Title: Arthur White Collection

Predominant Dates:1960s-1980s

ID: MS/105

Creator: Arthur White, 1923-2001

Extent: 28.0 Linear Feet

Date Acquired: 12/31/2009. More info below under Accruals.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The Arthur White Collection includes general memorabilia from Mr. White’s long career with TIME Magazine. The topics and subject matters are varied. This collection provides a wide range of artifacts, including, but not limited to: correspondence, newspaper articles, pamphlets, passports, birth certificates, brochures, and personal and work-related keepsakes. Most of the artifacts were in good to decent condition, few were in fair condition. A large amount of the content in this collection is in the original format.

Administrative Information

Accruals: The 25 boxes, 28 linear feet, came to us in batches. The first batch was a bunch of boxes that had been poorly stored. Plastic bins were also sent over with publications and papers in better condition. Also, we have been given scanned images and documents from the Lowndes County Historical Society from the Louie Peeples Collection that relate to the White Collection. We acquired the collection over the course of a year.

Acquisition Source: Lowndes County Historical Society

Acquisition Method: The Arthur White collection is a subset of the Louie Peeples White papers which she left to the Lowndes County Historical Society (LCHS). Because of the international nature of this collection, they have donated it to the VSU Archives where they expect it will be able to be used with classes and other patrons not naturally drawn to LCHS.

Appraisal Information: This is a valuable collection because White was an international correspondent for Time magazine during the late 1950's thru the 1980's. Issues of the times from Johnson's poverty programs to Watergate to the birth of Punk Rock are covered in these ms. There are photographs, copies of Time magazine, interview notes, drafts of stories, edits of stories, and final published versions. There are also personal papers and information about travel. This collection should be of use to students and researchers in journalism, political science, history and international affairs.The condition of the papers is fair, and bad in some cases.

Preferred Citation: Arthur White Collection. Courtesy of Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections, Odum Library.

Box and Folder Listing

Box 1: Personal and Career, 1940s-1980s

Folder 1: Personal Military Information, 1940s-1950s: White's discharge papers, Army Editor's manual, personal ID cards, press passes, early Stars and Stripes articles. The S&S for Wednesday, April 9, 1947 has Art and Louie Peeple's White's wedding announcement. Mentioned on a postcard is William B. Cruise, he was the director of the Mostyn Club in London, which was an American Red Cross "home away from home" for service men. The Club opened int he former Mostyn Hotel in Portman Square in 1942.
Folder 2: Stars and Stripes , 1964-1975: Contains one issue of Stars and Stripes along with post-War letters to those who served as journalists.
Folder 3: Early Career, 1950-1961: Contains: calling cards, TIME Magazine retirement key, early articles by White. Also, press passes and assorted news stories. Correspondence with American and Candanian offices. Letter about White's father.
Folder 4: Early Career, 1940s, 1974: Some photos from White's early career, including one with a story about an air raid on Bristol, England. Also inlcuded is the newspaper fromthe morning after the Bristol air raid. Also included are misc., clippings that were included with the photos.
Folder 5: Membership Cards and Information - Press Related, 1976-1986: White's membership cards and membership information to the National Historical Society, the Newspaper Guild, the London Press Club, TIME-LIFE Alumni Society, etc.
Folder 6: Misc. Personal Photos, 1940s-1980s: Various photos - White's Press Pass, passport photos (including his wife Louie's passport photo), family photo, wedding photo, and a photo from the London bureau luncheon.
Folder 7: Personal Photographs, early 1960s: File contains six photographs of Arthur White.
Folder 8: Later Career, 1970s-1980s: Documents that provide a timeline for White's later career. Includes a congratulations for his 30-year anniversary with TIME (and thus, providing his hire date).
Folder 9: Personal Correspondence and Memos, 1961-1967: This folder primarily contains items which deal with White's daily life, including bills for car rentals and personal letters to and from members of the family.
Folder 10: Letters of Congratulations and Apology, 1961-1964: Folder contains laudatory letters writtent o White. Many focus on the quality of his reporting and writing. Others criticize his stories or express regret for missed meetings/social gatherings.
Folder 11: Financial and Business Correspondence, 1961-1966: Includes files on White's business and personal expenses.
Folder 12: Speeding Ticket: Speeding ticket White recieved.
Folder 13: White House Letter, unknown (1966?): Letter from White to a TIME editor (maybe) about why he did not accept President Johnson's offer to become deputy press secretary.
Folder 14: The Washington Star articles written by White, 1979-1981: Articles written by White that were printed on the front page of The Washington Star (newspaper).
Folder 15: Articles and notes written by White, 1970s: Articles and notes written by White.
Folder 16: TIME Expansion, 1966-1968: This folder contains stories about TIME-LIFE's growing corporation. Includes a 1966 copy of TIME Inc.: 1966 The Year in Review. Also a copy of the annual stockholder's report for 1966. Also includes information about Henry Luce III becoming editor of Fortune Magazine.
Folder 17: TIME Magazine - Watergate, 1967-1989: Includes 3 magazines, 2 Newsweeks, and 1 Harper's. One issue of Newsweek is an overview of the 10 year anniversary of the Watergate scandal. The other feature non-related issues about TIME-LIFE, Inc., both pertaining to the power struggle over the corporation.
Folder 18: A Laughing Place: Rough draft of an article. The story relates to Valdosta.
Folder 19: Henry Luce, 1967: A collection of articles about the death of Henry Luce. The articles come from: Newweek, Life, The Saturday Evening Post, and TIME. There is also a book contianing remembrances of some of Luce's colleagues at TIME.
Folder 20: Canada - correspondence with Susan How, 1969: Folder contains the correspondence between White and an Ottowa bureau colleague's daughter, Susan How. Letters discuss How's intent to move to the United States from Montreal, Canada. White provides a condensed narrative of urban life in his return letters.
Folder 21: Background material on Canada and Canadian/US relations, July 1958: Papers describing background material on Eisenhower's visit to Canada.
Folder 22: Misc. Notes and Memos, 1972-1977: Misc. items, mostly memos and notes between White and his co-workers.
Folder 23: Southern Special (1/6), 1976: Drafts and notes about the Richmond, VA Museum of the Confederacy and a draft about "Southern Spirit," which includes mention of Valdosta.
Folder 24: Southern Special (2/6), 1976: Drafts for the 1976 TIME Southern Special, specifically about Southern food (history and recipes).
Folder 25: Southern Special (3/6), 1976: Drafts and notes related to an article on Southern humor and Southern language. "Love of Language" and "Sounds of the South"
Folder 26: Southern Special (4/6), 1976: The Southern Special was published shortly before Jimmy Carter was elected President in 1976. White was a main contributor to the issue. His wife, Louie Peeples White was originally from Valdosta, so she aided his contributions to TIME.
Folder 27: Southern Special (5/6), 1976: An article about Southerners' habits and mannerisms regarding entertainment and relaxation. This article was published on page 32-39 of the TIME special issue dated September 27, 1976.
Folder 28: Southern Special (6/6), 1976: An article about Southerners' habits and mannerisms regarding entertainment and relaxation. This article was published on page 32-39 of the TIME special issue dated September 27, 1976.
Folder 29: Retirement Proceedings, 1984-1985: Collection of letters concerning White's retirement; along with the difficulty of moving his furniture overseas. There is also a Christmas card from his wife, as weel as an article on the vice president of DeLorean Motor Company.
Folder 30: Arthur White: Correspondence on Retirement, 1983-1985: This folder contains correspondence leading up to and regarding Arthur White's retirement from TIME magazine in 1985. The contents range in date from 1983 to 1985. The letters revolve around White's relectance to leave TIME as a correspondent to stay on as a consultant, as well as his full retirement.

Box 2: TIME Magazine, 1960s-1980s

Folder 1: Participants in the European News Tour arranged by TIME (1/11), 1963: Bound folder. Information (personal and business) about the men participating in the TIME tour. Including: John Leland Atwood, J. Paul Austin, Eugene N. Beesley, James H. Binger, Edgar M. Bronfman, Chuncey W. "Tex" Cook, Morgan J. Cramer, Russell DeYoung, George Keith Funston, John D. Harper, James P. Lewis, Norman B. Obbard, Robert "Bob" Schantz Oleman, Rudolph A. Peterson, Henry B. Roberts, Willard F. Rockwell, John Edward Sawyer, Leo H. Schoenhofen, Walter Heber Wheeler Jr., Albert L. Williams, Kendrick "Dick" R. Wilson Jr., Berhard M. Auer, Andrew Heiskell, James A. Linen III, Richard M. Clurman, David D. Ryus, Robert C. Gordon, Lawrence E. Laybourne, Robert T. Elson, Israel Shenker, James A. Bell, Curtis W. Prendergast, Jason D. McManus, John Philip Sousa III, Robert Sweeney, William R. Butler Jr., Arthuro Kuenzie, Robert Lackenback, and Elizabeth Noll.
Folder 2: Material related to the 1963 TIME-sponsered businessman's tour of Europe (2/11), 1963: Infomation concerning Soviet-American relatons via the businessmen's tour.
Folder 3: TIME Special News Summary (3/11), November 4-11, 1963: Daily News "Bugles" during the November 1963, TIME-sponsered news tour. Information includes national and international news, weather, and sports scores.
Folder 4: TIME telex reports (4/11), November 4-11, 1963: Daily telex reports during the November 1963, TIME-sponsered news tour. Information includes national and international news, weather, and sports scores.
Folder 5: Material regarding the 1965 Asia News Tour, sponsered by TIME (5/11), 1965: Included is an itinerary of the trip and a report about the men (and their businesses) participating on the tour.
Folder 6: Telex regarding the Asia News Tour (6/11), Feb. 1-5, 1965: Telex regarding world news and the Asia News Tour.
Folder 7: TIME Special News Summary (7/11), February 2-10, 1965: Daily TIME special news summary during the February 1965, TIME-sponsered news tour. Information includes national and international news, weather, and sports scores.
Folder 8: Telex regarding the Asia News Tour (8/11), February 6-11, 1965: Telex regarding world news and the Asia News Tour.
Folder 9: Telex regarding the Asia News Tour (9/11), February 12-13, 1965: Telex regarding world news and the Asia News Tour.
Folder 10: TIME's News Tour of Eastern Europe (10/11), October 20 - November 2, 1966: The itinerary/name list of the 1966 Eastern European tour. Also included are the telex reports and correspondence form the tour. The name list includes: Lawrence E. Laybourne, Jim Pitt, Bernhard M. Auer, John Leland Atwood, Eugene Nevin Beesley, James H. Binger, William Blackie, Edgar M. Bronfman, Joseph Freerick Cullman, Russell DeYoung, A.P. Fontaine, Henry Ford III, George Keith Funston, Gordon Grand, John D. Harper, Alexander Heard, Robert S. Ingersoll, John Langeloth Loeb, George A. Murphy, Robert Schantz Oelman, Frank Pace Jr., S. Warner Pach, Henry R. Roberts, Willard F. Rockwell Jr., William Verity, Leslie H. Warner, Rawleigh Warner Jr., Kendrick R. Wilson Jr., Witney Moore Young Jr., James A Linen, Andrew Heiskell, Henry R. Luce, Hedley W. Donovan, Frederic T. Kirkham Jr., Otto Fuerbringer, Champ Clark, Robert C. Gordon, Jerome S. Hardy, James R. Shepley, Louis L. Banks, Charles R. Bear, Richard M. Clurman, William Rademaekers, Robert Ball, Peter Forbath, Herman Nickel, Curtis Prendergast, James Bell.
Folder 11: TIME telex reports, October 23-31, 1966: Telex reports from the TIME-sponsered Eastern European Tour. Telex is labeled 1-9.
Folder 12: TIME, Inc. Memos, 1981-1984: Company memos about policy and profit sharing. Also included is a compnay directory.
Folder 13: Misc. Handbooks, Guides, Etc.: TIME, Inc. handbooks and guides.
Folder 14: The Times: Past, Present, Future, 1985: The 200th year commemorative edition of The Times (of London).
Folder 15: TIME, Inc. memos and letters, 1975-1985: Memos and letters from TIME, Inc. Some are personal. These provide a good timeline for this portion of White's career.
Folder 16: TIME Stationary and Envelopes: TIME stationary.
Folder 17: Bonnie Angelo, 1979-1984: Bonnie Angelo was the bureau chief for the London office. It seems that she and White may not have had the best working relationship. He kept clippings about her, letters he wrote to her and about her.
Folder 18: Mary Cronin and Frank Melville, 1981-1984: Cronin and Melville were White's coworkers in London.
Folder 19: Reporting and Research Manual, 1984: The 1984 Reporting and Research Manual.
Folder 20: Directory of Members, 1988-1993: Four member directories for TIME-LIFE Alumni Society (1988, 1989, 1990, 1993).
Folder 21: F.Y.I. TIME, Inc. (1/3), 1957-1969: Twenty-one FYI newsletters for TIME, Inc. correspondants.
Folder 22: F.Y.I. TIME, Inc. (2/3), 1971-1974: Thirteen FYI newsletters for TIME, Inc. correspondants.
Folder 23: F.Y.I. TIME, Inc. (3/3), 1980-1994: Eight FYI newsletters for TIME, Inc. correspondants.
Folder 24: Article Assignments: Assignment lists of the articles White had to write.
Folder 25: History of TIME, Inc., 1958-1960: Two books about the history of TIME, Inc. and Canadian highlights on TIME Magazine.
Folder 26: TIME News Service Messages, undated: TIME New Service Messages.
Folder 27: Miscellaneous Memos, 1970-1976: Miscellaneous off memos for 1970, 1972, and 1976.
Folder 28: Editorial Query Sheet
Folder 29: Memos and Notes, 1960-1961: Folder contains memos regarding official TIME business from throughout 1960-1961. Most asign or update stories. Other items include press releases from various organizations and the United Nations.
Folder 30: TIME Memos, April-May, 1961: Contains TIME Magazine memos concentrating on the Carribean, Latin America, and South America. Particular attention is paid to Cuba, Brazil, and Panama. Some overseas stories included.
Folder 31: TIME Memos, June-July, 1961: Folder contains TIME memos from June 1 to July 14, 1961. Economic and foreign policy issues dominating the Kennedy administration are covered.
Folder 32: TIME Memos, June-July, 1961: Folder is made up of TIME memos regarding major and minor domestic and foreign news. Much of the folder is devoted to the Kennedy administration's domestic and foreign policy, and the challenges encountered by those policies.
Folder 33: TIME Magazine: Folder contains TIME Magazine assignments and office memos. Newspaper articles detail the public's view of TIME, including editorial changes.
Folder 34: TIME Memos and Articles, 1962-1968: Contains TIME Magazine memos and articles that explore editorial aspects of the magazine.
Folder 35: TIME Correspondants Salaries and Inter-Office Controversey, 1970s: Telex and handwritten letters pertaining to office controversey during the 1970s.
Folder 36: Henry Grunwald Speech to the Century Club, 1974: Henry Grunwald's speech to the Century Club and a wikipedia article about Grunwald.

