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Legal documents concerning Frank Thompson, John Murphy, and John W. Jenrette; case
law
memorandum with respect to voluntary political contributions and to possible judgments
against Frank Thompson's retirement annuity and home; two essays, Pollitt's "The Dark Side of Abscam" and "The
Lessons of ABSCAM: A Public Policy Report by the American Civil Liberties Union";
letters from Frank Thompson while he was in prison to Dan Pollitt, discussing politics,
plans
for a public service law school, family, and other topics; and clippings about the
funeral of
Frank Thompson.
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Materials related to Committee on Academic Freedom's consideration of a University
of
North Carolina personnel form asking about membership in Communist Party; desegregation
of
ward assignments at North Carolina Memorial Hospital.
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Executive Committee (of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill chapter) materials
concerning the jurisdiction of the committee on civil
rights, food strike of 1969, student academic freedom and disruption.
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Membership Committee and drives, Committee on University Government.
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Executive Committee (of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill chapter) meeting
minutes, memoranda on changes in tenure regulations,
highlights of American Association of University Professors activities at the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, survey of
working conditions for faculty without tenure, committee W report (Status of Women
in the
Academic Profession) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Folder 247
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Miscellaneous memoranda, newsletter; writings about gender and race discrimination
in
academe; copy of Pollitt's "Entering the Academic Arena Running:
The AAUP's First Year."
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Folder 248
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Reports on academic freedom and tenure at various institutions.
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Folder 249
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Committee on University Government, revision of trustee policy governing tenure and
dismissal at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Agency fee subcommittee.
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Folder 252
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Press releases, meeting agendas, nominations, election results, collective bargaining,
committee membership.
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Folder 253
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Correspondence relating to Pollitt's presentation on speaker bans and William Fiddler's
"Academic Freedom in the South Today" to be given at the American Association of University Professors
conference at the University of Kentucky.
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Folder 254
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Memoranda and legal documents relating to court cases of interest to the American
Association of University Professors.
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Minutes, agendas, finances, policy, and related materials; topics include privileged
communications, sex segregated facilities at universities, free speech association,
Church
and State Committee, government trusteeships of labor unions, Indian rights, homelessness,
Communications Media Committee, bias laws, Due Process Committee report on double
jeopardy,
DNA testing, decriminalization of drug use and possession, impeachable offenses by
the Reagan
administration, campaign financing, and race discrimination.
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Progress report, agenda for conference call.
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Essay by Daniel Pollitt.
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Topics include censorship, American Civil Liberties Union history, death penalty,
conscientious objectors, church and
state, labor and business, academic freedom, war in Southeast Asia, police practices,
privacy, self-incrimination, state control of drugs and alcohol, military power, and
many
other subjects.
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Proposed policy statement, legal documents, and other writings on free speech and
bias on
college campuses.
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Memorandum from National Taskforce on Civil Liberties in the Workplace on the Uniform
Employment Termination Act (strikebreaker), 1990; copies of
Reproductive Rights Update, 1990-1991; American Civil Liberties Union AIDS policy update.
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Program from twentieth anniversary event of the North Carolina Civil Liberties Union
and a
1953 American Civil Liberties Union Academic Freedom Committee statement on the rights
and responsibilities of
universities and their faculties.
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Includes congressional testimony by Joseph L. Rauh Jr.
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Lawyers Committee (Abner Mikvah committee) to investigate Department of Justice failure
to
enforce equal protection clause of the fourteenth amendment and the civil rights laws
enacted
thereunder; first amendment rights of speech, assembly, dissent, and protest; and
politicized
law enforcement.
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Statement endorsing universal and unconditional amnesty sent to leaders from Vietnam
War
era in response to perceived failure of President Ford's clemency program.
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Articles, speeches, letters, and commentary by Pollitt, Frank Thompson, and others;
topics
include "Amnesty: The American Tradition,"
"Conscience and the American Conscription Laws,"
congressional power to grant amnesty, the stand-by draft, and the amendment to broaden
conscientious objector status to those who opposed war for moral or ethical reasons
not
connected to religious practice.
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Briefs of cases, letters about individual conscientious objector situations, excerpts
from
World War II experiences, and proposed bills by Frank Thompson.
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American Civil Liberties Union statement in support of conscientious objectors; Robert
"Corky" Eaton's draft appeal in which Pollitt advised legal points on which to appeal
Eaton's adjusted status following his participation in an anti-war, anti-draft protest;
Robert C. Eaton v Selective Service System, Local Board No.
69.
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Topics include amnesty positions and programs of presidents Nixon, Ford, and Carter,
and
public responses.
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Chiefly flyers, pamphlets, and other ephemera for Americans for Amnesty, but also
American Civil Liberties Union and
Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors (CCCO).
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Conscientious objector who did not meet threshold for religious convictions and who
sought
Pollitt's advice.
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"Memorandum of Points and Authorities in support of Motion to
Dismiss the Indictment."
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Audiocassette C-5498/1
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Presentation at the Center for Research and Development in Law-Related Education
(CRADLE)-sponsored National Innovation Institute, held at Wake Forest University School
of
Law.
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Materials relating to work on the procedural code for the Committee on Academic Freedom
and
Tenure, and other materials for the Advisory Committee on Supreme Court Decisions
and
Committee on Student-Law School Relations.
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"Professional Responsibility: Protection of Lawyers," a
survey by Pollitt to assess problems of harassment of lawyers because of unpopular
clients or
causes, especially with respect to civil rights lawyers in the South.
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"First Monday" programs held at law schools across the
country to energize law students to engage in more pro bono community service types
of
law.
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Videotape VT-5498/1
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"Alliance for Justice Presents: Profiles in Judicial Courage,
First Monday 1996."
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Correspondence, speeches, memoranda, and other materials documenting planning and
logistics
of opening a law school with a strong public service orientation, especially attempts
to find
a location for it in North Carolina and at other sites around the United States; also
called
Wiley B. Rutledge Law School in honor of Pollitt's father-in-law, a former Supreme
Court
Justice.
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Bicentennial celebration events and media coverage.
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Folder 325
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Notes about slave revolts; clippings, chiefly about nineteenth century people and
events; a
chapter from
The Trial of Martin Luther King, and a North
Carolinians Against Racist and Religious Violence report on "Bigoted Violence and Hate Groups in North Carolina."
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Notes on
Desegregation of the U.S. Armed Forces: Fighting on Two
Fronts, 1939-1953.
