter from Cohen to Konvitz] (November 13, 1947). Other personal correspondence.
Box 11 Folder 30
De Capriles, Miguel A.
1946-1956
Scope and Contents
1946-1950, 1953, 1956. Correspondence with Associate Dean Miguel A. Capriles, New York University School of Law, regarding the chapters of the book, Latin-American Legal Philosophy, that Konvitz, de Capriles, and Hayzus cooperated in getting translated. Also correspondence regarding routine personal and professional matters.
Box 11 Folder 31
Dewey, John
1949
Scope and Contents
A personal letter to Professor Konvitz from John Dewey thanking Konvitz for his review of Dewey's last book in the Reconstructionist. Dewey also praises the articles in the issue of the magazine with Konvitz's review. Also a notice that includes Konvitz's participation on a Philosophy Club Phi Delta Kappa panel discussion on John Dewey's contribution to philosophy, his impact on education, and his philosophy of freedom. Other routine announcements.
Box 11 Folder 32
Dince, Robert R., Junior.
1948-1959
Scope and Contents
1948-1950, 1953-1959. Personal correspondence with Professor Robert Dince, University of Georgia College of Business Administration. Dince is married to Konvitz's niece. In his letters Dince discusses his impressions of Georgia, the University of Georgia, and the race relations in the South and at the University.
Box 11 Folder 33
Dince, Robert
1961-1979
Scope and Contents
1961-1963, 1965-1968, 1975, 1977-1979. Personal Correspondence with Professor Robert Dince, Head of the Department of Bank and Finance at the University of Georgia. Konvitz mentions in a letter that while he is in Israel, in addition to lecturing at Hebrew University, he will advise the University on founding a department of labor studies and engage in some activities for the Histadrut and the Ministry of Labor (May 16, 1961). Dince, who knows former President Carter and Doctor Alfred Kahn, describes some of his impressions of political life in Washington (April 17, 1979). In other letters, Dince discusses race relations at the University of Georgia and in the South. He also discusses some of the financial, academic, and social aspects of the University.
Box 11 Folder 34
Dropsie College
1958-1979
Scope and Contents
1958, 1964-1965, 1975-1979 [routine materials from various years between correspondence.] Letter to Konvitz from Leon J. Perelman, President of Dropsie University, thanking Konvitz for helping Dropsie secure a grant from the Merrill Trust Foundation (March 20, 1978). Letter from Abraham I. Katsh, President, regarding Konvitz's assistance in helping Dropsie secure a grant from the Merrill Trust Foundation (October 3, 1975). A copy of Dropsie's application and letter to Dean David A. Thomas, Administrator of the Trust. Konvitz commented on Katsh's draft letter to Thomas (October 3, 1975). Correspondence with Sol Satinsky: Konvitz explains his reasons for not accepting the office of President of Dropsie College. Konvitz explains that he prefers to be a practicing scholar than an administrator (March 18, 1965). Correspondence with Sol Satinsky and Albert M. Greefield: Konvitz comments on his impressions of the Dropsie College site. Konvitz suggests that the college be moved (July 20, 1984). Correspondence with Abraham A. Neuman, President. Konvitz explains that he has decided to turn down the offer of the presidency of Dropsie College because his career has been in other fields of scholarship (June 15, 1964). Correspondence with Satinsky, Konvitz suggests different polices that the Jewish Publication Society should consider regarding membership and a number of books the Jewish Publication Society should consider publishing (July 20, 1964). Correspondence with dale R. Corson, Provost of Cornell, congratulating Konvitz on the offer of the presidency of Dropsie College and expressing his pleasure that Konvitz declined (July 7, 1964). Correspondence with Samuel B. Finkel, Executive Vice-President of Dropsie. Konvitz accepts membership on the National Advisory Committee of Dropsie College (March 3, 1958). Konvitz also agreed to serve on the National Committee of Sponsors for the observance of the College's 50th Anniversary. Other routine letters and materials regarding the College.
Box 11 Folder 35
Personal - Abraham A. Neuman [Dropsie College]
1947
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Abraham A. Neuman, President, regarding routine personal matters.
Box 11 Folder 36
Dudley, Edward R.
1949-1964
Scope and Contents
1949, 1953-1955, 1957, 1959-1962, 1964. Correspondence with Justice Edward R. Dudley, Supreme Court of the State of New York and President of the Borough of Manhattan. Dudley was also a Special Assistant to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peoples and appointed by President Truman to be the first black United States Ambassador to Liberia. Konvitz comments that he would like a closer identification with the African-American Institute of which Dudley is a member (July 31, 1959). Dudley describes some of the Institute's activities (Fall 1959). Other general correspondence relative to the Liberian Codification Project and routine and personal matters.
Box 12 Folder 1
E
1958-1966
Scope and Contents
1958, 1960-1962, 1964-1966. Correspondence with Beryl and Sam Epstein, and with Franklin Watts relating to Konvitz's suggestions that someone write a book on Hitler and Nazism that would be suitable for adolescents (June-July 1958). Other routine correspondence.
Box 12 Folder 2
E
1946-1962
Scope and Contents
1946-1949, 1951-1953, 1955, 1957-1959, 1962. Correspondence with Jerome C. Eisenberg, attorney, regarding the case of Seawell versus MacWithey in which the city of East Orange excluded blacks from a temporary veterans housing project giving priority to white veterans. While Konvitz agrees with Eisenberg that the New Jersey Supreme Court's decision in this case was wrong, he advises him not to appeal the decision to the United States supreme Court. Konvitz comments that a direct attack on the segregation doctrine in the Supreme Court is being prepared by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (July 18, 1949). Other discussion on this case (June-July and September, 1949). Eisenberg wrote to Konvitz about the case because Konvitz had written about it in his "The Pursuit of Liberty" department in Common Ground, Summer, 1949 (June 21, 1949) correspondence with Doctor Ira Eisenstein, Rabbi for the Society for the Advancement of Judaism, and President of the Rabbinical Assembly of America. Konvitz provides detailed comments on the "Reconstructionist Platform" (May 9, 1949). Correspondence with Morris L. Ernst, a member of the President's Committee on Civil Rights, regarding the problems of a group libel action under present civil law (August 7, 1949). Letter to Charles T. Estes, United States Department of Labor; Konvitz mentions that in the first part of his course, "Patterns of Thought," he intends to address the subject of semantics, particularly as it relates to the problems in labor-management relations. In the second part he explains that the course will be devoted to formal logic and scientific method with especial emphasis on method in research in industrial and labor relations (January 27, 1947). Correspondence with Doctor Jones Simon, Chairman of the Board of Governors of Ethical Action, Incorporated; Konvitz provides Jones with a letter supporting his work on behalf of aliens who come to the United states as a place of refuge (February 19, 1957). Correspondence with other persons relating to legal, scholarly, and personal matters.
Box 12 Folder 3
E - General correspondence
1957-1980
Scope and Contents
1957, 1959, 1961-1962, 1965-1968, 1971-1976, 1978-1980. Correspondence with Clifford L. Alexander, Junior, Chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Alexander asked Konvitz if he was interested in full-time summer employment as a Commission conciliator under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act (November 30, 1967). Doctor Konvitz was also asked to serve as a conciliator by Alexander's predecessor, Stephen N. Shulman (April 12, 1967). Konvitz declined both offers. Other routine correspondence.
Box 12 Folder 4
Edelman, Hyman
1947-1980
Scope and Contents
1947-1949, 1955-1964, 1966, 1973, 1980. Routine and personal correspondence with Hyman Edelman, attorney and personal correspondence with Hyman Edelman, attorney. Edelman is a relative of Doctor Konvitz.
Box 12 Folder 5
Eisenberg, Milton
1950-1978
Scope and Contents
1950-1951, 1953-1954, 1960-1965, 1969, 1976-1978. Correspondence with Milton Eisenberg, attorney and Administrative Assistant to United States Senator Kenneth B. Keating; Konvitz mentions that he believes the attack on Judge Youngdahl in the Lettimore case is not justified (October 14, 1954). Konvitz comments that he stressed the work of Congress in the 1860s and 1870s in his Constitution and Civil Rights (1947) and A Century of Civil Rights books. Konvitz also mentions that he continued to believe that Justice Harlan's dissent in the 1883 case was correct and that an act of Congress on public accommodations could fall under the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Amendments (as well as the Commerce Clause) (July 29, 1963). Other routine correspondence.
Box 12 Folder 6
Eisenberg, Milton
1949-1959
Scope and Contents
1949-1957, 1959. Routine Correspondence.
Box 12 Folder 7
Elmira
1950-1952
Scope and Contents
Personal correspondence with Alex Rosen, Executive Director of the Jewish Community Center. In a letter to Rosen Konvitz explains the point on pragmatism he made in his January 18, 1951 address at the American Association for Jewish Education Conference. Konvitz believes that pragmatism left persons free to formulate their own philosophies and that without pragmatism mental and spiritual freedom would not be possible. Also correspondence regarding various other speeches Konvitz gave at the Center.
Box 12 Folder 8
Emancipation Proclamation
1960
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with dean John McConnell, Industrial and Labor Relations School; Major General Almenin C. O'Hara, Chief of Staff to the Governor of New York and a member of the Civil War Centennial Commission; and Caroline K. Smith, Secretary of the State of New York, regarding Professor Konvitz's suggestions that the Governor appoint a special commission to organize a celebration of the centenary of the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation (November 23, 1960).
Box 12 Folder 9
Emerson - 20th Century View
1960-1978
Scope and Contents
1960-1961, 1962, 1965-1966, 1968-1971, 1973-1976, 1978. Correspondence with Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, and others on publication of The Twentieth Century Views - Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Box 12 Folder 10
Emerson's Letters - 1 volume edition [Columbia University Press]
1963-1964
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Columbia University Press regarding Konvitz's proposal for a one-volume edition of Emerson's letters.
Box 12 Folder 11
Emory University (Hepburn, William)
1952-1953
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Dean William M. Hepburn, Camar School of Law at Emory University relating to Konvitz's article on the McCarran Act for the Fall 1952 issue of the School's Journal of Public Law.
Box 12 Folder 12
Encyclopedia America (J.J. Smith, Editor)
1950-1954
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with J.J. Smith, Editor of The American annual, relating to routine editing concerns regarding Konvitz's articles on "Civil Liberties" for the 1951-1954 editions of the American Annual, yearbook of the Encyclopedia America. Copies of Konvitz's manuscripts are included.
Box 12 Folder 13
Encyclopedia Britannica
1954-1963
Scope and Contents
1954-1955, 1957-1960, 1963. Correspondence with editors of the Encyclopedia Britannica on editorial work and publication matters concerning Konvitz's articles on "Chinese Immigration," "Alien," Civil Liberties," and "Censorship." Copies of some of Konvitz's manuscripts and routine related materials.
Box 12 Folder 14
Encyclopedia of Labor
1970-1976
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with various people regarding the establishment of an Encyclopedia of Labor and Industrial Relations. The principal correspondents include Zvi H. Bar-Niv, President of the National Labor Court in Israel; A. Borkamp, a representative of Monton Publishers; Aharon Becker; and Professor John McConnell, among others. In the correspondence and related materials, all aspects of the proposed Encyclopedia are discussed in detail. Konvitz appears to be the primary person responsible for organizing and coordinating this effort which failed to find financial support. Also personal correspondence with McConnell.
Box 12 Folder 15
Endowment for the Humanities
1972-1979
Scope and Contents
1972, 1977-1979. Correspondence with Officers of the Division of Fellowships of the National Endowment for the Humanities. A "Report on the Committee on Law and the Humanities" of which Doctor Konvitz was a member. Konvitz was on a member of a panel to review law fellowship proposals.
Box 12 Folder 16
Equal employment Opportunities Commission - Reischel - De Pemberton
1972
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Charles Reischel and John De Pemberton, Junior, attorneys for the Commission, about their visit to Cornell on May 10, 1972 (May 3, 1972). Reischel comments that their meeting helped him with litigation in which he is involved (October 15, 1972).
Box 12 Folder 17
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
1960
Box 12 Folder 18
Eternal Light
1965-1966
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Judith Levin, Radio Program Coordinator at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, relating to preparations for Konvitz's participation in the Seminary's The Eternal Light radio series, "Academic Outlooks," which was broadcast on October 29, 1965. Included are transcripts of the program and related correspondence.
Box 12 Folder 19
F - General Correspondence
1958-1980
Scope and Contents
1958, 1961, 1964-1971, 1973-1976, 1978-1980. Correspondence with David Fellman, Vilas Professor of Political Science, University of Wisconsin, and President of the American Association of University Professors, regarding Konvitz's book, Expanding Liberties, with regard to judicial review of Congressional legislation; the clear and present danger test; the importance of David Hume's contributions to American intellectual history and, particularly, James Madison's theory on factions; the role of Catholicism in Al Smith's political defeat, etcetera. Doctor Konvitz mentions that he is very interested in Hume's philosophy and that Hume is an important concern in his course in jurisprudence (June 10 and 16, 1966). Correspondence with Fellman regarding Konvitz's book Religious Liberty and Conscience; and the problems of defining conscience and referring to conscience as a standard (November 29 and December 12, 1968). Konvitz comments on voting procedures at American Association of University Professors annual meetings and on the importance of following the reports of Committee A that concludes that censure is not warranted on the facts found (May 1, 1964). Konvitz describes his discussion with Doctor Jerome Holland, President of Hampton Institute, regarding the problem of the relatively large number of Negro colleges that are on the list of censured colleges and universities (April 29, 1964). Other correspondence with Fellman regarding personal matters. Correspondence with Judge Sherman G. Finesilver, United States District Court, regarding Finesilver's request for information concerning Konvitz's writing and about writings on the relations between Jewish law and American law (May 11, 1972). Correspondence with Professor S.M. Finger, regarding publication of a memorandum, sent on March 10, 1975 to Prime Minister Rabin and a select group of Israelis, on "Guidelines for an Alternative - A Four Year Plan: A Constitution for Israel and Peace with Her Neighbors." the memorandum was written by Helel Kook and S. Merlin, both Israeli members of the first Knesset and of the Board of the Institute. The memorandum was published in Israel (April 30, 1975). Correspondence with Bernard Forer regarding Konvitz's attitudes about the Nazi parade in Skokie, Illinois on April 20, 1978. Konvitz comments on a statement by Forer regarding the Skokie demonstration. Konvitz mentions that for the Supreme Court to affirmatively act on the statement it would need to establish new constitutional principles (Which Konvitz outlines). Professor Konvitz also mentions that he does not believe that the American Civil Liberties Union should have undertaken to represent the Nazis. He argues that the American Civil Liberties Union is not obliged to accept every case that is presented to it and that their refusal of the case would not imply that the American Civil Liberties Union is in opposition to what the Nazi party demanded from the City of Skokie. It would only imply that the American Civil Liberties Union decided to use its limited resources on other cases (April 18, 1978). A copy of the statement by the Sarasota-Manatee Committee Against the Nazi march in Skokie. Other correspondence regarding routine personal matters. Correspondence with Senator Philip A. Hart, United States Senate. Konvitz sent Hart an article on the filibuster of the nomination of Abe Fontas which appeared in the October 25, 1968 Cornell Daily Sun. Konvitz commented that because the letter raises important constitutional issues, it should be made a part of the record of the case (October 25, 1968). Correspondence with Justice Abe Fortas, United States Supreme Court, also regarding Konvitz's October 25, 1968 statement (October 25, 1968). Extensive and detailed correspondence with Doctor Isaac Franck, Senior Research Scholar at the Joseph and Rose Kennedy Institute of Ethics, Center for Bioethics Georgetown University (1974 [1979-1981]) regarding publications and discussions of topics including Spinoza, Judaism, Einstein, and ritual. Also correspondence on each other's articles; and regarding a book on Spinoza and Judaism by Franck which Konvitz encouraged Cornell University Press to publish. Correspondence with Doctor Charles Frankel, United States Assistant Secretary of State, regarding Konvitz's review of Frankel's book, The Neglected Aspect of Foreign Affairs. Also personal and routine correspondence.
Box 12 Folder 20
F
1946-1960
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Justice Felix Frankfurter, United States Supreme Court, relating to substantive issues concerning the retirement of Horace Kallen; and writings by Konvitz including a review of Frankfurter's book, Law and Politics. Frankfurter commented that he has been interested in and profited from Konvitz's writings and that he also regretted that they had not previously become personally acquainted (November 30, 1950, November 1950-February 1952). Correspondence with Doctor Charles S. Johnson, President of Fisk University, regarding Konvitz's lecture to Institute of Race Relations on "The Crisis of Civil Liberties and Moral Judgment." Konvitz spoke publically against organizations of conservative, Protestant ministers who advance the idea that capitalism is an inherent part of Christianity and democracy. Correspondence with Professor Edward Fox, History Department of Cornell, in reference to a chapter on "Prophets" by Orlinsky. Correspondence with Justice Jerome Frank, United States Circuit Court of Appeals, regarding Konvitz's review of Frank's book, Courts on Trial (February 1950-January 1951).
Box 12 Folder 21
F
1956-1966
Scope and Contents
Routine correspondence wit Justice Thomas E. Fairchild, State of Wisconsin Supreme Court, including Konvitz's discussion of Rabbi Gilbert's paper at a 1963 Church-State Conference (October 16-November 4, 1963). Correspondence with George H. Fowler, member of the New York State Commission Against Discrimination (January 9, 1959). Correspondence with Doctor L.M. Fruchtbaum, member of the National Executive Committee of Freeland League for Jewish Territorial Colonization. Correspondence with others regarding routine and personal matters.
Box 12 Folder 22
Fan Mail
1955-1989
Box 12 Folder 23
Federal Council of Churches
1946-1950
Scope and Contents
1946, 1949-1950
Box 12 Folder 24
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (David L. Cole, Director)
1951-1953
Box 12 Folder 25
First Amendment Freedoms
1963-1968
Scope and Contents
1963-1965, 1967-1968
Box 12 Folder 26
Doctor Louis Finkelstein (Jewish Theological Seminary)
1951-1964
Scope and Contents
1951-1953, 1955-1957, 1961- 1964. Correspondence with Doctor Louis Finkelstein, Chancellor of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Finkelstein asked Konvitz to attend a preliminary meeting with Professor Mordecai Kaplan, Professor Erich Fromm, and himself to discuss a plan for the investigation of ethics in the Jewish tradition as it applies to modern life (April 11, 1957). Konvitz spoke on "The Solution to Practical and Moral Problems Through the Use of Reason: In Advancement of Civil Rights," on November 20, 1956 as part of a lecture series; Konvitz lectured at the Institute for Religious and Social Studies on July 2-3, 1956 in the Jewish Theological Seminary's Summer Session on "How Law Changes," (May 21, 1956). Also correspondence regarding Konvitz's lectures at the Seminary (1956, 1962) and his views on civil liberties and civil rights (May 4, 1956).
Box 12 Folder 27
Finkelstein, Doctor Louis [Jewish Theological Seminary]
1966-1978
Scope and Contents
1966-1969, 1971-1972, 1978. The faculty of the Seminary unanimously voted, and the Board of Directors unanimously approved, to award Konvitz the Honorary degree of Doctor of Laws from the Seminary at its June 4, 1972 Commencement Exercises (March 23, 1972). Letter from Konvitz to Finkelstein expressing Konvitz's concern about the future of Dropsie College (November 14, 1966). Other correspondence with Finkelstein regarding routine publication, scholarly and personal matters.
Box 12 Folder 28
Ford Foundation
1952-1959
Scope and Contents
1952-1953, 1955, 1957, 1959. Doctor Konvitz participated in a meeting of scholars knowledgeable about Liberia, which was convened for September 19, 1957, by the Ford Foundation. The purpose of the meeting was to explore the possibility of expanding American knowledge ad academic resources relating to Liberia. Confidential reports and memorandum regarding the need for an interdisciplinary social and economic study of Liberia are included (August 9, 1957). Correspondence with Doctor Rose Goldsen, Department of Sociology at Cornell, alluding to a proposal to the Ford Foundation Behavioral Sciences Division "For an Interdisciplinary Research Seminar and Empirical Investigation of the Impact of Operating Relief Systems on Behavior, Attitudes, and Values of Social Groups." Konvitz and several other Cornell scholars agreed to participate in the proposed seminar and research.
Box 12 Folder 29
Foreign Requests and Correspondence
1954-1965
Scope and Contents
1954, 1956-1959, 1961, 1963-1965. Correspondence from Professor L.C. Green, Director of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies and Dean of the Faculty of Law at University of Singapore, offering Konvitz a one-year appointment as a visiting professor (February 8, 1965). Correspondence with Doctor Chiam Raphael, British Treasury Chambers, and with Doctor S. Clement Leslie, Treasury Chambers, regarding Konvitz's efforts to have Leslie invited to Cornell University as a lecturer (October 2, 1958-March 9, 1959). Correspondence from other foreign scholars requesting routine information from Konvitz regarding publications and academic programs and positions.
Box 12 Folder 30
Forman, Judge Philip
1947-1979
Scope and Contents
1947-1948, 1950, 1953, 1957, 1959-1961, 1965-1970, 1972-1974, 1977-1979. Correspondence with Judge Philip Forman, United States Court of Appeals, regarding personal matters. Forman provides detailed accounts of his activities, work and health. Konvitz's letters also contain similar information.
Box 12 Folder 31
Fox Committee Report
1949
Scope and Contents
Copy of a letter to Chancellor Day, Cornell University, and a report on recommendations of the Fox Committee. The Committee was responsible for considering Cornell's role in identifying and clarifying the basic values of traditional American freedoms. It recommended that the University offer a course in Great Decisions (December 1, 1949).
Box 12 Folder 32
Frank, Philip
1947-1962
Scope and Contents
1947-1952, 1962. Personal correspondence with Professor Philip G. Frank, Harvard University and President of the Board of Trustees of the Institute for the Unity of Science. Doctor Konvitz was the Secretary-Treasurer of the Board of Trustees of the Institute. Correspondence on financial matters, activities, and the incorporation of the Institute. Konvitz prepared the papers of incorporation and served on the Institute's initial Board of Trustees (January 28, 1947).
Box 12 Folder 33
Freeland League - I.N. Steinberg
1946-1947
Scope and Contents
Personal correspondence with Professor Charles Fairman, Stanford University, regarding biographies of Supreme Court justices. Konvitz commented that he has been interested in studying the work on the Supreme Court of Mr. Justice Harlan (January 17, 1947). Correspondence with Doctor I.N. Steinberg, Secretary-General of Freeland League for Jewish Territorial Colonization, regarding Konvitz's involvement in the work of the League. Konvitz contacted Professor F.F. Hill, Head of the Department of Agricultural Economics at Cornell, with reference to recommendations of personnel to serve on an Expert Commission to select, in Surinam, a suitable area and prepare the economic plans and financial estimates for settling Jews from Europe (July 18, 1947). Steinberg discussed the work of the Freeland League and the possibility of settling Jews in Surinam (July 17, 1947). Detailed correspondence between Konvitz and Steinberg relating to what action should be taken with respect to the German state after the War (January 28, 1947). Konvitz, in arguing in support of his review of a book by Victor Gollancz, emphasized the necessity of not "pushing Germany into the arms of Russia."
Box 12 Folder 34
Frost, Charles and Theodore
1947-1979
Scope and Contents
1947-1958, 1961-1962, 1965-1966, 1971, 1979. Personal correspondence with Charles Frost and his son.
Box 12 Folder 35
Fuhlbruegge, Edward
1946-1959
Scope and Contents
1946-1947, 1950, 1952, 1953-1954, 1958-1959. Correspondence with Edward Fuhlbruegge, Director of the Division of Social Sciences at Rutgers University, relative to Rutgers University, the American Association of University Professors, mutual friends and other personal matters.
Box 12 Folder 36
Fuhlbruegge, Edward
1960-1979
Scope and Contents
1960-1967, 1974, 1978-1979, 1981. Personal correspondence.
Box 12 Folder 37
Fulbright Award
1951-1958
Scope and Contents
1951, 1958
Box 13 Folder 1
Fund for the Republic
1953-1965
Scope and Contents
1953, 1955-1959, 1965. Correspondence with administrators at the Fund for the Republic. Doctor Konvitz was asked to participate at a May 5-9, 1958 seminar sponsored by the Fund's project, "Religion in a Democratic Society" (March 21, 1958). Correspondence in regard to the publication of Konvitz's book, Fundamental Liberties of a Free People, which he wrote with fellowship support from the Fund. Konvitz suggests that the Fund support the study of civil liberties in the field of labor relations. Correspondence with the Fund, with Congressman Clifford P. Case, with Vice President Wright, Provost Hill, Dean Catherwood, and Professor Adams relative to Konvitz's unsuccessful proposal for the establishment of a Bill of Rights Institute at Cornell University to be financed by the Fund (March-September 1953).
Box 13 Folder 2
Fundamental Liberties of a Free People
1952-1978
Scope and Contents
1952-1960, 1963-1964, 1972-1973, 1976, 1978. Correspondence with Cornell University Press about Konvitz's book, Fundamental Liberties of a Free People. Letters from Chief Justice Earl Warren and Justice William O. Douglas thanking Konvitz for copies of his book. Douglas comments that he found the book to be extremely provocative and the best over-all summary and critique that he has read of the First Amendment problems and their treatment by the Court (March 27, 1958). Correspondence with Professor Walter Gellhorn, Department of Law at Columbia University, who nominated Konvitz's book the Sidney Hillman Award (January 13, 1958). Correspondence with Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas. Professor Konvitz mentions that he has been criticized for being too lenient toward Douglas and Justice Black and too critical toward Justice Frankfurter (December 4, 1957).
Box 13 Folder 3
G
1959-1965
Scope and Contents
Letter from Marvin Gelfand, Farleigh Dickinson University, asking Konvitz for comments on a "Preliminary Report of the Committee to Save Ellis Island," (February 25, 1960). Correspondence with Professor Eric Goldman, Department of History at Princeton University; Konvitz participated in the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) television program, Open Mind, on "The Living Constitution: Labor and the Corporation," December 11, 1960. Goldman was the program's moderator (November 29, 1960). Correspondence with Judge Sidney Goldmann, Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey (February 1959-March 1960). Personal correspondence with Paul Goodman, Institute for Policy Studies, on the possibility of the American Association of University Professors helping to ensure that intellectuals and artists are not misrepresented in media interviews (October 10, 1963). Correspondence with Dean Erwin N. Griswold, Harvard Law School, on issues of mutual interest including law case books and the nature and attitude of law school students.
Box 13 Folder 4
G
1948-1959
Scope and Contents
1948, 1950-1959. Correspondence with Susan Brandeis Gilbert and Jacob H. Gilbert, on the Brandeis Centennial celebration at Cornell on April 2, 1957. Correspondence with Robert A. Goldwin, American Foundation for Political Education, relating to Konvitz's Civil Rights in Immigration. Professor Konvitz explains why he did not consider the Fifth Amendment problem (June 15, 1954). Correspondence with Bertha Gruner. Konvitz mentioned that at various times he has urged upon the College of Arts and Sciences the establishment of a Middle East area research and teaching institute (February 13, 1950). Correspondence with Doctor George C. Guins. Konvitz comments that he has a strong interest in Soviet legal problems, in Marxism and particularly the Marxist position with respect to law and the state (May 5, 1958).
Box 13 Folder 5
G - General Correspondence
1966-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor Marc Galanter, University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School, on Galanter's publication on the problem of affirmative action in India (October 20, 1978). Correspondence with Doctor Abe P. Gannes relating to activities of the Hebrew Culture Foundation. Correspondence with Dennis M. Gingold. Konvitz comments that disqualifying differences between citizens and aliens should be eliminated (April 26, 1973). Correspondence with Sidney Goldmann, former Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division Judge. Professor Konvitz mentions that at Cornell a campaign to raise three and a half million dollars on behalf of Jewish studies was identified with Johnathan Netanyahu. Konvitz also describes his memories of Trenton when he was a child (September 21, 1976). Konvitz comments that the field of legal history in the United States has been neglected and discusses previous suggestions he has made concerning the writing of a history of legal developments in New Jersey. Other personal correspondence with Goldmann. Correspondence with Doctor Eli Goldstein, President of the Herzliah-Jewish Teachers Seminary regarding the Seminary. Konvitz served as Acting Chairman of the Academic Advisory Council of the Seminary (June 1974-October 1975). Correspondence with Rabbi Israel Goldstein on personal matters (September 1973-June 1980). Correspondence with Rabbi Irwin Groner, Chairman of the Rabbinical Assembly Convention for 1976, in regard to Konvitz's address at the March 29, 1976 Convention (December 22, 1975). Correspondence with Professor Bertram M. Gross, Distinguished Professor of Urban Affairs and Planning at Hunter College, commenting on an article by Gross on post-industrial neo-Fascism. Correspondence with Herbert Gussman who, for several years, donated funds to Cornell University for the acquisition of books by Olin Library in Semitic languages and literatures. Other personal correspondence (June 1969-December 1980).
Box 13 Folder 6
Gallob, Ben
1949-1956
Scope and Contents
1949-1951, 1952-1956. Personal correspondence with Ben Gallob in which the economic views of Hapoel Hamizrachi and Israel laws on religion are discussed. Also correspondence regarding The National Jewish Post where Gallob was employed as the managing editor until February 1951; and personal matters.
Box 13 Folder 7
Gaulkin, Edward
1946-1959
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Edward Gaulkin, Judge in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division, regarding Congressman Kean of New Jersey, his activities for the Jewish Community, and his insights with regard to the role of the court system and judges. Konvitz describes the American Jewish Congress and his involvement in Congress affairs. Includes a copy of a letter from United States Congressman Robert W. Kean to Gaulkin. Kean comments that he has been concerned that the Taft-Hartley Amendment may be made an important issue in his campaign and discusses strategy to counter attacks on his position (June 9, 1950). Konvitz praises an article by Gaulkin on the lawyers' loyalty oath and comments that the article is an affirmation of the right or duty of civil disobedience as envisioned by Thoreau and is in the great tradition of liberalism (July 29, 1949). Other correspondence with Gaulkin. Gaulkin discusses the politics and situations of a prosecutor and New Jersey State Judge. Also personal correspondence.
Box 13 Folder 8
Gaulkin, Edward
1960-1980
Scope and Contents
1960-1975, 1977-1980. Personal correspondence with Edward Gaulkin. Gaulkin discusses national and international political situations. Correspondence with Gaulkin's son, Charles, who works for the publication department of the United Nations on the United Nations Human Rights Commission and its investigation of the Israeli practices with respect to the Arab population in the occupied territory. Konvitz and Edward Gaulkin are close friends, and this is reflected in the nature of their correspondence.
Box 13 Folder 9
The Ghetto and Beyond [Peter I. Rose, editor]
1964-1976
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor Peter I. Rose, Smith College, regarding Konvitz's contribution to the volume.
Box 13 Folder 10
Goldberg, Arthur J.
1956-1978
Scope and Contents
1956, 1958, 1960-1963, 1965, 1968, 1973, 1975, 1978. Correspondence with Arthur J. Goldberg, United States Ambassador at Large and former Secretary of Labor. Goldberg asks Konvitz to join him and several other individuals and organizations in signing a letter Goldberg wrote urging Kurt Waldheim, Secretary-General of the United Nations, to ensure that member states of the United Nations refrain from expelling or suspending Israel from the United Nations (August 15, 1975). Includes copies of Goldberg's letter to Waldheim (August 14, 1975) and of Waldheim's reply (September 8, 1975). Goldberg asks Konvitz to join him and others in signing an appeal that he wrote to Soviet Union leaders for the granting of amnesty on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, for Soviet Jews who are imprisoned for actions growing out of their desire to emigrate from the Soviet Union to join their families in Israel (January 26, 1973). Includes copy of Goldberg's letter to Soviet leaders. Konvitz comments on his interest in a national celebration of the centennial of the Emancipation Proclamation. Konvitz mentions that it would be appropriate for the School of Industrial and Labor Relations to play a notable role in a national celebration. Konvitz suggests that the School might set up a lecture series, which might result in the publication of a volume (March 17, 1961). Goldberg is supportive of the idea and agrees with Professor Konvitz that a commemoration of the centennial should serve as an occasion for the celebration for the case of labor's freedom as well as that of civil rights (March 29, 1961). A copy of a letter from Professor Horace M. Kallen to Goldberg urging him to make the centennial of the Emancipation Proclamation an important occasion in remembrance of the Civil War (March 21, 1961). Other correspondence between Konvitz and Goldberg is related to strategies for raising research funds (April 24, 191) and personal matters.
Box 13 Folder 11
Goldstein, Morris
1962-1979
Scope and Contents
1962-1969, 1978-1979. Correspondence with Morris Goldstein relating to Fanny Goldstein Memorial Fund and the Barnett P. Goldstein Memorial Scholarship. Also personal correspondence.
Box 13 Folder 12
Gordis, Robert
1949-1954
Scope and Contents
Personal correspondence with Rabbi Robert Gordis, Chairman of the Board of Editors of "Judaism." Konvitz was a member of the Editorial Board. Konvitz explains that the Industrial and Labor Relations Review must be above partisanship and any class or personal interest. Doctor Konvitz comments that while he often rejects papers on the basis of his own judgment, he does not finally accept them unless they have been read and approved by a member and the chairman of the Editorial Board as well as himself. Detailed correspondence relating to the efforts of Konvitz and Gordis in securing funding from the American Jewish Congress for the establishment of the magazine Judaism. Detailed discussions about the establishment and publication of "Judaism." Also personal correspondence.
Box 13 Folder 13
Gordon, H.L.
1948-1951
Scope and Contents
1948, 1950-1951. Correspondence with Doctor Hirsch L. Gordon on reviews of the books by Konvitz's father and of Gordon's book Maggid of Caro.
Box 13 Folder 14
Gotesky, Rubin
1967-1974
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor Gotesky, Department of Philosophy, Northern Illinois University. In Konvitz's November 10, 1967 letter to Gotesky, Konvitz discusses reactions to the establishment of Cornell United Religious Work. In his own letter, Gotesky comments that he agrees with Konvitz that religious organizations should not be under hegemony of a university. Gotesky also comments that he agrees with Konvitz's recommendation that religious institutions should be run and supported by those who have a lasting interest in them. Gotesky recommends a plan for the dis-establishment of Cornell United Religious Work (October 28, 1969). Other very detailed correspondence from Gotesky on philosophical questions, particularly relating to Gotesky's attitudes and perceptions about world events, life, his work, himself, and Konvitz. Also correspondence on Horace Kallen and The Philosophy Forum for which Gotesky was Editor, and Konvitz a member of the Editorial Board. Scholarly and personal correspondence.
Box 13 Folder 15
Gotesky, Rubin
1954-1959
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor Rubin Gotesky, Department of Philosophy and Religion at the University of Georgia. Copy of a letter from Horace Kallen to Gotesky. Kallen explains how Gotesky and Konvitz diverge on their fundamental center of allegiance (October 4, 1954). Letter from Konvitz to Gotesky in which Konvitz comments on Gotesky's involvement in the Unitarian church in Athens (October 18, 1954). Other correspondence from Gotesky including detailed discussions of religion and race relations, institutional politics, and the fear of Communist faculty at the University of Georgia. Konvitz and Gotesky became friends as undergraduates in a philosophy course at New York University (June 7, 1955).
Box 13 Folder 16
Gotesky, Rubin
1974-1980
Scope and Contents
Detailed personal correspondence from Gotesky
Box 13 Folder 17
Gotesky, Rubin
1960-1969
Scope and Contents
[1960- ] 1960-1969. Correspondence from Gotesky. Gotesky discusses in detail his work, his attitudes toward life, scholarly issues, and literature. Correspondence between Konvitz and Gotesky regarding the latter's "Charter of Academic Rights and University Governance" and suggestion that the American Association of University Professors develop models of legislation in which the rights of faculty are protected (November 20, 1965). Konvitz comments that he does not believe that state legislatures are likely to be more sympathetic than college and university trustees to the role of faculty in university governance (November 24, 1965). Doctor Konvitz believes that the American Association of University Professors has been very influential with respect to academic freedom.
Box 13 Folder 18
Gotesky, Rubin
1946-1954
Scope and Contents
[Before January 1954] 1946-1954. Correspondence with Gotesky. Konvitz mentions that anyone who has criticized his writings on Israel and Zionism has done so on the basis of any alleged misstatement of fact (December 7, 1949). Copy of a detailed letter from John Dewey to Gotesky commenting on Gotesky's essay on Liberalism and Crisis (November 28, 1948). Copy of a letter from Dewey to Gotesky commenting on Gotesky's review of Dewey's latest book (October 14, 1948). Other correspondence almost entirely from Gotesky consists of his replies to Konvitz's letters, detailing his views on social and political issues of the time.
Box 14 Folder 1
Gray, Herman
1946-1966
Scope and Contents
1946-1949, 1952, 1955, 1958, 1960, 1962, 1966. Correspondence with Herman A. Gray relating to the disposition of the archives and libraries of the American Association for Social Security and of Abe Apstein. Konvitz encouraged Gray to arrange for the materials to be donated to the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations. Other routine personal correspondence.
Box 14 Folder 2
Greene, Israel B.
1967-1980
Scope and Contents
1967, 1969, 1971, 1975, 1978-1980. Correspondence with Israel B. Green. Konvitz and Green discuss the concept of equity. Correspondence with other persons, including Abraham Harmon, the President of Hebrew University, and Greene's wife and daughter, on the establishment of the Israel B. Greene Foundation for Equity Studies at Hebrew University. Other personal correspondence.
Box 14 Folder 3
Greene, Israel B.
1960-1964
Scope and Contents
[1960- ] 1960-1961. 1964. Routine personal correspondence.
Box 14 Folder 4
Greene, Israel B.
1947-1959
Scope and Contents
1947-1950, 1952-1959. Correspondence with Greene including the mention of legal issues such as statutory interpretation and the Fifth Amendment. Also personal correspondence.
Box 14 Folder 5
Greene, Stephen
1974
Scope and Contents
A copy of an honors thesis on "England, the Apocalypse, and the Return of the Jews."
Box 14 Folder 6
Greenstein, Howard R.
1971-1981
Scope and Contents
1971-1975, 1979-1981. Correspondence with Rabbi Howard R. Greenstein about lectures that he has attended that were given by Doctor Konvitz. Also routine personal correspondence.
Box 14 Folder 7
Groat, William B.
1949-1979
Scope and Contents
1949-1951, 1956, 1958, 1960, 1962-1964, 1969, 1971, 1971-1974, 1976-1979. Largely personal correspondence with Justice William B. Groat, Administrative Judge of the Supreme Court of New York State.
Box 14 Folder 8
Grolier Encyclopedia relative to [Charles Cuningham]
1961-1964
Scope and Contents
1961, 1964. Correspondence with Charles E. Cuningham, Social Science Editor of Grolier Encyclopedia, regarding Professor Konvitz's article on Liberia for the Encyclopedia International.
Box 14 Folder 9
Gross, Feliks - Personal
1946-1951
Scope and Contents
1946-1947, 1949, 1951. Correspondence with Doctor Feliks Gross, Institute and Regional Studies and Graduate School of Arts and Science at New York University. Gross describes in some detail aspects of scholarly problems in the fields of economics and international and labor relations which he was considering. Also personal correspondence.
Box 14 Folder 10
Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
1949-1963
Scope and Contents
1949, 1952-1959, 1963. Correspondence with the Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Konvitz unsuccessfully applied for a second fellowship to study Israeli civil liberties and Israeli labor movements and the human rights work of the Council of Europe (June 26, 1958).
Box 14 Folder 11
Gussman, Herbert
1949-1964
Scope and Contents
1949, 1954-1960, 1962-1964. Correspondence with Herbert Gussman on contributions to Cornell University Libraries for the acquisition and processing of Hebrew and Judaica books.
Box 14 Folder 12
H
1940-1961
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Justice Philip Halpern, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of New York, relating to Halpern's requests for material on activities of the United Nations in the field of human rights. Konvitz comments that non-Americans always have difficulty understanding that in the United States there is no "minorities" problem, except for the Indian. Rather, the problems in the United States impinge on individual rights (September 14, 1954). Correspondence with United States Senator Thomas C. Hennings, Junior on a resolution introduced by Hennings to curb abuses of committee power in the Senate by introducing codes of fair procedure (January 26, 1955). Letter from J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the Federal Bureau of investigation, in reply to a request from Konvitz for a copy of Hoover's article, "How the FBI Tracks Reds and Spies" (November 26, 1952). Correspondence with United States Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, Chairman of the Subcommittee on Labor and Labor Management Relations. Humphrey requested that Konvitz testify before the Subcommittee on the subject of Communist domination of certain unions. Konvitz could not accept the invitation because it conflicted with his trip to Liberia (May 19, 1952). Correspondence with other persons regarding scholarly, academic, and personal matters.
Box 14 Folder 13
H
1947-1966
Scope and Contents
1947-1949, 1951-1952, 1955-1966. Correspondence with Professor Louis M. Hacker, Department of Economics at Columbia University. Konvitz asks Hacker to teach his American Ideals course in the spring of 1965 when Konvitz will be at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (February 3, 1964). Konvitz and Hacker were unable to agree on when the class would be scheduled (February 7, 1964). Routine personal correspondence with Paul M. Herzog, President of the American Arbitration Association (December 1961 and January 1958); and Doctor Jerome Holland, President of Hampton Institute. Konvitz mentions that David Fellman, the President of the American Association of University Professors, concurred with him that Konvitz should discuss with Holland some of the problems that the American Association of University Professors has had concerning some Black colleges and universities (April 4, 1964). Personal correspondence with James M. Nabrit, Junior, President of Howard University (July 1960); and with Doctor Edwin H. Wilson, Executive Director of the American Humanist Association, and editors of The Humanist. Correspondence with United States Senator Hubert Humphrey. Humphrey asks Konvitz for his advice on the appropriate line of Presidential succession (January 22, 1964). Routine correspondence with David L. Hurwood, Secretary of the Board of Governors of the Menorah Association, Incorporated. Konvitz was the Secretary of the Association's Menorah Faculty Council.
Box 14 Folder 14
H - General Correspondence
1948-1980
Scope and Contents
1948, 1955-1960, 1962-1980. Correspondence with Professor William Haber, Department of Economics at the University of Michigan and international president of Obshestvo Remeslenofo zemledelcheskofo Truda (ORT), regarding routine activities concerning their involvement in Jewish organizations, mutual friends, and other personal matters. Also, some correspondence from Haber commenting on the political situation in Israel (April 19, 1978). In a letter from Haber to Konvitz, Haber describes his impressions of the situation for Jewish deported persons in Europe in 1948 (March 12, 1948). Personal correspondence with Mortimer Jacobson, President of Hadassah (August 22, 1966); and with Rose L. Halprin, former President of Hadassah (May 27, 1976). Also routine correspondence with Professor Oscar Handlin, Librarian of Harvard University Library (June 8, 1979). William H. Hastie, Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit (August 21, 1968). Correspondence with Kalman Sultanik, Chairman of the Herzl Press, regarding the possibility of Konvitz's taking the position of Chairman of the Editorial Board of Midstream (January 26, 1977). Correspondence with Doctor Stuart C. Haskins relating to their mutual interest in Ralph Waldo Emerson (October 1973-December 1977). Personal correspondence with Chaim Herzog, Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations (July 1977-November 1980). Isaac Herzog is a former student at Cornell. Correspondence with Professor J.A. Heschel, the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, regarding the statement expressing Jewish concern over developments in Vietnam that was written by Heschel and Doctor Leo Pfeffer. Heschel explains that the statement expresses Jewish religious and ethical beliefs and that its authors feel that it is important that prominent Jewish persons speak out as Americans and, specifically, as Jews (September 9, 1966). While Konvitz comments that he does not question the right of Jewish organizations to take positions on public matters with respect to individual action, he does know that his Jewish conscience is different fro that of others who are Christian. Doctor Konvitz remarks that "conscience is a God-given gift that makes all of us speak more clearly to Jews than to Christians." Letter from Vice-President Humphrey thanking Konvitz for his congratulations. Humphrey mentions that he is interested in the maximum application of the insight of the behavioral sciences toward the solution of many domestic and foreign problems (February 23, 1965). Humphrey mentions that he will make Konvitz's statement on Presidential succession available to the Subcommittee on Constitutional Amendments of the Committee on the Judiciary which is investigating the question (April 1, 1964). Personal correspondence with Doctor David Hyatt, President of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, Incorporated (July 1966-December 1977). Correspondence with others regarding routine and personal matters.
Box 14 Folder 15
Haifa, University of
1973-1978
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Abraham Kaplan, Provost of the University of Haifa. Konvitz agrees to serve as a member of the Academic Advisory Board of the Academy for Jewish Studies Without Walls, sponsored by the American Jewish Committee and the University of Haifa (June 1, 1973).
Box 14 Folder 16
Hallane
1968
Scope and Contents
Detailed letter from Martha Applegarth Hallane relative to Konvitz's review of a book by Matthew Josephson (January 26, 1968).
Box 14 Folder 17
Halpern, Benjamin
1946-1954
Scope and Contents
1946-1947, 1949, 1951, 1953-1954. Personal correspondence with Benjamin Halpern, director of the Department of Culture and Education of the Jewish Agency for Palestine and former Managing Editor of Jewish Frontier
Box 14 Folder 18
Hampton Institute
1966-1967
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Thomas M. Law, Director of the Division of Business of the Hampton Institute, regarding Konvitz's evaluation of his visit to Hampton on March 13-14, 1967; and routine documents about the Cornell-Hampton Cooperative Program.
Box 14 Folder 19
Harvard Law Review
1947-1976
Scope and Contents
1947-1948 1957-1958, 1960, 1976. Correspondence with book review editors and the president of the Harvard Law Review in relation to book reviews by Konvitz and the possibility of Konvitz writing an article.
Box 14 Folder 20
Hatchett Affair.
Scope and Contents
Materials regarding John F. Hatchett. Documents concerning Hatchett and concerning his relationship to Cornell. ACCESS RESTRICTED. No date.
Box 14 Folder 21
Hebrew University
1950-1980
Scope and Contents
1950-1952, 1955, 1957-1959, 1962, 1965-1967, 1969-1970, 1972- 1973, 1978-1980. Correspondence with Zvi H. Bar-Niv, President of the National Labor Court, relative to the establishment of the Institute of Labor and Social Security Studies at Hebrew University. Correspondence with Professor Jacob Katz, Rector of Hebrew University, about their mutual interest in Jewish rights in the Diaspora.
Box 14 Folder 22
Hayim Greenberg Teachers Seminary
1972
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Gershon Winer, Hayim Greenberg Teachers Seminary, regarding the reorganization of the Seminary. Konvitz agrees to serve as Chairman of the Academic Council of the Hayim Greenberg Institute (February 29, 1972)
Box 14 Folder 23
Hayman, Eugene
1946-1953
Scope and Contents
1946, 1948-1949, 1951-1953. Personal correspondence with Eugene Hayman, a former Cornell student.
Box 14 Folder 24
Hebraic Studies Fund
1959-1960
Scope and Contents
Correspondence and memorandums relating to the Hebraic Studies Fund at Cornell University. Professor Konvitz helped to establish the Fund for contributions to be used to purchase Hebrew books by the Cornell library.
Box 14 Folder 25
Hebrew Culture Foundation - Doctor S. Blumenfield
1961-1970
Scope and Contents
1961-1962, 1964-1970. Detailed correspondence primarily with Doctor Samuel M. Blumenfield, Secretary of the Hebrew Culture Foundation and Director of the Department of Education and Culture of the Jewish Agency, regarding all aspects of the affairs of the Foundation. Doctor Konvitz has been the Chairman of the Foundation since 1962
Box 14 Folder 26
Hebrew Culture Foundation - Blumenfield, Doctor Samuel M.
1962-1963
Scope and Contents
[1962- ] 1962-1963. Correspondence relating to the Hebrew Culture Foundation primarily with Doctor Blumenfield.
Box 14 Folder 27
Hebrew Culture Foundation - By Laws, Charter
1955-1962
Scope and Contents
1955, 1962. A copy of the Foundation's By- Laws which were written by Konvitz.
Box 15 Folder 1
Hebrew Culture Foundation (Establishment of "Chair" at Cornell)
1956-1961
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Judah J. Shapiro, Secretary of the National Foundation regarding the Foundation's support for Jewish scholarship at Cornell.
Box 15 Folder 2
Hebrew Culture Foundation - General Correspondence through 1969
1954-1969
Scope and Contents
1954, 1962, [1965- 1969]. Detailed correspondence with Stuart M. Brown, Junior, Dean of Cornell's College of Arts and Sciences; James A. Perkins, President of Cornell; and Professors Isaac Rabinowitz and David Patterson, relative to the Hebrew Culture Foundation's grant in support of the teaching of modern Hebrew language and literature at Cornell; Patterson's position at Cornell; and the establishment of a Department of Semitic Languages and Literature.
Box 15 Folder 3
Hebrew Culture Foundation - General Correspondence
1968-1971
Scope and Contents
1970-1971, 1968-1971. Correspondence with various people but mostly with Doctor Abraham P. Gannes, Secretary of the Foundation, on all aspects of Foundation work.
Box 15 Folder 4
Hebrew Culture Foundation - General Correspondence
1971-1974
Scope and Contents
1972-1973 [1971-1973] 1974. Correspondence with Professor Jacob Neusuer, Department of Religious Studies at Brown University.
Box 15 Folder 5
Hebrew Culture Foundation - General Correspondence
1973-1977
Scope and Contents
1974-1975 [1973]-1977. Correspondence with people involved in activities of the Hebrew Culture Foundation
Box 15 Folder 6
Hebrew Culture Foundation - Correspondence
1978-1980
Scope and Contents
1978 [1978-1979] 1980. Correspondence with persons involved in activities of the Hebrew Culture Foundation. Also reports, minutes, and memorandums.
Box 15 Folder 7
Hebrew Culture Foundation - Rose L. Halprin
1965
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Rose L. Halprin, Chairperson of the Jewish Agency - American Section and former President of Hadassah, relating to the Hebrew Culture Foundation.
Box 15 Folder 8
Hebrew Culture Foundation - Institutions
1962-1965
Scope and Contents
Correspondence between Konvitz and Doctor Samuel M. Blumenfield, Secretary of the Foundation, and several colleges and universities (including Columbia University, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Baltimore Hebrew College, the University of Chicago, Hofstra College, Indiana University, Kent State University, Long Island University, the New School for Social Research, New York University, the University of Pennsylvania, Rutgers University, the University of Texas, Washington University, and West Virginia University) regarding Foundation grants and the Hebrew programs of these institutions.
Box 15 Folder 9
Hebrew Culture Foundation - Milton R. Konvitz, Chairman
1965-1966
Scope and Contents
Letter from Doctor Konvitz to Dean David A. Thomas, School of Business and Public Affairs at Cornell, on the possibility of a grant to the Hebrew Culture Foundation from the Merrill Trust.
Box 15 Folder 10
Hebrew Culture Foundation - October, 1965 - Meeting
1963-1966
Scope and Contents
1963 [1965] 1966. Letter from Professor Stuart M. Brown, Junior, Dean of Cornell's College of Arts and Sciences, relative to the teaching of modern Hebrew language and literature at Cornell (October 7, 1965). Correspondence with Doctor James A. Perkins, President of Cornell. Konvitz informs Perkins of the Foundation's decision to support a position in modern Hebrew language and literature (October 26, 1965).
Box 15 Folder 11
Hebrew Culture Foundation - Levinthal, Honorable Louis E.
1962
Scope and Contents
[1962- ] 1962. Correspondence with Louis E. Levinthal, former Chairman of the Hebrew Culture Foundation; and other correspondence relating to routine Foundation matters
Box 15 Folder 12
Hebrew culture Foundation - Minutes, Board Meetings
1963-1980
Scope and Contents
Memorandums and minutes of Board of Directors meetings for each year between 1963 and 1979 and correspondence on the activities and finances of the Foundation.
Box 15 Folder 13
Hebrew Culture Foundation - Board Meetings 1978
1976-1979
Scope and Contents
1976-1979. Includes minutes of Board of Directors meetings, financial information, and copies of the report, "The Hebrew Culture Foundation 1955-1978," by Abraham P. Gannes (November 1977)
Box 15 Folder 14
Hebrew Culture Foundation - Neuman, Doctor Emanuel, Tarbut Foundation, Incorporated
1962-1963
Scope and Contents
[1962- ] 1962-1963. Correspondence with Doctor Emanuel Neuman, President of the Tarbuth Foundation, Incorporated
Box 15 Folder 15
Hebrew Culture Foundation - Shapiro, Doctor Judah J.
1962-1965
Scope and Contents
[1962- ] 1962-1965. Correspondence with Judah J. Shapiro, Secretary of the National Foundation for Jewish Culture. In a letter from Shapiro, written on the behalf of Doctor Nahum Goldmann of the World Zionist Movement, Shapiro informs Konvitz that Goldmann wants Konvitz to serve on a United States and Canada committee and to attend the committee meetings in Geneva between August 23 and August 26, 1965, at the expense of the World Zionist Organization (May 14, 1965).
Box 15 Folder 16
Hebrew culture Foundation - Miscellaneous printed materials
1962-1965
Scope and Contents
Includes report of programs in Hebrew and Jewish studies
Box 15 Folder 17
Hebrew Culture Foundation - Financial Report
1980-1981
Box 16 Folder 1
Hebrew Culture Foundation - Miscellaneous
1966-1979
Scope and Contents
1966, 1968-1971, 1973-1979. Includes financial statements of the Foundation, a copy of the Foundation's certificate of incorporate, and other Foundation correspondence and material
Box 16 Folder 2
Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institution of Religion
1966-1978
Scope and Contents
1966-1968, 1971-1972, 1977-1978. Correspondence with administrators. Konvitz was awarded the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters at the Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion, America's Seminary of Reform Judaism, on June 5, 1966.
Box 16 Folder 3
Hebrew University - Collection of Funds
1961-1962
Box 16 Folder 4
Heller, Bernard
1946-1977
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Rabbi Bernard Heller, President of Yeshiva Rabbi Joseph Konvitz, and director of the Jewish Cultural Property Division, under the American Military Government. Konvitz comments on the "home rule" proposal by Judge Hofstadter (January 19, 1951). Other correspondence relating to the Yeshiva Rabbi Joseph Konvitz and personal matters. Also a copy of the "Certificate of Incorporate of the Bernard Heller Foundation, Incorporated."
Box 16 Folder 5
Heller, Bernard
1946-1977
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Rabbi Bernard Heller, President of Yeshiva Rabbi Joseph Konvitz, and director of the Jewish Cultural Property Division, under the American Military Government. Konvitz comments on the "home rule" proposal by Judge Hofstadter (January 19, 1951). Other correspondence relating to the Yeshiva Rabbi Joseph Konvitz and personal matters. Also a copy of the "Certificate of Incorporate of the Bernard Heller Foundation, Incorporated."
Box 16 Folder 6
Herberg, Will
1946-1956
Scope and Contents
Detailed correspondence with Professor Will Herberg, Drew University, on issues relating to Jewish ethics and history, theology, and Israel. Also detailed correspondence about lectures, articles, and personal matters.
Box 16 Folder 7
Herberg, Will
1957-1972
Scope and Contents
1957-1964, 1968, 1972. Konvitz asked Herberg to consider coming to Cornell for the academic year 1959-1960 as a visiting professor, and lecturing in Professor Konvitz's American Ideals course while Konvitz is on sabbatical (January 30, 1958). Konvitz mentions that he is planning a course or seminar for the spring semester of 1960-1961 that will focus mainly on the relations between labor and religion (November 7, 1960). Other personal correspondence.
Box 16 Folder 8
Hill, Herbert
1963-1978
Scope and Contents
1963-1964, 1967-1968, 1974-1975, 1977-1978. Correspondence with Professor Herbert Hill, Industrial Relations Research Institute at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and former National Labor Director of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, relative to Konvitz's comments on Hill's manuscripts and the arrangements for visits by Hill to lecture to Konvitz's and other professors' classes in the Industrial and Labor Relations and Law Schools.
Box 16 Folder 9
Hertzberg, Arthur
1967-1979
Scope and Contents
1967-1976, 1978-1979. Correspondence with Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg, President of the American Jewish Congress. Konvitz agrees to participate in a dialogue on Jewishness and the creative process as part of the April 1976 Bicentennial National Biennial Convention of the American Jewish Congress. Konvitz was a member of the Governing Council of the American Jewish Congress (April 2, 1974). Konvitz nominated Hertzberg to become a member of the Cornell Board of Trustees (February 20, 1974). Copy of a letter from William E. Simon, the Secretary of the United States Treasury, to Hertzberg on Simon's position and that of the Treasury Department on the Arab Boycott and other related issues (May 3, 1975). Also correspondence between Konvitz and Hertzberg on the Journal of Jewish Social Studies; the Conference on Jewish Social Studies; the American Jewish Congress; and their articles and other publications.
Box 16 Folder 10
Herzberg, Max J.
1946-1949
Scope and Contents
Personal correspondence with Max J. Herzberg, Principal of Weequahic High School, Newark, New Jersey, and a member of the Executive Committee of the National Council of Teachers of English, regarding routine publication matters relating to an essay on "American Legal Writings" that Doctor Konvitz wrote for a volume Herzberg was editing on American literature. Also routine personal correspondence.
Box 16 Folder 11
Hillel Foundation - Book Funds
1965
Scope and Contents
Letters from Rabbi Benjamin M. Kahn, National Director of the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations; a copy of a news release and a memorandum to Hillel Directors from Kahn, relative to a grant from Professor and Mrs. Benjamin Siegel to Cornell to found a special Book Fund for the purchase of Hebrew and Yiddish language and literature books for Hillel Libraries. The grant was made as a result of Konvitz's initiative.
Box 16 Folder 12
Hillel Book Foundation
1966-1968
Scope and Contents
1966, 1968. A letter to Doctor Konvitz from Rabbi Kahn and copies of correspondence between Kahn and the Siegels on the latter's contributions to the Hillel Foundation for the purchase of books.
Box 16 Folder 13
Hillel National Commission
1965-1966
Scope and Contents
Letters from Rabbi Kahn. Professor Konvitz accepted nomination to membership on the B'nai B'rith Hillel Commission (January 3, 1966). Also minutes of the December 8, 1965 meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Hillel Commission.
Box 16 Folder 14
Hillel Commission 1972
1969
Scope and Contents
Confidential memorandums from Rabbi Kahn to members of the Hillel Commission and routine materials regarding Hillel affairs and activities. Also the "B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation's Citation of Service" certificate to Doctor Konvitz.
Box 16 Folder 15
Hillel Foundation
1969-1980
Scope and Contents
1969, 1974-1975, 1978-1980. Personal correspondence with Hillel Foundation officers including Doctor Alfred Jaspe, National Director
Box 16 Folder 16
Hillel Foundation
1965-1968
Scope and Contents
[1966] 1965-1968. Correspondence with Hillel Foundation officers on Hillel matters
Box 16 Folder 17
Hillman, Herman
1946-1954
Scope and Contents
1946-1951, 1954. Personal correspondence with Herman D. Hillman, National Housing Agency.
Box 16 Folder 18
Histadrut
1965-1979
Scope and Contents
1965-1968, 1971, 1973-1977, 1979. Letter from Sarah Morris, Executive Director of the American Histadrut Culture Exchange Institute, regarding Konvitz's agreement to chair a panel discussion on "Israel: The Next Decade" on November 4, 1973 at the Annual Convention of the National Committee for Labor Israel (October 3, 1973). Also included are minutes and memorandums of the Board of Directors, the Executive Committee, and other committees reports and other related materials. Konvitz was also a member of the Institute's Board of Trustees.
Box 16 Folder 19
Hollander, Louis
1951-1965
Scope and Contents
1951-1953, 1955-1956, 1958, 1962, 1964-1965. Correspondence with Louis Hollander, Secretary-Treasurer of the New York State American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations and a Trustee of Cornell University, regarding personal matters and university affairs.
Box 16 Folder 20
Holley, Marion - Personal
1949
Scope and Contents
Personal correspondence with Marion G. Holley, one of Konvitz's former students
Box 16 Folder 21
Hook, Sidney
1965-1989
Scope and Contents
1965-1969, 1971, 1973-1975, 1977-1989. Correspondence with Professor Sidney Hook, Department of Philosophy at New York University. Konvitz and Hook discuss scholarly and social issues in detail. This correspondence includes discussions regarding secular humanism (November 9, 1980); discrimination against hiring Jewish professors by prestigious American colleges and universities (March 12, 1979); student activism on American campuses; black activism at Cornell (January 19, 1969); the trial which Bertrand Russell, Sartre, and other Europeans were planning to stage in opposition to the war in Vietnam (August 19, 1966); and Hook's detailed criticisms of chapters of Konvitz's Expanding Liberties. Also includes comments on each other's publications, papers, and addresses. Includes related materials such as reprints and personal correspondence.
Box 16 Folder 22
Hook, Sidney
1960-1964
Scope and Contents
[1960- ] 1960-1964. Correspondence with Hook on legal issues and publications. Konvitz and Hook discuss legal issues including expatriation cases, jurisprudence, constitutional liberties, preferred and strategic freedoms, Supreme Court justices, Congressional power to override Court rulings, and the statute of limitation on the charge of conspiring to organize a Communist party. Correspondence includes scholarly discussions of Konvitz's monograph, Aspects of Liberty (February 18, 1962) and Hook's The Paradoxes of Freedom (January 22, 1962). Also correspondence on the work and control of the New Leader magazine (January 6, 1961), and on personal matters.
Box 16 Folder 23
Hook, Sidney
1946-1959
Scope and Contents
Scholarly and detailed correspondence with Professor Sidney Hook relating to segregation, discrimination, and principles of civil liberties (December 10, 1957; February 29, 1948; and March 19, 1948); the "United States Bill of Rights" (November 22, 1957); and the Executive Committee of the American Committee for Cultural Freedom (April 27, 1954). Correspondence on social and scholarly topics, including the publication of Professor Horace Kallen's Festschrift; and on personal matters.
Box 16 Folder 24
Hotels
1950-1965
Scope and Contents
1950, 1958, 1962-1965
Box 16 Folder 25
Hovde, Bryn J.
1947-1949
Scope and Contents
1947, 1949. Personal correspondence with Doctor Bryn J. Hovde, President of the New School for Social Research.
Box 16 Folder 26
Hudson Review
1948
Scope and Contents
Literary correspondence with the editors of the Hudson Review
Box 16 Folder 27
Howe, Irving
1967-1969
Scope and Contents
1967, 1969. Correspondence with Professor Irving Howe, City University of New York, relative to Howe's project to write a book on the development of secular Jewish life in the United States between 1880 and World War II - The Jewish Experience 1890-1950. Also correspondence from Howe regarding routine activities and work of the Jewish Labor Committee (July 22, 1969) and the Young People's Socialist League.
Box 16 Folder 28
Hurwitz, Henry - Menorah Journal - Personal
1947-1953
Scope and Contents
1947-1949, 1951, 1953. Correspondence with Henry Hurwitz, editor of the Menorah Journal. Includes detailed correspondence about Doctor Konvitz's reviews for the Journal. Copy of a letter from Hurwitz to the editor of Commentary in response to a critical letter to Commentary by Konvitz, commenting on Hurwitz's article, "Towards a Noble Community," in The Menorah Journal of Autumn 1948 (September 14, 1949). Also personal correspondence.
Box 16 Folder 29
Hyams, Ario S.
1949
Scope and Contents
Letter from Rabbi Ario S. Hyams, the Jewish Community Center, Teaneck, New Jersey. Hyams responds to Konvitz's Commentary article, "A Plea for Religious Freedom in Israel" (October 1, 1949)
Box 16 Folder 30
I - General Correspondence
1961-1981
Scope and Contents
1961, 1963, 1966, 1968, 1971-1981. Correspondence with Edwin Young, Secretary-Treasurer of the Industrial Relations Research Association, on Konvitz's nomination for election to the Executive Board (May 23, 1955). Correspondence with G. Israel, Secretary-General of the Alliance Israelite Universelle, on the AIU's (?) history and its relations to its counterparts in Germany, England, and the United States (June 27, 1974). Personal correspondence with George S. Ives, Chairman of the National Mediation Board (December 31, 1974).