Box 3: Great Britain

Folder 1: Eyam - Misc., 1981: Contains telex and handwritten notes regardign the town of Eyam in Derbyshire, England. The story follows the 1665 Bubonic Plague outbreak that killed most of the town's citizens.
Folder 2: Eyam - Guidebooks, 1980: Contains guidebooks and pamphlets to the town of Eyam in Derbyshire, England.
Folder 3: The Church of St. Lawrence, Eyam, Derbyshire: Contains a large drawing of the Parish Church at Eyam.
Folder 4: Telex - Eyam, 1981: Contains drafts and correspondence about the town of Eyam and how the people quarantined themselves in the 1600s to prevent the spread of Bubonic Plague.
Folder 5: IRA: File includes a book about Ulster with a focus on political issues. Several news clippings concerning the IRA and Sinn Fein are also included.
Folder 6: IRA Bombings - Telex: Cotains drafts and correspondence regarding the bombing of the Blues and Royals (Royal Horse Guard and 1st Dragoons, a part of the Household Cavalry).
Folder 7: IRA Bombings - Printed Magazine Article: Contains magazien articleso n the rash of IRA bombings targeting conservative politicians in the erly 1980s. Details on other bomingsin London, suchas the Herrod's blast and Hyde park blast, are included.
Folder 8: Clippings about Bombs: Ater WWII, undetonated bombs and landmines remained buried in Great Britain. Overtime, these bombs were discovered and written about in local papers.
Folder 9: Reuters WWII Bombs: Contains eyewitness accounts of the Fleet Street, London bombing that closed Reuters news service on April 17, 1941.
Folder 10: UXB: Contains information about bombings in England.
Folder 11: UXB: Contains newpaper articles about World War II in Great Britain. Danger UXB was a televsion series about a bomb hunting squad.
Folder 12: British Spies, 1983-84: Contains newsclippings about British espionage and MI-5 and MI-6
Folder 13: British Spies - Telex, 1981: Contains drafts, correspondence, and information regarding alleged British spies.
Folder 14: British Spies - Prior, Howe, and White, 1984: Contains newsclippings about British espionage with James Prior, Geoffery Howe, and Peter Wright.
Folder 15: British Spies - Telex, 1979: Contains drafts and correspondence about the Anthony Blunt Scandal
Folder 16: British Spies - Vetting, 1982: Articles about previous vetting practice that did not uncover future scandals and what was being done to produce a stricter vetting process.
Folder 17: British Spies - Misc., 1982: Contains articles about the 1982 British spy scandals. These articles also include misc. articles about international spies in America and France. Also included is Parliament's reaction to spying.
Folder 18: British Spies - Trestrail Scandal, 1982: Following the 1982 Spy Scandals, The Queen's chief security officer , Commander Michael Trestrail, was discoverd to be homosexual. The articles included detail the scandal which followed.
Folder 19: British Spies - Geoffery Prime, 1982: Contaisn articles about George Prine who spied on behalf of the KGB for fourteen years while working in British GCHQ. He was also a child molestor which precipitated additional scandal.
Folder 20: British Spies - About Spying, 1981
Folder 21: British Spies - Political Cartoons, 1981: Contains political cartoons relevant to he 1981 Spy Scandal.
Folder 22: British Spies - Anthony Blunt, 1981: Anthony Blunt was the Queen's Surveyor of Pictures until he was discovered as a spy during and shortly after WWI. His membership in The Societ, a communist club at Cambridge brought to light other spies that he recruited for Russia.
Folder 23: British Spies - Leo Long, 1981: Leo Long was one of Anthony Long's spy recruits from Cambridge. He confessed to spying in 1964 and was never prosecuted. After the Blunt spy scandal, Long went public with his confession. An interview transcription is included.
Folder 24: British Spies - Phlip Leslie Aldridge, 1983: Contains articles about Lance Corporal Philip Leslie Aldridge's sentence to four year jail for attempting to pass classified documents to the Russian embassy.
Folder 25: British Spies - Hamilton and Ritchie, 1982: Articles about two spy trials which opened the same week in Great Britain. The alleged spies were Professor Hugh Hamilton and Ramona Richie, a British diplomat who passed classified information to her Egyption lover.
Folder 26: British Spies - Double Agent and Mules, 1983: Contains TIME, Inc. correspondence pertaining to the British spy scandals of the early 1980s. A large amount of information is relevant to other folders, particularly folders 23-37.
Folder 27: British Spying - Micahel Straight and Louis Dolivet, 1983: Contains article regarding American Michael Straigh's involvement with the discovery of Anthony Blunt and Leo Long's espionage. Several included articles were written by Straigh himself. Louis Dolvet was Micahel Straight's brother-in-law.
Folder 28: British Spies - Donald Maclean, 1983: Contains newspaper clippings about former turn-coat spy Donald Maclean, who fled Britain for Russia.
Folder 29: British Spies - Russian Spies in Great Britain, 1982: Contains newspaper clippings about Russian espionage agents living and working in Great Britain.
Folder 30: British Spies - General Information and Opinion, 1982-83: Contains British and International opinion about the Spy Scandals of the early 1980s. Included are clippings about specific spies and spies as a general group.
Folder 31: Telex - Greenham Protests, 1983: Contains drafts and correspondence about the Greenham Women's Peace Movement which protested the storage of American nuclear warheads in Greenham, England.
Folder 32: Greenham, 1984: Cotnains articles and clippings about the Greenham Common Women who protested for over two years about US nuclear-tipped cruise missiles in Great Britain.
Folder 33: Greenham, 1983: Contains articles and clippings about the protest of the Grrenham Common Women who spent more than two years camping outside RAF Greenham.
Folder 34: "Yorkshire Ripper" - Telex and Poster, 1978-80: Cotnains telex reports regardinf the "Yorkshire Ripper" murders of the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Folder 35: "Yorkshire Ripper" - Notes and Photocopies, 1980s: Contains notes and photocopied articles related to the Yorkshire Ripper murders of the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Folder 36: "Yorkshire Ripper" - News Clippings, 1977-79: Contains articles regarding the Yorkshire Ripper and his victims.
Folder 37: "Yorkshire Ripper" - Telex, 1981: Contains drafts, correspondence, and information related to the Yorkshire Ripper murders and the trial of Peter Sucliffe who was accused of the murders.

Box 4: Great Britain

Folder 1: Misc Articles, Late 1970s-1980s

Various clippings, also included is a reparint of the Gettysburg Address (Dated March 30, 1976).

Folder 2: Miscellaneous Articles, 1983-1984

Several articles from English papers about economy, politics, royalty, crime, education, crime, and public wroks. For the most part the articles aren't related.

Folder 3: Miscellaneous Articles, 1983-1985

Articles spanning from 1983-1985. They cover Margaret Thatcher and several others. Also several articles are about soccer hooligans.

Folder 4: Telex-1982-Misc, 1982

Miscellaneous correspondence and short drafts from May to July of 1982.

Folder 5: Telex-1983-Misc, 1983

Miscellaneous drafts and correspondence from February to October of 1983.

Folder 6: Telex-1984-"The Sinner", 1984

Drafts and correspondence about James Nelson who, after kililng his mother and serving 9 years in prison, was trying to pursue a career as a minister. Clippings are in good condition.

Folder 7: US-UK Relations: Cultural, 1981-1984

Contains articls detailing the differences between Britain, Europe, and the US. Differences range from class to politics to publich issues like insurance and crime. Both positive and negative impacts of Americanization are explained.

Folder 8: US-UK Relations: Foreign Policy, 1981-1983

Contains articles and memos discussing the increasingly tenuous "Special Relationship" between Britian and the United States. Britain's Falkland Islands campaign and US intervention (and cruise/atomic missles in Britain) prove major points of contention.

Folder 9: US-UK Relations: Media, 1981-1984

Contains articles detailing the impact of US media in Britain. In particular, soap operas and sit-coms are criticized and praised.

Folder 10: US-UK Relations: Sports, 1981-1984

Contains newspaper articles detailing US athletics in the UK. The entrance of US football and criticism of the violence in the game is covered also covered are the antics of American tennis athletes like John McEnroe at the British Open.

Folder 11: US - UK Relations: American London, 1982-1983

Contains material pertinent to American tourism in London. A travel guide and travel magazine both offer important advice on distinctions for Americans.

Folder 12: Telex-1979-Channel Flight, 1979

Drafts and correspondence about the first human-powered flight across the English Channel.

Folder 13: Telex-1979-1980-Thames Barrier, 1979-1980

Drafts and correspondence and information about possible flooding in down town London.

Folder 14: Evening Post -- 50th Anniversary Edition, 1982

The 50th anniversary edition of the Bristol Evening Post, a paper Arthur White worked on before he worked for TIME

Folder 15: MI-5 Clippings, 1983

Several articles about spy phenomena occuring in England.

Folder 16: Grenada Clippings, October 1983

Articles about the exclusion of journalist from Granada during the American invasion.

Folder 17: Canvey Island, 1978-1979

Articles about the Texaco oil storage tanks on Canvey Island and the saftey concern of the island's 33,000 residents.

Folder 18: Articles on moles and leaks, 1983-1984

Assorted newpaper articles about moles and leaking of information across the world. France, England, Australiza, and the US all had issues with moles within the government, especially Sarah Tisdale, who sold information on cruise missles to the British paper The Guardian.

Folder 19: Telex-1983-"Biggest Heist", 1983

Drafts and correspondence about theEaster Weekend robbery of the Security Express, a treasury for used bank notes (money).

Folder 20: Falkland War--Misc Clippings and Documents, 1982

Contains miscellaneous news clippings about the Falkland War, some supporting documents and paperwork.

Folder 21: Falkland Wark--Newsclippings, 1983, 1983

Contains newsclippings from various British newspapers about the Falkland War, 1983.

Folder 22: Telex--1982--Falkland War, June 19-July 9, 1982

Drafts and correspondence about the political "fallout" of the Falkland War.

Folder 23: Telex--1982--Falkland War, May 1- June 9, 1982

Information (drafts and correspondence) regarding the Falkland War, particularly in regards to the British Press.

Folder 24: Telex--1982--Falkland War, April 10-12, 1982

Drafts and correspondence about the Falkland War.

Folder 25: Telex--1982--Falkland War, April 5-9, 1982

Drafts and correspondence about the events surrounding the Falkland War; includes a brief history of the British Royal Navy.

Folder 26: Falkland War--Newsclippings, 1982, 1982

Newsclippings from barious British newspapers about the Falkland War, all dated 1982.

Folder 27: Falkland War--Government Statements, 1982-1983

Press releases and government statements (official and unofficial) from the British government during the Falkland War. Some supporting documents (notes, photographs, articles) are also included.

Folder 28: Falkland War--Publications, 1982-1983

1. Booklet - The Falkland Islands: The Facts, produced by the central office of information for the Foriegn and Commonwealth Office (United Kingdom), 1982.

2. Book - Gotcha! The Media, the Government and the Falkland Crisis by Robert Harris, 1983.

3. Booklet - The Falklands Story by John Beattie, 1982.

Folder 29: Falkland War-- SAS and SBS, 1982

Newsclippings about the Special Air Squadron (SAS) and Special Boat Squadron (SBS). Also, Telex of Arthur White's draft about British Marines.

Folder 30: Falkland War--Domino Theory, April 1982

Newsclippings about how the Falkland War was effecting other aspects of British life.

Folder 31: Falkland War--Kidnapped Journalists, May 1982

Newspaper clippings about the kidnapping of 3 British men in Argentina during the Falkland War.

Folder 32: Flakland War--Ian McDonald, May 1982

Newspaper clippings about Minister of Defense spokesperson, Ian McDonald, who gained public attention after appearing on television to describe the Falkland War statistics.

Folder 33: Falkland War, 1981-1982

Telex material related to Arthur White's coverage of the events leading up to and the Falkland War.

Folder 34: Falkland War--The TIMES, April 1982

3 partial newspapers: April 3, 10, 11, 1982. April 10th and 11th are photocopies.

Folder 35: Falkland War--BBC, May 1982

Newsclippings about a controversial episode of BBC's "Panorama." The program displayed unwanted negativity on the British government during the Falkland War.

Folder 36: Falkland Articles, 1982

Newsclippings about Falkland War.

Folder 37: Falkland War--Press/Media, 1982

Newsclippings and some documents (hand-written notes) about the controversy within the press and media about the Falkland War.

Box 5: Great Britain

Folder 1: British Journalism-Fleet Street (1/13), 1982, 1986: Magazine= "100 years of Fleet Street, as seen through the eyes of the Press Club". Published by The Press Club of London
Folder 2: British Journalism-Fleet Street (2/13), 1982: Newspaper clippings about "Fleet Street" newspapers. (Fleet Street is the street in London where all the major newspaper offices are located.)
Folder 3: British Journalism- Trade Unions (3/13, 1980: Newspaper clippings about labor disputes and strikes at the Times of London
Folder 4: British Journalism- Time Out (4/13), 1978: Information about the ten year anniversary of Time Out, an "underground" London publication
Folder 5: British Journalism- MAC Cartoon (5/13), February, 1980: Newspaper clippings about a controversial political cartoon printed in the Daily Mail.
Folder 6: British Journalism- Granada Television (6/13), 1980: Newspaper clippings about Granad Television's suit to disclose information.
Folder 7: British Journalism- William Hickey (7/13), 1970s-1980s: Newspapers from Britain written by William Hickey
Folder 8: British Journalism- Nigel Dempster (8/13), 1980: Newspaper clippings from British newspapers written by Nigel Dempster
Folder 9: British Journalism- Freedom of the Press (9/13), 1980: Newspaper clippings about freedom of press
Folder 10: British Journalism- Libel (10/13), 1970s-1980s: Newspaper clippings and magazine articles about libel in Britain.
Folder 11: British Journalism- Decline of the Weeklies (11/13), 1978: British newspaper clippings about the decline of weekly magazines
Folder 12: British Journalsim- The International Herald Tribune (12/13), 1980: Newspaper clippings from The International Herald Tribune
Folder 13: British Journalism- Miscellaneous (13/13), 1978, 1980: Miscellaneous newspaper clippings
Folder 14: British Spies- Bettany Espionage Trial (1/15), 1983, 1984: Newspaper clippings on Bettany espionage trial
Folder 15: British Spies- Jennifer Hart (2/15), 1983: Newspaper clippings about British espionage and Jennifer Hart.
Folder 16: British Spies- Sarah Tisdall (3/15), 1984: British Newspaper clippings about espionage and Sarah Tisdall
Folder 17: British Spies- Skinner (4/15), 1983, 1984: Newspaper clippings about British espionage and Skinner
Folder 18: British Spies- Lie Detectors (5/15), 1983: Newspaper clippings abiout British espionage and lie detectors
Folder 19: British Spies- Bill Graham (6/15), 1983: Newspaper clippings about British espionage and Bill Graham
Folder 20: British Spies- MI-5 Novel (7/15), 1982, 1983: Newspaper clippings about a MI-5 novel and a recent spy scandal
Folder 21: British Spies- Cheltenham Leak (8/15), 1982: Newspaper clippings about British espionage and the Cheltenham leak
Folder 22: British Spies- Robin Gordon Walker (9/15), 1982: Newspaper clippings about British espionage and Robin Gordon Walker
Folder 23: British Spies- France (10/15), 1983: Newspaper clippings about British and French espionage.
Folder 24: British Spies- Freemasons (11/15), 1984: Newspaper clippings on British espionage and the Order of the Freemasons.
Folder 25: British Spies- KGB (12/15), 1983, 1984: Newspaper clippings about British espionage and the KGB, Russia's intelligence branch.
Folder 26: British Spies- Russia (13/15), 1982, 1983: Newspaper clippings on British espionage and Russia
Folder 27: British Spies- GCHQ Labor Unions (14/15), 1984: Newspaper clippings about British espionage and the GCHQ labor unions
Folder 28: British Spies- Labour Party Politics (15/15), 1983: Newspaper clippings about the British espionage and the politics of the Labour Party
Folder 29: Britain, 1948-1950: Newspaper clippings and telex discussing happenings in Britain during this time
Folder 30: Tribes of Britain, Oct.-Dec. 1982: Folder includes article drafts, information, and a Time issue about the "tribes" of young Britons
Folder 31: Kingscote Excavations, 1979: Information about the excavations of a Roman city (King Chester's City) in Stroud, Gloucestershire. Information includes a report of the 1975-1978 excavations at the site.
Folder 32: London Stories, Jan. 10, 1983-Sept. 22, 1983: Assorted stories written by Arthur White out of London
Folder 33: Information About the History of England, 1975-1984: Several articles and miscellaneous stories about the history and people of England.
Folder 34: British Articles, 1985-1987: Several different articles ranging in tipics from Anti-American articles, British tax plans, British Labour strikes, and several articles from American newspapers about new tax brackets and economic developments.
Folder 35: Telex-1983- "British Box", 1983: Drafts and correspondence about libel in the English Common Law, and how it affected the press in the twentieth century.
Folder 36: Britain (2), 1970, 1980-1984: Folder includes several Time issues and some related correspondence; includes company memos
Folder 37: British Guidebooks, N/A: Folder includes several guidebooks, particularly around York; paper and news clipping about Sutton Hoo; small book abouit Charles and Diana's wedding
Folder 38: Telex- 1980- London Embassy, 1980: Drafts, corrospondence, and information about Iranian terrorism at the Iranian Embassy in London and the social and political aftermath; including Arab discrimination by Londoners.
Folder 39: Telex- Anthrax Island, 1981: Telex copies about Anthrax Island
Folder 40: Anthrax, 1981: Information about "Anthrax Island" and a terrorist group known as "Dark Harvest" that took infected soil samples and spread them across Great Britain in an effort to raise awarness of governmental biological warfare.