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Photocopies of hearings, articles on who gets counted; Pollitt's report on undercount,
exclusion of undocumented immigrants and inclusion of military service men and women
living
overseas.
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Folder 330
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Clippings, chiefly about surveillance and informants, student disruptions and free
speech
on campus.
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Folder 331
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Clippings about and an introduction of Harold Foster, who initiated the first Chapel
Hill
sit-ins in 1960; Chapel Hill Fellowship for School Integration plan for desegregation
of
schools; ordinance and by-laws of the Chapel Hill Human Relations Commission.
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Folder 332
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Board of Trustees materials, including school proposal, minutes, correspondence, and
clippings.
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Board of Trustees materials, including minutes and correspondence.
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Folder 335
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Materials relating to the 1968 Charlotte stables fire case, including a petition for
pardon
addressed to Governor James B. Hunt of North Carolina, signed by various law professors
including Pollitt.
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Folder 336
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Legal documents for
Wynn v. Board of Trustees of Charlotte
College,
a case about segregation in community college education.
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Folder 337
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School desegregation program committee, specifically concerning Native American children
in
Erwin and Dunn, Harnett County, N.C.; materials include meeting minutes, correspondence
with
legal advice and explanation of the administrative limitations of desegregation; revised
statement of policies for school desegregation plans under Title VI of the Civil Rights
Act
of 1964.
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Folder 338
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Pollitt's "Congressional Control of Judicial Remedies: President
Nixon's Proposed Moratorium on 'Busing' Orders,"
originally published in
North Carolina Law Review.
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Folder 339
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Memorandum concerning demonstration cases removed to federal court in order to protect
civil rights; "Chapel Hill, North Carolina: A Case Study of a
Community's Needs in Relation to H.R.7152 [Civil Rights Act]" by James W.
Prothro.
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Folder 340
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Letters to Pollitt concerning article published in
North Carolina
Law Review
(1965-1966), article drafts, and notes on defendents and their alleged
crimes; programs relating to Charles M. and Dorcas Jones Award given to Quinton Baker,
Pat
Cusick, and John Dunne, on behalf of "the hundreds who fought for
desegregation and civil rights in Chapel Hill."
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Folder 341
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Correspondence related to publication of Pollitt's article, eventually by
Duke Law Journal.
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North Carolina Council on Human Relations report "Employment
Opportunities for Negroes in Charlotee, North Carolina"; press release by Governor
Terry Sanford; memorandum by Pollitt on racial discrimination in union apprenticeship
programs; Pollitt's proposals for corrective action, presented at Notre Dame conference,
1963; United States Department of Labor studies of problems of "negro
labor"; statements by the secretary of labor, A. Philip Randolph, American Friends
Service Committee, American Jewish Congress, and NAACP for the Equality of Employment
Opportunity Subcommittee of House Committee on Education and Labor.
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Correspondence and other materials relating to a survey of statutory law that suggests
or
requires segregated health care.
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Folder 345
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Clippings relating to civil rights violence in Grenada, Miss.; legal documents relating
to
the constitutionality of the riot statute in Atlanta, Ga.; an address by Attorney
General
Ramsey Clark to National College of State Trial Judges regarding use of deadly force
in
response to looting.
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Correspondence and writings relating to Pollitt's "Racial
Discrimination in Employment: Proposals for Corrective Action," and other materials,
including "Report of the Notre Dame Conference on Federal Civil
Rights Legislation and Administration,"
"Registration and Voting in the South," and the Civil
Rights Protection Act of 1966.
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"Federal Executive and Civil Rights," a Southern Regional
Council report by Pollitt on presidential authority and race relations to be submitted
before
the Kennedy administration took office; related press coverage; letters from Pollitt
to his
mother and others requesting research assistance for this report and strategizing
how to make
an impact on the Kennedy administration; also includes an address on executive action
in the
school crisis by Marion Wright, given at Senator Kennedy's National Conference on
Constitutional Rights and American Freedom in 1960.
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Folder 349
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Memoranda to Luther Hodges on the acts that give precedent to presidential power to
use
troops; clipping on rioting at the University of Mississippi.
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Folder 350
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Published in Atlanta by Imani Claiborne; summaries and reprints of newspaper articles
previously published.
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Folder 351
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Pollitt's handwritten biographical notes on Walter Clark, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of North Carolina, and a 1914 address by Clark, "Government
by Judges."
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By-laws, meeting minutes, International Center for Clubhouse Development certification,
financial, property management, and other materials relating to Club Nova, an organization
dedicated to helping people with mental illness rehabilitate and reintegrate into
the
community.
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Loan agreements for new roof; Personnel Committee materials; Board of Directors materials;
press release about "sanctuary church" designation during the
Persian Gulf War; Community Pre-school Committee materials.
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Videotape VT-5498/2
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Documentary about the Reverend Charles M. Jones, a Presbyterian minister who attempted
to
integrate his North Carolina church and was dismissed for his attempts; includes interviews
with Chapel Hill residents, including several founding members of the church he formed
after
his dismissal, the Community Church of Chapel Hill.
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Drafts and research materials relating to an unpublished book manuscript written by
Pollitt
about congressional ethics.
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Briefs on congressional ethics.
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Article written by Pollitt and Frank Askin on separation of powers; also includes
clippings.
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Drafts, research materials, and correspondence relating to a memorandum by Pollitt
on the
independent counsel.
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Drafts, research materials, and notes relating to a report by Pollitt on congressional
exclusion.
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Materials relating to Pollitt's work with the House Democratic Caucus Special Committee
on
Congressional Misconduct, in which he served as staff counsel and collaborated with
several
Congressmen, including Don Edward, Charlie Rose, and Frank Thompson Jr.; includes
memoranda
authored by Pollitt, correspondence, notes, research materials, resolutions, committee
testimony transcripts, and clippings and other printed materials.
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Committee reports and statements, correspondence, resolutions, clippings, notes, and
writings by Pollitt and others.
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Drafts and research materials relating to an article on Morgan Murphy and congressional
ethics.
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Clippings about ethics violations by international politicians, arranged alphabetically
by
country.
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Clippings.
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Research materials and a memorandum by Pollitt on separation of powers.
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Folder 404
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Research materials and a memorandum by Pollitt for Congressman Frank Thompson Jr.
on the
right of the House of Representatives to punish former member Henry Helstoski.
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Correspondence, notes, clippings, and other research materials.
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Memorandum by Pollitt for Congressman William D. Ford on separation of powers, notes,
Supreme Court opinions, and other research materials.