Box 16 Folder 31
I
1947-1959
Scope and Contents
1947-1948, 1950-1953, 1955-1959. Correspondence with J. Anthony Marcus, President of the Institute of Foreign Trades, regarding Konvitz's January 1, 1956 letter in the New York Times. Doctor Konvitz argues against governmental censorship of Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) publications. Konvitz also comments that it is possible to fight against Communism without joining a "crusade" (January 9, 1956). Correspondence with Roger N. Baldwin.
Box 16 Folder 32
I
1956-1967
Scope and Contents
1956, 1958, 1961, 1963, 1966-1967. Correspondence with Saul L. Sherman, Executive Secretary of the American Fund for Free Jurists (February 7, 1966). Personal correspondence with Morris Iuschewitz, Secretary-Treasurer of the New York City Congress of Industrial Organizations Council, member of the New York City Board of Education, and Trustee of the New York State University.
Box 17 Folder 1
Injunctions, Study of the Use of - Senator Murray, Jack Barbash, Adams --sc
1946-1952
Scope and Contents
1946-1947, [1950] 1952. Correspondence with several people including Jack Barbash, staff Director of the United States senate Subcommittee on Labor Management Relations; Martin P. Catherwood, Dean of the Industrial and Labor Relations School; Jacob Seidenberg, Industrial and Labor Relations graduate research assistant; and R.W. Fleming, Director of the Industrial Relations Center at the University of Wisconsin, about Konvitz's direction of a study of the use of the injunction in labor disputes in the New York City metropolitan area since the adoption of the Little Norris-La Guardia Act; and about aspects of the broader study, by the United States Subcommittee on Labor-Management Relations of the Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, of the use of the injunction in labor disputes by state courts. The correspondence, memorandums, and reports provide detailed information about Konvitz's project and other areas of the Subcommittee's study. Also correspondence between Dean Catherwood and United States Senator James E. Murray, Chairman of the Subcommittee on Labor-Management Relations, on the participation of the Industrial and Labor Relations School in the study (April 1950). In addition to a number of reports and a bibliography on labor injunctions, there is a copy of "A proposal for a Workshop in Group Relations in Union Administration and Collective Bargaining."
Box 17 Folder 2
Injunction Study - Use of the Injunction - Senator James Murray, Jack Barbash, Adams
1950-1951
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with various people including Jack Barbash, Dean Catherwood, and Jacob Seidenberg relative to the study of the use of the injunction in labor disputes by courts in certain areas of New York state. The project included a quantitative study of the court records of New York and Kings Counties with the purpose of uncovering all the labor injunctions which were litigated from 1935 to June 1950. Also, the project included a study of the impact of the injunctions on collective bargaining relationships, which was accomplished by interviewing prominent lawyers involved in labor practice and by conducting some case studies of situations in which the injunction had been used. The study was included in the Senate Report, "State Court Injunctions," Senate Document Number 7, Eighty-First Congress, Second Session. Jacob Seidenberg conducted the study under Konvitz's supervision. Other material related to the Subcommittee's injunction study.
Box 17 Folder 3
Injunction Study - Use of the Injunction (Joe Dye)
1951
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Joseph Dye, Industrial and Labor Relations research assistant, relative to the study of labor injunction cases in Niagara and Erie Counties. Konvitz also wrote letters to several labor attorneys in these counties introducing Dye and asking them to grant Dye an interview in order to ascertain their views as to the efficiency of the Little Norris-La Guardia Act in New York State. Konvitz explained that Dye's study was being conducted independently of the United States Senate and for the Industrial and Labor Relations School's own use (July 1951).
Box 17 Folder 4
Institute for Future
1970
Scope and Contents
Routine correspondence with persons at the Institute for the Future, and Konvitz's participation in the Institute surveys.
Box 17 Folder 5
Institute for Policy Studies [Washington, District of Columbia]
1963-1964
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Arthur I. Waskow, Peace Research Institute Fellow
Box 17 Folder 6
Institute for Religious and Social Studies
1947-1950
Scope and Contents
Personal correspondence from Oscar I. Janowsky, Chairman of the Provisional Academic Council of the Jewish Museum, asking Doctor Konvitz to join the Council, which is sponsored by the Jewish Theological Seminary of America (October 31, 1949). Correspondence with Doctor Louis Finkelstein, President of the Jewish Theological Seminary and President of the Institute for Religious and Social Studies, about Finkelstein's criticisms of Konvitz's paper, "Judaism and the Democratic Ideal," which Konvitz prepared for the volume, Judaism and the Jews (February 17, 1947). Correspondence with Professor R.M. MacIver, Department of Sociology at Columbia University, relative to Konvitz's lecture at the Institute on "The Cost of Discrimination to the United States: The Domestic Scene, Law" on December 9, 1947. Also personal correspondence with Finkelstein.
Box 17 Folder 7
Institute for the Unity of Science
1947-1965
Scope and Contents
[1947-1963] 1965. Correspondence with Professor Philip G. Frank, Harvard University and President of the Institute for the Unity of Science; other members of the Board of Trustees; and persons involved in the affairs and activities of the Institute.
Box 17 Folder 8
Institute for the Unity of Science
1947-1976
Scope and Contents
1947-1952, 1962-1963, 1965, 1967, 1969-1973, 1975- 1976. Correspondence with members of the Board of trustees of the Institute; and other persons regarding the Institute's financial affairs.
Box 17 Folder 9
Institute for the Unity of Science
1950-1971
Scope and Contents
1950, 1952, 1960, 1962-1971. Correspondence with various people regarding the activities and financial affairs of the Institute. Correspondence with Professor Charles Morris, University of Florida and President of the Institute, relative to its future. It was decided to merge the Institute with the Minnesota Center for Philosophy (December 1, 1966). Related correspondence and materials.
Box 17 Folder 10
Institute for the Unity of Science - Bank Account
1965-1968
Scope and Contents
Bank account statements and cancelled checks
Box 17 Folder 11
Institute for the Unity of Science - Financial Papers
1970-1976
Scope and Contents
The Institute was legally dissolved on February 22, 1973 and its assets were turned over to the Philosophy of Science Association, East Lansing, Michigan, in June 1976. Correspondence and financial documents regarding the affairs and dissolution of the Institute.
Box 17 Folder 12
Institute for the Unity of Science - Legal Papers, etcetera
1970-1976
Scope and Contents
Correspondence and legal and financial documents relating to the dissolution of the Institute and the assignment of its assets to the Philosophy of Science Association.
Box 17 Folder 13
Institute for the Unity of Science - Officers, By-Laws, etcetera
1947-1961
Scope and Contents
1947, 1950-1955, 1957, 1959-1961. Correspondence and financial documents relative to the financial affairs of the Institute.
Box 17 Folder 14
Institute of Ethnic Affairs - J. Collier
1946-1950
Scope and Contents
1946-1947, 1949-1950. Routine correspondence with Doctor John Collier, President of the Institute of Ethnic Affairs, Incorporated; and Doloris Coulter, editor, about Doctor Konvitz's publications.
Box 17 Folder 15
Institute on Church and State
1948-1958
Scope and Contents
[1948-1949] 1951-1952, 1958. Correspondence with officers of the Institute on Church and State, Incorporated, on the preparation of a pamphlet on separation of church and state by Konvitz for the Institute. In a memo to Professors Kallen and Norton, and R. Lawrence Siegel, Konvitz explains that he treated only the question of broad principle in his pamphlet and that he intended it to strongly conflict with the positions of the Catholic Church (June 10, 1948). Siegel informs Konvitz that the Board of Directors of the Institute decided not to publish or distribute Konvitz's manuscript because its text and approach did not conform to their ideas (October 25, 1948).
Box 17 Folder 16
Intellectual Freedom, Ad Hoc Committee for
1972
Scope and Contents
Routine correspondence from the Ad Hoc Committee for Intellectual Freedom. Konvitz is a sponsor of the Committee.
Box 17 Folder 17
International Labour Organization
1957-1962
Scope and Contents
1957-1958, 1960-1962. Detailed correspondence with David S. Blanchard, Deputy Director of the International Labor Office, Washington Branch, in regard to the possibility of the International Labour Organization assisting in the establishment of an Institute or Department of Labor Studies at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Professor Konvitz explains that he was commissioned by the University to attempt to devise a plan for the establishment of a labor studies department or institute devoted to teaching, research, and extension. Correspondence with David A. Morse, Director-General of the International Labour Organization, about internships with the International Labour Organization for students in the Industrial and Labor Relations School's International Labor Training Program. Konvitz and Morse arranged for a student to participate in an internship with the International Labour Organization Field Office in Mexico City in 1962. Other correspondence between Konvitz and Morse relative to arrangements for Professor Ronald Donovan to meet with Morse and other people at the International Labour Organization to discuss the International Labor Training Program; and the need for trained American trade union personnel in the international field; and the prospective role of Cornell in such an undertaking (February 1962). Also correspondence with Morse regarding routine personal matters.
Box 17 Folder 18
Invitations
1965-1974
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with publishers, journals, law schools, and sponsors of conferences inviting Doctor Konvitz to make submissions. Letter from Lewis Mumford, thanking Konvitz for his "perceptive and penetrating" review in the December 19, 1970 Saturday Review of Mumford's book, The Myth and the Machine: The Pentagon of Power (December 21, 1970). Correspondence with Paul Kurtz, Editor of The Humanist. Konvitz responded to a request by Kurtz to answer three questions regarding campus turmoil, student power, violence, and how universities should react (January 22, 1969). The Humanist printed Professor Konvitz's answers in its May/June 1969 issue. Copy of a letter by Konvitz to the editor of The New York times in which Konvitz responds that he would not be affected by campus demonstrations against the war in Vietnam (October 14, 1969).
Box 18 Folder 1
Israel: American College, Jerusalem
1965
Scope and Contents
Letters from Doctor Norman Greenwald to Doctor Konvitz and Greenwalds memorandum about the establishment of an international college in Israel. Minutes of the founding meeting of the American College in Israel (May 31, 1965). Konvitz is listed as a founding member.
Box 18 Folder 2
Israel - General Correspondence
1964-1973
Scope and Contents
1964 [1966-1973]. Correspondence with Zvi Bar-Niv, President of the National Labor Court; Professor Alexander M. Dushkin, Hebrew University; Rabbi Doctor A. Carlebach, Niv Hamidrashia magazine; Doctor Israel Goldstein, former President of the American Jewish Congress; Abraham Harman, President of the Hebrew University; Yitzhak Lear, Consul General of Israel in New York; Shabtai Rosenne, Ambassador to the Permanent Mission of Israel to the United Nations; Professor Jacob L. Talmon; Doctor I.E. Nebenzahl, State Comptroller of Israel; Michael Shiloh, Consul for Educational Affairs at the Consulate General of Israel in New York; Yehuda Ben-David, Director of the Instructional Center at the Prime Minister's Office; David Ben-Dov, Consul General of Israel at San Francisco; Teddy Kollek, Mayor of Jerusalem; and Doctor Nahum Goldman, President of the Jewish agency for Israel. Correspondence with these persons and other Israelis regard affairs of their offices and some personal matters. Also a form letter to Konvitz from Jacob K. Javits and Abraham A. Ribcoff, Co-General Chairmen of the American Committee for Israel's Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Celebration, asking Konvitz to serve on their Committee (March 7, 1973) (Some of the correspondence is in Hebrew).
Box 18 Folder 3
Israel - Miscellaneous Correspondence
1954-1985
Scope and Contents
1954, 1957-1958, 1960-1965, [1969. 1985]. Correspondence with Doctor David Ben-Dov, Israeli Consul to the United States, about the arrangements for the visit of Ambassador Harman to Cornell on September 13, 1962; on the dismissal, on academic grounds, of an Israeli student (September 22, 1961); and on arrangements for Konvitz to guest lecture at Hebrew University (May 1961), and to study labor relations in Israel and, particularly, the Histadrut. Notes by Konvitz on the Histadrut regarding attitudes of workers and management toward workers on management councils. Letter to Doctor Konvitz from Zalman Shazar, President of Israel. Shazar mentions his visit to Cornell and his discussions with Konvitz, particularly on the problems of Jewish education. Shazar also mentions that he has lately been thinking of Konvitz in connection with the widespread debate on a number of articles by Hannah Ahrendt. Letters from Doctor Jacob I. Hartstein, Chairman of the Inter-University Committee on Israel. Konvitz became a member of the Committee (October 30 and September 17, 1962). (Some correspondence in Hebrew). Also routine personal letter from President Chaim Herzog, August 19, 1985.
Box 18 Folder 4
Israel-Truman Center for advancement of Peace
1970-1973
Scope and Contents
1970, 1972-1973. Routine administrative documents
Box 18 Folder 5
Israeli Lecturers [David Ben-Dov]
1960-1965
Scope and Contents
[1960-1962] 1965. Correspondence with Doctor David Ben-Dov, Education Attache of Israel to the United States, about the visit to the United States and lecture at Cornell University on February 8, 1962.
Box 18 Folder 6
Israeli Project - Harvard University
1957
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Norman Abrams of the Israeli Law Project at Harvard University (October 28, 1957)
Box 18 Folder 7
Ithaca Jewish Welfare Fund
1969-1970
Box 18 Folder 8
Ithaca - Personal
1951-1956
Scope and Contents
1951, 1955-1956. Personal correspondence with Ithacans. Also correspondence relative to concerns of Ithaca's Jewish community.
Box 18 Folder 9
Ives, Irving M. - Senator
1946-1958
Scope and Contents
1946, 1948-1949, 1951-1953, 1955-1958. Correspondence with Irving M. Ives, United States Senator and former Dean of the Industrial and Labor Relations School. Letter from Ives informing Konvitz that an enclosed letter (not in the file) is the formal notification of Konvitz's appointment to the staff of the Industrial and Labor Relations School (July 26, 1946). Other correspondence with Ives relative to recommendations from Konvitz on behalf of other people and on personal matters.
Box 18 Folder 10
J
1946-1959
Scope and Contents
1946-1955, 1957, 1959. Correspondence with R. Jespersen regarding public schools or high schools teaching non-sectarian religion (February 4, 1947). Correspondence with Jacob Pat, Executive Secretary of the Jewish Labor Committee. Pat writes (in Hebrew) his recollections of Konvitz's grandfather (August 1959). Personal correspondence with Leonard B. Job, President of Ithaca College (May 4, 1955). Correspondence with Doctor Charles S. Johnson, President of Fisk University, relative to academic matters (1950-1955). Personal letters to George M. Johnson, member of the Federal Civil Rights Commission and Dean of Howard University Law School (January 20, 1947 and June 9, 1959). Correspondence from the Jewish Statistical Bureau. Includes a confidential report of official conferences in Washington on the "Present Status of Federal Census of Religious Groups - Census of Jews" (January 30, 1948). Also a copy of a statement by S. Ralph Lazrus, Chairman of the Jewish Statistical Bureau, regarding the affairs of the Bureau (September 4, 1947). Correspondence with Professor Howard Mumford Jones, Harvard University, about each other's scholarly works. Brief outlines of a book on the American Constitution and a book on the Bill of Rights that Konvitz proposed writing for the Home University Library. Jones presented Professor Konvitz's outlines to the Oxford University Press (May 22, 1947). Other personal correspondence.
Box 18 Folder 11
J - General Correspondence
1950-1981
Scope and Contents
1950, 1954, 1957, 1960-1971, 1974-1981. Personal correspondence from Abner I. Jaffe, assistant Superintendent of the New York City Board of Education, on the Yeshiva of Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York (March 3, 1960). Correspondence with United States Senator Jacob Javits. Javits asks Konvitz to become an honorary committee member for a tribute to persons who have contributed most to American and world Jewry. Javits was the honorary chairman and the tribute was sponsored by the Jewish Braille Institute of America (October 22, 1974). Other routine correspondence with Javits. Correspondence from Jacob Sheinkman, President of the Jewish Labor Committee. Sheinkman, Chairman of the Eighty-Fifth Birthday Tribute to George Meany, asks Konvitz to become a member of the Sponsoring Committee of a project involving the writing of a publication interpreting Meany's role in the cause of human rights (May 4, 1979). Correspondence with Doctor H.J. Linfield, Executive Secretary of the Jewish Statistical Bureau. Confidential memorandums of the Bureau to the National Council for Statistics on Jews regarding the United States Census Bureau's proposal that it periodically compile socio-economic statistics on American religious groups. Konvitz comments that he is opposed to a question on religion in the United States Census, opposed to a question on religion in the United States Census, whether voluntary or mandatory, because he believes that such a question violates the religious clause of the First Amendment (June 10, 1966). Personal correspondence with Professor Howard Mumford Jones, Department of English at Harvard University (1965-1966, 1979). Other personal correspondence.
Box 18 Folder 12
Jacobs, Jules B.
1948-1955
Scope and Contents
1948-1950, 1952, 1955. Personal correspondence with a former student
Box 18 Folder 13
Jacobs, Nathan L.
1947-1961
Scope and Contents
1947-1948, 1950, 1952, 1957, 1959-1961. Personal correspondence with Nathan Jacobs, Associate Justice of the New Jersey State Supreme Court.
Box 18 Folder 14
Janowsky, Oscar I.
1953-1979
Scope and Contents
1953, 1955-1956, 1958-1966, 1977, 1979. Correspondence with Professor Oscar I. Janowsky, the City College, on publications and the survey of the Commission for the Study of Jewish Education in the United States. Konvitz replaced Janowsky as the Chairman of the Commission when Janowsky resigned. Also personal correspondence.
Box 18 Folder 15
Jewish Academy of Arts and Sciences
1964-1980
Scope and Contents
1964-1967, 1969, 1971, 1973-1980. Correspondence with Doctor Abraham Burstein, Secretary of the Academy regarding affairs of the Academy. Doctor Konvitz drafted the by-laws for the academy (February 23, 1966). Konvitz addressed the Academy on "A New Constitutional Liberty" on June 2, 1964 (February 18, 1964). Konvitz was elected as a fellow of the Academy on January 28, 1964 (January 29, 1964). Konvitz was also elected as Second Vice-President of the Academy (March 3, 1967). Other correspondence regarding Academy affairs. Also copies of the by-laws and certificate of incorporation of the Academy and other routine related materials.
Box 18 Folder 16
Jewish Agency
1963-1970
Scope and Contents
1963-1968, 1970. Correspondence with Isadore Hamlin, Executive Director of the Jewish Agency - American Section, about the Agency's annual grants to the Hebrew Culture Foundation, of which Doctor Konvitz was chairman. Correspondence with Rose L. Halprin, Chairman of the Jewish Agency - American Section regarding an article by Professor W.T. Mallison Junior on "Jewish peoplehood, nationality, entity, etcetera." Halprin asks Konvitz for his advice on a rejoiner to Mallison's article, and on long-range strategy to challenge the position expressed by Mallison and the Council for Judaism (October 21, 1964). Konvitz agrees with Halprin and favorably responds to her suggestion that a scholarly document on this question be written. Konvitz recommends Professors Louis Henkin and Michael N. Cardozo to prepare the legal aspects of the paper and Professor Ben Halpern and Oscar Janowsky to prepare the paper's historical arguments (October 26, 1964). Copies of letters that Halprin wrote to Phillips Talbot, Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, about statements by the American Council for Judaism, taken from a reply by Talbot to a letter from the Council on the subject of "the juridicial basis of Jewish peoplehood" (May 15 and June 29, 1964). A few other Agency materials including an "Agreement for the Reconstruction of the Jewish Agency for Israel" (February 23, 1970).
Box 18 Folder 17
Jewish Agency for Palestine - Samuel M. Blumenfield, et al.
1954-1961
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Samuel Blumenfield, Department of Education and Culture of the Jewish Agency for Israel. Professor Konvitz reviews projects (including an exchange of professors between American and Israeli colleges and universities, and support for graduate students to conduct field work and research in Israel) in which the Foundation should consider becoming involved (November 1, 1957). Other correspondence with Blumenfield about speaking engagements by Konvitz on the Agency's behalf and other routine matters.
Box 18 Folder 18
Jewish Center
1967
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Max Stern, President of the Jewish Center, relative to the Center's invitation to attend a dinner n honor of Rabbi Leo Jung, as a guest of the Center, because of Konvitz's friendship with Jung (March 8, 1967).
Box 18 Folder 19
Jewish Center Lecture Bureau
1947-1964
Scope and Contents
1947-1949, 1954-1960, 1964. Correspondence with Samuel D. Freeman, Director of the Jewish Center Lecture Bureau of the National Jewish Welfare Board, about requests by various groups and organizations for Professor Konvitz to lecture
Box 18 Folder 20
Jewish Publication Society
1976-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Edward B. Shils and Professor A. Leo Levin, Presidents of the Society, regarding the affairs of the Society
Box 18 Folder 21
Jewish Publication Society of America
1955-1965
Scope and Contents
1955-1956, 1958, 1962-1965. Correspondence with Professor Oscar I. Janowsky on the chapter on inter-group problems which Konvitz wrote for Janowsky's book, The American Jew. Also other correspondence on books published by the Jewish Publication Society.
Box 18 Folder 22
Jewish Publication Society - Ithaca Members
1965-1977
Scope and Contents
1965-1966, 1969-1972, 1977. Correspondence with Lesser Zussman, Executive Director of the Jewish Publication Society, regarding routine matters with respect to new Ithaca memberships solicited by Konvitz. Related materials.
Box 18 Folder 23
Jewish Publication Society - Publication Committee
1965-1975
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Jerome J. Shestack, President of the Jewish Publication Society. Doctor Konvitz suggests that the Jewish Publication Society apply to the Charles E. Merrill Trust for a grant of $50,000. Correspondence with Doctor Chaim Potok, Editor of the Jewish Publication Society, relative to suggestions for publication projects. Correspondence with other officers at the Jewish Publication Society, including Doctor Solomon Grayzel, Editor; and Lesser Zussman, Executive Director.
Box 18 Folder 24
Jewish Teachers Seminary - Herzliah
1963-1976
Scope and Contents
1963-1972, 1974, 1976. Detailed correspondence with Doctor Eli Goldstein, President of Jewish Teachers Seminary and People's University - Herzliah Hebrew Teachers Institute, about its proposed programs and the accreditation of the Institution (June-October, 1974). Correspondence with Professor Meir Ben-Horin, Jewish Teachers Seminary - Herzliah, regarding the Horace M. Kallen lecture. Doctor Konvitz delivered the first Horace M. Kallen Annual Lecture (March 12, 1971). Konvitz delivered the address at the Institute's Commencement Exercises on March 25, 1969 (June 5, 1969). The text of the address (June 25, 1969) is included. Minutes and proposals of the Academic Advisory Council and of the National Board of Jewish Teachers Seminary - Herzliah. Konvitz is a member of the Council.
Box 18 Folder 25
Jewish Tercentenary Celebration - 1954 - Rutgers University
1954
Scope and Contents
Program of Rutgers University's "Convocation in Recognition of the Tercentenary of Jewish Culture in North America" on November 7, 1954. At the Convocation Konvitz received an honorary degree from Rutgers. Related articles and newspaper clippings.
Box 18 Folder 26
Jewish Tercentenary Celebration - 1954
1954-1955
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with officers of the American Jewish Tercentenary regarding routine activities of the organization in relation to the Tercentenary celebration. Konvitz was appointed as the Chairman of the Ithaca Tercentenary Committee (October 27, 1954). Pamphlets, bulletins, articles, and other materials regarding the Tercentenary celebration.
Box 19 Folder 1
Jewish Theological Seminary (See also Finkelstein)
1952-1959
Scope and Contents
1952, 1953-1959. Correspondence with Doctor Louis regarding Finkelstein, Chancellor of the Jewish Theological Seminary, about Finkelstein's offer of deanship and professorship to Doctor Konvitz. Konvitz explains that his reasons for refusing the offer are that he prefers to remain a teacher and scholar. Konvitz comments that a professorship at Cornell is better suited than is the dean/professorship offered by the Seminary, for his work and the style of life that is most congenial to it. Konvitz describes in detail his conception of a deanship which involves devotion to the operation of the institution (June 27, 1958). Also correspondence regarding lectures delivered by Konvitz at the Seminary (1956- 1958)
Box 19 Folder 2
Jewish Theological Seminary - Accreditation Committee Materials
1964
Scope and Contents
[Spring 1964]. In "Remarks by Milton R. Konvitz at Meeting of Evaluation Team with Board of Directors of the Seminary at the Jewish Museum" (March 10, 1964). Konvitz comments on the financial state of the Seminary and the status of its physical plant. Several reports and other documents describing the Seminary's library, educational programs, and finances.
Box 19 Folder 3
Jewish Theological Seminary - Accreditation Committee Correspondence
1963-1964
Scope and Contents
[Spring 1964] 1963-1964. Correspondence with Doctor S.D.S. Spragg, Dean of the University Council on Graduate Studies of the University of Rochester and a member of the evaluation team for the Seminary, regarding Spragg's report on graduate work at the Seminary. Konvitz agrees with Spragg's report, a copy of which is included (March 17, 1964).
Box 19 Folder 4
Jewish Theological Seminary
1966-1980
Scope and Contents
1966-1977, 1979-1980. Correspondence with Doctor Gerson O. Cohen, Chancellor of the Seminary, regarding lectures and other scholarly matters. Konvitz comments on a statement by Justice Thurgood Marshall regarding rule of law in ancient Israel with respect to homicide. Konvitz believes that a scholarly study should be undertaken (July 27, 1972). Personal correspondence with Doctor Louis Finkelstein, Chancellor of the Seminary. Doctor Cohen, and Professor Abraham J. Heschel. Other correspondence relative to the Seminary and a January 30, 1979 "Report of the Commission for the Study of the Ordination of Women as Rabbis."
Box 19 Folder 5
Jewish Theological Seminary [See also Finkelstein]
1960-1969
Scope and Contents
1960-1962, 1964-1965, 1969. Correspondence with Doctor Louis Finkelstein, Chancellor; Doctor Bernard Mandelbaum, President; Doctor Saul Liebeman, Rector; and Professor A.I. Heschel regarding mostly routine matters concerning the Seminary.
Box 19 Folder 6
Jones, Tom (Black Liberation Front Spokesman)
1969
Scope and Contents
Copy of a speech by Tom Jones, a black Cornell student. Jones delivered the speech at Willard Straight Hall on June 29, 1969 on the events that preceded and reasons for the occupation of Willard Straight Hall. Jones discussed race relations and the attitudes of black students and of the Black Liberation Front at Cornell.
Box 19 Folder 7
Judaism: A Journal of Religion - Robert Gordis, Will Herberg
1950-1962
Scope and Contents
1950-1959, 1961-1962. Correspondence with several people responsible for the establishment and publication of Judaism including Doctor Robert Gordis, Chairman of the Board of Editors; Will Herberg, Editor; Irving Miller, President of the American Jewish Congress; and Doctor David Petegorsky, Executive Director of the Congress. Detailed correspondence on arrangements for the establishment of the journal. Routine correspondence regarding Konvitz's own articles in Judaism. Minutes of the Board of Editors. Konvitz was a member of its Board and one of the three principal co-founders.
Box 19 Folder 8
Jung, Rabbi Leo
1963-1965
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Leo Jung, Rabbi at the New York City Jewish Center and Professor of Ethics at Yeshiva University. Includes scholarly discussions on the freedom of interpretation of Jewish legal texts (March 16, 1964). Also personal correspondence.
Box 19 Folder 9
Jung
1966-1973
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Leo Jung, Rabbi at the Jewish Center relative to the scholarly and organizational work in which both Jung and Konvitz were involved. Personal correspondence and correspondence about their publications.
Box 19 Folder 10
Jung, Rabbi
1973-1982
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Rabbi Leo Jung relative to Jung's and Konvitz's work and publications. Personal correspondence.
Box 19 Folder 11
KA-KE Correspondence
1963-1980
Scope and Contents
1963, 1965-1969, 1971-1980. Correspondence with Doctor Max M. Kampelman, Vice-Chairman of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, on publication matters and comments on articles by Kampelman and Konvitz. Correspondence with Jacob Katzman, Jewish Teachers Seminary - Herzliah, on the merger of Jewish Teachers Seminary - Herzliah with Touro College (April-May 1978). At Katzman's request, Konvitz agreed to serve as the Temporary Chairman of the Academic Advisory Committee of Jewish Teachers Seminary - Herzliah until Katzman could find a permanent replacement for Professor Horace Kallen (June 3, 1974). Other correspondence with Katzman regarding the affairs of Jewish Teachers Seminary - Herzliah, Professor Horace Kallen, and personal matters. Correspondence with Doctor William R. Keast, Chairman of the Commission on Academic Tenure in Higher Education, regarding academic tenure. Correspondence with United States Senator Edward M. Kennedy. Kennedy mailed Konvitz a copy of a complaint he filed on August 9, 1972, in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, in an effort to obtain a juridical determination of the scope of the President's pocket veto power under the Constitution. Kennedy had previously discussed this issue with Doctor Konvitz (August 11, 1972). Konvitz refers to an item on the editorial page of the November 21, 1968 Cornell Daily Sun reporting that a trial judge had received a letter from Senator Kennedy attesting to a Syracuse man's character who was indicted for carrying a gun to the Robert Kennedy funeral mass (November 25, 1968). Kennedy informs Konvitz that he never wrote a letter to the New York Court on behalf of the defendant and that the only letter involving the defendant that Kennedy wrote to him was identical to the one he sent to every person who submitted suggestions for a Robert Kennedy Memorial (February 19, 1969). Kennedy asks Professor Konvitz to comment on the constitutional questions involved in the President's action in using the pocket veto to disapprove a bill (May 28, 1971). Letter from Senator Robert Kennedy asking Konvitz for his thoughts in the fields covered by his major committee assignments, Labor and Public Welfare and Government (November 17, 1966). Personal correspondence with Professor Gail Kennedy, Department of Philosophy and Religion at Amherst College (no date). Correspondence with Doctor Clark Kerr, President of the University of California, about Konvitz's and Kerr's coincidental use of the term "multiversity" in the titles of their works (November 1963). Correspondence with Leon H. Keyserling, former Chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisors, on his statement, Recession, Inflation, and How to Overcome Both, being distributed by the Coalition for a Democratic Majority. Konvitz agrees to associate himself with the publication (January 9, 1975).
Box 19 Folder 12
K
1955-1965
Scope and Contents
1955-1956, 1958-1959, 1961-1962, 1964-1965. Letter from United States Senator Kenneth B. Keating about Keating's proposal for two Vice-Presidents. Keating thanks Konvitz for bringing to his attention a copy of Konvitz's letter to Senator Humphrey expressing support for Keating's proposal. Keating disagrees with Konvitz on going back to the Secretary of State and the rest of the Cabinet after the second Vice- President in the line of succession, but mentions that this is a minor difference (January 20, 1964). A letter from Keating thanking Konvitz for a copy of his telegram to Senator Eastland regarding several bills under consideration by the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee (May 15, 1959). Letter to authorize the Atomic Energy Commission to construct overhead power lines. Konvitz comments that he wishes to associate himself with the arguments and position of Professor Kusch against the proposal. Copy of a letter from Professor P. Kusch to Senator Jacob K. Javits on the proposed legislation to authorize the Atomic Energy Commission to construct overhead power lines in Woodside, California (June 2, 1965). Correspondence with Professor Mordecai M. Kaplan, Founder of the Jewish Reconstructionist Foundation, Incorporated, on requests for Konvitz to contribute to the Reconstructionist (February 18, 1955). Konvitz agreed to serve on the Commission on Basic Zionist Ideology (September 11, 1958).
Box 19 Folder 13
K
1945-1959
Scope and Contents
Personal correspondence with David J. Kallen, the son of Professor Horace M. Kallen (1947-1948, 1954, 1957). Correspondence with Paul Kaminsky, President of Max Udell Sons and Company (March 20, 1951). Personal correspondence with H. Eliot Kaplan, Deputy Comptroller of New York State. Correspondence with Jack M. Kaplan, President of Welch Grape Juice Company. Professor Konvitz comments that Kaplan's arrangement for turning over the Welch Company to the National Cooperative Association represents an outstanding contribution to the perpetuation of small businessmen in the United States (September 4, 1956). Personal correspondence with Julius Kass, Counsel to the Division of Labor Relations of New York City (September 24, 1946). Correspondence with Professor Walter Kaufmann, Department of Philosophy at Princeton University, discussing Emerson and Nietzche (1954-1956). Correspondence with United States Congressman Robert W. Kean. Konvitz responds in detail to a request from Kean for help with a speech on labor legislation and Social Security before the New Jersey State Building and Construction Trades Council. Klean mentions that he lifted some parts of Konvitz's letter bodily and used them in his speech (May 8, 1958). Correspondence with Robert W. Kenny, President of the National Lawyers Guild; and Earl B. Dikerson, President of the National Bar Association. Konvitz agrees to act as an individual sponsor of a national conference of lawyers to consider the legal aspects of federal intervention in lynching cases (November 29, 1946). Correspondence with Leon H. Keyserling, Vice Chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisors. Keyserling asks Konvitz for his ideas on interrelated studies between the Council on Economic Advisors and certain specialized types of educational institutions (February 11, 1947). Personal correspondence with Theodore W. Kheel, Director of the New York City Labor Relations Division. Personal correspondence with Doctor Laurence A. Kimpton, Chancellor of the University of Chicago. Personal correspondence with Philip M. Klutznick, President of B'nai B'rith. Klutzick comments that Konvitz's address "Zionism: Homecoming or Homelessness" discusses what is perhaps the most crucial problem of adjustment facing Jewish life (February 5, 1957). Correspondence with Rabbi Simon G. Kramer, Chairman of the Committee on Religious and Educational Participation of the American Jewish Tercentenary Committee. Konvitz agrees to serve on Kramer's Committee. Personal letter from Abner J. Kupperman, National Executive Director of the Joint Defense Appeal of the American Jewish Committee and Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith (June 10, 1957). Correspondence with others regarding personal and routine matters.
Box 19 Folder 14
KI-KZ Correspondence
1946-1980
Scope and Contents
1946, 1949, 1951, 1954-1955, 1959, 1961-1963, 1965-1971, 1973-1977, 1980. Routine academic correspondence with Professor William J. Kilgore, Chairman of the Department of Philosophy at Baylor University. Correspondence with Fred H. King, a former student, relating to church-state relations. Kinoy, Arthur, of Rutgers School of Law. Routine Correspondence. Konvitz participated in the amici curiae brief submitted on Kinoy's behalf in a case arising out of a conviction for disorderly conduct in his representation of witnesses called before the House Committee on Un-American Activities (1967-1968). Correspondence with Philip M. Klutznick, President of the World Jewish Congress and a former United States delegate to the United Nations, relating to Klutznick's article in the April 30, 1979 Christian Science Monitor on the importance of a dialogue between leaders of Islam ad leaders of world Jewry (May 1, 1979). Also routine personal correspondence with Klutznick. Correspondence with Professor Israel Knox, Philosophy Department of New York University, relating to personal matters. In a letter of recommendation on behalf of Knox for a promotion to a full professorship Konvitz describes the practices of the Law School and the School of Industrial and Labor Relations in making an appointment to a tenure position and a promotion from associate to full professor (September 25, 1969). Correspondence with Myron Kolatch, Executive Editor of The New Leader's issue on the events at Columbia University (June 20, 1968). Copy of a May 24, 1968 letter from Hook to Kolatch requesting that his name as a regular contributor be dropped from the masterhead. Personal correspondence with Professor Robert Koretz, Law School of Syracuse University. Also routine correspondence regarding lecture engagements.
Box 19 Folder 15
Kallen, Horace M. OHL - Copy
1971-1980
Scope and Contents
1971-1978, 1980. Correspondence with Professor Horace M. Kallen, a founder and former dean of the New School for Social Research. Includes an in-depth exchange between Kallen and Konvitz on a broad range of subjects, including education for and about Jews and the importance of the Diaspora to the survival of Israel (February 12, 1974), the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and Henry Kissinger's role in the government and abilities (January-February 1974). Other rich personal and philosophical insights in Kallen's letters. Also personal correspondence with Rachel O. Kallen, Professor Kallen's wife, and with Professor Miriam Kallen, his sister. Correspondence with Doctor John Everett, President of the New School for Social Research, Alfred J. Morrow, and others regarding routine affairs concerning Konvitz's involvement in matters pertaining to the Kallens.
Box 19 Folder 16
Kallen, Horace M. - Personal
1948-1954
Scope and Contents
Detailed correspondence with Kallen regarding the Marcus Singer Defense Fund, the National Lawyers Guild and World War II conscientious objectors. Kallen informs Konvitz that he has suggested to Simon Sobeloff, United States Solicitor General, that he seek Konvitz's advice regarding the problem of defending civil liberties. Kallen praises Sobeloff, commenting that he is among the few Jews whose stand is uncompromising and who is yet able to combine courage and tact with principle (April 30, 1954). Konvitz comments on a meeting between himself and Maxwell Rabb in the White House offices. Konvitz mentions that his one and a half hour long interview with Rabb was entirely devoted to a discussion of the grievances of the Republican Party and the Eisenhower administration against American Jews. Doctor Konvitz believes that he straightened Rabb out on one or two important points. One extremely important point was the charge that American Jews determine their political activities and loyalties solely by the demands of Israeli politics. Konvitz pointed out that this was not the case regarding either Senator Taft or Senator McCarthy. Konvitz made it clear to Rabb that Zionism alone did not determine the political allegiance of American Jews. Konvitz mentions that he also made it clear to Rabb that the Republican Party has failed to win the respect and devotion of not only the Jews, but also the blacks. Also discussed were Konvitz's Liberian project, relations with the Labor Department, and the importance of relations of the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations with unions. Konvitz mentions that the President of the New School has asked him if he is interested in succeeding Frieda Wunderlich as Dean of Graduate Faculty. Also Shad Polier asked Konvitz to become chairman of Law and Social Action. Konvitz declines both offers (November 20, 1953). Kallen discusses Ames' transactionalism (August 27, 1953), McCarthy's campaign against Communism (July 25 and May 8, 1953), and the Rosenbergs' conviction (July 10, 1953). Konvitz mentions that he has agreed to become involved in some labor disputes as a National Enforcement Commissioner of the Economic Stabilization Agency (May 7, 1953). Konvitz briefly comments on Professor Martin Buber's April 8, 1952 visit to Cornell, which Doctor Konvitz had arranged (April 9, 1952). Kallen comments that Jewish studies in colleges and universities should not be segregated in such academic departments as Semitic Departments or relegated to a Theological School. Also discussed is a labor dispute at Cornell as well as the American Jewish Congress. Konvitz mentions that he spoke in Philadelphia on civil rights under the auspices of the Philadelphia Fellowship Commission. Konvitz comments that the talk turned into a debate between Morris L. Ernst and himself. Konvitz also mentions that he is wondering whether he should resign as an officer of the American Association for Jewish Education because his continued affiliation and sometimes unpopular opinions might hinder its work. Kallen comments on Konvitz's speech to the American Council for Judaism. Kallen supports Konvitz's position (May 2 and 4, April 20 and 29, 1949, and others). Other correspondence with Kallen in which a number of other topics are discussed in detail including the American Jewish Congress, the American Association for Jewish Education, Konvitz's work and publications, Kallen's work and publications, American Zionism, Jewish education, American liberalism, "Judaism," McCarthyism, the New School and publications. Discussion of other issues including disarmament, theology, Kallen's humanism, the National Lawyers Guild, Sidney Hook, transactionalism, Abba Eban, national politics, and the politics and problems of the various committees in which they are involved. Personal correspondence.
Box 19 Folder 17
Kallen, Horace M. - Personal
1946-1953
Scope and Contents
[1946-1948] 1950, 1953. Copy of a letter from Kallen to Doctor Alvin Johnson, New School, supporting the proposal of the Dutch government to establish Surinam as a refuge for 30,000 Jews. He also comments on the importance of establishing the Jewish National Home in Palestine and the failure of the British government to act responsibly and in good faith (March 21, 1948). Copy of a letter from Kallen to Senator Irving Ives regarding the appointment of the Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. Kallen supports the nomination of David E. Lilienthal as the Chairman of the Commission (February 26, 1947). Konvitz mentions that because the Industrial and Labor Relations School is understaffed, although no one is supposed to have more than six hours of teaching, he will have nine hours of teaching in addition to the editorship of the Industrial and Labor Relations Review quarterly (February 5, 1947). Other correspondence with Kallen regarding topics including intelligence, separation of church and state, the New School, Palestine, Morris Cohen, Sidney Hook, the American Association for Jewish Education and publications. Personal correspondence.
Box 20 Folder 1
Kallen, Horace M. - Personal.
1929-1948
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor Horace M. Kallen. An exchange of letters on the reaction of the Christian world to the Palestine situation (February 9, 1948). Kallen comments on Konvitz's letter to Lessing Rosenwald. Kallen believes that Rosenwald's motivation is that of the crowd - purely emotional. Kallen asks Konvitz to join him on the executive board of the Institute on Church and State and to prepare a pamphlet for it (February 6, 1948). Copy of a letter from Kallen to Billikopf; Kallen explains in detail how he came to the idea of cultural pluralism while he was an undergraduate at Harvard University (December 30, 1947). Kallen comments on the final sessions of the Presidential Commission on higher education, on which he is a member (November 6, 1947). Other correspondence in which Kallen discusses such topics as the New School, democracy for communication in school systems, cultural pluralism, the American Association for Jewish Education, Palestine, and the behavior and attitude of the Christian world to Jews. Correspondence regarding publication and personal matters. A The Jewish Tribune article by Kallen on "The Ways of Job: The 'Chosen People' Under the Christian Government of God with Man, Still Remain Outlaws from the Fellowship of Mankind" (August 2, 1929). Also, a July 4, 1929 Forward review of Kallen's book Frontiers of Hope - Outlook for Palestine Jewry - Old Settlements and New.
Box 20 Folder 2
Kallen, Horace M. - Personal
1949-1952
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor Horace M. Kallen, including discussion of the fight for civil liberties (May 23, 1950), the Council for Judaism (March 21, 1952), Jewish living (August 5, 1951), and the New Leader (March 4, 1950). Correspondence regarding reviews and publication and personal matters including details of their work and daily and profound concerns, ideas, and activities.
Box 20 Folder 3
Kallen, Horace M. - Personal
1955-1963
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor Horace M. Kallen. Professor Konvitz comments on Cornell, its library, and academic administration (October 11, 1962). Kallen discusses Jewish education (January 31, 1962), his suggestion to the Civil War Centennial Commission regarding a celebration of the Emancipation Proclamation. Doctor Konvitz mentions that George Sabine and Henry Myers were his two closest friends in Ithaca (January 3, 1961). Konvitz mentions that for the first time he has permitted his name to be used by a political party. While he has kept partisanship out of his classroom lectures, he comments that he told his American Ideals students that he intended to vote for Kennedy (November 3, 1960). Kallen recommended Konvitz for the position of president of the New School (October 3, 1960). Konvitz mentions that he was asked to chair a commission to be established by the American Jewish League for Israel to discuss a Zionist program for American Jews (September 28, 1960). Kallen comments on the study of science (April 21, 1959) and on Hand's lecture on the Bill of Rights (January 30, 1959). Kallen advises Konvitz not to accept the position of Dean of the Jewish Theological Seminary because he can accomplish more for the Jewish community and the American Idea by continuing his position at Cornell (June 20, 1958 and June 11, 1958). Kallen discusses the arms race and compares the conditions of the Soviet citizens with those of people in the United States (November 11, 1957). Copy of a letter from Kallen to Sidney Hook discussing in detail and at length philosophical questions in relation to the Lamont case (July 11, 1957). Copies of correspondence between Kallen and T.S. Eliot (November 12, 1954). Kallen marked the copies "Confidential. For your information." The correspondence concerns Eliot's reaction to an address by Kallen at the National Administrative Committee of the American Jewish Congress. Eliot asks Kallen to clarify his expression "American Idea" and why he is concerned with Jewish culture and apparently not at all with Jews. Eliot also expresses his concern about Kallen's reference to a religion of America (November 26, 1954). Kallen explains his concept of the "American Idea" and culture in detail and at length (December 23, 1954). Other correspondence between Konvitz and Kallen in which the details of their daily lives, attitudes, and thoughts are exchanged. While aspects of Konvitz's work, ideas, and attitudes are expressed by himself, most of the letters are from Kallen and reflect on Konvitz and are about ?Kallen's own concerns, including such topics as world events, American Jewry, Zionism, Jewish education, the American Association for Jewish Education, the American Jewish Congress, the New School for Social Research, the policies of the New Leader, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Communism, Sidney Hook, and philosophical and personal understandings of such experiences and concepts as death. Also, comments on each other's works and publications. Personal correspondence.
Box 20 Folder 4
Kallen, Horace
1963-1965
Scope and Contents
[1963- ] 1963-1965. Correspondence with Professor Horace M. Kallen. Kallen comments on apartheid in the United States. Kallen comments on the personality and work of Sidney Hook (May 6, 1963). Correspondence between Kallen and Konvitz which discusses issues related to their daily activities, thoughts, attitudes, and concerns, including such topics as T.S. Eliot's relation with Jews, education as an "inalienable right", the New School, the American Association for Jewish Education, the American Jewish Education, Catholicism, the Pope, theological questions, intermarriage (January 12, 1964), death, freedom, academe, American government policies, Israel, politics, philosophy, publications and scholarly works, Hannah Arendt's writings on the Eichmann trials, criticism of their works and routine publication matters. Personal correspondence.
Box 20 Folder 5
Kallen, Horace
1965-1969
Scope and Contents
1966 - 1965-1969. Correspondence with Horace M. Kallen. Kallen comments in depth about aspects of his daily activities, concerns, attitudes, and ideas. The issues he discusses include: American involvement in the Vietnam War; alternatives to being drafted; black protests nationally and at Cornell; American domestic and international politics, the international policies and actions of the Soviet Union; Israel and the Arab countries; religious freedom and separation of church and state in the United States and Israel; the inclusion of questions on religion in the United States Census (October 14, 1967); the tensions and problems in the Middle East; the role of unions of city employees (February 17, 1968); philosophical concepts including peace and liberty; the role of the United States Supreme Court in making history (January 3, 1966); parenting (September 10, 1967); interpretation differences between Jewish and Christian perspectives regarding labor (November 10, 1966); the personalities and works of persons including Leo Jung, Bertrand Russell, Sidney Hook (September 25, 1967), Martin Luther King (April 7, 1967), Grenville Clark (February 20, 1966), and Rubin Gotesky; the politics and activities of organizations including the American Association for Jewish Education, the American Jewish Congress, Long Island University, the New School for Social Research, the Jewish Academy of Arts and Sciences, National Community Relations Advisory Council and the American Friends of Religious Freedom in Israel; his own papers, manuscripts, and lectures; his own classes; criticisms of Konvitz's work; comments on "Judaism." Also correspondence between Doctor Konvitz and contributors to the Horace Kallen Fund at the New School; Kallen's salary came from the Fund. Personal correspondence from Professor Rubin Gotesky to Konvitz with references to Kallen. Personal correspondence between Konvitz and Kallen.
Box 20 Folder 6
Kallen, Professor Horace
1968-1971
Scope and Contents
1968 [1969-1971]. Correspondence between Professor Konvitz and Kallen. Kallen discusses all aspects of his daily life, beliefs, concerns, attitudes, and ideas. The topics Kallen discusses include: Zionism (March 21, 1971); the domestic and international problems facing Israel; the conflicts and tensions in the Middle East; the political situation in China; Vietnam and American involvement in the Vietnam War; the Near East; the distinction between American democratism and Soviet Communism; Konvitz explains his support for neutralization of Israel on the pattern of Switzerland as a means of achieving peace( February 12, 1972 and November 20, 1971); Nixon; American domestic and international affairs; the black protest movement and Black activism at Cornell; anti-Semitism as a function of Christianity (February 7, 1969) and in the world; the role of the clergy in the black movement and in Jewish education and leadership; Humanist Judaism; the youth rebellion; academe (February 11, 1972); American philosophy (September 21, 1971); the nature of war and peace (November 20, 1971); Hobbes' notions of the social contract; pacifism (November 22, 1971); relevance (February 25, 1971); cooperatives (November 12, 1971); the Lamont Case (August 15, 1971 and January 1, 1971); the principles, research, and instruction regarding consumerism and cooperatives of the Rochdale Institute (January 10, 1971); the American Association for Jewish Education; the American Jewish Congress; the New School for Social Research; the Jewish Academy of Arts and Sciences; Dropsie and the Jewish Teachers Seminary (June 30, 1971); the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; the relationship between William James and Henry James (February 17 and 26, 1972); Sidney Hook and Morris Cohen (January 1, 1971); Leo Jung; Abe Katsh; works by Konvitz; and publication matters. Kallen nominated Konvitz for the Board of Directors of the Rochdale Institute (January 16, 1972). Copy of a letter from Konvitz to Kallen in which Konvitz explains his position with respect to the Zionist Organization of America and mentions that he expects to join the American Zionist Federation (March 24, 1971). Copy of a personal letter from Hubert H. Humphrey to Kallen (July 28, 1971). Poem by Kallen about open mindedness (January 9, 1971). Personal correspondence from Kallen and correspondence between Konvitz and others regarding publication matters concerning Kallen's book.
Box 20 Folder 7
Kallen, Professor Horace
1971-1973
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Professor Horace M. Kallen. Kallen discusses in depth all aspects of his daily life, thoughts, emotions, and ideas. The topics Kallen discusses include: black activism and academic freedom (November 4 and 23, 1973); desegregation and the generation gap (December 23, 1973); the Arab-Israeli conflict (December 6, 1972) and the Middle East; world events and American international and domestic policies; Kissinger; Nixon; Jewish education; the Jewish Teachers Seminary (June 30, 1973); the American Association for Jewish Education; the Rochdale Institute; the interchange between Judaism and Hellenism (May 29, 1973); the relationship between Henry James and William James (May 3, 1972); the philosophy of oceonic education (February 24, 1973); Alain Locke (October 26, 1973); Emerson (March 9, 1973); and William Birenbaum. Personal correspondence and miscellaneous related materials such as article reprints.
Box 20 Folder 8
Kallen
1972-1973
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with publishers, Kallen, Alfred J. Marrow, and Professor Rubin Gotesky regarding matters relating to the publication of Kallen's books. Also, a copy of a letter from Kallen to Paul Kurtz and Edwin H. Wilson of The Humanist explaining his reasons for not signing the Humanist Manifesto II.
Box 21 Folder 1
Kallen
1967
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with persons whom Konvitz solicited each year for contributions to the Horace Kallen Chair Fund. From the Fund, Kallen was paid his salary by the New School for Social Research from 1952 until his death in 1974. Correspondence with Alfred J. Marrow regarding Kallen's retirement from the New School (April 13, 1967)
Box 21 Folder 2
Kallen, Horace M. - 80th Birthday
1962
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Doctor Henry David, President of the New School for Social Research, regarding plans for a dinner in honor of Kallen's 80th birthday (August 11, 1962).
Box 21 Folder 3
Kallen Lecture
1972-1974
Scope and Contents
Copies of Konvitz's remark about Kallen, and book reviews by Konvitz on works by Kallen. Articles by Kallen and newspaper clippings about him. A list of the pictures of people on the walls of Kallen's study.
Box 21 Folder 4
Kallen
1975
Scope and Contents
Articles on cultural pluralism. An article about Kallen and a typed paper on Kallen by Konvitz. An article in Hebrew.
Box 21 Folder 5
Kallen, Professor Horace M.
1964
Scope and Contents
Copy of a transcript of an interview of Kallen on August 31, 1964 by Konvitz and Dorothy Oko.
Box 21 Folder 6
Kallen - The Liberal Spirit - Personal
1948-1974
Scope and Contents
1974 [1948], 1949, 1952, 1955. Correspondence between Konvitz and Cornell University Press and other publishers regarding routine publication matters concerning Horace Kallen's books, Ideals and Experience and The Liberal Spirit. Copy of the Memorandum of Agreement establishing the Board of Trustees for the Kallen Publication Revolving Fund.
Box 21 Folder 7
Kallen Revolving Fund (Cornell University Press)
1948-1965
Scope and Contents
1948-1961, 1963-1965. Correspondence between Konvitz and Cornell University Press regarding the Kallen Revolving Fund annual report and the sale of Horace Kallen's books, Ideals and Experience and The Liberal Spirit. Also correspondence between Professor Konvitz and Kallen regarding the fund and proposals for a Near Eastern Center at the New School for Social Research. Konvitz supports the proposal for the establishment of a Near Eastern Center at the New School that would be committed to the Near East generally but perhaps with a primary interest in Israel (July 29, 1950). Kallen comments on the importance of education dealing with the problem of war as a perennial condition of existence and of training to meet that condition (July 24, 1950).
Box 21 Folder 8
Kallen Festschrift - Personal
1947-1952
Scope and Contents
[1947-1948] 1950, 1952. Routine material and correspondence with various publishers regarding the preparation and publication of Freedom and Experience: Essays Presented to Horace M. Kallen, edited by Sidney Hook and Konvitz.
Box 21 Folder 9
Kallen Festschrift - Correspondence A-H
1945-1952
Scope and Contents
1945-[1947], 1952. Correspondence with various contributors to Freedom and Experience and others regarding the preparation and essays for the festschrift. Also correspondence with various people regarding contributions to the Kallen chair and Kallen's 65th birthday celebration fund.
Box 21 Folder 10
Kallen Festschrift - Correspondence I-P
1947
Scope and Contents
Routine correspondence with contributing authors to Freedom and Experience regarding the book's preparation. Correspondence with various people regarding contributions to Kallen's 65th birthday celebration fund.
Box 21 Folder 11
Kallen Festschrift - Correspondence Q-Z
1946-1947
Scope and Contents
1946-[1947]. Routine correspondence with contributing authors to Freedom and Experience regarding the book's preparation. Correspondence with various people regarding contributions to Kallen's 65th birthday celebration fund. Copy of a letter from Horace Kallen to Earle F. Waldridge, Reference Assistant at New York University Square Library, in which Kallen lists his publications (May 22, 1946).
Box 21 Folder 12
Kallen Fund - New School for Social Research
1967-1975
Scope and Contents
1967-[1968-1974]-1975. Correspondence with various people regarding annual solicitation among friends of Professor Horace M. Kallen for contributions to the Horace Kallen Salary Fund. Since Kallen's retirement in 1951, Konvitz annually solicited contributions from approximately 22 of Kallen's friends for funds to supplement Kallen's reduced income. Konvitz raised annually enough funds so that Kallen could continue to teach and to receive an income that was at least equal to the one he had earned prior to his retirement. Konvitz continued to raise funds for Kallen's salary through 1974, and he made certain that Kallen's wife, Rachel, would continue to receive an annual income of about half of the amount that Kallen and she had received before his death. To the best of Konvitz's knowledge, the Kallens were never made aware of his campaign to supplement their income. Correspondence regarding the Horace M. Kallen Chair at the New School for Social Research. Correspondence between Konvitz and Kallen regarding Kallen's Memorandum about "Proposed Staff Categories and Salaries" for the Jewish Teachers Seminary. Konvitz responds in detail to Kallen's proposal (May 3, 1971). Kallen's Memorandum is included (April 28, 1971). Related materials.
Box 21 Folder 13
Kallen - Honors and Benefits
1951-1965
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with contributors to the Horace Kallen Salary Fund and related materials. Correspondence between Konvitz and Donald C. Ottis regarding Ottis' plan for writing an anthology of Kallen's selected writings. Doctor Konvitz suggests that Ottis limit the anthology to Kallen's thoughts on cultural pluralism because he believes that in perspective of intellectual history Kallen's contribution to this subject will be judged to have been his most important contribution (May 3, 1962).
Box 21 Folder 14
Kampelman, Max
1947-1986
Scope and Contents
Attorney and Legal Counsel to Senator Hubert Humphrey. Correspondence on the discussion of Professor Konvitz being appointed to the Commission on Government Security; personal, literary, and routine correspondence
Box 21 Folder 15
Kaplan, Harry (Rabbi) - Personal
1960
Box 21 Folder 16
Kaplan, H. Eliot, Executive Secretary, National Civil Service League - Routine
1947
Box 21 Folder 17
Kaplan, Mordecai M.
1949-1953
Scope and Contents
Mordecai Kaplan, Chairman of the Jewish Reconstruction Foundation, Incorporated. Correspondence regarding the Reconstructionist. Konvitz served on its Editorial Board
Box 21 Folder 18
Karp, Abraham J. (Rabbi)
1957-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence relating to a publication about Doctor Konvitz's grandfather; need for a study of underlying principles of Jewish law; Konvitz's appointment to the Institute of Advanced Studies at Princeton during his sabbatical from Cornell University; literary matters, speaking engagements, substantial amount of personal and routine correspondence.
Box 21 Folder 19
Karp, Abraham J. (Rabbi)
1957-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence relating to a publication about Doctor Konvitz's grandfather; need for a study of underlying principles of Jewish law; Konvitz's appointment to the Institute of Advanced Studies at Princeton during his sabbatical from Cornell University; literary matters, speaking engagements, substantial amount of personal and routine correspondence.
Box 21 Folder 20
Kass, Julius (Attorney) - Routine
1946-1953
Box 21 Folder 21
Katsh, Abraham I. (President Dropsie University)
1946-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding Konvitz receiving honorary Doctor of Letters degree from Rutgers University; includes reports and speeches of Katsh during his presidency; Konvitz delivered Commencement Address at Dropsie and received honorary degree; very substantial amount of personal correspondence.
Box 21 Folder 22
Katsh, Abraham I. (President Dropsie University)
1946-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding Konvitz receiving honorary Doctor of Letters degree from Rutgers University; includes reports and speeches of Katsh during his presidency; Konvitz delivered Commencement Address at Dropsie and received honorary degree; very substantial amount of personal correspondence.
Box 21 Folder 23
Katsh, Abraham I. (President, Dropsie University)
1946-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding Konvitz receiving honorary Doctor of Letters degree from Rutgers University; includes reports and speeches of Katsh during his presidency; Konvitz delivered Commencement Address at Dropsie and received honorary degree; very substantial amount of personal correspondence.
Box 21 Folder 24
Katsoff, Louis O. (Professor, University of North Carolina) - Routine Personal and Literary Correspondence
1947-1956
Box 21 Folder 25
Kaufmann, Felix and Else
1946-1980
Scope and Contents
Personal correspondence primarily with Else and son after death of Felix
Box 21 Folder 26
Kaufmann, Felix - Memorial Prize
1954-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding the establishment of a memorial award by Doctor Konvitz and others to be awarded to student receiving highest scholastic rating in Konvitz's course. Development of American Ideals.
Box 21 Folder 27
Kaufmann, Felix - Memorial Prize
1954-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding the establishment of a memorial award by Doctor Konvitz and others to be awarded to student receiving highest scholastic rating in Konvitz's course. Development of American Ideals.
Box 21 Folder 28
Kaufmann, Fritz (Professor, University of Buffalo and managing editor of World Encyclopedia Institute) - Literary correspondence
1947- 1958
Box 21 Folder 29
Keast, William Rea (President, Wayne State University) - Routine
1965
Box 21 Folder 30
Kennedy, Gail (Professor, Amherst College) - Correspondence regarding American Studies Program at Amherst and routine
Box 21 Folder 31
Keyserling, Leon H. (President, Conference on Economic Progress) - Routine
1947-1964
Box 21 Folder 32
King, Fred - Personal
1950
Box 21 Folder 33
Klein, Fannie J. - Routine and personal
1949-1969
Box 21 Folder 34
Kohn, Eugene - (Reconstructionist - Managing Editor) - Literary correspondence
1946-1950
Scope and Contents
Konvitz was a contributing editor for Reconstructionist
Box 22 Folder 1
American Freedom at Mid-Century
Box 22 Folder 2
American Jewish Destiny
Box 22 Folder 3
American Legal Writing
Box 22 Folder 4
Bill of Rights
Box 22 Folder 5
Bill of Rights and Private Enterprise
Box 22 Folder 6
Can Religion Be Defined Constitutionally?
Box 22 Folder 7
The Case of Adolf Eichmann
Box 22 Folder 8
Censorship
Box 22 Folder 9
Change and Tradition in American Judaism: A Letter to David Daiches
Box 22 Folder 10
Civil Disobedience ad the Duty of Fair Play
Box 22 Folder 11
Civil Liberties
Box 22 Folder 12
Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Box 22 Folder 13
Conscience and Civil Disobedience in Jewish, Christian, and Greek and Roman Thought
Box 22 Folder 14
Conscience, Repentance, and Forgiveness
Box 22 Folder 15
The Constitution or Neutral Principles
Box 22 Folder 16
A Core of Liberal Education for All Curricula
Box 22 Folder 17
Cornell: Toward the Creation of New Heavens and a New Earth
Box 22 Folder 18
Cornell: University or Multiversity?
Box 22 Folder 19
Emanuel Neumann: Portrait of a Total Zionist
Box 22 Folder 20
Emanuel Rackman
Box 22 Folder 21
Emanuel Rackman and Creative Judaism
Box 22 Folder 22
The Emergence of Jewish Studies
Box 22 Folder 23
Equality and the Jewish Experience
Box 22 Folder 24
Herman Melville in the Holy Land
Box 22 Folder 25
History and Hope in Constitutional Interpretation
Box 22 Folder 26
Horace Kallen's Hebraism
Box 22 Folder 27
Horace Meyer Kallen: Philosopher of the Hebraic-American Idea
Box 22 Folder 28
How Brave Is the New World
Box 22 Folder 29
Human Dignity: From Creation to Constitution - A Philosophy of human Rights from the Standpoint of Judaism
Box 22 Folder 30
Individual Conscience or Group Consciousness: Religious Liberty in Israel and the United States
Box 22 Folder 31
Inter-Group Relations
Box 22 Folder 32
Is the American Jew - the Israeli Jew - In Exile?
Box 22 Folder 33
The Jewish Community Survey: Some Opportunities for Community Action
Box 22 Folder 34
Jewish Education - Higher and Deeper
Box 22 Folder 35
Judaism and American Ideals
Box 22 Folder 36
Judaism and the Democratic Ideal
Box 22 Folder 37
Judaism and the Pursuit of Happiness
Box 22 Folder 38
Justice Frankfurter's Historical Sense
Box 22 Folder 39
Labor
Box 22 Folder 40
Law and Morals in the Hebrew Scriptures
Box 22 Folder 41
Law Schools
Box 22 Folder 42
Life and Liberty for the Pursuit of Happiness
Box 22 Folder 43
Louis D. Brandeis
Box 22 Folder 44
Many are Called and Many Are Chosen
Box 22 Folder 45
Many Strategies - Many Truths
Box 22 Folder 46
The Meaning of Religion in the First Amendment - The Torcaso Case
Box 22 Folder 47
The Monopoly Charge Against Unions
Box 22 Folder 48
Morris r. Cohen: The Larger Vision
Box 22 Folder 49
the Nature of Bronson Alcott
Box 22 Folder 50
The New Look of the Church-State Problem
Box 22 Folder 51
On "The Sunflowers"
Box 22 Folder 52
On the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Founding of the Magazine "Judaism"
Box 22 Folder 53
Our Basic American Ideals
Box 22 Folder 54
A Philosophy of Human Rights from the Standpoint of Judaism
Box 22 Folder 55
Profane Religion and Sacred Law
Box 22 Folder 56
Protocols of the Elders of Zion
Box 22 Folder 57
The Relevance of the Ideal of Torah Le-Shmo
Box 22 Folder 58
The Role of the Courts
Box 22 Folder 59
The Rule of Law: the Duty of Civil Disobedience
Box 22 Folder 60
Sidney Hook: Philosopher of Freedom
Box 22 Folder 61
Sidney Hook: Thinker in Action
Box 22 Folder 62
Student Power: A Symposium
Box 22 Folder 63
Supreme Court of the United States
Box 22 Folder 64
That the Outward and Inward Man Be At One
Box 22 Folder 65
Torah and Constitution: An American Bicentennial Lecture
Box 22 Folder 66
Torah and Constitution: A Bicentennial Tribute to the Rule of Law
Box 22 Folder 67
Tragedy and Hope in the Middle East
Box 22 Folder 68
Tribute to Emanuel Neumann on Publication of His Autobiography
Box 22 Folder 69
Uniformity and Non Conformity: Fact and Ideal
Box 22 Folder 70
The Wealth of Nation As Seen From the Angle of Civil Rights
Box 22 Folder 71
What is Jewish Living?