Box 6: People, 1963-1984

Folder 1: Teddy DeVita (1/2), March - April 1976

Articles and memos pertaining to a story White wrote on Teddy DeVita, a 13 year old boy with aplastic anemia. Due to his condidtion Teddy lived in an 'air flow' room at the NCI. His father was a renowned cancer specialist.

Folder 2: Teddy DeVita (2/2), March - April 1976

Handwritten notes & telex on Teddy DeVita.

Folder 3: Edition of the Time Magazine article about Karl Hess, May 19, 1975

White wrote the article "The Enterprising Border Jumpers" (pg. 14-15) and the book review "Means and Extremes" (pg. 78). The drafts for the book review are included in this folder.

Folder 4: Geraldine Ferraro, 1984

Articles relating to the 1984 Vice -Presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro, who ran as a Democrat with Walter Mondale.

Folder 5: Nott Walk Out, October 1982

John Nott walked out of a televised interview because the commentator, Sir Robin Day, asked questions he felt were too unfair and personal.

Folder 6: Alexander Haig, 1981

Alexander Haig was Ronald Reagan's Secretary of State and an important player in American foreign policy of the early 1980's.

Folder 7: Parkinson Affair (1/5), October 6-8, 1983

Cecil Parkinson, Margaret thatcher's Secretary of State for Trade & Industry, was exposed by the British press for have cheated on his wife with his much younger secretary, who he promised to marry after she announced she was pregnant.

Folder 8: Parkinson Affair (2/5), October 9, 1983

Cecil Parkinson, a member of Margaret Thatcher's cabinet was exposed by the British Press for keeping a secret mistress. The scandal involved Sara keays, who was pregnant with Parkinson's child.

Folder 9: Parkinson Affair (3/5), October 10-14, 1983

Cecil Parkinson, a member of Margaret Thatcher's cabinet, was exposed by the British Press for keeping a secret mistress. The scandal involved Sara Keays, who was pregnant with Parkinson's child.

Folder 10: Parkinson Affair (4/5), October 15, 1983

Cecil Parkinson, Margaret Thatcher's secretary of State for Trade & Industry, was exposed by the British Press for having cheated on his wife with his secretary. His secretary, Sara Keays, told the press that Parkinson had proposed to her twice after she told him she was pregnant.

Folder 11: Parkinson Affair (5/5), October 16-22, 1983

Cecil Parkinson, a member of Margaret Thatcher's cabinet, was exposed by the British Press for keeping a secret mistress named Sara Keays, who was pregnant when the scandal was exposed.

Folder 12: Edwina Mountbatten, October 1983

Articles about Edwina Mountbatten, a British socialite during the 1920's.

Folder 13: Hoyle (1/5), 1968-1980

Telex drafts about astronomer/mathmatican/scientist Sir Fred Hoyle and his theories about space.

Folder 14: Hoyle (2/5), 1981

Telex drafts about astronomer/mathmatican/scientist Sir Fred Hoyle and his theories about space.

Folder 15: Hoyle (3/5), 1982

Telex drafts about astronomer/mathmetician/ scientist Sir Fred Hoyle and his theories about Space, Religion and Evolution, also included is an article about Hoyle from Discover magazine.

Names: Hoyle, Fred; Wichriamasingne, Chandra; White, Arthur

Folder 16: Hoyle (4/5), 1983

Telex and article about Sir Fred Hoyle's theories on the creation of the universe.

Names: Hoyle, Fred; Hoyle, Barbara; White, Arthur

Folder 17: Hoyle (5/5), 1984

articles about scientist/philosopher Sir Fred Hoyle

Names: Hoyle, Fred; White, Arthur

Folder 18: Woodward-Handwritten Notes, 1970

Arthur White's notes relating to his coverage of the Nixon scandals.

Names: Woodward, Bob; Nixon, Richard M.; White, Arthur.

Folder 19: Woodward- Handwritten Notes (2/8)

Arthur White's notes relating to his coverage of the Nixon scandals.

Names: Woodward, Bob; Nixon, Richard; White, Arthur

Folder 20: Test Tube Baby, July 13-20 1978, 1979

Telex (drafts and communication, etc.) about the pregnancy of Lesley Brown, the first woman to give birth to a baby conceived through invitro fertilization. Her doctors were steptoe and Edwards.

Names: Brown, Lesley; Brown, John; Steptoe, Patrick; Edwards, Robert; Brown, Louise

Folder 21: Test Tube Baby, July 21- Nov 4 1978

Telex drafts, communication, etc. about he conception and birth of Louise Brown, the first person born after being conceived through invitro fertilization. Also 2 TIME article, dated July 24, 1978 and Feb. 19, 1979.

Folder 22: Telex- Mountbatten Murder, 1979

Telex stories about Louis Mountbatten's murder.

Names: moutbatten, Louis; White, Arthur

Folder 23: "Sentencing Sam" Leibowitz, 1963

Article drafts and final copy of article about Leibowitz's retirement issues

Folder 24: drafts- Woodward

article rough drafts

Names: White, Arthur

Folder 25: Woodward- Photocopies (3/8), 1977

Photocopied articles relating to AW's coverage of the Nixon scandals.

Names: Woodward, Bob; White, Arthur

Folder 26: Woodward- Photocopies (4/8), 1977

Photocopied articles relating to AW's coverage of the Nixon scandals.

Names: Woodward, Bob; White, Arthur

Folder 27: Woodward- Clippings (5/8), 1976-77

Newspaper clippings relating to AW's researched coverage of the Nixon scandals.

Folder 28: Woodward- Clippings (6/8), 1976-77

Newspaper Clippings relating to AW's researched coverage of the Nixon scandals

Folder 29: Woodward- Articles (7/8), 1975-77

Articles related to AW's research and coverage of the Nixon scandals

Names: Carter, Jimmy; Woodward, Bob; Bernstein, Carl.

Folder 30: Woodward- Letters, Memos, and Misc. (8/8), 1976-77

Information concerning and drafts of AW's coverage of the Nixon scandals.

Names: Woodward, Bob; White, Arthur

Folder 31: Sarah Tisdale, 1984

Over 100 clippings about Sarah Tisdale, an employee of the British Ministry of Defense who sold information on cruise missles to British Newspaper The Guardian

Names: Tisdale, Sarah; White, Arthur.

Folder 32: Margaret Thatcher/ Adolf Hitler, 1979-1983

6 Magazines: 5 Newsweek and 1 Sunday Times Magazine. Two of the magazines' cover stories are about the election of Margaret Thatcher. The other four magazines are about the Hitler Diaries and the controversy surrounding them.

Box 7: People, 1964-1983

Folder 1: "Conversations with Kennedy" by Benjamin C. Bradlee, April 1975: Article written for Playboy Magazine. Conversation with John F. Kennedy.
Folder 2: Louis Russell: Picture and letter from Louis Russell.
Folder 3: Lawrence Laybourne: Pictures, stories, letters, notes and newpaper articles about Lawrence Laybourne.
Folder 4: Stewart Alsop-telex: Drafts written about Stewart Alsop.
Folder 5: Stewart Alsop- handwritten notes: Handwritten notes by Arthur White about Stewart Alsop.
Folder 6: Stewart Alsop- clippings and miscellaneous: Newspaper and magazine clippings about Stewart Alsop.
Folder 7: Correspondence- Chris Brennan: Letters about Chris Brannen.
Folder 8: News Clippings- Alice Roosevelt Longworth: Newspaper clippings about Alice Roosevelt Longworth.
Folder 9: News clippings- Agnew: Newspaper clippings about Agnew.
Folder 10: Correspondence with William Frye, 1972: Contains items from correspondence with William Frye who specifically covered the United Nations.
Folder 11: Alice: Handwritten notes and drafts about a woman named Alice.
Folder 12: William "Bill" Haddad- articles and notes, 1964: Contains articles concerning the heated 1964 race for NY 17th district in which Arab supposed ancestry became an integrul issue. In addition to newspaper accents and memos, folder includes White's notes for an article on the note.
Folder 13: William "Bill" Haddad- printed campaign material, 1964: Folder contains printed campaign material from Haddad campaign of 1964. Much of the material centers on Haddad as a central figure to Kennedy . Some Chinese language materials included.
Folder 14: Karl Marx Century- drafts, 1982-1983: Contains drafts of Arthur White's article on the Marx Century
Folder 15: Karl Marx Century- legacy and theory, 1982- 1983: Folder contains newspapers which detail the legacy of Marx's theory in Great Britain's politics and in the world politics.
Folder 16: Karl Marx Century- Highgate Cemetary, 1980- 1983: Contains materials pertaining to Highgate Cemetary in which Karl Marx was buried. Contents of folder include notes on soil erosion and gave reclamation, buddhism in the cemetary, and tourism in the cemetary.
Folder 17: Karl Marx- disinternment and gravestone, 1982-1983: Contains items discussing the proposed disinternment of Marx's body from Highgate cemetary fund raising to replace Marx's gravestone with a layer monument.
Folder 18: Karl Marx Century- Greater London Council and Flags, 1982-1983: Folder contains information on the Greater London Council debate which requisitioned government funds to support cemetary celebrations of Marx's death. Also includes deabte over flags bearing Marxist symbols during century, a period of tension during Cold War.

Box 8: 1960s

Folder 1: Sargeant Shriver and the Peace Corps, 1962, 1966, 1968

This folder is one of three about Sargeant Shriver. This one is specifically about the Peace Corps. Included is information about the first overseas death of Corpsmen David Crozier and Lawrence M. Radley.

Names: Crozier, David; Radley, Lawrence M.; Shriver, Sargeant; White, Arthur.

Folder 2: Sargeant Shriver and the War on Poverty (2/3), 1964, 1969

This folder is one of three about Sargeant Shriver. This one is specifically about the War on Poverty. Included is information about the Job Corps program.

Names: Logan, Charles ("Hucklebuck"); Shriver, Sargeant; Johnson, Lady Bird.

Folder 3: Sargeant Shriver Biography (3/3), Unknown (late 60's)

This folder is one of three about Sargeant Shriver. Included in this folder is biographical information about Shriver (personal, political, Etc.)

Names: Shriver, Sargeant; Kennedy, Eunice; Kennedy, Edward; Johnson, Lyndon Baynes; Kennedy, Joseph P.

Folder 4: Sargeant Shriver and the Johnson Administration, 1964,65, 1972

This folder contains four articles "War on Poverty: The First Shots"; "George McGovern finally finds a Veep": "The Administration: Hopes for a hucklebuck"; "Inside the White House"

Folder 5: Article Drafts- Sargeant Shriver (1/11), 1961,63,64, and 1965

1. Draft of a 1961 article "Lobsters and Tamales" 2. draft of 1963 articles "Bring Me Only Bad News."; "Johnson's Friends- Moyers"; and "Peace Corps" 3. Draft of a 1964 article "Shriver for Veep?" 4. Drafts of 2 1965 articles about the War on Poverty and one article from the Oct. 1 1965 issue of Time, titled "The Poor Amidst Prosperity."

Names: Kennedy, "Kick"; Shriver, Sargeant; Kennedy, Eunice; Kennedy, Joseph P.; Kennedy, Bobby; Kennedy, John F.; Moyers, Bill; Johnson, Lyndon B.; White, Arthur

Folder 6: Poverty Essay (2/11), July- August 1965

A series of essays for TIME magazine about poverty in America and President Johnson's war on poverty. AW was an advisor for the essay.

Names: Fentress; Harrington, Michael; Ribicoff, Abraham; Bremner, Robert H.; Johnson, Lyndon B.; Daley, Richard E.; Shriver, Sargeant

Folder 7: War on Poverty (3/11), 1966

Suggestions for a war on poverty cover story. A request (to AW) for an essay about Sargeant Shriver. Memos advising an essay on the war on poverty series (See Folder 13).

Names: White, Arthur; Shriver, Sargeant; Johnson, Lyndon B.; Powell, Adam Clayton

Folder 8: Shriver Cover Story (4/11), 1966

Parts 1-2 of AW's Cover Story of Sargeant Shriver

Names: Reid, Ogden; Goodey, Chanler; Quie, Albert; Bell, Alphonzo; Shriver, Sargeant; Powell, Adam Clayton; Kennedy, John F.; Kennedy, Jackie; Johnson, Lyndon B.

Folder 9: Shriver Cover Story parts IV-VI, 1966

Parts IV-VI of AW's cover story on Sargeant Shriver.

Names: Shriver, Sargeant; White, Arthur; Johnson, Lyndon B.

Folder 10: Shriver Cover Story Parts VII-VII April 1966, April 15 - April 22, 1966

Parts VII-VIII contains all of Art Whites stories of Sergeant Shriver. Part VII seems to have been written by a differetn reporter.

Folder 11: Shriver Cover Story Parts IX-XI, April 1966

Parts IX-XI of Art Whites cover story on Shriver

Folder 12: Shriver Cover Story - Corrctions, Summaries, and Additions, May 1966

Corections, summaries, and additions for Art Whites cover story on Sargent Shriver.

Folder 13: Shirver Cover Story - Supporting Documents and Final Article in TIME May 13, 1966

Contains article (4/22/66: "Poverty-Grilled Shriver), press reales from the Wite House Committee on education and labor, fyis, and the May 13, 1966 Cover story on Sergeant Shriver

Folder 14: Sargent Shriver - 1970, 1972

Three articles about Sergent Shriver

Folder 15: Sargent Shriver 1970 - Speeches

Speeches, given by or about Sargen Shriver, dated 1970

Folder 16: 1973 Vietnam POW/MIA Release

Drafts about POWs in Vietnam and the 1973 release by Vietnamese overnmetn. The infromation mostly concerns the homecoming of the POWs from a physical and psychological standpoint.

Folder 17: Carter/Johnson Inaugural/Art White Flight on Air Force One

Contains inauguration programs, tickets, and badges.

Folder 18: White House anf Research Magazines

Contains four magazines: 1) camp sumter; 2) two white house news magazines; 3) victory in the Falklands

Folder 19: Telex Drafts - Area Redevlopement - 1963

Contains telex and drafts on President Kennedy's plans to enact legislation for the economic improvement of impverished communities

Folder 20: Telex Drafts - Our Man In Panama - 1964

Story about former boxer Jack Hood Vaughn who worked as the director of the Latin American Peace Corps program and became US Ambassador to Panama.

Folder 21: Peace Corps 1961

Folder 22: Sargent Shriver Speeches

Speech at Morgan State

Folder 23: West Virginia Widows

Folder 24: Drafts - Vietnam War

Folder 25

Telex Drafts - Watergate

Folder 26: Telex Drafts - War on Poverty

Folder 27: Presidents War on Poverty Program

Folder 28: Defense-Related Clipings, 1967-77

Folder contains newspapr clippings from 1963 to 1977. Clippings explore LBJ's war on poverty and urban crime but focus primarily on civil defense, the Cold War, and Vietnam.