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Supreme Court opinions, clippings, and an article by Pollitt.
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Folder 413
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Chiefly correspondence of Pollitt, Congressman Frank Thompson Jr. and his staff, and
Attorney General Edward Levi, regarding congressional travel expenditures.
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Folder 414
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Chiefly correspondence of Pollitt and Congressman Frank Thompson Jr. and his staff,
regarding local union contributions to Thompson's defense fund.
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Clippings and an article by Pollitt and William Ford regarding ownership of the White
House
tapes recorded under former president Richard Nixon.
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Notes, clippings, opinions, and other research materials about various topics relating
to
congressional ethics; and a copy of second edition of
Congressional
Ethics,
published by Congressional Quarterly, Inc.
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Article by Pollitt on the ethics probe into Burris's alleged purchase of his Senate
seat
from Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, and other materials.
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Clinton files concern the various scandals of his administration. Topics include Gennifer
Flowers, Web Hubbell, Katherine Willey, Paula Jones, Monica Lewinsky, Susan McDougal,
immunity, Arkansas disbarment, passport probe, Robert Ray, Kenneth Starr, Linda Tripp,
and
the Whitewater investigation. Files chiefly consist of clippings but also include
correspondence relating to Pollitt's participation in congressional hearings on impeachable
offenses, an article by Pollitt about efforts to impeach President Bill Clinton, and
Pollitt's notes summarizing the Whitewater case.
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Correspondence and other materials relating to Diggs' mail fraud and payroll padding
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Includes correspondence between Jenrette and Pollitt discussing Pollitt's assistance
with
Jenrette's petition for certiorari from the Supreme Court during Jenrette's trial
for taking
bribes in the FBI Abscam sting operation.
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Includes Pollitt's notes summarizing the case.
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Includes notes.
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Hearing transcripts, correspondence, and other materials relating to Pollitt's assistance
in defending Congressman Charlie Rose against campaign finance ethics allegations.
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Folder 494
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Folder 495
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Folder 496
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Folder 497
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Folder 498
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Folder 499
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Folder 500
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Folder 501
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Folder 502
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Folder 503
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Includes a chapter from Pollitt's unpublished book on congressional ethics, discussing
John
Wilkes's expulsion from parliament for "seditious libel"
against the British monarchy.
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Folder 504-506
Folder 504
Folder 505
Folder 506
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Briefs, memoranda, affadavits, clippings, and other materials relating to Williams's
trial
and conviction for accepting bribes in the FBI Abscam sting operation.
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Folder 507
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Folder 508
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Hearing transcripts, correspondence, statement drafts, and other materials relating
to
Pollitt's assistance in defending Wright against allegations of accepting bribes and
campaign
finance violations.
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Folder 509-512
Folder 509
Folder 510
Folder 511
Folder 512
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Government reports relating to congressional ethics, clippings, notes, and other materials
relating to individual congressional ethics cases
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Folder 513
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Writings, notes, and background research, including articles and clippings.
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Folder 514
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Writings and clippings.
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Folder 515
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Letter from Pollitt to Senator Thomas C. Hennings with commentary on a number of bills
under consideration of the Senate judiciary committee.
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Folder 516
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Clipping.
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Folder 517
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Clippings and articles.
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Folder 518
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Clippings and other printed materials.
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Folder 519
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Correspondence and other materials relating to study of proposed changes to questions
about
mental health treatment and substance abuse in bar application.
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Folder 520
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Notes, remarks on, fact sheets relating to study of constitutional amendment that
would
prohibit compulsory attendance of a student in a public school other than that nearest
the
student's home.
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Folder 521
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Correspondence between Pollitt and North Carolina Governor James B. Hunt, and other
materials relating to a signed proclamation designating "Christian
Heritage Week."
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Folder 522
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Includes testimony given by Pollitt to the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary,
Subcommittee on Separation of Powers; essays on the Helms school prayer amendment,
which
would remove challenges to school prayer from the jurisdiction of the federal court
system.
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Folder 523
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Photocopies of correspondence and court filings.
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Folder 524
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Essay, notes on cases, invitations to be on a panel on alcoholism and the law, eighth
amendment.
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Folder 525
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Notes on cases, other background research on use of "In God We
Trust" motto, advice on lawyers, petition for a writ of certiori.
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Folder 526
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Clipping.
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Folder 527-528
Folder 527
Folder 528
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Essay by Pollitt on the trend toward "accommodation" rather
than "separation," newspaper clippings, notes, and other
printed material on public schools, the establishment clause.
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Folder 529
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Letter and other related materials regarding devotional exercises, school prayer at
public
elementary school.
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Folder 530
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Clippings relating to opposition of area ministers to the North Carolina General Assembly's
traditional Good Friday service.
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Folder 531
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Memorandum with input on law school policy respecting religion.
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Folder 532
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Letters, articles, notes, newspaper clippings, and programs relating to a series of
lectures and conferences for the "Issues in Religion and
Government" program of the North Carolina Humanities Committee.
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Folder 533
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Materials relating to suit by Christian fundamentalist parents against the school
board of
Hawkins County, Tenn., with regard to the free exercise of religion; includes memorandum
of
the American Association of University Professors Litigation Committee.
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Folder 534
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Complaint seeking injunction against use of federal funds for preservation of church
buildings used primarily to hold church services.
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Folder 535
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Folder 536
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Statements in opposition to proposed school prayer amendment.
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Folder 537
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Articles and newspaper clippings relating to vouchers in religious and private schools,
and
an essay by Pollitt, "School Choice, Vouchers, and the
Constitution."
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Folder 538
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Amicus curae filed by the North Carolina Civil Liberties Union regarding delegation
of police authority to Campbell
University police officers.
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Folder 539
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Letters, photocopies of articles, clippings, and legal documents concerning use of
state
funds to hire ministers.
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Folder 540
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Court appeals by United States Postal Office workers over civil rights and job
discrimination based on religious beliefs.
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Folder 541
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Printed material, notes for a talk on legality of civil disobedience, an address by
Marion
Wright.
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Folder 542
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Clipping, notes, essay on cases.
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Folder 543
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Speeches, printed materials on bill of rights education.
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Folder 544
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Court filings for a lawsuit challenging the use of state police power to enforce
privately instituted segregation at places of public accommodation.
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Folder 545
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Notes on cases; minutes of the American Friends Service Committee School Desegregation
Committee; court orders to integrate schools; correspondence regarding the closing
of White
Cross Primary School in Orange County, N.C., to avoid integration and other lawsuits;
analysis of school integration in North Carolina; Chapel Hill Fellowship for School
Integration plan; correspondence with a call for an analysis of why so few African
Americans
attempt to integrate schools; clippings.