Box 22 Folder 72
Why Academic Freedom Is Important to Everyone
Box 22 Folder 73
Work that Draws Leisure Into Itself: A New Ideal For University Education
Box 22 Folder 74
Yitschak Ben Zvi: Ascetic Prince
Box 22 Folder 75
The Zionism of Justice Brandeis
Box 22 Folder 76
Miscellaneous Articles - Includes some untitled articles as well as fragments (missing pages)
Box 22 Folder 77
Konvitz, M.R. - Awards, degrees, etcetera
1969-1976
Scope and Contents
Includes correspondence regarding the following: appointment as Associate in the University Seminar on Israel and Jewish Studies at Columbia University, 1969-1976; Scholar-In-Residence, Temple Israel, 1972-1973; Professor Emeritus, New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations, 1973; Morris J. Kaplun International Prize, 1969; Fellow of the National Endowment for the Humanities, 1975-1976; Doctor of Humane Letters, Yeshiva University, 1972; Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, 1972.
Box 22 Folder 78
Konvitz - Bibliography
1978-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence and working papers regarding a bibliography which was in the process of being prepared.
Box 22 Folder 79
Konvitz - Biographical
Scope and Contents
Includes articles, news releases, etcetera written about Konvitz
Box 23 Folder 1
Konvitz - Biographic and Photos
Scope and Contents
Includes correspondence, completed faculty information form, releases, articles, completed fellowship application form, bibliography, and photographs.
Box 23 Folder 2
Konvitz - Book Reviews written by Konvitz
Box 23 Folder 3
Konvitz - Chicago Conference
1963
Scope and Contents
Correspondence, program, notes on the Law Institute on Religious Freedom and Public Affairs; includes letter to Francis B. Burch from Konvitz relative to Burch's disagreement with a few remarks made by Professor Konvitz at the conference; Konvitz discusses the remarks which Burch found offensive
Box 23 Folder 4
Konvitz - Clippings
1953-1974
Box 23 Folder 5
Konvitz - Correspondence - International Encyclopedia of Labor
1971-1974
Scope and Contents
Includes proposal, correspondence, minutes in relation to the preparation and publication of the International Encyclopedia of Labor of which Konvitz was a participant from the United States
Box 23 Folder 6
Konvitz - Correspondence - Personal
1964-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations business; letters of congratulation; arrangements for speaking engagements; July 30, 1974 letter from President Corson upon Konvitz's retirement, "Cornell is a better place for your having been here;" several letters of congratulation on Konvitz receiving honorary Doctor of Letters degree from Dropsie University.
Box 23 Folder 7
Konvitz - Correspondence - Personal
1964-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations business; letters of congratulation; arrangements for speaking engagements; July 30, 1974 letter from President Corson upon Konvitz's retirement, "Cornell is a better place for your having been here;" several letters of congratulation on Konvitz receiving honorary Doctor of Letters degree from Dropsie University.
Box 23 Folder 8
Konvitz - Correspondence - Personal
1964-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations business; letters of congratulation; arrangements for speaking engagements; July 30, 1974 letter from President Corson upon Konvitz's retirement, "Cornell is a better place for your having been here;" several letters of congratulation on Konvitz receiving honorary Doctor of Letters degree from Dropsie University.
Box 23 Folder 9
Konvitz - Correspondence - Personal
1964-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations business; letters of congratulation; arrangements for speaking engagements; July 30, 1974 letter from President Corson upon Konvitz's retirement, "Cornell is a better place for your having been here;" several letters of congratulation on Konvitz receiving honorary Doctor of Letters degree from Dropsie University.
Box 23 Folder 10
Konvitz - Correspondence - Personal
1964-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations business; letters of congratulation; arrangements for speaking engagements; July 30, 1974 letter from President Corson upon Konvitz's retirement, "Cornell is a better place for your having been here;" several letters of congratulation on Konvitz receiving honorary Doctor of Letters degree from Dropsie University.
Box 23 Folder 11
Konvitz - Correspondence - On Leave
1969-1970
Scope and Contents
Visiting Professor at the Truman Center for Advancement, Hebrew University. Correspondence with Konvitz's secretary in Ithaca and routine correspondence.
Box 23 Folder 12
Konvitz - Correspondence - Sabbatical
1967-1968
Scope and Contents
Visiting Professor at Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Much correspondence with Professor Konvitz's secretary in Ithaca as well as the Dean of Hebrew University regarding preparation for Konvitz's visit to deliver the Paley Lectures in American Civilization at Hebrew University.
Box 23 Folder 13
Konvitz - Correspondence - Miscellaneous
1969-1983
Box 23 Folder 14
Konvitz - Correspondence - Miscellaneous
1969-1983
Box 23 Folder 15
Konvitz - Correspondence - Miscellaneous
1969-1983
Box 23 Folder 16
Konvitz - Correspondence - Miscellaneous
1969-1983
Box 23 Folder 17
Konvitz - Editorials
1955-1973
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding editorials about Liberia, Cornell United Religious Works, and letter to editor urging New Yorkers to vote for Jack B. Weinstein as Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
Box 23 Folder 18
Konvitz - Kaplun Prize
1969
Scope and Contents
Letters of congratulations to Konvitz on his being the recipient of the Morris J. Kaplun International Prize for distinguished research and scholarship established at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem; newspaper clipping; program; Konvitz's speech during the presentation.
Box 23 Folder 19
Aber, Rabbi Felix - Ordination (Fortieth Anniversary)
Box 23 Folder 20
American Ideals Course, Last Lecture
1974
Scope and Contents
December 1974
Box 23 Folder 21
Are Professors Afraid?
Box 23 Folder 22
Berlin Crisis
Box 23 Folder 23
Bible and Hebrew Studies Return to Cornell
Box 23 Folder 24
B'nai B'rith Hillel - Twenty-fifth Celebration (Cornell University)
Box 23 Folder 25
Brandeis
Box 23 Folder 26
Brandeis Centennial Medal to Cornell University, Presentation of
Box 23 Folder 27
Bill of Rights
Box 23 Folder 28
Communist Threat to Underdeveloped Countries
Box 23 Folder 29
Compatibility of Organization and Freedom in Jewish Education
Box 23 Folder 30
Constitution and Civil Rights Demonstrations
Box 23 Folder 31
Cornell University Class of 1958 - Guest Speaker
Box 23 Folder 32
Corporations - Unions (National Broadcasting Company)
Box 23 Folder 33
The Crisis of Civil Liberties and the Moral Judgment
Box 23 Folder 34
Current Problems in Labor Relations and Arbitration
Box 23 Folder 35
Daiches - Debate
Box 23 Folder 36
Does the Press Hamper Fair Trials
Box 23 Folder 37
The Founding of the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Box 23 Folder 38
Freedom
Box 23 Folder 39
Goldfarb, Morris Rabbi - Celebration - Tribute
Box 23 Folder 40
Goodman, Paul - Introduction of (Cornell United Religious Works)
Box 23 Folder 41
How Can Man Know God
Box 23 Folder 42
International Orientation Conference for Foreign and American Students
Box 23 Folder 43
Israel
Box 23 Folder 44
Israel Night
Box 23 Folder 45
Israel Rally - Cornell University
Box 23 Folder 46
Ithaca Tercentenary Celebration
Box 23 Folder 47
Jewish Community of Essex County
Box 23 Folder 48
Jewish Education - Crucial Issues
Box 23 Folder 49
Jewish Ethics and American Law
Box 23 Folder 50
Jewish Intellectual, the University, the Jewish Community
Box 23 Folder 51
Judaism
Box 23 Folder 52
Judaism and American Ideals
Box 23 Folder 53
Judaism and the Pursuit of Happiness
Box 23 Folder 54
Kallen, H.M.
Box 23 Folder 55
Kallen, Horace M., The Jewishness of
Box 23 Folder 56
Kallen, Horace M. - Ninetieth Birthday
Box 23 Folder 57
Kennedy, John F. - Memorial Service
Box 23 Folder 58
Klal Yisroel: The Broadening of an Ideal
Box 23 Folder 59
Lady Chatterley's Lover
Box 23 Folder 60
Literature is Where You Find It
Box 23 Folder 61
My Brother Ben-Zion
Box 23 Folder 62
New York University Alumni
Box 23 Folder 63
The Nature of Bronson Alcott
Box 23 Folder 64
On the Limits of Cornell United religious Works
Box 23 Folder 65
Our Basic American Ideals
Box 23 Folder 66
The Persistent Question to the Jew: Who Are You?
Box 23 Folder 67
Privacy and the College Student
Box 23 Folder 68
Religion and the Election
Box 23 Folder 69
Science
Box 23 Folder 70
Science and National Policy
Box 23 Folder 71
Silent March of Mourning
Box 23 Folder 72
Some Subversive Thoughts About Education at Cornell
Box 23 Folder 73
Son of Man, Stand Upon Your Feet
Box 23 Folder 74
The Student and Civil Rights
Box 23 Folder 75
State University of New York Faculty Assembly
Box 23 Folder 76
The Student's Right to Be Let Alone
Box 23 Folder 77
Thomas, Norman - Introduction of
Box 23 Folder 78
Thorp Lectures (Introducing Carl Michalson)
Box 23 Folder 79
Ware Lecture
Box 23 Folder 80
Weinberg Seminar
Box 23 Folder 81
What About Learning to Be A Good Citizen; Yavits, Isadore (Dinner)
Box 23 Folder 82
Zionism: Homecoming or Homelessness?
Box 24 Folder 1
Konvitz - Speeches, Addresses, Lectures, Notes (Continued). Miscellaneous - Untitled
Box 24 Folder 2
Krantz, Irwin - Personal Correspondence between Konvitz and Former Student
1948-1953
Box 24 Folder 3
Krock, Arthur (New York Times)
1949
Scope and Contents
Includes 5 page letter by Konvitz regarding his views on Hiss Trial, Judge Kaufman, and the lawyers involved.
Box 24 Folder 4
L- General
1947-1959
Scope and Contents
Correspondence from Val Lorwin and letter from Konvitz to Attorney Herbert Brownell, Junior, regarding the Lorwin Case (1954) plus routine and personal correspondence.
Box 24 Folder 5
LA-LE - General
1960-1989
Scope and Contents
Literary, routine, and personal correspondence including letter of September 12, 1989 by Corliss Lamont on John Dewey.
Box 24 Folder 6
Labor Library (Ernest Solit, Director of Sales and Promotion)
1951
Scope and Contents
Konvitz was a member of advisory panel; routine correspondence
Box 24 Folder 7
Lall, Betty G.
1975-1976
Scope and Contents
Includes draft copy by Lall, "Organized Labor's Community Work," 46 pages; also "Impact of National Health Insurance on Union Health Plans," 55 pages; "Union Health Centers of New York City," 32 pages; and unrelated memorandums
Box 24 Folder 8
Lampert, Bernard P., former student
1947-1956
Box 24 Folder 9
Law and Contemporary Problems (Duke University, School of Law)
1949-1955
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding Konvitz's contributions to the publication
Box 24 Folder 10
Law and Society Association - Routine Correspondence
1964-1966
Box 24 Folder 11
Law Students Civil Rights Research Council (New York)
1969-1976
Scope and Contents
Konvitz was faculty advisor to Council; includes program, by-laws, publication, correspondence, etcetera
Box 24 Folder 12
League for Industrial Democracy - Routine Correspondence and Publications
1950-1980
Box 24 Folder 13
Lee, Alfred McClung (Brooklyn College, Department of Sociology) - Routine and literary correspondence
1947-1954
Box 24 Folder 14
Leon, Donald E.
1967
Scope and Contents
File on dismissal of Leon from Cortland State College
Box 24 Folder 15
Lerner, Earle, former student
1948-1951
Box 24 Folder 16
Leskes, Theodore (with American Jewish Committee) - literary and personal correspondence
1958-1963
Box 24 Folder 17
Lett, Harold A., New Jersey Department of Education - Personal
1947-1968
Box 24 Folder 18
Levin, A. Leo (editor, Horizon)
1944-1953
Scope and Contents
Letter from doctor Konvitz (December 1950) giving his views on separation of church and state and routine literary correspondence
Box 24 Folder 19
Levinthal, Louis E. (Judge) - Routine correspondence
1949-1963
Box 24 Folder 20
Levitas, Sol (editor, New Leader) - Routine literary correspondence
1947-1961
Box 24 Folder 21
Levitats, Isaac, Executive Director of the Bureau of Jewish Education - Correspondence on Jewish educational issues in the Syracuse community
1949
Box 24 Folder 22
Levitsky, Louis M., Rabbi - Personal correspondence
1949-1975
Box 24 Folder 23
Levy, Beryl - Personal Correspondence
1947-1980
Box 24 Folder 24
Lewis, Walter and Ethylene - Personal Correspondence
1950-1959
Scope and Contents
Mrs. Lewis was Professor Konvitz's former secretary, Mr. Lewis, former student.
Box 24 Folder 25
LF-LZ General Correspondence
1964-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Sol M. Linowitz regarding problems of obtaining competent teachers for a constitutional justice course which Linowitz suggested in an editorial in the Times and routine; with Val Lorwin regarding Konvitz's feelings about "the world and our country" (February 8, 1968) and personal; and other personal and routine.
Box 24 Folder 26
Liberian Codification - Firestone Company
1965-1975
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with officials of Firestone Plantations Company on an Industrial Relations Conference in Liberia on the labor situation in Liberia, and on various aspects of the Labor Code (Company has office in Liberia)
Box 24 Folder 27
Liberian Codification - Finance Statements
1968-1975
Scope and Contents
Project financial statements from finance and business office, Cornell University
Box 24 Folder 28
Liberian Codification - Koss, Milton (research associate with Project)
1969-1973
Scope and Contents
Correspondence with Koss, project staff in New York City, regarding various drafts of code: proof reading, correcting, etcetera
Box 24 Folder 29
Liberian Codification - Liberian Mining Company - Routine Correspondence
1962-1966
Box 24 Folder 30
Liberian Codification Project (Peace Corps, Liberia) - Relative to sending American lawyers to Liberia as a Peace Corps Project
1962- 1967
Box 24 Folder 31
Liberian Codification Project - Pierre, James, Chief Justice of Liberia
1971-1974
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding the Project; and personal, 8 page "Tribute to Late President Tubman (Liberia) by Chief Justice Pierre"; also "Address delivered by His Honor James A.A. Pierre, Chief Justice of Liberia on the occasion of the First Judicial Conference of Liberia," in which he discusses Professor Konvitz's project; financial problems regarding the project
Box 25 Folder 1
Liberian Codification Project - Rosenzweig, Margaret, Director of Research (New York City) for the Project - Routine Project Correspondence
1975-1977
Box 25 Folder 2
Liberian Codification Project - Simpson, Clarence, Minister of Justice - Routine Correspondence
1971-1974
Box 25 Folder 3
Liberian Codification Project - Routine Correspondence
1963-1980
Box 25 Folder 4
Liberian Codification Project - Routine Correspondence
1963-1980
Box 25 Folder 5
Liberian Codification Project - Routine Correspondence
1963-1980
Box 25 Folder 6
Liberian Codification Project - School (New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations News) - Routine memorandums regarding office space, budget, staff, etcetera
1966-1976
Box 25 Folder 7
Lilly, Warren C. - Correspondence between Lilly and Konvitz on religion in public schools and religion in general
1947-1949
Box 25 Folder 8
Lincoln University - Correspondence regarding the offer of presidency of Lincoln University to Doctor Konvitz
1959-1961
Box 25 Folder 9
Linowitz, sol M. (Attorney, Rochester, New York) - Routine Correspondence
1958-1966
Box 25 Folder 10
Locke, Alain (Howard University) - Personal Correspondence
1958-1966
Box 25 Folder 11
Lown, Philip - Personal Correspondence
1965-1977
Box 25 Folder 12
M - General Correspondence
1947-1959
Scope and Contents
Substantial correspondence between Konvitz and J.B. Matthews (New York City) (1953) on the alleged involvement of Professor Horace Kallen with Communist organizations. Also literary and personal correspondence.
Box 25 Folder 13
M - General Correspondence
1960-1980
Scope and Contents
Substantial amount of correspondence with Representative Matthew F. McHugh relative to his thoughts on Israel situation, his election, and legislation
Box 25 Folder 14
M - General Correspondence
1960-1980
Scope and Contents
Substantial amount of correspondence with Representative Matthew F. McHugh relative to his thoughts on Israel situation, his election, and legislation
Box 25 Folder 15
Magen David Adom Society (Konvitz was a member of the National Committee) - Correspondence and Newsletters
1975-1976
Box 25 Folder 16
Marrow, Alfred J. (President, American Board of Professional Psychology, Incorporated)
1948-1978
Scope and Contents
Personal correspondence regarding Horace Kallen and plans honoring Kallen's retirement; plans for Kallen's birthday parties; editing of Kallen's book by Marrow; appeals for special H. Kallen Fund at the New School and other personal
Box 25 Folder 17
Marshall, Thurgood (United States Supreme Court)
1961-1967
Scope and Contents
Letters of congratulation from Doctor Konvitz; three page letter from Konvitz refreshing Thurgood's recollection about Konvitz's Liberian Codification Project before he leaves to make a speech at the inauguration of President Tubman in Liberia
Box 25 Folder 18
Maslow, Will (Director, American Jewish Congress)
1946-1976
Scope and Contents
Literary, legal, and personal correspondence; copies of 1949 and 1950 minutes of the american Jewish Congress Commission on Law and Social Action; January 26, 1948 letter asking Konvitz if he knows whether the War Department has been pushing Nazi scientists into American Universities, including Cornell University, and Doctor Konvitz's reply.
Box 25 Folder 19
McPhelin, Michael (Professor, Cornell University Department of Economics)
1968-1969
Scope and Contents
Copies of memorandums on McPhelin and tenure; six page memorandum to the Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure from Professor Richard I. Hofferbert on the present state of academic freedom at Cornell.
Box 25 Folder 20
Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture
1976-1980
Scope and Contents
Konvitz, Chairman, Committee on Scholarships and Fellowships. Includes correspondence, reports of the Committee, scattered minutes of Planning Committee.
Box 25 Folder 21
Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture
1976-1980
Scope and Contents
Konvitz, Chairman, Committee on Scholarships and Fellowships. Includes correspondence, reports of the Committee, scattered minutes of Planning Committee.
Box 25 Folder 22
Merrill, Charles E. - Trust - Correspondence regarding grant proposals
1966-1980
Box 25 Folder 23
Messenger Lectures - Routine memorandums regarding suggestions for speakers
1946-1953
Box 25 Folder 24
Meyer, Julie (Professor, New School for Social Research) - Routine correspondence
1948-1952
Box 26 Folder 1
Midstream
1957-1981
Scope and Contents
Professor Konvitz served on the editorial board. Includes correspondence on formation of a Midstream faculty group at Cornell; internal problems; minutes of the editorial board; eight page "Tribute to Emanuel Neumann on Publication of His Autobiography" by Konvitz; comments and observations of Midstream articles by Konvitz; considerable amount of general correspondence relative to the internal operations of the editorial board: decisions on articles for publication, book reviews, etcetera.
Box 26 Folder 2
Midstream
1957-1981
Scope and Contents
Professor Konvitz served on the editorial board. Includes correspondence on formation of a Midstream faculty group at Cornell; internal problems; minutes of the editorial board; eight page "Tribute to Emanuel Neumann on Publication of His Autobiography" by Konvitz; comments and observations of Midstream articles by Konvitz; considerable amount of general correspondence relative to the internal operations of the editorial board: decisions on articles for publication, book reviews, etcetera.
Box 26 Folder 3
Midstream
1957-1981
Scope and Contents
Professor Konvitz served on the editorial board. Includes correspondence on formation of a Midstream faculty group at Cornell; internal problems; minutes of the editorial board; eight page "Tribute to Emanuel Neumann on Publication of His Autobiography" by Konvitz; comments and observations of Midstream articles by Konvitz; considerable amount of general correspondence relative to the internal operations of the editorial board: decisions on articles for publication, book reviews, etcetera.
Box 26 Folder 4
Milgram, Morris (Director, Workers Defense League; President, Modern Community Developers, Incorporated) - Personal correspondence
1946- 1966
Box 26 Folder 5
Milton, John - Personal correspondence
1947-1948
Box 26 Folder 6
Minkoff, Nahum B. - Personal, literary correspondence
1947-1956
Scope and Contents
Most of the materials are in Yiddish
Box 26 Folder 7
Mohawk Airlines (Dispute) - routine correspondence regarding arbitration hearing arrangements
1963-1966
Box 26 Folder 8
Mishnun, Virginia - Personal correspondence
1949-1954
Box 26 Folder 9
Morris, William (Society) - routine literary
1961-1962
Box 26 Folder 10
Morrow, Felix (Vice President, Schocken Books, Incorporated) - routine literary correspondence
1946-1948
Box 26 Folder 11
Moskowitz, David - Personal Correspondence
1948-1974
Box 26 Folder 12
Muste, A.J. - Chairman, Committee for Amnesty; Secretary, Fellowship of Reconciliation; Executive Committee, War Resistors League
1946- 1955
Scope and Contents
Letter thanking Professor Konvitz for a copy of his book (1946); December 27, 1946 letter regarding amnesty for conscientious objectors in prisons including Jehovah's Witnesses; letter to Doctor Albert Einstein, September 15, 1947, from Muste regarding atomic war threat; regarding militarization in the United States; also requests for various financial contributions.
Box 26 Folder 13
Myers, Henry A. (Late Cornell University professor) - personal correspondence
1955-1956
Box 26 Folder 14
N - General
1946-1980
Scope and Contents
With Professor Ernest Nagel, Columbia University concerning New Leader article by Konvitz regarding Communism and other routine (1946-1954); Herbert R. Northrup relative to a critical review of Northrup's book by an Industrial and Labor Relations professor and routine literary (1946-1953); fifteen page address by Vernon E. Jordan, Junior, President, National Urban League, Incorporated, given at annual meeting, National Conference of Catholic Charities, 1979; and other personal and literary items.
Box 26 Folder 15
N - General
1946-1980
Scope and Contents
With Professor Ernest Nagel, Columbia University concerning New Leader article by Konvitz regarding Communism and other routine (1946-1954); Herbert R. Northrup relative to a critical review of Northrup's book by an Industrial and Labor Relations professor and routine literary (1946-1953); fifteen page address by Vernon E. Jordan, Junior, President, National Urban League, Incorporated, given at annual meeting, National Conference of Catholic Charities, 1979; and other personal and literary items.
Box 26 Folder 16
Nathanson, Jerome - Chairman, Committee on Federal Aid to Public Education, with Society for Ethical Culture in the City of New York - Correspondence regarding John Dewey; federal aid to education, personal, and routine correspondence.
1944-1955
Box 26 Folder 17
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
1947-1979
Scope and Contents
Konvitz was a member of the Legal Committee. Correspondence with Walter White, Secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of colored People, and other officials regarding the establishment of an International Court of Human rights; relative to George Schuyler who, it was alleged, deliberately falsified facts regarding the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; with Thurgood Marshall, Special Counsel, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People regarding the South Carolina Democratic Party (1948) excluding blacks; discrimination in the National Guard, dining cars; with W.E.B. DuBois, Director, Department of Special Research with relation to the legal status of the Negroes; report to the United Nations on the rights of American Negroes; with Roy Wilkins, Executive Secretary relative to his speaking engagement at Cornell University and other routine issues; with Jack Greenberg, Director Counsel, Legal Defense and Education Fund, Incorporated, regarding sit-in cases before the Supreme Court as well as other cases.
Box 26 Folder 18
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
1947-1979
Scope and Contents
Konvitz was a member of the Legal Committee. Correspondence with Walter White, Secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of colored People, and other officials regarding the establishment of an International Court of Human rights; relative to George Schuyler who, it was alleged, deliberately falsified facts regarding the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; with Thurgood Marshall, Special Counsel, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People regarding the South Carolina Democratic Party (1948) excluding blacks; discrimination in the National Guard, dining cars; with W.E.B. DuBois, Director, Department of Special Research with relation to the legal status of the Negroes; report to the United Nations on the rights of American Negroes; with Roy Wilkins, Executive Secretary relative to his speaking engagement at Cornell University and other routine issues; with Jack Greenberg, Director Counsel, Legal Defense and Education Fund, Incorporated, regarding sit-in cases before the Supreme Court as well as other cases.
Box 26 Folder 19
National Association of Intergroup Relations Officials - Routine conference materials
1949-1953
Box 26 Folder 20
National Citizen's Council on Civil Rights - Correspondence and statements in relation to setting up a permanent Federal Commission of Civil Rights
1948-1949
Box 26 Folder 21
National Community Relations Advisory Council (Konvitz, member) - Includes reports, statements, other publications and some routine correspondence.
1949-1979
Box 26 Folder 22
National Community Relations Advisory Council (Konvitz, member) - Includes reports, statements, other publications and some routine correspondence.
1949-1979
Box 26 Folder 23
National Conference of Christians and Jews - Doctor Konvitz was a member, Commission on Community Organizations, Committee on Educational Organizations. Includes publications and routine organizational correspondence.
1946-1978
Box 26 Folder 24
National Conference of Christians and Jews - Doctor Konvitz was a member, Commission on Community Organizations, Committee on Educational Organizations. Includes publications and routine organizational correspondence.
1946-1978
Box 26 Folder 25
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) - Correspondence and completed forms, reviews of grant proposals by Konvitz to the National Endowment for the Humanities
1977-1980
Box 26 Folder 26
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) - Correspondence and completed forms, reviews of grant proposals by Konvitz to the National Endowment for the Humanities
1977-1980
Box 26 Folder 27
National Enforcement Commission (Economic Stabilization Agency - Professor Konvitz was on the staff of the enforcement commissioners to hear cases in the Rochester-Syracuse area) - Routine Correspondence
1951-1953
Box 26 Folder 28
National Foundation for Jewish Culture (Konvitz was a member of the Academic Advisory Council) - Includes routine correspondence and agendas for meetings
1976-1980
Box 26 Folder 29
National Urban League (Konvitz was a member of the National Committee) - Correspondence regarding setting up a branch of the National League in Ithaca; also routine correspondence.
1946-1959
Box 26 Folder 30
Neumann, Emanuel - Chairman of the United States section of the World Zionist Organization. Personal Correspondence.
1949- 1979
Box 27 Folder 1
New Jersey Department of Education - Division Against Discrimination
1956-1960
Scope and Contents
Includes reports by Konvitz and others relative to the compliance operations of the agency with suggestions and recommendations for improvement; publications and correspondence regarding the report.
Box 27 Folder 2
The New Leader (Miscellaneous, Personal, Literary Correspondence)
1958-1966
Box 27 Folder 3
New School for Social Research - Correspondence about fund raising for the Kallen Chair and routine
1959-1977
Box 27 Folder 4
New York State - Miscellaneous Albany Correspondence relative to legislative bills pertaining to obscenity
1962-1963
Box 27 Folder 5
New York State Labor Relations Board (Honorable Joseph DiFede, Chairman) - Correspondence regarding arrangements for DiFede's visits to Cornell University as a visiting lecturer.
1955-1960
Box 27 Folder 6
New York Times - Letters to the editor
1946-1965
Scope and Contents
Topics covered include Palestine, the United Nations, an anti-lynching bill, American-Israel relations, exploiting Arab refugees, birth control, and civil rights.
Box 27 Folder 7
New York Times - Editorials
1956-1957
Scope and Contents
Correspondence relative to Doctor Konvitz's letters to the editor on Arab refugees and other subjects
Box 27 Folder 8
New York University Award
1964-1969
Scope and Contents
Clippings, program, correspondence about the Alumni Achievement award presented to Konvitz by Washington Square College Alumni Association of New York University (1964)
Box 27 Folder 9
Newport (Rhode Island) Religious Freedom Conference
1978
Scope and Contents
Konvitz was a participant in the Symposium, "From Religious Toleration to Religious Freedom." Includes correspondence and 20 page speech given by Konvitz.
Box 27 Folder 10
Night call Radio Program - regarding Konvitz's appearance on the program
1969
Box 27 Folder 11
Nixon, Richard M. - Vice President
1957-1958
Scope and Contents
Letter inviting Doctor Konvitz to Conference of Presidential Committee on Government Contracts; and other expressing his appreciation for attending Minority Community Resources Conference.
Box 27 Folder 12
Norman, Dorothy - Editor of Twice a Year. Literary Correspondence.
1946-1948
Box 27 Folder 13
O - General Correspondence
1947-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence between Konvitz and Victor A. Olander, Secretary-Treasurer, Illinois State Federation of Labor (1947) on the civil rights of labor; with Donald Otis relative to the editing and publication of the Horace Kallen anthology; a letter to John M. Olin from Professor Konvitz (1961) thanking Olin for the funding for the John M. Olin Library and Olin's reply.
Box 27 Folder 14
O - General Correspondence
1947-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence between Konvitz and Victor A. Olander, Secretary-Treasurer, Illinois State Federation of Labor (1947) on the civil rights of labor; with Donald Otis relative to the editing and publication of the Horace Kallen anthology; a letter to John M. Olin from Professor Konvitz (1961) thanking Olin for the funding for the John M. Olin Library and Olin's reply.
Box 27 Folder 15
Oko, Dorothy - Correspondence relative to Horace Kallen Fund fundraising efforts and personal
1947-1971
Box 27 Folder 16
Orlinsky, Harry M. (Hebrew Union College) - Personal Correspondence
1956-1979
Box 27 Folder 17
Out of State and Foreign - routine and literary correspondence
1953-1965
Box 27 Folder 18
Out of State and Foreign - Routine and Literary Correspondence
1953-1965
Box 27 Folder 19
Oxford Centre for Post-Graduate Hebrew Studies - Brochure
Scope and Contents
no date
Box 27 Folder 20
P - General Correspondence. Includes greeting card from Frances Perkins and routine and literary correspondence.
1948-1981
Box 27 Folder 21
P - General Correspondence. Includes greeting card from Frances Perkins and routine and literary correspondence.
1948-1981
Box 27 Folder 22
Parent-Teachers Annual Meeting (New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers) - Correspondence and press release regarding Konvitz's speech at annual meeting
1964
Box 27 Folder 23
Pasachoff, Samuel, and family - Personal Correspondence
1948-1980
Box 27 Folder 24
Patterson, David (Professor, Oxford Centre for Postgraduate Hebrew Studies) - Routine, personal, and literary correspondence
1969- 1979
Box 27 Folder 25
Peace Corps - Professor Konvitz lectured at Syracuse University to members of Peace Corps being sent to Liberia. Includes schedule, correspondence, memorandums.
1963
Box 27 Folder 26
Peace-Keeping Ways and Means Committee - Form letter, publication
1966
Box 27 Folder 27
Pekelis, Carla - Personal Correspondence
1949-1951
Box 27 Folder 28
Pekelis (Alexander) Manuscript - Correspondence
1948-1951
Scope and Contents
Includes correspondence relative to the publication of Alex Pekelis's writings in which Konvitz was very much involved; book reviews, and photographs.
Box 27 Folder 29
PERB (New York State Public Employment Relations Board) - Konvitz was a member of the arbitration panel for the Public Employment Relations Board. Includes correspondence, publications, form letters.
1967-1979
Box 27 Folder 30
Perlman, Mark (Professor, Johns Hopkins University) - Personal and literary correspondence
1955-1975
Scope and Contents
Includes some discussion of the Monthly Labor Review; plans for Selig Perlman's retirement and an issue of ILR Review (Industrial and Labor Relations Review) dedicated to Perlman
Box 27 Folder 31
Perlman, Selig (Professor, University of Wisconsin) - Correspondence regarding Konvitz's article in Commentary about Daiches; articles signed by Perlman; personal correspondence
1950-1958
Box 27 Folder 32
Personnel Law Review - Konvitz was a member of the Editorial Advisory Board. Routine Correspondence.
1975-1979
Box 27 Folder 33
Pesin, Meyer - Correspondence relative to Konvitz's speech before the American Council for Judaism; 5 pages of comments from Pesin and Doctor Konvitz's reply.
1947-1976
Box 27 Folder 34
Pfeffer, Leo - Personal and literary
1949-1951
Box 27 Folder 35
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity - Correspondence and Konvitz's certificate of membership
1965-1966
Box 27 Folder 36
Phi Beta Kappa - Konvitz was elected President of the Ithaca Chapter of the Society. Includes correspondence, memorandums, lists, minutes, handbook.
1962-1966
Box 27 Folder 37
Phi Eta Sigma - Includes Konvitz's certificate, correspondence, and programs.
1961
Box 28 Folder 1
Philadelphia - Report for Federation of Jewish Agencies. Includes report by Professor Konvitz on the "Unification of Gratz College, Beth Jacob Schools and Akiba Hebrew Academy" and correspondence.
1961
Box 28 Folder 2
Philadelphia Fellowship Commission (Jewish Community Relations Council) - Newsletters and routine correspondence
1949
Box 28 Folder 3
Photographs - Correspondence relative to a project; collecting photos of important labor leaders to be placed in Industrial and Labor Relations seminar rooms
1951-1956
Box 28 Folder 4
Pilch, Judah (Jewish Teachers Seminary and People's University)
Scope and Contents
Correspondence relative to plans for Horace Kallen's eighty-fifth birthday celebration; includes articles by Pilch and personal correspondence between Konvitz and Pilch as well as literary correspondence. No date.
Box 28 Folder 5
Pilch, Judah (Jewish Teachers Seminary and People's University)
Scope and Contents
Correspondence relative to plans for Horace Kallen's eighty-fifth birthday celebration; includes articles by Pilch and personal correspondence between Konvitz and Pilch as well as literary correspondence. No date.
Box 28 Folder 6
Pilch, Judah (Jewish Teachers Seminary and People's University)
Scope and Contents
Correspondence relative to plans for Horace Kallen's eighty-fifth birthday celebration; includes articles by Pilch and personal correspondence between Konvitz and Pilch as well as literary correspondence. No date.
Box 28 Folder 7
Pinson, Koppel S. (President, Conference on Jewish Special Studies) - Literary correspondence regarding Morris R. Cohen, memorial volume and other literary and personal correspondence.
1948-1958
Box 28 Folder 8
Polier (Justine and Shad) - Routine and personal correspondence
1947-1949
Box 28 Folder 9
Poznanski, Edward (Hebrew University)
1955-1974
Scope and Contents
Plans for Konvitz's sabbatical to be spent in Israel and other trips abroad; routine and personal. 9a. Prizes - Routine correspondence (1963)
Box 28 Folder 10
Professors for Humphrey-Muskie
1968-1969
Scope and Contents
Includes mailings sent out by New York State Professors for Humphrey-Muskie clippings, invitation to Doctor Konvitz for dinner in honor of Vice-President Humphrey, letter from Humphrey (November 27, 1968) thanking Konvitz for his support during the campaign.
Box 28 Folder 11
Protestants and Other Americans - Archer, Glenn L., Executive Director. Correspondence relative to Konvitz's article on separation of church and state; newsletter; form letters; article.
1949-1950
Box 28 Folder 12
Puerto Rico, University of (Evaluation Team 1965) - Includes correspondence, bulletins, reports, and articles. Doctor Konvitz was a member of a team to view the accreditation of the University of Puerto Rico by the Middle States Association of Colleges an
1963-1966
Box 28 Folder 13
Puerto Rico, University of (Evaluation Team 1965) - Includes correspondence, bulletins, reports, and articles. Doctor Konvitz was a member of a team to view the accreditation of the University of Puerto Rico by the Middle States Association of Colleges an
1963-1966
Box 28 Folder 14
Q - General and Routine Correspondence
1969-1974
Box 28 Folder 15
R - General and Routine Correspondence
1947-1980
Box 28 Folder 16
R - General and Routine Correspondence
1947-1980
Box 28 Folder 17
R - General and Routine Correspondence
1947-1980
Box 28 Folder 18
R - General and Routine Correspondence
1947-1980
Box 28 Folder 19
Rabb, Maxwell (Secretary to the Cabinet under President Eisenhower) - Letters of congratulations to each other for various honors, appointments, etcetera; and routine correspondence
1953-1974
Box 28 Folder 20
Rabinowicz, Aharon M. (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) - Discussion relative to an Institute on Jewish Rights; project on the legal status of Jewish communities; travels to and from Israel; routine and personal correspondence
1970-1979
Box 28 Folder 21
Rabinowitz, Isaac (Cornell University) - Routine and personal correspondence
1956-1965
Box 28 Folder 22
Rachlin, Carl (Hunter College) - routine correspondence
1966-1975
Box 28 Folder 23
Rackman, Emanuel (President, Bar Ilan University) - Routine and personal correspondence
1967-1989
Box 28 Folder 24
Ramah Commission (Konvitz was a member) - Agendas, minutes, correspondence
1975-1979
Box 29 Folder 1
Rand School (Theodore Schapiro, Executive Director) - Includes souvenir book (Fortieth Anniversary), correspondence relative to plans for Konvitz to lecture, and routine correspondence.
1946-1955
Box 29 Folder 2
Randolph, A. Philip - Routine Correspondence
1969-1979
Box 29 Folder 3
Rapp, Marvin (State University of New York, Albany) - Correspondence relative to Professor Konvitz's appearance as a guest lecturer before the Institute of American Studies
1960
Box 29 Folder 4
Richter, Muriel E. (former student) - Personal Correspondence
1947-1955
Box 29 Folder 5
Robinson, Howard (Congressman) - Congratulatory letters and routine correspondence
1962-1974
Box 29 Folder 6
Rochdale Institute - Konvitz was a member and trustee of the Institute. Includes memorandums, minutes, report.
1972-1978
Box 29 Folder 7
Rochester University - Routine Correspondence
1976-1978
Box 29 Folder 8
Rosenberg, Mitchell - Personal Correspondence
1947-1980
Box 29 Folder 9
Rosenberg, Mitchell - Personal Correspondence
1947-1980
Box 29 Folder 10
Rosenfield, Harry - Personal Correspondence
1962-1975
Box 29 Folder 11
Rosenwald, Lessing - President, American Council for Judaism
1948-1954
Scope and Contents
Letter to the editor, New York Times, by Rosenwald. Konvitz questions some points made regarding American-Jewish loyalty. Palestine issue; discusses the Israeli constitution; relative to the Chicago conference - Doctor Konvitz states his opinion of the conference in a six-page letter to Rosenwald giving frank impressions of the conference and routine and personal.
Box 29 Folder 12
Rosenzweig, Margaret (Director of Research, Liberian Project) and Simon. Correspondence regarding Liberian Project and events in Liberia; literary correspondence regarding setting up the Robert Chasen Memorial Poetry prize at Cornell University
1959-1980
Box 29 Folder 13
Rosenzweig, Margaret (Director of Research, Liberian Project) and Simon. Correspondence regarding Liberian Project and events in Liberia; literary correspondence regarding setting up the Robert Chasen Memorial Poetry prize at Cornell University
1959-1980
Scope and Contents
13a. Rosenzweig, Margaret (Director of Research, Liberian Project) and Simon. Correspondence regarding Liberian Project and events in Liberia; literary correspondence regarding setting up the Robert Chasen Memorial Poetry prize at Cornell University
Box 29 Folder 14
Roth, William - Personal Correspondence
1969-1976
Box 29 Folder 15
Rothman, Fred B. (publisher) - routine and personal correspondence
1947-1970
Box 29 Folder 16
Rubinow, Raymond S. - Correspondence regarding the transfer of I.M. Rubinow's library to Cornell University; articles by L. Drester relative to I.M. Rubinow; personal correspondence regarding job hunting, etcetera.
1947-1977
Box 29 Folder 17
Rutgers University - Regarding plans for Professor Konvitz receiving honorary degree at convocation in recognition of the American Jewish Tercentenary; includes correspondence, news releases, clippings, programs
1954-1955
Box 29 Folder 18
Rutgers University - Congratulatory Letters from many friends and acquaintances regarding honorary degree.
1954
Box 29 Folder 19
Rutledge, Edward (New York State Committee for Human Rights) - Personal Correspondence
1951-1963
Box 29 Folder 20
SA-SN - Routine, personal, literary correspondence.
1946-1959
Box 29 Folder 21
SO-SZ
1944-1959
Scope and Contents
From Curtis Swabey, former teacher of Konvitz's, New York University; with Simon Sobeloff, United States Solicitor General, regarding information on various cases and personal correspondence; generally routine correspondence
Box 29 Folder 22
SA-SC
1950-1963
Scope and Contents
With Abram L. Sachar, President of Brandeis University, regarding personal and routine; with Arthur Schlesinger regarding literary and personal; with Rabbi Steven S. Schwarzchild, relative to a special issue of Judaism; and other routine and literary correspondence
Box 29 Folder 23
SD-SM
1955-1963
Scope and Contents
With Whitney Seymour, President, American Bar Association, relative to the exclusion of Negro lawyers from membership; with Jacob Sheinkman, Counsel, Amalgamated Clothing Workers, regarding civil rights legislation; and other routine, literary, and personal letters.
Box 29 Folder 24
SO-ST - Routine correspondence
1960-1964
Box 29 Folder 25
SA-SE
1962-1980
Scope and Contents
With Sarah Schmidt with regard to her dissertation on Horace Kallen; routine and personal correspondence
Box 29 Folder 26
SF-SM
1965-1980
Scope and Contents
With Jacob Sheinkman, Counsel of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers, and President of the Jewish Labor Committee, about the J.P. Stevens contract; and other personal and routine correspondence
Box 29 Folder 27
SN-ST
1964-1981
Scope and Contents
With Professor M.N. Srinivas, Institute for Social and Economic Change (India) - personal and literary correspondence. Other routine, personal, and literary correspondence.
Box 29 Folder 28
SU-SZ
1951-1979
Scope and Contents
With Clyde W. Summers, University of Buffalo, regarding literary, teaching, and personal correspondence.
Box 30 Folder 1
Sabbatical Year - Correspondence regarding sabbatical spent at Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton University, discussing grants, housing, research, and routine; also includes his two-page "plan for research"
1959-1960
Box 30 Folder 2
Sabine, George H. (Professor) - Personal Correspondence
1946-1961
Box 30 Folder 3
Sabine - Festschrift. Correspondence regarding several contributors writing papers on the history of political philosophy to be published in a volume dedicated to Sabine upon his retirement (1948)
1947-1955
Box 30 Folder 4
Sabine - "History." Correspondence with publisher
1961
Box 30 Folder 5
Sabine, George H. - Memorial Committee (Professor Konvitz was Chairman of the Committee). Includes correspondence and copy of Konvitz's necrology on Professor Sabine.
1960-1961
Box 30 Folder 6
Salzburg Seminar in American Studies (Austria) - Correspondence with Dexter Perkins, President, and others regarding Konvitz's involvement in the Seminar as a member of the faculty.
1952-1967
Box 30 Folder 7
Saturday Review - Literary correspondence regarding book reviews
1946-1964
Box 30 Folder 8
Saturday Review - Literary correspondence regarding book reviews
1946-1964
Box 30 Folder 9
Schlamm, W.S. - With Time, Incorporated, Regarding Literary Correspondence
1945-1949
Box 30 Folder 10
Scholarships - Grants-In-Aid. Correspondence regarding various grants available and routine correspondence.
1946
Box 30 Folder 11
Schwerner, Armand - Personal Correspondence
1949
Box 30 Folder 12
Scribes (The American Society of Writers on Legal Subjects) - Routine correspondence; invitation to honorary membership.
1972
Box 30 Folder 13
Seidenberg, Jacob - Relative to Seidenberg's work with Presidential Committee on Government Contract Compliance and the continuance of the committee; relative to setting up a memorial in honor of Seidenberg's mother at Industrial and Labor Relations; and
1953-1979
Box 30 Folder 14
Seidenberg, Jacob - Relative to Seidenberg's work with Presidential Committee on Government Contract Compliance and the continuance of the committee; relative to setting up a memorial in honor of Seidenberg's mother at Industrial and Labor Relations; and
1953-1979
Box 30 Folder 15
Seidenberg Memorial Award - routine correspondence relative to the award winners and financial statements
1954-1975
Box 30 Folder 16
Seley, Jason - Personal Correspondence
1947-1955
Box 30 Folder 17
Shapow, Samuel - Includes arbitration award issued by Konvitz between New Jersey Washable Dress Contractors Association and M. Del Gurcio (Del Gurcio was represented by Shapow); also personal correspondence
1946-1960
Box 30 Folder 18
Shapiro, Harry H. (Rutgers University) - Literary and Personal Correspondence
1954-1980
Box 30 Folder 19
Shapiro, Judah J. (National Foundation for Jewish Culture) - Personal Correspondence
1961-1971
Box 30 Folder 20
Silverberg, Louis G. (Director of Information, National Labor Relations Board) - Routine and personal correspondence
1948-1959
Box 30 Folder 21
Simon, Jonas, Rabbi - Includes some personal correspondence and a twenty-nine-page mimeograph entitled "Thirty Years of the Kosher Law of the State of New York" by Jonas Simon
1949-1953
Box 30 Folder 22
Simon, Kelly - Personal Correspondence
1950
Box 30 Folder 23
Simons, Hans (President, New School for Social Research) - Includes correspondence on curriculum and programs of the New School; Horace Kallen and routine correspondence
1947-1960
Box 30 Folder 24
Singer Expense Fund Committee
1954-1955
Scope and Contents
Information on Professor Marcus Singer, Zoology Department, Cornell University, refusing to give the House Committee on Un-American Activities the names of other members of the Marxist Study Group while at Harvard. Correspondence on efforts to raise funds to assist Singer with his defense.
Box 30 Folder 25
Slovenko, Ralph - Literary Correspondence
1960-1961
Box 30 Folder 26
Sneed, Joseph T., Dean, Law School, Duke University - Routine Correspondence
1971
Box 30 Folder 27
Social Democrats, United States of America - Routine Form Letters
1973-1979
Box 30 Folder 28
Soloveitchik, Joseph (Rabbi) - Correspondence about the erection of an interfaith building at Cornell University (Anabel Taylor Hall); the design of the windows, etcetera; and other religious personal matters
1950-1979
Scope and Contents
ACCESS RESTRICTED
Box 30 Folder 29
Solow, Herbert - Fortune Magazine. Solow asks Konvitz for comments on Nuremberg Trials manuscript; Doctor Konvitz comments; Other personal correspondence
1945-1954
Box 30 Folder 30
Sommer, Frank H. (Dean, New York University Law School) - Personal Correspondence
1945-1957
Box 30 Folder 31
Soviet Jewry
1973
Scope and Contents
Correspondence, program, memorandums relative to the Freedom Assembly for Soviet Jews, June 17, 1973, held during a visit to the United States by Leonid I. Brezhnev. Konvitz served on organizing committee
Box 31 Folder 1
Speaking Requests - Correspondence declining invitations to speak, lecture, etcetera.
1954-1978
Box 31 Folder 2
Speaking Requests - Correspondence declining invitations to speak, lecture, etcetera.
1954-1978
Box 31 Folder 3
Speaking Requests - Correspondence declining invitations to speak, lecture, etcetera.
1954-1978
Box 31 Folder 4
State Department - American Foreign Service Journal, Joan David (editor) - Correspondence relative to an article by Doctor Konvitz on the Israeli Constitution
1949-1950
Box 31 Folder 5
State of Israel Bonds - Correspondence with director, Fraternal Division, Greater New York Committee regarding financial campaign. Konvitz was a member of the Cornell University committee.
1968-1979
Box 31 Folder 6
State University of New York - Faculty Senate. Includes minutes, agenda, reports, by-laws, and correspondence
1953-1962
Box 31 Folder 7
State University of New York - Faculty Senate. Includes minutes, agenda, reports, by-laws, and correspondence
1953-1962
Box 31 Folder 8
Steinberg, I.N. - Address by Steinberg, "The Place of Freeland in Jewish Life;" and personal correspondence
1948-1950
Box 31 Folder 9
Steinberg, Milton (Rabbi) - 17-page lecture by Steinberg, "Commentary Magazine - Benefit or Detriment to American Judaism?" 3-page letter by Konvitz commenting on the lecture and Steinberg's reply and other routine and personal correspondence
1949-1950
Box 31 Folder 10
Stone, Julius (University of New South Wales) - Personal correspondence and articles by Stone
1968-1979
Box 31 Folder 11
Stone, Julius (University of New South Wales) - Personal correspondence and articles by Stone
1968-1979
Box 31 Folder 12
Sturmthal, Adolf (Professor, Economics, Bard College; Roosevelt College, editor, Studies in International Labor of which Professor Konvitz was a member of the Advisory Board along with Neil Chamberlain, Clark Kerr, and others). Includes discussion on lite
1952-1967
Box 31 Folder 13
Supreme Court - Correspondence with Chief Justice earl Warren and Justice Hugo Black regarding copies of Konvitz's books
1960- 1962
Box 31 Folder 14
Synagogue Council of America - Konvitz was a member of the Commission on Religion and Race. Routine correspondence.
1966- 1973
Box 31 Folder 15
Syracuse University - Correspondence regarding honorary Doctor of Law degree presented to Konvitz; Konvitz's commencement address; and other routine correspondence
1966-1978
Box 31 Folder 16
T - General. Correspondence with Norman Thomas relative to Doctor Konvitz sending birthday greetings; relative to a testimonial luncheon for Thomas; relative to Thomas's speech at Cornell University; also includes literary, routine, and personal correspon
1947-1979
Box 31 Folder 17
T - General. Correspondence with Norman Thomas relative to Doctor Konvitz sending birthday greetings; relative to a testimonial luncheon for Thomas; relative to Thomas's speech at Cornell University; also includes literary, routine, and personal correspon
1947-1979
Box 31 Folder 18
T - General. Correspondence with Norman Thomas relative to Doctor Konvitz sending birthday greetings; relative to a testimonial luncheon for Thomas; relative to Thomas's speech at Cornell University; also includes literary, routine, and personal correspon
1947-1979
Box 31 Folder 19
Talmon, Jacob (Professor, Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities) - Correspondence relative to the Israel situation; also routine and personal correspondence.
1967-1980
Box 31 Folder 20
Tamiment (Summer Camp) - Correspondence and brochure regarding conference of which Konvitz was a participant
1949
Box 31 Folder 21
Task Force for Jewish Identity - Includes memorandums and reports. Professor Konvitz was a member of the Task Force
1971-1972
Box 31 Folder 22
Teiger, Samuel and David - Personal Correspondence
1947-1966
Box 31 Folder 23
Tel-Aviv University - Literary correspondence about an article for Yearbook on Human Rights
1969-1980
Box 31 Folder 24
Thermoid Company - Personal correspondence
1955-1956
Box 31 Folder 25
"This I Believe" (CBS Broadcasting, Incorporation Program)
1953-1955
Scope and Contents
Correspondence relative to Konvitz's appearance on Edward R. Murrow's program, November 12, 1953. Includes copies of the broadcast, correspondence relative to the arrangements and to its adaptation into a responsive reading for World Day of Prayer Service, and many letters complimenting Konvitz on the broadcast.
Box 31 Folder 26
Tischler, Saul - Personal Correspondence
1947-1973
Box 31 Folder 27
Tischler, Saul - Personal Correspondence
1947-1973
Box 31 Folder 28
Touro College
1971-1980
Scope and Contents
Correspondence relative to the founding of the school in 1971 and Doctor Konvitz as a visiting lecturer; school bulletins; 11 page "Sketch of a Curriculum for a Law School at Touro College" (1972); and Konvitz's comments on the Law School and curriculum. Konvitz turns down offer to become first dean of the new law school.
Box 31 Folder 29
Traub, Daniel L. - Personal Correspondence
1948-1964
Box 31 Folder 30
U - Correspondence with Adrian M. Unger relative to the racial policy of the American Bar Association and Personal Matters; a 1982 form letter from University Centers for Rational alternatives, Incorporated; Konvitz listed on stationery as Faculty Sponsor
1949-1982
Box 31 Folder 31
U - Correspondence with Adrian M. Unger relative to the racial policy of the American Bar Association and Personal Matters; a 1982 form letter from University Centers for Rational alternatives, Incorporated; Konvitz listed on stationery as Faculty Sponsor
1949-1982
Box 31 Folder 32
U - Correspondence with Adrian M. Unger relative to the racial policy of the American Bar Association and Personal Matters; a 1982 form letter from University Centers for Rational alternatives, Incorporated; Konvitz listed on stationery as Faculty Sponsor
1949-1982
Box 32 Folder 1
United Jewish Appeal-Council of Jewish Federations - Correspondence, budget digests, and other documents
1961-1977
Box 32 Folder 2
United Jewish Appeal-Council of Jewish Federations - Correspondence, budget digests, and other documents
1961-1977
Box 32 Folder 3
United Jewish Appeal - Ithaca (Konvitz, Chairman, Ithaca Jewish Welfare fund). Correspondence, financial reports, mailing list
1966- 1979
Box 32 Folder 4
Union Government in Transition - Joel Seidman. Correspondence relative to a seminar for which Professor Konvitz prepared the paper, "Labor Movement, Labor Organization, or Labor Establishment?" 28 pages. Includes discussions of Konvitz's paper.
1967-1969
Box 32 Folder 5
United World Federalists (Cornell Chapter) - Includes newsletter, by-laws, and form letter
1947-1950
Box 32 Folder 6
United States Information Agency - Correspondence about an article written by Konvitz for the Agency, "The United States Bill of Rights in the 1970s." 20 pages.
1968-1973
Box 32 Folder 7
V - General correspondence with Ernest vanden Haag regarding literary and personal matters; with Willy Verriest (from Belgium), former student; and other routine, personal, and literary correspondence
1946-1977
Box 32 Folder 8
V - General correspondence with Ernest vanden Haag regarding literary and personal matters; with Willy Verriest (from Belgium), former student; and other routine, personal, and literary correspondence
1946-1977
Box 32 Folder 9
Immanuel Velikovsky - Correspondence regarding publishing a volume by Cornell University Press, Velikovsky Challenge to Science
1972- 1976
Box 32 Folder 10
Immanuel Velikovsky - Correspondence regarding publishing a volume by Cornell University Press, Velikovsky Challenge to Science
1972- 1976
Box 32 Folder 11
Vanderbilt, Arthur T. (Dean, New York University School of Law; Chief Justice, New Jersey Supreme Court)
1945-1956
Scope and Contents
Personal and literary correspondence; May 19, 1953 correspondence from Konvitz on the opinions of Chief Justice Warren in the school segregation cases.
Box 32 Folder 12
Via (Student Organization, Cornell University) - Organization for women only, includes constitution, report. Konvitz was on the Board of Directors.
1954
Box 32 Folder 13
Vicious Circle - A discussion group of Cornell University faculty; correspondence, membership lists, and other routine correspondence.
1946- 1964
Box 32 Folder 14
Vicious Circle - A discussion group of Cornell University faculty; correspondence, membership lists, and other routine correspondence.
1946- 1964
Box 32 Folder 15
Vicious Circle - A discussion group of Cornell University faculty; correspondence, membership lists, and other routine correspondence.
1946- 1964
Box 32 Folder 16
W - General
1947-1978
Scope and Contents
Personal Correspondence with Professor Edwin Witte regarding routine matters; correspondence with R.H. Wendell, Chicago and Western Indiana railroad Company (Manager, Employee Relations) on the employment of Negroes in his company; other literary and personal letters.
Box 32 Folder 17
W - General
1947-1978
Scope and Contents
Personal Correspondence with Professor Edwin Witte regarding routine matters; correspondence with R.H. Wendell, Chicago and Western Indiana railroad Company (Manager, Employee Relations) on the employment of Negroes in his company; other literary and personal letters.
Box 32 Folder 18
W - General
1947-1978
Scope and Contents
Personal Correspondence with Professor Edwin Witte regarding routine matters; correspondence with R.H. Wendell, Chicago and Western Indiana railroad Company (Manager, Employee Relations) on the employment of Negroes in his company; other literary and personal letters.
Box 32 Folder 19
W- General
1947-1978
Scope and Contents
Personal Correspondence with Professor Edwin Witte regarding routine matters; correspondence with R.H. Wendell, Chicago and Western Indiana railroad Company (Manager, Employee Relations) on the employment of Negroes in his company; other literary and personal letters.
Box 32 Folder 20
Wage Stabilization board - Regional Enforcement Committee, New York City. (Konvitz was a member of the Commission). Correspondence regarding meetings.
1951-1953
Box 32 Folder 21
Waldman, Louis - Personal Correspondence
1949-1957
Box 32 Folder 22
Wallach, Sidney (Sidney Wallach Associates) - Correspondence regarding American Council for Judaism Conference; and extensive correspondence on attacks on Doctor Konvitz because of his speech at the Conference.
1949-1951
Box 32 Folder 23
Washington, District of Columbia - General Correspondence, including an invitation to President Johnson's inauguration (1965)
1963- 1965
Box 33 Folder 1
Watermargin House (Konvitz was a member of the Board of Trustees) - A Cornell organization (membership open to all races, creeds, etcetera, whereby men can work and live together in furtherance of their college careers and personal development). Includes
1948-1960
Box 33 Folder 2
Watermargin House (Konvitz was a member of the Board of Trustees) - A Cornell organization (membership open to all races, creeds, etcetera, whereby men can work and live together in furtherance of their college careers and personal development). Includes
1948-1960
Box 33 Folder 3
Watermargin House (Konvitz was a member of the Board of Trustees) - A Cornell organization (membership open to all races, creeds, etcetera, whereby men can work and live together in furtherance of their college careers and personal development). Includes
1948-1960
Box 33 Folder 4
Weidberg, Joseph M. - Personal Correspondence
1947
Box 33 Folder 5
Weihofen, Henry (Professor, New Mexico University and University of Colorado). Correspondence on exchanging teaching positions for summer school
1948-1950
Box 33 Folder 6
Weinreich, Max - Yivo. Literary, personal, and routine correspondence.
1947-1951
Box 33 Folder 7
Who's Who in America and Who's Who in American Education - Routine Correspondence
1952-1957
Box 33 Folder 8
Wiener, Max - Personal Correspondence
1947-1957
Box 33 Folder 9
Wilk, Kurt (Professor, Wells College and later with Central Intelligence Agency) - Personal and routine professional correspondence
1947- 1952
Box 33 Folder 10
Winnipeg, Canada - A survey on the development of higher Jewish education in Winnipeg
1961-1962
Box 33 Folder 11
Wirin, A.L. - Correspondence regarding various legal cases.
1947-1948
Box 33 Folder 12
Wirth, Louis (University of Chicago) - correspondence on program in race relations at Chicago.
1947-1950
Box 33 Folder 13
Workers Defense League (Professor Konvitz was a member of the National Board and a charter member). Includes correspondence, newsletter, releases, form letters, scattered minutes, and constitution.
1949-1976
Box 33 Folder 14
World Zionist Organization - Includes releases, correspondence, memorandums, announcements, invitations.
1969-1980
Box 33 Folder 15
World Zionist Organization - Includes releases, correspondence, memorandums, announcements, invitations.
1969-1980
Box 33 Folder 16
World Zionist Organization - Includes releases, correspondence, memorandums, announcements, invitations.
1969-1980
Box 33 Folder 17
Wunderlich, Frieda - Correspondence with the New School for Social Research. Includes correspondence regarding request for Konvitz to review her book on German Labor Courts; also miscellaneous and personal correspondence. 1947-1954.
1947-1985
Scope and Contents
17a. Wyzanski, Charles E. Junior (Judge). Letter to Konvitz congratulating him on an excellent letter in the New York Times describing Abraham Epstein and I.M. Rubinow. Discusses the drafting of the Social Security Act. 1985
Box 33 Folder 18
W - General Correspondence
1962-1980
Box 33 Folder 19
W - General Correspondence
1962-1980
Box 33 Folder 20
X-Y-Z General and Routine Correspondence
1948-1980
Box 33 Folder 21
X-Y-Z General and Routine Correspondence
1948-1980
Box 33 Folder 22
Yeshiva University
1949-1989
Scope and Contents
Correspondence regarding Konvitz receiving Mordecai ben David Award at the Thirty-Fourth Commencement (1965) and Doctor of Human Letters in 1972. Letter (1976) from President Norman Lamm commenting on Konvitz being offered the Deanship of Cardozo Law School and regretting his refusal to take the position; other routine and personal correspondence.
Box 33 Folder 23
Yivo Institute - Includes newsletters and general and routine correspondence.
1953-1980
Box 33 Folder 24
Yivo Institute - Includes newsletters and general and routine correspondence.
1953-1980
Box 33 Folder 25
Young Israel Chapter - Cornell (Konvitz, Advisor). Includes constitution, routine organizational correspondence.
1954-1959
Box 33 Folder 26
Zionist Affirmation - Correspondence regarding obtaining signatures and preparation of a public statement on Zionism
1971-1977
Box 33 Folder 27
Zionist Council of the Arts and Sciences (Konvitz, Chairman, National Committee of Sponsors) - Includes newsletters, minutes, and organizational correspondence
1973-1980
Box 33 Folder 28
Zionists (World Zionist Organization and World Confederation of Zionists) - Minutes, reports, correspondence regarding reorganization of the World Zionist Organization; Konvitz served on the Commission on Reorganization
1946-1967
Box 33 Folder 29
Zukerman, William (editor, Jewish Newsletter) - Correspondence regarding Doctor Konvitz's article on the Israeli Constitution; discussion of Konvitz's speech at the Convention of the Council for Judaism; and other literary and routine correspondence.
1949-1958
Box 33 Folder 30
Miscellaneous correspondence
1961-1965
Box 33 Folder 31
Miscellaneous news clippings, articles, etcetera
1960-1969
Scope and Contents
1960's
Series II: Subject FIles, 1942-1986
Scope and Contents
This series consists of Professor Knoviltz's voluminous reference files arranged alphabetically by subject and thereunder in rough chronological order. The files consist largely of newspaper and periodical clippings, newsletters, and legal documents (which are not described individually). Correspndence which Professor Konvitz chsse to file under subject rather than by the name of the author, as well as minutes, speeches, draft manuscripts, transcrits, pre-1940 pamphlets, and other significant primary source documents, are noted individually in the listing below.
Box 34 Folder 1
A and P Case
Box 34 Folder 2
Abortion
Box 34 Folder 3
Abortion
Box 34 Folder 4
Abortion
Box 34 Folder 5
Abortion
Box 34 Folder 6
Abortion
Box 34 Folder 7
Abortion
Box 34 Folder 8
Abortion
Box 34 Folder 9
Abortion
Box 34 Folder 10
Abortion - State Statutes
Box 34 Folder 11
Academic Freedom - American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Academic Freedom Committee minutes.
