including: The Activist (1966); AFL-CIO American Federationist reprints re corporate profits and organizing; the Agrarian Work Project; U.S. Dept. of Agriculture economic reports No. 26 & 28; The American Student (1966); "A Just Family Income Policy " by Americans for Democratic Action; articles about Appalachia and its problems; articles about "Black Power"; "Bolivia: Another Vietnam? "; "The Nomination of Farris Bryant: Some Facts and Analysis "

including: Campus Progressive (1966 April 22); human rights in Chile (1977); "Toward the New City; " College Young Democratic Clubs of America by-laws, platform, and manual; Committee For World Development and World Disarmament "The Case for Development; " Community Foundation Memorandum #1; Connections Supplement ; article on Consumer Co-ops written for Radicals in the Professions" by Richard Rothstein; Conversion Report (1964); articles on cybernation by Dale Richard Caldwell and Robert Theobald

including: Democratic ACTION (1966 September); form letter inviting people to attend a conference for friends of the "democratic left"; "How to Expose & Fight the Democratic Party in Your Community by Lee Webb; Dimensions Discussion Journal of the W.E.B. Dubois Clubs (1966); "DOW All Over " by Bob Schwartz; Duke Employees Local 77; 49th Ward Committee for Independent Political Action (1966); "The Genesis of the Great Society" by William E. Leuchtenberg; GROW A New Movement in the White South by Robert Analavage; paper on "Free Public Higher Education"; The Iconoclast Our Purpose by Robert Dewart; "Building Lyndon Johnson " by David Welsh; J.O.I.N. (Jobs or Income Now) newsletters and article, "Interracial Economic Organizing in Philadelphia"

including: economic development in Kentucky; "The case of the Knoxville College Students; " Civil Disorders in Louisville, Kentucky; League For Industrial Democracy news bulletin (1966) and articles, "The Roots of the Dominican Crisis" by Theodore Draper (1965) and "On the Nature of Communism and Relations with Communists; "Libertarian (1968 May); LUCHA Christian Response to Military Repression in Latin America (1978-1979)

including: "Position Paper on the Native American and Chicano Questions; "New Individualist Review (1966); "Moscow Trials in New Orleans"; The New Republic (1966 April); New South (1966 Winter); Other Scenes (1967); Paredon Records catalog, etc.; Peace Corps National Advisory Council; Walking Tall A Brief Sketch of Penn School, Forerunner of Penn Community Services, Frogmore, South Carolina by Edith M. Dabbs; Poverty by Sargent Shriver

including: The Rap ; "Some Facts about Repression"; articles about schools, "Electronics & the Psychic Drop-Out" by Marshall McLuhan and "Schools and Segregation"; Socialist Party; the South in "From the First Reconstruction to the Second" by C. Vann Woodward; South Africa; the Southern Conference Educational Fund; "The Southern Mystique" by Howard Zinn; SSRP Newsletter (Southern Rural Research Project); Southern States Industrial Council "The Unionization of the South"; articles about students; "Urban Policy in the Rationalized Society" by Donald N. Michael; articles and material about the Vietnam War; Virginia Students' Civil Rights Committee; Watts Hospital Chapter of Local 77; Young Socialist article: The Attempt to Restore Stalin

including: "Contemptuous Hairdressers - Ceremonies of Humiliation in School" by Edgar Z. Friedenberg; "Medical Ghettos" by Anselm L. Strauss; "The U.A.W. settles with Ford - Sellout and Insurgency in the Auto Industry" by Jim Jacobs; "Corporate Imperialism for the Poor" by Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven; "The Great Flint Sit-Down Strike Against G.M. 1936-1937" by Walter Linder; "Socialist Man and the Chinese Revolution The Basis of the Cultural Revolution" by Donald McKelvey; "Wildcat: Anatomy of a Work Stoppage" by Steve Fox; "Power in American Society" by Jim Jacobs; "A Seminar On Radicalism in American History" by Ken Walzer and Dennis Gregg; "Black Liberation" by Earl Ofari; "The Contradiction of Advanced Capitalist Society and its Resolution" by Martin Nicolaus; "In a Crisis The Center Falls Out: The Role of the Faculty in The Columbia Strike" by Dick Greeman; and "Democracy and the University" by Richard K. Pope

concerning: civil rights, racism, the Vietnam War, high school reform, the decay of cities, educational issues, student power movements, radicalism, Latin America, student social action, DOW Chemical Corporation, the new left, the draft, the Selective Service System, American imperialism, Nashville power structure, nonviolence, the Democratic Party, labor in the South, women's liberation, "poor whites," and revolution

concerning: the Columbia University rebellion, introduction to the SDS, perspective of U.S. history, Cuba, imperialism, Huey Newton, cultural revolution in China, U.S. foreign relations, high school reform, students and labor, leadership, the War on Poverty, Dixiecrats, Appalachia, the Vietnam War, bibliographies, community organizing, poverty, eastern Kentucky, working class, the Brazil coup, civil rights, the South, Barry Goldwater, strikes, economic development, and the freedom movement in Massachusetts

including an organizing manual, U.S. colonialism in Canada, power structures, education & political values, social change and the international system, developing countries, U.S. relations with China, and ideology and revolution