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Folder 546
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Notes, proposed amendments, clippings and other materials relating to civil rights
statutes, cases, and other matters, including the proposed Civil Rights Act of 1963;
also
includes a 1955 report by the president of the National Agricultural Workers Union
regarding
the rise of the White Citizens Councils in the South.
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Folder 547
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Clippings and other printed material about the process of passing this act.
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Folder 548
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Article in the
News and Observer.
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Folder 549
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Article co-authored with Congressman Frank Thompson, related clippings.
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Folder 550
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Correspondence, court filings, and other materials relating to
Polin
v. Resor
and the right to distribute literature in civilian areas at the Fort Bragg,
N.C., military base.
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Folder 551
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Memorandum with analysis of drug testing policy.
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Folder 552
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Brief by Pollitt for
Whitted v. Jacobs, et al.
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Folder 553
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Broadsides, news releases, newspaper clippings from
The Duke
Chronicle,
The Durham Sun, and the
Durham Morning Herald, and other items relating to the
demonstrations on racial equality, employees inequities, and collective bargaining.
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Folder 554
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Amicus curae brief for
Rucker v. First Union National Bank of North
Carolina
and
Coman v. Thomas Manufacturing Co.
Inc.
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Folder 555
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Article about allowable political activism among state employees.
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Folder 556
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Materials include notes and an article/memorandum by Pollitt, and related briefs,
clippings, articles, and news releases.
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Folder 557
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Includes articles, newspaper clippings, and a speech and letter to the editor by
Pollitt.
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Folder 558
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Memorandum by Jack Hansel in study of precedent of 4th Circuit's interest in out of
court
confrontation for
State v. Huffman.
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Folder 559
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Court opinion.
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Folder 560
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Memorandum by Emily Preyer.
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Folder 561-562
Folder 561
Folder 562
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Correspondence, court filings, notes relating to a proposed law in Arkansas requiring
school officials and employees to list organizations to which they belong as a condition
of
employment; letter concerning legal integration of unions and fraternal organizations
in
states with statutes that mandate segregation; correspondence relating to threatened
eviction
of the Electric Company, a gay night club in Chapel Hill, N.C.
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Folder 563
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Includes notes and papers by Pollitt.
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Folder 564
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Notes on presidential versus congressional powers to end or preserve the ban on gays
in the
military.
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Folder 565
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Speeches, letter to the editor, legal notes and correspondence, proposed firearm
regulations for Chapel Hill.
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Folder 566
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Chiefly articles and newspaper clippings, particularly regarding
Escobedo v. Illinois and
Miranda v. Arizona.
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Folder 567
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Notes on cases.
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Folder 568
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Clipping on Tom Wicker's speech on the press and free speech, materials relating to
the
Samajes v. Sanderson (
JetSetter) case.
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Folder 569
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Printed material for People for the American Way, clippings, and "The First Amendment Rights of Juveniles in the Public Secondary
Schools."
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Folder 570
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Newspaper clippings, notes, and a paper by Pollitt entitled, "Loitering for the Purpose of Engaging in Drug Related Activities."
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Folder 571-572
Folder 571
Folder 572
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Notes on cases, photocopies of cases, clipping in which Pollitt is quoted.
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Folder 573
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Minutes, letters, articles, clippings, and other items relating to withholding from
inmates
any publications deemed offensive or inflammatory and inmates' right to receive
publications.
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Folder 574
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Clippings, Pollitt's list of individuals who had been declared outlaws.
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Folder 575
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Analysis of the constitutionality of regulations.
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Folder 576
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Memorandum, possibly by Pollitt, on union political contributions and expenditures.
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Folder 577
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Notes, clippings on the impact of Senate strategies to influence presidential appointment
process.
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Folder 578
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Clippings relating to the introduction of legislation to provide civil immunity for
the
president of the United States; includes an essay by Pollitt entitled, "The Paula Jones Affair: A Modest Proposal," concerning the
sexual allegations brought against President Bill Clinton.
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Folder 579-580
Folder 579
Folder 580
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Correspondence, briefs, petitions for certiorari, and other materials relating to
Pollitt's
North Carolina Civil Liberties Union assistance with the defense of Reverend Frank
Williams, who had been charged with
contempt for refusing to testify about conversations with members of his church; also
contains a 1997 article written by Pollitt arguing for the addition of a cleric exemption
to
the North Carolina child abuse reporting statute.
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Folder 581
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Letter from Senator Sam Erwin requesting Pollitt's advice on a bill establishing
journalistic privilege, as well as Pollitt's response and comments.
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Folder 582
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Memoranda and correspondence of Pollitt, Chapel Hill Mayor Sandy McClamroch, and Adelaide
Walters relating to the Chapel Hill, N.C., Board of Aldermen's efforts to pass a public
accomodations law prohibiting segregation in restaurants, shops, and other public
venues;
also includes correspondence with University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill history
professor George Tindall concerning
desegregated facilities for the Southern Historical Association's annual meetings.
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Folder 583-585
Folder 583
Folder 584
Folder 585
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Article and letter to the editor by Pollitt on recess appointments to the judiciary,
correspondence, notes, clippings, and other research materials.
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Folder 586
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Edited draft of a proposed bill, sample witness list, and memorandum relating to
redistricting of North Carolina 12th Congressional District and similar ones in other
states,
sent by Congressman Charlie Rose to Bill Clay and Jack Brooks.
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Folder 587
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Notes by Pollitt, chiefly regarding the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798, the Salem
witch
trials, and slavery.
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Folder 588
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Briefs, petitions for certiorari, and other materials relating to the 1972-1973 case
Brown v. United States of America, in which Pollitt assisted with
defense and appeals in a right to counsel case.
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Folder 589
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Essay and Pollitt notes on history of Anglo American right to bear arms.
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Folder 590
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Notes, a brief, and an opinion relating to
Brown v. United States of
America
(1972) and the right to petition government for the redress of
grievances.
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Folder 591
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Clippings and articles relating to sanctuary and the Sanctuary Movement.
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Folder 592
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Case summaries and notes relating to dismissal challenges.
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Folder 593
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Essay (author unknown).
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Folder 594
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Case summaries, brief drafts, opinions, and other materials relating to Pollitt's
assistance in the 1951 case
United States v. Blok.