Folder 29: Defense Related Memos and Notes, 1968-78

Contains varous memos containing instruction from editors at TIME. Also includes White's personal notes and his contacts' information.

Folder 30: Magazines, Pamphlets, Photos, 1956-77

Contains magazine articles and book investingatin the legal aspects of the Watergate scandal. Also contains short publication on Sumpter County Georgia. Contains piture of White codnucting interview.

Folder 31: Kenendy, Johnson Adminsitration and Shriver Correspondence

Material in this folder generally adrsses the Kenney and Johnsonadministrations' action in Vietnam and on agricutlrue and social programs. Some correspondence with Sargent Shriver, the head of the PEace Corps, is included.

Folder 32: Poverty Files - Memos and Notes

Contains material relating to the Great Society of the 1960s. Many articles consider the potential success of the programs in addition to the cost of the prgram. Other items examined include urban crime, and ways to protect individuals from crime.

Folder 33: Poverty Files - Note Pads

Contains White's notepads, notes, and associated press files.

Box 9: 1960s

Contains articles, clippings, telex, and notes pertaining to the Peace Corps and social programs. The head of the Peace Corps, Sergeant Shriver, is covered in detail. The relationship of the Office of Economic Oppurtunity with social programs is also covered.

Folder 1: ARA Drafts - Area Redevlopement Act: Contains articles and drafts about the Area Redevlopement Act and its adminsitrators.
Folder 2: Job Corps 1965 - News Articles and Notes
Folder 3: Job Corps 1965 - Pamphlets and Posters
Folder 4: Job Corps 1965 - OEO Releases
Folder 5: Sports Illustrated and Peace Corps Photos: Pictures of Peace Crops Dance in Washington, D.C. Pictures for Sports Illustrated article on Sergeant Shriver.
Folder 6: Shriver Cover Drafts - 1961: Telex drafts about Shriver's story
Folder 7: Shriver Cover Drafts - 1963: Telex drafts covering Shriver's story
Folder 8: Peace Corps and Shriver Cover - 1961 and 1963: Telex drafts covering Shriver's story
Folder 9: Poverty - 1960s: Memos and statisics from the Office of EconomicOppurtunity regarding poverty in America
Folder 10: Poverty - 1960s
Folder 11: Poverty Programs - 1965-66: Articles about the poverty programs in the "War on Poverty," including a 1965 article by Shriver.
Folder 12: Poverty - OEO: Reports (1965 and 1967) on the performance on the OEO, especially the "OEO and the Riots."
Folder 13: Poverty - OEO: Reporta and summaries for labor at the OEO.
Folder 14: Shriver biography: Biographical sketches of Sargent and Eunice Shriver, includes work history and family information.

Box 10: Education, Tennis, & Agriculture

Folder 1: Prince Edward County Newspaper Clippings, 1962-63: Newspaper clippings from the New York Daily News, The Washington Post, and the Washington Stat covering the integration of Prince Edward County schools.
Folder 2: Prince Edward county - Pictures/Negatives: A couple of pictures of students attending school in Prince Edward County. Negatives included.
Folder 3: Prince Edward County - School Materials: Contains written directions to school, press release for free school, memos from superintendent, and school curriculums.
Folder 4: Prince Edward County - Written Notes: Contains TIME office memos, written notes on Farmville, an interview with Richard Moss, White's personal notepead, and a typed letter to Jean, a co-worker.
Folder 5: Prince Edward County - Telex: Contains Telex correspondence detailing updates on Prince Edward County school situation.
Folder 6: Prince Edward County - Miscellaneous: Contains a Farmville phonebook, Williambrug, Virginia travel guide, and hygeine handout.
Folder 7: TIME Telex Drafts Undated - Education: Contains information relating to textbook troubles, ROTC comeback, school pushouts, the dormitory advisor, teacher absenteeism, teacher layoffs, the case against college, and University of Virginia controversy. Also contains peices considering why African-American children performed poorly in school.
Folder 9: Race Relations- Education and Law: Folder contains peices on Race relations in West Virginia and Virginia. Includes substantive amounts of material on James E. Johnson, the first black state trooper in West Virginia.
Folder 8: Telex Drafts - Prince Edward County
Folder 10: Public Educations, 1960s
Folder 11: Volvo Classic: Contains a photo of Art White at the Washington Challenge Cup Celebrity Tournament, a tennis match, held by the Volvo Company.
Folder 12: Wimbledon: Articles about the removal of grass courts at Wimblemdon and telex (correspondence and drafts) anout other changes, such as scheduling, at the Wimbledon Tournaments.
Folder 13: Telex 1978 - Wimbledon: Drafts and correspondence for an articles about the Wimbledon tennis tournament.
Folder 14: Telex - Wimbledon, 1980: Drafts, correspondence, information and photocopied 1977 TIME article about the 1980 Wimbledon Tournament.
Folder 15: Agriculture and Farm Bureau Stories: Contains five photocopied articles from 1962-63 collected at the Chicago Farm Bureau meeting, 1963. These include "Agriculture: Get of that Tiger;" "Agriculture: A Hard Row to Hoe;" "Agriculture: The Wheat Vote;" "The Great Wheat Deal;" and "Foregin Aid: A Few Kernels."
Folder 16: TIME Stories Written by Arthur White: Letters and TIME magazine articles written by Arthur White.
Folder 17: Billie Sol Estes Scandal, Department of Agriculture: Folder contains information regarding the Billie Sol Estes Scandal, Orville Freeman's association with Estes, and information on Freeman.
Folder 18: Drafts - January to June (Freeman Cover), 1963: Drafts written by Arthur White about the Freeman cover.
Folder 19: Drafts - January to June (Freeman Cover), 1963: Draft written by Arthur White about the freeman Cover.
Folder 20: Telex Drafts - Agriculture
Folder 21: Georgia Peanuts, 1970s: Contians information on planting, growing, anf harvesting peanuts in Georgia.

Box 11: Press

Folder 1: Telex - "The Selling of Reuters": Telex and copy of "The Seeling of Reuters" article.
Folder 2: The Times of London Printers' Strike: The 1978-79 Printers' Strike in London shutdown the Times of London, and the Sunday Times newspapers. Art White was the TIME, Inc. correspondent who wrote on the event.
Folder 3: The Times of London Printers' Strike, 1979: The 1978-79 Printer's Strike in London shut down the Times of London anf the sunday Times newspapers. Art White was the Time, In. correspondent who wrote about the event.
Folder 4: The Times of London, 1980: A history of the Time of London anf the Sunday Times. The 1978-79 Printers' strike led to the sale of the newspaper in 1980-81.
Folder 5: White House-Press Relations - "The Dirty Dozen": "The Dirty Dozen" by Raymond Arice
Folder 6: White House- Press Relations - Articles: Contains "The Prime Time President" by Richard Reeves and the booklet "The Presidency and the Press" published by the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs.
Folder 7: White House Press-Relations - Articles: Various Articles about Press Secretaries and the relationship between the White House and the Press.
Folder 8: White House-Press Relations - The Press Room: Miscellaneous articles and material about the White House Press Room.
Folder 9: White-House - Press Relations - Clippings: Clippings about the relationship between the Press and White House during the Carter Administration.
Folder 10: National Press Club: Contains invitation to banquets, press badges to inaugurations, and a letter from Robert E. Lee, the secreatry of the National Press Club.
Folder 11: The Times of London, 1981: Description of the decisions and feelings around the sale of the Times of London. A great deal of interest is paid to Robert Murdoch as a possible buyer.
Folder 12: TIME Telex Drafts undated - Wahsington Star and Washington Post: Contains Washington Star and Washington Post related telex.
Folder 13: TIME Telex Drafts - Undated - Press: Contains material relating to Kay Graham, women sports writiers, investigative reporting, stew alsop, postal rates, the ear, losing the inner and city magazines.
Folder 14: TIME Telex Drafts Undated - Press: Contains information on Press Strike, trancripts and White House scene, changes at the Times, Sally Quinn, the Crown Prince, the National Enquirer, Who's for Whom, public televsion news programs, congressional investigations, energey crises, AIM advertisements, Vietnam War, and the Shield Bill.
Folder 15: Miscellaneous Articles: A few articles about secrecy, freedom of information, and information leaks in England. There are many different articles about miscellaneous topics such as the start of publishing at The Times and articles by William Hickey.
Folder 16: The Palace and the Press: Researfch by Arthur White about Michael Shea, Press Secretary of Buckingham Palace. The story follows rumors of false reports about the British royal family. Included is Whites copy of the U.K. Press Gazette.
Folder 17: Fleet Street/ Reuters: The folder contains several inter-office articles about Fleet Street, the famed location of many London printers. Several of the other articles are about information regarding Reuters office on Fleet Street.
Folder 18: News Clippings - Media Leaks
Folder 19: News Clippings - Drug War
Folder 20: Largely Press, 1974-75: Folder contains newspaper articleso n the role of journalism in society. Articles range from opinion and editorials to reports on the difficulties faced by reporters on assignement. The bias of the news is also discussed.
Folder 21: Largely Press, 1977: Folder contains peices on journalism, opinions on journalism, and the proper role of journalism in sociery. Other articles discuss media coverage of terrorism and the Watergate Scandal.
Folder 22: Largely Press: Collection of material concerning the press and role of press in society. Much of the material examines the press' stewardship of different stories and how coverage biases the 'true' story. Other peices cover public figure's criticism of the press.
Folder 23: Largely Press, 1978 and Undated Items: Items discuss journalism and journalist's coverage of news leaks, the Middle East, and the Vietnam War (particularly the Tet Offensice and My Lai Massacre).
Folder 24: Largely Press, Non-Newsapaer Items: Contains magazine articles detailing the role of the press in society. Media bias, business influence, government influence, and the lack of variety among news sources (mainly the Associated Press and United Press Intenrational).
Folder 25: Largely Press - Journalism Op/Eds, 1977: Contains newspaper articles examining the role of the press and press bias in media reporting. Material ranges from examination of reporter's behavior to the lavish parties thrown by editors. Other items criticize and encourage investigative journalism.
Folder 26: Largely Press -Journalism Op/Eds, Non-newspaper Items: Containa a variety of non-newspaper sources dealing with the press. These examine newspapers reliability, bias, and the Federal Government's deflection of criticism.
Folder 27: Largely Press -Journalism Op/Eds, 1978: Folder contains media related opinions and editorials considering media bias, objectivity in reporting, and minorities working for the press. Other matters discussed include major issues within the media industry, like Publisher-Union Labor talks, codes of ethics, and leaks.
Folder 28: EXIT - Notes: Contains notes on EXIT a right-to-die advocacy orgnaization. Controversially, EXIT published a book on suicide. TIME, Inc. assigned Arthur Wite to cover the story.
Folder 29: EXIT - EXIT Material: Contains material printed by EXIT. Most material relates to the need for voluntary euthanasia.
Folder 30: EXIT - Memos: Contains memos relating to Arthur Whites investigation of EXIT, a right-to-die advocacy group.
Folder 31: EXIT - Newspapers and Press: Folder contains press realting to EXIT, a right-to-die advocacy group in Britain. Particular attention is paid to the critical reception of the group's plan to publish a guide to commiting suicide.
Folder 32: The Morning Star: Newsclippings about the Morning Star, Britain's only Communist daily newspaper. In the summer of 1984, the paper was near closing. Information about the paper, including its history and Eurocommunism are included.

Box 12: Labor, Medical, & Other Topics

Folder 1: Miner's Strike - Article: The first of three folders about the Britihs Miner's strike in 1984. The strike was in response to the chairmen of the National Coal Board planning to close seventy five of the one hundred seventy five coal plants in Britain.
Folder 2: Miner's Strike - Telex: Telex copies of TIME articles relating to the strike.
Folder 3: Miner's Strike - Telex: Telex copies and correspodnence on the strike.
Folder 4: West Virginia Mining and Cheseapeake Bridge: Contains information pertaining to West Virginia coal mining, Breathitt County, theCheseapeake Bay Bridge and watershed.
Folder 5: Medical Clippings: Newspaper clippings pertaining to medical issues such as heart problems, and high blood pressure.
Folder 6: Heightism: Contains articles about heightism in American politics and specific examples of height descrimination in America.
Folder 7: Alcohol: Contains articles about the increase in drunkeness and alcoholism in Great Britain.
Folder 8: Miscellaneous Clippings about Health and Medicine: Clippings for personal use.
Folder 9: Alcoholism in Europe: Folder is about the epidemic of alcoholism in Europe. Also contains several articles about Yootha Joyce, a British television actress who died from liver failure arising from alcohol consumption.
Folder 10: Health and Morality: Contains articles from newspapers targeting advice columns and detailing lay medical advice on a host of health-related subject. A strong moral message is infused with all advice.
Folder 11: Voluntary Suicide: A collection of articles debating the right to voluntary euthanasia for the terminally ill in Britain.
Folder 12: In the Land of Breathitt: Contains book titled In the Land of Breathitt which provides a general history of Breathitt County, Kentucky until the early twentieth century.
Folder 13: U.S. Highway 35 Bridge Collapse Report: Cotains government-issued booklet on the US Highway 35 Bridge Collapse in Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
Folder 14: First American Bank Excavation - Notes: Contains Arthur White's hndwritten notes for a story on the First National Bank Excavation in Nashville, Tennessee. Small and large field notepads, sketches, and memoranda are included.
Folder 15: Bank Cavern Excavation - Printed Material: Includes bank's printed material and statement from Vice Chairmen of the Board. Also includes summary overviews of archaeological dig below the bank building.
Folder 16: First American Bank Excavation - Notes: Contains memoranda and drafts of Arthur White's proposed article on the archaeological containing human and smilidon remains below Nashivlle's First American Bank.
Folder 17: Dismal Swamp: Contains drafts of Arthur White's story on the Great Dismal Swamp located in Virginia and North Carolina. Contains the short article TIME printed.
Folder 18: Buffalo Creek Dam Break - Memos, Notes, and Articles: Materials evaluate the catastrophic failure of the Buffalo Creek Dam in Logan County, West Virginia. Items also evaluate the destruction of the flood. Arthur White's notes are included.
Folder 19: Buffalo Creek Dam Break - Press Releases: Contains press releases by the Buffalo Creek Citizen's Commission and the United States Army Corps of Engineers. The first examine the disaster in human and material terms; the latter examines the disaster in technical terms.
Folder 20: Ameican G.I. Grafitti - Articles and Memoirs: Contains articles pertaining to the transport of American Grafitti back tto the United States from Britain. The grafitti was painted by American sodliers while stationed in Britain durign World ar II.
Folder 21: American GI Grafitti - Photographs: Contains pictures of Grafitti painted by American soldiers during World War II.
Folder 22: Cumberland County , Virginia - Property
Folder 23: Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel
Folder 24: "Flatfoot Floosies" Drafts and Notes
Folder 25: Conservatory
Folder 26: The Mallards: Contains information about buying a house and getting a driver's liscence in England.