Box 34 Folder 12
Academic Freedom
Box 34 Folder 13
Academic Freedom - American Civil Liberties Union, Academic Freedom Committee minutes
Box 34 Folder 14
Academic Freedom
Box 34 Folder 15
Academic Freedom
Box 34 Folder 16
Academic Freedom - American Civil Liberties Union, Academic Freedom and Civil Liberties of Students, draft report
Box 34 Folder 17
Academic Freedom
Box 34 Folder 18
Academic Freedom
Box 34 Folder 19
Academic Freedom
Box 34 Folder 20
Academic Freedom
Box 34 Folder 21
Academic Freedom
Box 34 Folder 22
Academic Freedom
Box 34 Folder 23
Academic Freedom
Box 34 Folder 24
Academic Freedom
Box 34 Folder 25
Academic Freedom
Box 35 Folder 1
Academic Freedom
Box 35 Folder 2
Academic Freedom
Box 35 Folder 3
Academic Freedom - American Civil Liberties Union, American Freedom Committee minutes and agendas
Box 35 Folder 4
Academic Freedom - American Civil Liberties Union, Academic Freedom Committee minutes
Box 35 Folder 5
Academic Freedom - American Civil Liberties Union, Academic Freedom Committee minutes
Box 35 Folder 6
Academic Freedom
Box 35 Folder 7
Academic Freedom
Box 35 Folder 8
Academic Freedom
Box 35 Folder 9
Academic Freedom - Faculty
Box 35 Folder 10
Academic Freedom - Students
Box 35 Folder 11
Academic Freedom - Students
Box 35 Folder 12
Academic Freedom - Students
Box 35 Folder 13
Academic Freedom - Students
Box 35 Folder 14
Academic Freedom - Students
Box 35 Folder 15
Accident Causes
Box 35 Folder 16
Action and Rule of Law
Box 35 Folder 17
Action and Rule of Law
Box 35 Folder 18
Adler, Selig
Box 35 Folder 19
Administration
Box 35 Folder 20
Administration of Justice
Box 35 Folder 21
Administration of Justice
Box 35 Folder 22
Administration of Justice
Box 35 Folder 23
Administration of Justice
Box 35 Folder 24
Administration of Justice
Box 35 Folder 25
Administration Review
Box 35 Folder 26
Administration Review
Box 36 Folder 1
Administrative Agencies
Box 36 Folder 2
Administrative Law
Box 36 Folder 3
Administrative Law
Box 36 Folder 4
Administrative Law
Box 36 Folder 5
Administrative Offices - United States Courts
Box 36 Folder 6
Admiralty
Box 36 Folder 7
Adoptions
Box 36 Folder 8
Adoptions
Box 36 Folder 9
Adult Education
Box 36 Folder 10
Advertising
Box 36 Folder 11
Advertising
Box 36 Folder 12
Advertising
Box 36 Folder 13
Advertising - American Civil Liberties Union
Box 36 Folder 14
Aesthetics
Box 36 Folder 15
Affluence
Box 36 Folder 16
Affidavits and Communists
Box 36 Folder 17
Affirmative Action
Box 36 Folder 18
Affirmative Action
Box 36 Folder 19
Affirmative Action - American Civil Liberties Board of Directors Meeting minutes
Box 36 Folder 20
Affirmative Action
Box 36 Folder 21
Affirmative Action
Box 36 Folder 22
Affirmative Action
Box 36 Folder 23
Affirmative Action
Box 36 Folder 24
Affirmative Action
Box 37 Folder 1
Affirmative Action
Box 37 Folder 2
Affirmative Action - Colleges and Universities
Box 37 Folder 3
Affirmative Action - Cornell
Box 37 Folder 4
Affirmative Action - Cornell
Box 37 Folder 5
Affirmative Action - Cramer Case
Box 37 Folder 6
Affirmative Action - Employment
Box 37 Folder 7
Africa
Box 37 Folder 8
Africa
Box 37 Folder 9
Africa
Box 37 Folder 10
Africa
Box 37 Folder 11
Africa
Box 37 Folder 12
Africa
Box 37 Folder 13
Africa
Box 37 Folder 14
Africa
Box 37 Folder 15
Africa
Box 37 Folder 16
Africa
Box 37 Folder 17
Africa
Box 38 Folder 1
Africa
Box 38 Folder 2
Africa
Box 38 Folder 3
Africa
Box 38 Folder 4
Africa
Box 38 Folder 5
Africa
Box 38 Folder 6
Africa - Education
Box 38 Folder 7
Africa - labor
Box 38 Folder 8
Africa - Labor
Box 38 Folder 9
Africa - Law
Box 38 Folder 10
African Labor College
Box 38 Folder 11
African Law
Box 38 Folder 12
African Studies
Box 38 Folder 13
African Studies Association
Box 38 Folder 14
African Universities
Box 38 Folder 15
Age Discrimination
Box 38 Folder 16
Aged
Box 38 Folder 17
Aged
Box 38 Folder 18
Aged Care
Box 38 Folder 19
Aged Care
Box 38 Folder 20
Agency
Box 38 Folder 21
Agency for International Development
Box 38 Folder 22
Agency for International Development
Box 38 Folder 23
Agency Shop
Box 38 Folder 24
Agger, E.E.
Box 38 Folder 25
Agnew, Spiro T.
Box 38 Folder 26
Agnon, Shmuel Yosef
Box 38 Folder 27
Agriculture
Box 38 Folder 28
Agriculture
Box 38 Folder 29
Agriculture
Box 39 Folder 1
Agriculture - Labor
Box 39 Folder 2
Ahlstrom, Sydney E.
Box 39 Folder 3
Air Traffic Controllers' Strike
Box 39 Folder 4
Airlines
Box 39 Folder 5
Alaska
Box 39 Folder 6
Alcoholic Case
Box 39 Folder 7
Alcoholic Case
Box 39 Folder 8
Alexander, Samuel
Box 39 Folder 9
Alienation
Box 39 Folder 10
Aliens
Box 39 Folder 11
Aliens
Box 39 Folder 12
Aliens
Box 39 Folder 13
Aliens
Box 39 Folder 14
Aliens
Box 39 Folder 15
Aliens
Box 39 Folder 16
Aliens
Scope and Contents
16a. Aliens
Box 39 Folder 17
Aliens - Deportation
Box 39 Folder 18
Aliens - Japanese
Box 39 Folder 19
Aliens - Land Law, Fishing, etcetera
Box 39 Folder 20
Aliens - Naturalization, Denaturalization
Box 39 Folder 21
Alumni
Box 39 Folder 22
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Box 39 Folder 23
America
Box 39 Folder 24
America
Box 40 Folder 1
America: Arnold Beichman finds
Box 40 Folder 2
American Afro-Asian Educational Exchange
Box 40 Folder 3
American Arbitration Association
Box 40 Folder 4
American Association for Jewish Education
1980
Scope and Contents
Executive Committee, Governing Council, November 13, 1980 minutes; Executive Committee, Governing Council, June 23, 1980 minutes
Box 40 Folder 5
American Association for Labor Legislation
Box 40 Folder 6
American Association for Middle East Studies
Box 40 Folder 7
American Association for Social Security
Box 40 Folder 8
American Association of University Professors
Box 40 Folder 9
American Bar Association
Box 40 Folder 10
American Bar Association - Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities
Box 40 Folder 11
American Character
Box 40 Folder 12
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
Box 40 Folder 13
American Civil Liberties Union
1964-1978
Scope and Contents
Minutes: Executive Committee, Academic Freedom Committee, Board of Directors, National Planning Committee (primarily 1976); memorandum to: Board from: Alan Reitman, regarding Proposal by George Slaff to rescind the 1939 Board expulsion of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn; memorandum to: Members of the National Advisory Council, from: Roger Baldwin, Arthur Schlessinger, Melvyn Douglas, and Luther H. Evans, regarding: Proposal to rescind the 1939 Board expulsion of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn; memorandum to: Board of Directors, from: Paul R. Meyer, regarding: Attempt to review 1940 action of prior Board on expulsion of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Box 40 Folder 14
American Civil Liberties Union
1980-1985
Scope and Contents
Minutes: American Civil Liberties Union Foundation Board, June 20, 1980; Board of Directors, June 21-22, 1985; Executive Committee, June 20, 1980 and August 23, 1980
Box 41 Folder 1
American Civil Liberties Union
1980-1983
Scope and Contents
Inter-office memoranda on the following subjects: annual Equal Employment Opportunities report; report of Special Committee on Arrest Records; Academic Freedom Committee report on Policy 64; American Civil Liberties Union policy statements on the following subjects: acceptance of government funds; medical experimentation on institutionalized human subjects; warrantless searches; grand jury policy; Communications Media Committee repot on libel, privacy, and the media; Women's Rights Project; public information and education activities; statement on police use of deadly force; privacy rights of employees of private employers; insanity in criminal cases; use of public property for religious purposes; American Civil Liberties Union use of unionized services; private pressure groups; policy statements on American support for specific programs of foreign countries which violate human rights; Reagan Administration budget cuts; internal union democracy; racial discrimination; and fair representation by refugee care; abortion and school prayer; privileged communication; the grand jury and institution of formal criminal proceedings; compulsory education; use of private property for religious purposes; mental illness, and American Civil Liberties Union policy on civil commitment. Also Affirmative Action Report and minutes of Executive Council Meetings.
Box 41 Folder 2
American Civil Liberties Union
1980-1983
Scope and Contents
Inter-office memoranda on the following subjects: annual Equal Employment Opportunities report; report of Special Committee on Arrest Records; Academic Freedom Committee report on Policy 64; American Civil Liberties Union policy statements on the following subjects: acceptance of government funds; medical experimentation on institutionalized human subjects; warrantless searches; grand jury policy; Communications Media Committee repot on libel, privacy, and the media; Women's Rights Project; public information and education activities; statement on police use of deadly force; privacy rights of employees of private employers; insanity in criminal cases; use of public property for religious purposes; American Civil Liberties Union use of unionized services; private pressure groups; policy statements on American support for specific programs of foreign countries which violate human rights; Reagan Administration budget cuts; internal union democracy; racial discrimination; and fair representation by refugee care; abortion and school prayer; privileged communication; the grand jury and institution of formal criminal proceedings; compulsory education; use of private property for religious purposes; mental illness, and American Civil Liberties Union policy on civil commitment. Also Affirmative Action Report and minutes of Executive Council Meetings.
Box 41 Folder 3
American Civil Liberties Union
1980-1983
Scope and Contents
Inter-office memoranda on the following subjects: annual Equal Employment Opportunities report; report of Special Committee on Arrest Records; Academic Freedom Committee report on Policy 64; American Civil Liberties Union policy statements on the following subjects: acceptance of government funds; medical experimentation on institutionalized human subjects; warrantless searches; grand jury policy; Communications Media Committee repot on libel, privacy, and the media; Women's Rights Project; public information and education activities; statement on police use of deadly force; privacy rights of employees of private employers; insanity in criminal cases; use of public property for religious purposes; American Civil Liberties Union use of unionized services; private pressure groups; policy statements on American support for specific programs of foreign countries which violate human rights; Reagan Administration budget cuts; internal union democracy; racial discrimination; and fair representation by refugee care; abortion and school prayer; privileged communication; the grand jury and institution of formal criminal proceedings; compulsory education; use of private property for religious purposes; mental illness, and American Civil Liberties Union policy on civil commitment. Also Affirmative Action Report and minutes of Executive Council Meetings.
Box 41 Folder 4
American Civil Liberties Union
1980-1983
Scope and Contents
Inter-office memoranda on the following subjects: annual Equal Employment Opportunities report; report of Special Committee on Arrest Records; Academic Freedom Committee report on Policy 64; American Civil Liberties Union policy statements on the following subjects: acceptance of government funds; medical experimentation on institutionalized human subjects; warrantless searches; grand jury policy; Communications Media Committee repot on libel, privacy, and the media; Women's Rights Project; public information and education activities; statement on police use of deadly force; privacy rights of employees of private employers; insanity in criminal cases; use of public property for religious purposes; American Civil Liberties Union use of unionized services; private pressure groups; policy statements on American support for specific programs of foreign countries which violate human rights; Reagan Administration budget cuts; internal union democracy; racial discrimination; and fair representation by refugee care; abortion and school prayer; privileged communication; the grand jury and institution of formal criminal proceedings; compulsory education; use of private property for religious purposes; mental illness, and American Civil Liberties Union policy on civil commitment. Also Affirmative Action Report and minutes of Executive Council Meetings.
Box 41 Folder 5
American Civil Liberties Union
1980-1983
Scope and Contents
Inter-office memoranda on the following subjects: annual Equal Employment Opportunities report; report of Special Committee on Arrest Records; Academic Freedom Committee report on Policy 64; American Civil Liberties Union policy statements on the following subjects: acceptance of government funds; medical experimentation on institutionalized human subjects; warrantless searches; grand jury policy; Communications Media Committee repot on libel, privacy, and the media; Women's Rights Project; public information and education activities; statement on police use of deadly force; privacy rights of employees of private employers; insanity in criminal cases; use of public property for religious purposes; American Civil Liberties Union use of unionized services; private pressure groups; policy statements on American support for specific programs of foreign countries which violate human rights; Reagan Administration budget cuts; internal union democracy; racial discrimination; and fair representation by refugee care; abortion and school prayer; privileged communication; the grand jury and institution of formal criminal proceedings; compulsory education; use of private property for religious purposes; mental illness, and American Civil Liberties Union policy on civil commitment. Also Affirmative Action Report and minutes of Executive Council Meetings.
Box 41 Folder 6
American Civil Liberties Union
1980-1983
Scope and Contents
Inter-office memoranda on the following subjects: annual Equal Employment Opportunities report; report of Special Committee on Arrest Records; Academic Freedom Committee report on Policy 64; American Civil Liberties Union policy statements on the following subjects: acceptance of government funds; medical experimentation on institutionalized human subjects; warrantless searches; grand jury policy; Communications Media Committee repot on libel, privacy, and the media; Women's Rights Project; public information and education activities; statement on police use of deadly force; privacy rights of employees of private employers; insanity in criminal cases; use of public property for religious purposes; American Civil Liberties Union use of unionized services; private pressure groups; policy statements on American support for specific programs of foreign countries which violate human rights; Reagan Administration budget cuts; internal union democracy; racial discrimination; and fair representation by refugee care; abortion and school prayer; privileged communication; the grand jury and institution of formal criminal proceedings; compulsory education; use of private property for religious purposes; mental illness, and American Civil Liberties Union policy on civil commitment. Also Affirmative Action Report and minutes of Executive Council Meetings.
Box 41 Folder 7
American Civil Liberties Union
1980-1983
Scope and Contents
Inter-office memoranda on the following subjects: annual Equal Employment Opportunities report; report of Special Committee on Arrest Records; Academic Freedom Committee report on Policy 64; American Civil Liberties Union policy statements on the following subjects: acceptance of government funds; medical experimentation on institutionalized human subjects; warrantless searches; grand jury policy; Communications Media Committee repot on libel, privacy, and the media; Women's Rights Project; public information and education activities; statement on police use of deadly force; privacy rights of employees of private employers; insanity in criminal cases; use of public property for religious purposes; American Civil Liberties Union use of unionized services; private pressure groups; policy statements on American support for specific programs of foreign countries which violate human rights; Reagan Administration budget cuts; internal union democracy; racial discrimination; and fair representation by refugee care; abortion and school prayer; privileged communication; the grand jury and institution of formal criminal proceedings; compulsory education; use of private property for religious purposes; mental illness, and American Civil Liberties Union policy on civil commitment. Also Affirmative Action Report and minutes of Executive Council Meetings.
Box 41 Folder 8
American Civil Liberties Union
1980-1983
Scope and Contents
Inter-office memoranda on the following subjects: annual Equal Employment Opportunities report; report of Special Committee on Arrest Records; Academic Freedom Committee report on Policy 64; American Civil Liberties Union policy statements on the following subjects: acceptance of government funds; medical experimentation on institutionalized human subjects; warrantless searches; grand jury policy; Communications Media Committee repot on libel, privacy, and the media; Women's Rights Project; public information and education activities; statement on police use of deadly force; privacy rights of employees of private employers; insanity in criminal cases; use of public property for religious purposes; American Civil Liberties Union use of unionized services; private pressure groups; policy statements on American support for specific programs of foreign countries which violate human rights; Reagan Administration budget cuts; internal union democracy; racial discrimination; and fair representation by refugee care; abortion and school prayer; privileged communication; the grand jury and institution of formal criminal proceedings; compulsory education; use of private property for religious purposes; mental illness, and American Civil Liberties Union policy on civil commitment. Also Affirmative Action Report and minutes of Executive Council Meetings.
Box 41 Folder 9
American Civil Liberties Union
1980-1983
Scope and Contents
Inter-office memoranda on the following subjects: annual Equal Employment Opportunities report; report of Special Committee on Arrest Records; Academic Freedom Committee report on Policy 64; American Civil Liberties Union policy statements on the following subjects: acceptance of government funds; medical experimentation on institutionalized human subjects; warrantless searches; grand jury policy; Communications Media Committee repot on libel, privacy, and the media; Women's Rights Project; public information and education activities; statement on police use of deadly force; privacy rights of employees of private employers; insanity in criminal cases; use of public property for religious purposes; American Civil Liberties Union use of unionized services; private pressure groups; policy statements on American support for specific programs of foreign countries which violate human rights; Reagan Administration budget cuts; internal union democracy; racial discrimination; and fair representation by refugee care; abortion and school prayer; privileged communication; the grand jury and institution of formal criminal proceedings; compulsory education; use of private property for religious purposes; mental illness, and American Civil Liberties Union policy on civil commitment. Also Affirmative Action Report and minutes of Executive Council Meetings.
Box 41 Folder 10
American Civil Liberties Union
1980-1983
Scope and Contents
Inter-office memoranda on the following subjects: annual Equal Employment Opportunities report; report of Special Committee on Arrest Records; Academic Freedom Committee report on Policy 64; American Civil Liberties Union policy statements on the following subjects: acceptance of government funds; medical experimentation on institutionalized human subjects; warrantless searches; grand jury policy; Communications Media Committee repot on libel, privacy, and the media; Women's Rights Project; public information and education activities; statement on police use of deadly force; privacy rights of employees of private employers; insanity in criminal cases; use of public property for religious purposes; American Civil Liberties Union use of unionized services; private pressure groups; policy statements on American support for specific programs of foreign countries which violate human rights; Reagan Administration budget cuts; internal union democracy; racial discrimination; and fair representation by refugee care; abortion and school prayer; privileged communication; the grand jury and institution of formal criminal proceedings; compulsory education; use of private property for religious purposes; mental illness, and American Civil Liberties Union policy on civil commitment. Also Affirmative Action Report and minutes of Executive Council Meetings.
Box 41 Folder 11
American Civil Liberties Union
1980-1981
Scope and Contents
Minutes: 1980 General Counsel Meeting; 1981 General Counsel Meetings; 1981 Executive Committee Meeting.
Box 41 Folder 12
American Civil Liberties Union
1980-1982
Scope and Contents
Excerpt from April 12-13, 1980 Board Minutes; Board of Directors minutes for meetings November-December 1981, October 10-11, 1981, and June 20-21, 1981; American Civil Liberties Union Foundation Board minutes for meetings June 19, 1981 and August 15, 1981; American Civil Liberties Union Foundation Board meeting minutes June 11, 1982 and October 8, 1982; Board of Directors meeting minutes October 9-10, 1982, June 12-13, 1982, April 3-4, 1982, and January 23-24, 1982.
Box 41 Folder 13
American Civil Liberties Union
Box 41 Folder 14
American Civil Liberties Union
Box 41 Folder 15
American Civil Liberties Union
Box 41 Folder 16
American Civil Liberties Union
Scope and Contents
Memorandum To: Sustaining Members, Regarding: Red-Baiting the nuclear freeze movement
Box 41 Folder 17
American Civil Liberties Union
Box 41 Folder 18
American Civil Liberties Union
Scope and Contents
Pamphlet: "National Security a Decade After Watergate" by John Shattuck
Box 41 Folder 19
American Civil Liberties Union
Box 41 Folder 20
American Civil Liberties Union Foundation
Box 41 Folder 21
American Civil Liberties Union Foundation
Box 42 Folder 1
American Committee on Academic Freedom
1953
Scope and Contents
Confidential Executive Committee meeting minutes, November 19, 1953
Box 42 Folder 2
American Committee on Africa
Box 42 Folder 3
American Committee for Cultural Freedom
1952-1956
Scope and Contents
May 1955 newsletter, not for publication; minutes March 1, 1952; Confidential Executive Committee meeting minutes, December 18, 1953, February 1, 1954, February 28, 1954; Executive Committee minutes, March 8, 1954 and May 3 1954; confidential memorandum to members of the Executive Committee from Sol Stein regarding implementation of proposals on the security problem presented to the Committee by Dan Bell; confidential Executive Committee minutes November 23, 1954, December 14, 1954, January 13, 1955, February 15, 1955, April 4, 1955, June 6, 1955, October 12, 1955, November 28, 1955, January 11, 1956, and January 30, 1956; confidential report on Communism in India; proposed resolutions stating Committee's purpose (protecting cultural freedom, especially against Communist totalitarian threat); letter, 1953 on internal dispute concerning who is a Communist on the Committee; memorandum from the Committee to the Committee on the Communist Record on the Fund for the Republic; memorandum on the resignation of Daniel Bell, Chairman, Administrative Committee and Committee for Cultural Freedom; memorandum to The Fund for the republic from the Committee regarding Request for a grant to study history, pattern, and extent of Communist infiltration into the United States as a whole, and the labor movement especially; confidential memorandum about the firing of Moshe Decter for his involvement in writing a book published by the Committee on McCarthyism; memorandum from Dick Rovere to Sol Stein regarding questioning whether the members' very different viewpoints present discordant policy messages to the public and can cooperation continue in the future; memorandum to Philip Young, United States Civil Service Commission, from Sol Stein, regarding Government firings of employees due to believed Communist involvement; "The Berlin Manifesto" written by the Committee.
Box 42 Folder 4
American Committee for the Foreign Born
Box 42 Folder 5
American Council on Education
1955-1957
Scope and Contents
Confidential report by Jules Cohn on Conference on Religion and Public Education; two reports by the Teacher Education and Religion Project Committee of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education; pamphlet, "An Educational Platform for the Public Schools: A Statement of Educational Policy" by G.H. Reavis in cooperation with the City School Superintendents.
Box 42 Folder 6
American Council for Judaism (ACJ)
1947-1963
Scope and Contents
"The Council News," published by the American Council for Judaism, 1949; Lessing J. Rosenwald explains the American Council for Judaism to the American Jewish Committee
Box 42 Folder 7
American Council on Race Relations
Box 42 Folder 8
American Culture
Box 42 Folder 9
Americans for Democratic Action
Box 42 Folder 10
American: Economy, Affluence, and Census Profile of the 1970s
1970-1979
Box 42 Folder 11
American Economic Foundation
Box 42 Folder 12
American Ethical Union
Scope and Contents
Also includes pamphlets from the Encampment for Citizenship and the Citizen Education Project
Box 42 Folder 13
American Federation of Labor (AFL)
Box 42 Folder 14
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO)
Box 42 Folder 15
American Federation of Labor - History
Box 42 Folder 16
American Freedom
1955
Scope and Contents
1955, "Men Came to America to be Free, But" pamphlet by Freedom Agenda Committee of the Carrie Chapman Catt Memorial Fund, Incorporated
Box 42 Folder 17
American Friends Service Committee
Box 42 Folder 18
American: General
1970-1974
Box 42 Folder 19
American Heritage Foundation
Box 42 Folder 20
American Ideals
1926-1954
Scope and Contents
Spring and fall syllabi from New York State School of Industrial and Labor relations (NYSSILR) course, 1953-1954; syllabus, University of Missouri, 1926.
Box 42 Folder 21
American Immigration Conference
1959
Scope and Contents
Minutes of Meeting of the Committee on Research and Studies, January 12, 1959
Box 42 Folder 22
American Intellectual History
Scope and Contents
1950 University of Buffalo syllabus
Box 42 Folder 23
American Israeli Civil Liberties Union
Box 42 Folder 24
American Jewish Committee
Box 42 Folder 25
American Jewish Committee
Box 42 Folder 26
American Jewish Committee - Institute of Human Relations
Box 42 Folder 27
American Jewish Congress
Box 43 Folder 1
American Jewish Congress
1957-1972
Scope and Contents
Correspondence between Rabbi Yaakob Rosenberg and Marc A. Triebwasser about direction of American Jewish Congress; memorandum from Konvitz to Will Maslow, Executive Director of the American Jewish Congress, regarding Discriminatory school applications; correspondence between Konvitz and Joseph B. Robinson, Director of the American Jewish Congress Commission on Law and Social Action, about discriminatory school applications; memorandum from Will Maslow to Konvitz regarding Carrill's pending hiring of John Hatchett for black student advisor; memorandum to will Maslow from Konvitz regarding Discrimination by Cornell fraternities and sororities on the basis of race or religion; memorandum to Will Maslow from Konvitz regarding the legality of affirmative action policies for employees at Cornell; memorandum to Will Maslow from Konvitz regarding the origins of the quarterly journal, "Judaism"; confidential memorandum to the Executive Committee of the American Jewish Congress from Robert Gordis regarding the Origins of "Judaism"; Agenda Board of Directors Plenary meeting March 18-19, 1967; report, "The Legal Defense of Religious Liberty - The Strategy and Tactics of the A[merican] J[ewish] C[ongress, ACJ]" by Will Maslow, 1961; report, statement of the American Jewish Congress, 1957; draft resolutions for the American Jewish Congress, 1972; adopted resolutions of the American Jewish Congress, 1972; confidential report, "The Second Vatican Council's Declaration on Jews."
Box 43 Folder 2
American Jewish League for Israel
1957-1958
Scope and Contents
Draft of the Minyanim Plan proposal; draft of "A Faculty Council for Israel"
Box 43 Folder 3
American Jewish Philosophical Society
1961
Scope and Contents
Minutes of preliminary meeting, December 26, 1961
Box 43 Folder 4
American Jewish Society for Service
Scope and Contents
Hand-written note to Konvitz from Dan Hoffman on the possibility that the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations students could get credit for working for the Society
Box 43 Folder 5
American Joint Distribution Committee
Box 43 Folder 6
American Labor Education Service
Box 43 Folder 7
American Library Association
Box 43 Folder 8
American Management Association
Box 43 Folder 9
American Philosophical Association
1950-1980
Scope and Contents
1950 Resolution, Eastern Division; minutes of business meeting, 1980
Box 43 Folder 10
American Political Science Association
Box 43 Folder 11
American Politics
Box 43 Folder 12
American Professors for Peace in the Middle East - material on a speech by James A. Michener
1967
Box 43 Folder 13
Americanism
Box 43 Folder 14
American Society of African Culture
Box 43 Folder 15
American Society for Legal History
Box 43 Folder 16
American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy
Box 43 Folder 17
American Studies Association (ASA)
Box 43 Folder 18
American Teacher
Box 43 Folder 19
American Zionist Federation - Resolutions adopted, Biennial Convention
1980
Box 43 Folder 20
Amish - memorandums concerning Amish school controversy
Box 43 Folder 21
Amnesty
Box 43 Folder 22
Amnesty
Box 43 Folder 23
Anglican
Box 43 Folder 24
Animals
Scope and Contents
24a. Anonymity
Box 43 Folder 25
Anti-Americanism
Box 43 Folder 26
Anti-Defamation League (ADL) of B'nai B'rith - minutes
1980-1983
Box 43 Folder 27
Anti-Defamation League (ADL) of B'nai B'rith - reports
1953-1972
Box 44 Folder 1
Anti-Discrimination Law
Box 44 Folder 2
Anti-Discrimination Legislation
Scope and Contents
American Civil Liberties Union's legislative goals, 1964, not for public release
Box 44 Folder 3
Anti-Riot Act
Box 44 Folder 4
Anti-Mask Legislation
Box 44 Folder 5
Anti-Semitism
Box 44 Folder 6
Anti-Semitism
Box 44 Folder 7
Anti-Semitism
Scope and Contents
Status of Jews in Soviet Union; report, "Analysis of Jobs Held by Jewish and Non-Jewish Graduates of Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration"
Box 44 Folder 8
Anti-Semitism
Box 44 Folder 9
Anti-Semitism
1966-1974
Scope and Contents
Minutes, 1974 meeting of the Seminar on Jewish Studies; report to the Advisory Community Relations Advisory Council of the Anti-Defamation League on the five-year study on anti-Semitism in the United States, 1966; statement of the Special Committee on Racial and Religious Prejudice; report of the American Jewish Committee Institute of Human Relations on Jews in college and university administration, 1966.
Box 44 Folder 10
Anti-Semitism
1947
Scope and Contents
Report of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith on anti-Semitism in the United States in 1947
Box 44 Folder 11
Anti-Semitism
Box 44 Folder 12
Anti-Semitism
1980
Scope and Contents
Address delivered by Kalman Sultanik to the International Council, Yad Vashem, 1980
Box 44 Folder 13
Anti-Trust
Box 44 Folder 14
Apalachin Indictment
Box 44 Folder 15
Apartheid
Box 44 Folder 16
Appalachia Regional Development
Box 44 Folder 17
Apprenticeship
Box 44 Folder 18
Arab
1969
Scope and Contents
Confidential report: "Meeting with New Left Faculty Members;" confidential report: "Arab Propaganda on Campus," by Alfred Jospe, 1969
Box 44 Folder 19
Arabs
Box 45 Folder 1
Arab Boycott
Box 45 Folder 2
Arab Boycott
Box 45 Folder 3
Aramco (Arabian American Oil Company)
Box 45 Folder 4
Arbitration
1951
Scope and Contents
"ILR 560 Case Studies for Classroom Use Only," Professor G.W. Brooks' Summer Session, 1951.
Box 45 Folder 5
Arbitration
Box 45 Folder 6
Arbitration
Scope and Contents
6a. Handwritten Notes on Arbitration
Box 45 Folder 7
Area Development Legislation
Box 45 Folder 8
Arendt, Hannah
Box 45 Folder 9
Armband Case (Tinker)
Box 45 Folder 10
Arms
Box 45 Folder 11
Armed Forces
Box 45 Folder 12
Arraignment
Box 45 Folder 13
Arrest
Scope and Contents
Report, "Benevolent Coercion: Arresting People for their Own Good" by Ira Glasser, Executive Director of the New York Civil Liberties Union
Box 45 Folder 14
Arrest and Records
Box 45 Folder 15
Arts
Box 45 Folder 16
Arts - State Aid
Box 46 Folder 1
Asch, S.E.
Box 46 Folder 2
Ascoli, Max
Box 46 Folder 3
Asian Trade Union College
Box 46 Folder 4
Asociacion De Amigos Del Pais
Scope and Contents
History of Organization; memorandum to Frank V. Ortiz, American Chamber of Commerce in Guatemala, from Thomas W. Mooney, President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Guatemala, regarding the effect of political instability on foreigners' perceptions; copy of telex from Edward Carrettee, American Chamber of Commerce of Guatemala, regarding political unrest in Guatemala.
Box 46 Folder 5
Assembly
Box 46 Folder 6
Association
Box 46 Folder 7
Association - Handwritten bibliography, Konvitz
Box 46 Folder 8
Association for Jewish Studies
Box 46 Folder 9
Association, Freedom of
Box 46 Folder 10
Association: International Labor Conference (ILO)
Box 46 Folder 11
Association: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
Box 46 Folder 12
Asylum
Box 46 Folder 13
Atlanta Project
1962-1963
Scope and Contents
"Consensus," 1962-1963, Industrial and Labor Relations student publication, "Georgia on My Mind: the Atlanta Project Reconsidered," by Daniel Schecter
Box 46 Folder 14
Atomic Energy
Box 46 Folder 15
Atomic Energy
Box 46 Folder 16
Attainder
Box 46 Folder 17
Attempts
Box 46 Folder 18
Attorney General
Box 46 Folder 19
Attorneys
Box 46 Folder 20
Auden, W.H.
1956
Scope and Contents
"Making, Knowing, and Judging," an Inaugural lecture delivered before the University of Oxford, 1956
Box 46 Folder 21
Audio-Visual
1950
Scope and Contents
"Pencil-Work: The Story of Labor Management Relations In the American Lead Pencil Company," play
Box 46 Folder 22
Australia
Box 46 Folder 23
Automation
Box 46 Folder 24
Automation
Box 46 Folder 25
Auto Workers
Box 46 Folder 26
Automobiles and Traffic
Box 46 Folder 27
Autonomy
Box 46 Folder 28
Automobiles
Box 46 Folder 29
Babel, Isaac
Box 46 Folder 30
Back Pay
Box 46 Folder 31
Background of Industrial and Labor Relations
1948-1949
Scope and Contents
Course syllabi, fall of 1948 and 1949; syllabus, Economics 803: The Economics of Soviet Russia, fall and spring of 1949
Box 46 Folder 32
Backlash
Box 46 Folder 33
Baeck (Leo Baeck Institute)
Box 46 Folder 34
Bail
1966
Scope and Contents
Minutes, Due Process Committee, American Civil Liberties Union. March 9, 1966
Box 46 Folder 35
Bakke
Box 46 Folder 36
Bakke Case
Box 47 Folder 1
Baldwin, James
Box 47 Folder 2
Baldwin, Roger
Box 47 Folder 3
Ball, Senator
Box 47 Folder 4
Bar
Box 47 Folder 5
Bar-Niv, Zvi H.
Box 47 Folder 6
Barenblatt
Box 47 Folder 7
Bargaining Unit and Bargaining Representative
Box 47 Folder 8
Barron, Harry
Box 47 Folder 9
Barron, Milton L.
Box 47 Folder 10
Bates, Madison C.
Box 47 Folder 11
Beatles
Box 47 Folder 12
Bebout, John E.
Box 47 Folder 13
Becker, Carl L.
Box 47 Folder 14
Berkeley, California
Box 47 Folder 15
Berlin Crisis
Box 47 Folder 16
Berlin Manifesto
Box 47 Folder 17
Bernaus - Challenge to Research in Humanities
Box 47 Folder 18
Berrigan
Box 47 Folder 19
Berrigan Case
1974
Scope and Contents
1974 memorandum from Lou Blickman, Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, to Konvitz, regarding Ithaca College's move to hire Father Berrigan, organizer of the peace movement
Box 47 Folder 20
Biafra
Box 47 Folder 21
Bible
Box 47 Folder 22
Bible
Box 47 Folder 23
Bible - Gideon
1962
Scope and Contents
1962 memorandum from Theodore Leskes and Sol Rabkin, American Jewish Congress, Anti- Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, regarding Attorney General of Washington held illegal to distribute Gideon bibles in public schools and illegal to execute religious exercises in public schools.
Box 47 Folder 24
Bible and Love
Scope and Contents
Handwritten note about the Bible to himself by M. Konvitz; letter, 1958, to Konvitz from Rabbi Abraham J. Karp regarding the Bible and legal remedies; handwritten notes about biblical topics by Konvitz; 1958 Spring Syllabus, Development of American Ideals; handwritten notes about philosophy
Box 47 Folder 25
Bible - Prayer
Box 47 Folder 26
Bible Reading Cases
1963
Box 48 Folder 1
Bible Reading and Gideons
Scope and Contents
Letter from H.M. McPherson, Superintendent of schools, Napa, California, to Konvitz, regarding the use of the Bible in public schools; list of schools where Bible reading is prohibited by statute or judicial constructions, schools where it is permitted, and schools where it is required
Box 48 Folder 2
Bible reading, prayers, etcetera
Box 48 Folder 3
Bible Readings, etcetera in Schools
Box 48 Folder 4
Bigness
Box 48 Folder 5
Bilingual
Box 48 Folder 6
Bilingual
Box 48 Folder 7
Billboards
Box 48 Folder 8
Bills of Attainder
Box 48 Folder 9
Bills of Rights
Box 48 Folder 10
Bill of Rights Reader
1955
Scope and Contents
1955 memorandum to Konvitz from Glendon A. Schubert, Junior, Professor at Michigan State, regarding the interpretation of a case in Konvitz's Bill of Rights Reader.
Box 48 Folder 11
Birch, John, etcetera
1964
Scope and Contents
1964 report, not for publication, by the American Jewish Committee, "The Politics of Prejudice: Wallace in the Presidential Primaries in Wisconsin, Indiana, and Maryland;" bibliography on political extremism in the United States
Box 48 Folder 12
Birch Society
Box 48 Folder 13
Birth Control
Box 48 Folder 14
Birth Control
Scope and Contents
memorandum not for distribution to the American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors from the Due Process Committee regarding Compulsory Sterilization
Box 48 Folder 15
Birth Control
Box 48 Folder 16
Birth Control
Box 48 Folder 17
Birth Control
Box 48 Folder 18
Birth Control
Scope and Contents
Papal Encyclical
Box 48 Folder 19
Blacks
Box 49 Folder 1
Blacks: Army (Military).
Box 49 Folder 2
Black Capitalism.
Box 49 Folder 3
Black Capitalism.
Box 49 Folder 4
Blacks: Demographic Changes.
Box 49 Folder 5
Blacks: Employment.
Box 49 Folder 6
Blacks: Family.
Box 49 Folder 7
Black History.
Box 49 Folder 8
Blacks: Jews.
Box 49 Folder 9
Blacks: Jury.
Box 49 Folder 10
Black, Justice Hugo.
Box 49 Folder 11
Blacks: Leadership.
Box 49 Folder 12
"Black Manifesto"
1969
Scope and Contents
Policy statement from the Synagogue Council of America and the National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council, re the "Black Manifesto" of the Black Economic Development Conference.
Box 49 Folder 13
Black, Max
Scope and Contents
Proposed program for the Arts College, 1959.
Box 49 Folder 14
Black Muslims.
Box 49 Folder 15
Black Muslims and Black Power.
Box 49 Folder 16
Black Nationalism (or Separatism).
Box 49 Folder 17
Black Panther
1970
Scope and Contents
Report, not for republication, by the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith about the Black Panthers.
Box 49 Folder 18
Black Panther
Box 49 Folder 19
Black Power.
Scope and Contents
Carmichael and H. Rap Brown included
Box 49 Folder 20
Black Power.
Scope and Contents
Education of Blacks and Black Studies.
Box 49 Folder 21
Black Power.
1965
Scope and Contents
Miscellaneous
Box 49 Folder 22
Black Progress.
Box 49 Folder 23
Black Progress.
Box 49 Folder 24
Black Studies and Literature
1969
Scope and Contents
Talkin' Black, pamphlet by Cornell University students; "What are Black Studies?" excerpts from "Black Paper for Black Studies", a prospectus for a School for Black Studies at the University of Pittsburgh.
Box 50 Folder 1
Blacks: Suffrage.
Box 50 Folder 2
Blacks: Unions
Scope and Contents
Copies of A. Philip Randolph and George Meany letters re housing discrimination during Virginia AFL-CIO Convention, 1961.
Box 50 Folder 3
Blacklist.
Box 50 Folder 4
Blacklisting.
Box 50 Folder 5
Blasphemy.
Box 50 Folder 6
Blue Collar Workers.
Box 50 Folder 6a
Blum, Yehuda Z.
Scope and Contents
Statement in the Security Council in Exercise of the Right of Reply by Blum, Israel's Representative to the United Nations
Box 50 Folder 7
B'nai B'rith
1951-1963
Scope and Contents
1951 memo, from: Theodore Leskes and Sol Rabkin, re: Tilley and Steward vs. IBEW, Local 35; 1951 memo, from: American Jewish Committee, re: "Nearby Churches" in resort advertising; 1951 memo, from: Sol Rabkin and Frances Levenson, re: Aftermath of the Sup
Box 50 Folder 8
B'nai B'rith
Scope and Contents
preliminary draft of Personnel Code, 1958.
Box 50 Folder 9
B'nai B'rith
1960-1963
Scope and Contents
1963 memo, To: Commission and Advisory Board on Adult Jewish Education and Members of the Publications Committee and "Jewish Heritage" Committee, from: Lily Edelmen, re: New Adult Jewish Education Commissioner, Milton Konvitz; letter from Alfred Jospe, on
Box 50 Folder 10
B'nai B'rith
1959-1961
Scope and Contents
Proposed and operating budgets, 1959; proposed budget, 1961.
Box 50 Folder 11
Bond, Julian.
Box 50 Folder 12
Books.
Box 50 Folder 13
Book Prizes.
Box 50 Folder 14
Book Stores.
Box 50 Folder 15
Boulwarism.
Box 50 Folder 16
Boycott
1958
Scope and Contents
The Secondary Boycott by Konvitz for "Labor Relations Law and Legislation"
Box 50 Folder 17
Boycotts
Scope and Contents
handwritten notes and citations by Konvitz about International boycotts specifically Arab/Israeli.
Box 50 Folder 18
Boycotts.
Box 50 Folder 19
Brandeis.
Box 50 Folder 20
Bricker Amendment.
Box 51 Folder 1
Britain.
Box 51 Folder 2
Britain.
Box 51 Folder 3
Britain: Church and Schools.
Box 51 Folder 4
Britain, Prejudice in.
Box 51 Folder 5
British Speeches of the Day.
Box 51 Folder 6
Bronfenbrenner, Urie F.
Box 51 Folder 7
Brown vs. Topeka.
Box 51 Folder 8
Buber, Professor Martin.
Box 51 Folder 9
Buddhism.
Box 51 Folder 10
Budget.
Box 51 Folder 11
Building Construction.
Box 51 Folder 12
Building Construction Industry.
Box 51 Folder 13
Building Industry.
Box 51 Folder 14
Burial.
Box 51 Folder 15
Burling, Temple.
Box 51 Folder 16
Burtt, E. A.
Box 51 Folder 17
Bussing
1972
Box 51 Folder 18
Bussing
1972
Box 51 Folder 19
Bussing
1973
Box 51 Folder 20
Bussing
1974-1976
Box 51 Folder 21
Bussing
1977
Box 51 Folder 22
Bussing, Schools.
Box 51 Folder 23
Byrnes, James F.
Box 52 Folder 1
California Department of Employment.
Box 52 Folder 2
California Institute of Technology.
Box 52 Folder 3
University of California.
Box 52 Folder 4
Calley
1971
Scope and Contents
1971 memo, to Board of Directors, American Civil Liberties Union, re Civil liberties implications of the Calley case.
Box 52 Folder 5
Calvinism.
Box 52 Folder 6
Cameron, J. M.
Box 52 Folder 6a
Campaign for Political Rights
Box 52 Folder 7
Camps.
Box 52 Folder 8
Campus Unrest
1969
Scope and Contents
Progress Report of the National Committee of the Causes and Prevention of Violence to President Lydon B. Johnson; "Agreement Among the Administration, the Faculty and the Student Body of Wilberforce University."
Box 52 Folder 9
Campus Unrest
1970
Scope and Contents
Statement by Alexander Heard, Chancellor of Vanderbilt University, on completion of his mission as Special Advisor to the President.
Box 52 Folder 10
Campus Unrest
1971-1973
Box 52 Folder 11
Campus Unrest: Cornell
1972
Box 52 Folder 12
Campus Unrest: Official reports, Scranton.
Box 52 Folder 13
Canisius College.
Box 52 Folder 14
Cape Cod.
Box 52 Folder 15
Capital Punishment.
Box 52 Folder 16
Capital Punishment.
Box 52 Folder 17
Capital Punishment.
Box 52 Folder 18
Capital Punishment.
Box 52 Folder 19
Capitalism.
Box 52 Folder 20
Cardozo, M. A.
1958
Scope and Contents
"New York to Brussels: Roundabout July and August, 1958" by Michael, Alice, Michael (V), Julia, and A. Rebecca Cardozo.
Box 52 Folder 21
Carmichael.
Box 52 Folder 22
Carnegie Corporation.
Box 52 Folder 23
Carter
Scope and Contents
"Carter, Evangelism and Jews" by Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum of the American Jewish Committee.
Box 53 Folder 1
Cartels.
Box 53 Folder 2
Case Co. Case
Scope and Contents
Course materials for New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations course, Foundations of Law, involving C. I. Case Co. vs. National Labor Relations Board.
Box 53 Folder 3
Cash Sickness.
Box 53 Folder 4
Catherwood, Martin P.
Box 53 Folder 5
Catholic.
Box 53 Folder 6
Catholic.
Box 53 Folder 7
Catholic.
Box 53 Folder 8
Catholic Church
Scope and Contents
Report, "A Survey and Evaluation of Christian-Jewish Relationships Since Vatican Council II" by Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum, National Interreligious Affairs Director of the American Jewish Committee.
Box 53 Folder 9
Catholic Church.
Box 53 Folder 10
Catholic: Religious Liberties.
Box 53 Folder 11
Catholic: Schools.
Box 53 Folder 12
Catholic Council, Jewish Schism
1965
Scope and Contents
Excerpts from the proceedings of the Executive Committee of the National Community Relations Advisory Council, 1965, "Declarations of the Vatican Council: Some Implications for Jewish Community Relations."
Box 53 Folder 13
CCI (Commission on Community Interrelations of the American Jewish Congress) Notebook
Scope and Contents
See also Box 62, Folder 22
Box 53 Folder 14
Censorship: General.
1938-1968
Scope and Contents
"Encyclopedia Britannica" description of "Censorship" by Milton R. Konvitz, 1968; the American Jewish Committee Questionnaire on Freedom of Expression; American Jewish Congress Case Histories on Censorship for Discussion; "Self-Regulation versus Censorshi
Box 53 Folder 15
Censorship.
Box 53 Folder 16
Censorship: 1953.
Box 54 Folder 1
Censorship.
Box 54 Folder 2
Censorship.
Box 54 Folder 3
Censorship, Advertising.
Box 54 Folder 4
Censorship, Music.
Box 54 Folder 5
Censorship: Art, Music, Theatre.
Box 54 Folder 6
Censorship: Articles.
Box 54 Folder 7
Censorship: Articles.
Box 54 Folder 8
Censorship: Behind the Iron Curtain.
Box 54 Folder 9
Censorship: Bibliography
1975
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, "Censorship News" published by the National Ad Hoc Committee Against Censorship, 1975.
Box 54 Folder 10
Censorship Case.
Box 54 Folder 11
Censorship Case: Candy.
Box 54 Folder 12
Censorship: Central Intelligence Agency.
Box 54 Folder 13
Censorship: Colleges.
Box 54 Folder 14
Censorship: Citizen Groups, Self-Policing
1965
Scope and Contents
Statement of purpose by the National League of Decency; memo, to: National Community Relations Advisory Council, from: Philip Johnson, re: "The Greatest Story Ever Told", (movie, 1965).
Box 54 Folder 15
Censorship: Comics
Scope and Contents
Pamphlet, "British Comics: An Appraisal" by Comics Campaign Council.
Box 54 Folder 16
Censorship: Commissions.
Box 54 Folder 17
Censorship: Contraceptives.
Box 54 Folder 18
Censorship: Court Opinions.
Box 54 Folder 19
Censorship: In the Courts and Legislatures.
Box 55 Folder 1
Censorship: Crime and Delinquency.
Box 55 Folder 2
Censorship: Customs.
1965
Scope and Contents
Letter from Huntington Cairns, the National Gallery of Art to Konvitz about trends in Court reasoning concerning obscenity; letter from Ralph Kelly, Commissioner of Customs to Konvitz re Customs' censorship of imported books.
Box 55 Folder 3
Censorship: Customs.
Box 55 Folder 4
Censorship: Dress.
Box 55 Folder 5
Censorship: Dress and Haircut.
Box 55 Folder 6
Censorship: Encyclopedia Britannica.
Box 55 Folder 7
Censorship Case: Eros.
Box 55 Folder 8
Censorship: Events.
Box 55 Folder 9
Censorship Case: Fanny Hill
Scope and Contents
Letter to Konvitz from Walter J. Minton, President, G. P. Putnam's Sons, re court cases pending about "Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure"; Konvitz's handwritten notes on "Fanny Hill".
Box 55 Folder 10
Censorship: Films.
Box 55 Folder 11
Censorship: Films
Scope and Contents
"Confidential Communication" through mail of obscene films.
Box 55 Folder 12
Censorship: Films
Scope and Contents
"I Am Curious (Yellow)."
Box 55 Folder 13
Censorship: Films and Local Obscenity Ordinances
Scope and Contents
Letter to Konvitz from James Bouras, Motion Picture Association of America, Inc., about state censor boards.
Box 55 Folder 14
Censorship: Films
Scope and Contents
Newspapers decline to advertise "Adult Films."
Box 55 Folder 15
Censorship: Films
Scope and Contents
Obscenity cases and the "3-Point Test."
Box 55 Folder 16
Censorship: Film Rating System (Voluntary).
Box 55 Folder 17
Censorship: Films
Scope and Contents
"Deep Throat."
Box 55 Folder 18
Censorship: Foreign Countries
1960
Scope and Contents
Two 1960 letters to Konvitz from Secretary of the Publishers Association in London, relating to the Obscene Publications Act in England.
Box 55 Folder 19
Censorship: Foreign
Scope and Contents
Report, "Conference to Investigate the Working of the Obscene Publications Acts, 1959 and 1964" by the Arts Council of Great Britain.
Box 55 Folder 20
Censorship: General.
Box 55 Folder 21
Censorship.
Box 55 Folder 22
Censorship.
Box 55 Folder 23
Censorship Case: Jacobellis.
Box 55 Folder 24
Censorship: Laws.
Box 55 Folder 25
Censorship: D. H. Lawrence
1959-1962
Scope and Contents
Book, Newsletter, University of Alabama, "The D. H. Lawrence News and Notes", 5 issues.
Box 55 Folder 26
Censorship: Library
Scope and Contents
Leport, American Civil Liberties Union, "Censorship of Communicative Materials in Schools and Public Libraries" by Roger L. Funk.
Box 55 Folder 27
Censorship: Libraries and Schools
Scope and Contents
Religious books in a public school library, California.
Box 55 Folder 28
Censorship: Magazines.
Box 55 Folder 29
Censorship: Military.
Box 55 Folder 30
Censorship: Military.
Box 56 Folder 1
Censorship: Miller, Henry.
Box 56 Folder 2
Censorship: Miscellaneous.
Box 56 Folder 3
Censorship: Movies.
Box 56 Folder 4
Censorship: Movies.
Box 56 Folder 5
Censorship: Movies.
Box 56 Folder 6
Censorship: Movies.
Box 56 Folder 6a
Censorship: Films
Scope and Contents
"Seizure" and adversary hearings on the issue of obscenity.
Box 56 Folder 7
Censorship: New York Law.
Box 56 Folder 8
Censorship: Nudist Magazine and Nudity in the Arts.
Box 56 Folder 9
Censorship: Obscenity.
Box 56 Folder 10
Censorship: Obscenity
Scope and Contents
Books, magazines.
Box 56 Folder 11
Censorship: Obscenity, Commission on
1965
Scope and Contents
1965 memo, To: American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors, From: ACLU office, Re: Mundt Bill.
Box 56 Folder 12
Censorship: Police Action
1958
Scope and Contents
1958 memo, to: Konvitz, from: Privette and Morton, attorneys at law, re: City of Knoxville's Board of Review.
Box 56 Folder 13
Censorship: Post Office [folder 1 of 2]
Box 56 Folder 14
Censorship: Post Office ]folder 2 of 2]
Box 56 Folder 15
Censorship: Post Office.
1976
Box 56 Folder 16
Censorship: Post Office.
Box 56 Folder 17
Censorship: Post Office vs. Customs.
Box 56 Folder 18
Censorship: Press, Freedom of
1965
Scope and Contents
Minutes of the Free Speech/Association Committee of the ACLU, 6/11/65 and 2/11/65.
Box 56 Folder 19
Censorship: Prior Restraint.
Box 56 Folder 20
Censorship: Private.
Box 56 Folder 21
Censorship: Private.
1976-1980
Scope and Contents
1977 memo to: American Jewish Congress, from: Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum, National Interreligious Affairs Director, re: Report on the 1980 Oberammergau Passion Play.
Box 56 Folder 22
Censorship: Private.
Box 57 Folder 1
Censorship: "Progressive" Case.
Box 57 Folder 2
Censorship: Radio and TV.
Box 57 Folder 3
Censorship: Radio, TV, and Stage
1965-1967
Scope and Contents
1967 memo, to: Konvitz, from: James Bouras, Motion Picture Association of America, re: Current status of motion picture censorship boards; 1965 memo, working paper, not for public distribution, to: Due Process and Free Speech/Association Committees, From:
Box 57 Folder 4
Censorship: Right to Know.
Scope and Contents
Typewritten original on government secrecy codes.
Box 57 Folder 5
Censorship: Right to Know.
Box 57 Folder 6
Censorship: Schools, Libraries
Scope and Contents
Materials distributed to 7th graders at Dewitt Junior High by Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) member after his presentation in social studies class on Ithaca housing.
Box 57 Folder 7
Censorship: Solzhenitsyn.
Box 57 Folder 8
Censorship: TV - Radio.
Box 57 Folder 9
Censorship: Textbooks.
Box 57 Folder 10
Censorship: Textbooks.
1976
Box 57 Folder 11
Censorship: Textbooks.
Box 57 Folder 12
Censorship: Theater.
Box 57 Folder 13
Censorship: Theater.
Box 57 Folder 14
Censorship: Trojan Horse Incident
1967
Scope and Contents
Issue on student literacy in the publication, "The Trojan Horse"; 1967 memo, to: Members of the University Faculty, from: R. P. Murphy, Dean, re: University "approval" of "The Trojan Horse".
Box 57 Folder 15
Censorship: U.S.S.R.
Box 57 Folder 16
Census.
1968
Scope and Contents
1968 confidential memo, from: National Council for Statistics of Jews, re: Census Bureau's new inquiries concerning a person's religious affiliation or preference.
Box 57 Folder 17
Census.
Box 57 Folder 18
Census.
Box 57 Folder 19
Census.
1966-1977
Scope and Contents
inutes, Board of Directors, American Civil Liberties Union, August 17, 1967; 1966 memo, to: Constituent Agencies and Joint Advisory Committee, from: Philip Jacobson, Secretary, Joint Advisory Committee of the Synagogue Council of America and the National
Box 57 Folder 20
Census: Religion
1966-1968
Scope and Contents
1968 memo, from: Isaiah M. Minkoff, Executive Vice-Chairperson, National Community Relations Advisory Council, re: Religion in the census; 1966 memo, from: Isaiah Terman, the American Jewish Committee, re: American Jewish Committee statement on the 1970 U
Box 57 Folder 21
Center for Advanced Study of the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford, California.
Box 57 Folder 22
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions.
Box 57 Folder 23
Central America.
Box 58 Folder 1
Chafee, Zachariah, Jr.
Box 58 Folder 2
Chain Stores.
Box 58 Folder 3
Chamber of Commerce.
Box 58 Folder 4
Charities.
Box 58 Folder 5
Chavez, Cesar.
Box 58 Folder 6
Cheating.
Box 58 Folder 7
Check off.
Box 58 Folder 8
Chicago Convention.
Box 58 Folder 9
Chicago Eight.
Box 58 Folder 10
Child Labor.
Box 58 Folder 11
Children.
Scope and Contents
Report, draft, not for publication, "'And the Last Shall Be First,' White House Conference on Children, Report of Forum 15: Children and Parents: Together in the World."
Box 58 Folder 12
Children.
Box 58 Folder 13
Children.
Box 58 Folder 14
Children and the Rights of Children.
Box 58 Folder 15
Chile.
1961
Scope and Contents
Report, "Cornell/ICA Project Contract Number ICAc-1197 (Chile)" by Professor John P. Windmuller (New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University).
Box 58 Folder 16
China.
Box 59
Church-State: Miscellaneous
Scope and Contents
See also: Religion.
Box 59 Folder 1
Ching, Cyrus S.
Box 59 Folder 2
Chomsky.
Box 59 Folder 3
Chipkin, Israel S.
Box 59 Folder 4
Christian Action.
1951
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, "Christian Action", published by Christian Action.
Box 59 Folder 5
Christian Economics.
Box 59 Folder 6
Christian Freedom Foundation.
Box 59 Folder 7
Christian Science
1966
Scope and Contents
1966 memo, to: the American Jewish Committee and the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, from: Rhonda L. Goodkin and Sol Rabkin, re: "Powell vs. Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center".
Box 59 Folder 8
Christian Forum, The.
Box 59 Folder 9
Christian Reconstruction.
Box 59 Folder 10
Chrysler.
Box 59 Folder 11
Church and Economic Life
1957
Scope and Contents
Resolution of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A., "Some Hopes and Concerns of the Churches in the Nuclear-Space Age."
Box 59 Folder 12
Churches Governance.
Box 59 Folder 13
Church -State.
Box 59 Folder 14
Church-State.
Scope and Contents
Report, "Federal Grants and Sectarian Institutions" for the Conference on Church and State by the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai Brith.
Box 59 Folder 15
Church-State.
Box 59 Folder 16
Church-State.
Box 59 Folder 17
Church-State.
Box 59 Folder 18
Church-State
1968
Scope and Contents
1968 memo, to: National Community Relations Advisory Council, from: Isaiah M. Minkoff, Executive Vice-Chairman, re: Proceedings of Commission on Church-State and Interreligious Relationships.
Box 59 Folder 19
Church-State
1962-1963
Scope and Contents
1963 report, "State Attorney General Opinions Relating to Separation of Church and State" by the Commission on Law and Social Action of the American Jewish Congress; 1962 report "Dealing With the Christmas Observance in the Public Schools" by the American
Box 59 Folder 20
Church-State: Chaplains
1973
Scope and Contents
1973 "The Abuses of the Military Chaplaincy" by Randolph N. Jonakait for American Civil Liberties Union.
Box 59 Folder 21
Church-State: Conscientious Objection to Social Security Numbers.
Box 59 Folder 22
Church-State: Education Amendments Act of 1972.
1972
Box 59 Folder 23
Church-State: General.
1978-1980
Scope and Contents
1978 report, "The Cults and the Law" by the Commission on Law, Social Action, and Urban Affairs of the American Jewish Congress; minutes, Commission on Individual Freedom and Jewish Security, National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council, April 28,
Box 59 Folder 24
Church-State: General.
Box 59 Folder 25
Church-State: General.
Box 59 Folder 26
Church-State: Miscellaneous
1967-1968
Scope and Contents
minutes, Church-State Committee, ACLU, May 2, 1967; paper, not for public distribution, "Proposed Revision and Recommendation on the Study of Religion in State Universities; paper, not for public distribution, "Academic Study of Religion in Public Schools
Box 60 Folder 1
Church-State: Adoption.
Box 60 Folder 2
Church-State: a) Amish Cases; b) Released Time Cases
1965
Scope and Contents
confidential paper, "Views of the American Association for Jewish Education on the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965."
Box 60 Folder 3
Church-State: ACLU
Scope and Contents
minutes, Church-State Committee, ACLU, May 24, 1966; position paper, ACLU, "Religion Clauses of the First Amendment."
Box 60 Folder 4
Church-State: Blaine Amendment
Scope and Contents
minutes, Church-State Committee, ACLU, December 6, 1966; Konvitz's handwritten notes on the courts, legislation and church- state relationship.
Box 60 Folder 5
Church-State: Bussing.
Box 60 Folder 6
Church-State: Christmas.
Box 60 Folder 7
Church-State: Christmas Stamps
1973-1974
Scope and Contents
1974 report, proposed Religion Teaching Program in Ithaca, strong opposition statement "attacks" Konvitz; 1973 editorial reply, to Anne B. Bates from Robert A. Hall re Ithaca controversy over singing Christmas carols in public schools.
Box 60 Folder 8
Church-State: Docket
Box 60 Folder 9
Church-State: Foreign.
Box 60 Folder 10
Church-State: Hospital.
Box 60 Folder 11
Church-State: Military Academy.
Box 60 Folder 12
Church-State: New York State vs. New York City.
Box 60 Folder 13
Church-State: Police. .
1976
Box 60 Folder 14
Church-State: Police Power.
Box 60 Folder 15
Church-State: Property.
Box 60 Folder 16
Church-State: Schools.
Box 60 Folder 17
Church-State: Schools.
Box 60 Folder 18
Church-State: Separation of Powers.
Box 60 Folder 19
Church-State: Tax Exemption.
Box 60 Folder 20
Church-State: Welfare.
Box 60 Folder 21
Central Intelligence Agency (C.I.A).
Box 60 Folder 22
C.I.A.
Box 60 Folder 23
Cities.
Box 60 Folder 24
Cities.
Box 60 Folder 25
Cities.
Box 60 Folder 26
Cities, Problems of.
Box 60 Folder 27
Citizenship.
Box 60 Folder 28
Citizenship Clearing House.
Box 60 Folder 29
Civil Disobedience.
Box 60 Folder 30
Civil Disobedience.
Box 60 Folder 31
Civil Liberties: Anonymity.
Box 61 Folder 1
Civil Liberties: Assembly.
Box 61 Folder 2
Civil Liberties: Attorney General's List.
Box 61 Folder 3
Civil Liberties Cases.
1946
Box 61 Folder 4
Civil Liberties: Data Banks.
Box 61 Folder 5
Civil Liberties: Educational Foundation.
Box 61 Folder 6
Civil Liberties: Environment.
Box 61 Folder 7
Civil Liberties: Federalism.
1964
Scope and Contents
Report, not for public release, "Civil Liberties and the War on Crime" by Edward J. Ennis.
Box 61 Folder 8
Civil Liberties: Foreign Countries.
Box 61 Folder 9
Civil Liberties: Foreign.
Box 61 Folder 10
Civil Liberties: Foreign.
Box 61 Folder 11
Civil Liberties: Miscellaneous.
Box 61 Folder 12
Civil Liberties: Miscellaneous.
1950
Scope and Contents
Report, "The Internal Security Act of 1950: An Analysis" by the Commission on Law and Social Action of the American Jewish Congress.
Box 61 Folder 13
Civil Liberties: Miscellaneous.
Box 61 Folder 14
Civil Liberties: Politics.
Scope and Contents
Young Americans for Freedom publications.
Box 61 Folder 15
Civil Liberties: Upstate New York.
Box 61 Folder 16
Civil Liberties: Research In
1954
Scope and Contents
Syllabus, "The Advancement of Community Relations Objectives Through Law and Legislation," National Community Relations Advisory Council: emergency letter - American Committee for Protection of the Foreign Born.
Box 61 Folder 17
Civil Liberties: Berkeley.
1964
Scope and Contents
"Propositions Introduced by the Committee on Academic Freedom of the Berkeley Division of the Academic Senate," 1964; handwritten not by Konvitz on Berkeley sit-in; report, "Second Thoughts on Berkeley" by Sidney Hook, New York University.
Box 61 Folder 18
Civil Liberties: Dirksen Amendment.
Box 61 Folder 19
Civil Liberties: Disbarment.
Box 61 Folder 20
Civil Liberties: Disclosure.
Box 61 Folder 21
Civil Liberties: Freedom Commission Act.
Box 61 Folder 22
Civil Liberties: General.
1955
Scope and Contents
Confidential report, Commission on Law and Social Action.
Box 61 Folder 23
Civil Liberties: General.
1972-1977
Scope and Contents
1977 report, "The Carter Administration and Civil Liberties: The First Six Months," American Civil Liberties Union; 1973 memo, to: Board of Directors, ACLU, from: Eight Members of the National Advisory Council, re: Poverty and Civil Liberties; 1972 memo,
Box 61 Folder 24
Civil Liberties: Gideon Case.
Box 61 Folder 25
Civil Liberties: International.
1957-1958
Scope and Contents
1957 memo, to: Division and Chapter Presidents, National Commission on International Affairs and on Israel (CIAI) Chairmen, from: Joachim Prinz, CIAI, re: U.S. ratification of International Covenants on Human Rights; 1958 report, advanced version, "The En
Box 61 Folder 26
Civil Liberties: Jencks.
Box 61 Folder 27
Civil Liberties: Ladejinsky Case.
1955
Box 61 Folder 28
Civil Liberties: Licensing.
Box 62 Folder 1
Civil Liberties: Literacy Bill.
Box 62 Folder 2
Civil Liberties: Meikeljohn.
1965-1967
Box 62 Folder 3
Civil Liberties: Non-Communist Affidavits.
1962
Box 62 Folder 4
Civil Liberties: Official Oppression.
1962
Box 62 Folder 5
Civil Liberties: John Peters Case.
Box 62 Folder 6
Civil Liberties: Privileged communication.
Box 62 Folder 7
Civil Liberties: Protest.
1964
Box 62 Folder 8
Civil Liberties: Protective Silencing.
1964
Scope and Contents
"[Commission on Law and Social Action] ""CLSA Reports", CLSA, American Jewish Congress.
Box 62 Folder 9
Civil Liberties: Public Employee.
1964
Box 62 Folder 10
Civil Liberties Quarterly
1946-1947
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, "Civil Liberties", both by American Civil Liberties Union.
Box 62 Folder 11
Civil Liberties Review
1973
Scope and Contents
1973 memo, to: National Board, ACLU, from: Alan F. Westin, re: Progress report on the "Civil Liberties Review".
Box 62 Folder 12
Civil Liberties: Right to Revolt.
1960
Box 62 Folder 13
Civil Liberties: School Attendance.
Box 62 Folder 14
Civil Liberties: Smith Act.
1958-1959
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, "Smith Act Bulletin", by Smith Act Families Committee.