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Folder 595
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Brief and petition for certiorari relating to a case involving a drug search.
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Folder 596
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Case summaries, notes, and clippings.
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Folder 597
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Correspondence, memoranda, briefs, and other research materials relating to Pollitt's
assistance with efforts of the American Association of University Professors chapter
at Alamance Community College to challenge the
school's employee drug testing policy.
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Folder 598
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Brief, memorandum, and opinion relating to several cases challenging the drug testing
of
federal employees.
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Folder 599
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Materials relating to Pollitt's assistance with the filing of a class action lawsuit
following a drug raid.
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Folder 600
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Essay on changing expectations of privacy in police search and seizure in public
settings.
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Folder 601
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Study of search and seizure in college residence halls; court filings and opinions
relating
to specific search and seizure cases.
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Folder 602
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Notes and research materials relating to Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger B. Taney's
1863
opinion.
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Folder 603
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Clippings.
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Folder 604
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Materials relating to a conference sponsored by the American Law Institute-American
Bar
Association (ALI-ABA) on SLAPP suits.
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Folder 605
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Correspondence, schedules, speech drafts, and other materials relating to Pollitt's
participation in two 1969 conferences on student rights at Duke Law School and the
University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill Institute of Government; an article on student rights by Pollitt for the 17 August
1969
issue of the
Chapel Hill Weekly; and a 1968 letter and
attached draft statement concerning student participation in institutional affairs,
written
by the North Carolina State Board of Higher Education with Pollitt's assistance.
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Folder 606
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Letters to Congressmen explaining unconstitutionality of term limits and a supporting
memorandum by Pollitt.
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Folder 607
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Court materials relating to a vagrancy case filed in the town of Dunn, N.C.
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Folder 608
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Includes an essay co-authored by Pollitt and Senator Edward Kennedy's article on the
pocket
veto reprinted in
Congressional Record.
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Folder 609
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Articles, newspaper clippings, and essays by Pollitt.
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Folder 610
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Copies of letters and statements of legal scholars and congressmen in support and
opposition.
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Folder 611
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Materials relating to
Burton v. Sheheen, an American Civil Liberties Union case
concerning redistricting in South Carolina.
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Folder 612
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Case notes, articles, North Carolina Civil Liberties Union amicus curae brief for
Drum v.
Seawell
, clippings.
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Folder 613
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Includes materials relating to
Shaw v. Reno and
reapportionment in North Carolina; Pollitt's commentary, "The
Voting Rights Jurisprudence of Clarence Thomas: Closing Judicial Doors"; and a survey
of federal voting laws with application to Robeson County, N.C.
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Folder 614
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Clippings, articles, correspondence, and other materials on the legality of student
voter
registration drives, residency requirements for voting, religious qualifications,
voting
rights of paroled felons, essay by Pollitt on term limits.
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Folder 615
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Materials relating to Constitutional issues of who has the right to declare war, including
articles, newspaper clippings and papers, some written by Pollitt.
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Folder 616
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Materials relating to Pollitt's assistance with the defense of Nat Villiam Wright
in a
Miranda rights case.
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Folder 617
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Pollitt's memorandum on reconsideration of charges of disloyalty and homosexuality
against
Cutler in light of Industrial Personnel Security Review Regulations.
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Folder 618
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Folder 619-620
Folder 619
Folder 620
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Folder 621
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Folder 622-625
Folder 622
Folder 623
Folder 624
Folder 625
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Folder 626
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Folder 627
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Folder 628
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Folder 629
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Folder 630
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Folder 631
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Folder 632
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Folder 633
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Folder 634
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Folder 635
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Folder 636
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Folder 637
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Folder 638
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Folder 639
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Folder 640
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Folder 641
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Folder 642
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Folder 643
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Folder 644
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Folder 645
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Folder 646-649
Folder 646
Folder 647
Folder 648
Folder 649
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Primarily contains clippings, but also includes scattered notes, opinions, student
assignments, programs, printed materials and other materials.
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Folder 650
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Folder 651
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Folder 652-653
Folder 652
Folder 653
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Folder 654
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Folder 655
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Materials largely concern adequacy of counsel, and include notes written in preparation
for
a November 2000 meeting between Governor James B. Hunt and Dan Pollitt concerning
the death
penalty in North Carolina and specific capital punishment cases.
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Folder 656
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Folder 657
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Folder 658
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Folder 659
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Folder 660
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Folder 661-663
Folder 661
Folder 662
Folder 663
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Folder 664
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Folder 665
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Folder 666-667
Folder 666
Folder 667
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Folder 668
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Folder 669
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Folder 670
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Folder 671
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Folder 672
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Folder 673
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Folder 674
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Folder 675
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Folder 676
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Folder 677
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Folder 678
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Folder 679
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Folder 680
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Folder 681
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Folder 682
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Folder 683
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Folder 684
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Folder 685
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Folder 686
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Folder 687
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Folder 688-690
Folder 688
Folder 689
Folder 690
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Folder 691
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Folder 692
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Folder 693
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Folder 694
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Folder 695
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Folder 696
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Folder 697
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Folder 698
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Folder 699
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Folder 700
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Folder 701
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Folder 702
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Folder 703
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Folder 704
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Folder 705
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Folder 706
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Folder 707
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Folder 708
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Folder 709
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Folder 710
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Folder 711
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Folder 712
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Folder 713
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Folder 714
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Folder 715
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Folder 716
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Summaries of individual death penalty cases in North Carolina in which Pollitt argued
against the use of the death penalty.
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Folder 717
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Folder 718
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Folder 719
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Folder 720
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Folder 721
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Folder 722
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Folder 723
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Folder 724
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Folder 725
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Folder 726
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Folder 727
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Folder 728
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Folder 729
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Folder 730
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Folder 731
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Folder 732
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Folder 733
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Folder 734
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Folder 735
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Folder 736
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Folder 737
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Folder 738
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Folder 739
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Folder 740
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Videotape VT-5498/3-5
VT-5498/3
VT-5498/4
VT-5498/5
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Exum, Boger, Dayan, Ballance.
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Folder 741-755
Folder 741
Folder 742
Folder 743
Folder 744
Folder 745
Folder 746
Folder 747
Folder 748
Folder 749
Folder 750
Folder 751
Folder 752
Folder 753
Folder 754
Folder 755
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Drafts, notes, research materials, and correspondence relating to published and unpublished
writings; titles include "Advent: The Dark Side,"
"The Death Penalty: A Reader,"
"Profiles of Death Row People in the 1970s,"
"Ten Condemned to Die,"
Unjust in the Much: The Death Penalty in North Carolina,
"Who Do We Kill in North Carolina?" and "Who Goes to the Gurney in North Carolina?"