Box 13: Misc. articles & telex

Folder 1: Miscellaneous, 1972-1975: Several articles concerning top news in the early 1970s from different papers (ie THE WASHINGTON POST; ATLANTIC CONSTITUTION; NEW YORK DAILY NEWS; THE BALTIMORE SUN)
Folder 2: Submissions and Printed Articles (Various Dates), 1952, 1957, 1958, 1971, 1972, 1975, 1976, 1977: Submissions and Printed Articles for TIME
Folder 3: Miscellaneous
Folder 4: Miscellaneous Articles - TIME and NEWSWEEK, October 1978 - March 1980: TIME and NEWSWEEK Magazine Articles
Folder 5: 1970s Loose Articles, 1970s: TIME Magazine articles from the 1970s.
Folder 6: TIME Magazine Articles, 1957, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1984: TIME Magazine Articles
Folder 7: Miscellaneous, Various Dates: A signed photograph of Douglas Fairbank, Jr. and articles from TIME Magazine
Folder 8: Miscellaneous TIME Articles, 1970s: TIME articles from the 1970s
Folder 9: Miscellaneous
Folder 10: Miscellaneous US Articles, 1974-1978: Several articles from US newspapers...many are editorial opinion pieces. Topics cover plagarism, and whistleblowers among others. Also, there are a few articles concerning health check-ups.
Folder 11: Miscellaneous TIME Articles, 1981-1985: Many different unrelated articles from TIME magazine.
Folder 12: Miscellaneous, 1965-1975: Contains random items, including several of White's note books. Other items include short correspondence with Bill Moyer and Charles Shuman.
Folder 13: Miscellaneous, 1944, 1984: Miscellaneous teles and photocopies (research).
Folder 14: TIME Articles - 1976, 1976: Arthur White was quoted in the Publisher's Note in the June 7, 1976 issue and was responsible for the Tennis cover of September 1976.
Folder 15: Miscellaneous, 1960s: Also included in box is a large sand dollar.
Folder 16: Miscellaneous Newspaper Clippings, 1973, 1974: Unrelated news clippings
Folder 17: Magazines, 1974
Folder 18: Various Items: 1975, 1975: Folder of miscellaneous material focuses on Cold War politics, economic issues, and problems of the press. Some tennis material included.
Folder 19: Various, newspapers 1974-1976 and undated, 1974-1976: Miscellaneous paper clippings for 1974-1976. Some undated. Focuses on Cold War, Civil Defense, and the press. Also pieces on tennis and Vietnam War.
Folder 20: Various 1976, 1976: Miscellaneous items focuses primarily on Cold War, Civil Defense, race on Washington DC, and tennis.
Folder 21: Various 1977, 1977: Miscellaneous newspaper articles. These range from sports to Vietnam to Civil Defense.
Folder 22: Various Materials, 1973-1978: Miscellaneous papers. Includes handwritten notes, letters, memos, and articles on a vast array of subjects. Included are Easter earthquakes, religious issues, paper bias, and race and crime. Tennis and TIME magazine are also covered.
Folder 23: Various 1978, 1978: A miscellaneous folder contating clips from 1978. Emphasizes tennis, crime, and the rule of the press.
Folder 24: Various 1977-1978, also undated, 1977-1978: Miscellaneous folder with focuses on Watergate and goings on of the press. Other issues explored include crime and civil defense.
Folder 25: Miscellaneous Clippings and Inspirational Quotes, Early 1980s: Inspirational quotes or cartoonsthat Arthur White collected.
Folder 26: Clippings, Miscellaneous, 1981: Newspaper Clippings
Folder 27: Clippings and Draft "Vanished", 1983: Newspaper clippings from TIME and a draft of "Vanished"
Folder 28: Clippings - Princess Diana, 1983: Newspaper clippings of Princess Diana
Folder 29: Clippings About Stars and Stripes, 1979: Newspaper clippings about Stars and Stripes paper.
Folder 30: Clippings and Drafts of "Proposals" and "Epithers", 1984: Telex and handwritten drafts of "Proposals" and "Epithers." Also contains newspaper clippings.
Folder 31: Clippings and Essays: "Opportunity" and "Taking Advantage", 1984: Newspaper clippings and Essays.
Folder 32: Clippings and Draft "Help" essay and Jay Scandal, 1984: Newspaper clippings, draft of "Help" and draft of Jay Scandal.
Folder 33: Clippings - Tourism, 1979: Clippings about tourism in different countries.
Folder 34: Clippings - Scotland Yard Exhibit and Police, 1979: Clippings about police and the Scotland Yard Exhibit.
Folder 35: Clippings - Whales and Pandas, 1981: News clippings about whales and pandas.
Folder 36: Various Clippings, 1981: Clippings about The Mary Rose, Lands End, and The Richard Montgomery.
Folder 37: Clippings - Winston Churchill's Bunker, and more, 1981: News Clippings about Winston Churchill's bunker, small people and stage fright.
Folder 38: Clippings, notes and drafts, 1978: Various clippings, handwritten notes and draft on shoplifting.
Folder 39: Clippings - Alcohol and Drugs, 1984: News clippings about Alcohol and Drugs.
Folder 40: Clippings and notes - Georgi Markov, 1979: Clippings and notes concerning Georgia Markov.
Folder 41: Clippings - Svetlana Alliluyeva, 1984: Clippings about Svetlana Alliluyeva
Folder 42: Clippings - British Taxes on Foreigners, 1984: News clippings about British taxes on foreigners.
Folder 43: Clippings - Soccer Hooligans, 1984: Clippings about soccer hooligans.
Folder 44: Clippings, notes and pamphlets - 40th Anniversary of D-Day, 1984: Clippings, notes and pamphlets from the 40th anniversary of D-Day.
Folder 45: Clippings - Nixon and Watergate: News clippings about President Nixon and the Watergate scandal.
Folder 46: Clippings - Nixon and Watergate: News clippings, drafts and telex about President Nixon and the Watergate scandal.
Folder 47: News Clippings - Miscellaneous
Folder 48: Various, 1973-1978: Contains articles and memos on various subjects including tennis, other reporters, and South Vietnam.
Folder 49: News Clippings - Miscellaneous
Folder 50: News Clippings - Miscellaneous

Box 14: Misc. & Undated Telex

Folder 1: TIME stories, Arthur White Articles, December 30, 1968 - October 3, 1975: Assorted news stories and ideas for White.
Folder 2: News Stories, Summer 1962: More assorted news stories from 1962; TIME.
Folder 3: Miscellaneous Drafts, November 27, 1981 - October 1982
Folder 4: Miscellaneous Stories, July 1982 - January 1984: Several miscellaneous stories that White appears to have edited while living in London. 18-B - Newspaper articles on Michael Bettany.
Folder 5: TIME Telex drafts Undated - Arts: The TV Weatherman, gambling, agnew, King Tut's Treasures, Russian Rock, Sarah Caldwell.
Folder 6: TIME Telex Drafts Undates - Sexes and Milestones: The Floozie was a Flatfoot, Athletc Support for Women, Peter Lisagor, Stahl/Lutham, Woman Cops
Folder 7: TIME Telex Drafts Undated - Medicine: The decline of accupuncture, hairy story, nursing home expose, Hubert Humphrey's surgery, this cork may be hazardous to your health, symposium on the use of animals in bio-medical research, death with dignity, doctors union, experiments with humans, doctor's counter-attack, anemia victim, souther special, Barbara Sue Williams
Folder 8: TIME Telex Drafts Undated - Science: Space metting, experiments with humans, plant growth, whooping cranes, trying to fool mother natures, lasers
Folder 9: TIME Telex Drafts Undated - World: Women of seveso, adreotti's government, Ecuador, Mideast events, Kissinger Latham, lockheed again, Portugal, Trudeau
Folder 10: TIME Telex Drafts Undate - Law and Behavior: mailboxes, expletive, teaching parenthood, long arm of the law, cop situationer, birds one, highways to nothing, building over, death penalty, entrapment, walking bomb, the dum dum war, prison ship, the death of moby evans, who gets to work?, do not beckon with a crooked finger, behavior modification, the magic vest, Buck Rogers, money for rape
Folder 11: TME Telex Drafts Undated - Essays and Book Reviews: editorial cartoon, postal service, feminist backlash, kissing, southern issue, gambling, to see ourselves as others see us, Karl Hess, refugees
Folder 12: TIME Telex Drafts Undated - Religion: Showbiz in religion, no more a sanctuary, Washington Cathedral, tellhard, forbidden: Snakes and poison, a different crucifixtion?, religious TV stations
Folder 13: TIME Telex Drafts Undated - Business: fed and intererst rates, teamsters, soviet grain deal, hills box, boom in the bang business, railroad strike, illegal campaign contributions box, labors hard time, utilities, red dye number 2
Folder 14: TIME Telex Drafts Undated - Business: Four day week, women and credit, jobless benefits scandal, allied chemical, geico, postal rates, wenner rejected, student loan defaults, the $287 billion man, gulf's slush fund, strike, florida land fraud.
Folder 15: TIME Telex Drafts Undated - Environment: Kepone poisoning, the new river, recycled buildings, ethic needed, blazing saddles, souther special, nuclear debate
Folder 16: TIME Telex Drafts Undated - Modern Living: signs of the times, bald is beautiful, the old Fitzgerald follies, bonbon into a bagel, what to do with 'em?, car pooling, gambling, highway helpers, help boxes, electric jewelry, good food and drink, a 30 day reserve of food, sex and tennis, sex has no calories, private club boom, the horse is dead long live the tractor, the good life, afro on the way out?, rent a dog, fried chicken box, tequila imports, autograph collecting, mississippi queen, instant ancestors
Folder 17: TIME Telex Drafts Undated - Sports, Showbiz, and People: Kick in te pants, joe alsop, daylight savings time, sally quinn, end of the feud, elizabeth ray, agnew, carla hills and husband roderick, babera walters, hubert humphrey, rosemary harris, green book, ara parseghian, armand hammer, shirley temple black, super couples, sen. proxmire, bob woodward's scoop, wilbur is back, meany, Vietnamese rfugees, souther special, lawrence laybourne, political memo item, taxation, lyle b shider, pit-a-pot, harvest of beans, the bagel twins, harold the giant-killer, how to cope, on the bounding main, mary hartman, surratt tavern.
Folder 18: TIME Telex Drafts Undated - Nation: Watergate cover, big government, West Point, Kenedy's friend, white house, campaign financing decision, Ford finances, welfare, Nixon rehabillitated, debate over the refugees, illegal aliens, Cecil Andrus, here come the women, butz blunder, convention, Washington bureau chiefs polled on the election, dunlop/usery, ted and walt-the end of the affair.
Folder 19: TIME Telex Drafts Undated - Nation: Goodbye Milton, mertless merit system, service academies, cheating in college, death in the Atlantic, U. of A., Jesse Jackson, last hired first fired, bicentennial, Washington Post, Greek lobby, henry in the heartland, public service unions, cattlegate, nation's mood, up and out, Christmas mail avalanche, Latin pot, postal, sounds of the South, declaration descendants, humphrey, New York, connally trial records, hearst public reaction box, goddard rockets' 50th anniversary, drought on the farm, Las Vegas strike, opening essay.
Folder 20: TIME Telex Drafts Undated - Nation: labor department manual, the bloody eye, Hiroshima, new passport, maladministration, pets and witchcraft, the great swine flu flap, national rifle association, no peace on Earth, raspberry column, hearts and minds, the tears of public men, armed service retirement, banning the bullet, gas consumption up, filing advisory, humor and love of language, no longer first, AFGE slow down, peanut butter at the waldorf, flags, resisting bribes, unionized army, hartsford-hud decision, raining cats and dogs, Washington subway, pickets in the trenches, 13 cent stamp, stand up or else, heroin revival, return of the plague, kissinger for president, the two spot, lee's loyalty, dayling saving, the put out plumbers, late starting American note, hearst kidnapping, USA time, Canada cover, hello out there.
Folder 21: Miscellaneous Telex, 1972-1977: Several telex stories. Some were edited by White. There are also a few notes between co-workers.

Box 15: Misc. & Undated Telex

Folder 1: Telex Stories and drafts, 1971

Telex

Stories and drafts that White wrote during 1971.

Folder 2: TIME Drafts - Education, Nov. 1961-May 1964

Telex, article drafts, NY Times article

Kennedy, John F.; Kennedy, Bobby; Shriver, Sargent, Owen, Sam; Shiras, G. Peter; Gordon, Dr. C.G.

Domestic "Peace Corps"/ National Service Corps; Department of Health, Education, & Welfare; Prince Edward Free School; Potomac School; "Greensville Experiment"

File contains telex and article drats on educational topics for TIME, including a national type of "Peace Corps" and integration of public and private schools.

Folder 3: TIME drafts - Latin America, Dec. 1961 - May 1963

Telex

Kennedy, John F.; Castro, Raul; Jagan, Cedd; Kennedy, Bobby; Lechuga, Carlos

Communism; Cuba; Bolivia; Escambray Guerrillas, OAS; Punta del Esta (Decalaration); Peace Corps

Folder contains information on Latin American issue, particularly concerns regarding communism and trade.

Folder 4: TIME drafts - Canada, Nov. 1961-Sept. 1963

Telex

Kennedy, John F.; Loginov, Anatoly; Moscoso, Ted; Diefenbaker, John; Heeney, Arnold; Cooke, Jack Kent; Keating, Kenneth B.; Pearson, Mike

Canadian trade; Richeliu Waterway; Champlain Cut-off; Columbia River Treaty; Station KRLA; SACLANT; NORAD; Butteroorth Letter; Bomarebaces

This folder contains information on Canadian relations including trade, politics, and defense.

Folder 5: TIME drafts - world, Jan. 1962 - July 1963

Telex

Abaud, Dr. El Mehdi Ben; Khrushchev, Nikita; King HJussein; Nasser

Morocco Wage Strike; Dutch New Guinea; South African Apartheid; European trains; Russia; Pravda; UN' Yemen

Folder inlcudes information on various world topics including UN issues with Dutch New Guinea, Morocco, and Yemen.

Folder 6: TIME drafts - Nation 1, Nov. 1961 - Dec. 1962

Telex; report

Kennedy, John F.; Kennedy, Bobby; Eisenhower, Dewight; Unruh, Jesse "Big Daddy" Marvin; Barnett, Russ; Humphrey, George M.; Mansfield, Mike; Shriver, Sargent; Rowan, Carl

Fallout Shelter Program; University of Mississippi; Justice Department; State Department; AEC; Blue Ridge Weather Modification Association; Blue Ridge Hail Suppression Project; Cosmos Club; Peace Corps; racial discrimination

Folder includes information on various topics including cases of racial discrimination, politics, and topics from around the United States.

Folder 7: TIME drafts - Nation 2, Jan. 1963 - Aug. 1977

Telex

Shriver, Sargent; Kennedy, John F.; Kennedy, Bobby; Laing, James; Anderson, William R.; Hoffa, Jimmy

American Bankers Association; Peace Corps; State Department; Justice Department; National Service Corps; ARA; racial discrimination; Silver Bridge collapse; snake handling; Hominy Falls Mine Flood

Folder inlcudes information on various topics including politics and topics around the country.

Folder 8: TIME drafts - Wheat Sales, Nov. 1961 - Jan. 1964

Telex

Kennedy, John F.; Kennedy, Bobby; Freeman, Orville; Ball, George, Khruschev, Nikita

Yugoslavia; Russia; Communism; National Farmer's Union; American Farm Bureau Federation; USDA; National Weheat Committee; citizens Wehat Committees; Department of Agriculture; Famine

Folder includes information on issues of US and Canadian wheat sales to Russia and US news articles discuss pending famine.

Folder 9: TIME drafts - Science, Medicine, etc., Nov. 1961 - Aug. 1963

Telex

Wilson, Mrs. Woodrow; Szilard, Leo; Red, Larry

USDA; harvetsting techniques; cancer; baboon heart transplant; Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever

Folder inlcudes telex and drats on specialty subjects of science, medicine, religion, sports, etc.

Folder 10: TIME sections - Showbiz and Press, December 1961 - October 1962

Telex, Drafts

JFK; Redford, Robert

Watergate; Koreagate; TV critics

File contains article drafts and info for entertainment actions; including drafts on TV critics, and a journalist's affair to a politician

Folder 11: TIME sections - Business and Life Editorials, November 1961 - 1969

Telex, Drafts

Gintel, Robert; Brown, Robert

IBM, International Correspondence Schools, US Office of Education

Folder includes info on business section and some life editorials.

Folder 12: TIME sections - People, miscellaneous, January 1962 - May 1995

Peace corps, Virginia Military Institute, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever

Folder 13: Drafts and Correspondence - Undated

Article Rough Drafts.

