Box 1

Scope and Contents Julia Adams (OC 1962), notesMarcia Aronoff (OC 1965), notesScott Bennett (OC 1960), notesArnold Berkman (OC 1964), notesIsabel Lovejoy Best (OC 1961) notesRuth M. Brandon (OC 1963), notesCharles Butts (OC 1967), interview, 1988Bill Edwards (OC 1969), notesJames Eisenstein (OC 1960), interview and notes, 1960David Feiman (OC 1964), notesFreedom Riders: Charlie Butts (OC...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Biographical file of Carl B. Stokes, Cleveland’s first Black mayor and Oberlin honorary degree recipient. Also includes magazine articles and campaign materials.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Biographical file of Carl B. Stokes, Cleveland’s first Black mayor and Oberlin honorary degree recipient. Also includes magazine articles and campaign materials.

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Zaugg was a visiting student at Tougaloo College when she was arrested in October 1963 for attempting to worship with two African-American students at a segregated church. Includes court documents relating to the case, correspondence by Zaugg, her father Harold Zaugg, and others expressing their reactions to the arrest, and “Notes from a Mississippi Jail” written by Zaugg describing her experiences.

See also Series 5. Scrapbooks.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Zaugg was a visiting student at Tougaloo College when she was arrested in October 1963 for attempting to worship with two African-American students at a segregated church. Includes court documents relating to the case, correspondence by Zaugg, her father Harold Zaugg, and others expressing their reactions to the arrest, and “Notes from a Mississippi Jail” written by Zaugg describing her experiences.

See also Series 5. Scrapbooks.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Zaugg was a visiting student at Tougaloo College when she was arrested in October 1963 for attempting to worship with two African-American students at a segregated church. Includes court documents relating to the case, correspondence by Zaugg, her father Harold Zaugg, and others expressing their reactions to the arrest, and “Notes from a Mississippi Jail” written by Zaugg describing her experiences.

See also Series 5. Scrapbooks.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Zaugg was a visiting student at Tougaloo College when she was arrested in October 1963 for attempting to worship with two African-American students at a segregated church. Includes court documents relating to the case, correspondence by Zaugg, her father Harold Zaugg, and others expressing their reactions to the arrest, and “Notes from a Mississippi Jail” written by Zaugg describing her experiences.

See also Series 5. Scrapbooks.

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Contains two Federal Bureau of Investigation reports of incidents in Mississippi involving Rinaldi and other students while in the state to conduct voter registration.

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Biographical file of Carl B. Stokes, Cleveland’s first Black mayor and Oberlin honorary degree recipient. Also includes magazine articles and campaign materials.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Biographical file of Carl B. Stokes, Cleveland’s first Black mayor and Oberlin honorary degree recipient. Also includes magazine articles and campaign materials.