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Folder 756
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Memoranda with historical perspective by Pollitt, study guide to H.R. 51, statements
by
various members of Congress.
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Folder 757
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Correspondence relating to legal strategies for representing Native American students
who
attempted to integrate the "white" schools in Dunn (Harnett
County) and Clinton (Sampson County), N.C.
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Folder 758-761
Folder 758
Folder 759
Folder 760
Folder 761
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Correspondence, memoranda, and other research materials relating to the Electoral
College,
including
Congressional Record proceedings; also contains
materials relating to the 2000 Supreme Court case
Bush v.
Gore
, including clippings, the Supreme Court opinion, and letters from Pollitt to the
editors of several newspapers.
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Folder 762
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Letters to Pollitt, ordinance drafts and examples, and a legal opinion relating to
the
Chapel Hill, N.C., Board of Aldermen's efforts to pass an open housing ordinance prohibiting
the use of racial or religious discrimination in making decisions about selling or
renting
housing.
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Folder 763
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Correspondence between Pollitt and Bishop Joseph Gossman and other materials relating
to
efforts of the Catholic Diocese of Raleigh to support North Carolina farm workers,
including
a boycott of the Mount Olive Pickle Company; a visit to the Mount Olive Pickle Company
plant
in Mount Olive, N.C.,; and collaboration with the Farm Labor Organizing Committee
(FLOC).
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Folder 764
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Correspondence, by-laws, meeting agendas and minutes, financials, and other materials
relating to Pollitt's work with the Board of Directors, especially in the organization's
lawsuit.
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Folder 765
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Memoranda and report relating to the Federal Campaign Act of 1971, and correspondence
between Pollitt and the
New York Times discussing his efforts
to run an advertisement criticising the act.
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Folder 766
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Notes for a talk given as part of "The Free Expression Thereof:
A Symposium on the Bill of Rights."
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Folder 767
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Photocopies of printed materials and a copy of C.D. Spangler's University Day speech.
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Folder 768-775
Folder 768
Folder 769
Folder 770
Folder 771
Folder 772
Folder 773
Folder 774
Folder 775
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Folder 776
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Folder 777
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Folder 778-779
Folder 778
Folder 779
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Chiefly clippings, reports, and other items relating to the air traffic control system.
Includes
Rebuilding of the Nation's Air Traffic Control System
report by the Subcommittee on Investigations and Oversight.
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Folder 780
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Folder 781
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Letter addressed to the Secretary of Labor concerning the rehiring of the PATCO members
who
were on strike in 1981.
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Folder 782-783
Folder 782
Folder 783
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Folder 784
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Folder 785
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Articles relating to the Army arsenal strikes taking place at the turn of the twentieth
century
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Folder 786
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Articles and notes relating to the Boston Police strikes taking place at the turn
of the
twentieth century.
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Folder 787
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Articles relating to the labor policies of the Federal Barge Lines, particularly the
Inland
Waterways Corporation.
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Folder 788
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Articles and reports concerning air traffic controllers.
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Folder 789
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Folder 790
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Articles relating to labor matters of the Government Printing Office during the Civil
War
years.
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Folder 791
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Folder 792
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Folder 793
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Folder 794
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Includes a research report conducted during 1974 under the auspices of the Office
of the
Historian, Department of Labor.
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Folder 795
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Folder 796
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Folder 797
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Folder 798
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Includes
Study of Canadian System Granting Right to Strike to Postal
Workers.
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Folder 799
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Materials relating to public employees and the right to strike.
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Folder 800
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Articles, clippings, and other items relating to collective bargaining and strikes.
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Folder 801
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Folder 802
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Folder 803
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Folder 804
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Reports relating to strike contingency planning practices of various federal agencies.
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Folder 805
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Materials relating to the labor disputes at the TVA power plants.
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Folder 806
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Folder 807
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Materials relating to public employee and WPA strikes, including the reactions of
President
Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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Folder 808
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Folder 809
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Clipping and memorandum relating to a fatal fire in the Imperial Food Products
chicken-processing plant in Hamlet, N.C.
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Folder 810
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Planning correspondence, meeting minutes.
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Folder 811-815
Folder 811
Folder 812
Folder 813
Folder 814
Folder 815
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Wilbur Hobby case about grand jury foreman selection argued before the Supreme Court
of the
United States by Pollitt; materials include correspondence, handwritten notes, printed
and
photcopied legal documents, and newspaper clippings about Wilbur Hobby, then president
of the
North Carolina AFL-CIO who had been convicted of defrauding the federal government;
legal
documents establishing and appeals for support from the Wilbur Hobby Legal Defense
Fund; a
statement by Pollitt at Hobby's sentencing; letters from Hobby in prison to Pollitt;
and a
1992 remembrance of Hobby by Pollitt. There are also a few earlier materials that
document
some of the organizations Hobby worked for: a statement of principles and letter from
the
North Carolina Coalition, a group intended to unite minority groups, trade unions,
and
liberals in their common interests; a press release announcing the formation of the
North
Carolinians for Tax Reform; and a document with proposals for discussion for the North
Carolina AFL-CIO Legal Department.
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Folder 816-817
Folder 816
Folder 817
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Printed materials from the National Committee to Abolish the House Un-American Activities
Committee.
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Folder 818-821
Folder 818
Folder 819
Folder 820
Folder 821
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Appeals of loyalty, perjury, contempt, self-incrimination cases; appellants include
David
H. Scull, Charles Allen Taylor, Robert Shelton, John T. Watkins, William Walter Remington.
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Folder 822
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Notes on relevant cases.
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Folder 823
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Notes on relevant cases.
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Folder 824
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Pollitt's writings on Hellman and self-incrimination based on the assumption that
she was
not a member of the Communist Party; Hellman's statement before the House Un-American
Activities Committee; Pollitt's
correspondence from the 1990s about a Lillian Hellman documentary and whether or not
she was
a member of the Communist Party.
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Folder 825
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"Attack of the Common Lawyers on the Oath Ex Officio as
Administered in the Ecclesiastical Courts in England," by Mary Hume Maguire, in
Essays in History and Political Theory, Harvard University
Press (1936).