Folder 14: Drafts and Correspondence - No Dates, Washington DC

Article Rough Drafts

Folder 15: Miscellaneous Telex Articles, 1973-1977

There are inter office telex articles ranging many different topics in this folder. The few articles are from TIME magazine. There are also several small pamphlets about high blood pressure.

Folder 16: Telex Drafts - US Postal Service, 1975

Telex, magazine

White, Arthur

Folder 17: Telex Drafts - "Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel" Advisory, 1969

Telex, Pamphlet

White, Arthur

Folder 18: Various Stories - Telex, Drafts, Booklets

Telex, Drafts, Booklets

White, Arthur

TIME Inc.

Box 16: 1960s-70s

Folder 1: Department of Agriculture, 1962-63

This folder contains a detailed biography of Orville Freeman, JFK's secretary of agriculture; various articles from 1962-63; Correspondence between Arthur White and his editor, Bob Parker; Contains descriptions of changes in agricultural practices in America; also a description of the USDA; a short description of Freeman's job in his own words; also contains statistics about agriculture in America.

Names: White, Arthur; Freeman, Orville; Kennedy, John F.; Kennedy, Bobby; McNamara, Bob.

Folder 2: Agriculture, 1967

This folder contains copies of the cover story on Orville Freeman; A ranscript of a speech regarding the 1964 wheat program referendum; An article on a proposed wheat sale to Russia in 1965; An article descripbing a court case in which cows won the right to use public highways; also contains corrections and additions sent from White to his editors.

Names: White, Arthur; Freeman, Orville; Shuman, Charles.

Folder 3: Television-Newspaper Relationship

This folder contains the coorespondence between Arthur White and his editors; It contains stories on Laura Foreman's scandal with the New York times; A first draft of a story on a new airline policy for checked bags; a story idea about an extreme sentence for a pot smoker; A rough draft of a story about a possible dock worker strike in Bal Harbor, FLA; Contains suggestions for a story on the "spaggetti racquet" in Tennis; contains corerections of stories previously submitted; several pages on a steelworkers demonstration at the whitehouse; memos using journalist jargon.

Names: White, Arthur; Foreman, Laura; Laker, Freddie; Moore, Robert E.; Horvitz, Wayne; Costanza, Midge; Glenn, John; Metzenbaum, Howard; Heinz, John; Sullivan, William A.

Folder 4: Crime In Washington, 1970

This folder contains articles sent back to White with his editor's notes; Revision suggestions on the Maryland lady censorship story; A story on the possible creation of Honor America day; Additions requested by White to a product safety story.

Names: White, Arthur; Nixon, Richard; Mcgovern, George

Folder 5: Skyjacking, 1964-70

This folder contains several articles on the skyjacking of a plane; also contains articles and advisories on a rent-a-gun business thriving in the underground of Washington D.C.; Contains notes back and forth from White to his editors; Articles on the liberal press; several takes on the flatfoot floozies articles.

Names: White, Arthur; Barkley, Arthur G.

Folder 6: Postal Worker Strike, 1970

This folder contains articled detailing an abortion law up for vote in Maryland; several pages dedicated to Sergeant Shriver article and campaign to be governor of Maryland; contains many pages on an article about a post office strike; also contains pages on the courthouse bombing in the Rep Brown case.

Names: White, Arthur; Shriver, Sargeant; Rademucher, James H.

Folder 7: Sperling Breakfasts, 1970

This folder contains many articles about the Sperling Breakfasts, along with notes and revisions about the Sperling Breakfast stories; Contains drafts of the Maryland censor article with hand written notes by Art White and the editor. Drafts of mattingly case- two takes.

Names: White, Arthur; Spaulding, Josiah; Lisagor, Peter; Banfield, Paul

Folder 8: Vandalism, 1970

This folder contains several corrections and a final draft a story about Washington D.C. vandalism; stories of censorship in Vietnam-Subversive Activities Control board; contains hand written notes on Vandalism story; Story on the Virginia elections; contains correspondence between White and his editors.

Names: Lyd, Staughton; White, Arthur; Dr. Martin, John M.; Holton, Linwood

Folder 9: John D. Rockefeller IV, 1970

This folder contains a press release by Rockefeller about his strip mine; article drafts about the strip mines; Contains news articles written by other reporters relating to tthe mine; contains a transcript of a speech Rockefeller gave to the West Virginia mine supervisors association; also contains several speeches by Rockefeller; Copies of articles relating to John D. Rockefeller IV.

Names: White, Arthur; Rockefeller, John D. IV

Folder 10: James Kilpatrick, 1964, 1970

This folder contains a 19 page story on political pundit James Kilpatrick; also contains an advisory on the Kilpatrick story; contains hand written notes by editor; contains copies of Time magazine detailing scandal and an article about Supreme Court.

Names: White, Arthur; Kilpatrick, James Jackson

Folder 11: Agricultural Machinery (1/3), 1964

This folder contains correspondence between White and his editors; Contains additions and corrections for the Schneider citizenship case article; a supplementary piece about the Prince Edward school closing; also contains corrections and additions for the same article; Contains a biography piece on Malcolm X with hand written notes and revisions; contains an article about the executive service corp with many corrections and revisions; an article about Orvile Freeman's career- three takes, corrections and additions, with correspondence between White and his editors concerning the story; a huge story about agricultural machinery;

Names: White, Arthur; Kennedy, Bobby; Rockefeller, John D.; Freeman, Orville.

Folder 12: Farm Bureau (2/3), 1965, 1967

This folder contains several takes on the food for peace initiative, along with several checkpoints on the article; contains notes on the 1967 Farm Bureau convention meeting; Contains a story about Shuman's plan for the 1968 farm vote; also contains notes from editor to Art White on Farm Bureau; Contains a copy of articles about Prince Edward school system not desegregating; articles aboutWilliam Haddod's political career as a Jewish Democrat with an Arab name; Contains an itenerary of Haddod's visit from May 17- May 23rd; also contains a three page article on Orville Freeman, JFK's secretary of Agriculture.

Names: White, Arthur; Shuman, Charles; Haddod, William

Folder 13: Farm Bureau (3/3), 1966-68

This folder contains an article about a small agricultural venture of George Washington; contains an article about the Farm Bureau detailing plans for a free market in agriculture. An article about the commercialization of the farmining industry with hand written notes by White; An article about L.B.J.'s speech on farming along with checkpoints on the speech; contains an article about fights between the Johnson administration and the Farm Bureau; and a biography piece on Charles Shuman the head of the Farm Bureau.

Names: White, Arthur; Washington, George; Shuman, Charles B.; Johnson, Lydon Baynes

Folder 14: Miscellaneous (1/6), 1963

This folder contains corrections and additions to White's JFK-Pearson meeting story; an article on pesticides; An article and corrections detailing a sneaku contribution plot for J.F.K; also an article dealing with farm statistics around the county; contains correspondence between White and his editors; contains details of the Florida east coast strike article- detailing the possible halt on construction of the housing units for the Saturn V rockets; a story about the Alaska high way and a possible compromise between the United States and Canada to improve the highway between the two nations; also contains an article about U.S. involvement in Cyrpus along with checkpoints.

Names: White, Arthur; Kennedy, John F.; Kennedy, Bobby

Folder 15: Miscellaneous-Integration (2/6), 1963

This folder contains an article with notes on the Prince Edward school reopening and desegregation; a small article about preserving Gettysburg battle ground; a long article on Sam Leibowitz, a state Supreme Court justice; also a story on the integration of the Potomac school in Washington D.C.; several stories on the U.S.- Canadian meetings and arguments; A story on Orville Freeman's trip to Eastern Europe to survey agricultural works; a story with hand written notes on Sargeant Shriver and the Peace Corps.

Folder 16: Miscellaneous-Peter Lisagor (3/6), 1970

This folder contains a cover story on aging; a story on crime in Washington D.C.; a story about air conditioning being the answer to crime in Washington D.C.; a story covering various P.O.W. camps in South Vietnam; several takes on the Honor America Day celebrations at the Lincoln memorial; a weekly staff report memo; several takes on fire ants and Milex; many articles and checkpoints on Peter Lisagor- Chicago Daily news Bureau Chief; many takes and checkpoints on the aging cover story; several takes on the fire ants story; and a story about Georgetown.

Folder 17: Miscellaneous (4/6), 1970

This folder contains two articles about NBC's "Today" show in Canada; Many articles about Fire ants and Milex; a story about the amount of people emigrating; correspondence about the Fire Ants story; Several takes on a story about J. Glenn Beall;

Names: White, Arthur; McKinley, William; Cronkite, Walter; Beall, J. Glenn

Folder 18: Miscellaneous-Shuman Cover (5/6), 1970

This folder contains a cover story on Shuman with checkpoints; correspondence between White and his editors; a story and additions about a proposed farm bill; story with several takes about wheat sales to Russia

Names: White, Arthur; Shriver, Sargeant; Johnson, Lydon Baynes;

Folder 19: Foreign Aid (6/6), 1965

This folder contains a story about the American Farm Bureau federation; a story on the Food For India campaign; several takes on the Shuman cover story; several stories on foreign aid.

Folder 20: TIME Wives and Miscellaneous Articles, 1970s

This folder covers years from 1972 to 1975. The contents of this folder consist mostly of lists of workers for TIME magazine, and their wives, and invitations to parties. Also included in this folder is a couple of newspaper clippings and drafts of stories, as well as a booklet "It's About Time" that discusses working for TIME magazine.

Box 17: Telex

Folder 1: File Storage, 1960-1961: Telex files written by Arthur White including: Reading Carrier Boys, Couch Cover, Civil Defense, Mood, Route 40, Bigger than Route 40, China Cover, and Wheat for Tito
Folder 2: Drafts, 1961: Telex Drafts written by Arthur White including: Couch Cover, Traveling Abroad, and Mobile Lounge.
Folder 3: National Affairs, March- April 1961: Drafts written by Arthur White about National Affairs that occured during March and April of 1961.
Folder 4: National Affairs, April- June 1961: Drafts written by Arthur White about National Affairs that occured from April to June of 1961.
Folder 5: National Affairs, June- September 1961: Drafts written by Arthur White about National Affairs that occured between June and September of 1961.
Folder 6: Drafts and Correspondence, 1961-1962: Drafts and some correspondence from 1961-1962; material itself is not dated.
Folder 7: File Storage, 1962: Drafts written by Arthur White about Farming and Agriculture.
Folder 8: African and Asian Diplomats in Washington, 1962: Telex draft about African and Asian Diplomats in Washington.
Folder 9: Drafts and Correspondence, late 1962: Article Drafts and Correspondence, late 1962.
Folder 10: File Storage, 1963: Telex Drafts written by Arthur White including: Ricky, Kennedy and Steel, and drafts about Farming.
Folder 11: Agriculture, Politics, South, and Race Issues, 1963: Telex drafts written by Arthur White about Agriculture, Race, the South, and Politics.
Folder 12: Drafts and Correspondence, 1963: Rough drafts and correspondence, 1963. (folder 1 of 2)
Folder 13: Drafts and Correspondence, 1963: Article rough drafts and some correspondence. (folder 2 of 2)
Folder 14: Drafts, November 1963- March 1964: Drafts written by Arthur White in 1963-1964 about National and World problems.
Folder 15: File Storage, 1964: Drafts written by Arthur White in 1964 including: Carrier Boys, Cabinet, US Marshalls, and Us foodstuffs abroad.
Folder 16: Drafts, 1964: Miscellaneous drafts written by Arthur White in 1964. (folder 1 of 2)
Folder 17: Drafts, 1964: Miscellaneous drafts written by Arthur White in 1964. (folder 2 of 2)
Folder 18: Drafts and Correspondence, April- July 1964: Article drafts from April to July 1964. (folder 1 of 2)
Folder 19: Drafts and Correspondence, April- July 1964: Article drafts from April to July 1964. (folder 2 of 2)
Folder 20: Drafts-Miscellaneous, 1964-1968: Miscellaneous drafts written by Arthur White between 1964 and 1968.
Folder 21: File Storage, 1965: Article drafts about the War on Poverty
Folder 22: Drafts, 1965: Miscellaneous drafts written by Arthur White in 1965. (folder 1 of 2)
Folder 23: Drafts, 1965: Miscellaneous drafts written by Arthur White in 1965. (folder 2 of 2)

Box 18: Telex

Folder 1: TIME telex drafts, 1965

Drafts include: Gun Bill, Birth Control Report, Philippene Press, Valencia, Sex and the Executive, Vietnam Lede, Battle of the buck, Airforce Academy, Snowdon Ouster, No more drunk driving, State of the Union, Presidential Messages, Drought, Goldwater, Gizmo, Dixon and FTC, Opera Society M ball, Interventionism, Voting Rights, Building code, Dr. KIng, Strother, Jerry Ford, Discrimination in Agriculture, Republicans, Jim Carey.

(folder 1 of 2)

Folder 2: TIME telex drafts, 1965

Drafts include: Job Corps, The All American Worriers, Sweet Briar, Baker, The Young Slobs, We Shall Overcome, Danger on Campus, Peace Corpsman Killed, Advisory, Smoking, Washington Staff Situation Week of January 11, Ivan the Hero, I.N.Pei, Charles Schuman, FCC and the networks, Civil War Centennial, Add appointments, Waves, Japanese-American Fishing Quarrel, Murray the K, Red Chinese and Vietnam, Prex Week, Laque Report.

(folder 2 of 2)

Folder 3: File Storage, 1966, 1967, and 1969

Miscellaneous drafts from 1966, 1967, and 1969.

Folder 4: Strip Mining drafts, 1966

Drafts about Strip Mining in 1966.

Folder 5: Drafts, 1966

Miscellaneous drafts written by Arthur White in 1966. (folder 1 of 3)

Folder 6: Drafts, 1966

Miscellaneous drafts written by Arthur White in 1966. (folder 2 of 3)

Folder 7: Drafts, 1966

Miscellaneous drafts written by Arthur White in 1966. (folder 3 of 3)

Folder 8: Drafts, January 1966- May 1967

Drafts written by Arthur White during January 1966- May 1967. (folder 1 of 4)

Folder 9: Drafts, January 1966- May 1967

Drafts written by Arthur White during January 1966- May 1967. (folder 2 of 4)

Folder 10: Drafts, January 1966- May 1967

Drafts written by Arthur White during January 1966- May 1967. (folder 3 of 4)

Folder 11: Drafts, January 1966- May 1967

Drafts written by Arthur White during January 1966- May 1967. (folder 4 of 4)

Folder 12: Drafts, 1967

Miscellaneous drafts from 1967. (folder 1 of 4)

Folder 13: Drafts, 1967

Miscellaneous draft from 1967. (folder 2 of 4)

Folder 14: Drafts, 1967

Miscellaneous drafts from 1967. (folder 3 of 4)

Folder 15: Drafts, 1967

Miscellaneous drafts from 1967. (folder 4 of 4)

Box 19: Telex

Folder 1: Drafts, 1968

Miscellaneous drafts written in 1968 containing stories about the GOP, The Youth Project, Presidential Politics, and Peace Corps. (folder 1 of 2)

Folder 2: Drafts, 1968

Miscellaneous drafts written in 1968 containing stories about Peace Corps Volunteers, Democrats, Republicans, Vietnam, and Welfare. (folder 2 of 2)

Folder 3: TIME rough drafts, 1968

Rough Drafts written by Arthur White in 1968. Topics include: New Maryland Governor, Virginia Military Institute, Men's Environment, Welfare, Airport Congestion, Decentralization, and the Presidential Cabinet.

(folder 1 of 8)

Folder 4: TIME rough drafts, 1968

Rough drafts written by Arthur White in 1968. Topics include: Mid East, Snake Handling, Maryland Senate Race, Maryland Governor Race, Drummers From Hong Kong, Agnew's Successor, Virginia Military Institute, The Old Candy Store, Hunger in America, and New York City.