Box 62 Folder 15
Civil Liberties: Soliciting, Peddling.
1962
Box 62 Folder 16
Civil Liberties: Sound trucks.
Box 62 Folder 17
Civil Liberties: Witch-hunt.
1954
Box 62 Folder 18
Civil: Military. [folder 1 of 2]
1961-1964
Scope and Contents
Includes paper presented at Biennial Conference of American Civil Liberties Union, 1964, "Civil Liberties and the Cold War" by Walter Millis.
Box 62 Folder 19
Civil: Military. [folder 2 of 2]
1961-1964
Scope and Contents
Includes paper presented at Biennial Conference of American Civil Liberties Union, 1964, "Civil Liberties and the Cold War" by Walter Millis.
Box 62 Folder 20
Civil Rights.
1978-1980
Scope and Contents
Report, "Committee Report" by the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.
Box 62 Folder 21
Civil Rights.
Box 62 Folder 22
Civil Rights.
1953-1954
Scope and Contents
1953 and 1954 reports, "CCI Reports" by the Commission on Community Interrelations of the American Jewish Congress.
Box 62 Folder 23
Civil Rights.
Box 62 Folder 24
Civil Rights.
Box 62 Folder 25
Civil Rights.
1948
Scope and Contents
1948 speech regarding civil rights given at Ithaca Parent-Teacher Association meeting.
Box 62 Folder 26
Civil Rights.
1947-1948
Scope and Contents
1948 memo, to: National Legal Committee from: Thurgood Marshall, re: Supreme Court decision in University of Oklahoma case; 1947 reprint, "Unconstitutional Acts as Federal Crimes" by Robert L. Hale, signed "R. L. H.;" Prepublication report, "The Influence
Box 63 Folder 1
Civil Rights.
Box 63 Folder 2
Civil Rights: General.
Scope and Contents
Confidential draft, report, (not for publication) of "One Nation Indivisible," by Oliver Allen and Chester S. Williams.
Box 63 Folder 3
Civil Rights: General.
Box 63 Folder 4
Civil Rights: General.
1958
Scope and Contents
Report, "A Decade of Progress `To Secure These Rights'" by Henry E. Schultz to the National Commission of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith.
Box 63 Folder 5
Civil Rights: General.
1951
Scope and Contents
1951 newsletter, "[Commission on Law and Social Action] ""CLSA Reports", CLAW of the American Jewish Congress; 1951 newsletter, "Bulletin", American Committee for Cultural Freedom; speech by M. R. Konvitz entitled "Civil Liberties - Control of Communists.
Box 63 Folder 6
Civil Rights: Miscellaneous.
1964-1967
Scope and Contents
1964 paper (not for public release) presented by Loren Miller at American Civil Liberties Union Biennial Conference, "Civil Rights and Equality;" minutes, ACLU Equality Committee, 1967.
Box 63 Folder 7
Civil Rights Act.
Box 63 Folder 8
Civil Rights Act.
1965
Scope and Contents
1965(?) Second and Revised Second Tentative Draft of the Uniform Civil Rights Act of the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (for discussion only).
Box 63 Folder 9
Civil Rights Act: Cases.
Box 63 Folder 10
Civil Rights Acts: History.
Box 63 Folder 11
1957 Civil Rights Act.
1957
Scope and Contents
"The Federal Civil Rights Act of 1957," a summary and analysis by the CLSA of the American Jewish Congress.
Box 63 Folder 12
1960 Civil Rights Act.
1960
Box 63 Folder 13
1964 Civil Rights Act.
1964
Scope and Contents
Memo, not dated, for: Congress Of Racial Equality (CORE) Lawyer Conference, by: Law Students Civil Rights Research Council, New York University Law School Affiliate, re: Complaints under Title VI, Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Box 64 Folder 1
Civil Rights Act: Shapiro.
1960
Scope and Contents
Paper "Limitations of the Federal Criminal Statute, 18 U.S.C. 242, In Prosecuting Civil Rights Violations" by Harry H. Shapiro.
Box 64 Folder 2
Civil Rights Acts: State.
Box 64 Folder 3
Civil Rights Acts: States.
Box 64 Folder 4
Civil Rights Acts: States.
Scope and Contents
Americus, Georgia.
Box 64 Folder 5
Civil Rights: Age.
1980
Scope and Contents
Article.
Box 64 Folder 6
Civil Rights: Anti-Lynching.
1959
Box 64 Folder 7
Civil Rights: Association.
Box 64 Folder 8
Civil Rights: Attorney General.
Box 64 Folder 9
Civil Rights: Auditorium.
Box 64 Folder 10
Civil Rights: Backlash.
Box 64 Folder 11
Civil Rights: Bibliographies.
Box 64 Folder 12
Civil Rights: Bills.
Box 64 Folder 13
Civil Rights: Bills.
1953
Box 64 Folder 14
Civil Rights: Bills.
Box 64 Folder 15
Civil Rights: Bills.
1958
Box 64 Folder 16
Civil Rights: Bills.
1959
Box 64 Folder 17
Civil Rights: Bills.
1960
Scope and Contents
Senate Bills passed, includes "Summary and Analysis of Federal Civil Rights Act of 1960" by the Commission on Law and Social Action (CLSA) of the American Jewish Congress.
Box 64 Folder 18
Civil Rights: Bills.
1963
Scope and Contents
Legislation; 1963 speech by President J. F. Kennedy, "Time to Act."
Box 64 Folder 19
Civil Rights: Bills to Enforce.
Box 64 Folder 20
Civil Rights: Birmingham.
1963
Box 64 Folder 21
Civil Rights: Boycott.
Box 64 Folder 22
Civil Rights: Boycott and Picketing.
Box 64 Folder 23
Civil Rights: Brown vs. Topeka.
Box 64 Folder 24
Civil Rights: Cases, Miscellaneous.
Scope and Contents
Federal
Box 64 Folder 25
Civil Rights: Cases, Reports.
Box 64 Folder 26
Civil Rights: Cemetery.
Box 64 Folder 27
Civil Rights: Charlotte.
1964
Scope and Contents
Report, "Charlotte" by Pat Watters.
Box 64 Folder 28
Civil Rights: Churches.
Box 64 Folder 29
Civil Rights: Commission.
Box 64 Folder 30
Civil Rights: Commission.
Scope and Contents
Includes letter signed by Senator Jacob K. Javits.
Box 64 Folder 31
Civil Rights: Commission.
Box 64 Folder 32
Civil Rights: Costs and Lawyers.
Box 65 Folder 1
Civil Rights: Education.
Box 65 Folder 2
Civil Rights: Education.
1957
Scope and Contents
Report, "Summary of `Psychiatric Aspects of School Desegregation'" by Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry.
Box 65 Folder 3
Civil Rights: Education.
Scope and Contents
Report, "Public School Systems in Transition From Segregation to Integration" by the National Community Relations Council, n.d.
Box 65 Folder 4
Civil Rights: Employment.
Box 65 Folder 5
Civil Rights: Employment.
Box 65 Folder 6
Civil Rights: Employment.
1957
Scope and Contents
Report, "Interim Report on Survey of Southern Trade Unions and the Race Problem," based on a confidential report of Emanuel Muravchik.
Box 65 Folder 7
Civil Rights: Fayette County, Tennessee.
Scope and Contents
Report, not dated, "An Appeal From Fayette County."
Box 65 Folder 8
Civil Rights: Federal.
Box 65 Folder 9
Civil Rights: Federal.
Box 65 Folder 10
Civil Rights: Federal Employment Practices Commission (FEPC).
Box 65 Folder 11
Civil Rights: FEPC.
Box 65 Folder 12
Civil Rights: FEPC.
Box 65 Folder 13
Civil Rights: FEPC.
Box 65 Folder 14
Civil Rights: FEPC.
Box 65 Folder 15
Civil Rights: FEPC.
Box 66 Folder 1
Civil Rights: FEPC.
Scope and Contents
New York State.
Box 66 Folder 2
Civil Rights: FEPC.
Scope and Contents
Rhode Island.
Box 66 Folder 3
Civil Rights: FEPC.
1952
Scope and Contents
State.
Box 66 Folder 4
Civil Rights: FEPC.
Scope and Contents
Florida.
Box 66 Folder 5
Civil Rights: Foreign.
Box 66 Folder 6
Civil Rights: Foreign.
Box 66 Folder 7
Civil Rights: Freedom Rides.
1961
Scope and Contents
Report, "The Freedom Ride" by Southern Regional Council.
Box 66 Folder 8
Civil Rights: Freedom Rides.
1961
Scope and Contents
Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC): Petition for rule making filed by Attorney General.
Box 66 Folder 9
Civil Rights: Georgia.
1964
Scope and Contents
Report, "Brunswick" by Pat Watters, Southern Regional Council.
Box 66 Folder 10
Civil Rights: Girard College, etc.
Box 66 Folder 11
Civil Rights: Girard Case.
Box 66 Folder 12
Civil Rights: Hamilton Case.
Box 66 Folder 13
Civil Rights: Hospitals.
Box 66 Folder 14
Civil Rights: Housing.
1951
Scope and Contents
Confidential minutes, Commission on Law and Social Action (CLSA) Executive Committee, December 13, 1951.
Box 66 Folder 15
Civil Rights: Housing.
Box 66 Folder 16
Civil Rights: International.
1951
Scope and Contents
1951 report, "Report to the Economic and Social Council on the Work of the Session" by the United Nations (UN) Committee on the Draft Convention on Freedom of Information; 1951 report, "Texts of the Draft Convention and the Draft Protocol to be Considered
Box 66 Folder 17
Civil Rights: International Aspects.
Box 66 Folder 18
Civil Rights: Justice.
1955
Scope and Contents
1955 newsletter, "Defense Digest", by Lightfoot Defense Committee; 1955 memo, To: National Office, American Jewish Committee, From: Paris Office, Re: European reaction to Emmett Till case in Sumner, Mississippi.
Box 66 Folder 19
Civil Rights Legislation.
Box 66 Folder 20
Civil Rights Legislation.
1963
Scope and Contents
Letter signed by Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, with attachment.
Box 66 Folder 21
Civil Rights Legislation.
1963-1964
Box 66 Folder 22
Civil Rights Legislative Issues.
Box 66 Folder 23
Civil Rights: Liberties.
1973
Scope and Contents
Article, "Civil Rights and Liberties" by M. R. Konvitz.
Box 66 Folder 24
Civil Rights: Libraries.
Box 67 Folder 1
Civil Rights: Little Rock, Arkansas.
Box 67 Folder 2
Civil Rights: Louisville, Kentucky.
1964
Scope and Contents
Re "Thompson vs. Louisville"; 1964 report, "Louisville" by Benjamin Muse for the Southern Regional Council.
Box 67 Folder 3
Civil Rights: Lynching.
Box 67 Folder 4
Civil Rights: Martyrs.
Box 67 Folder 5
Civil Rights: Memphis.
Box 67 Folder 6
Civil Rights: Miscellaneous.
Box 67 Folder 7
Civil Rights: Mississippi.
1964
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, "The Student Voice" by Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, Atlanta, Georgia.
Box 67 Folder 8
Civil Rights Movement.
Box 67 Folder 9
Civil Rights: Municipalities.
Box 67 Folder 10
Civil Rights: Myrdal.
Box 67 Folder 11
Civil Rights: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
Scope and Contents
Monthly Reports
Box 67 Folder 12
Civil Rights: NAACP and White Councils.
Box 67 Folder 13
Civil Rights: Negro, General.
Box 67 Folder 14
Civil Rights: New Jersey.
Box 67 Folder 15
Civil Rights: 1960.
Box 67 Folder 16
Civil Rights: North.
1964
Scope and Contents
Report, "Desegregating the Public Schools of New York City" by New York State Education Commissioner's Advisory Committee on Human Relations and Community Tensions.
Box 67 Folder 17
Civil Rights: North.
Box 67 Folder 18
Civil Rights: North, Schools.
Box 67 Folder 19
Civil Rights: Parks, Cases.
Box 67 Folder 20
Civil Rights: Plessy vs. Ferguson.
Box 67 Folder 21
Civil Rights: Private.
Box 67 Folder 22
Civil Rights: Private.
Box 67 Folder 23
Civil Rights: Private, Discrimination.
Box 67 Folder 24
Civil Rights: Private Schools.
Scope and Contents
Letter signed by Representative Charles McC. Mathias, Jr., with attachment.
Box 67 Folder 25
Civil Rights Protection Act.
1966
Box 67 Folder 26
Civil Rights: Public Accommodations.
Box 67 Folder 27
Civil Rights: Public Accommodations.
Box 67 Folder 28
Civil Rights: Public Accommodations.
Box 68 Folder 1
Civil Rights: Puerto Rico.
Box 68 Folder 2
Civil Rights Quarterly
1966
Box 68 Folder 3
Civil Rights: Race Discrimination.
Scope and Contents
Supreme Court Cases
Box 68 Folder 4
Civil Rights: Religion.
Box 68 Folder 5
Civil Rights: Restrictive Covenant.
1946-1947
Scope and Contents
Minutes, Conference on Restrictive Covenants held at Howard University, 1/26/46; minutes, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Lawyers and Consultants on Methods of Attacking Restrictive Covenants, 9/6/47.
Box 68 Folder 6
Civil Rights: Restrictive Covenant.
Box 68 Folder 7
Civil Rights: Reviews.
Box 68 Folder 8
Civil Rights: Segregation.
1956-1957
Scope and Contents
1956 news release by the Department of Psychology, Columbia University stating that theories that the intellectual potential of Negroes is inferior to that of whites are "scientifically unjustified;" 1957 report, "The Sharkey-Brown-Isaacs Bill, New York C
Box 68 Folder 9
Civil Rights: Segregation.
Box 68 Folder 10
Civil Rights: Sit-ins, Lunch Counters.
Box 68 Folder 11
Civil Rights: Slavery.
Box 68 Folder 12
Civil Rights in the South.
Box 68 Folder 13
Civil Rights in the South.
1965
Scope and Contents
1965 memo, To: All cooperating organizations, From: J. L. Rauh, Jr. and J. Francis Pohlhaus, Re: Potential Avenues of Federal Legislation to prevent and deter anti-civil rights violence in the South, signed by Joseph L. Rauh, Jr; 1965 report, "School Dese
Box 68 Folder 14
Civil Rights in the South.
1965-1966
Scope and Contents
1966 news release, "What Happened in the South, 1966" by Voter Education Project, Southern Regional Council, Inc.; 1965 newsletter by Cornell's Social Responsibility Committee on Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee projects in the South.
Box 68 Folder 15
Civil Rights in the South.
1965-1966
Scope and Contents
Special reports of the Southern Regional Council: 1965, "Southern Justice: An Indictment;" 1966, "Public Assistance in the South;" 1966, "School Desegregation 1966: The Slow Undoing."
Box 68 Folder 16
Civil Rights: the South.
1963
Scope and Contents
Report, "Plans for Progress: Atlanta Survey" by Southern Regional Council.
Box 68 Folder 17
Civil Rights: the South.
1964
Scope and Contents
Report, "Report on Federal Prosecution of Civil Rights Workers in Albany, Georgia" by Bay Area Friends of SNCC.
Box 69 Folder 1
Civil Rights: South.
Scope and Contents
Reports
Box 69 Folder 2
Civil Rights: Standing to sue.
Box 69 Folder 3
Civil Rights: States.
Scope and Contents
Letter with attachment signed by Governor Morris F. De Castro of the Virgin Islands.
Box 69 Folder 4
Civil Rights: States.
Box 69 Folder 5
Civil Rights: States.
Box 69 Folder 6
Civil Rights: State Civil Rights.
1959
Box 69 Folder 7
Civil Rights: State vs. Local.
Box 69 Folder 8
Civil Rights: State Action, John Birch Society, etc.
1964
Scope and Contents
American Civil Liberties Union working paper (not for public distribution) "Draft Statement on Civil Liberties Aspects of Police Membership in John Birch Society."
Box 69 Folder 9
Civil Rights: State Action.
Box 69 Folder 10
Civil Rights: State Action.
Box 69 Folder 11
Civil Rights: State Commission Against Discrimination (SCAD).
1945-1948
Scope and Contents
1945, 1946, and 1948 reports, "Annual Report of New York State Commission Against Discrimination."
Box 69 Folder 12
Civil Rights: "Stop and Frisk."
Box 69 Folder 13
Civil Rights: Suffrage.
Box 69 Folder 14
Civil Rights: Suffrage.
Box 69 Folder 15
Civil Rights: Summaries.
Box 69 Folder 16
Civil Rights: Suspects.
Box 69 Folder 17
Civil Rights: Universities.
Box 69 Folder 18
Civil Rights Update
1980
Box 69 Folder 19
Civil Rights: Violence.
Box 69 Folder 20
Civil Rights: Washington, D.C.
Box 69 Folder 21
Civil Service Employees Association.
Box 69 Folder 22
Civil War.
Scope and Contents
Signed copy of reprint, "Comment on the Essay of Professor Clebsch, Hitory, Bushnell, and Lincoln" by Sydney E. Ahlstrom.
Box 69 Folder 23
Clague, Ewan.
1947
Scope and Contents
News release, address given by Ewan Clague, Commissioner of Labor Statistics, before the Labor Management Conference, New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations, "The Role of Government in Industrial and Labor Relations."
Box 69 Folder 24
Clark, Grenville.
Box 69 Folder 25
Clark, M. Gardner
Box 69 Folder 26
Class Action.
Box 69 Folder 27
Classes.
Box 69 Folder 28
Classics of American Democracy.
Box 69 Folder 29
Clay, Cassius (Mohammed Ali).
Box 69 Folder 30
Clear and Present Danger.
1970
Scope and Contents
1970 paper, by Thomas I. Emerson, "ACLU Policy on the Clear and Present Danger Test"; signed reprint by Hans A. Linde, "`Clear and Present Danger' Reexamined: Dissonance in the Brandenburg Concerto;" 1970 memo, to: ACLU, National Board, from: Alan Reitman
Box 69 Folder 31
Clerical Unions.
Box 69 Folder 32
Closed Shop.
Box 69 Folder 33
Cloture.
Box 69 Folder 34
Coal.
Box 70 Folder 1
Coal.
1950
Scope and Contents
Report to the President, "The Labor Dispute in the Bituminous Coal Industry" by the Board of Inquiry under Executive Order 10106.
Box 70 Folder 2
Codetermination.
Box 70 Folder 3
Codification.
Box 70 Folder 4
Co-Existence.
Box 70 Folder 5
Cohen, Felix S.
1950-1952
Scope and Contents
1952 reprint signed by Felix S. Cohen; 1950 reprint signed by Felix S. Cohen.
Box 70 Folder 6
Cohen, Morris R.
1947-1951
Scope and Contents
1951 reprint signed by Huntington Cairns entitled "Morris Cohen;" 1947 reprint of an article by M. R. Konvitz, "Morris R. Cohen, 1880-1947."
Box 70 Folder 7
Cohen, Morris R.
1947
Scope and Contents
Bibliography of the published writings of M. R. Cohen.
Box 70 Folder 8
Cohn, Haim H.
Scope and Contents
Signed reprint by Haim H. Cohn.
Box 70 Folder 9
Cole, David L.
1962
Scope and Contents
Report signed by David L. Cole; 1962 lectures "The Quest for Industrial Peace."
Box 70 Folder 10
Coleman, J. P.
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by Senator Robert F. Kennedy; letter, with attachment, signed by Senator Jacob K. Javits.
Box 70 Folder 11
Collective Bargaining.
1974
Scope and Contents
Article signed by Daniel Bell; 1974 memo, to: American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors, from: Academic Freedom Committee, re: Collective bargaining and academic freedom in higher education.
Box 70 Folder 12
Collective Bargaining.
Box 70 Folder 13
Collective Bargaining.
Box 70 Folder 14
Collective Bargaining.
Box 70 Folder 15
Collective Bargaining.
Box 70 Folder 16
Collective Bargaining: Agreements and Enforcement.
Box 71 Folder 1
Collective Bargaining: General.
Box 71 Folder 2
Collective Bargaining: Representative.
Box 71 Folder 3
Collective Bargaining: Scope.
Scope and Contents
Signed article by Kirk R. Petshek.
Box 71 Folder 4
Collective Bargaining Unit.
Box 71 Folder 5
Colleges.
Box 71 Folder 6
Colleges.
Box 71 Folder 7
Colleges: Demonstrations.
Box 71 Folder 8
College: Discriminatory Student Regulations.
Box 71 Folder 9
College: Due Process in Professor Dismissals.
Box 71 Folder 10
College: Due Process in Student Suspensions.
Box 71 Folder 11
Colleges: General.
Box 71 Folder 12
College: Money Crisis and Financial Assistance to Students.
Box 71 Folder 13
College: Professors and Collective Bargaining.
Box 71 Folder 14
College: Professors.
Scope and Contents
Freedom of Expression and Association and Academic Freedom in the Classroom.
Box 71 Folder 15
College: Recognition of Campus Organizations.
Box 71 Folder 16
College: Restraints on Demonstrations and Peaceful Assembly.
Box 71 Folder 17
College: Restraints on Off-Campus Speakers and Freedom of Speech.
Box 71 Folder 18
College: Solicitation and Canvassing by (Freedom of Expression) Students.
Box 71 Folder 19
College: Student Conduct Codes.
Box 71 Folder 20
College: Student Newspapers, Substance.
Box 71 Folder 21
College: Student Rights, Academic Freedom.
1969
Scope and Contents
Working paper (not for public distribution) memo to: ACLU Board of Directors, from: the Office, re: Review of "Academic Freedom and Civil Liberties of Students in Colleges and Universities."
Box 71 Folder 22
College: Tenure.
Box 71 Folder 23
Collyer, John Lyon.
Box 71 Folder 24
Colombo Plan.
Box 71 Folder 25
Colombo Plan: Asia.
Box 71 Folder 26
Colonialism.
Box 71 Folder 27
Colonialism.
Box 72 Folder 1
Colonies.
Box 72 Folder 2
Columbia University.
Box 72 Folder 3
Commager, Henry Steele.
Box 72 Folder 4
Commercial Law.
Box 72 Folder 5
Commission on Civil Rights.
Box 72 Folder 6
Commission on Law and Social Action (CLSA) 1951 newsletter, CLSA Reports (not for publication); 1951 minutes, CLSA Executive Committee.
Box 72 Folder 7
CLSA
1946-1967
Scope and Contents
Minutes of the meeting of the CLSA, 1967; minutes, Executive Committee, CLSA, 1950; newsletter, 1946-50, "Law and Social Action".
Box 72 Folder 8
CLSA
1953-1954
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, 1953-54, "CLSA Reports"; confidential reports of activities.
Box 72 Folder 9
CLSA
1959-1967
Scope and Contents
American Jewish Congress; Newsletter, scattered issues 1959-67, "CLSA Reports", includes reports of activities.
Box 72 Folder 10
CLSA
1950
Scope and Contents
CLSA Monthly Reports: 1950 monthly reports of activities (not for publication).
Box 72 Folder 11
Commission on Social Action of Reform Judiasm.
Box 72 Folder 12
Commission For Study of Jewish Education in the United States.
1955
Scope and Contents
Minutes of the Commission
Box 72 Folder 13
Committee for Economic Development.
1947
Scope and Contents
Newsletter "CED Digest".
Box 72 Folder 14
Committee for Public Justice.
1981
Scope and Contents
Newsletter "Justice Department Watch".
Box 72 Folder 15
Committee on Cultural Freedom.
Box 72 Folder 16
Committee on Religious and Educational Participation: American Jewish Tercentenary.
1954
Scope and Contents
Minutes of the Committee
Box 72 Folder 17
Committee on Russian Studies.
1949
Scope and Contents
1949 memo, to: Dean L. S. Cottrell, Jr., from: Marc Szeftel, Chairman of the Committee on Russian Studies, Cornell University, re: Estimate of funds to strengthen Russian and Slavic area Program.
Box 72 Folder 18
Committee on Tenure and Efficiency.
1942
Scope and Contents
Report
Box 72 Folder 19
Committee Reporter
1946-1947
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues 1946-47, published by American Jewish Committee.
Box 72 Folder 20
Committee Reporter
1973-1975
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, 1973-75, published by Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.
Box 72 Folder 21
Common Council for American Unity.
Box 72 Folder 22
Common Market.
Box 72 Folder 23
Commons, John R.
Box 72 Folder 24
Communications.
Box 72 Folder 25
Communism.
Box 72 Folder 26
Communism.
1951
Scope and Contents
Form letter, no date, signed by Rockwell Kent; 1951 newsletter, "McCarren Act Hearings", issued as a public service by Marion Bachrach; broadside issued by the Self-Defense Committee of the 17 Smith Act Victims.
Box 72 Folder 27
Communism.
Box 72 Folder 28
Communism.
Box 72 Folder 29
Communism.
Box 72 Folder 30
Communism.
Box 72 Folder 31
Communism.
1958
Scope and Contents
Memo, from: American Jewish Congress, Dr. Joachim Prinz, Chairman, National Commission on International Affairs and on Israel (CIAI), re: Jews in the Soviet Union; handwritten notes.
Box 73 Folder 1
Communism.
1952-1965
Scope and Contents
1965 newsletter from the Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; 1952 report, "Programs, Census of Current Projects, and Publications" by Russian Research Center, Harvard University; 1961 newsletter, "Occasional Bulletin", from the Missionary
Box 73 Folder 2
Communism.
Box 73 Folder 3
Communism.
1940
Scope and Contents
Pamphlet, "Earl Browder Takes His Case to the People" by the Defense Committee for Civil Rights for Communists.
Box 73 Folder 4
Communism.
Box 73 Folder 5
Communism: Congressional Investigation.
Box 73 Folder 6
Communism: General.
1954
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by William P. Rogers, Deputy Attorney General.
Box 73 Folder 7
Communism: General.
1951
Scope and Contents
1951 newsletter, "Action Communique", by the American Jewish Congress; 1951 memo, to: Board of Directors, From: American Civil Liberties Union Executive Director, re: The Smith Act Decision and the Future.
Box 73 Folder 8
Communism: Law.
1949
Scope and Contents
Pamphlet reprint of "Why Communists Are Not of the Left," signed by David Spitz.
Box 73 Folder 9
Communism: Legislation.
Box 73 Folder 10
Communism: Miscellaneous.
Box 73 Folder 11
Communism: New Party Program.
Box 73 Folder 12
Communism: State and Local.
Box 73 Folder 13
Communism: Teaching and Bibliography.
Box 73 Folder 14
Communism: World.
Box 73 Folder 15
Communist Cases: Federal.
1952
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, "Smith Act Trial Report", by Citizens Emergency Defense Conference.
Box 73 Folder 16
Communist Control.
Scope and Contents
Pamphlet, no date, "The Cruel and Unusual Punishment of Henry Winston" by Mike Newberry.
Box 73 Folder 17
Communist Ideology.
Box 73 Folder 18
Communist Party.
Box 73 Folder 19
Communist Party.
Box 74 Folder 1
Communist Party: General
1964
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, "Liberty", by Citizens Committee for Constitutional Liberties.
Box 74 Folder 2
Communist Party: Great Britain.
Box 74 Folder 3
Communist Party: Membership
1962
Scope and Contents
Report, "World Strength of the Communist Party Organizations" by U.S. Bureau of Intelligence and Research.
Box 74 Folder 4
Communist Party: Russia
1966
Scope and Contents
Newsletter from the Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
Box 74 Folder 5
Communist Party: USA
Scope and Contents
Tax Suit, etc.
Box 74 Folder 6
Communists: Cases.
Box 74 Folder 7
Communists: Employment
1955
Scope and Contents
1955 letter, with attachment, signed by Senator John Marshall Butler; 1955 memo, directive, From: The Department of Defense, re: Industrial Personnel Security Review Regulation.
Box 74 Folder 8
Communists: Legislation, Federal
1951
Scope and Contents
1951 newsletter, "Action Communique" by the American Jewish Congress.
Box 74 Folder 9
Communists: Numbers.
Box 74 Folder 10
Communists: Statistics.
Box 74 Folder 11
Community Action.
Box 74 Folder 12
Comparative Labor Law.
Box 74 Folder 13
Compromise.
Box 74 Folder 14
Compulsory Arbitration.
Box 74 Folder 15
Compulsory Arbitration: Seizure.
Box 74 Folder 16
Compulsory Schooling.
1977
Scope and Contents
Minutes, Academic Freedom Committee, ACLU
Box 74 Folder 17
Compulsory Unionism.
Box 74 Folder 18
Computers.
Box 74 Folder 19
Concentration Camps.
Box 74 Folder 20
Concerted Activity.
Box 74 Folder 21
Conciliation.
1946
Scope and Contents
U.S. Conciliation Service, Department of Labor, "Washington Conferences for Commissioners"
Box 74 Folder 22
Condemnation.
Box 74 Folder 23
Condon-Wadlin Act.
Box 74 Folder 24
Condorcet.
Box 74 Folder 25
Conference on Jewish Relations.
Box 74 Folder 26
Conference on Jewish Social Studies.
1980
Scope and Contents
Amendments to the by-laws to be considered at Board and Membership meetings
Box 74 Folder 27
Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE).
1983
Scope and Contents
Report, "The Madrid CSCE Review Meeting: Phase V Interim Report" by the Staff of the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe.
Box 74 Folder 28
Conference on State Legislation.
Box 74 Folder 29
Confessions.
Box 74 Folder 30
Confessions.
Box 74 Folder 31
Conformism.
Box 74 Folder 32
Confrontation.
Box 74 Folder 33
Conglomerate.
Box 74 Folder 34
Congo.
Box 74 Folder 35
Congress.
Box 74 Folder 36
Congress.
Box 74 Folder 37
Congress: Code of Fair Procedure.
Box 75 Folder 1
Congress: Committees
1952
Box 75 Folder 2
Congress: Committees
Scope and Contents
Fair Play Rules.
Box 75 Folder 3
Congress: Committees
1953
Scope and Contents
Book Burning.
Box 75 Folder 4
Congress: Committees
1953
Scope and Contents
Cases.
Box 75 Folder 5
Congress: Committees
1953
Scope and Contents
Fair Play Bills.
Box 75 Folder 6
Congress: Committees
1953
Scope and Contents
Fifth Amendment; 1953 letter, with attachment, signed by Senator Pat McCarran.
Box 75 Folder 7
Congress: Committees
1953
Scope and Contents
General.
Box 75 Folder 8
Congress: Committees
1953
Scope and Contents
Investigations, General.
Box 75 Folder 9
Congress: Committees
1953
Scope and Contents
Wechsler
Box 75 Folder 10
Congress, Composition.
Box 75 Folder 11
Congress for Cultural Freedom.
Box 75 Folder 12
Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO).
Box 75 Folder 13
CIO.
Box 75 Folder 14
Congress of Racial Equality.
Box 75 Folder 15
Congressional Investigation.
Box 75 Folder 16
Congressional Investigation.
Box 75 Folder 17
Congressional Investigation.
1953
Scope and Contents
Clergy.
Box 75 Folder 18
Congressional Investigation.
1953
Scope and Contents
Voice.
Box 75 Folder 19
Congressional Investigation.
Box 75 Folder 20
Congressional Investigation.
1953
Scope and Contents
United Nations.
Box 75 Folder 21
Congressional Investigation.
Box 75 Folder 22
Congressional Investigations.
Box 75 Folder 23
Connecticut.
1947-1948
Scope and Contents
Report, "Report of Activities, Connecticut Inter-Racial Commission."
Box 75 Folder 24
Conscience.
1965
Scope and Contents
"Conscience and Conscientiousness" by A. Campbell Garnett, with handwritten notes by M. Konvitz.
Box 75 Folder 25
Conscience.
Box 75 Folder 26
Conscientious Objectors.
Box 75 Folder 27
Conscientious Objectors.
1966-1967
Scope and Contents
Minutes, Church-State Committee, American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), 1966; minutes, Commission on Law and Social Action (CLSA), American Jewish Congress, 1967; 1967 report, "Consultative Assembly Report on the Right of Conscientious Objection" by Counc
Box 76 Folder 1
Conscientious Objectors.
1943
Scope and Contents
Report, "Conscience and the War" by ACLU.
Box 76 Folder 2
Conscientious Objectors.
Box 76 Folder 3
Conscientious Objectors.
Box 76 Folder 4
Conscientious Objection.
Box 76 Folder 5
Conscientious Objection.
Box 76 Folder 6
Conscientious Objection.
Scope and Contents
Handwritten notes.
Box 76 Folder 7
Conscientious Objector.
1947
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, "Amnesty Bulletin", by Committee for Amnesty for All Objectors to War and Conscription.
Box 76 Folder 8
Conscription.
1954-1968
Scope and Contents
1954 newsletter by the Friends Committee on National Legislation; 1968 newsletter, "Counterdraft", by Counterdraft Committee, Peace Action Council.
Box 76 Folder 9
Conservation.
Scope and Contents
Signed article by Professor Clinton L. Rossiter.
Box 76 Folder 10
Conservatives.
Box 76 Folder 11
Consideration.
Box 76 Folder 12
Conspiracy.
Box 76 Folder 13
Conspiracy.
Box 76 Folder 14
Constitution.
Box 76 Folder 15
Constitutional Amendments.
Box 76 Folder 16
Constitutional Amendments.
Box 76 Folder 17
Constitutional Law.
Box 76 Folder 18
Constitutional Liberties, Citizens Committee for.
Box 76 Folder 19
Constitutional Rights, Subcommittee on.
1961-1966
Scope and Contents
Reports, "Monthly Staff Report to the Senate Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights."
Box 76 Folder 20
Construction Industry.
1973
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, "Breakthrough, Minorities in Construction" by Recruitment and Training Program.
Box 76 Folder 21
Consumer.
Box 76 Folder 22
Consumers' Price Index.
Box 76 Folder 23
Consumers Union of the U.S.
Box 76 Folder 24
Contempt.
Box 76 Folder 25
Contempt.
Box 76 Folder 26
Contempt.
Box 77 Folder 1
Contract Bar.
Box 77 Folder 2
Contract Term.
Box 77 Folder 3
Contract: Nature, enforcement, etc.
Box 77 Folder 4
Contracts.
1940-1951
Scope and Contents
1951 reprint, "The Zeitgeist and the Supreme Court" signed by Henry W. Ehrmann; 1940 reprint, "Roscoe Pound and the Resurgence of Juristic Idealism" signed by Moses J. Aronson.
Box 77 Folder 5
Co-ops.
Box 77 Folder 6
Coplon vs. United States.
Box 77 Folder 7
Copyright.
Box 77 Folder 8
CORE-lator
1964-1965
Scope and Contents
Newsletter
Box 77 Folder 9
Corporal Punishment, Students.
1972
Scope and Contents
Report, "Corporal Punishment in the Public Schools" by Alan Reitman, American Civil Liberties Union.
Box 77 Folder 10
Corporations.
Box 77 Folder 11
Corsi.
Box 77 Folder 12
Cost of Living.
1948
Scope and Contents
1948 memo, From: New York State Department of Labor, Division of Research and Statistics, "Special Labor News Memorandum."
Box 77 Folder 13
Costs.
Box 77 Folder 14
Council for Cultural Cooperation.
Box 77 Folder 15
Council of Economic Advisers.
1947-1948
Scope and Contents
1947 and 1948 reports to the President.
Box 77 Folder 16
Council of Europe.
1969-1977
Scope and Contents
1972 newsletter, "Press Communique"; 1972 report, "The Council of Europe in 1971," by the Secretary General; newsletter, scattered issues 1969-77, "Forward in Europe".
Box 77 Folder 17
Council of Europe.
1962
Scope and Contents
Report, "'De Becker' Case-Judgement."
Box 77 Folder 18
Council of Europe.
1982
Scope and Contents
"European Social Charter," no date; 1982 newsletter, "Information Bulletin on Legal Activities Within the Council of Europe and Member States".
Box 77 Folder 19
Council of Europe.
1962
Scope and Contents
"Rules of Court" by European Court of Human Rights, 1962; "Rules of Procedure of the Commission" by the Council of Europe, European Commission of Human Rights, 1962.
Box 77 Folder 20
Council of Europe.
1963-1964
Scope and Contents
1963, 1964 newsletter, "Council of Europe News"; 1963, 1964 newsletter, "Forward in Europe".
Box 77 Folder 21
Council of Europe.
1980-1982
Scope and Contents
"Forum - Council of Europe."
Box 77 Folder 22
Council of Europe.
1963
Scope and Contents
Report, "The Cases of Ofner and Hopfinger," report of the European Commission of Human Rights.
Box 78 Folder 1
Council of Europe: Cases.
Box 78 Folder 2
Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds.
1950-1952
Scope and Contents
1952 memo, to: Members of Technical Advisory Committee, Committee on Community Organization, from: Benjamin B. Rosenberg, re: Enclosed preliminary material on the Pilot Studies in Camden and Albany; minutes, Technical Advisory Committee, Community Organiz
Box 78 Folder 3
Council of Profit-Sharing Industries.
Box 78 Folder 4
Counsel.
1968
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, Law Students Civil Rights Research Council, August 1968.
Box 78 Folder 5
Counsel.
1957-1962
Scope and Contents
Article, "The Griffin Case - Poverty and the 14th Amendment" by Bertram F. Willcox and Edward J. Bloustein from "Cornell Law Quarterly", Vol. XLIII, No. 1, Fall 1957, signed by Willcox; article, "Account of a Field Study in a Rural Area of the Representat
Box 78 Folder 6
Counseling.
Box 78 Folder 7
Court.
Box 78 Folder 8
Court Reform.
Box 78 Folder 9
Court Martial.
Box 78 Folder 10
Craft Unit.
1954
Scope and Contents
March 11, 1954 memo, from: Law Department, re: New policies on severance of craft units and departmental units adopted by National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
Box 78 Folder 11
Creation.
Scope and Contents
Clippings from Hebrew/Yiddish papers.
Box 78 Folder 12
Creativity.
Box 78 Folder 13
Creche.
1958
Scope and Contents
Transcript of trial of "Baet et al. vs. Board of Education of Ossining School District No. 1, Ossining, New York and Collyer et al.", September 1958, Supreme Court of New York, County of Westchester.
Box 78 Folder 14
Credit.
Box 78 Folder 15
Credit Unions.
Box 78 Folder 16
Credo.
1950
Scope and Contents
"Credo Handbook", 1950, dedicated to the establishment of an Intercultural House for women at Cornell University.
Box 78 Folder 17
Creighton Club: Konvitz, member
Scope and Contents
"Creighton Club Directory".
Box 78 Folder 18
Crime.
Box 78 Folder 19
Crime: Miscellaneous.
1964-1968
Scope and Contents
Memo, to: American Civil Liberties Union leadership, from: Jack Pemberton, June 7, 1968; working paper prepared by the Political Behavior Study Group on the Issue of Crime, 1964.
Box 79 Folder 1
Crime.
1966-1973
Scope and Contents
1973 reprint, "Perennial Problems of Criminal Law," signed by Jerome Hall; 1966 reprint, "A Critical View of the Uniform Crime Reports," signed by Sophia M. Robison.
Box 79 Folder 2
Crime.
Box 79 Folder 3
Criminal.
Box 79 Folder 4
Criminal Cases: Fair Trial.
Box 79 Folder 5
Criminal Justice.
Box 79 Folder 6
Criminal Justice.
Box 79 Folder 7
Criminal Law.
1962-1971
Scope and Contents
1962 reprint, "The Scientific and Humane Study of Criminal Law," signed by Jerome Hall; 1971 report, "Testimony of the American Civil Liberties Union before the Senate Subcommittee on Criminal Law and Procedures on the Final Report of the National Commiss
Box 79 Folder 8
Crossroads Africa.
Box 79 Folder 9
Cruel Punishment.
Box 79 Folder 10
Cruel and Unusual Punishment.
Box 79 Folder 11
Crusade for Freedom.
Box 79 Folder 12
Cuban.
Box 79 Folder 13
Cultural Pluralism.
1955
Scope and Contents
Article, "Alain Locke and Cultural Pluralism," signed by H. M. Kallen.
Box 79 Folder 14
Culture: Aesthetics.
Box 79 Folder 15
Curfew.
Box 79 Folder 16
Curriculum.
Box 79 Folder 17
Customs.
Box 79 Folder 18
Daiches, David.
Box 79 Folder 19
Darwin.
Box 79 Folder 20
Davis, Angela.
Box 79 Folder 21
Day, Edmund Ezra.
Box 79 Folder 22
Death Penalty.
Box 79 Folder 23
Decentralization.
1969
Scope and Contents
Minutes, American Civil Liberties Union Board
Box 80 Folder 1
Decertification.
Box 80 Folder 2
Defender Newsletter
1965-1968
Scope and Contents
Scattered issues 1965-68, published by the National Legal Aid and Defender Association.
Box 80 Folder 3
Defense.
Box 80 Folder 4
Defense Production Act.
Box 80 Folder 5
DeFunis, Mark: Affirmative Action.
1974
Scope and Contents
Papers from the 1974 Plenary Session, National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council.
Box 80 Folder 6
De Kiewiet, C. W.
Box 80 Folder 7
Democracy.
1958
Scope and Contents
Pamphlet, "Foundations of American Democracy," signed by Jerome Nathanson.
Box 80 Folder 8
Democratic Party Platform.
1960-1964
Scope and Contents
Includes speech cards prepared by Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee for Democratic National Committee, 1964.
Box 80 Folder 9
Demonstrations.
Box 80 Folder 10
Demonstrations.
Box 80 Folder 11
Demonstrations.
1972
Scope and Contents
Report, "Mayday 1971: Order Without Law" by the American Civil Liberties Union of the National Capital Area.
Box 80 Folder 12
Demonstrations.
Box 80 Folder 13
Demonstrations.
Box 80 Folder 14
Demonstrations: Colleges.
Box 80 Folder 15
Demonstrations: Colleges.
1967
Scope and Contents
Report, "West Virginia Rights Commission Report on Bluefield State College."
Box 81 Folder 1
Demonstrations: High Schools.
1969
Scope and Contents
Memo, to: W. Crewson, Associative Commissioner for Elementary, Secondary and Continuing Education, from: B. F. Haake, Assistant Commissioner for Instructional Services, University of the State of New York, State Education Department, re: Student activism
Box 81 Folder 2
Demonstrations: Miscellaneous.
Box 81 Folder 3
Denaturalization.
Box 81 Folder 4
Denham, Robert - National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
Box 81 Folder 5
Denver, University of.
Box 81 Folder 6
Department of Labor, New York State.
Box 81 Folder 7
Department of Labor, United States.
Box 81 Folder 8
Deportation.
Box 81 Folder 9
Depressed Areas.
Box 81 Folder 10
Depressions.
Box 81 Folder 11
Desegregation.
Box 81 Folder 12
Desegregation: School.
1960
Scope and Contents
Report, "A Report on School Desegregation for 1960-61" by Southern Regional Council.
Box 81 Folder 13
Desegregation: School.
Box 81 Folder 14
Desegregation: School.
Box 81 Folder 15
Desegregation: School.
Box 81 Folder 16
Despres, Leon M.
Box 81 Folder 17
Developing Countries.
Box 81 Folder 18
Dewey, John.
1959-1972
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues 1967-72, "The Dewey Newsletter" by the Center for Dewey Studies, Southern Illinois University; 1959 reprint, "Individuality, Individualism, and John Dewey," signed by Horace M. Kallen.
Box 81 Folder 19
Dewey, John.
1967-1978
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues 1967-78, "The Dewey Newsletter";" essays on Dewey's philosophy of law for the 1979 John Dewey Essay Project, Southern Illinois University, and related correspondence.
Box 82 Folder 1
Dilliard, Irving.
Box 82 Folder 2
Disaffiliation.
Box 82 Folder 3
Disability Insurance.
Box 82 Folder 4
Disarmament.
Box 82 Folder 5
Discharge.
Box 82 Folder 6
Discharge.
Box 82 Folder 7
Discipline.
1947
Scope and Contents
Report, "Discharge, Discipline, and Quits," preliminary draft by U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Box 82 Folder 8
Discrimination.
1951-1975
Scope and Contents
1951 newsletter, "Council Newsletter", by New York State Commission Against Discrimination; 1975 memo, to: American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors, from: Equality Committee, re: Revision of ACLU policy on housing discrimination.
Box 82 Folder 9
Discrimination.
Box 82 Folder 10
Discrimination: Employment.
Box 82 Folder 11
Discrimination: Housing.
1968
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "Constitutions and Statutory Rights to Open Housing," signed by Arval A. Morris.
Box 82 Folder 12
Discrimination - Private
Box 82 Folder 13
Discrimination - Social
Box 82 Folder 14
Disorderly Conduct
Box 82 Folder 15
Displaced Persons
Box 82 Folder 16
Distressed Areas
Box 82 Folder 17
District of Columbia
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachments, signed by Representative James C. Auchincloss
Box 82 Folder 18
District of Columbia
Box 82 Folder 19
District of Columbia
Scope and Contents
Typed manuscript - 7 pages, no date, "Civil Rights Move Forward and Backward," by Milton R. Konvitz
Box 82 Folder 20
District of Columbia
Box 82 Folder 21
District of Columbia
Box 82 Folder 22
Divorce
Box 82 Folder 23
"Dixie"
Box 82 Folder 24
Djilas, Milovan
Box 82 Folder 25
Domination
Box 82 Folder 26
Dominican Crisis
Box 82 Folder 27
Double Jeopardy
Box 82 Folder 28
Douglas, William O.
1948
Scope and Contents
1948, "The Yulee Lecture," by Mr. Justice William O. Douglas at the University of Florida
Box 83 Folder 1
Draft
Scope and Contents
January 28, 1971 memorandum to the American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors from Aryeh Neier, regarding the end of the draft campaign; memorandum to the American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors from George Soll regarding the application of American Civil Liberties Union policy on the draft to the requirement of registration under the Selective Service Act
Box 83 Folder 2
Draft Cases
Box 83 Folder 3
Draft: Protests of
1967-1968
Scope and Contents
February 22, 1967 report, "Final Report of the Committee of the Faculty Council on Selective Service Policy as it Affects Cornell University;" minutes, American Civil Liberties Union Academic Freedom Committee, April 11, 1967; excerpt from the minutes of the New York Civil Liberties Union Plenary Board, January 13, 1968
Box 83 Folder 4
Drugs
1970
Scope and Contents
Report, "Why Compulsory Closed-Ward Treatment of Narcotic Addicts," by Doctor David P. Ausbel, prepared for a workshop discussion of "Control of one's Own Body" at the June 3-7, 1970, Biennial Conference at New York University
Box 83 Folder 5
Dual Alliance
Box 83 Folder 6
Due Process
1974
Scope and Contents
"Hofstra Law Review" Volume 2, Number 1. "Due Process and the Concept of Ordered Liberty: 'A Screen of Words Expressing Will in the Service of Desire'?" by Jacob Landynski, signed by author, Winter 1974
Box 83 Folder 7
Due Process - Administration
Box 83 Folder 8
Dues, Fees, etcetera
Box 83 Folder 9
Dues versus Dual Unionism
Box 83 Folder 10
Eavesdropping
Box 83 Folder 11
Ecology
Box 83 Folder 12
Economic Growth
Box 83 Folder 13
Economic Opportunity Acts of 1964 and Amendments
1964
Box 83 Folder 14
Economic Stability Act of 1949
1949
Box 83 Folder 15
Economy
Box 83 Folder 16
Economy - Law and Society
Box 83 Folder 17
Economy - United States Economy and Budget
Box 83 Folder 18
Ecumenism
Box 83 Folder 19
Edgerton, Judge
Box 83 Folder 20
Education
Box 83 Folder 21
Education
Box 84 Folder 1
Education
Scope and Contents
Material Regarding Prince Edward County, Virginia, School Case
Box 84 Folder 2
Education
1949-1951
Scope and Contents
1951 (?) report, "Report of the Committee on General Education for the Four Contract Colleges at Cornell;" 1950 report, "Minutes of Meeting, Executive Committee, Commission on Educational Organizations" Washington, District of Columbia; 1949 newsletter, "What They're Saying in Higher Education," Educational Bulletin, Number 1, Bureau of Educational Research and Service, School of Education, Cornell University.
Box 84 Folder 3
Education
1949
Scope and Contents
release Number 44 regarding recent developments in regional education, by the American Council on Race and Race Relations
Box 84 Folder 4
Education
Box 84 Folder 5
Education
Box 84 Folder 6
Education
Box 84 Folder 7
Education Act of 1965
1963-1965
Scope and Contents
1963 confidential report, "Public Funds for Parochial Schools" by George LaNoue for National Council of the Churches of Christ
Box 84 Folder 8
Education Exchange
Box 85 Folder 1
Education - Commission on Law and Social Action (CLSA) of the American Jewish Congress
1952-1953
Scope and Contents
Confidential reports, December 1952-November 1953
Box 85 Folder 2
Education - "Trends in Higher Education"
1967-1980
Box 85 Folder 3
Egypt
Box 85 Folder 4
Eichmann
Box 85 Folder 5
Eichmann
1960
Scope and Contents
Memorandum from Doctor S. Andhil Fineberg of the American Jewish Committee Institute of Human Relations, regarding capital punishment and the Eichmann case; December 5, 1960 memorandum to Member of the Executive of the World Jewish Congress from N. Robinson, regarding: Are Eichmann's memoirs published in "Life" authentic?; report, original manuscript by George R. Parsons, Junior, corrected and edited by Professor Konvitz on International Law and Crimes Against Humanity.
Box 85 Folder 6
Einaudi, Mario
Box 85 Folder 7
Eisenhower, President
Box 85 Folder 8
Election
1964
Box 85 Folder 9
Election
1968
Box 85 Folder 10
Elections
Box 85 Folder 11
Elections
Box 85 Folder 12
Elections
1975
Scope and Contents
Memorandum to the Board of Directors and Affiliates from Nominating Committee regarding matters relating to the 1975 election of an at-large member of the Board of Directors and the National Advisory Council of the American Civil Liberties Union (Professor Konvitz expressed the desire to serve again)
Box 85 Folder 13
Elements of Law - ILR (Industrial and Labor Relations) 23
Box 86 Folder 1
Emancipation Proclamation
1963
Scope and Contents
1963 paper, "The Emancipation Proclamation: Freedom in the Fullness of Time," signed by Professor Dwight L. Dumond
Box 86 Folder 2
Embracery
Box 86 Folder 3
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
Box 86 Folder 4
Emergency Detention Act
Scope and Contents
1973 newsletter by the National Committee Against Repressive Legislation
Box 86 Folder 5
Emergency Stability Act
Box 86 Folder 6
Emergency Strikes
Box 86 Folder 7
Emergency Strikes, National
Box 86 Folder 8
Emerson
Scope and Contents
Handwritten notes; proof of Konvitz's book on Emerson
Box 86 Folder 9
Emerson
Scope and Contents
handwritten notes
Box 86 Folder 10
Emigration
Box 86 Folder 11
Eminent Domain
1949
Scope and Contents
1949 letter, with attachment, signed by State Senator Thomas C. Desmond (New York)
Box 86 Folder 12
Employee Benefit Plans
Box 86 Folder 13
Employee Stock Options
Box 86 Folder 14
Employer Unfair Labor Practices
Box 86 Folder 15
Employment
Box 86 Folder 16
Employment
Box 86 Folder 17
Employment
Box 86 Folder 18
Employment
Box 87 Folder 1
Employment
Box 87 Folder 2
Employment
1964
Scope and Contents
1964 paper, "Government Contracts and Fair Employment Practices," initialed by Paul H. Norgren
Box 87 Folder 3
Employment
1951
Scope and Contents
1951 newsletter, "Workers Defense Bulletin," by the Workers Defense League
Box 87 Folder 4
Employment
1962
Scope and Contents
1962 letter, with attachment, signed by Louis Stulberg, General Secretary-Treasurer of the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union (ILGWU); 1962 letter, with attachment, signed by Robert F. Risley, Deputy Industrial Commissioner of New York State Department of Labor; 1962 report, "A Study of Negro Farmers in South Carolina," by Southern Regional Council
Box 87 Folder 5
Employment
1961
Scope and Contents
1961 report, "Report on Twenty State Anti-Discrimination Agencies and the Laws They Administer," by the Commission on Law and Social Action of the American Jewish Congress
Box 87 Folder 6
Employment Act of 1946
1946
Box 87 Folder 7
Employment Act of 1975
1975
Box 87 Folder 8
Employment and Unemployment
1980-1981
Scope and Contents
1980 report, "Annual report of the State Advisory Council on Employment and Unemployment Insurance" (New York State); 1981 letter signed by Alice B. Grant, Chairperson of the Council.
Box 87 Folder 9
Employment Discrimination
Scope and Contents
Reprint signed by Alfred W. Blumrosen, "Strangers in Paradise: Griggs versus Duke Power Company and the Concept of Employment Discrimination"
Box 87 Folder 10
Employment Discrimination - Minutes of the American Civil Liberties Union Equality Committee
1968
Box 87 Folder 11
Employment Discrimination - Federal Employment Practices Commission
Box 87 Folder 12
Employment - Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1972
Box 87 Folder 13
Employment - Equal Employment Opportunity
Box 88 Folder 1
Employment - General
Box 88 Folder 2
Employment, Income
1963
Scope and Contents
1963 reprint, "Appeals From Discrimination in Federal Employment: A Case Study" signed by Arthur Shostak
Box 88 Folder 3
Employment: Miscellaneous
Box 88 Folder 4
Employment - Negro
Box 88 Folder 5
Employment - Negro
Box 88 Folder 6
Employment - 1953
Box 88 Folder 7
Employment: Quotas in Education
Box 88 Folder 8
Employment: Quotas - Jews
Box 88 Folder 9
Employment: Quotas (Minority Hiring) and Racial Discrimination
1972-1973
Scope and Contents
Minutes, American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors, 1973; 1972 memorandum to the American Civil Liberties Union Academic Freedom Committee, from Jack D. Novik of the American Civil Liberties Union, regarding Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) and Affirmative Action; minutes, American Civil Liberties Union Academic Freedom Committee, 1973.
Box 88 Folder 10
Employment: Quotas (Seniority and Promotions)
Box 88 Folder 11
Employment - Stabilization
Box 88 Folder 12
Employment Taxes
Box 88 Folder 13
Encyclopedia Africana
Box 88 Folder 14
Encyclopedia Britannica
Box 88 Folder 15
Encyclopedia Judaica
1966
Scope and Contents
Procedure for the attention of divisional and departmental editors
Box 88 Folder 16
Energy
1977
Scope and Contents
1977 report, "Analysis and Summary of President Carter's National Energy Plan" by the American Jewish Congress, Commission on International Affairs
Box 88 Folder 17
Energy
1981
Scope and Contents
1981 newsletter, "Energy Information Service," by the American Jewish Committee
Box 88 Folder 18
Engineers
Box 88 Folder 19
England
Box 88 Folder 20
Enterprise
Box 88 Folder 21
Entrapment
Box 88 Folder 22
Environment
Box 88 Folder 23
Environment
Box 88 Folder 24
Environmental Fund
1981-1982
Scope and Contents
1981, 1982 newsletter, "The Other Side"
Box 88 Folder 25
Epstein, Abraham
Box 88 Folder 26
Elton
Box 88 Folder 27
Equal Employment Opportunity
Box 88 Folder 28
Equal Justice
1973-1974
Scope and Contents
1973, 1974 newsletter by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Legal Defense and Education Fund, Incorporated
Box 88 Folder 29
Equal Pay
Box 88 Folder 30
Equal Protection of Law
Box 88 Folder 31
Equal Rights
Box 88 Folder 32
Equality
Box 89 Folder 1
Eros Case
Box 89 Folder 2
Escalator Clauses
Box 89 Folder 3
Escobedo
Box 89 Folder 4
Ethical Culture
Box 89 Folder 5
Ethics
Scope and Contents
Typed notes, part of a series of lectures on Law and Ethics, regarding illegitimacy, no date
Box 89 Folder 6
Ethnicity
1975
Scope and Contents
"Race and Ethnic Relations" by Robin M. Williams, Junior, reprinted from "Annual Review of Sociology," Volume 1, 1975, signed by author
Box 89 Folder 7
Ethnics
Box 89 Folder 8
Ethnic Problems
Box 89 Folder 9
Ethiopian
1961
Scope and Contents
"The New Ethiopian Penal Code" by Iraklin F. Russell, reprinted from "The American Journal of Comparative Law" Volume 10, Number 3, 1961, signed by the author
Box 89 Folder 10
Europe
Box 89 Folder 11
European Common Market
Box 89 Folder 12
European Free Trade Association (EFTA Reporter)
Box 89 Folder 13
Euthanasia
Scope and Contents
Typed speech, no date
Box 89 Folder 14
Evidence
Box 89 Folder 15
Evolution
Box 89 Folder 16
Evolution Case
Box 89 Folder 17
Exclusion
Box 89 Folder 18
Executive
Box 89 Folder 19
Executive Privilege
Box 89 Folder 20
Exemplary Damages
Box 89 Folder 21
Expatriation
Box 89 Folder 22
Ex Post Facto
Box 89 Folder 23
Extension - Labor Courses
1948-1953
Scope and Contents
February 12, 1953 memorandum to The Faculty from The Mouse in the Experiment regarding the report on extension "Experiment;" Extension Division, New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations, "Proposed Extension Curriculum," 1948-1949, working copy, restricted, for staff use only' a survey of the extension activities carried on by 16 schools in the field of Industrial and Labor Relations
Box 89 Folder 24
Extradition
Box 90 Folder 1
"Fact-finding Report and Recommendations of the Fact-Finding Board Appointed by Order of the Secretary of Labor, on August 7, 1946, in the Dispute Between the Milwaukee Gas Light Company and Local 18, United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers of America (Cong
1946
Box 90 Folder 2
Fair Deal
Box 90 Folder 3
Fair Educational Practices Acts
Box 90 Folder 4
Federal Employment Practices Commission (FEPC)
Box 90 Folder 5
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Box 90 Folder 6
Fair Employment Practices Commission - Federal
1952
Box 90 Folder 7
Fair Employment Practices Commission - Federal
Box 90 Folder 8
Fair Employment Practices Commission - State versus Local
Box 90 Folder 9
Fair Employment Practices Commission - State versus Local
1953
Box 90 Folder 10
Fair Employment Practices Commission - State
1950
Scope and Contents
December 18, 1950 letter from the Commissioner of the State Commission Against Discrimination
Box 90 Folder 11
Fair Labor Standards Act
1958
Box 90 Folder 12
Fair Trade
Box 90 Folder 13
Fair Trial
Box 90 Folder 14
Family
Box 90 Folder 15
Family
Box 90 Folder 16
Family - Children
Box 90 Folder 17
Family - Husband and Wife
Box 90 Folder 18
Farming
Box 90 Folder 19
Farm Workers
1955-1966
Scope and Contents
"The condition of Farm Workers," report to the Board of Directors of National Sharecroppers Fund, Incorporated, by Fay Bennett, Executive Secretary, 1955, 1962, 1963, 1965, and 1966
Box 90 Folder 20
Fascism
1970
Scope and Contents
Report, "Can Fascism Happen Here?" first draft of report by Bertram M. Gross, July 20, 1970
Box 90 Folder 21
Fashion
Box 90 Folder 22
Featherbedding
Scope and Contents
Manuscript, "Legislative Shackles on Featherbedding Practices," by William L. Brach, no date.
Box 90 Folder 23
Federal Aid to Education
Box 90 Folder 24
Federal Aid to Education
Scope and Contents
Memorandum from Herman Orentlicher, American Association of University Professors, regarding the Association position on current proposals for federal aid for students, particularly as embodied in the Hartke Bill (S. 2490, 88th Congress)
Box 90 Folder 25
Federal Aid to Education
Box 90 Folder 26
Federal Aid to Education
Box 90 Folder 27
Federal Aid to Education
1965
Scope and Contents
minutes, American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors, February 15, 1965
Box 90 Folder 28
Federal Aid to Education
Box 91 Folder 1
Federal Aid to Education
Box 91 Folder 2
Federal Aid to Education Bills
Box 91 Folder 3
Federal Aid to Education - Jewish
Box 91 Folder 4
Federal School Bill
1961
Box 91 Folder 5
Federal Aid to Education
Box 91 Folder 6
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Box 91 Folder 7
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America
Box 91 Folder 8
Federal Courts
Box 91 Folder 9
Federal Income
Box 91 Folder 10
Federal Incorporation Act
Box 91 Folder 11
Federal Judicial Center
Box 91 Folder 12
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS)
Box 91 Folder 13
Federal Power
Box 91 Folder 14
Federal - State
Scope and Contents
Lecture notes, Industrial and Labor Relations 300 and 600, "The New National Labor Relations Board Jurisdictional Standards"
Box 91 Folder 15
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Box 91 Folder 16
Federalism
Box 91 Folder 17
Feinberg Law
Box 91 Folder 18
Feinberg Law
Box 91 Folder 19
Feldman, Herman
Scope and Contents
"A Survey of Research in the Field of Industrial Relations," by the Advisory Committee on Industrial Relations, Herman Feldman, Investigator
Box 91 Folder 20
Fellowships
Box 91 Folder 21
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Box 91 Folder 22
Fern College
Box 91 Folder 23
Fever, Lewis S.
Box 91 Folder 24
Fiedler, Leslie A.
Box 91 Folder 25
Fifth Amendment
Box 91 Folder 26
Fifth Amendment
Box 92 Folder 1
Fighting Words
Box 92 Folder 2
Fighting Words - Offensive Words
Box 92 Folder 3
Filibuster
Box 92 Folder 4
Filibuster
Box 92 Folder 5
Financial Reporting
Box 92 Folder 6
Fingerprint
Box 92 Folder 7
First Amendment
Box 92 Folder 8
First Amendment
Box 92 Folder 9
First Amendment - Articles
Box 92 Folder 10
Fisk University
Box 92 Folder 11
Flag
Box 92 Folder 12
Flag
Box 92 Folder 13
Flag Desecration
Box 92 Folder 14
Flag - Law and Cases
Box 92 Folder 15
Flag Salute
Box 92 Folder 16
Food Stamps
Box 92 Folder 17
Forced Labor
1938-1955
Scope and Contents
1955 report, "Forced Labor in the 'People's Democracies'," by Free Europe Committee, Incorporated; 1938 pamphlet, "Prison Industries Reorganization Administration, Bulletin Number 1;" report, not dated, "Report on Legal and Illegal Forms of Forced Labor in the United States," by R. Watts, National Secretary of the Workers Defense League; 1951 report, "Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Slavery (Second Session)," by the United Nations Economic and Social Council.
Box 92 Folder 18
Ford, Benson
Box 92 Folder 19
Ford Foundation
Box 92 Folder 20
Ford Motor Company
Box 92 Folder 21
Ford Strike
Box 92 Folder 22
Foreign Aid
Box 92 Folder 23
Foreign Aid
Box 93 Folder 1
Foreign Countries
Box 93 Folder 2
Foreign Labor
Box 93 Folder 3
Foreign Labor Relations
Box 93 Folder 4
Foreign Languages, Affairs
Box 93 Folder 5
Foreign Relations (including foreign aid)
Box 93 Folder 6
Forest Home
Box 93 Folder 7
Forest Home Chapel
Box 93 Folder 8
Forests
Box 93 Folder 9
Fortas, Justice Abe
Box 93 Folder 10
Foundation
1954
Scope and Contents
1954 letter, with attachment, signed by Senator Pat McCarran
Box 93 Folder 11
Foundations
1954-1969
Scope and Contents
1954 report, "Summary of Activities of Carnegie Corporation of New York, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace" to the Special Committee of the house of Representatives to Investigate Tax Exempt Foundations
Box 93 Folder 12
Foundation for Economic Education
Box 93 Folder 13
Foundry Occupations
Box 93 Folder 14
Fourteenth Amendment
Box 93 Folder 15
Fourth Amendment
Box 93 Folder 16
Fox, Marvin
1961
Scope and Contents
1961 reprint, "Tillich's Ontology and God" signed by Marvin Fox
Box 93 Folder 17
France
1964-1968
Box 93 Folder 18
Frankfurter, Mr. Justice
1965
Scope and Contents
1965 letter to the editor of the New York Times on Justice Felix Frankfurter obituary
Box 93 Folder 19
Franck, Isaac
1977-1979
Scope and Contents
reprint, no date, of chapter 14 of "The Philosophy of Baruch Spinoza," entitled "Spinoza's Logic of Inquiry: Rationalist or Experientialist?" signed by Isaac Franck; 1977 reprint of chapter 9 of "Psychiatry and the Humanities, Volume 2," entitled "Spinoza, Freud, and Hampshire on Psychic Freedom," signed by Isaac Franck; 1979 reprint, "Was Spinoza a 'Jewish' Philosopher?" signed by Isaac Franck; 1977 reprint, "Self-Realization as Ethical Norm: A Critique," signed by Isaac Franck
Box 93 Folder 20
Franks Brothers
Box 93 Folder 21
Fraternities
Scope and Contents
Regarding discrimination at Cornell's fraternities
Box 93 Folder 22
Fraternities
Scope and Contents
1966 memorandum to M.R. Convicts from Steven L. Werner regarding Fraternities
Box 93 Folder 23
Free Enterprise
Box 93 Folder 24
Free Press
Box 93 Folder 25
Free Press - Free Trial
1969
Scope and Contents
1969 memorandum, American Civil Liberties Union working document, not for public distribution, to the Board of Directors, from the due Process Committee, regarding Fair Trial/Fair Press.