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Folder 826
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Brief; motion for summary reversal; "Memorandum indicating
policies and precedents that could support the action of the committee on un-American
activities if it refrained from citing Arthur Miller for contempt," which probably
was written by Pollitt; copy of unsigned letter from Miller to Congressman Francis
E. Walter;
letters on contempt cases, with regard to willfulness and pertinency.
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Folder 827-828
Folder 827
Folder 828
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Pollitt's article and related correspondence, 1957-1958.
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Folder 829-832
Folder 829
Folder 830
Folder 831
Folder 832
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Correspondence, notes on cases, and other writings relating to the self-incrimination
clause of the fifth amendment and immunity statutes.
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Folder 833-834
Folder 833
Folder 834
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Briefs, petitions, motions, and other legal documents.
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Folder 835
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Article by Pollitt and Frank Thompson Jr.
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Folder 836
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Article written in 1870 by John Southerden Burn.
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Folder 837-838
Folder 837
Folder 838
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Working papers from the Department of Justice, memoranda, statements, printed material.
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Folder 839-840
Folder 839
Folder 840
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Clippings.
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Folder 841
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Drafts of writings, notes for talk on impeachment.
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Folder 842-846
Folder 842
Folder 843
Folder 844
Folder 845
Folder 846
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Testimony given at hearings on background and history of impeachment, writings on
perjury
and impeachment, and other clippings.
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Folder 847-850
Folder 847
Folder 848
Folder 849
Folder 850
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Clippings, printed materials, statements made before or submitted to legislative judiciary
committees and background research for and a copy of "Impeachment
of Federal Judges: An Historical Overview."
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Folder 851
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Clippings.
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Folder 852
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Clippings, printed materials, background materials on the charges against Hastings.
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Folder 853
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Printed materials.
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Folder 854-860
Folder 854
Folder 855
Folder 856
Folder 857
Folder 858
Folder 859
Folder 860
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Clippings, printed material, writings, American Civil Liberties Press kit; notes for
speech
given at a Duke University teach-in on impeachment; background notes for Congressman
Frank
Thompson's resolution to impeach Nixon.
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Folder 861
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Board of Trustees materials, including Social Action Committee meeting minutes about
the
school lunch program, pre-school and other anti-poverty initiatives; proposal to the
North
Carolina Fund.
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Folder 862
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Clippings and essays on various topics, including freedom of expression, racial issues,
general counsel, and civil liberties.
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Folder 863
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Correspondence, testimony, and clippings relating to the pursuit of restitution for
Japanese-Americans who had been subject to evacuation, detention, internment, and
other
restrictions during World War II; also includes a letter from Pollitt to the editor
of the
Pacific Citizen.
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Folder 864
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Case summaries and an opinion relating to jury selection, primarily the exclusion
of
African-American jurors.
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Folder 865-867
Folder 865
Folder 866
Folder 867
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Materials relating to Pollitt's assistance with King Hairston's defense and appeals
in a
jury selection case, including correspondence with court clerks, King Hairston, and
colleagues; research materials; and briefs, appendices, opinions, and other legal
materials.
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Folder 868
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Materials relating to Pollitt's assistance with Larry Tant's defense in a jury selection
case, including correspondence, petitions for certiorari, notes, and research materials.
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Folder 869
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Copies of several letters to or from Martin Luther King Jr. and others concerning
Pollitt's
report on executive authority and civil rights; also includes articles, pamphlets,
and other
writings by King, as well as materials relating to Pollitt's participation in the
Martin
Luther King Jr. Papers Project through Stanford University, and materials from several
Martin
Luther King Jr. memorial services.
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Folder 870
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Clippings.
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Folder 871-872
Folder 871
Folder 872
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Clippings, correspondence, reports, and printed materials documenting strike by miners
in
Harlan County, Ky.; Pollitt's efforts to resolve the strike against Duke Power Company
while
working for Congressman Frank Thompson and as chairman of the Citizens Public Inquiry
into
the Brookside Strike.
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Folder 873
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Clippings, memoranda relating to legislation to resolve strike.
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Folder 874
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Pollitt's comments to the National Labor Relations Board on its proposed rule to implement
the decision in this case.
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Folder 875
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Writings by others on sex-based wage discrimination.
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Folder 876-877
Folder 876
Folder 877
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Clippings, memoranda, reports relating to west coast dock strike and legislative and
presidential efforts to resolve it.
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Folder 878-879
Folder 878
Folder 879
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Background research and other materials related to possible legislation to guarantee
employment in good faith and with fair dealing.
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Folder 880
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Clipping.
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Folder 881-882
Folder 881
Folder 882
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Clippings, articles, and National Labor Relations Board cases.
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Folder 883
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Background report prepared by Pollitt and Selma M. Levine; testimony by Pollitt on
behalf
of the National Consumers League before the Subcommittee on Equipment, Supplies, and
Manpower
Committee on Agriculture; also includes a 1959 flyer for public hearings on farm labor.
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Folder 884
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North Carolina State AFL-CIO legislative program; articles about organizing church
employees and social considerations of investment in pension plan assets; and statement
of
facts relating to the UAW position statement on its relationship with the Vibromatic
Company
Inc.
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Folder 885
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Reports and printed material that served as background research for the Subcommittee
on
Investigation of Federal Labor Impasses for the House Committee on Post Office and
Civil
Service.
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Folder 886
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Memoranda regarding the labor dispute between ship owners and members of the National
Maritime Union of America.
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Folder 887
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Report prepared for Congressman Frank Thompson on the proposed review of the National
Labor Relations Board.
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Folder 888-889
Folder 888
Folder 889
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Report and clippings.
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Folder 890
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Folder 891
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Congressmen O'Hara, Thompson, Miller, Pucinski.
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Folder 892
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Recommendations and printed materials for the National Labor Relations Board.
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Folder 893
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Report on the strike at Pittston Coal Company prepared for Subcommittee on Labor-Management
Relations.
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Folder 894
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Chiefly printed material of case briefings and opinions.
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Folder 895
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Essay for
Virginia Law Weekly.
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Folder 896
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Pollitt's notes prepared for addresses by himself as well as Congressman Frank Thompson;
topics include collective bargaining, farm workers, elevator operators, picketing.
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Folder 897
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Pollitt's notes prepared for addresses on labor-management relations, unemployment
due to
automation, migrant farm workers.
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Folder 898
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Articles of incorporation and related materials.
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Folder 899-900
Folder 899
Folder 900
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Reports and printed material relating to a bill to settle emergency disputes in the
transportation industry, chiefly concerning railroads.