(folder 2 of 8)

Folder 5: TIME rough drafts, 1968

Rough drafts written by Arthur White in 1968. Topics include: Boston Herald, Washington Post, The Frostburg Editor, Nixon, ASNE, Bombing, Media General, Double Jeopardy, Newark News, Trouble at the AP, Canada, Muskie Box, Lyndon Johnson, Wisconsin, Heroin Hotline, Winchesters, Gottwalds, Hoffa and Prisons, Newsweek Shuffle, Betty Murphey, Women's Pages, J. Edgar Hoover, Busing, A View of the Law, Prisoner Number 50061, Aldo Mario Bellei, Mugging, and Grand Jurries.

(folder 3 of 8)

Folder 6: TIME rough drafts, 1968

Rough drafts written by Arthur White in 1968. Topics include: US-Canada Auto Pact, The Embattled Judge, Peace Corps, Busing, Media General, Johns Hopkins, To Drink to Hemlocl, Voice Print, Wolves, Pandas and Musk Oxen, The Vulture, Philadelphia, Bicentennial, Richmond Heart Transplant Suit, St. Louis Post Dispatch, National Youth Science Camp, Newsweek, London Plane Crash, Flood Corrections, and Kissinger.

(folder 4 of 8)

Folder 7: TIME rough drafts, 1968

Rough drafts written by Arthur White for TIME Inc. in 1968.

(folder 5 of 8)

Folder 8: TIME rough drafts, 1968

Rough drafts written by Arthur White for TIME Inc. in 1968.

(folder 6 of 8)

Folder 9: TIME rough drafts, 1968

Rough drafts written by Arthur White for TIME Inc. in 1968.

(folder 7 of 8)

Folder 10: TIME rough drafts, 1968

Rough drafts written by Arthur White for TIME Inc. in 1968.

(folder 8 of 8)

Folder 11: Telex Drafts, 1968-1969

Article drafts, all seem to be about politics, specifically in the D.C area.

Folder 12: Drafts, 1969

Miscellaneous drafts written in 1969. Topics include: Pollution Control, Carrier Enterprise, Russian Invasion, and Israelis. (folder 1 of 2)

Folder 13: Drafts, 1969

Miscellaeous drafts wriiten in 1969. Topics include: Maryland, Steel Exports, New Peace Corps, FAA, Veterans Administration. (folder 2 of 2)

Folder 14: Drafts and Correspondence, 1969

Article rough drafts. (folder 1 of 7)

Folder 15: Drafts and Correspondence, 1969

Article rough drafts. (folder 2 of 7)

Folder 16: Drafts and Correspondence, 1969

Article rough drafts. (folder 3 of 7)

Folder 17: Drafts and Correspondence, 1969

Article rough drafts. (folder 4 of 7)

Folder 18: Drafts and Correspondence, 1969

Article rough drafts. (folder 5 of 7)

Folder 19: Drafts and Correspondence, 1969

Article rough drafts. (folder 6 of 7)

Folder 20: Drafts and Correspondence, 1969

Article rough drafts. (folder 7 of 7)

Folder 21: Printed Files and Memos, December 1969- April 170

TIME magazine memos from December 1969 to April 1970. Regards MPAA rating system and the proposal for stricter standards. Also contains pieces dealing with the Nixon and Agnew administration.

Folder 22: Printed Files, 1969-1972

TIME magazine memos regarding major and minor foreign and domestic stories. Medicine, politics, poverty, crime, and the note of the press are covered.

Folder 23: Telex, 1969-1971

Miscellaneous telex drafts written by Arthur White in 1969-1971.

Box 20: Telex

Folder 1: TIME Articles Written By Arthur White
Folder 2: Printed Files - May - Aug. 1970: Contains TIME Magazine memos from 1970. Primarily folder discusses the Vietnam conflict, the question of media bias, hippes, and the 1970 TWA hijacking.
Folder 3: Printed Files - Sept. 1970 - Jan. 1971: TIME memos from Sept. 1970 to Jan. 1971. Focuses on crime, hippies, and the role of media in society. As well, the danger of pesticide are considered.
Folder 4: File Storage, 1970-71
Folder 5: Telex Submissions - 1971: Teelx submissions and correspondence between Arthur White and TIME.
Folder 6: Editor Drafts - 1971: Edited drafts written by Arthur White.
Folder 7: Editor Drafts - 1972: Edited drafts written by Arthur White
Folder 8: Editor Drafts - 1971: Edited drafts written by Art White
Folder 9: Editor Drafts - 1971: Edited drafts written by Arthur White
Folder 10: Ediotr Drafts - 1971: Edited drafts written by Arthury White
Folder 11: Editor Drafts - 1971: Edited drafts written by Arthur White.
Folder 12: Editor Drafts - 1971: Edited drafts written by Arthur White
Folder 13: Ediotr Drafts - 1971: Edited drafts written by Arthur White.
Folder 14: Ediotr Drafts - 1971: Edited drafts written by Arthur White
Folder 15: Ediotr Drafts - 1971: Edited drafts written by Arthur White
Folder 16: Ediotr Drafts - 1971: Edited drafts written by Arthur White.
Folder 17: Ediotr Drafts - 1971: Edited drafts witten by Arthur White
Folder 18: Ediotr Drafts - 1971: Edited drafts written by Arthur White
Folder 19: Editor Drafts - 1971: Editor drafts written by Arthur White
Folder 20: Telex Drafts, 1971-72, Jan. - Apr., 1973
Folder 21: Telex Submissions: Telex research and submissions between Arthur White and TIME
Folder 22: Telex Submissions, Jul. - Dec., 1972: <span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-family: Verdana, Arial, sans-serif; background-color: rgb(248, 254, 255); ">Telex research and submissions between Arthur White and TIME. Also contains one TIME magazine.</span>
Folder 23: Telex Submissions - Misc., 1972-73: Telex research and submissions between Arthur white and TIME.
Folder 24: File Storage, 1972-73
Folder 25: Drafts, 1972-74: Article rough drafts

Box 21: Telex

Folder 1: Telex, 1972-79
Folder 2: Telex Drafts - May - Aug., 1973
Folder 3: Telex Drafts - Sept. - Dec., 1973
Folder 4: Telex Submissions, 1973: Research and telex submission between Arthur White and TIME
Folder 5: Drafts and Correspondence, 1973: Contains article rough drafts
Folder 6: Drafts and Correspondence, 1973: Contains article rough drafts
Folder 7: Drafts and Correspondence, 1973-74: Contains article rough drafts.
Folder 8: Drafts and Correspondence, 1972-73: Contains article rough drafts
Folder 9: File Storage
Folder 10: Telex Drafts, Jan. - Apr., 1974
Folder 11: Telex Drafts, May - Sept., 1974
Folder 12: Telex Drafts, Oct. - Dec., 1974
Folder 13: TIME Telex Drafts, 1974
Folder 14: TIME Telex Drafts, 1974
Folder 15: Washington Star Drafts
Folder 16: File Storage, 1975-76
Folder 17: Telex Drafts, 1975-76: Contains article rough drafts
Folder 18: Telex Drafts, 1975 and Undated
Folder 19: Telex, 1976-77 and Undated
Folder 20: Telex, Aug. 1976, Jul.-Aug. 1978
Folder 21: Telex Drafts, Mar. - Jun., 1977: Contains article rough drafts
Folder 22: Telex Drafts, Aug. - Sept., 1977: Contains article rough drafts
Folder 23: Telex Drafts, Oct. - Dec., 1977: Contains article rough drafts

Box 22: Telex

Folder 1: Drafts and Correspondence, 1977: Contaisn article rough drafts.
Folder 2: Drafts and Correspondence, 1977: Contains article rough drafts
Folder 3: Drafts and Correspondence, 1977: Contains article rough drafts
Folder 4: File Storage, 1977-78
Folder 5: Telex Drafts, Jan. 1978: Contains article rough drafts
Folder 6: Telex Drafts, Jan. 1978: Contains article rough drafts
Folder 7: Telex Drafts, Feb., 1978: Contaisn article rough drafts
Folder 8: Telex Drafts, Mar. - May, 1978: Contains article rough drafts
Folder 9: Telex Drafts, Sept., 1978: Telex written by Arthur White
Folder 10: Telex Drafts, Oct. 1978: Telex written by Arthur White
Folder 11: Telex, 1979: Telex written by Arthur White
Folder 12: Telex, 1979 - Misc.: Contains drafts and correspondence for two articels: "Bear Rally" (about a Teddy Bear Collector) and "Smelly" (about a debt collector who used odiferous individuals to collect debts).
Folder 13: Telex, Jun. 1979 - Jun. 1984 - Misc.: A collection of articles, some unpublished, written by White and his colleagues
Folder 14: Telex, 1980: Telex written by Arthur White
Folder 15: Telex - "Transplant Outrage", 1980: Contains drafts and information regarding the BBC television program "Panorama" which caused about organ harvesting in UK hospitals.
Folder 16: Telex - Misc., 1980: Miscellaneous drafts and correspondence from 1980, including drafts about the Wall Street Journal, "Fuel Saving Ships," and "Trafalgar"
Folder 17: Telex - "French Lieutenant", 1981: Contains drafts and correspondence regarding the writers of the history movie "The Firench Lieutenant's Woman"
Folder 18: Telex - 1981, 1981: Contains a series of drafts about "Save the whale" demonstrations in Brighton, England and meetings and rulings of the International Whaling Community.
Folder 19: Twin Research, 1981: Folder follows relationship among twins, especially the Chaplin twins. The Chaplin twins were two women convicted of harassign a lorry driver, Kenneth Iveson, for fifteen years.
Folder 20: Telex, Feb. - May, 1981: Telex written by Arthur White
Folder 21: Telex, Mar. - May, 1981 - Misc.: Contains telex written by Arthur White.
Folder 22: Telex, Aug. - Dec., 1981 - Misc.: Contains telex written by Arthur White
Folder 23: Telex - Oct. - Dec., 1981: Contains telex written by Arthur White
Folder 24: Telex, 1982: Contains telex written by Arthur White
Folder 25: Telex, 1984: Contains telex written by Arthur White
Folder 26: Archaeology and Research, Aug. - Oct., 1984: A small folder with several articles about the archaeology boom of the mid-1980s in England. The Chesire man and two vessels, "Mary Rose" and the "Amsterdam" are reported upon.
Folder 27: Undated

Box 23: TIME Magazine

Folder 1: TIME Magazine - October 1950 - December 1952

Contains articles from TIME: October 16, 1950, "Korea's Syngman Rhee;" January 21, 1952, "Andrea Mead Laurence;" December 1, 1952, "America's Jacobsen"

Folder 2: TIME Magazine - December 8 - 29, 1952

Contains articles from TIME: December 8, 1952, "Space Pioneer: Will Man Outgrow the Earth?;" December 15, 1952, " December 22, 1952, "France's Dinary," December 29, 1952, "Metropolitan Museum's Taylor"

Folder 3: TIME Magazine - September 24, 1956

TIME, September 24, 1956, "Philanthropist Rockefeller," SAA, Latn American Edition, SAA Canadian Edition

Folder 4: TIME - 1957

TIME, July 8, 1957, "Cincinnatii's Birdie Tebbetts;" July 15, 1957, "Los Angeles' Norman Chandler;" August 5, "The New Tory Government, Canada's Diefenbaker;" August 19, "Industrialist Krupp."

Folder 5: TIME Magazine - Jan- Feb 8, 1960

TIME, Jan. 25, 1960, "Japan's Kishi;" Feb 1, 1960, "Humphrey for President," February 8, 1960, "Latin America: The Real Builders, Venezuela's President Betancourt."

Folder 6: TIME Magazine Feb. 15 - Mar. 7, 1960

TIME, February, 15, 1960, "Washington Columnist Scotty Reston;" February 29, 1960, "Pat Nixon;" March 7, 1960, "Kenya's Tom Mbaya"

Folder 7: TIME - March 1960

TIME, March 14, 960, "Movie Director Ingmar Bergman;" March 21, 1960, "Carly Chessman;" March 28, 1960, "Skindiving: Poetry, Pleasure & Relf, Jacques Cousteau."

Folder 8: TIME - April 1960

TIME, April 4, 1960, "Australia: Things Are Looking Up Down Under, Prime Ministers;" April 11, 1960, "R.J. Reynolds' Bowman Grey;" April 18, 1960, "Chrisitan Missionaries from St. Paul to 1960."

Folder 9: TIME Magazine - August 1960

TIME, April 4, 1960, "Australia: things are Looking Up Down Under, Prime Ministers Menzies;" April 11, 1960, "R.J. Reynolds' Bowman Gray;" April 18, 1960, "Christian Missionaries from St. PAul to 1960."

Folder 10: TIME Magazine - August 1960

TIME Sugust, 1960, "Communism's Western Beachhead: Cuba's Che Guevara;" August, 15, 1960 "Comedian Mort Sahl."

Folder 11: TIME Magazine August - December 1961, August 11, November 3, December 29, 1961

(1&2) TIME August 11, 1962 - Tough Times on the Railroad

(3&4) TIME November 3, 1961 - Girls in College: They Have Scarcely Begun to Use Their Brains

(5) TIME December 29, 1961 - The Year in Business: Anrush of Automation

Folder 12: TIME Magazine February - May 1962, February 9, April 6, May 11, 1962

(1) TIME February 9, 1962 - "Where are the Catholic Intellectuals?"

(2) TIME April 6, 1962 - Sophia Loren

(3) TIME May 11, 1962 - South VietNam: What it Takes to Win

Folder 13: TIME Magazine May - June 1962, May 25, June 15, 29, 1962

(1) TIME May 25, 1962 - The BIllie Sol Estes Scandal

(2) TIME June 15, 1962 - A Midsummer's Election

(3) TIME June 29, 1962 - US OPEN Champ Jack Nicklaus

Folder 14: TIME Magazine November - December 1962, November 30, December 21, 1962

(1) TIME November 30, 1962 - India's Lost Illusions

(2&3) TIME December 21, 1962 - The Sport Of The '60s

Folder 15: TIME Magazines April - May 1963, April 5, May 10, 31, 1963

(1) TIME April 5, 1963 - Agriculture Secretary Freeman

(2) TIME May 10, 1963 - 40th Anniversary Issue: "The Individual in America"

(3) TIME May 31, 1963 - The Rising US Economy

Folder 16: TIME Magazine July - August 1963, July 5, August 9, 1963

(1&2) TIME July 5, 1963 - The Peace Corps: A US Ideal Abroad

(3) TIME August 9, 1963 - South Viet Nam's Madame Nhu

Folder 17: TIME Magazine August - November 1963, August 23, October 18, November 1, 1963

(1) TIME August 23, 1963 - As the Test Ban Approaches: The Size and Condition of the US Atomic Arsenal

(2) TIME October 18, 1963 - Those College Quarterbacks

(3) TIME November 1, 1963 - Germany and the Defense of Europe

Folder 18: TIME Magazine 1964, April 10, July 24, December 11, 18, 1964

(1) TIME April 10, 1964 - Barbra Streisand

(2) TIME July 24, 1964 - The New Thrust In American Politics

(3) TIME December 11, 1964 - Buddhism: Religion and Politics

(4) TIME December 18, 1964 - Building the Pavilions of Culture

Folder 19: TIME Magazine 1965- 1967, September 3, 1965; May 13, 1966; March 10, 1967

(1) TIME September 3, 1965 - The Man Who Wants the Government to Get Off the Farm

(2) TIME May 13, 1966 - Crossfire in the War on Poverty

(3) TIME March 10, 1967 - Henry R. Luce

Folder 20: TME Magazine 1968, February 9, May 17, August 16, 1968

(1&2) TIME February 9, 1968 - Days of Death in Viet Nam" Hanoi's General Giap

(3) TIME May 17, 1968 - Poverty in America: Its Cause and Extent

(4) TIME August 16, 1968 - The G.O.P. Ticket

Folder 21: TIME Magazine 1969, January 24, April 4, September 26, 1969

(1&2) TIME January 24, 1969 - To Heal A Nation, Special Section: The Task Before the President

(3) TIME April 4, 1969 - Dwight Eisenhower

(4) TIME September 26, 1969 - Drugs and the Young

Folder 23: TIME Magazine 1970 and 1971, March 30, September 14, 1970; November 1, 1971

(1&2) TIME March 30, 1970 - Postal Breakdown: A National Crisis

(3) TIME September 14, 1970 - The Man Behind the Midi Mania: John Fairchild of Women's Wear Daily

(4) TIME November 1, 1971 - The Nixon Court

Folder 24: TIME Magazine Dember 1972-1973, December 25, 1972; May 14, November 12, 1973

(1&2) TIME December 25, 1972 - Holiday on Skies: The Hottest Sport; The Coolest Slopes

(3) TIME May 14, 1973 - How Much Did He Know

(4) TIME November 12, 1973 - Nixon's Jury: The People

Folder 25: TIME Magazine 1974, January 7, February 18, October 7, 1974

(1) TIME January 7, 1974 - The Man of the Year

(2) TIME February 18, 1974 - "Exxon: Testing the Tiger"

(3) TIME October 7, 1984 - The Ordeal of Political Wives

Folder 26: TIME Magazine 1975, May 19, July 28, August 18, 25, 1975

(1) TIME May 19, 1975 - Baryshnikov: Ballet's New Idol

(2) TIME July 28, 2975 - Ford's First Year: At Ease in the White House

(3) TIME August 18, 1975 - Baseball's Super Showman: Oakland's Charlie Finley

(4) TIME August 25, 1975 - Mid-East: Is Peace at Hand?