Box 94 Folder 1
Free Speech
Box 94 Folder 2
Free Speech
Box 94 Folder 3
Free Speech
Box 94 Folder 4
Free Speech - Fighting Words
Box 94 Folder 5
Free Speech - Loudspeakers
Box 94 Folder 6
Free Speech and Press
Box 94 Folder 7
Free Speech - Skokie
Box 94 Folder 8
Freedom
Box 94 Folder 9
Freedom Academy
Box 94 Folder 10
Freedom House
1965-1967
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues 1965-1967, "News Letter" by Freedom House
Box 94 Folder 11
Freedom House
Box 94 Folder 12
Freedom of Information
Box 94 Folder 13
Freedom of Speech
1966
Scope and Contents
"Working Paper for Consideration by the New York Civil Liberties Union Board Submitted by the First Amendment Legal Panel," not for public distribution, by J.S. Gutman
Box 94 Folder 14
Freedom of Travel
Box 94 Folder 15
Freedom, Outlook for
Box 94 Folder 16
Freedom to Read
Box 94 Folder 17
Freeland League
1947-1948
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues 1947-1948, "Freeland Bulletin"
Box 94 Folder 18
"The Freeman"
1950-1954
Scope and Contents
newsletter, 1950, 1954
Box 94 Folder 19
Freeman, Harrow
Box 94 Folder 20
Freud
Box 94 Folder 21
Friedman, Milton
Box 94 Folder 22
Fringe Benefits
Box 94 Folder 23
Fringe Benefits
Box 94 Folder 24
Fringe Issues
Box 94 Folder 25
Fujii Case (Fujii versus California)
Box 94 Folder 26
Fulbright Act
1956
Scope and Contents
1956 letter, with attachments, signed by Senator J.W. Fulbright
Box 94 Folder 27
Full Employment
Box 94 Folder 28
Fund for Education Concerning World Peace Through World Law
Box 94 Folder 29
Fund for the Republic
1956
Scope and Contents
1956 memorandum to all grantees, from Robert M. Hutchins, Fund for the Republic, Incorporated, regarding blacklisting.
Box 95 Folder 1
Gambling
Box 95 Folder 2
Gandhi
Box 95 Folder 3
Gannon, Father
1948
Scope and Contents
circa 1948 "An Answer to Father Gannon," by Professor M.R. Konvitz, 3 pages.
Box 95 Folder 4
General
Box 95 Folder 5
General
Box 95 Folder 6
General Education
Box 95 Folder 7
General Electric
Box 95 Folder 8
General Motors
Box 95 Folder 9
Geneva
Box 95 Folder 10
Genocide
1952
Scope and Contents
1952 letter, with attachment, signed by Philip B. Perlman, Solicitor General of the United States.
Box 95 Folder 11
Genocide
Box 95 Folder 12
George Junior Republic
Box 95 Folder 13
German Trade Union Movement
1949
Scope and Contents
1949 reprint, "Communists in German Labor Organizations," signed by Matthew A. Kelly
Box 95 Folder 14
Germany
Box 95 Folder 15
Ghana
Box 95 Folder 16
Ghent, Donald F.
Box 95 Folder 17
Gifts
Box 95 Folder 18
Goethe
Box 95 Folder 19
Goldberg, Arthur J.
Box 95 Folder 20
Goldwater, Barry
Box 95 Folder 21
Gompers, Samuel
Box 95 Folder 22
Good Samaritan
Box 95 Folder 23
Goodman, Paul
Box 95 Folder 24
Gotesky, Rubin
Box 95 Folder 25
Gotesky, Rubin
1966
Scope and Contents
1966 reprint, "The Lecture and Critical Thinking," signed by Rubin Gotesky; "A Proposal for an Experiment in Testing Religious Claims to Produce Altruistic Persons," for private circulation only, by Rubin Gotesky, no date.
Box 95 Folder 26
Government Agencies, United States
Box 95 Folder 27
Government Employees
Box 95 Folder 28
Government Employees
Box 95 Folder 29
Government Employees - Condon-Wadlin
Scope and Contents
Handwritten notes regarding New York city Policemen, Yonkers Garbage Strike
Box 95 Folder 30
Government Employees - General
Box 95 Folder 31
Government Employees - Policemen, Firemen
Box 95 Folder 32
Government Employees - Teachers
Box 95 Folder 33
Government Employees - Transit
Box 96 Folder 1
Government - General
Box 96 Folder 2
Graduate School
Box 96 Folder 3
Graft
Box 96 Folder 4
Graham, Howard Jay
Box 96 Folder 5
Grand Jury
Box 96 Folder 6
Great Books
Box 96 Folder 7
Great Britain
Box 96 Folder 8
Greece
Box 96 Folder 9
Greek and Roman
Box 96 Folder 10
Green, William
Box 96 Folder 11
Greening of America
Box 96 Folder 12
Grievance Procedure
Box 96 Folder 13
Grievances
Box 96 Folder 14
Griffin Case
1957
Scope and Contents
1957 reprint, "The Griffin Case - Poverty and the Fourteenth Amendment" signed by Bertram F. Wilcox
Box 96 Folder 15
Griswold, Erwin
Box 96 Folder 16
Grossing's
Box 96 Folder 17
Group Defamation
Box 96 Folder 18
Group Hospital Service
Box 96 Folder 19
Group Libel
Box 96 Folder 20
Group Libel
Box 96 Folder 21
Group Libel
1950
Scope and Contents
1950 reprint, "Group Libel" signed by Joseph Tanenhaus
Box 96 Folder 22
Guam
Box 96 Folder 23
Guaranteed Annual Wage
Box 96 Folder 24
Guggenheim, John Simon
Box 96 Folder 25
Guidance
Box 96 Folder 26
Guilt by Association
Box 96 Folder 27
Guilty Pleas
Box 96 Folder 28
Guinea
Box 96 Folder 29
Gun Control
Box 96 Folder 30
Gun Control
1981
Scope and Contents
1981 memorandum to the Board of Directors from the Due Process Committee, American Civil Liberties Union, regarding gun control
Box 96 Folder 31
Guns
Box 96 Folder 32
Guttmacher Institute
Box 96 Folder 33
Habeas, Ralph
Box 96 Folder 34
Habeas Corpus
Box 96 Folder 35
Habeas Corpus
Box 96 Folder 36
Habeas Corpus
Box 96 Folder 37
Haber, William
1968
Scope and Contents
1968 reprint, "Authority Without Freedom," signed by William Haber
Box 96 Folder 38
Hacker, Louis M.
Box 96 Folder 39
Haifa, University of
Box 97 Folder 1
"Hair"
Box 97 Folder 2
"Hair"
1975
Box 97 Folder 3
Haiti
Box 97 Folder 4
Haitian "Boat People"
Box 97 Folder 5
Hall, Jerome
Box 97 Folder 6
Handbills
Box 97 Folder 7
Handicapped
1949
Scope and Contents
1949 news release, United States Department of Labor
Box 97 Folder 8
Handicapped
Box 97 Folder 9
Handicapped
1976
Scope and Contents
1976 newsletter, "NCLA Newsletter" by the National Center for Law and the Deaf
Box 97 Folder 10
Handicapped
1977-1978
Scope and Contents
1977. 1978 memorandum to the Board of Directors from the Equality Committee, American Civil Liberties Union, regarding the rights of the physically disabled.
Box 97 Folder 11
Hanslowe, Kurt
Box 97 Folder 12
Happiness
Box 97 Folder 13
Happiness
Box 97 Folder 14
Happiness
Scope and Contents
Handwritten notes
Box 97 Folder 15
Harlan, John Marshall
Box 97 Folder 16
Harvard
Box 97 Folder 17
Harvard
Box 97 Folder 18
Harvard-Brandeis Cooperative Research on Israel's Legal Development
1956
Scope and Contents
1956 report, "Draft Family Code for the State of Israel"
Box 97 Folder 19
Harvard-Brandeis Cooperative Research on Israel's Legal Development
1953-1954
Scope and Contents
1953 report, "An Evidence Bill for Israel;" report, not dated, "Law of Evidence" (Ministry Bill); 1954 report, "A Succession Bill for Israel)
Box 97 Folder 20
Harvard Law School - Israel Cooperative Research
1952
Scope and Contents
Minutes, 1952, New York Conference on the Israeli Succession Bill on 1952; 1952 report, "A Succession Bill for Israel"
Box 98 Folder 1
Hatch Act
Box 98 Folder 2
Hatch Act
Box 98 Folder 3
Hate Literature
Box 98 Folder 4
Hawaii
Box 98 Folder 5
Hawaii Strike
Box 98 Folder 6
Hawk, David
Box 98 Folder 7
Hawkins and Shaw
Box 98 Folder 8
Haynesworth
Box 98 Folder 9
Hays, Arthur Garfield
1963-1964
Scope and Contents
1963-1964 reports, "Annual Report of Arthur Garfield Hays Civil Liberties Program"
Box 98 Folder 10
H-Bomb
Box 98 Folder 11
Health
Box 98 Folder 12
Health and Welfare Funds
Box 98 Folder 13
Health Insurance
Box 98 Folder 14
Health Programs
Box 98 Folder 15
Hearsay
Box 98 Folder 16
Hebrew
Box 98 Folder 17
Hebrew Culture Foundation
Box 98 Folder 18
Hebrew Teachers College
Box 98 Folder 19
Hebrew Union College
Box 98 Folder 20
Hebrew University
Box 98 Folder 21
Helsinki
1977-1978
Scope and Contents
1977. 1978 memorandum to CRC's (Communication Resource Center's) Governing Council, Lawyer's Committee, from Phil Baum, Director of the Commission on International Affairs, American Jewish Congress, regarding the Scharansky Case - the legal setting.
Box 98 Folder 22
Helsinki
1981-1982
Scope and Contents
Remarks, Speeches, and Statements given by Ambassador Max M. Kampelman, Chairman, United States Delegation, Plenary Session, Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE)
Box 98 Folder 23
Helsinki
Box 98 Folder 24
Helsinki
Box 98 Folder 25
Herzberg, Will
Box 98 Folder 26
Heresy
Box 98 Folder 27
Heritage Foundation
Box 98 Folder 28
Higher Education
Box 98 Folder 29
Higher Education Act
1965
Box 98 Folder 30
Highlander Folk School
Box 98 Folder 31
Highways
Box 99 Folder 1
Hillel
1963
Scope and Contents
"Minutes of the Meeting of the National Hillel Faculty Consultative Committee" (first), 1963, of which Konvitz was a participant.
Box 99 Folder 2
Hillman, Sidney
Box 99 Folder 3
Hippies and Teeny Boppers
Box 99 Folder 4
Hiring Hall
1966
Scope and Contents
1966 report, "Annual Report to the Board of Trustees of the American Histadrut Cultural Exchange Institute," of which M.R. Konvitz was a member of the Joint Curriculum Committee; handwritten lecture notes
Box 99 Folder 5
Hiring Hall
Box 99 Folder 6
Hiss, Alger
Scope and Contents
"How Not to Fight Communism" by M.R. Konvitz, no date
Box 99 Folder 7
Hiss Trial
Box 99 Folder 8
Histadrut
1976
Scope and Contents
1976-
Box 99 Folder 9
Histadrut
Box 99 Folder 10
Histadrut
Box 99 Folder 11
Histadrut
Box 99 Folder 12
"Historic Ithaca and Tomkins County, New York" (newsletter)
1978-1981
Box 99 Folder 13
Historicism
Box 99 Folder 14
Historical Cases
Box 99 Folder 15
History
Box 99 Folder 16
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Box 99 Folder 17
Hoffa, James R.
Box 99 Folder 18
Hoffman, Paul G.
Box 99 Folder 19
Holiday Practices
Box 99 Folder 20
Hollander, Louis
Box 99 Folder 21
Holmes
1964
Scope and Contents
1964 reprint, "The Judge as Spectator" signed by Yosal Rogat
Box 100 Folder 1
Holocaust
Box 100 Folder 2
Holocaust
Box 100 Folder 3
"The Home Front" (newsletter) - published by the American Jewish Committee
1946
Box 100 Folder 4
Homosexuals
Box 100 Folder 5
Homosexuals
1966
Scope and Contents
Minutes, American Civil Liberties Union, Board of Directors
Box 100 Folder 6
Homosexuals
Box 100 Folder 7
Homosexuals
Box 100 Folder 8
Honesty
Box 100 Folder 9
Honors
Box 100 Folder 10
Honor System
Box 100 Folder 11
Hook, Sidney
1960
Scope and Contents
1960 reprint, "Pragmatism and the Tragic Sense of Life," signed by Sidney Hook
Box 100 Folder 12
Hook, Sidney
1946
Scope and Contents
1946 reprint, "Synthesis or Eclecticism?" signed by Sidney hook
Box 100 Folder 13
Hospitals
Box 100 Folder 14
Hot Cargo
Box 100 Folder 15
Hot Cargo
Box 100 Folder 16
Hotel
Box 100 Folder 17
Hours of Work
Box 101 Folder 1
House Un-American Activities Committee
Box 101 Folder 2
House Un-American Activities Committee
1966
Scope and Contents
1966 newsletter by the National Committee to Abolish the House Un- American Activities Committee
Box 101 Folder 3
House Un-American Activities Committee
Box 101 Folder 4
House Un-American Activities Committee
Box 101 Folder 5
Housing
1965
Scope and Contents
1965 letter, with attachment, signed by Representative Donald M. Fraser
Box 101 Folder 6
Housing
1966
Scope and Contents
1966 report, "Neighborhood Stabilization: A Program," special report by Southern Regional Council
Box 101 Folder 7
Housing
Box 101 Folder 8
Housing
Box 101 Folder 9
Housing
1951
Scope and Contents
1951 confidential report, "American Jewish Congress and Discrimination in Housing," by the American Jewish Congress
Box 102 Folder 1
Housing
Box 102 Folder 2
Housing
Box 102 Folder 3
Housing
Box 102 Folder 4
Housing
Box 102 Folder 5
Housing
Box 102 Folder 6
Housing - General
Box 102 Folder 7
Housing - General
Box 102 Folder 8
Housing - Poverty and Housing the Poor
Box 102 Folder 9
Housing - Public and Exclusionary Zoning Laws
Box 102 Folder 10
Housing: Public - "Forest Hills' Controversy"
Box 102 Folder 11
Housing: Public - "NDCH/Trends in Housing"
Scope and Contents
NDCH?
Box 102 Folder 12
Housing: Public - "Publications on Equal Opportunity"
Box 102 Folder 13
Housing: Public - Racial Integration
Box 102 Folder 14
Housing: Public - Tenants' Rights and Organizations
Box 102 Folder 15
Housing, Races
Box 102 Folder 16
Housing: Racial Discrimination (Private Ownership)
Box 102 Folder 17
Howard University
Box 103 Folder 1
Human Relations
Box 103 Folder 2
Human Resources
Box 103 Folder 3
Human Rights
Box 103 Folder 4
Human Rights
Box 103 Folder 5
Human Rights - International
1976-1978
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues 1976-1978, "Human Rights Bulletin," by the International League for Human Rights
Box 103 Folder 6
Human Rights - International
Box 103 Folder 7
Human Rights - International
1954
Scope and Contents
1954 letter, with attachments, signed by Walter Kotschnig, Director, Office of United Nations Economic and Social Affairs
Box 103 Folder 8
Human Rights Day
Box 103 Folder 9
Humanist
Box 103 Folder 10
Humanities
Box 103 Folder 11
Humanities
Box 103 Folder 12
Humor
Box 103 Folder 13
Humphrey, Hubert
Box 103 Folder 14
Hunger
Box 103 Folder 15
Hunger
Box 103 Folder 16
Hunger
Box 103 Folder 17
Hunger
Box 104 Folder 1
Hunger
Box 104 Folder 2
Hunger
Box 104 Folder 3
Hunger
Box 104 Folder 4
Hutchins, Robert M.
Box 104 Folder 5
Hutchinson, Anne
Box 104 Folder 6
Hypnosis
Box 104 Folder 7
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU)
Box 104 Folder 8
Ehud
Box 104 Folder 9
Illegitimacy
Box 104 Folder 10
Illegitimacy
Box 104 Folder 11
Illiteracy
Box 104 Folder 12
International Labor Organization (ILO)
Box 104 Folder 13
Immigration
Box 104 Folder 14
Immigration
Box 104 Folder 15
Immigration
1949-1965
Scope and Contents
1949 reprint, "The Race Question in American Immigration Statistics," signed by Hans Zeisel; copies of a 1965 letter, with attachment, by David Carliner regarding his statement before the Immigration Subcommittee on behalf of the American Civil Liberties Union.
Box 104 Folder 16
Immigration
1964
Scope and Contents
1964 form letter from the Sherman Defense Committee
Box 104 Folder 17
Immigration
1955-1957
Scope and Contents
1955 newsletter, "New York Beacon," by the New York Committee for the Protection of Foreign Born; 1957 reprint, signed by Harry N. Rosenfield, "Historical Research as a Tool for Immigration Policy"
Box 104 Folder 18
Immigration
1953
Scope and Contents
1953 joint memorandum, American Jewish Committee and Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, to Community Relations Committee, American Jewish Committee Area Offices and Anti-Defamation League Regional Offices, From: Sidney Liskofsky and Sol Rabkin, regarding the Refugee Relief Act of 1953
Box 104 Folder 19
Immigration Act
1964
Box 104 Folder 20
Immigration - McCarren Act
1950
Scope and Contents
Handwritten notes, 1950, and typewritten draft of "Substantive Constitutional Rights," "Procedural Due Process," "The Plenary Power to Exclude," "Due Process of Law in Immigration Policy," and footnotes.
Box 104 Folder 21
Immunity
Box 105 Folder 1
Immunity
Scope and Contents
1954 paper, "The Courage to be Oneself" signed by Jerome Nathanson
Box 105 Folder 2
Immunity
Box 105 Folder 3
Immunity
Box 105 Folder 4
Impeachment
1974
Scope and Contents
1974 news release regarding American Civil Liberties Union campaign to impeach President Nixon
Box 105 Folder 5
Impeachment
Box 105 Folder 6
Impound Funds
Box 105 Folder 7
Imprisonment
Box 105 Folder 8
Incentive Plans
Box 105 Folder 9
Income
Box 105 Folder 10
Incomes
Box 105 Folder 11
Income Tax
Box 105 Folder 12
Indecent Exposure
Box 105 Folder 13
Independent Contractor
Box 105 Folder 14
Independent Contractor
Box 105 Folder 15
Independent Zionists of America
Box 105 Folder 16
India
Box 105 Folder 17
India
Box 105 Folder 18
India
Box 105 Folder 19
Indian Affairs
Box 105 Folder 20
Indians
1966
Scope and Contents
1966 reprint, "The Negro and the Indian: A Comparison of their Constitution Rights" signed by Albert E. Kane
Box 105 Folder 21
Indians
Box 106 Folder 1
Indians
1950
Scope and Contents
1950 letter, with attachment, signed by Reva Beck Bosone, member of Congress from Utah
Box 106 Folder 2
Indians
Box 106 Folder 3
Indians
Box 106 Folder 4
Indians
Box 106 Folder 5
Indians, American
Box 106 Folder 6
Indians and Indian Affairs
Box 106 Folder 7
Indictment
Box 106 Folder 8
Indigent Defendants
Box 106 Folder 9
Individual, The
Scope and Contents
Handwritten Notes
Box 106 Folder 10
Individualism
Box 106 Folder 11
Indonesia
Box 106 Folder 12
Inducing Breach of Contract
Box 106 Folder 13
Industrial Accident Prevention
Box 106 Folder 14
"Industrial Information Bulletin"
1948
Scope and Contents
February 1948, by Commonwealth of Australia, Department of Labour and National Service
Box 106 Folder 15
"Industrial Psychology and Personnel Practice"
1947-1948
Scope and Contents
Scattered issues, 1947 and 1948, by the Commonwealth of Australia, Department of Labour and National Service
Box 106 Folder 16
Industrial Relations
Box 106 Folder 17
"Industrial Relations Letter"
1949
Scope and Contents
1949 newsletter by the Twentieth Century Fund
Box 106 Folder 18
"Industrial Relations Memorandum"
1964-1966
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues 1964-1966, by National Electrical Manufacturers Association
Box 106 Folder 19
Industrial Relations Research Association
Box 106 Folder 20
Industrial Standardization
Box 106 Folder 21
Industry
Box 106 Folder 22
Industry-wide Bargaining
Box 106 Folder 23
Inflation
Box 106 Folder 24
Information Service
Box 106 Folder 25
Informers
Box 106 Folder 26
Informers
Box 106 Folder 27
Informers, Spies
Box 106 Folder 28
Injunctions
Box 106 Folder 29
Injunctions
Box 106 Folder 30
Injunction Study - Witte
Box 106 Folder 31
Injunction Study - Witte
Box 106 Folder 32
Injunction Study - Witte
Box 106 Folder 33
Injunction Study - Witte
Box 106 Folder 34
Inland Transport Committee - Report
1951
Box 107 Folder 1
Institute for Advanced Study
Box 107 Folder 2
Institute for American Democracy
Box 107 Folder 3
Institute for Christian Economics
Box 107 Folder 4
Institute for Human Studies
Box 107 Folder 5
Institute for International Order
Box 107 Folder 6
Institute for Mediterranean Affairs
Box 107 Folder 7
Institute for Peace Studies and Peace Science (Proposed)
Box 107 Folder 8
Institute for Policy Studies
Box 107 Folder 9
Institute for Research on Poverty
Box 107 Folder 10
Institute for Research on Poverty
Box 107 Folder 11
Institute for Research on Poverty
Box 107 Folder 12
Institute for Research on Poverty
Box 107 Folder 13
Institute for Research on Poverty
Box 107 Folder 14
Institute for Research on Poverty
Box 107 Folder 15
Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
Box 107 Folder 16
Institute of Ethnic Affairs, Incorporated
Box 107 Folder 17
Institute of Ethnic Affairs
Box 107 Folder 18
Institute of Ethnic Affairs, Incorporated - newsletter
1946-1948
Box 107 Folder 19
Institute of International Education
Box 107 Folder 20
Institute of Religious and Social Studies
Box 107 Folder 21
Institute of World Affairs
Box 107 Folder 22
Institutional Projects Abroad of the American Council of Education
Box 107 Folder 23
Insurance
Box 107 Folder 24
Intellectual, The
Box 107 Folder 25
Intellectual Freedom - Newsletter
1972-1974
Box 107 Folder 26
Intellectual History
Box 107 Folder 27
Bureau of Intercultural Education
Box 107 Folder 28
"Intercultural Education New Quarterly"
Box 107 Folder 29
Intergroup Relations
1953
Scope and Contents
November 13, 1953 memorandum to members of faculty from Dean Catherwood regarding proposal for joint library
Box 107 Folder 30
Internal Security Act
Box 107 Folder 31
International
Box 107 Folder 32
International
1964
Scope and Contents
Resolution adopted at the Sixteenth Session (January 13-31, 1964) of the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities
Box 107 Folder 33
International
1965
Scope and Contents
Memorandum submitted to the governmental delegations to the United Nations (UN) General Assembly from the International Conference of Free Trade Unions; minutes, American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors, March 15, 1965
Box 107 Folder 34
International
1964
Scope and Contents
Memorandum, "Developments in Recent Years of Human Rights in the United Nations with Particular Reference to the Draft Covenants," by Bronson MacChesney for the Fifth Summer Conference on International Law, Cornell Law School, May 1964
Box 107 Folder 35
International
Box 107 Folder 36
International Aspects of Labor
Box 107 Folder 37
International Association for Labor Law and Social Legislation
Box 107 Folder 38
International Association for Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy
Box 107 Folder 39
International Bill of Human Rights
Box 107 Folder 40
International Commission of Jurists
Box 108 Folder 1
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU)
1949-1964
Scope and Contents
1964-1965 newsletter, "ICFTU Bulletin;" news release 1963-1964; 1950 newsletter, "Information Bulletin;" 1949 Constitution of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Box 108 Folder 2
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions - News release, "Press and Radio Service"
1963-1964
Box 108 Folder 3
International Congress of Africanists
Box 108 Folder 4
International Congress of Labour Law
Box 108 Folder 5
International Development
Box 108 Folder 6
International Educational Exchange Program
Box 108 Folder 7
International Harvester Company
Box 108 Folder 8
International Human Rights
Box 108 Folder 9
International Human Rights
Box 108 Folder 10
International Human Rights
Box 108 Folder 11
International Institute of Arts and Letters - Constitution
1960
Box 108 Folder 12
International Labour Organization (ILO)
1955
Scope and Contents
1955 report by David L. Cole on the International Labour Organization's proposed "Conscious promotion in practice of better labor-management cooperation"
Box 108 Folder 13
International Labor Organization
Box 108 Folder 14
International Labor Organization (ILO) - Newsletter, "ILO News"
1963-1964
Box 109 Folder 1
International Law
1951-1963
Scope and Contents
1963 reprint, "The Quest for the General Principles of Law Recognized by Civilized Nations - A Study," signed by Frances T. Freeman Jalet; 1951 reprint, "International Law and Global Ideological Conflict: Reflections on the Universality of International Law," initialed by Kurt Wilk.
Box 109 Folder 2
International League for Human Rights
Box 109 Folder 3
International League for the Rights of Man
Box 109 Folder 4
"International Legal Center" - Newsletter, scattered issues
1972-1974
Box 109 Folder 5
International Migration
Box 109 Folder 6
International Negotiations
Box 109 Folder 7
International Segregations - Private Groups
1966
Scope and Contents
1966 reprint, "The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights" signed by Ann Van Wynen Thomas and A.J. Thomas, Junior.
Box 109 Folder 8
International Society for Labour Law and Social Legislation - (Konvitz, member)
1968
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, no date and 1968
Box 109 Folder 9
International Third World Legal Studies Association
Box 109 Folder 10
International Trade
Box 109 Folder 11
International Typographical Union
Box 109 Folder 12
Investigating Committees
1974
Scope and Contents
1974 memorandum to the Board of Directors, from the Due Process Committee (of American Civil Liberties Union?), regarding the revision of policy concerning scope and procedures of Congressional investigating committees
Box 109 Folder 13
Iowa, University of
Box 109 Folder 14
Iran
Box 109 Folder 15
Isbell, Florence B.
1982
Scope and Contents
1982 paper, "The Case Against Primary Membership Responsibility," given following action of American Civil Liberties Union Executive Directors Conference
Box 109 Folder 16
Islamic
Box 109 Folder 17
Israel
Box 109 Folder 18
Israel
1959
Scope and Contents
1959 reprint, "Israel: A Welfare State in the Making" signed by Oscar I. Janowsky
Box 109 Folder 19
Israel
Box 109 Folder 20
Israel
1957
Scope and Contents
1957 report, "The Dhahran Airfield in Saudi Arabia" by the American Jewish Congress, not for publication, draft copy; pamphlet, no date, "Jahrbuch des Offentlichen Rects der Gegenwart," signed by Hans Klinghoffer.
Box 109 Folder 21
Israel
1967-1980
Box 110 Folder 1
Israel
Box 110 Folder 2
Israel
Box 110 Folder 3
Israel
Box 110 Folder 4
Israel
1944-1957
Scope and Contents
Reprint, no date, "Divorce in Jewish Law" signed by S.B. Gurewicz; lecture, no date, "Rashi--His Relevance to Our Generation on the Occasion of his 850th Yahrzeit," signed by Samuel M. Blumenfield; 1956 reprint, "Recent Literature on the Dead Sea Scrolls," signed by S. Zeitlin; 1957 reprint, "The Dead Sea Scrolls: 1. The Lamech Scroll --A Medieval Midrash, 2. The Copper Scrolls, 3. Was the Kando the Owner of the Scrolls?" signed by Professor Solomon Zeitlin; 1944 pamphlet of "The Quest for Certainty in Saadia's Philosophy" signed by Abraham Heschel
Box 110 Folder 5
Israel
1974
Scope and Contents
1974 confidential report, not for publication, "Attitudes of the American Public Toward Israel and American Jews -- the Yankelovich Findings," by Geraldine Rosenfield, American Jewish Committee Information and Research Services
Box 110 Folder 6
Israel
Scope and Contents
Constitution, no date, of the General Federation of Labour in Israel - Histadrut
Box 110 Folder 7
Israel
Box 110 Folder 8
Israel
Box 110 Folder 9
Israel
1949-1957
Scope and Contents
1949 newsletter, "Israel Newsletter" by the Israel Office of Information in the United States; 1957 report, draft (not for publication), "The Arab Boycott," by the American Commission on International Affairs and on Israel (CIAI)
Box 110 Folder 10
Israel
1949
Scope and Contents
1949 article, "The Bill of Rights in the Draft Constitution for Israel -- II" by Milton R. Konvitz; 1949 article, "The Bill of Rights in the Draft Constitution for Israel," by Milton R. Konvitz; 1949 article, "Again-- the Bill of Rights in the Israeli Draft Constitution" by Milton R. Konvitz
Box 111 Folder 1
Israel
Box 111 Folder 2
Israel
Box 111 Folder 3
Israel
Box 111 Folder 4
Israel
Box 111 Folder 5
Israel
Box 111 Folder 6
Israel
Box 111 Folder 7
Israel
1977
Scope and Contents
1977 article, "Native Anti-Zionism: Ideologies of Radical Dissent in Israel," signed by David J. Schnall
Box 111 Folder 8
Israel
Box 111 Folder 9
Israel
Box 111 Folder 10
Israel
Box 112 Folder 1
Israel - Club Program Service
Box 112 Folder 2
Israel - Constitution
Box 112 Folder 3
Israel - Jewish Youth
Box 112 Folder 4
Israel - Labor
Box 112 Folder 5
Israel - Labor
Box 112 Folder 6
Isserman, Abraham J.
Box 112 Folder 7
Italian Constitution
Box 112 Folder 8
Ithaca, New York
Box 112 Folder 9
Ithaca Festival
Box 112 Folder 10
Ives
Box 112 Folder 11
Jackson, Jesse
Box 112 Folder 12
Jail
Box 112 Folder 13
James, Henry
Box 112 Folder 14
James, William
Scope and Contents
Article, no date, "The Unfinished Arch: William James and the Idea of History," signed by Cushing Strout
Box 112 Folder 15
Japan
Box 112 Folder 16
Javits, Jacob J.
Box 112 Folder 17
Jefferson, Thomas
Box 112 Folder 18
Jefferson and Madison
Scope and Contents
Handwritten notes
Box 112 Folder 19
Jehovah's Witnesses
Box 112 Folder 20
Jensen
Box 112 Folder 21
Jerusalem
Box 112 Folder 22
Jevons
Scope and Contents
Handwritten notes
Box 112 Folder 23
Jewish Agency
Box 112 Folder 24
Jewish Center Lecture Bureau
Box 112 Folder 25
Jewish Communal Service
Box 112 Folder 26
Jewish Community Relations Council
Box 112 Folder 27
Jewish Congress
Box 112 Folder 28
Jewish Education
Box 112 Folder 29
Jewish Education
Box 112 Folder 30
Jewish Education
1957-1964
Scope and Contents
Circa 1957 report, "Current Needs in Hebrew Teacher Education," for committee use only, American Association for Jewish Education, by the Subcommittee on the Teacher's Professional Training of the National Committee on Teacher Education and Welfare; minutes, Academic Advisory Council - Jewish Teachers Seminary, 1964; 1964 reprint, "Legal Education in Israel: A Visitor's View" signed by Joseph Laufer; minutes, Board of Directors of the Conference on Jewish Social Studies meeting at which Konvitz was accepted as a member of the Board, no date.
Box 113 Folder 1
Jewish Education
Box 113 Folder 2
Jewish Education
Box 113 Folder 3
Jewish Education
Box 113 Folder 4
Jewish Education
1964
Scope and Contents
1964 reprint, "The Teaching of Hebrew in American Universities," signed by Abraham I. Katsh
Box 113 Folder 5
Jewish Hospitals
Box 113 Folder 6
Jewish Labor Bund
Box 113 Folder 7
Jewish Labor Committee
Box 113 Folder 8
Jewish Law
1969-1970
Scope and Contents
1970 reprint, "The Penology of the Talmud," signed by Haim H. Cohn; 1969 reprint, "The Sources and Nature of Jewish Law and its Application in the State of Israel, Part IV" signed by Meachem Elon.
Box 113 Folder 9
Jewish Law Association
Box 113 Folder 10
Jewish-Negro Relations
Box 113 Folder 11
Jewish Papers
Box 113 Folder 12
Jewish Philosophy
Box 113 Folder 13
Jewish Reconstructionist
Box 113 Folder 14
Jewish Religious Education
Box 113 Folder 15
Jewish Teachers Seminary
Box 113 Folder 16
Jewish Tercentenary
1955
Scope and Contents
1955 article in the "New York University Alumni Bulletin" on M.R. Konvitz receiving an honorary degree from Rutgers University.
Box 113 Folder 17
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Box 113 Folder 18
Jewish Topics
1935-1939
Scope and Contents
1938 paper, "The Histadrut - A Labor Commonwealth in the Making" by Abraham Revusky; 1935 paper, "Essays on Socialist Zionism" by Doctor Nachman Syrkin; 1939 paper, "Auto-Emancipation" by Doctor Leo Pinsker; 1937 paper, "Revolutionary Constructivism -- Essays on the Jewish Labor Movement in Palestine" by Berl Katznelson; 1937 paper, "The Story of Dagania" by Joseph Baratz
Box 113 Folder 19
Jewish Topics
1953
Scope and Contents
1953 reprint, "Letter and Spirit in Jewish and Roman Law" by Boaz Cohen, signed by author
Box 114 Folder 1
Jews and Jewish News
Box 114 Folder 2
Jews and Anti-Semitism
Box 114 Folder 3
Jews
Box 114 Folder 4
Jews
Scope and Contents
Working paper, "Law and Order," on proposals for action by the American Jewish Congress
Box 114 Folder 5
The Jewish University - American Jewish Congress
1947
Scope and Contents
Statement of the Subcommittee on the Jewish University of the Conference on Higher Education for Jews, William Haber, Chairman.
Box 114 Folder 6
Jewish Culture
1966
Scope and Contents
Meeting sponsored by the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture, March 27, 1966, remarks by Konvitz on page 25
Box 115 Folder 1
Jim Crow
Box 115 Folder 2
Jim Crow
1952
Box 115 Folder 3
Jim Crow
Box 115 Folder 4
Job Evaluation
Box 115 Folder 5
Job Right
1960
Scope and Contents
"Problem of Worker's Vested Legal Interests in Their Jobs: Scope of Union's Legal Interest in Maintenance of Plant" by Donald Ghent, November 7, 1960, ILR 600
Box 115 Folder 6
Johnson and Johnson
Box 115 Folder 7
Johnson, President Lyndon Baines
Box 115 Folder 8
Joint Distribution Committee
Box 115 Folder 9
Joint Economic Report
Box 115 Folder 10
Jonas, Hans
Box 115 Folder 11
Judaism
1953-1962
Scope and Contents
Minutes of "Judaism" Board of Editors, September 6, 1962, February 21, 1956, and April 8, 1953
Box 115 Folder 12
Judicial Administration
Box 115 Folder 13
"Judaism and the American Idea"
1980
Scope and Contents
Review of Konvitz's book, "Judaism and the American Idea," in "Coral Newsletter," Volume 3, Number 1, Fall 1980
Box 115 Folder 14
Judicial Process
Box 115 Folder 15
Judicial Review
Box 115 Folder 16
Judicial Review
Box 115 Folder 17
Judiciary: Senate Committee
Box 115 Folder 18
Jung, Leo
Box 115 Folder 19
Jurisdictional Disputes
Box 115 Folder 20
Jurisdictional Strikes
Box 115 Folder 21
Jurisprudence
Box 115 Folder 22
Jurisprudence
Box 116 Folder 1
Jurisprudence
Box 116 Folder 2
Jurisprudence: Neutral Principles
Box 116 Folder 3
Jury
Box 116 Folder 4
Jury
Box 116 Folder 5
Jury
Box 116 Folder 6
Jury
Box 116 Folder 7
Jury
1962
Scope and Contents
May 15, 1962 letter from G.W. Foster, Junior, Professor of Law regarding school desegregation
Box 116 Folder 8
Justice
Box 116 Folder 9
Justice
Box 117 Folder 1
Justice
Box 117 Folder 2
Justice
Box 117 Folder 3
Justice
Box 117 Folder 4
Justice
Box 117 Folder 5
Justice - the Greenland Case
Box 117 Folder 6
Justice - Trenton Six
Box 117 Folder 7
Justice
Box 117 Folder 8
Juvenile Delinquency
Box 117 Folder 9
Juvenile Delinquency
Box 117 Folder 10
Juvenile Justice
Box 117 Folder 11
Juvenile Offenders
Box 117 Folder 12
"Juvenile Rights" by Martin Guggenheim
1976
Box 118 Folder 1
Kahler, Erich
Box 118 Folder 2
Kallen, H.M.
1950
Scope and Contents
"Are There Limitations to Toleration in a Free Society?" address delivered at a symposium at the New School for Social Research, January 21, 1950.
Box 118 Folder 3
Kallen, H.M.
Box 118 Folder 4
Kant
Box 118 Folder 5
Karp, Abraham J.
Box 118 Folder 6
Kats, Abraham I.
Box 118 Folder 7
Kaufmann, Felix
Box 118 Folder 8
Keast Reports
Box 118 Folder 9
Kelly, Thomas
Box 118 Folder 10
Kennan, George F.
Box 118 Folder 11
Kennedy Elections
Box 118 Folder 12
Kennedy, Gail
Box 118 Folder 13
Kennedy, John F.
Box 118 Folder 14
Kennedy, Robert F.
Box 118 Folder 15
Kent State
Box 118 Folder 16
Kent State
Box 118 Folder 17
Cerner Report
Box 118 Folder 18
Kesselring, Leon
Box 118 Folder 19
Kibbutz
Box 118 Folder 20
Kidnapping
Box 118 Folder 21
King, Martin Luther, Junior
Box 118 Folder 22
King, Martin Luther
Box 118 Folder 23
Kissinger
Box 118 Folder 24
Khruschev
Box 119 Folder 1
Ku Klux Klan
Box 119 Folder 2
Ku Klux Klan
Box 119 Folder 3
Ku Klux Klan
Box 119 Folder 4
Ku Klux Klan
Box 119 Folder 5
Ku Klux Klan
Box 119 Folder 6
Kluckhohn, Clyde
Box 119 Folder 7
Kohler
Box 119 Folder 8
Kohler Case
Box 119 Folder 9
Kohn, Hans
Box 119 Folder 10
Convicts, Arthur H.
Box 119 Folder 11
Korea
Box 119 Folder 12
Kosher Slaughter Case
Box 119 Folder 13
Krebiozen
Box 119 Folder 14
Labor
Box 119 Folder 15
Labor
Box 119 Folder 16
Labor
Box 119 Folder 17
Labor
Box 119 Folder 18
Labor
Box 119 Folder 19
Labor
Box 119 Folder 20
Labor - Miscellaneous
1968
Box 119 Folder 21
Labor - General
Box 119 Folder 22
Labor
Box 119 Folder 23
Labor Arbitration
Box 119 Folder 24
Labor Abroad
Box 119 Folder 25
Labor Abroad
Box 119 Folder 26
Labor Bills
1951
Box 119 Folder 27
Labor Check-Off
Box 119 Folder 28
Labor and Civil Rights
Box 119 Folder 29
Labor - Communism
Box 119 Folder 30
Labor Concerted Activities
Box 119 Folder 31
Labor Corruption
Box 119 Folder 32
Labor Costs
Box 119 Folder 33
Labor Courts
Box 119 Folder 34
Labor Disputes
Box 119 Folder 35
Labor Duty to Bargain
Box 119 Folder 36
Labor Education
Box 119 Folder 37
Labor Extension Service Act of 1947
1947
Box 119 Folder 38
Labor - Federal-State Problems
Box 119 Folder 39
Labor Force
Box 119 Folder 40
Labor - Foreign Countries
Box 119 Folder 41
Labor - "Free Rides"
Box 119 Folder 42
Labor - Glidden Company
Box 119 Folder 43
Labor History
1949
Scope and Contents
1949 reprint, "Andrew Jackson, Strikebreaker," signed by Richard B. Morris
Box 119 Folder 44
Labor History
1948
Scope and Contents
1948 reprint, "White Bondage in Antebellum South Carolina" signed by Richard B. Morris
Box 120 Folder 1
Labor - Hot Cargo
Box 120 Folder 2
Labor Injunction Study
Scope and Contents
Memorandum, not dated, "Memorandum on the use of Standard Labor Injunction Form" by R.J.G.
Box 120 Folder 3
Labor - International
Box 120 Folder 4
Labor - Land
1940
Scope and Contents
1940 paper, "Adrift on the Land" by Paul S. Taylor
Box 120 Folder 5
Labor Law
1953
Scope and Contents
1953 reprint, "Standards for Antitrust Policy" signed by Alfred E. Kahn
Box 120 Folder 6
Labor Law
1955
Scope and Contents
1955 reprint, "The Emerging Doctrine of Privilege in Public Employment," signed by Arch Dotson
Box 120 Folder 7
Labor Law
1954
Scope and Contents
1954 letter, with attachment, signed by Senator Barry Goldwater
Box 120 Folder 8
Labor Law
Box 120 Folder 9
Labor Law - Foreign
Box 120 Folder 10
Labor Law - Netherlands
Box 120 Folder 11
Labor Legislation - State
Box 120 Folder 12
Labor Management Citizens Committee
Box 120 Folder 13
Labor-Management Documentation Center
Box 120 Folder 14
Labor-Management Production Committees
Box 120 Folder 15
Labor-Management Relations
Box 120 Folder 16
Labor-Management Relations Act
1947
Box 120 Folder 17
Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act
1959
Box 120 Folder 18
Labor Monopolies
Box 120 Folder 19
Labor Monopoly
Box 120 Folder 20
Labor Movement
Box 120 Folder 21
Labor - New York
Box 120 Folder 22
Labor Organization
Box 120 Folder 23
Labor - Politics
Box 120 Folder 24
Labor Press
Box 120 Folder 25
Labor Racketeering
Box 120 Folder 26
Labor Relations - Jurisdiction
Box 120 Folder 27
Labor Relations Laws - copies
Box 120 Folder 28
Labor Relations Letter
Box 120 Folder 29
Labor Relations - Policy Problems
Box 120 Folder 30
Labor Relations - States
Box 120 Folder 31
Labor Rights
Box 120 Folder 32
Labor - Runaway Shop
Box 120 Folder 33
Labor - South
Box 120 Folder 34
Labor Sunday Message
Box 120 Folder 35
Labor Supply
Box 120 Folder 36
Labor Theories
Box 120 Folder 37
Labor Turnover
Box 120 Folder 38
Labor Unions
Box 120 Folder 39
Labor Unions
Box 120 Folder 40
Labor Zionism
Box 120 Folder 41
Labor's League for Political Education
Box 120 Folder 42
Labor's Monthly Survey
Box 121 Folder 1
Laetrile
Box 121 Folder 2
Lamont, Corliss
Box 121 Folder 3
Land Planning
Box 121 Folder 4
Land Policy Review
Box 121 Folder 5
Land Reform
Box 121 Folder 6
Land Tenure
Box 121 Folder 7
Landis, Elizabeth
Box 121 Folder 8
Landlord and Tennant
Box 121 Folder 9
Landrum-Griffin
Box 121 Folder 10
Landrum-Griffin
Box 121 Folder 11
Landrum-Griffin
Box 121 Folder 12
Landrum-Griffin
1957
Scope and Contents
1957 letter, with attachment, signed by Senator Irving M. Ives
Box 121 Folder 13
Language
Box 121 Folder 14
Laski, Harold J.
Box 121 Folder 15
Latin American
1946
Scope and Contents
1946 memorandum, report on labor and social welfare in Latin America by Ernesto Galarza, Chief Division of Labor and Social Information
Box 121 Folder 16
Lattimore, Owen - defendant
Box 122 Folder 1
Law - General
1967
Scope and Contents
1967 prepublication draft, "Law and Personality: Signposts for a New Direction" signed by James L. Gibbs, Junior
Box 122 Folder 2
Law Day
Box 122 Folder 3
Law - Developments
Box 122 Folder 4
Law and Ethics
Box 122 Folder 5
Law and Fictions
Box 122 Folder 6
Law, Lawyers
Box 122 Folder 7
Law Library Association of New York
Box 122 Folder 8
Law and Morals
Box 122 Folder 9
Law and Morals
1968
Scope and Contents
1968 letter, with attachments, signed by Representative Constance E. Cook
Box 122 Folder 10
Law and Morals
Box 122 Folder 11
Law and Morals
Box 122 Folder 12
Law and Poverty
Box 122 Folder 13
Law and Psychiatry
1964
Scope and Contents
1964 reprint, "The Psychiatric Patient, Liberty, and the Law" signed by Ralph Slovenko
Box 122 Folder 14
Law School, Cornell
Box 122 Folder 15
Law Schools
Box 122 Folder 16
Law Schools - Handwritten notes
Box 122 Folder 17
Law and Science
Box 122 Folder 18
Law and Society
Box 122 Folder 19
Law Students Civil Rights Research Council
Box 122 Folder 20
Law Students Civil Rights Research Council (M.R. Convicts was a member of the Board of Advisors)
Box 122 Folder 21
Lawrence, D.H.
Box 123 Folder 1
Lawyers
Box 123 Folder 2
Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law
1981-1983
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues 1981-1983, "Committee Report"
Box 123 Folder 3
League for Industrial Democracy
Box 123 Folder 4
Leary, Timothy
Box 123 Folder 5
Lee, Alfred McClung
Box 123 Folder 6
Legal Aid
Box 123 Folder 7
Legal Brief
Box 123 Folder 8
Legal Education
Box 123 Folder 9
Legal Education
Box 123 Folder 10
Legal Education
1947
Scope and Contents
1947 reprint, "The Law School of the Future: From Legal Realism to Policy Science in the World Community," signed by Myres S. McDougal
Box 123 Folder 11
Legal Education
Box 123 Folder 12
Legal History
Box 123 Folder 13
Legal Method
Box 123 Folder 14
Legal Presumptions
Box 123 Folder 15
Legal Profession
Box 123 Folder 16
Legal Profession
Box 123 Folder 17
Legal Research
Box 123 Folder 18
Legal Theory - Administration of Justice
Box 123 Folder 19
Legislation
Box 124 Folder 1
Legislative Hearing - First Amendment
Box 124 Folder 2
Legislative Investigation
Box 124 Folder 3
Lehman, Herbert H.
Box 124 Folder 4
Leighton, Alexander H.
Box 124 Folder 5
Leisure
Box 124 Folder 6
Leisure
Box 124 Folder 7
Lending - Truth in Lending Act
Box 124 Folder 8
Leo Baeck Institute
Box 124 Folder 9
Leskes, Theodore
Box 124 Folder 10
Lever Brothers
Box 124 Folder 11
Levitt Case
Box 124 Folder 12
Levy Case
Box 124 Folder 13
Lewis, C.S.
Box 124 Folder 14
Lewis, John L.
Box 124 Folder 15
Lewis, Wyndham
Box 124 Folder 16
Libel
Box 124 Folder 17
Libel
Box 124 Folder 18
Libel
Box 124 Folder 19
Libel
Box 124 Folder 20
Libel
Box 124 Folder 21
Libel and Slander
Box 124 Folder 22
Liberal Arts Press
Box 124 Folder 23
Liberal Education
Box 124 Folder 24
Liberal Party
Box 124 Folder 25
Liberia
1958-1959
Scope and Contents
"Acts Passed by the Legislature of the Republic of Liberia During the Session, 1958-1959," by the Government Printing Office, Department of State, Monrovia, Liberia
Box 125 Folder 1
Liberia
Box 125 Folder 2
Liberia
Box 125 Folder 3
Liberia
Box 125 Folder 4
Liberia
1952
Scope and Contents
1952 lecture, "The Rule of Law in Liberia," given before the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) at the College of West Africa, Monrovia, Liberia, by Professor Milton R. Konvitz
Box 125 Folder 5
Liberia - Shipping
Box 125 Folder 6
Liberia - Tubman
1960
Scope and Contents
Inaugural Program of President Tubman's inauguration, January 4, 1960
Box 125 Folder 7
Liberia, University of
1963
Scope and Contents
1963 newsletter, "Newsletter to Alumni," Volume 1 Number 1
Box 125 Folder 8
"Liberian Letter"
1962-1963
Scope and Contents
1962-1963 newsletter published by the Embassy of Liberia
Box 125 Folder 9
Liberian Studies Association
Box 125 Folder 10
Liberty
Box 125 Folder 11
Library
1964
Scope and Contents
1964 reprint, "The Catalog in European Libraries," signed by Felix Reichmann
Box 125 Folder 12
Licensing
Box 125 Folder 13
Lie Detector
Box 125 Folder 14
Lie Detector
1973
Scope and Contents
1973 report, "The Lie Detector as a Surveillance Device" by John Shattuck, American Civil Liberties Union, "press" copy
Box 125 Folder 15
Lightfoot Case
1955
Scope and Contents
1955 newsletter, "Defense Digest," issued by the Lightfoot Defense Committee
Box 125 Folder 16
Lilienthal
Box 125 Folder 17
Limitations of Actions
Box 125 Folder 18
Lincoln
Box 125 Folder 19
Lincoln University
Box 125 Folder 20
Literacy
Box 125 Folder 21
Lobbying
1976
Scope and Contents
1976 memorandum to the American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors, from the American Civil Liberties Union Free Speech/Association Committee and Church-State Committee, regarding First Amendment aspects of federal laws on lobbying
Box 125 Folder 22
Locke, Alain
Box 125 Folder 23
Lockout
Box 126 Folder 1
Loitering
Box 126 Folder 2
London
Box 126 Folder 3
Longshoremen
Box 126 Folder 4
"Look at the Books"
Box 126 Folder 5
Lord's Prayer
Box 126 Folder 6
Lorenz, Keith
Box 126 Folder 7
Lorwin Case
Box 126 Folder 8
Loss of Nationality
1954
Scope and Contents
1954 letter, with attachment, signed by Senator Home Ferguson
Box 126 Folder 9
Love
Box 126 Folder 10
Loyalty
Box 126 Folder 11
Loyalty - General
Box 126 Folder 12
Loyalty - General
Box 126 Folder 13
Loyalty Oath
Box 126 Folder 14
Loyalty Oath
Box 126 Folder 15
Loyalty Oath
Box 126 Folder 16
Loyalty and Security
Box 126 Folder 17
Loyalty and Security
Box 126 Folder 18
Loyalty and Security
Scope and Contents
Report, no date, "The Draftee and International Security -- A Study of the Army Military Personnel Security Program" by Rowland Watts, to be released by the Workers Defense League, and supplement and appendix C.
Box 126 Folder 19
Loyalty and Security
Box 127 Folder 1
Loyalty and Security Cases
Box 127 Folder 2
Loyalty and Security Cases
Box 127 Folder 3
Loyalty and Security Cases
Box 127 Folder 4
Loyalty and Security - Numbers
1955
Scope and Contents
1955 letter, with attachment, signed by Harry P. Cain, Subversive Activities Control Board
Box 127 Folder 5
Loyalty, Security, Oaths
1953
Scope and Contents
1953 letter, with attachment, signed by Curtis Bok, President Judge, Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Box 127 Folder 6
Loyalty and Security Proposals
1955
Scope and Contents
1955 letter, with attachment, signed by Max M. Kampelman, Legislative Counsel to Senator Hubert H. Humphrey; 1955 letter, with attachment, signed by Frank F. Mankiewicz, School of Law, University of California, Berkeley.
Box 127 Folder 7
Loyalty - Schools
Box 127 Folder 8
Loyalty - Subversive Activities Control Board
Box 127 Folder 9
Lynching
Box 127 Folder 10
Lynching
Box 127 Folder 11
Lynching and Justice
Box 127 Folder 12
Macaluso, Vincent G.
Box 127 Folder 13
McCarran
Box 127 Folder 14
McCarran-Walter Act
Scope and Contents
14a. McCarthy, Eugene
Box 127 Folder 15
McCarthy, Joseph
1954
Scope and Contents
1954 newsletter, "Headlines and What's Behind Them," issued by the Committee for McCarthyism, Constitutional Educational League
Box 127 Folder 16
McCarthy, Joseph
Box 127 Folder 17
McCarthy, Joseph
Box 127 Folder 18
McCarthy - Army
Box 127 Folder 19
McCarthy - Army
Box 127 Folder 20
McCarthyism
Box 128 Folder 1
McConnell, John W.
Box 128 Folder 2
MacIver, Robert M.
Box 128 Folder 3
McKeon, Richard
Box 128 Folder 4
McNaghten Rule
Box 128 Folder 5
Magazine
Box 128 Folder 6
Magna Carta
Box 128 Folder 7
Maimonides
Box 128 Folder 8
Malaria
Box 128 Folder 9
Malott, Doctor Deane W.
1951
Scope and Contents
Includes photograph of Deane Malott, 1951
Box 128 Folder 10
Malthus
Box 128 Folder 11
Management
Box 128 Folder 12
Management Functions
Box 128 Folder 13
Management Rights
Box 128 Folder 14
Mann, Seymour Z.
Box 128 Folder 15
Manpower
Box 128 Folder 16
Manpower
1968
Scope and Contents
1968 report, draft for discussion, "Opportunity Centers System" Numbers 1 and 2 by the City of New York, Human Resources Administration, Manpower and Career Development Agency
Box 128 Folder 17
Manpower
Scope and Contents
Report, no date, draft for discussion, "Opportunity Centers System" Number 3 by the City of New York, Human Resources Administration, Manpower and Career Development Agency
Box 128 Folder 18
Maps and Charts
Box 128 Folder 19
Marcuse, F.L.
1948
Scope and Contents
1948 reprint, "Some Attitudes Toward Employing Negroes as Teachers in a Northern University," initialed by F.L.M.
Box 128 Folder 20
Marijuana
Box 128 Folder 21
Marrow, Alfred J.
Box 128 Folder 22
Marshall Plan
Box 128 Folder 23
Marshall, Louis
Box 128 Folder 24
Marshall, Thurgood
Box 128 Folder 25
Martyrs
Box 128 Folder 26
Marx
Box 128 Folder 27
Marx
Box 128 Folder 28
Marxism
Box 128 Folder 29
Marxism
Box 128 Folder 30
Maslow, Will
Box 128 Folder 31
Mass Production
Box 128 Folder 32
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Box 128 Folder 33
Massachusetts Labor Law
Box 128 Folder 34
Matthews, J.B.
Box 128 Folder 35
Maxton, James
Box 128 Folder 36
Mediation
Box 128 Folder 37
Mediation
Box 128 Folder 38
Mediation
Box 129 Folder 1
Medicaid
Box 129 Folder 2
Medical Care of the Poor and Aged
Box 129 Folder 3
Medicare
Box 129 Folder 4
Medicine, Medical Insurance
Box 129 Folder 5
Mediterranean and Eurafrica
Box 129 Folder 6
Meiklejohn, Alexander
Box 129 Folder 7
Meiklejohn, Donald
1967
Scope and Contents
1967 reprint, "Public Speech and the First Amendment," signed by Donald Meiklejohn
Box 129 Folder 8
Mental Care
1966-1972
Scope and Contents
1972 memorandum, by the American Civil Liberties Union, regarding civil liberties and mental illness; minutes, American Civil Liberties Union Due Process Committee, 1966.
Box 129 Folder 9
Mental Health
Box 129 Folder 10
Mental Health
Box 129 Folder 11
mental Health Law Project
1982-1983
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues, 1982-1983, "Alert"
Box 129 Folder 12
Mental Hospitals
Box 129 Folder 13
Mental Illness
1966
Scope and Contents
Minutes, American Civil Liberties Union Due Process Committee
Box 129 Folder 14
Mercy Killing
Box 129 Folder 15
Metalworking
Box 129 Folder 16
Methodology
Box 129 Folder 17
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Box 129 Folder 18
Mexican-Americans
Box 129 Folder 19
Mexico
1935
Scope and Contents
1935 paper, "El Problema Filosofica - Juridica de la Validex del Derecho," signed by Eduardo Garcia Maynez
Box 129 Folder 20
Meyer, Julie
1951
Scope and Contents
1951 reprint, "The Stranger and the City," signed by Julie Meyer
Box 129 Folder 21
Meyer, Max
Box 129 Folder 22
Meyer (Walter E.) Research Institute of Law
Box 129 Folder 23
Middle East
Box 129 Folder 24
Middle East
1969
Scope and Contents
1969 report, "Middle East Information Series VIII" by the American Academic Association for Peace in the Middle East.
Box 129 Folder 25
Middle East
Box 129 Folder 26
Middle East
Box 129 Folder 27
Middle East Institute
Box 130 Folder 1
"Middle East Notebook"
1980
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, 1980, 2 issues
Box 130 Folder 2
Middle East - Six Day War of 1967
1967
Box 130 Folder 3
Mideast
1971-1972
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues 1971-1972, "Near East Report"
Box 130 Folder 4
Migrant
Box 130 Folder 5
Migrants
Box 130 Folder 6
Migrants
Box 130 Folder 7
Migrants
Box 130 Folder 8
Migrant Labor
Box 130 Folder 9
Migrant Labor
Box 130 Folder 10
Migrant Labor
Box 130 Folder 11
Migrant Workers
Box 130 Folder 12
Migration
Box 130 Folder 13
Migration - Permanent
Box 130 Folder 14
Migratory Labor
Box 130 Folder 15
Milgram, Morris
Box 130 Folder 16
Military
1962
Scope and Contents
1962 reprint, "Justice Rutledge and the Yamashita Case," signed by Rocco J. Tresolini
Box 130 Folder 17
Military
1971
Scope and Contents
1971 American Civil Liberties Union memorandum, regarding a report on the application of the Bill of Rights to the military; 1971 American Civil Liberties Union memorandum, regarding the Second Special Board Committee on the Military and the Bill or Rights.
Box 130 Folder 18
Military
1935-1941
Scope and Contents
1941 report, First draft of "Law of State Military Forces" by New York (State) Guard, not for general circulation or reproduction; 1938 paper, "Call Out the Militia!" by Walter Wilson; 1935 paper, "The Militia," signed by Walter Wilson
Box 130 Folder 19
Military
Box 130 Folder 20
Military - Industrial Complex
Box 130 Folder 21
Military Justice
Box 130 Folder 22
Military Justice Act
Box 130 Folder 23
Military Rights
Box 130 Folder 24
Militarization
Box 131 Folder 1
Mill, John Stuart
Box 131 Folder 2
Miller, Henry.
Box 131 Folder 3
Millionaires.
Box 131 Folder 4
Mines.
Box 131 Folder 5
Minimum Wage.
Box 131 Folder 6
Minimum Wage Laws.
Box 131 Folder 7
Minnesota.
Box 131 Folder 8
Minnesota, University of.
Box 131 Folder 9
Mirabiles, Anni.
Box 131 Folder 10
Miranda Case.
1975
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "Miranda and Beyond; The Fifth Amendment Reconsidered," initialled by Jan Gorecki.
Box 131 Folder 11
Miscegenation.
Box 131 Folder 12
Miscellaneous.
1944
Scope and Contents
Includes three comic books by the CIO: 1944, "There Are No Master Races;" no date, "Joe Worker and the Story of Labor;" no date, "The Bible and the Working Man."
Box 131 Folder 13
Miscellaneous.
Box 131 Folder 14
Miscellaneous.
Box 131 Folder 15
Mishkenot Sha'ananim.
Box 131 Folder 16
Missionary.
Box 131 Folder 17
Missions.
Box 131 Folder 18
Mississippi.
1964
Scope and Contents
Form letter form the Mississippi Freedom Project regarding McComb, Mississippi Incident, also reports, affidavits, etc.
Box 131 Folder 19
Missouri Valley.
Box 131 Folder 20
Missouri Valley Authority.
Box 131 Folder 21
Mobility.
Box 131 Folder 22
Mobilization.
Box 131 Folder 23
Moderation.
Box 131 Folder 24
Monmouth.
Box 131 Folder 25
Monopolies.
Box 131 Folder 26
Monopoly.
Box 131 Folder 27
Montclair, New Jersey.
1947
Scope and Contents
Report, "A.V.C. Audit on Civil Liberties Report in Montclair."
Box 131 Folder 28
Montefiore Technical High School.
Box 131 Folder 29
Montreal.
Box 131 Folder 30
Moore, David G.
Box 131 Folder 31
Morals.
1960
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "The Juristic Approach to Moral Problems: A Case Study," signed by Edmond Cahn.
Box 131 Folder 32
Morris, James O.
Scope and Contents
Confidential report, no date, "Industrial Relations Work at the University Level in Colombia: A Report on the Shearer and Guillen Proposals" by J. O. Morris.
Box 131 Folder 33
Morris (William) Society.
1964
Scope and Contents
Includes a constitution, 1964.
Box 131 Folder 34
Morris (William) Society.
1962
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by R. C. H. Briggs, Honorary Secretary.
Box 132 Folder 1
Morse, David A.
Box 132 Folder 2
Mount Holyoke.
Box 132 Folder 3
Movie.
Box 132 Folder 4
Movies, Private Organizations.
Box 132 Folder 5
Multi-Employer Bargaining.
Box 132 Folder 6
Mundt Bill.
Box 132 Folder 7
Mundt-Nixon Bill.
Box 132 Folder 8
Municipal Action.
Box 132 Folder 9
Municipal Bonds.
Box 132 Folder 10
Murphy, Frank.
Box 132 Folder 11
Murray, Philip.
Box 132 Folder 12
Music.
Box 132 Folder 13
Musicians.
Box 132 Folder 14
Myers, Henry.
1954
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "Literature, Science and Democracy," signed by Henry Myers.
Box 132 Folder 15
Nabuco.
Box 132 Folder 16
Narcotic Addiction.
1966
Scope and Contents
Minutes, American Civil Liberties Union Due Process Committee
Box 132 Folder 17
Nathan Report.
1947
Scope and Contents
National Wage Policy for 1947.
Box 132 Folder 18
National Academy of Arbitrators.
1950
Scope and Contents
1950 membership list.
Box 132 Folder 19
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
Box 132 Folder 20
NAACP.
Box 132 Folder 21
NAACP.
1943-1964
Scope and Contents
Annual reports for 1943, 1956-59, 1960-64.
Box 132 Folder 22
NAACP: Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc.
1952-1957
Scope and Contents
Monthly Reports, scattered issues.
Box 132 Folder 23
NAACP: Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc.
1964-1977
Scope and Contents
Docket Reports, scattered issues.
Box 132 Folder 24
NAACP: Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc.
1960-1963
Scope and Contents
Docket Reports, scattered issues.
Box 132 Folder 25
NAACP: Legal Department.
1947-1952
Scope and Contents
Monthly Reports, scattered issues.
Box 132 Folder 26
NAACP:1960 Conference.
Scope and Contents
Handwritten notes.
Box 132 Folder 27
NAACP.
Scope and Contents
Report to the United Nations, no date, "A Statement to Minorities in the Case of Citizens of Negro Descent in the U.S.A. and an Appeal to the United Nations for Redress," prepared for the NAACP Chapter Three, "The Legal Status of Americans of Negro Desc
Box 133 Folder 1
National Association of Jewish Center Workers.
Box 133 Folder 2
National Association of Manufacturers.
Box 133 Folder 3
National Bureau of Economic Research.
Box 133 Folder 4
National Center for Law and the Deaf.
1981-1982
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues.
Box 133 Folder 5
National Center for Urban Ethnic Affairs.
1981-1982
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues.
Box 133 Folder 6
National Civil Liberties Clearinghouse.
Box 133 Folder 7
National Coalition Against Censorship.
1982
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, one issue.
Box 133 Folder 8
National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing.
1980-1983
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues, "Trends in Housing".
Box 133 Folder 9
National Committee Against Repressive Legislation.
1981
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, one issue .
Box 133 Folder 10
National Committee on American Foreign Policy.
1980-1981
Scope and Contents
Newsletter
Box 133 Folder 11
National Community Relations Advisory Council.
1952
Scope and Contents
Includes 1952 paper by the American Jewish Committee, "Statement of Withdrawal from the National Community Relations Advisory Council."
Box 133 Folder 12
National Conference of Christians and Jews.
1950-1954
Scope and Contents
Commission on Educational Organizations - "Minutes of Labor-Management Commission Meeting," 1954; "Minutes of Labor-Management Organizations Commission Meeting," M. R. Konvitz listed as a member, 1951; "Minutes of Meeting - Executive Committee, Commission
Box 133 Folder 13
National Conference of Christians and Jews.
1952-1953
Scope and Contents
"Minutes Executive Committee of Commission on Labor-Management Organizations," 1952; "Minutes - Annual Meeting Commission on Labor-Management Organizations," 1953.
Box 133 Folder 14
National Conference of Christians and Jews.
Box 133 Folder 15
National Conference of Christians and Jews.
Box 133 Folder 16
National Conference on Labor Legislation.
Box 133 Folder 17
National Council for Civil Liberties (NCCL): London.
1971-1972
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, "NCCL Bulletin".
Box 133 Folder 18
National Council of Churches.
Box 133 Folder 19
National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.
Box 133 Folder 20
National Council of Jewish Women.
Box 133 Folder 21
National Electrical Manufacturers Association.
Box 133 Folder 22
National Emergencies.
1951
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "Emergencies and the Expansion of Collective Bargaining," signed by Kirk R. Petshek.
Box 133 Folder 23
National Emergencies.
1960
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by Senator John L. McClellan.
Box 133 Folder 24
National Emergencies.
Box 133 Folder 25
National Emergency Strikes.
Box 133 Folder 26
National Endowment for the Humanities.
Box 134 Folder 1
National Enforcement Commission: Transcripts of proceedings
1951-1953
Scope and Contents
Wage and Salary Stabilization Board, Economic Stabilization Agency: In the Matter of Star Palace Laundry, Inc., Rochester, New York, 5/11/51, before Commissioner Milton R. Konvitz; In the Matter of David J. O'Connor, 5/15/53, before Commissioner Milton R.
Box 134 Folder 2
National Enforcement Commission (NEC).
1953
Scope and Contents
"National Enforcement Commission Procedure Manual," no date, for the use of NEC Enforcement Commissioners exclusively, copy number 82; transcripts of proceedings - Wage and Salary Stabilization Board, Economic Stabilization Agency: In the Matter of Patter
Box 134 Folder 3
National Foundation for Jewish Culture.
1961-1966
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues, "Bulletin of the National Foundation for Jewish Culture".
Box 134 Folder 4
National Guard.
Box 134 Folder 5
National Historical Publications Commission.
Box 134 Folder 6
National Industrial Conference Board.
Box 134 Folder 7
National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council.
1981
Scope and Contents
Minutes, Commission on Individual Freedom and Jewish Security, 1981; minutes, "Summary of Meeting of Commission on Equal Opportunity," 1981.
Box 134 Folder 8
National Labor Relations Act.
Box 134 Folder 9
National Labor Relations Board.
Box 134 Folder 10
National Labor Relations Board: Administration.
Box 134 Folder 11
National Labor Relations Board: Elections.
Box 134 Folder 12
National Labor Relations Board: General.
Box 134 Folder 13
National Labor Relations Board: Jurisdiction.
Box 134 Folder 14
National Labor Relations Board: Rules and Regulations.
Box 134 Folder 15
National Labor Relations Board: Statistics.
Box 134 Folder 16
National Labor Relations Board: Strikes.
1948
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "Eligibility of Strikers to Vote Under the Taft-Hartley Act," signed by Beryl Harold Levy.
Box 134 Folder 17
National Labor Relations Board: Summary.
Box 134 Folder 18
National Labor Service.
Scope and Contents
Includes comic book, no date, "Joe Worker and the Story of Labor."
Box 134 Folder 19
National Lawyers Guild.
Box 134 Folder 20
National Parks.
Box 134 Folder 21
National Planning Association.
Box 134 Folder 22
National Ramah Commission.
1980
Scope and Contents
Minutes, Board of Directors
Box 134 Folder 23
National Theater.
Box 134 Folder 24
National Urban League.
Box 134 Folder 25
National Wage Stabilization Board.
Box 134 Folder 26
National War Labor Board.
Box 134 Folder 27
Nationalism.
Box 134 Folder 28
Nationalization.
Box 134 Folder 29
Nationalization of Industry.
Box 134 Folder 30
Naturalization.
Box 134 Folder 31
Natural Law.
Box 134 Folder 32
Natural Right.
Box 134 Folder 33
Nature.
Box 134 Folder 34
Nazi.
Box 134 Folder 35
Nazis.
Box 134 Folder 36
Near East.
1980
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues, "Near East Report".
Box 134 Folder 37
Near East Report
1980-1983
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues
Box 134 Folder 38
Negative Income Tax.
Box 134 Folder 39
Negotiable Instruments.
Box 135 Folder 1
Negro.
Box 135 Folder 2
Negro.
1958
Scope and Contents
"Rights of Minority Groups Under the Labor Law," manuscript by Patricia Hammond, 1/6/58.
Box 135 Folder 3
Negro.
1948-1950
Scope and Contents
Letter from Robert Patterson regarding dinner in honor of Dr. Ralph Bunche; "Some Aspects of Negro Discrimination in Employment," manuscript by Austin Laber for Professor Konvitz, 12/11/50; 1948 confidential preliminary draft, "Techniques for Integrating
Box 135 Folder 4
Negro: Education.
Box 135 Folder 5
Negro: Education.
Box 135 Folder 6
Negro: Employment.
1946
Scope and Contents
October 10, 1946 memo, to: Jean McKelvey, from: William Isaacson, Regional Director, National Labor Relations Board, re: Race and collective bargaining.
Box 135 Folder 7
Negro: General.
Box 135 Folder 8
Negro: General.
Box 135 Folder 9
Negro-Jewish Relations.
Box 135 Folder 10
Negro-Jewish Relations.
1966
Scope and Contents
Minutes, National Community Relations Advisory Council Commission on Equal Opportunity, March 20, 1966; memo, to: Member Agency Executives and Commission on Religion and Race, from: Rabbi Henry Siegman, re: SCA policy statement on race.
Box 135 Folder 11
Negro-Jewish Relations.
Scope and Contents
"Jews and Civil Rights" by Konvitz, typewritten draft of Chapter 7 of a book, no date.
Box 135 Folder 12
Negro: Jew.
Scope and Contents
The Temper of Our Time, book review by Konvitz, typewritten, no date.
Box 135 Folder 13
Negro: Labor.
Box 135 Folder 14
Negro in Medicine.
Box 135 Folder 15
Negro Organizers.
Box 135 Folder 16
Negro: What He Wants.
1960
Scope and Contents
8/30/60 unpublished manuscript "What the Negro Wants: Negro and White Conceptions" by Charles Grigg and Lewis Miller.
Box 135 Folder 17
Nelson.
Box 135 Folder 18
NEMA.
Box 135 Folder 19
Neo-Nazism.
Box 135 Folder 20
New Deal.
Box 135 Folder 21
New Economic Library.
Box 135 Folder 22
New Jersey.
Box 135 Folder 23
New Jersey Department of Education: Division Against Discrimination.
Box 135 Folder 24
New Jersey Federal Employment Practices Commission.
Box 135 Folder 25
New Jersey Public Utility Law.
Box 135 Folder 26
New Jersey Supreme Court.
Box 135 Folder 27
New Jersey Telephone Case.
Box 135 Folder 28
New Leader.
Box 136 Folder 1
New Left.
Box 136 Folder 2
New Legislation.
Box 136 Folder 3
New Mexico.
Box 136 Folder 4
New Party.
Box 136 Folder 5
New Right.
Box 136 Folder 6
New School.
Box 136 Folder 7
New York City.
Box 136 Folder 8
New York City.
Box 136 Folder 9
New York City Division of Labor Relations.
Box 136 Folder 10
New York Civil Liberties Union.
Box 136 Folder 11
New York Committee to Abolish Capital Punishment.
Box 136 Folder 12
New York State.
Box 136 Folder 13
New York State.
Box 136 Folder 14
New York State Commission Against Discrimination.
Box 136 Folder 15
New York State Constitutional Convention.
1967
Box 136 Folder 16
New York State Labor Law.
Box 136 Folder 17
New York State Labor Relations Board.
Box 137 Folder 1
New York State Labor Relations Board.
Box 137 Folder 2
New York State Retirees Public Employees Federation.
Box 137 Folder 3
New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations (NYSSILR): Alumni.
1963
Scope and Contents
Alumni Survey
Box 137 Folder 4
NYSSILR: Documentation Center.
1954-1956
Scope and Contents
Report
Box 137 Folder 5
NYSSILR [folder 1 of 5]
1953-1964
Scope and Contents
Minutes of faculty meetings; 1963 reprint, "The Founding of the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations: A Tribute to Irving M. Ives and Edmund Ezra Day" by M. R. Konvitz; Reports of the Dean 1953-64; "ILR Alumni Survey", 1956, 1960; "Annu
Box 137 Folder 6
NYSSILR [folder 2 of 5]
1953-1964
Scope and Contents
Minutes of faculty meetings; 1963 reprint, "The Founding of the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations: A Tribute to Irving M. Ives and Edmund Ezra Day" by M. R. Konvitz; Reports of the Dean 1953-64; "ILR Alumni Survey", 1956, 1960; "Annu
Box 137 Folder 7
NYSSILR [folder 3 of 5]
1953-1964
Scope and Contents
Minutes of faculty meetings; 1963 reprint, "The Founding of the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations: A Tribute to Irving M. Ives and Edmund Ezra Day" by M. R. Konvitz; Reports of the Dean 1953-64; "ILR Alumni Survey", 1956, 1960; "Annu
Box 137 Folder 8
NYSSILR [folder 4 of 5]
1953-1964
Scope and Contents
Minutes of faculty meetings; 1963 reprint, "The Founding of the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations: A Tribute to Irving M. Ives and Edmund Ezra Day" by M. R. Konvitz; Reports of the Dean 1953-64; "ILR Alumni Survey", 1956, 1960; "Annu
Box 137 Folder 9
NYSSILR [folder 5 of 5]
1953-1964
Scope and Contents
Minutes of faculty meetings; 1963 reprint, "The Founding of the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations: A Tribute to Irving M. Ives and Edmund Ezra Day" by M. R. Konvitz; Reports of the Dean 1953-64; "ILR Alumni Survey", 1956, 1960; "Annu
Box 137 Folder 10
New York Times.
Box 137 Folder 11
New York University.
Box 137 Folder 12
Newark.
Box 137 Folder 13
Newbury, Frank D.
Box 137 Folder 14
Newman Club.
Box 137 Folder 15
Newspaper.
Box 137 Folder 16
Newspapers.
1967
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by Senator Philip A. Hart.
Box 137 Folder 17
Newspaper Strike.
Box 138 Folder 1
Niebuhr, Reinhold.
Box 138 Folder 2
Niemoller.
Box 138 Folder 3
Nigeria.
Box 138 Folder 4
Nightwork.
Box 138 Folder 5
Nixon, Richard M.
Box 138 Folder 6
Nixon, Richard M.
1976
Box 138 Folder 7
Nixon Pardon.
Box 138 Folder 8
Nixon vs. U.S.
Box 138 Folder 9
Noise.
Box 138 Folder 10
No-Strike Provision.
Box 138 Folder 11
Non-Communist Affidavit.
Box 138 Folder 12
Nonconformity.
Box 138 Folder 13
Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Box 138 Folder 14
Non-Violence.
Box 138 Folder 15
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
Box 138 Folder 16
Norris-La Guardia Act.
Box 138 Folder 17
Nuclear War.
Box 138 Folder 18
Nudism.
Box 138 Folder 19
Nudity.
Box 138 Folder 20
Nurenburg.
Box 138 Folder 21
Nurses.
Box 138 Folder 22
Oaths.
Box 138 Folder 23
Oaths.
Box 138 Folder 24
Oaths.
Box 138 Folder 25
Obscenity.
Box 138 Folder 26
Obscenity.
Box 138 Folder 27
Obscenity.
Box 138 Folder 28
Obscenity.
Box 138 Folder 29
Obscenity: Bookstores, Movie Houses, etc.
Box 138 Folder 30
Obscenity: Breach of Peace.
Box 138 Folder 31
Obscenity: 1973 Cases.
1973
Box 139 Folder 1
Obscenity: Commission.
Box 139 Folder 2
Obscenity Defined: Ginzberg.
Box 139 Folder 3
Obscenity: Expert Testimony.
Box 139 Folder 4
Obscenity: Foreign.
Box 139 Folder 5
Obscenity: General.
Box 139 Folder 6
Obscenity: Law, Customs, Transportation.
Box 139 Folder 7
Obscenity: New York State Law.
Box 139 Folder 8
Obscenity: Possession, Sale.
Box 139 Folder 9
Obscenity: Press.
Box 139 Folder 10
Obscenity: Privacy.
Box 139 Folder 11
Obscenity: Sale to Minors.
Box 139 Folder 12
Obscenity: Seizure.
Box 139 Folder 13
Ocean Hill: Brownsville.
Box 139 Folder 14
Ocean Hill: Brownsville.
Box 139 Folder 15
Offensive Words.
Box 139 Folder 16
Office of Financial Management.
Box 139 Folder 17
Office of Institutional Projects Abroad.
Box 139 Folder 18
Oil.
Box 139 Folder 19
Oil.
Box 139 Folder 20
Oil, 1976.
Box 139 Folder 21
Oil - World Supply.
Box 139 Folder 22
Old Age.
Box 139 Folder 23
Old Age.
1950
Scope and Contents
3/17/50 progress report to the Federal Security Administrator, "Programs for an Aging Population" by the Working Committee on the Aging.
Box 139 Folder 24
Old Testament.
Box 139 Folder 25
Ombudsman.
Box 139 Folder 26
One World Club.
Box 139 Folder 27
Open Admissions.
Box 139 Folder 28
Open Forum.
Box 139 Folder 29
Opera.
Box 139 Folder 30
Operation Crossroads Africa.
Box 139 Folder 31
Opinion Polls.
Box 139 Folder 32
Opler, Marvin.
Box 139 Folder 33
Oppenheim Case.
Box 139 Folder 34
Opportunity.
Box 139 Folder 35
Optimism.
Box 139 Folder 36
Order of the Coif.
Box 139 Folder 37
ORT.
Box 139 Folder 38
Oxford Center for Post Graduate Hebrew Studies.
Box 139 Folder 39
Oxford University.
Box 140 Folder 1
Pacem in Terris.
Box 140 Folder 2
Pacificism and Labor.
Box 140 Folder 3
Palestine.
1948
Scope and Contents
Rough draft and final article, "Politics and Palestine," by Konvitz, 4 pages.
Box 140 Folder 4
Palestine.
Box 140 Folder 5
Palestine.
1948
Scope and Contents
"Palestine Partition," delivered by Konvitz at a protest rally in the Memorial Room of Willard Straight Hall, 2/25/48.
Box 140 Folder 6
Palestine.
Box 140 Folder 7
Palestine.
1945-1948
Scope and Contents
2 pages, typed paper, dated approximately 1945, no title, on Palestine; typed quotation of Konvitz on Palestine situation, no date; rough draft of Palestine Partition, 2/25/48; 6 typed pages on Palestine, 3/9/48; carbon copy of a letter to the "New York T
Box 140 Folder 8
Palestine.
1948-1949
Scope and Contents
"Inside Israel", Zionist Organization of America, newsletter
Box 140 Folder 9
Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).
Box 140 Folder 10
Palestinian Question.
Box 140 Folder 11
Palestinians.
Box 140 Folder 12
Palestinians.
1981
Scope and Contents
1/19/81 memo, To: Anti-Defamation League Directors, From: Rabbi Kleniaki, re: Proposed 1981 consideration of U.S. Catholic Conference.
Box 140 Folder 13
Palestinians.
1976
Box 140 Folder 14
Pan American Association.
Box 140 Folder 15
Parades.
Box 140 Folder 16
Paris.
Box 140 Folder 17
Parks.
Box 140 Folder 18
Parliamentary Procedure.
Box 140 Folder 19
Parochaid.
Box 141 Folder 1
Parochaid.
1976
Box 141 Folder 2
Parochial.
Box 141 Folder 3
Parochial Schools.
Box 141 Folder 4
Parochial Schools.
Box 141 Folder 5
Party.
Box 141 Folder 6
Party Platforms.
Box 141 Folder 7
Passion Play.
Box 141 Folder 8
Passports.
Box 141 Folder 9
Passports.
Box 141 Folder 10
Passports.
Box 141 Folder 11
Patents.
Box 141 Folder 12
Pattern Bargaining.
Box 141 Folder 13
Patterns of Thought: ILR 69.
1969
Box 141 Folder 14
Peace Corps.
Box 141 Folder 15
Peace Keeping Ways and Means Committee.
Box 141 Folder 16
Peace Treaties.
Box 141 Folder 17
Peekskill.
Box 141 Folder 18
Peirce Society.
Box 141 Folder 19
Pekarsky, Maurice B.
Box 141 Folder 20
Pekelis.
Box 141 Folder 21
Penal Law.
Box 141 Folder 22
Pension.
Box 141 Folder 23
Pentagon Papers Case.
Box 142 Folder 1
Pentagon Papers.
Box 142 Folder 2
Pentagon Papers.
Box 142 Folder 3
Peonage.
Box 142 Folder 4
People's Lobby.
1949
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, "People's Lobby Bulletin".
Box 142 Folder 5
Perjury.
Box 142 Folder 6
Perkins, Frances.
Box 142 Folder 7
Perkins, James A.
1965
Scope and Contents
Lecture (not for publication), "The University in Transition" by James A. Perkins.
Box 142 Folder 8
Perlman, Mark.
Box 142 Folder 9
Perlman, Selig.
Box 142 Folder 10
Personnel.
Box 142 Folder 11
Petition.
Box 142 Folder 12
Petro Impact
1982
Scope and Contents
Newsletter
Box 142 Folder 13
Phi Alpha Delta.
Box 142 Folder 14
Phi Beta Kappa.
Box 142 Folder 15
Phi Kappa Phi.
Box 142 Folder 16
Philanthropy.
Box 142 Folder 17
Philippines.
Box 142 Folder 18
Philosophy - 1949 r
1949
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "Cassirer's Philosophy of Symbolic Forms," signed by Robert S. Hartman.
Box 142 Folder 19
Picketing.
Box 142 Folder 20
Picketing.
1952
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "Picketing-- Free Speech: the Growth of the New Law of Picketing from 1940 to 1952," signed by Joseph Tanenhaus.
Box 142 Folder 21
Picketing.
1919-1938
Scope and Contents
1938 paper, "State Legislation Limiting Labor Injunctions" by National Committee on Labor Injuctions; 1919 paper, "The Debs Decision" by Scott Nearing; 1933 paper, "Spying on Workers" by Robert W. Dunn.
Box 142 Folder 22
Picketing: Historical Philosophy.
Box 142 Folder 23
Picketing: International Protests.
Box 142 Folder 24
Picketing: Labor.
Box 142 Folder 25
Picketing: Labor Law.
1943
Scope and Contents
Memo, by Milton R. Konvitz, re: Work-or-Fight Laws.
Box 143 Folder 1
Picketing: Legal Aspects.
1953
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "Picketing As Free Speech: Early Stages in the Growth of the New Law of Picketing," signed by Joseph Tanenhaus.
Box 143 Folder 2
Picketing: Marsh vs. Alabama.
Box 143 Folder 3
Picketing: 1964 Cases.
1964
Box 143 Folder 4
Picketing: World's Fair 1964.
1964
Box 143 Folder 5
Pi Sigma Alpha.
Box 143 Folder 6
Pike, Bishop James.
Box 143 Folder 7
Pilch, Judah.
Box 143 Folder 8
Planning.
Box 143 Folder 9
Plant Seizure.
Box 143 Folder 10
Plato.
Box 143 Folder 11
Pluralism.
Box 143 Folder 12
Point IV, Foreign Aid.
Box 143 Folder 13
Point IV.
Box 143 Folder 14
Point IV.
Box 143 Folder 15
Point IV.
Box 143 Folder 16
Point IV.
Box 143 Folder 17
Point IV.
Box 143 Folder 18
Point IV.
Box 144 Folder 1
Point IV.
Box 144 Folder 2
Point IV.
Box 144 Folder 3
Poland.
Box 144 Folder 4
Police.
Box 144 Folder 5
Police and Community.
Box 144 Folder 6
Police Power.
Box 144 Folder 7
Political.
Box 144 Folder 8
Political Action.
Box 144 Folder 9
Political Expenditures.
1952
Scope and Contents
Memo, to: Dean Catherwood, from: M. Konvitz, re: Erwin Bill, S. 2646, New York State Senate.
Box 144 Folder 10
Political Parties.
Box 144 Folder 11
Political Rights.
Box 144 Folder 12
Politics.
Box 144 Folder 13
Politics.
Box 144 Folder 14
Poll Tax.
1943
Scope and Contents
Paper, "Why the Poll Tax is a National Issue" by the National Committee to Abolish the Poll Tax.
Box 144 Folder 15
Poll Tax.
Box 144 Folder 16
Poll Tax Repeal.
Box 144 Folder 17
Polls.
Box 144 Folder 18
Population.
Box 144 Folder 19
Population.
Box 144 Folder 20
Pornography.
Box 144 Folder 21
Portal to Portal.
Box 144 Folder 22
Portugal.
Box 144 Folder 23
Post Office.
Box 144 Folder 24
Postmaster General.
Box 145 Folder 1
Pound, Ezra.
Box 145 Folder 2
Pound, Roscoe
Box 145 Folder 3
Poverty.
Box 145 Folder 4
Poverty.
Box 145 Folder 5
Poverty.
Box 145 Folder 6
Poverty.
Box 145 Folder 7
Poverty.
Box 145 Folder 8
Poverty.
Box 145 Folder 9
Poverty.
Box 145 Folder 10
Poverty.
Box 145 Folder 11
Poverty: Anti-Poverty Programs.
1966-1969
Scope and Contents
1968 article, "Lessons We Could Have Learned from the Antipoverty Efforts," signed by Sar A. Levitan.
Box 145 Folder 12
Poverty: Anti-Poverty Programs.
1969-1980
Scope and Contents
1971 letter, with attachment, signed by Representative Charles B. Rangel.
Box 145 Folder 13
Poverty: Aged Persons.
Box 145 Folder 14
Poverty: Area Redevelopment Act.
Box 145 Folder 15
Poverty: Bibliography.
Box 145 Folder 16
Poverty: Budget.
Box 145 Folder 17
Poverty: Business World.
Box 145 Folder 18
Poverty and Civil Liberties.
Box 145 Folder 19
Poverty: Community Action.
Box 145 Folder 20
Poverty: Community Self-Determination Act of 1969.
1969
Box 145 Folder 21
Poverty: Consumer
1969
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by Representative Benjamin S. Rosenthal of New York.
Box 146 Folder 1
Poverty: Day Care Centers.
Box 146 Folder 2
Poverty: Debt Prison.
Box 146 Folder 3
Poverty: Definition.
Box 146 Folder 4
Poverty: Demonstrations.
Box 146 Folder 5
Poverty: Depressed Areas.
Box 146 Folder 6
Poverty: Economic Opportunity Act.
Box 146 Folder 7
Poverty: Economic Opportunity Report.
Box 146 Folder 8
Poverty: Family.
Box 146 Folder 9
Poverty: Family Allowance Plan.
Box 146 Folder 10
Poverty: Farm.
Box 146 Folder 11
Poverty: In Fiction.
Scope and Contents
List of American novels of poems dealing with poverty; list of books on Labor in fiction.
Box 146 Folder 12
Poverty: Food Stamps.
Box 146 Folder 13
Poverty: Guaranteed Annual Wage.
Box 146 Folder 14
Poverty: Hard Core.
Box 146 Folder 15
Poverty: Head Start Program.
Box 146 Folder 16
Poverty: Health Care.
Box 146 Folder 17
Poverty: History.
Box 146 Folder 18
Poverty: Hunger.
Box 146 Folder 19
Poverty: Income Guarantee.
Box 146 Folder 20
Poverty: International.
Box 146 Folder 21
Poverty: Ithaca.
Box 146 Folder 22
Poverty: Jews.
Box 146 Folder 23
Poverty: Justice.
Box 146 Folder 24
Poverty: Justice.
Box 146 Folder 25
Poverty: Justice.
Box 147 Folder 1
Poverty: Justice.
Box 147 Folder 2
Poverty: Law.
Box 147 Folder 3
Poverty: Lawyers.
Box 147 Folder 4
Poverty: Legal Aid to the Poor.
Box 147 Folder 5
Poverty: Miscellaneous.
Box 147 Folder 6
Poverty: Negro.
Box 147 Folder 7
Poverty: New York State.
Box 147 Folder 8
Poverty: 1971.
1971
Box 147 Folder 9
Poverty: 1973.
1973
Box 147 Folder 10
Poverty: Nixon Administration.
Box 147 Folder 11
Poverty: Office of Economic Opportunity.
Scope and Contents
"Opportunity" magazine published by the Office of Economic Opportunity.
Box 147 Folder 12
Poverty: Participatory Democracy.
Box 147 Folder 13
Poverty: Philosophy.
Box 147 Folder 14
Poverty: Poor People's March on Washington, D.C.
Box 147 Folder 15
Poverty: Religious Groups.
Box 147 Folder 16
Poverty: Rural.
Box 147 Folder 17
Poverty: Schools.
Box 147 Folder 18
Poverty: Statistics.
Box 147 Folder 19
Poverty: Third World.
Box 147 Folder 20
Poverty: Unemployment.
Box 147 Folder 21
Poverty: Unemployment.
Box 147 Folder 22
Poverty: Universities.
Box 148 Folder 1
Poverty: Urban.
Box 148 Folder 2
Poverty: "War on Poverty."
Box 148 Folder 3
Poverty: Women.
Box 148 Folder 4
Poverty: "Working Poor."
Box 148 Folder 5
Poverty: World.
Box 148 Folder 6
Powell, Adam Clayton, Jr.
Box 148 Folder 7
Power.
Box 148 Folder 8
Pragmatism.
1960-1965
Scope and Contents
1965 reprint, "On the Unity of the Pragmatic Movement," signed by Charles Morris; 1960 reprint, "Pragmatism in America," signed by Sidney Ratner; article, no date, "Pragmatism, Pragmatism and the Will to Believe-- A Reconsideration," signed by Gail Kenned
Box 148 Folder 9
Prayer.
1962
Scope and Contents
1962 reprint, "On Government and Prayer," signed by Edmond Cahn; 1962, "Statement on Proposed Amendments to the United States Constitution Concerning Prayers in Public Schools," submitted to the Senate Committee on the Judiciary by 132 Deans and Professor
Box 148 Folder 10
Prayers.
1976
Box 148 Folder 11
Prayer: White House.
Box 148 Folder 12
Precedent.
Box 148 Folder 13
Presidency.
Box 148 Folder 14
President.
Box 148 Folder 15
Presidential Power.
Box 148 Folder 16
President's Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity.
Box 148 Folder 17
President's Committee on Government Contracts.
1957
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "The Nondiscrimination Clause in Government Contracts," signed by Robert S. Pasley.
Box 148 Folder 18
Press.
Box 148 Folder 19
Press.
Box 148 Folder 20
Press.
Box 148 Folder 21
Press.
Box 148 Folder 22
Press.
Box 148 Folder 23
Press.
Box 149 Folder 1
Press.
Box 149 Folder 2
Press, Access to.
1974
Scope and Contents
Memo, to: American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors, from: Communications and Media Committee, re: Proposed policy statement on access to the media.
Box 149 Folder 3
Press: Contempt.
Box 149 Folder 4
Press Councils.
Box 149 Folder 5
Press: Distribution.
Box 149 Folder 6
Press, Freedom of.
1971
Scope and Contents
Memo, To: ACLU Board of Directors, From: the Office, re: Subpoena of newsmen issue; memo, no date, translation, memorandum on the freedom of information and of the press, prepared by the Alliance Israllite Universelle.
Box 149 Folder 7
Press and Justice.
Box 149 Folder 8
Press and Justice.
1971
Scope and Contents
Minutes, ACLU Board of Directors, 1966; minutes, ACLU Board of Directors
Box 149 Folder 9
Press and Justice.
1976
Box 149 Folder 10
Press.
1953
Box 149 Folder 11
Press Permits.
Box 149 Folder 12
Press Tax.
Box 149 Folder 13
Preventive Detention.
Box 149 Folder 14
Price Adjustments.
Box 149 Folder 15
Price Fixing.
Box 149 Folder 16
Princeton University.
Box 149 Folder 17
Prisons.
Box 149 Folder 18
Prisons.
Box 149 Folder 19
Prisons.
Box 149 Folder 20
Prisons.
Box 150 Folder 1
Prisons.
Box 150 Folder 2
Prisoners
Box 150 Folder 3
Privacy.
Box 150 Folder 4
Privacy
1973
Scope and Contents
Report, American Civil Liberties Union Sexual Privacy Project Legal Docket.
Box 150 Folder 5
Privacy.
Box 150 Folder 6
Privacy
1974
Scope and Contents
1974 memo, To: ACLU Board of Directors, From: Privacy Committee, re: Medical Records; 1974 report, ACLU Sexual Privacy Project Legal Docket.
Box 150 Folder 7
Privacy
1978
Scope and Contents
Memo, To: ACLU Board of Directors, From: Special Committee on Privacy, Libel and the Free Press, re: ACLU Policy on Privacy and Libel Law.
Box 150 Folder 8
Privacy.
Box 151 Folder 1
Privacy.
Box 151 Folder 2
Privacy
1965
Scope and Contents
Confidential report (for private circulation only) "Privacy in Western History: From the Age of Pericles to the American Republic" by Professor Alan F. Westin, Columbia University, 371 pages.
Box 151 Folder 3
Privacy
1964-1965
Scope and Contents
1964 report, for private circulation only, "Privacy and the Law" by William M. Beaney, Princeton University, 109 pages; 1965 confidential report, for private circulation only, "Privacy and Behavioral Research" by Oscar M. Ruebhausen and Orville G. Brim, J
Box 151 Folder 4
Privacy.
Box 151 Folder 5
Privacy.
Box 151 Folder 6
Privacy.
Box 151 Folder 7
Privacy.
Box 151 Folder 8
Privacy
1966
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by Senator Edward V. Long.
Box 151 Folder 9
Privilege.
Box 152 Folder 1
Privilege: Executive.
Box 152 Folder 2
Privilege: General.
1973-1975
Scope and Contents
1975 memo, to: ACLU Board of Directors, from: Alan Reitman, re: Background material on professional privileges; 1975 memo, to: ACLU Board of Directors, From: Church-State Committee, re: Proposed policy on clergy-penitent privilege; 1973 memo, to: American
Box 152 Folder 3
Privileges and Immunities.
Box 152 Folder 4
Privilege: Newsman's.
1975
Scope and Contents
Memo, to: ACLU Board of Directors, from: Special Subcommittee formed to reconcile positions adopted by the Board on newsperson's privilege and researcher's privilege; report, no date, "American Bar Association Study Group on Journalists' Shield Legislatio
Box 152 Folder 5
Privilege: Newspapers.
1976
Box 152 Folder 6
Probation.
Box 152 Folder 7
Procedural.
Box 152 Folder 8
Productivity.
Box 152 Folder 9
Profanity.
Box 152 Folder 10
Professional.
Box 152 Folder 11
Professor.
Box 152 Folder 12
Profit.
Box 152 Folder 13
Profit Sharing.
1949
Scope and Contents
Report, "Profits Build a Financial Fortress: An Analysis of the Textile Industry's Ability to Weather Current Lull" by Textile Workers Union of America (TWUA), Research Department.
Box 152 Folder 14
Programs and Lectures.
Box 152 Folder 15
Progress.
Box 152 Folder 16
Property.
Box 152 Folder 17
Property: Acre Restrictions.
Box 152 Folder 18
Property: Codes.
Box 152 Folder 19
Property: Land Planning.
Box 152 Folder 20
Protection of Foreign Born.
Box 152 Folder 21
Protest: Cases.
Box 152 Folder 22
Protestants and Others Newsletter.
1950
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues, "Church and State Newsletter", by Protestants and Other Americans United for Separation of Church and State.
Box 152 Folder 23
Psychedelics and Narcotics.
1967-1968
Scope and Contents
Minutes, Special Meeting of the American Civil Liberties Union Church-State Committee, 1967; 1968 memos, to: ACLU Board of Directors, from: Office, re: The equal protection argument and position paper on marijuana (ACLU working documents, not for public d
Box 152 Folder 24
Psychoanalysis.
Box 152 Folder 25
Psychology.
Box 152 Folder 26
Psychiatry.
Box 152 Folder 27
Psychopathic Personality.
Box 152 Folder 28
Public Accommodations.
Box 152 Folder 29
Public Defender.
Box 153 Folder 1
Public Domain.
Box 153 Folder 2
Public Education.
Box 153 Folder 3
Public Employee.
Box 153 Folder 4
Public Employee Relations.
Box 153 Folder 5
Public Employment.
Box 153 Folder 6
Public Employment Relations Board (PERB), New York State.
Box 153 Folder 7
Public Interest Law.
Box 153 Folder 8
Public Land.
Box 153 Folder 9
Public Opinion.
Box 153 Folder 10
Public Policy Digest.
Box 153 Folder 11
Public Schools.
Box 153 Folder 12
Public Sector Bargaining.
Box 153 Folder 13
Public Travel.
Box 153 Folder 14
Public Trial.
Box 153 Folder 15
Public Utilities.
Box 153 Folder 16
Publishers.
Box 153 Folder 17
Puerto Rico. [folder 1 of 3]
1954-1965
Scope and Contents
Report, 2 volumes, "1965 Reports to the Middle States Association of Colleges and Universities;" "University of Puerto Rico, Program for the Future;" 1954 form letter, with attachments, from A. J. Muste regarding draft statement of Committee for Justice t
Box 153 Folder 18
Puerto Rico. [folder 2 of 3]
1954-1965
Scope and Contents
Report, 2 volumes, "1965 Reports to the Middle States Association of Colleges and Universities;" "University of Puerto Rico, Program for the Future;" 1954 form letter, with attachments, from A. J. Muste regarding draft statement of Committee for Justice t
Box 153 Folder 19
Puerto Rico. [folder 3 of 3]
1954-1965
Scope and Contents
Report, 2 volumes, "1965 Reports to the Middle States Association of Colleges and Universities;" "University of Puerto Rico, Program for the Future;" 1954 form letter, with attachments, from A. J. Muste regarding draft statement of Committee for Justice t
Box 153 Folder 20
Punishment.
Box 153 Folder 21
Punitive Damages.
Box 153 Folder 22
Quaker.
Box 153 Folder 23
Quaker Report [folder 1 of 2
1969-1971
Scope and Contents
1969 and 1970 confidential reports, not for publication, "An Approach to Peace in the Middle East," 34 pages and 38 pages; 1971 draft report, not for publication, "Critique of the "Quaker Report"-- Search for Peace in the Middle East;" critique and commen
Box 153 Folder 24
Quaker Report [folder 2 of 2
1969-1971
Scope and Contents
1969 and 1970 confidential reports, not for publication, "An Approach to Peace in the Middle East," 34 pages and 38 pages; 1971 draft report, not for publication, "Critique of the "Quaker Report"-- Search for Peace in the Middle East;" critique and commen
Box 154 Folder 1
Quotas [folder 1 of 5]
Box 154 Folder 2
Quotas [folder 2 of 5]
Box 154 Folder 3
Quotas [folder 3 of 5]
1966-1972
Scope and Contents
Minutes, American Civil Liberties Union Equality Committee, 4/26/66, 4/27/72, 3/23/66, 10/25/66; minutes, Academic Freedom Committee, 9/26/72.
Box 154 Folder 4
Quotas [folder 4 of 5]
1968-1969
Scope and Contents
Minutes, Commission on Law and Social Action, 10/9/68, 9/17/69, 10/28/69; ACLU memos regarding "ACLU position on University Admission Policies".
Box 154 Folder 5
Quotas [folder 5 of 5]
Box 154 Folder 6
Rabinowitz, Isaac.
Box 154 Folder 7
Race.
Box 154 Folder 8
Race.
Box 154 Folder 9
Race.
Box 154 Folder 10
Race: Conflicts in Africa.
Box 154 Folder 11
Race: Foreign.
1969
Box 154 Folder 12
Race: General.
1973-1974
Scope and Contents
1974 article, not for publication, "Record-Keeping, Race and Poverty" by Aryeh Neier, American Civil Liberties Union; minutes, ACLU Academic Freedom Committee, 12/13/73.
Box 154 Folder 13
Race: Christopher Jencks.
Box 154 Folder 14
Race: Jensenism and the I.Q. Controversy.
Box 154 Folder 15
Race Relations.
Box 154 Folder 16
Racism.
Box 154 Folder 17
Radcliffe College.
Box 155 Folder 1
Radich Flag Case.
Box 155 Folder 2
Radio.
1934-1938
Scope and Contents
1936 ACLU pamphlet, "Radio is Censored!;" 1938 ACLU pamphlet, "Bills in Congress for Freedom of the Air;" 1934 pamphlet, "The Control of Radio" by Jerome G. Kerwin, University of Chicago Press.
Box 155 Folder 3
Radio and TV.
1966-1967
Scope and Contents
ACLU statements, memos, releases, and papers; minutes, ACLU Radio/TV Committee.
Box 155 Folder 4
Radio Control.
Box 155 Folder 5
Railroads.
1951
Scope and Contents
1951 Committee print, Report 496, U.S. Congress, Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, "Dispute Between the Railway Carriers and Four Operating Brotherhoods," 26 pages.
Box 155 Folder 6
Railway Labor Act.
1946
Scope and Contents
Reprint, by Herbert R. Northrup, signed by author.
Box 155 Folder 7
Ramakrishna.
Box 155 Folder 8
Rand School.
Box 155 Folder 9
Reading Lists.
Scope and Contents
Reading-Study Center, Cornell University.
Box 155 Folder 10
Readjustment of Manpower.
Box 155 Folder 11
Reagonomics.
Box 155 Folder 12
Reapportionment.
Box 155 Folder 13
Reapportionment.
Box 155 Folder 14
Reconstructionist.
Box 155 Folder 15
Recreation.
Box 155 Folder 16
Referendum.
Box 155 Folder 17
Refugees.
Box 156 Folder 1
Refugees [folder 1 of 5]
Box 156 Folder 2
Refugees [folder 2 of 5]
Box 156 Folder 3
Refugees [folder 3 of 5]
1939-1958
Scope and Contents
1939 pamphlet, "America and the Refugees" by Louis Adamic, 32 pages; 8 page manuscript, "Introduction: Decision and Dissent in the Democratic Process," unauthored; 5 page "Fact Sheet on the Immigration Problem in 1952," no publication; Committee print, U.
Box 156 Folder 4
Refugees [folder 4 of 5]
Scope and Contents
8 page "Fact Sheet-- Arab Refugees," no publication.
Box 156 Folder 5
Refugees [folder 5 of 5]
1944
Scope and Contents
Copies of several pages from "Morgenthau Diaries", Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, 1944, regarding Jewish situation in Europe.
Box 156 Folder 6
Registration.
Box 156 Folder 7
Rehnquist, William.
Box 156 Folder 8
Reich, Wilhelm.
Box 156 Folder 9
Reincarnation.
Box 156 Folder 10
Released Time.
Box 156 Folder 11
Relief.
Box 156 Folder 12
Religion [folder 1 of 6]
Box 156 Folder 13
Religion [folder 2 of 6]
1967
Scope and Contents
(ff 13) American Civil Liberties Union memo regarding religious objections to fluoridation, 1967, 11 pages.
Box 156 Folder 14
Religion [folder 3 of 6]
1951
Scope and Contents
4 page confidential paper, 1951, "American Jewish Congress and Church-State Problems;" confidential minutes, Commission on Law and Social Action Executive Committee, relative to position American Jewish Congress should take in various situations involving
Box 156 Folder 15
Religion [folder 4 of 6]
Box 156 Folder 16
Religion [folder 5 of 6]
1956
Scope and Contents
Scattered issues of "WRL News" (War Resisters League), 1956.
Box 156 Folder 17
Religion [folder 6 of 6]
Box 157 Folder 1
Religion.
Box 157 Folder 2
Religion: Activist.
Box 157 Folder 3
Religion: Adoption.
Box 157 Folder 4
Religion: Astronauts.
Box 157 Folder 5
Religion: Baccalaureate Services.
Box 157 Folder 6
Religion: Black Muslims.
Box 157 Folder 7
Religion: Bus.
Box 157 Folder 8
Religion: Bus Fares.
Box 157 Folder 9
Religion: California.
Box 157 Folder 10
Religion: Catholic Church.
Box 157 Folder 11
Religion: Catholic Church.
Box 157 Folder 12
Religion: Catholics.
Box 157 Folder 13
Religion: Catholics.
Box 157 Folder 14
Religion: Catholics.
Box 157 Folder 15
Religion: Catholic Schools.
Box 157 Folder 16
Religion: Census.
Box 157 Folder 17
Religion: Chaplains.
1950
Scope and Contents
Signed reprint, "Freedom of Prayer," by Joseph L. Blau, from the "Review of Religion", March 1950; 7 page "Fact-Sheet: Jewish Chaplains in the Armed Forces of the U.S." n.p., n.d.
Box 157 Folder 18
Religion: Christian Amendment.
Box 157 Folder 19
Religion: Christian Scientists.
Box 157 Folder 20
Religion: Christmas.
Box 157 Folder 21
Religion: Church-State Relations.
1950
Scope and Contents
"Sectarian Religion versus Public Education," Address by Jerome Nathanson, Leader of the New York Society for Ethical and Cultural, March 21, 1950, 11 pages.
Box 157 Folder 22
Religion: Church and State.
1965
Scope and Contents
Typed notes entitled "Religious Liberty," Brandeis Institute, April 30, 1965, possibly notes for a speech by Konvitz.
Box 157 Folder 23
Religion: Church-Government.
Box 157 Folder 24
Religion: Compulsory Education.
Box 158 Folder 1
Religion: Conscience.
Box 158 Folder 2
Religion: Definition.
Box 158 Folder 3
Religion and Economics.
1951
Scope and Contents
"Study Paper on Topic III, Impact of Technology on Work, Employment, and Labor - Management Relations" by Norman H. Lenard, Jr.; New York National Council of the Churches of Christ, 15 page confidential paper presented at National Study Conference on Ethi
Box 158 Folder 4
Religion: Ecumenism.
1965
Scope and Contents
Minutes, National Community Relations Advisory Council, November 1, 1965; includes statement on religious freedom.
Box 158 Folder 5
Religion: Ecumenical Movement.
Box 158 Folder 6
Religion: Employment.
Box 158 Folder 7
Religion: Establishment Cases.
Box 158 Folder 8
Religion: Foreign.
Box 158 Folder 9
Religion: Foreign.
Box 158 Folder 10
Religion: Freud.
Box 158 Folder 11
Religion: International.
Box 158 Folder 12
Religious Cross.
Box 158 Folder 13
Religious Education.
Box 158 Folder 14
Religious Freedom [folder 1 of 3]
1937-1939
Scope and Contents
1937 pamphlet, "Church and State" by Ryllis A. Goslin, New York Foreign Policy Association, 46 pages; 1939 pamphlet, "Selections From War Without Violence" by Krishnalal Shridharani, New York Fellowhip of Reconciliation, 54 pages; 1927 pamphlet, "The Chur
Box 158 Folder 15
Religious Freedom [folder 2 of 3]
1945-1948
Scope and Contents
Confidential reports of activities of the American Jewish Congress Commission on Law and Social Action (CLSA), 1945-48.
Box 158 Folder 16
Religious Freedom [folder 3 of 3]
Box 158 Folder 17
Religious Garb.
Box 159 Folder 1
Religion: General [folder 1 of 3]
Box 159 Folder 2
Religion: General [folder 2 of 3]
Box 159 Folder 3
Religion: General [folder 3 of 3]
Scope and Contents
37 page article, for private circulation only, by Robert Gordis, "Religious Liberty and the Jewish Tradition."
Box 159 Folder 4
Religion: Healing, etc.
Box 159 Folder 5
Religion: Hospital Support.
Box 159 Folder 6
Religion: Humane Slaughter.
Box 159 Folder 7
Religion: Jewish.
1965-1966
Scope and Contents
Minutes, National Community Relations Advisory Council of the American Jewish Committee, 5/2/65 and 12/19/66.
Box 159 Folder 8
Religion: Jewish.
Box 159 Folder 9
Religion: Kunz Case.
Box 159 Folder 10
Religion: Kosher Food Case.
Box 159 Folder 11
Religion and Labor.
Box 159 Folder 12
Religion and Law.
Scope and Contents
Signed article by Harold J. Berman, "The Crisis of the Western Legal Tradition."
Box 159 Folder 13
Religion: Maryland Case.
Box 159 Folder 14
Religion: McCollum Case.
Box 159 Folder 15
Religion: Miscellaneous [folder 1 of 4]
1967
Scope and Contents
Minutes, American Civil Liberties Union Church-State Committee, November 28, 1967; minutes, ACLU Board of Directors, 2/14/67; minutes, American Jewish Congress, Joint Advisory Committee, 1/23/67.
Box 159 Folder 16
Religion: Miscellaneous [folder 2 of 4]
Box 159 Folder 17
Religion: Miscellaneous [folder 3 of 4]
Box 159 Folder 18
Religion: Miscellaneous [folder 4 of 4]
Box 159 Folder 19
Religion: Moral and Spiritual Code.
Box 159 Folder 20
Religion: Mormon.
Box 159 Folder 21
Religion: "The Nation."
Box 159 Folder 22
Religion: New Mexico Case.
Box 159 Folder 23
Religion: New York City Schools.
Box 159 Folder 24
Religion: New York State Schools.
Box 159 Folder 25
Religion.
1952
Scope and Contents
9 page confidential report, "Report of the Executive Director to a Meeting of the National Administration Committee of the American Jewish Congress, April 26-27, 1952."
Box 160 Folder 1
Religion: Pacifists.
Box 160 Folder 2
Religion: Pamphlet Distribution and Meetings
1937
Scope and Contents
Pamphlet, "Ordinances Restricting Leaflet Distribution, An Analysis of the Ordinances and Court Decisions," American Civil Liberties Union reprint, 12 pages.
Box 160 Folder 3
Religion: Parents' Rights.
Box 160 Folder 4
Religion: Police Aspect.
Box 160 Folder 5
Religion: Power.
Box 160 Folder 6
Religion and Politics.
1960
Scope and Contents
Signed 1960 reprint by James H. Smylie, "The Roman Catholic Church, the State and A. L. Smith," 23 pages.
Box 160 Folder 7
Religion: Population Statistics.
Scope and Contents
Parochial School Statistics
Box 160 Folder 8
Religion: Postage Stamps.
Box 160 Folder 9
Religion: Prayer.
Box 160 Folder 10
Religion: Presbyterian.
Box 160 Folder 11
Religion: Prisons.
Box 160 Folder 12
Religion and Property.
Box 160 Folder 13
Religion: Protestants.
Box 160 Folder 14
Religion: Protestant Manifesto.
Box 160 Folder 15
Religion: Released and Dismissed Time.
Scope and Contents
21 page unauthorized manuscript, "The Sectarian Battlefront."
Box 160 Folder 16
Religion: Religious organizations.
Box 160 Folder 17
Religion: Shechita.
Box 160 Folder 18
Religion: Schools.
Box 160 Folder 19
Religion: Social Action.
Box 160 Folder 20
Religion: Social Action.
Box 160 Folder 21
Religion: State Aid for Sectarian Colleges.
Box 160 Folder 22
Religion: State Constitutions.
1939
Scope and Contents
ACLU pamphlet, "Provisions of State Constitutions Regarding Religious Freedom," 16 pages.
Box 160 Folder 23
Religion: Statistics.
Box 160 Folder 24
Religion: Tax Exemption.
1916
Scope and Contents
Pamphlet, "Exempting the Churches" by James F. Morton, Jr., New York: Truth Seeker Co., 94 pages.
Box 160 Folder 25
Religion: Taxation and Oaths.
Box 160 Folder 26
Religion: Textbooks.
Box 160 Folder 27
Religion: Toleration, Dialogue.
1960
Scope and Contents
21 page paper by Leo Pfeffer presented at the Conference of National Association of Intergroup Relations Officials, 1/21/60, "Changing Relationships Among Religious Groups."
Box 160 Folder 28
Religion: Velde Committee.
Box 160 Folder 29
Religion: Zoning Property.
Box 160 Folder 30
Remington, William W.
Box 160 Folder 31
Renaissance.
Box 160 Folder 32
Re-negotiation.
Box 160 Folder 33
Rent Control.
Box 160 Folder 34
Representation.
Box 160 Folder 35
Reprint Series.
Box 160 Folder 36
Republic.
Box 160 Folder 37
Republican Party.
Box 160 Folder 38
Repudiation of Bargaining Representatives.
Box 160 Folder 39
Resale Price Maintenance.
Box 160 Folder 40
Rescue Doctrine.
Box 160 Folder 41
Research.
Box 160 Folder 42
Research Club.
Box 160 Folder 43
Research Institute of America.
Box 160 Folder 44
Research Projects.
Box 160 Folder 45
Residency.
Box 161 Folder 1
Resources.
Box 161 Folder 2
Restrictive Covenant.
Box 161 Folder 3
Retirement Plans.
Box 161 Folder 4
Retirement System, State Employees.
Box 161 Folder 5
Retroactivity.
Box 161 Folder 6
Reuther, Walter.
Box 161 Folder 7
Revenue Sharing.
Box 161 Folder 8
Revolution.
Box 161 Folder 9
Rhodesia.
Box 161 Folder 10
Richberg, Donald.
Box 161 Folder 11
Richmond Case.
Box 161 Folder 12
Riesman, David.
Box 161 Folder 13
Right.
Box 161 Folder 14
Right to Bear Arms.
Box 161 Folder 15
Right to Counsel.
Box 161 Folder 16
Right to Die.
Box 161 Folder 17
Right to Educate.
1965
Scope and Contents
Article, "The Demand for Education as a Human Right," chapter 1, "Yearbook of Education", initialled by Horace M. Kallen.
Box 161 Folder 18
Right to Know.
Box 161 Folder 19
Right to Know.
1966
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by Congressman John E. Moss.
Box 161 Folder 20
Right to Know.
1973
Scope and Contents
Memo, to: American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors, from: Free Speech/Association Committee, re: Revised proposals on government classification of information and executive privilege.
Box 161 Folder 21
Right to Know.
Box 161 Folder 22
Right to Know.
1976
Box 161 Folder 23
Right to Know.
Box 161 Folder 24
Right to Leave.
Scope and Contents
American Civil Liberties Union policy statements relating to the issue of governmental secrecy, no date.
Box 161 Folder 25
Right to Life.
Box 161 Folder 26
Rights of Man.
1961-1969
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, scattered issues, published by the International League for the Rights of Man.
Box 161 Folder 27
Right to Organize.
Box 161 Folder 28
Right to Strike.
Box 161 Folder 29
Right to Travel - Passports.
Box 161 Folder 30
Right to Work.
Box 161 Folder 31
Right to Work Laws.
Box 161 Folder 32
Right to Work Laws.
Box 161 Folder 33
Right Wing Radicals.
Box 162 Folder 1
Riots [folder 1 of 3]
Box 162 Folder 2
Riots [folder 1 of 3]
Box 162 Folder 3
Riots [folder 1 of 3]
1968
Scope and Contents
U.S. Congress, House Committee on Un - American Activities, "Subversive Influences in Riots, Looting and Burning, Part 5," Buffalo, New York, GPO.
Box 162 Folder 4
Riots: Miscellaneous.
1967
Scope and Contents
23 page paper, "Six City Study - A Survey of Racial Attitudes in Six Northern Cities: Preliminary Findings, A Report of the Lemberg Center for the Study of Violence," Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts, 1967; U.S. Congress, House Report 472, "Pen
Box 162 Folder 5
Riots: Newark.
Box 162 Folder 6
Riots: Watts.
Box 162 Folder 7
Roads.
Box 162 Folder 8
Rochdale Institute
Box 162 Folder 9
Rock Festivals.
Box 162 Folder 10
Rockwell, George L.
1961
Scope and Contents
Unauthorized paper, "The Radical Right-- A Fact Sheet," 12 pages.
Box 162 Folder 11
Rodell, Fred.
Box 162 Folder 12
Role of Government in Industrial and Labor Relations.
Box 162 Folder 13
Romanell, Patrick.
1947
Scope and Contents
10 page authorized article by Romanell, "Discussion-- The Background of Comtemporary Mexican Thought," 1947 reprint.
Box 162 Folder 14
Roosevelt, Eleanor.
Box 162 Folder 15
Rosenberg Case.
Box 162 Folder 16
Rosenberg, Julius and Ethel.
Box 162 Folder 17
Rosenwald, Julius, Fund.
Box 162 Folder 18
Rossiter, Clinton.
Box 162 Folder 19
Rossiter Committee.
1950
Scope and Contents
14 page report of the Committee to the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, 1950.
Box 162 Folder 20
ROTC (Reserve Officers Training Corps).
Box 162 Folder 21
Rousseau.
Box 162 Folder 22
Royce, Josiah.
1950
Scope and Contents
Signed reprint, "The Religious Philosophy of Josiah Royce," by John McCreary.
Box 162 Folder 23
Ruby Case.
Box 163 Folder 1
Rule of Law.
Box 163 Folder 2
Runaway Shops.
Box 163 Folder 3
Rural Development Act.
Box 163 Folder 4
Rural Electrification Act.
Box 163 Folder 5
Russell, Bertrand.
Box 163 Folder 6
Russia.
Box 163 Folder 7
Russian Research Center - Harvard.
Box 163 Folder 8
Russian Studies.
Box 163 Folder 9
Russians.
Box 163 Folder 10
Rutgers.
Box 163 Folder 11
Rutland Court Rule.
Box 163 Folder 12
Sabbath.
Box 163 Folder 13
Sabine, George.
Box 163 Folder 14
Sacco-Vanzetti.
Box 163 Folder 15
Safety.
Box 163 Folder 16
St. Lawrence Seaway.
Box 163 Folder 17
St. Lawrence Waterway.
Box 163 Folder 18
Sales Act.
Box 163 Folder 19
Salzburg Seminar.
Box 164 Folder 1
Samoa.
Box 164 Folder 2
San Francisco State.
Box 164 Folder 3
Sanctions.
Box 164 Folder 4
SCAD (State Committee Against Discrimination).
Box 164 Folder 5
SCAD: Ithaca.
Box 164 Folder 6
SCAD: New York State.
Box 164 Folder 7
Scales, Irving.
Box 164 Folder 8
Shechita.
Box 164 Folder 9
Schlesinger, Rudolf.
Box 164 Folder 10
Schweitzer, Albert.
Box 164 Folder 11
Schwellenbach, Lewis B.
Box 164 Folder 12
Schools.
Box 164 Folder 13
Schools.
Box 164 Folder 14
Schools.
Box 164 Folder 15
Schools: General.
Box 164 Folder 16
Schools: General.
Box 164 Folder 17
Schools: General.
Box 164 Folder 18
Schools: Buildings.
Box 164 Folder 19
Schools: Celebrations, Holidays.
Box 164 Folder 20
Schools: Civil Rights.
Box 164 Folder 21
Schools: Civil Rights Cases.
Box 164 Folder 22
Schools: Desegregation [folder 1 of 3]
Box 164 Folder 23
Schools: Desegregation [folder 2 of 3]
Box 164 Folder 24
Schools: Desegregation [folder 2 of 3]
1969-1970
Scope and Contents
1969 "Draft Position Paper on Integration in Public Schools," prepared by Naomi Levine for discussion by the Commission on Urban Affairs, 12 pages; 1969 "Draft ResolutionAmerican Jewish Congress Position on Public School Integration," 8 pages; 1970 "Raci
Box 165 Folder 1
School Desegregation.
1969
Scope and Contents
Report, no date, "Lawlessness and Disorder: Fourteen Years of Failure in Southern School Desegregation," special report by Southern Regional Council; 1969 report, "The Federal Retreat in School Desegregation," special report by Southern Regional Council.
Box 165 Folder 2
School Desegregation.
1973-1974
Box 165 Folder 3
School: Disciplinary Action.
Scope and Contents
Due Process, School Codes.
Box 165 Folder 4
School: Distribution of Printed Material (by students).
Box 165 Folder 5
Schools: Financing Public Education.
Box 165 Folder 6
School: Freedom of Expression (students).
Box 165 Folder 7
School: Negro Teachers.
Box 165 Folder 8
Schools: North.
Box 165 Folder 9
Schools: Public.
Box 165 Folder 10
Schools: Religion.
1962
Scope and Contents
Report, "Dealing with the Christmas Observance in the Public Schools" by American Jewish Committee.
Box 165 Folder 11
School: Student Rights (Academic Freedom).
Box 165 Folder 12
School: Teachers and Collective Bargaining.
Box 165 Folder 13
School: Teachers.
Scope and Contents
Freedom of Expression, Association and Academic Freedom in Classroom.
Box 165 Folder 14
Science.
1947
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "The Role of Science in Government," signed by Felix S. Cohen.
Box 165 Folder 15
Scientific Method.
Box 165 Folder 16
Scranton Report on Campus Unrest.
Box 165 Folder 17
Seale, Ervin.
Box 165 Folder 18
Search.
Box 165 Folder 19
Search and Seizure.
Box 166 Folder 1
Search and Seizure.
1938-1952
Scope and Contents
1952 reprint, "Police and Law in a Democratic Society," signed by Jerome Hall; 1940 report, "Preliminary Report of Sam B. Warner to Committee on Arrest of Interstate Commission on Crime, August 5, 1940;" 1938 paper, "Thumbs Down! The Fingerprint Menace t
Box 166 Folder 2
Searches and Seizures.
Box 166 Folder 3
Search Warrants.
Box 166 Folder 4
Secondary Boycott.
Box 166 Folder 5
Secondary Boycott.
Box 166 Folder 6
Secularism.
Box 166 Folder 7
Security.
1931-1944
Scope and Contents
1931 paper, "A Strike is Criminal Syndicalism-- In California," by ACLU; 1942 paper, "Defense Policy in the Minneapolis Trial, 1 A Criticism by Grandizo Munis, 2 - An Answer by James P. Cannon," Pioneer Publishers; 1942 paper, "In Defense of Socialism -
Box 166 Folder 8
Security: Britain, etc.
Box 166 Folder 9
Security and Loyalty.
Box 166 Folder 10
Security: Legislation and Cases.
1954
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, "Amnesty Trumpet" by the National Committee to Win Amnesty for Smith Act Victims.
Box 166 Folder 11
Security: States.
Box 166 Folder 12
Sedition.
1937-1941
Scope and Contents
1939 report, "Summary of Arguments Against Sedition, Criminal Syndicalism and Criminal Anarchy Laws" by James Lipsig, American Civil Liberties Union publication; 1937 report, "Sedition, Criminal Syndicalism, Criminal Anarchy Laws" by James Lipsig, ACLU pu
Box 166 Folder 13
Sedition.
Box 166 Folder 14
Sedition: State Sedition.
1955
Scope and Contents
Paper, "The Nelson Case" by Civil Rights Congress.
Box 166 Folder 15
Seditious Libel.
1964
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "Seditious Libel: Myth and Reality" signed by Irving Brant.
Box 167 Folder 1
Segregation.
Box 167 Folder 2
Segregation: Colleges.
Box 167 Folder 3
Segregation: General.
Box 167 Folder 4
Segregation: Hospitals, Parks, etc.
Box 167 Folder 5
Segregation: Housing.
Box 167 Folder 6
Segregation: Military.
Box 167 Folder 7
Segregation: Miscellaneous.
Box 167 Folder 8
Segregation: Parks, etc.
Box 167 Folder 9
Segregation: Professional Organizations, Private Clubs.
Box 167 Folder 10
Segregation: Religion.
Box 167 Folder 11
Segregation: Schools.
Box 167 Folder 12
Segregation: Schools, North.
Box 167 Folder 13
Segregation: Transportation.
Box 167 Folder 14
Seizure.
Box 167 Folder 15
Seizure.
Box 167 Folder 16
Self.
Box 167 Folder 17
Self-Incrimination.
Box 167 Folder 18
Selma, Alabama.
Box 167 Folder 19
Semantics.
Box 168 Folder 1
Senate Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights.
Scope and Contents
Monthly staff reports.
Box 168 Folder 2
Senate, Congress, Miscellaneous.
Box 168 Folder 3
Seniority Problems.
Box 168 Folder 4
Sentencing.
Box 168 Folder 5
Separation of Functions.
Box 168 Folder 6
Separation of Powers.
Box 168 Folder 7
Serrano Case.
Box 168 Folder 8
Severance Pay.
Box 168 Folder 9
Sex: Attitudes.
Box 168 Folder 10
Sex Crimes.
Box 168 Folder 11
Sex Crimes.
Box 168 Folder 12
Sex Discrimination.
Box 168 Folder 13
Sex: Education, Standards.
Box 168 Folder 14
Sex Laws.
Box 168 Folder 15
Sex Offenses, life versus suicide, etc.
Box 168 Folder 16
Sex - Teaching.
Box 168 Folder 17
Shapiro, Harry L.
Box 168 Folder 18
Shazar, Zalman.
Box 168 Folder 19
Shaw, Mississippi.
Box 168 Folder 20
Sherman Act.
Box 168 Folder 21
Shop Steward's Manual.
1947
Scope and Contents
Workers Education Bureau of America.
Box 168 Folder 22
Show Books.
Box 168 Folder 23
Silence.
Box 168 Folder 24
Simpson and Stone.
Box 168 Folder 25
Sin.
Box 168 Folder 26
Sinai Agreement.
Box 168 Folder 27
Singer, B.
Box 168 Folder 28
Sisson Case.
Box 168 Folder 29
Sit-ins.
Box 168 Folder 30
Sit-ins: American Civil Liberties Union.
Box 168 Folder 31
Sit-ins.
Box 168 Folder 32
Sixties.
Box 168 Folder 33
Sixty Day Cooling Off Requirement.
Box 168 Folder 34
Skill.
Box 168 Folder 35
Slavery.
1962
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "The Emergence of Immediatism in British and American Anti-Slavery Thought," signed by David Brion Davis.
Box 168 Folder 36
Slichter, Sumner H.
Box 168 Folder 37
Slowdowns.
Box 168 Folder 38
Small Business.
Box 168 Folder 39
Smith, Adam.
Box 168 Folder 40
Sobeloff, Simon E.
Box 168 Folder 41
Soblen.