Box 24: TIME Magazine

Folder 1: TIME Magazine, June 1976

TIME - June 7, 1976 - What Price Honor? The West Point Scandal

Folder 2: TIME MAgazine, August 1976

(1 & 2) TIME, August 2, 1976, Rumania's Nadia Comaneci: She's Perfect, But the Olympics are in Trouble

(3) TIME, August 9, 1976, Ford Closes In

(4)TIME, August 16, 1976, Disease Detectives: Tracing the Philly Killer

(5) TIME, August 30, 1976, The COP Strategy: Give 'em Hell

Folder 3: TIME Magazine, September 1976

(1 & 2) TIME, September 6, 1976, Sex & Tennis: The New Battleground

(3 & 4) TIME, September 27, 1976, The South Today: Carter Country and Beyond

Folder 4: TIME Magazine, October 1976

(1) TIME, Oct. 4, 1976, The Character Test

(2) TIME, Oct. 11, 1976, Africa: Peace or War, Rhodesia's Ian Smith

(3 & 4) TIME, Oct. 18, 1976, Ford's Setback

Folder 5: TIME Magazine, Nov. 1 - Nov. 15 1976

(1) TIME, November 1, 1976, Voting Your Pocketbook

(2) TIME, November 8, 1976, Yes, It Matters: The Last Pitch

(3 & 4) TIME, November 15, 1976, special Election Section

Folder 6: TIME Magazine, Nov. 22 - Dec. 6, 1976

(1) TIME, Nov. 22, 1976, TV's Super Women: Charlie's Angels

(2) TIME, Nov. 29, 1976, The Joy of Art: Rauschenberg by Rauschenberg

(3) TIME, Dec. 6, 1976, Gambling Goes Legit

Folder 7: TIME Magazine, 1977 & 1978

(1) TIME, May 16, 1977, The Mafia: Big, Bad and Booming

(2) TIME, November 14, 1977, High Schools In Trouble: A Tale of There Cities

(3 & 4) TIME, July 31, 1978, The Test-Tube Baby: Birth Watch in Britain

Folder 8: TIME Magazine, 1979

(1) TIME, May 14, 1979, Britain's Fighting Lady: Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher

(2) TIME, May 28, 1979, Britain's Best Actress: Diana Rigg

(3) TIME June 11, 1979, Pride and Prosperity: An Interview with Chancellor Schmidt

(4) TIME, August 20, 1979 - Britain's Race Crisis

Folder 9: TIME Magazine, 1980

(1) TIME, June 30, 1980, The Incredible Tennis Machine: Sweden's Bjorn Borg

(2) TIME, July 7, 1980, Rediscovering America

(3) TIME, May 5, 1980, Debacle in the Desert

Folder 10: TIME Magazine, February - April 1981

(1) TIME, Feb. 16, 1981, Embattled Britain: Prime Minister Thatcher

(2) TIME, March 2, 1981, The Ax Falls: Reagan's Plan for a "New Beginning"

(3) TIME, March 16, 1981, Talking Command: The World According to Haig

(4) TIME, April 20, 1981, The Prince's Charmer: Princess Diana's Wowing Britain

Folder 11: TIME Magazine July - September 1981, July 20, August 3, 10, September 7, 1981

(1) TIME July 20, 1981 - Why Britain Burns

(2) TIME August 3, 1981 - Three Cheers

(3) TIME August 10, 1981 - On Their Way!

(4) TIME September 7, 1981 - Magic Meryl: Actress Meryl Streep

Folder 12: TIME Magazines October - November 1981, October 12, November 9, 1981

(1 & 2) TIME October 12, 1981 - Europe's Unemployment Plague

(3) TIME November 9, 1981 - AWACS: He Does It Again!

Folder 13: TIME Magazines April - May 1982, April 12, 19, May 17, 24, 1982

(1) TIME April 12, 1982 - Jerusalem: In the Eye of the Storm--Protest and Prayer

(2) TIME April 19, 1982 - Rule Britannia? Showdown in the South Atlantic

(3) TIME May 17, 1982 - Explosive Falklands

(4) TIME May 24, 1982 - Falklands Face Off: Diplomacy and Force Compete

Folder 14: TIME Magazine June 1982, June 7, 21, 1982

(1 & 2) TIME June 7, 1982 - An Extrodinary Week: Furies In the Falklands; A Pope Comes to Britain; Regan Girds for Europe

(3) SAA (European Edition): The Pope In Britain

(4) TIME June 21, 1982 - Israels' Blitz

Folder 15: TIME August - December 1982, August 2, December 20, 1982

(1) TIME August 2, 1982 - The Pipeline: Allies in Disarray

(2&3) SAA - (US Edition) - Today's Scarlett Letter: Herpes

(4) TIME December 20, 1982 - Mexico's Crisis: "We are in an Emergency"

Folder 16: TIME Magazine March 21 - June 20, 1983, March 21, June 20, 1983

(1) TIME March 21, 1983 - Detroit's Comeback Kid: Chrysler Chariman Lee Iacocca

(2) TIME June 20, 1983 - Maggie By A Mile: What It Means, What She'll Do

Folder 17: TIME Magazine October - December 1985, October 24, December 12, 19, 1983

(1) TIME October 24, 1983 - The Tribes of Britain

(2) TIME December 12, 1983 - Western Europe: Racism on the Rise

(3) TIME December 19, 1983 - Syria: Clashing with the US; Bidding for a Bigger Role

Folder 18: TIME Magazine December 1983, December 26, 1983, and Unknown Date (1983)

(1&2) TIME December 26, 1983 - Images '83: Pictures of the Year

(3) TIME No Date - (European Edition) Special Anniversary Edition - The Most Amazing 60 Years In History

Folder 19: TIME Magazine January 1984, January 2, 9, 16, 1984

(1) TIME January 2, 1984 - Men of the Year: Ronald Reagan, Yuri Andropov

(2) TIME January 9, 1984 - Why Forgive?: The Pope Pardons The Gunman

(3) TIME January 16, 1984 - Africa Woes: Coups, Conflict, and Corruption

Folder 20: TIME Magazine April 30 - May 28, 1984, April 30, May 7, 28, 1984

(1) TIME April 30, 1984 - China's New Face: What Reagan Will See

(2) TIME May 7, 1984 - Getting Away With Murder?

(3&4) TIME May 28, 1984 - D-Day: Forty Years After the Great Crusade

Folder 21: TIME Magazine June 11 - July 23, 1984, June 11, July 16, 23, 1984

(1&2) TIME June 11, 1984 - Why Pain Hurts: Wnlocking and Agonizing Mystery

(3) TIME July 16, 1984 - The High-Tech Gap: Europe Plays Catchup

(4) TIME July 23, 1984 - A Historic Choice: Geralding Ferraro

Folder 22: TIME Magazine August 6 - October 22, 1984, August 6, October 22, 1984

(1&2) TME August 6, 1984 - Mexico City: The Population Curse

(3&4) TIME October 22, 1984 - Target: Thatcher, I.R.A. Terrorists Strike Again

Folder 23: TIME Magazine November - December 1984, November 5, December 24, 1984

(1) TIME November 5, 1984 - Mind Your Manners! America's New Concern with Civility

(2&3) TIME December 24, 1984 - Britain Divided

Folder 24: TIME Magazine 1985 & 1986, February 4, June 17, 1985 and May 19, 1986

(1) TIME February 4, 1985 - Discord in the Church

(2) TIME June 17, 1985 - The Spy Scandal Grows

(3) TIME May 19, 1986 - Electronics Wars: Taking on Japan Inc.

Folder 25: TIME Magazine 1990 - 1991, Fall 1990, September 9, 1991

(1) TIME Fall 1990 (Special Issue) - Women: The Road Ahead

(2) TIME September 9, 1991 - Power Vacuum

Folder 26: TIME Magazines 1994 and 1999, August 22, 1994; June 14, 1999

(1) TIME August 22, 1994 - Stee-rike!

(2) TIME June 14, 1999 - 100 Heroes and Icons

Folder 27: TIME Magazine 2001 & 2008, April 16, 2001; February 11, 2008

(1) TIME April 16, 2001 - What Jesus Saw: Jerusalem Then and Now

(2) TIME February 11, 2008 - Why Young Voters Care Again, And Why Their Vote Matters

Box 25: Magazines & Books

Folder 1: "Fit to Lead", 1980-1984: Contains research material regarding the health of people in power in Great Britain and the United States. Also contaisn the book Fit to Lead.
Folder 2: Magazines: Contains POST article May 1962; TIME article September 1976; Esquire article January 1978; Washington Post article April 1978
Folder 3: LIFE - November 29, 1963: Chronicles life of John F Kennedy, 1917-1963.
Folder 4: US News, 1957: Contains article from Arpil 1957: "The Strange Case of Dr. Norman"
Folder 5: Disaster at Buffalo Creek: A citizens report on possible criminal negligence in the West Virginia Mining Co during the Buffalo Creek dam break disaster
Folder 6: AP World/TIME: Contains TIME vol. 1, no. 1 and AP World Magazine from 1965.
Folder 7: Sports Illustrated: Contains Sports Illustrated from 1979 detailing Hale Irwins golf victory, track and field competition, and baseball leagues.
Folder 8: "A New National Policy": Contains campaign flyer for John Diefenbaker running as a conservative for Canadian Parliament. Date unknown.
Folder 9: "To the Author in Search of a Publisher": Contains a pamphlet on effectively contacting and promoting speculative publications. Guide also illuminates methods for efficacious marketing and succesful preparation of manuscript for print.
Folder 10: Newsweek: Contains Neweek Magazine detailing Pope Paul VI, War on Poverty, and Mississippi Murders.
Folder 11: Sports Illustrated, 1956: Contains two Sports Illustrated magazines discussing the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Horse Breeding.
Folder 12: Magazine: Antiques: Magazien marketing and discussing furniture from the eighteenth and nineteenth century.
Folder 13: Misc. Magazines/Covers: Folder contains press realting to democracy, liberty, and freedom (all in opposition to Communism) in Canada and the United States
Folder 14: Esquire: Contains Esquire magazine containing TIME's discussion of Vietnam War.
Folder 15: Newsweek: Folder contains one Newsweek magazine which details IRA bombings and cntroversy of 1984 US Presidential election.
Folder 16: Newsweek: Folder contains Newsweek magazine chornicling the Billie Sol scandal.
Folder 17: Newsweek: Folder contains Newsweek magazine detailing story of Bill D. Moyers, special assistant to the President.
Folder 18: Presença: Contains copy of Presença magazine (Portugese)
Folder 19: Maclean's: Contains a copy of Maclean's magazine. Macleans circulated primarily in Canada. Issue in folder describes drugs, America, and football quarterbacks.
Folder 20: Look, 1969: Contains a copy of Look Magazine which describes Arab Guerrilla fighters, Isreali defenses, and Jane Fonda.
Folder 21: Post, 1965: Contains copy of Post magazine detailing life of editor Henry Luce.
Folder 22: 1962: Contains USA 1 magazine discussing past US Presidents.
Folder 23: USA 1, 1962: Contains USA 1 magazine hich discusses Communist takeover of China,
Folder 24: USA 1, 1962: Contains copy of USA 1 which discusses Robert MacNamara.
Folder 25: Life, 1939-1980s: Contains copies of Life from 1939 and 1980. The first discusses Claudette Colbert. The latter discusses the 1970s.
Folder 26: Life, 1967: Contains Life magazine detailing Marine's part in war in Vietnam.
Folder 27: Life, 1969: Contains one issue of Life magazine relating to Vietnam tactics and the life of editor Henry Luce.
Folder 28: New York Times Magazine, 1977: Contains New York Times magazine detailing media personalities Richard Reeves, Charles Mohr, and J. Anthony Lukas. Articles examine control these personalities have on mass media industry.
Folder 29: Life, 1963: Contains Life magazine from 1963 detailing John F. Kennedy's funeral.
Folder 30: TIME, 1966: Contains TIME magazine detailuing War on Poverty, including cirticism of programs.
Folder 31: TIME, 1960-63: Contains a TIME magazine detailing activities at Kennedy's Hyannisport, Massachusetts home.
Folder 32: TIME, 1963: Contains one TIME magazine describing the secretary of agriculture, Orville Freedman.
Folder 33: TIME, 1962-1969: Contains two TIME magazines detailing division within the country on Vietnam War, social programs, and education.
Item 1: Notepad: Contain's one of Art White's notepads replete with notes
Item 2: Scargill the Communist: Hagger, Nicholas. Scargill the Communist?: The Communist Role in the 1948 Miner's Strike: A Warning to the British People. London: Oak-Tree, 1985.
Item 3: National Press Club Directory 1985
Item 4: National Press Club Directory 1991
Item 5: Personal Scrapbook of Magazine Articles

Box 26: Scrapbook, 1960s

Box 27: Commemorative Newspaper and Scrapbook Contents, 1985

Box contains plastic-protected scrapbook contents and the Bristol Victory Evening Post commemorative edition of the 40th anniversary of D-Day.

Box 28: Newspapers, various dates

Folder 1: Daily Express, Aug.-Nov. 1940
Folder 2: The Bristol Evening Post, Nov. 1940-May 1942, Oct. 1958
Folder 3: The Daily Sketch & The Daily Express, Dec. 8, 1941 & Jan.-May 1941
Folder 4: The Stars and Stripes, April 17, 1943 & March 28, 1983
Folder 5: The Daily Express & The Daily Sketch , March-May 1945 & Jan. 4, 1945
Folder 6: The Daily Mirror, Sept. 8-9, 1955
Folder 7: The Daily News, Sept. 8-9, 1955
Folder 8: The New York Post/Times, Jan. 2-6, 1957
Folder 9: The Washington Post, Jan. 19, 1965 & March-July 1969
Folder 10: The New York Time Magazine, May 2, 1965 & Feb. 27, 1966
Folder 11: The New York Post/Times, Dec. 26-28, 30-31, 1956
Folder 12: The Evening Star, March 28 & 30, 1969
Folder 13: Misc. papers, various: These are not whole papers, but sections or pages from various pages not already included in another folder.

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