Box 169 Folder 1
Social Democrats.
Box 169 Folder 2
Social Movements.
Box 169 Folder 3
Social Science Research Council.
Box 169 Folder 4
Social Science Research Council.
Box 169 Folder 5
Social Sciences.
Box 169 Folder 6
Social Security [folder 1 of 4]
1950
Scope and Contents
Paper, "Organized Labor and Social Security," 13 pages, symposium, University of Michigan, International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW)-CIO, Social Security Department by Harry Becker.
Box 169 Folder 7
Social Security [folder 2 of 4]
Box 169 Folder 8
Social Security [folder 3 of 4]
Box 169 Folder 9
Social Security [folder 4 of 4]
Box 169 Folder 10
Social Security Act.
Box 169 Folder 11
Social Work.
Box 169 Folder 12
Socialism.
1950
Scope and Contents
Pamphlet (reprint), autographed by author, Adolph Sturmthal, "Democratic Socialism in Europe."
Box 169 Folder 13
Socialist Workers Party.
Box 169 Folder 14
Society for the Scientific Study of Religion.
Box 169 Folder 15
Sociology.
Box 169 Folder 16
Solidarnosc.
Box 169 Folder 17
Soloveitchik, Joseph B.
Scope and Contents
47 page manuscript, "Hark! My Beloved Knocks."
Box 169 Folder 18
Sound Track.
Box 169 Folder 19
South.
Box 170 Folder 1
South Africa.
1965
Scope and Contents
Pamphlet, "Student Action on Apartheid in South Africa," U.S. National Student Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Vol. I, 106 pages; Vol. II, 217 pages.
Box 170 Folder 2
South America.
Box 170 Folder 3
Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
1962-1963
Scope and Contents
Scattered issues, "Newsletter", by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, which includes editorials by Martin L. King, Jr.
Box 170 Folder 4
Southern Conference for Human Welfare.
Box 170 Folder 5
Southern Education Report.
Box 170 Folder 6
Sovereignty.
Box 170 Folder 7
Soviet Jews.
Box 170 Folder 8
Soviet Jews.
Box 170 Folder 9
Soviet Law.
Box 170 Folder 10
Soviet Union.
Box 170 Folder 11
Spain.
Box 170 Folder 12
Speech.
Box 170 Folder 13
Speech, Freedom of.
Box 170 Folder 14
Speech, Press.
Box 170 Folder 15
Speech, Press.
Box 170 Folder 16
Speedy Trial.
Box 170 Folder 17
Spence Bill.
Box 170 Folder 18
Spending.
Box 170 Folder 19
Spock, Dr. Benjamin.
Box 171 Folder 1
Stamler Case (Jeremiah).
Box 171 Folder 2
Standard of Living.
Box 171 Folder 3
Standing.
Box 171 Folder 4
Standing to Sue.
Box 171 Folder 5
Stare Decisis.
Box 171 Folder 6
State Action.
Box 171 Folder 7
State Bill of Rights.
Box 171 Folder 8
State Capitalism.
Box 171 Folder 9
State: Interstate.
1951
Scope and Contents
36 page paper, "Legal Aspects of the Problem of State-Interstate Jurisdiction Under the Taft-Hartley Act" by Vincent G. Macaluso, n.p., n.d.; class handout, M. Konvitz, ILR 300, "National Labor Relations Board Outlines Policy on Taking Jurisdiction," 5 pa
Box 171 Folder 10
State Labor Relations Law.
1947-1948
Scope and Contents
42 page manuscript, "Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the Federation of Bar Associations of the Sixth Judicial District Combined with a Regional Meeting of the New York Bar Association, September 6, 1947;" 1948 autographed pamphlet (reprint) by Leonard B. Bou
Box 171 Folder 11
State Laws.
Box 171 Folder 12
States' Rights.
Box 171 Folder 13
State University.
Box 171 Folder 14
Statehood.
1951
Box 171 Folder 15
Statehood.
1951
Box 171 Folder 16
Statelessness.
1959
Scope and Contents
Draft paper, 18 pages, "Draft Conventions on the Elimination and Reduction of Future Statelessness" by Sidney Liskofsky, American Jewish Congress.
Box 171 Folder 17
Statistics.
Box 171 Folder 18
Status Crime.
Box 171 Folder 19
Statute of Limitations (on Nazi Crimes).
Box 171 Folder 20
Statutory Construction.
Box 171 Folder 21
Statutory Interpretation.
1947
Scope and Contents
Reprint pamphlet, autographed by Alfred F. Conard, "New Ways to Write Laws.
Box 171 Folder 22
Steel.
Box 171 Folder 23
Steel.
Box 171 Folder 24
Steel.
Box 171 Folder 25
Steel Strike.
1962
Box 172 Folder 1
Sterilization.
Box 172 Folder 2
Stevenson, Adlai.
Box 172 Folder 3
Stewards.
Box 172 Folder 4
Stock.
Box 172 Folder 5
Stock Purchase.
Box 172 Folder 6
Stone, Julius.
1946
Scope and Contents
Reprint pamphlet, autographed by Herbert Wechsler, "Stone and the Constitution".
Box 172 Folder 7
Strikes [folder 1 of 4]
Box 172 Folder 8
Strikes [folder 1 of 4]
Box 172 Folder 9
Strikes [folder 1 of 4]
Scope and Contents
8 page manuscript by Ernest Harold Vaissiere, "Strikes During the Course of the Contract Term and Strikes in Violation of the 60 Day Notice Requirement."
Box 172 Folder 10
Strikes [folder 1 of 4]
Box 172 Folder 11
Strikes: Automation and Technology.
Box 172 Folder 12
Strikes: Breaking.
Box 172 Folder 13
Strikes: Cost.
Box 172 Folder 14
Strikes: Dock.
Box 172 Folder 15
Strikes: International.
Box 172 Folder 16
Strikes: Legal Issues.
Box 172 Folder 17
Strikes: Mental Hospital.
Box 172 Folder 18
Strikes: Newspaper.
Box 172 Folder 19
Strikes: Statistics.
Box 172 Folder 20
Strikes: Steel.
1959
Box 173 Folder 1
Strikes: Teachers in New York City.
Box 173 Folder 2
Strikes: United Auto Workers.
Box 173 Folder 3
Strike Vote, Strike Notice.
Box 173 Folder 4
Students.
Box 173 Folder 5
Students.
Box 173 Folder 6
Student Conduct.
1963-1967
Scope and Contents
1967 report, "Report on the Committee on the Review of Judicial Prcedures for Student Misconduct," Cornell University; 1967 report, "Report of the Commission on the Interdependence of University Regulations and Local, State, and Federal Law," Cornell Univ
Box 173 Folder 7
Student Conduct.
Box 173 Folder 8
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS).
Box 173 Folder 9
SDS and New Left.
Box 173 Folder 10
Student Latin-American Project.
1958
Scope and Contents
Paper, "Project in Progress" (Konvitz is on the Advisory Board of the Project to Latin America, Cornell University).
Box 173 Folder 11
Student Matters.
Box 173 Folder 12
Student Morality.
Box 173 Folder 13
Student Protests and Riots.
Box 173 Folder 14
Students, Rights of.
Box 173 Folder 15
Students: Sex.
Box 173 Folder 16
Student Voice.
1964
Scope and Contents
Newsletter "The Student Voice", by Student Voice, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia.
Box 173 Folder 17
Stuyvesant Town.
1947
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by Will Maslow.
Box 173 Folder 18
Subversive Activities Control Board.
1971
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr.
Box 173 Folder 19
Subversive Activities Control Board.
1969
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by Charles F. Dirlam, Assistant Attorney General.
Box 173 Folder 20
Subversive Activities Control Board.
Box 173 Folder 21
Subversive Activities Control Board.
Box 173 Folder 22
Subversives.
Box 173 Folder 23
Successor Union.
Box 173 Folder 24
Suffrage.
Box 173 Folder 25
Suggestion Plans.
Box 173 Folder 26
Suicide.
Box 173 Folder 27
Suits.
Box 173 Folder 28
Suits vs. Government.
Box 174 Folder 1
Summers, Clyde W.
Box 174 Folder 2
Sunday.
Box 174 Folder 3
Sunday.
1976
Box 174 Folder 4
Sunday.
Box 174 Folder 5
Sunday.
Box 174 Folder 6
Sunday.
Box 174 Folder 7
Sunday.
Box 174 Folder 8
Sunday Laws.
Box 174 Folder 9
Supervisors.
Box 174 Folder 10
Supreme Court.
Box 174 Folder 11
Supreme Court.
Box 174 Folder 12
Supreme Court.
Box 174 Folder 13
Supreme Court.
1959
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "The Supreme Court, 1958 Term Forward: The Time Chart of the Justices," signed by Henry M. Hart, Jr.
Box 174 Folder 14
Supreme Court.
Box 175 Folder 1
Surveillance.
Box 175 Folder 2
Surveillance.
Box 175 Folder 3
Surveillance.
Box 175 Folder 4
Survey of the Legal Profession.
Box 175 Folder 5
Symbolic Speech.
1976
Box 175 Folder 6
Symbolic Speech.
Box 175 Folder 7
Syndicalism.
Box 175 Folder 8
Szeftel, Marc.
1963-1965
Scope and Contents
1964 reprint, "The Historical Limits of the Question of Russia and the West," signed by Marc Szeftel; 1963 reprint, "The Form of Government of the Russian Empire Prior to the Constitutional Reforms of 1905-06," signed by Marc Szeftel; 1958 reprint, "Perso
Box 175 Folder 9
Taft, Philip.
Box 175 Folder 10
Taft, Senator.
1953
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by Senator Robert A. Taft.
Box 175 Folder 11
Taft-Hartley Law.
1953
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by H. Alexander Smith, Senator.
Box 175 Folder 12
Taft-Hartley Law.
Box 175 Folder 13
Taft-Hartley Law.
Box 175 Folder 14
Taft-Hartley Law.
Box 175 Folder 15
Taft-Hartley Law.
Box 175 Folder 16
Taft-Hartley Law.
Box 175 Folder 17
Taft-Hartley Law.
Box 175 Folder 18
Taft-Hartley Law.
1959
Scope and Contents
Amendments
Box 175 Folder 19
Taft-Hartley Law.
Scope and Contents
8 (a) 3 (B) Union Expulsion of Member - July 12 (no year) memo, to: Professor Konvitz, from: Vincent G. Macaluso, re: National Labor Relations Board case involving interpretaton of proviso B of s 8 (a) (3) of NLR Act.
Box 175 Folder 20
Taft-Hartley Record.
Box 176 Folder 1
Tarbuth Foundation.
Box 176 Folder 2
Tariffs.
Box 176 Folder 3
Tattooing.
Box 176 Folder 4
Tax Exemption.
Box 176 Folder 5
Taxation.
Box 176 Folder 6
Taxes.
Box 176 Folder 7
Taxpayers' Suits.
Box 176 Folder 8
Taylor, Henry J.
Box 176 Folder 9
Taylor Law.
Box 176 Folder 10
Teach-Ins.
Box 176 Folder 11
Teachers.
Box 176 Folder 12
Teachers Strike.
1962
Box 176 Folder 13
Teaching.
Box 176 Folder 14
Teaching Civil Liberties.
Box 176 Folder 15
Teaching: Freedom.
1935-1937
Box 176 Folder 16
Teaching Machines.
Box 176 Folder 17
Tead, Ordway.
Scope and Contents
Reprint, no date, "The Economic Channeling of Personal Power as Related to Cultural Fulfilment" signed by Ordway Tead.
Box 176 Folder 18
Teamsters.
Box 176 Folder 19
Technion.
Box 176 Folder 20
Technological Developments.
Box 176 Folder 21
Technology.
Box 176 Folder 22
Television.
Box 176 Folder 23
Television.
1972
Scope and Contents
American Civil Liberties Union report, "Public Television: A Question of Survival" by Fred Powledge.
Box 176 Folder 24
Television.
Box 176 Folder 25
Television.
1976-1978
Scope and Contents
1976 report, interim report of American Civil Liberties Union Special Board Committee on Regulation of Broadcasting; 1978 letter, with attachment, signed by Tracy Westen, Deputy Director of the Federal Trade Commission.
Box 177 Folder 1
Tennessee Valley Authority.
Box 177 Folder 2
Tenure.
Box 177 Folder 3
Terrorism.
Box 177 Folder 4
Terrorism.
Box 177 Folder 5
Terrorism.
Box 177 Folder 6
Testing.
Box 177 Folder 7
Textbook Loan Act.
Box 177 Folder 8
Textile Workers Union of America (TWUA).
Box 177 Folder 9
Theories of Labor Movements.
Box 177 Folder 10
Theories of Labor Relations.
Box 177 Folder 11
Thirteenth Amendment.
Box 177 Folder 12
Thompson vs. Louisville.
Box 177 Folder 13
Thoreau.
Box 177 Folder 14
Thought Control.
Box 177 Folder 15
Threats.
Box 177 Folder 16
Tillich, Paul.
Box 177 Folder 17
Tillotson, Kathleen.
Box 177 Folder 18
Time Study.
Box 177 Folder 19
Toledo Industrial Relations Peace Plan.
Box 177 Folder 20
Tolerance.
Box 177 Folder 21
Tolles, N. Arnold.
Box 177 Folder 22
Topless Dress.
Box 177 Folder 23
Torcaso Case.
1968
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by U.S. District Judge Warren J. Ferguson; handwritten notes.
Box 177 Folder 24
Torcaso Case.
Box 178 Folder 1
Toronto, University of Institute of Industrial Relations.
Box 178 Folder 2
Torts.
Box 178 Folder 3
Torts.
Box 178 Folder 4
Torts - Auto Manufacturers.
Box 178 Folder 5
Tort - by Union.
Box 178 Folder 6
Toynbee, Arnold.
Box 178 Folder 7
Trade Policy.
Box 178 Folder 8
Trade Symbols.
Box 178 Folder 9
Trade Union Democracy.
1951
Scope and Contents
25 page paper, no date, (not for publication) by Mark Starr, "12th Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion-- Freedom and Authority in Labor Unions, a Study of Trade Unions in Relation to Democratic Procedures, Their Alleged Monopoly, Their Current
Box 178 Folder 10
Tradition.
Box 178 Folder 11
Tragedy.
Box 178 Folder 12
Transcendentalist.
1958
Scope and Contents
Reprint article, autographed by Lewis S. Feuer, "James Marsh and the Conservative Transcendentalist Philosophy: A Political Interpretation," 31 pages.
Box 178 Folder 13
Transit.
Box 178 Folder 14
Trave.
Box 178 Folder 15
Trave.
Scope and Contents
U.S. Congress, House Select Committee Investigating National Defense Migration, "Hearings, National Defense Migration, 1942, Part 26, Constitutional Rights of Destitute Citizens of the U.S. to Move from State to State-- The Edwards Case".
Box 178 Folder 16
Travel.
Box 178 Folder 17
Travel: Foreign.
Box 178 Folder 18
Treason.
Box 178 Folder 19
Treason.
Box 179 Folder 1
Trenton Six.
Box 179 Folder 2
Trespass.
Box 179 Folder 3
Trial.
Box 179 Folder 4
Truman, Harry S.
Box 179 Folder 5
Truman, Harry S.
Box 179 Folder 6
Trusts.
Box 179 Folder 7
Trusts.
Box 179 Folder 8
Trusts.
Box 179 Folder 9
Trust Fund.
Box 179 Folder 10
Turin.
Box 179 Folder 11
Turner, Nat.
Box 179 Folder 12
Twentieth Century Fund.
Box 179 Folder 13
Twenty-Four Hour Rule.
Box 179 Folder 14
Un-American Activities Committee.
1958
Scope and Contents
Pamphlet, 9 pages, U.S. Congress, House Committee on Un-American Activities, "Who Are They? Vincent Lombardo Toledana and Luis Carlos Prestes", Part 8, February 21, 1958, GPO.
Box 179 Folder 15
Unamuno.
Box 179 Folder 16
Unauthorized Practice of Law.
Box 179 Folder 17
Unborn Plaintiff.
Box 179 Folder 18
Underdeveloped Countries.
Box 179 Folder 19
Unemployment.
Box 179 Folder 20
Unemployment Compensation.
Box 179 Folder 21
Unemployment Compensation.
Box 179 Folder 22
Unfair Labor Practices.
1947
Scope and Contents
Reprint signed by author, John J. George, "Unfair Labor Practices and Their Remedies."
Box 179 Folder 23
Unions.
Box 179 Folder 24
Union Agreements.
Box 179 Folder 25
Union of American Hebrew Congregations.
Box 179 Folder 26
Union Coercion and Violence.
Box 179 Folder 27
Union Constitutions.
Box 179 Folder 28
Union Craft Severance.
Box 180 Folder 1
Union Democracy.
1958
Scope and Contents
31 page "Interim Report of the Governor's Committee on Improper Labor and Management Practices", Clyde W. Summers, Chairman, Albany, New York
Box 180 Folder 2
Union Democracy.
Scope and Contents
Term paper, no date, 20 pages by John L. Callis for Professor Konvitz, ILR 99, "Monopolistic Practices of Unions in Relation to Workers."
Box 180 Folder 3
Union Disciplinary Proceedings.
Box 180 Folder 4
Union Dues.
Box 180 Folder 5
Union Elections.
Box 180 Folder 6
Union: Employee.
Box 180 Folder 7
Union: Employee Relations.
Box 180 Folder 8
Union: Finances.
Box 180 Folder 9
Unions: Free Speech.
Box 180 Folder 10
Unions: Internal Matters.
Box 180 Folder 11
Union Label.
Box 180 Folder 12
Union Membership.
Box 180 Folder 13
Union: Members Relations.
Box 180 Folder 14
Union: Mine, Mill Union.
Box 180 Folder 15
Union: Musicians.
Box 180 Folder 16
Union: Organization.
Box 180 Folder 17
Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America.
Box 180 Folder 18
Union: Plumbers.
1961
Scope and Contents
Pamphlet, U.S. Congress, Senate Report on Government Operations, "Local 706, Plumbers and Steamfitters Union, El Dorado, Arkansas", "Report" 32 pages, "Hearings" 297 pages, GPO.
Box 180 Folder 19
Union Power.
1961
Scope and Contents
U.S. Congress, House Committee on Education and Labor, "Applicability of Antitrust Legislation to Labor Unions: Selected Excerpts and Bibliography", GPO, 1961, 84 pages.
Box 180 Folder 20
Union Raiding.
Box 180 Folder 21
Union Responsibility.
Box 180 Folder 22
Union Shop.
Scope and Contents
Includes handwritten notes regarding Union Shop / Taft-Hartley.
Box 180 Folder 23
Union Shop and Union Security.
Box 180 Folder 24
Union Security.
1949
Scope and Contents
12 page term paper, 1949, "Should the Problem of Union Security Be Left to State Law or Should It Rest Exclusively Within Federal Jurisdiction" by Vivien McConnell, ILR 101; a preliminary draft, 35 pages by John Windmiller, "Unionization and Union Securit
Box 180 Folder 25
Union Solicitation.
Box 180 Folder 26
Union Splits.
Box 180 Folder 27
Union Status.
Box 181 Folder 1
Union: Suing.
Box 181 Folder 2
Union: Suits.
Box 181 Folder 3
Union: Sweetheart Locals.
Box 181 Folder 4
Unions: Tariffs.
Box 181 Folder 5
Unions: Their Own Employees.
Box 181 Folder 6
Unionism.
Box 181 Folder 7
United Auto Workers
Scope and Contents
International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (U.A.W.)
Box 181 Folder 8
United Electrical Workers.
Box 181 Folder 9
United Jewish Appeal.
Box 181 Folder 10
United Mine Workers of America.
Box 181 Folder 11
United Nations.
Box 181 Folder 12
United Nations.
1976
Scope and Contents
Report, "A New United States Policy Towards the United Nations" by the Ad Hoc Group on United States Policy Towards the United Nations; UN posters.
Box 181 Folder 13
United Nations.
1947-1975
Scope and Contents
1975 newsletter, "Bulletin of the American Professors for Peace in the Middle East" (Konvitz on list of Sponsors); 1947 pamphlet, Booklet No. 6, "The Big Ten Peacemakers" by Plato Publishing Co. for the Ten Peacemakers of World War II; 1944 pamphlet, Book
Box 181 Folder 14
United Nations Convention on Race.
Box 181 Folder 15
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
Box 181 Folder 16
United Nations: Human Rights.
1948
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, by Konvitz and four other Cornell faculty members, "Comments on Draft Articles for an International Covenant on Human Rights."
Box 181 Folder 17
United Nations Human Rights Treaties.
Box 181 Folder 18
United Nations Legal Reports.
1966
Scope and Contents
Report, "U.N. Law Reports," No. 9, 11, and 12.
Box 181 Folder 19
United Nations Organization.
Box 181 Folder 20
United Nations Organization.
Box 181 Folder 21
United Nations Organization.
1951
Scope and Contents
News release, "Conference Bulletin", No. 1-3 regarding Sixth Session of the General Conference on UNESCO.
Box 181 Folder 22
United Nations Publications.
Box 181 Folder 23
United Negro College Fund
Box 182 Folder 1
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR).
Box 182 Folder 2
USSR.
Box 182 Folder 3
USSR.
Box 182 Folder 4
USSR.
Box 182 Folder 5
USSR.
Box 182 Folder 6
USSR.
Box 182 Folder 7
USSR.
1949
Scope and Contents
Report, "Summary Report of Eighteen Intensive Interviews with Jewish Displaced Persons (DPs) from Poland and the Soviet Union" by Rachel Erlich, American Jewish Committee.
Box 182 Folder 8
USSR.
Box 182 Folder 9
USSR and Jews.
Box 182 Folder 10
USSR: Anti-Semitism.
1963
Scope and Contents
Conference papers from the Conference on the Status of Soviet Jews.
Box 182 Folder 11
USSR: Soviet Law.
1942-1957
Scope and Contents
1957 reprint, "Soviet Law Reform - Dateline: Moscow, 1957," signed by Harold J. Berman; 1955 reprint, "Soviet Justice and Soviet Tyranny," signed by Harold J. Berman; 1942, "The Russian Review", Volume 2, No. 1.
Box 182 Folder 12
United States of America (USA).
Box 182 Folder 13
United States Commission on Civil Rights.
1981
Scope and Contents
News release, one issue.
Box 182 Folder 14
United States Commission on Civil Rights.
1980-1983
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, "Civil Rights Update", scattered issues.
Box 182 Folder 15
United States Commission on Civil Rights.
Scope and Contents
"Perspective"
Box 182 Folder 16
United States: Culture.
Box 182 Folder 17
United States: Department of State.
Box 182 Folder 18
United States Economy.
Box 182 Folder 19
United States Information Agency.
Box 182 Folder 20
United World Federalists.
Box 182 Folder 21
Universal Military Training.
Box 182 Folder 22
Universities.
Box 182 Folder 23
University Emergencies.
Box 182 Folder 24
University Centers for Rational Alternatives.
1969-1981
Scope and Contents
Newsletter, "Measure", scattered issues 1969, 1980 and 1981, by the University Centers for Rational Alternatives; 1969 letter, signed by Miro Todorovich, National Coordinator, Coordinating Center for Democratic Opinion.
Box 182 Folder 25
Unlawful Practice of Law.
Box 183 Folder 1
Upjohn Institute for Employment Research.
Box 183 Folder 2
Urban Enterprise Zones.
Box 183 Folder 3
Urban Renewal.
Box 183 Folder 4
Urbanism.
Box 183 Folder 5
Utopia.
Box 183 Folder 6
Vacations.
Box 183 Folder 7
Vagrancy.
Box 183 Folder 8
Vagrancy.
Box 183 Folder 9
Vagrancy.
Box 183 Folder 10
Vanderbilt, Arthur T.
Box 183 Folder 11
Vatican, Catholic.
1961
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, signed by Congressman Herbert Zelenko.
Box 183 Folder 12
Vatican.
Box 183 Folder 13
Vatican.
Box 183 Folder 14
Veterans.
Box 183 Folder 15
Veto.
Box 183 Folder 16
Victimless Crimes.
Box 183 Folder 17
Viereck, Peter.
Box 183 Folder 18
Vietnam.
Box 183 Folder 19
Vietnam.
Box 183 Folder 20
Vietnam.
1965-1966
Scope and Contents
1965 "Address to the Inter-Faith Seminar for Clergy on Vietnam," signed by George McT. Kahin; 1965 paper, "End the War in Vietnam!" by Betty Gannett, published by New Outlook Press; 1966 report, "The Lawfulness of United States Assistance to the Republic
Box 183 Folder 21
Vietnam: Information in General.
Box 184 Folder 1
Vietnam War.
Box 184 Folder 2
Vietnam War Protest: Methods Used.
Box 184 Folder 3
Vietnam War Protest.
Box 184 Folder 4
Violence.
1966
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "Violence in American Literature," signed by David Brion Davis.
Box 184 Folder 5
Violence.
Box 184 Folder 6
Violence.
Box 184 Folder 7
Violence.
Box 184 Folder 8
Violence: National Committee on Cases and Prevention of Violence.
Box 184 Folder 9
Virginia Schools.
Box 184 Folder 10
Volunteers In Service To America (VISTA).
Box 184 Folder 11
Volunteerism.
Box 185 Folder 1
Voting.
Box 185 Folder 2
Voting.
Box 185 Folder 3
Voting.
Box 185 Folder 4
Voting.
Box 185 Folder 5
Voting.
Box 185 Folder 6
Voting: Civil Rights Cases.
Box 185 Folder 7
Voting: Negro Voting.
Box 185 Folder 8
Voting: Negro Voting.
Box 185 Folder 9
Voting Rights Act.
Box 185 Folder 10
Voting Rights Act.
Box 185 Folder 11
Voting: Suffrage.
Box 185 Folder 12
Voting: Suffrage.
Box 185 Folder 13
Voting: Suffrage.
Box 185 Folder 14
Wages.
Box 185 Folder 15
Wages.
Box 185 Folder 16
Wages.
Box 185 Folder 17
Wages Guaranteed.
Box 185 Folder 18
Wage-Hour Administration.
Box 185 Folder 19
Wage Incentive.
Box 185 Folder 20
Wage Stabilization Board.
Box 186 Folder 1
Wage Stabilization. Miscellaneous Material [folder 1 of 3]
1951
Scope and Contents
U.S. Congress, Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, Subcommittee on Labor and Labor-Management Relations. "Report: Wage Stabilization Board", GPO, 11 pages.
Box 186 Folder 2
Wage Stabilization. Miscellaneous Material [folder 2 of 3]
Box 186 Folder 3
Wage Stabilization. Miscellaneous Material [folder 3 of 3]
Box 186 Folder 4
Wage Stabilization: Labor Relations Letter and Economic Outlook, U.S. Department of Labor releases.
Box 186 Folder 5
Wage Stabilization: Labor Report.
Box 186 Folder 6
Wage Stabilization: SSB Releases.
Box 186 Folder 7
Wage Stabilization: WSB Releases.
Box 186 Folder 8
Wage Stabilization: Industrial Relations Memorandum.
Box 186 Folder 9
Wage Stabilization: Industrial Relations Memorandum.
Box 186 Folder 10
Wage Stabilization: Cases.
Box 186 Folder 11
Wage Stabilization: Daily Labor Report.
Box 186 Folder 12
Walden Pond.
Box 186 Folder 13
Wallach, Barbara.
1981
Scope and Contents
Reprint signed by Wallach, "Ps. - Hermogenes and the Characterizing Oath."
Box 186 Folder 14
War: Constitutionality [folder 1 of 3]
1970
Scope and Contents
U.S. Congress, Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, "Documents Relating to the War Power of Congress, the President's Authority As Commander-In-Chief and the War in Indochina", GPO, 252 pages.
Box 186 Folder 15
War: Constitutionality [folder 1 of 3]
1970
Scope and Contents
U.S. Congress, Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, "Documents Relating to the War Power of Congress, the President's Authority As Commander-In-Chief and the War in Indochina", GPO, 252 pages.
Box 186 Folder 16
War: Constitutionality [folder 1 of 3]
1970
Scope and Contents
U.S. Congress, Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, "Documents Relating to the War Power of Congress, the President's Authority As Commander-In-Chief and the War in Indochina", GPO, 252 pages.
Box 187 Folder 1
War Crimes.
Box 187 Folder 2
War Labor Board.
Box 187 Folder 3
War Manpower.
Box 187 Folder 4
War Manpower Bills.
1951
Scope and Contents
Paper by Jean A. Wells, "Consideration of the Effects of War Manpower Bills and Acts on Peacetime Labor Laws," 37 pages, n.p.
Box 187 Folder 5
War Measures.
Box 187 Folder 6
War on Poverty.
Scope and Contents
OEO Publication
Box 187 Folder 7
War Powers.
Box 187 Folder 8
Warren Commission.
Box 187 Folder 9
Warren, Earl.
Box 187 Folder 10
Washington Demonstrations.
Box 187 Folder 11
Waterfront.
Box 187 Folder 12
Watergate.
1973
Scope and Contents
American Civil Liberties Union " Statement on Watergate and Civil Liberties," not for publication, 6/25/73, 23 pages.
Box 187 Folder 13
Watergate.
Box 187 Folder 14
Watergate.
Box 187 Folder 15
Watergate.
Box 187 Folder 16
Watergate.
Box 187 Folder 17
Watermargin.
Box 187 Folder 18
Wealth.
Box 187 Folder 19
Weber Case (Brian Weber vs. Kaiser Aluminum).
Box 187 Folder 20
Wechsler, Herbert.
Box 187 Folder 21
Wedgwood, C. V.
Box 187 Folder 22
Weizmann, Chaim.
Box 187 Folder 23
Welch Grape Juice Co.
Box 188 Folder 1
Welfare [folder 1 of 2]
Box 188 Folder 2
Welfare [folder 2 of 2]
1974
Scope and Contents
U.S. Congress, House Economic Committee, "Report of the Subcommittee on Fiscal Policy - Income Security for Americans: Recommendations of the Public Welfare Study", GPO, 262 pages.
Box 188 Folder 3
Welfare Abuse.
Box 188 Folder 4
Welfare - California and Reagan.
Box 188 Folder 5
Welfare - Foreign Countries.
Box 188 Folder 6
Welfare Funds [folder 1 of 2]
Box 188 Folder 7
Welfare Funds [folder 1 of 2]
1954-1956
Scope and Contents
U.S. Congress, House Committee on Education and Labor, "Report by Special Subcommittee: Musicians Performance Trust Funds", GPO, 1956, 5 pages; U.S. Congress House Committee on Education and Labor, "Interim Report of the Special Subcommittee: Investigatio
Box 188 Folder 8
Welfare - General.
Box 188 Folder 9
Welfare and Income Guaranteed.
Box 188 Folder 10
Welfare and Justice.
Box 188 Folder 11
Welfare: Law.
Box 188 Folder 12
Welfare: New York City.
Box 188 Folder 13
Welfare: New York City.
Box 188 Folder 14
Welfare: New York State Taxes.
Box 189 Folder 1
Welfare.
1971
Box 189 Folder 2
Welfare.
1972
Box 189 Folder 3
Welfare.
1974
Box 189 Folder 4
Welfare Plans.
1968-1970
Scope and Contents
U.S. Congress, Senate Committee on Finance, "House Report 16311 - The Family Assistance Act of 1970," GPO, 1970; 1968 address, "Alternatives in Income Maintenance" by Alvin L. Shorr, 9 pages.
Box 189 Folder 5
Welfare Reform.
Box 189 Folder 6
Welfare: Residency Requirements.
Box 189 Folder 7
Welfare: Rights, National Welfare (National Welfare Rights Organization).
Box 189 Folder 8
Welfare Rights.
Box 189 Folder 9
Welfare State.
Box 189 Folder 10
Welfare: Unwed Mothers, Illegitimate Children.
Box 189 Folder 11
West Point.
Box 189 Folder 12
Westin, Alan.
Scope and Contents
Director, Center for Research and Education in American Liberties, Columbia University.
Box 189 Folder 13
Westin, Alan.
Scope and Contents
Director, Center for Research and Education in American Liberties, Columbia University.
Box 189 Folder 14
White, A. D.
Box 189 Folder 15
White Case - Harry Dexter White.
Box 189 Folder 16
White Collar Workers.
Box 189 Folder 17
White House.
Box 189 Folder 18
White Primary.
Box 189 Folder 19
Whitman, Walt.
Box 189 Folder 20
Whitney, A. F.
Box 189 Folder 21
Wilderness.
Box 189 Folder 22
Wilk, Kurt.
Box 189 Folder 23
Willcox, Bertram F.
1958
Scope and Contents
Reprint, "Justice LostBy What Appellate Papers Cost," autographed by Willcox.
Box 189 Folder 24
Willcox, W. F.
Box 189 Folder 25
Williams, Jay.
1962
Scope and Contents
5 page speech, "Constitutions: Power and Accountability," remarks by Jay Williams to the Coe Fellows, American Studies Seminar, Planting Fields, Oyster Bay, New York, July 5, 1962.
Box 189 Folder 26
Wilson, Woodrow.
Box 190 Folder 1
Winchell, Walter.
Box 190 Folder 2
Windmuller, John P.
Scope and Contents
15 page draft, "Model Industrial Relations Systems" by J.P. Windmuller, Cornell University, n.d.
Box 190 Folder 3
Wine.
Box 190 Folder 4
Wire Taps.
Box 190 Folder 5
Wire Tapping.
Box 190 Folder 6
Wire Tapping.
Box 190 Folder 7
Wire Tapping.
Box 190 Folder 8
Wire Tapping.
Box 190 Folder 9
Wisconsin, University of.
Box 190 Folder 10
Witte, Edwin E.
1953-1956
Scope and Contents
15 page address by Witte, "Economics and Public Policy, Address as President of the American Economic Association, December 28, 1956," at the University of Wisconsin; 16 page address by Witte, "Past and Present in Industrial Relations," Convocation of the
Box 190 Folder 11
Women.
Box 190 Folder 12
Women.
1951-1952
Scope and Contents
Several issues of "Facts on Women Workers", U.S. Women's Bureau
Box 190 Folder 13
Women.
Box 190 Folder 14
Women.
Box 190 Folder 15
Women.
Box 190 Folder 16
Women.
1973-1982
Box 190 Folder 17
Women.
Box 190 Folder 18
Women.
Box 190 Folder 19
Women.
Box 190 Folder 20
Women.
Box 191 Folder 1
Women.
Box 191 Folder 2
Women.
1941-1944
Scope and Contents
1943 paper, "Unequal Justice Under Law, Women and the Constitution" by Helen Elizabeth Brown, published by National Woman`s Party; 1941 paper, "Industrial Workers and the Equal Rights Amendment," issued by Industrial League for Equality; 1944 memo, to: Th
Box 191 Folder 3
Women.
Box 191 Folder 4
Women.
Box 191 Folder 5
Women.
Box 191 Folder 6
Women.
Box 191 Folder 7
Women.
Box 191 Folder 8
Women.
1977
Box 191 Folder 9
Women: General.
Box 192 Folder 1
Women: Employment Discrimination.
Box 192 Folder 2
Women: Equal Rights Amendment.
Box 192 Folder 3
Women, Negro, etc.
Box 192 Folder 4
Women: Public Accommodations.
Box 192 Folder 5
Women Workers.
Box 192 Folder 6
Wood Bill.
Box 192 Folder 7
Work.
Box 192 Folder 8
Work.
Box 192 Folder 9
Work.
1944-1946
Scope and Contents
2 issues (1944, 1946) of "Politics", published by Politics Publishing Co.
Box 192 Folder 10
Work.
1976
Box 192 Folder 11
Work Projects Administration.
Box 192 Folder 12
Work Stoppage.
Box 192 Folder 13
Work, Right to.
Box 192 Folder 14
Work Week.
Box 192 Folder 15
Workers Defense League.
Box 192 Folder 16
Workers Defense League (WDL).
1947-1968
Scope and Contents
M. R. Konvitz listed as National Board Member - Minutes, Administrative Committee, 1968; minutes, National Executive Board, 1965; 1964 memo, to: Members of the Boards of Directors of the League for Industrial Democracy (LID) and Workers Defense League (WD
Box 192 Folder 17
Workers Defense League (WDL).
1946-1969
Scope and Contents
National Executive Board Proceedings, 1969; "Tenth Anniversary Journal", 1946.
Box 192 Folder 18
Workers Education.
Box 192 Folder 19
Workers' Savings and Income.
Box 192 Folder 20
Workers Under Communism.
Box 192 Folder 21
Workfare.
Box 192 Folder 22
Workmen's Circle.
Box 192 Folder 23
Workmen's Compensation.
1960
Scope and Contents
Report, "New York University Workmen's Compensation Study," advance copy.
Box 192 Folder 24
World Government.
1951
Scope and Contents
Paper, "World Government Highlights," by United World Federalists, Inc.
Box 192 Folder 25
World Government House.
Box 192 Folder 26
World Health Organization.
Box 193 Folder 1
World Jewish Congress.
1950
Scope and Contents
Confidential report, "Interim Report of the Head of the Organization Department," World Jewish Congress.
Box 193 Folder 2
World Law Fund.
Box 193 Folder 3
World Neighbors.
Box 193 Folder 4
World Zionist Organization.
1966
Scope and Contents
Letter to Konvitz from (signed) Dr. Judah J. Shapiro.
Box 193 Folder 5
World Zionist Organization.
Box 193 Folder 6
World Zionist Organization.
1967
Scope and Contents
Draft report, "The Commission on Reorganization of the World Zionist Organization: Its Work and RecommendationsFinal Report."
Box 193 Folder 7
World Zionist Organization.
Box 193 Folder 8
Wright, T. P.
Box 193 Folder 9
Writer's Monthly.
Box 193 Folder 10
Yale University.
Box 193 Folder 11
Yeshiva University.
Box 193 Folder 12
Yeshiva, Rabbi Joseph Konvitz.
Box 193 Folder 13
Yevtushenko.
Box 193 Folder 14
Yiddish.
Box 193 Folder 15
Yivo.
Box 193 Folder 16
Young, Andrew.
1979
Scope and Contents
Report, not for publication without permission, "The Young Resignation and Black Anti-Semitism, an Analysis of Media Reports" by Milton Ellerin, Director, Trends Analyses Division, American Jewish Committee.
Box 193 Folder 17
Young Israel.
Box 193 Folder 18
Young People's Socialist League.
Box 193 Folder 19
Youth.
Box 193 Folder 20
Zenger Trial.
Box 193 Folder 21
Zionism.
1964
Scope and Contents
Letter, with attachment, requesting Konvitz's participation on a panel at the December 1964 World Zionist Congress, signed by Samuel H. Daroff, President, American Jewish League for Israel.
Box 194 Folder 1
Zionism.
Box 194 Folder 2
Zionism.
Box 194 Folder 3
Zionism.
Box 194 Folder 4
Zionism.
Scope and Contents
Includes "position papers" from Community Action Committee of the Labor Zionist Organization of America, entitled "Position Paper - Germany," 2 pages, and "Position Paper: The Vatican and Jewish Organizations," 3 pages; Constitution, no date, of the Labor
Box 194 Folder 5
Zionism.
Scope and Contents
26 page paper by Melvin I. Urofsky, "Zion, Galut, and Aliyah: The Importance of an Idea in Modern Jewish History," n.d.
Box 194 Folder 6
Zionist Committee.
Scope and Contents
Includes documents regarding the Commission on Reorganization of the World Zionist Organization, of which Konvitz was a member.
Box 194 Folder 7
Zoning.
Box 194 Folder 8
Zoning.
Box 194 Folder 9
Zoning.
Box 194 Folder 10
Zuckerman, William.
Series III: Academic Files
Scope and Contents
This series includes Cornell University and New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations related files. The series is divided into 5 groups: 1) Correspondence; 2) Subject Files; 3) Lectures/Notes; 4) Course Outlines; and 5) Student Term Papers.
Sub-Series 1. Correspondence
Box 195 Folder 1
Bar-Niv, Judge Zvi H.
Box 195 Folder 2
Cornell: Admissions
1964-1966
Box 195 Folder 3
Cornell: Admissions
1964-1966
Box 195 Folder 4
Cornell: Admissions
1964-1966
Box 195 Folder 5
Cornell: Admissions
1967-1969
Box 195 Folder 6
Cornell: Admissions
1967-1969
Box 195 Folder 7
Cornell: Admissions
1967-1969
Box 195 Folder 8
Cornell: Centennial Campaign.
Box 195 Folder 9
Cornell: Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure.
Box 195 Folder 10
Cornell: Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure.
Box 195 Folder 11
Cornell: Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure.
Box 195 Folder 12
Cornell: Cornell Club of New York.
Box 195 Folder 13
Cornell: Cornell Club of New York.
Box 195 Folder 14
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 195 Folder 15
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 195 Folder 16
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 195 Folder 17
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 195 Folder 18
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 195 Folder 19
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 195 Folder 20
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 195 Folder 21
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 195 Folder 22
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 195 Folder 23
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 195 Folder 24
Cornell: Cornell University Press.
Box 195 Folder 25
Cornell: Cornell University Press.
Box 195 Folder 26
Cornell: Cornell University Press.
Box 195 Folder 27
Cornell: Cornell University Press.
Scope and Contents
Liberian Codification Project.
Box 195 Folder 28
Cornell: Cornell University Press.
Scope and Contents
Paperback Series.
Box 195 Folder 29
Cornell: Cornell University Press.
Scope and Contents
Studies in Civil Liberties.
Box 195 Folder 30
Cornell: Cornell University Press.
Scope and Contents
Studies in Civil Liberties.
Box 195 Folder 31
Cornell: Faculty Council's Committee on Academic Affairs.
Box 195 Folder 32
Cornell: Faculty Council's Committee on Academic Affairs.
Box 195 Folder 33
Cornell: Goldfarb, Rabbi Morris.
Box 195 Folder 34
Cornell: Hebrew Studies at Cornell - Collections.
Box 195 Folder 35
Cornell: Hebrew University Recognition by Cornell.
Box 195 Folder 36
Cornell: John F. Kennedy Memorial Award Selection Committee.
Box 195 Folder 37
Cornell: President's Office.
Box 195 Folder 38
Cornell: President's Office.
Box 195 Folder 39
Cornell: President's Office.
Box 195 Folder 40
Cornell: State Colleges.
Scope and Contents
Agriculture, Home Economics, Veterinary.
Box 196 Folder 1
Cornell: University Staff.
Box 196 Folder 2
Cornell: University Staff.
Box 196 Folder 3
Cornell: University Staff.
Box 196 Folder 4
Cornell: University Staff.
Box 196 Folder 5
Cornell: University Staff.
Box 196 Folder 6
Cornell: University Staff.
Box 196 Folder 7
Cornell: University Staff.
Box 196 Folder 8
Cornell: University Staff.
Box 196 Folder 9
Cornell: University Staff.
Box 196 Folder 10
Cornell: Vice-President's Office.
Box 196 Folder 11
Industrial and Labor Relations (ILR): Adams, Leonard P.
Box 196 Folder 12
ILR: Administrative Assistants.
Scope and Contents
Riley Morrison, J. W. Leonard, John C. Paterson.
Box 196 Folder 13
ILR: Administrative Assistants.
Box 196 Folder 14
ILR: Catherwood, Martin P.
Box 196 Folder 15
ILR: Catherwood, Martin P.
Box 196 Folder 16
ILR: Catherwood, Martin P.
Box 196 Folder 17
ILR: Catherwood, Martin P.
Box 196 Folder 18
ILR: Catherwood, Martin P.
Box 196 Folder 19
ILR: Catherwood, Martin P.
Box 196 Folder 20
ILR: Dean's Office.
Box 196 Folder 21
ILR: Dean's Office.
Box 196 Folder 22
ILR: Extension.
Box 196 Folder 23
ILR: For Our Information.
Scope and Contents
Hyatt-Olmstead.
Box 196 Folder 24
ILR: ILR Review.
Box 196 Folder 25
ILR: Institute of International Industrial and Labor Relations.
Scope and Contents
Leonard P. Adams, Acting Director.
Box 196 Folder 26
ILR: Ives Quadrangle Dedication.
Box 196 Folder 27
ILR: Jensen, Vernon H.
Box 196 Folder 28
ILR: Jensen, Vernon H.
Box 196 Folder 29
ILR: Library - Books Ordered.
Box 196 Folder 30
ILR: Library - Books Ordered.
Box 196 Folder 31
ILR: Library - General.
Box 196 Folder 32
ILR: McConnell, John W.
Box 196 Folder 33
ILR: McConnell, John W.
Box 196 Folder 34
ILR: McConnell, John W.
Box 197 Folder 1
ILR: Miscellaneous.
Box 197 Folder 2
ILR: Miscellaneous.
Box 197 Folder 3
ILR: Miscellaneous.
Box 197 Folder 4
ILR: Miscellaneous.
Box 197 Folder 5
ILR: Miscellaneous.
Box 197 Folder 6
ILR: Miscellaneous.
Box 197 Folder 7
ILR: Miscellaneous.
Box 197 Folder 8
ILR: Miscellaneous.
Box 197 Folder 9
ILR: Monthly Labor Journal (Proposed).
Box 197 Folder 10
ILR: Neufeld, Maurice F.
Box 197 Folder 11
ILR: Neufeld, Maurice F.
Box 197 Folder 12
ILR: New Building.
Box 197 Folder 13
ILR: Personnel Office.
Box 197 Folder 14
ILR: Personnel Office.
Box 197 Folder 15
ILR: Personnel Office.
Box 197 Folder 16
ILR: Student Advisees.
Box 197 Folder 17
ILR: Student Advisees.
Box 197 Folder 18
ILR: Student Advisees.
Box 197 Folder 19
ILR: Student Advisees.
Box 197 Folder 20
ILR: Student Advisees.
Box 197 Folder 21
ILR: Student Advisees.
Box 197 Folder 22
ILR: Student Advisees.
Box 197 Folder 23
ILR: Tolles, N. Arnold.
Box 197 Folder 24
Law: Thoron, Willcox, et al.
Box 197 Folder 25
Law: Thoron, Willcox, et al.
Box 197 Folder 26
Personal Letters: Sabbatical Year.
Box 197 Folder 27
State University of New York (SUNY): Faculty Senate.
Box 197 Folder 28
SUNY: Oswego.
Sub-Series 2. Subject Files
Box 197 Folder 29
Cornell: Administrative Boards
1960
Box 197 Folder 30
Cornell: Admissions.
Box 197 Folder 31
Cornell: Appointment Policy.
Box 197 Folder 32
Cornell: Center for Educational Research and Development.
Box 197 Folder 33
Cornell: Committee of 41.
Box 197 Folder 34
Cornell: Committee on Course Duplication and Related Hiring Policy.
Box 197 Folder 35
Cornell: Committee on Scheduling of Public Events.
Box 197 Folder 36
Cornell: Committee Reports.
Box 197 Folder 37
Cornell: Committee Reports.
Box 197 Folder 38
Cornell: Committee Reports.
Box 197 Folder 39
Cornell: Committee Reports.
Box 197 Folder 40
Cornell: Computer Center.
Box 197 Folder 41
Cornell: Aeronautical Laboratory.
Box 197 Folder 42
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 197 Folder 43
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 197 Folder 44
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 197 Folder 45
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 198 Folder 1
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 198 Folder 2
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 198 Folder 3
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 198 Folder 4
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 198 Folder 5
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 198 Folder 6
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 198 Folder 7
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Box 198 Folder 8
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Scope and Contents
Board of Control.
Box 198 Folder 9
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Scope and Contents
Board of Control.
Box 198 Folder 10
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Scope and Contents
Budget and Finance.
Box 198 Folder 11
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Scope and Contents
Subcommittee on Council.
Box 198 Folder 12
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Scope and Contents
Subcommittee on Council.
Box 198 Folder 13
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Scope and Contents
Subcommittee on Council.
Box 198 Folder 14
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Scope and Contents
Subcommittee on Council.
Box 198 Folder 15
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Scope and Contents
Subcommittee on Council.
Box 198 Folder 16
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Scope and Contents
Subcommittee on Council.
Box 198 Folder 17
Cornell: Cornell United Religious Work.
Scope and Contents
Subcommittee on Council.
Box 198 Folder 18
Cornell: Disciplinary Probation.
Box 198 Folder 19
Cornell: Extension and Public Service.
Box 198 Folder 20
Cornell: Faculty Committee on Long-Range Planning.
Box 198 Folder 21
Cornell: Faculty Council Committee on Academic Affairs.
Box 198 Folder 22
Cornell: Faculty Council Committee on Academic Affairs.
Scope and Contents
Kahn-Bowers Report.
Box 198 Folder 23
Cornell: Faculty Council Committee on Academic Affairs.
Scope and Contents
Kahn-Bowers Report.
Box 198 Folder 24
Cornell: Faculty Council Committee on Academic Affairs.
Scope and Contents
Keast Report.
Box 198 Folder 25
Cornell: Faculty Council Committee on Academic Affairs.
Scope and Contents
Keast Report.
Box 198 Folder 26
Cornell: Faculty Council Committee on Academic Affairs.
Scope and Contents
Minutes of Meetings.
Box 198 Folder 27
Cornell: Faculty Council Committee on Academic Affairs.
Scope and Contents
Minutes of Meetings.
Box 198 Folder 28
Cornell: Faculty Council Committee on Academic Affairs.
Scope and Contents
Minutes of Meetings.
Box 198 Folder 29
Cornell: Faculty Council Committee on Academic Affairs.
Scope and Contents
Minutes of Meetings.
Box 198 Folder 30
Cornell: Faculty Council Report on Selective Service.
Box 198 Folder 31
Cornell: Faculty Meetings and Legislation.
Box 198 Folder 32
Cornell: Faculty Meetings and Legislation.
Box 198 Folder 33
Cornell: Faculty Meetings and Legislation.
Box 198 Folder 34
Cornell: Faculty Meetings and Legislation.
Box 198 Folder 35
Cornell: Faculty Meetings and Legislation.
Box 198 Folder 36
Cornell: Faculty Meetings and Legislation.
Box 198 Folder 37
Cornell: Faculty Meetings and Legislation.
Box 198 Folder 38
Cornell: Faculty Meetings and Legislation.
Box 198 Folder 39
Cornell: Faculty Meetings and Legislation.
Box 198 Folder 40
Cornell: Faculty-Student-Administration Forum.
Box 198 Folder 41
Cornell: Financial Aid.
1967
Box 198 Folder 42
Cornell: Foreign Student Enrollment.
Box 198 Folder 43
Cornell: Foreign Students.
Box 198 Folder 44
Cornell: Fraternities.
Box 198 Folder 45
Cornell: Housing.
Box 198 Folder 46
Cornell: Housing.
Box 199 Folder 1
Cornell: Independent Counsel.
Box 199 Folder 2
Cornell: Independent Counsel.
Box 199 Folder 3
Cornell: Mimeographed Announcements.
Box 199 Folder 4
Cornell: Mimeographed Announcements.
Box 199 Folder 5
Cornell: Mimeographed Announcements.
Box 199 Folder 6
Cornell: Miscellaneous.
Box 199 Folder 7
Cornell: Miscellaneous.
Box 199 Folder 8
Cornell: Miscellaneous.
Box 199 Folder 9
Cornell: Miscellaneous.
1979
Box 199 Folder 10
Cornell: Mott (John R.) Centennial Committee.
Box 199 Folder 11
Cornell: Mott (John R.) Centennial Committee.
Box 199 Folder 12
Cornell: Reports on College of Arts and Sciences.
1965
Box 199 Folder 13
Cornell: Reports on College of Arts and Sciences.
1965
Box 199 Folder 14
Cornell: Social Science Research Center.
Box 199 Folder 15
Cornell: Society for the Humanities.
Box 199 Folder 16
Cornell: Special Commission to Investigate the Events of April 4, 1968.
1968
Box 199 Folder 17
Cornell: Strike.
Box 199 Folder 18
Cornell: Student Appraisal of Teaching and Courses.
Box 199 Folder 19
Cornell: Students for Education.
Box 199 Folder 20
Cornell: Tuition Exchange Plan.
Box 199 Folder 21
Cornell: Undergraduate Education.
Box 199 Folder 22
Cornell: Unrest.
1969
Box 199 Folder 23
Cornell: Unrest.
1969
Box 199 Folder 24
Cornell: Unrest.
1969
Box 199 Folder 25
Cornell: Unrest.
1969
Box 199 Folder 26
Cornell: Unrest.
1969
Box 199 Folder 27
Cornell: Unrest.
1969
Box 199 Folder 28
Cornell: Unrest.
1969
Box 199 Folder 29
Cornell: Unrest.
1969
Box 199 Folder 30
Cornell: Unrest.
1969
Box 199 Folder 31
ILR: Alumni Data.
Scope and Contents
Confidential
Box 199 Folder 32
ILR: Catherwood, Martin P.
Scope and Contents
Program Planning Memos.
Box 199 Folder 33
ILR: Catherwood, Martin P.
Scope and Contents
Program Planning Memos.
Box 199 Folder 34
ILR: Committee on International Activities.
Scope and Contents
Windmuller's Group
Box 199 Folder 35
ILR: Committee on International Activities.
Scope and Contents
Windmuller's Group
Box 199 Folder 36
ILR: Committee on International Activities.
Scope and Contents
Windmuller's Group
Box 199 Folder 37
ILR: Committee on Masters of Industrial and Labor Relations Comprehensive Examination.
Box 199 Folder 38
ILR: Conference on the Teaching of Labor Economics.
Box 199 Folder 39
ILR: Conference on the Teaching of Labor Economics.
Box 199 Folder 40
ILR: Conference on the Teaching of Labor Economics.
Box 199 Folder 41
ILR: Conference on the Teaching of Labor Economics.
Box 200 Folder 1
ILR: Curriculum.
Box 200 Folder 2
ILR: Curriculum.
Box 200 Folder 3
ILR: Curriculum.
Box 200 Folder 4
ILR: Curriculum.
Box 200 Folder 5
ILR: Curriculum.
Box 200 Folder 6
ILR: Dean's Office.
Box 200 Folder 7
ILR: Dean's Office.
Box 200 Folder 8
ILR: Dean's Office.
Box 200 Folder 9
ILR: Dean's Office.
Box 200 Folder 10
ILR: Department of Collective Bargaining.
Scope and Contents
Minutes
Box 200 Folder 11
ILR: Extension.
Scope and Contents
Mimeographs
Box 200 Folder 12
ILR: Extension.
Scope and Contents
Mimeographs
Box 200 Folder 13
ILR: Graduate Faculty.
Box 200 Folder 14
ILR: ILR News
Box 200 Folder 15
ILR: ILR News
Box 200 Folder 16
ILR: ILR Review.
Box 200 Folder 17
ILR: Labor Law Research Project.
Scope and Contents
Damage Suits
Box 200 Folder 18
ILR: Library.
Scope and Contents
Mimeographs
Box 200 Folder 19
ILR: Mimeographed Memos.
Scope and Contents
General
Box 200 Folder 20
ILR: Mimeographed Memos.
Scope and Contents
General
Box 200 Folder 21
ILR: Mimeographed Memos.
Scope and Contents
General
Box 200 Folder 22
ILR: Mimeographed Memos.
Scope and Contents
General
Box 200 Folder 23
ILR: Mimeographed Memos.
Scope and Contents
General
Box 200 Folder 24
ILR: Mimeographed Memos.
Scope and Contents
General
Box 200 Folder 25
ILR: Minutes of Faculty Meetings.
Box 200 Folder 26
ILR: Minutes of Faculty Meetings.
Box 200 Folder 27
ILR: Minutes of Faculty Meetings.
Box 200 Folder 28
ILR: Minutes of Faculty Meetings.
Box 200 Folder 29
ILR: Minutes of Faculty Meetings.
Box 200 Folder 30
ILR: Minutes of Faculty Meetings.
Box 200 Folder 31
ILR: Minutes of Faculty Meetings.
Box 200 Folder 32
ILR: Minutes of Faculty Meetings.
Box 200 Folder 33
ILR: Minutes of Faculty Meetings.
Box 201 Folder 1
ILR: Office Procedures.
Box 201 Folder 2
ILR: Personnel Office.
Box 201 Folder 3
ILR: Personnel Office.
Box 201 Folder 4
ILR: Personnel Office.
Box 201 Folder 5
ILR: Personnel Office.
Box 201 Folder 5a
ILR: Research Committee.
Box 201 Folder 6
ILR: Staff Personnel Policies Committee.
Scope and Contents
Minutes
Box 201 Folder 7
ILR: Student Body Data.
Scope and Contents
Confidential
Box 201 Folder 8
ILR: Teaching at ILR.
Box 201 Folder 9
ILR: Undergraduate Program Committee.
Box 201 Folder 10
Law: Admission of Foreign Students.
Box 201 Folder 11
Law: Admission of Foreign Students.
Box 201 Folder 12
Law: Admission of Foreign Students.
Box 201 Folder 13
Law: Forrester, Dean William Ray.
Box 201 Folder 14
Law: Forrester, Dean William Ray.
Box 201 Folder 15
Law: Minutes of Faculty Meetings.
Box 201 Folder 16
Law: Minutes of Faculty Meetings.
Box 201 Folder 17
Law: Minutes of Faculty Meetings.
Box 201 Folder 18
Law: Minutes of Faculty Meetings.
Box 201 Folder 19
Law: Minutes of Faculty Meetings.
Box 201 Folder 20
Law: Miscellaneous.
Box 201 Folder 21
Law: Miscellaneous.
Box 201 Folder 22
Law: Miscellaneous.
Box 201 Folder 23
Law: Miscellaneous.
Box 201 Folder 24
Law: Thoron, Willcox, et al.
Box 201 Folder 25
Law: Thoron, Willcox, et al.
Box 201 Folder 26
Law: Thoron, Willcox, et al.
Box 201 Folder 27
Law: Thoron, Willcox, et al.
Box 201 Folder 28
Law: Thoron, Willcox, et al.
Box 201 Folder 29
Law: Thoron, Willcox, et al.
Box 201 Folder 30
Miscellaneous Publications.
Box 201 Folder 31
Miscellaneous Publications.
Box 201 Folder 32
Miscellaneous Publications.
Box 201 Folder 33
Miscellaneous Publications.
Box 201 Folder 34
Miscellaneous Publications.
Box 201 Folder 35
Miscellaneous Publications.
Box 202 Folder 1
Miscellaneous Publications
Box 202 Folder 2
Miscellaneous Publications
Sub-Series 3. Lectures/Notes
Box 202 Folder 3
American Ideals
1954
Scope and Contents
Spring 1954.
Box 202 Folder 4
American Ideals
1957
Scope and Contents
Fall 1957.
Box 202 Folder 5
American Ideals
1958
Scope and Contents
Fall 1958.
Box 202 Folder 6
American Ideals
1960
Scope and Contents
Fall 1960.
Box 202 Folder 7
American Ideals
1962
Scope and Contents
Fall 1962.
Box 202 Folder 8
Development of American Ideals
1953
Scope and Contents
Fall 1953.
Box 202 Folder 9
Development of American Ideals
1953
Scope and Contents
Fall 1953.
Box 202 Folder 10
Development of American Ideals
1953
Scope and Contents
Fall 1953.
Box 202 Folder 11
Development of American Ideals
1954
Scope and Contents
Fall 1954.
Box 202 Folder 12
Development of American Ideals
1957
Scope and Contents
Spring 1957.
Box 202 Folder 13
Development of American Ideals
1957
Scope and Contents
Spring 1957.
Box 202 Folder 14
Development of American Ideals
1959
Scope and Contents
Spring 1959.
Box 202 Folder 15
Development of American Ideals
1960
Scope and Contents
Spring 1960.
Box 202 Folder 16
Development of American Ideals
1960
Scope and Contents
Fall 1960.
Box 202 Folder 17
Development of American Ideals
1961
Scope and Contents
Spring 1961.
Box 202 Folder 18
Development of American Ideals
1961
Scope and Contents
Fall 1961.
Box 203 Folder 1
Development of American Ideals
1963
Scope and Contents
Fall 1963.
Box 203 Folder 2
Development of American Ideals
1964
Scope and Contents
Spring 1964.
Box 203 Folder 3
Development of American Ideals
1965
Scope and Contents
Fall 1965.
Box 203 Folder 4
Elements of Law.
Box 203 Folder 5
Jurisprudence
1962
Scope and Contents
Fall 1962.
Box 203 Folder 6
Jurisprudence
1965
Scope and Contents
Fall 1965.
Box 203 Folder 7
Jurisprudence
196
Scope and Contents
Fall 1966.
Box 203 Folder 8
Labor History.
Box 203 Folder 9
Labor Law
1967
Scope and Contents
Spring 1967.
Box 203 Folder 10
Labor Law Seminar
1963
Scope and Contents
Spring 1963.
Box 203 Folder 11
Labor Relations: Law and Legislation.
Box 203 Folder 12
Patterns of Thought.
Box 203 Folder 13
Theories: Work
1960
Scope and Contents
Spring 1960.
Sub-Series 4. Course Outlines
Box 203 Folder 14
Course Descriptions, etc.
Box 203 Folder 15
ILR 22: American Ideals.
Box 203 Folder 16
ILR 22: American Ideals.
Box 203 Folder 17
ILR 23: Elements of Law.
Box 203 Folder 18
ILR 59: Labor Relations Law and Legislation.
Box 203 Folder 19
ILR 290: Development of American Ideals.
Box 203 Folder 20
ILR 290: Development of American Ideals.
Box 203 Folder 21
ILR 290: Development of American Ideals.
Box 203 Folder 22
ILR 291: Development of American Ideals.
Box 203 Folder 23
ILR 291: Development of American Ideals.
Box 203 Folder 24
ILR 291: Development of American Ideals.
Box 203 Folder 25
ILR 300: Labor Law and Legislation.
Box 203 Folder 26
ILR 300: Labor Law and Legislation.
Box 203 Folder 27
ILR 300: Labor Law and Legislation.
Box 203 Folder 28
ILR 502: Labor Relations Law and Legislation.
Box 203 Folder 29
ILR 502: Labor Relations Law and Legislation.
Box 203 Folder 30
ILR 502: Labor Relations Law and Legislation.
Box 203 Folder 31
ILR 600: Labor Relations Law and Legislation.
Box 203 Folder 32
ILR 600: Labor Relations Law and Legislation.
Box 203 Folder 33
ILR 600: Labor Relations Law and Legislation.
Box 203 Folder 34
ILR 651: Theories of Industrial and Labor Relations.
Box 203 Folder 35
Postgraduate Course in Civil Rights.
Sub-Series 5. Student Papers
Box 204 Folder 1
Drunkenness.
Box 204 Folder 2
Education.
Box 204 Folder 3
Education.
Box 204 Folder 4
Employment-Unemployment Discrimination.
Box 204 Folder 5
Government and Poverty.
Box 204 Folder 6
Government and Poverty.
Box 204 Folder 7
Government and Poverty.
Box 204 Folder 8
Health.
Box 204 Folder 9
Indians.
Box 204 Folder 10
Insurance.
Box 204 Folder 11
Legal Aide - Needs.
Box 204 Folder 12
Legal Aide - Needs.
Box 204 Folder 13
Migrant Workers.
Box 204 Folder 14
Miscellaneous.
Box 204 Folder 15
Miscellaneous.
Box 204 Folder 16
Miscellaneous.
Box 204 Folder 17
Miscellaneous.
Box 204 Folder 18
Miscellaneous.
Box 204 Folder 19
Miscellaneous.
Box 204 Folder 20
Miscellaneous.
Box 204 Folder 21
Miscellaneous.
Box 204 Folder 22
Miscellaneous.
Box 204 Folder 23
Miscellaneous.
Box 204 Folder 24
Miscellaneous.
Box 204 Folder 25
Miscellaneous.
Box 204 Folder 26
Miscellaneous.
Box 204 Folder 27
Negative Income Tax.
Box 204 Folder 28
Negroes.
Box 204 Folder 29
Poverty Programs.
Box 204 Folder 30
Slums.
Box 204 Folder 31
Urban Renewal.
Box 204 Folder 32
Welfare - Social Services.
Box 204 Folder 33
Welfare - Social Services.
Box 204 Folder 34
Welfare - Social Services.