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Folder 901
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Related National Labor Relations Board press releases and cases; letter from Floyd
McKissick and M.C. Burt Jr. to civil rights leaders about the effects of union integration
on
tobacco workers in Durham, N.C.
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Folder 902
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Materials relating to the Virginia Public Utilities Labor Act prohibiting strikes.
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Folder 903
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Materials relating to open letter to the "Post" and
striking newspaper unions urging them to resume talks to resolve ongoing labor dispute.
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Folder 904
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Court filings relating to case against James Kutcher, who was charged with disloyalty
and
discharged from the Army because of membership in Socialist Workers Party.
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Folder 905-906
Folder 905
Folder 906
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Case summaries and notes relating to military tribunal cases and detainee counsel,
and an
opinion article by Pollitt on military tribunals and detainees at Guantananmo Naval
Base.
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Folder 907
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Includes a survey filled out by Pollitt rating and describing his opinion of every
United
States Supreme Court justice, 1789-1991; a copy of
Criminal Justice in
Crisis,
published by the American Bar Association (1988); a 1991 letter and set of
meeting minutes relating to Pollitt's work with the Orange County Democratic Party;
memorials; invitations; clippings; and a newsletter and article relating to the Equal
Rights
Amendment.
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Folder 908
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Court filings, including appeal, petition for rehearing en banc, report on the appellant's
present mental condition.
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Folder 909
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Correspondence relating to Pollitt's work as a consultant for the commission, developing
a
model emergency program for the administration of justice during a riot.
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Folder 910-917
Folder 910
Folder 911
Folder 912
Folder 913
Folder 914
Folder 915
Folder 916
Folder 917
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Board materials, especially relating to personnel policies and problems and sale of
the
Frank Porter Graham Center; program materials concern sustainable agriculture, contract
agricultural reform, disaster programs for farmers, tobacco community reinvestment,
organic
integrity, protection of genetic resource diversity, citizenship and voter registration,
injustice in court system of Robeson County, N.C.
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Folder 918-919
Folder 918
Folder 919
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History of the organization and planning for the anniversary event, including a
congressional hearing on farm labor, the family farm, and biotechnology.
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Folder 920
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Image Folder PF-5498/8
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Photographs of Louisiana Fruit and Vegetable Producers Union Local No. 312 building
and
union local officers; dock scene outside of Hammond, La.; H.L. Mitchell, Hank Hasiwar,
Mrs.
Hank Hasiwar in Jackson Park, New Orleans, La.
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Folder 921
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Folder 922-934
Folder 922
Folder 923
Folder 924
Folder 925
Folder 926
Folder 927
Folder 928
Folder 929
Folder 930
Folder 931
Folder 932
Folder 933
Folder 934
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Board materials, especially relating to dispute with NSF/RAF that instigated creation
of
RAFI-USA; program materials concern contract poultry farming reform, the National
Agricultural Bargaining Act, tobacco communities reinvestment, sustainable agriculture,
organic integrity, the impact of biotechnology on agricultural practices.
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Folder 935-936
Folder 935
Folder 936
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Chiefly concerning poultry farming.
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Folder 937-938
Folder 937
Folder 938
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Chiefly concerning poultry farming.
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Folder 939
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Materials relating to international office in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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Folder 940
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Pollitt's arguments against Bar inquiry into applicant's mental health fitness and
substance abuse; copies of affidavits from two medical doctors in support of this
position;
and the results of a survey sent to each state inquiring as to whether inquests were
made
regarding an applicant's mental health.
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Folder 941
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Chiefly memoranda to Board of Directors and meeting minutes relating to fundraising
for the
Center, especially for archival preservation of the Floyd McKissick Papers and a leadership
academy; also includes a few
CenterNews newsletters.
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Folder 942-980
Folder 942
Folder 943
Folder 944
Folder 945
Folder 946
Folder 947
Folder 948
Folder 949
Folder 950
Folder 951
Folder 952
Folder 953
Folder 954
Folder 955
Folder 956
Folder 957
Folder 958
Folder 959
Folder 960
Folder 961
Folder 962
Folder 963
Folder 964
Folder 965
Folder 966
Folder 967
Folder 968
Folder 969
Folder 970
Folder 971
Folder 972
Folder 973
Folder 974
Folder 975
Folder 976
Folder 977
Folder 978
Folder 979
Folder 980
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Files relate to the organization and activities of the North Carolina chapter of the
American Civil Liberties Union, and include correspondence, by-laws, reports, memoranda,
meeting agendas and minutes, statements and press releases, contact lists, clippings,
and related
materials.
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Folder 981
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Folder 982
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Folder 983
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Folder 984
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Folder 985
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Folder 986
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Folder 987
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Folder 988
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Folder 989
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Folder 990-991
Folder 990
Folder 991
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Folder 992
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Folder 993
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Folder 994
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Folder 995
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Folder 996
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Folder 997-998
Folder 997
Folder 998
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Folder 999
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Folder 1000
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Folder 1001
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Folder 1002-1003
Folder 1002
Folder 1003
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Folder 1004
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Folder 1005
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Folder 1006-1008
Folder 1006
Folder 1007
Folder 1008
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Briefs, complaints, memoranda, other legal materials, correspondence, and other materials
relating to cases taken by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and its North
Carolina
chapter.
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Folder 1009
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Folder 1010
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Folder 1011
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Folder 1012-1013
Folder 1012
Folder 1013
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Folder 1014
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Folder 1015
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Folder 1016
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Folder 1017
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Folder 1018
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Folder 1019
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Folder 1020-1021
Folder 1020
Folder 1021
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Writings, correspondence, and legal materials relating to cases taken by the North
Carolina
Civil Liberties Union, particularly cases in which Pollitt participated, and was assisted
by
students.
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Folder 1022-1023
Folder 1022
Folder 1023
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Folder 1024-1025
Folder 1024
Folder 1025
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Folder 1026
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Folder 1027
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Folder 1028
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Materials relating to Pollitt's work with the Board of Directors, including correspondence;
meeting minutes; and articles, reports, clippings, and other printed materials.
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Folder 1192-1234
Folder 1192
Folder 1193
Folder 1194
Folder 1195
Folder 1196
Folder 1197
Folder 1198
Folder 1199
Folder 1200
Folder 1201
Folder 1202
Folder 1203
Folder 1204
Folder 1205
Folder 1206
Folder 1207
Folder 1208
Folder 1209
Folder 1210
Folder 1211
Folder 1212
Folder 1213
Folder 1214
Folder 1215
Folder 1216
Folder 1217
Folder 1218
Folder 1219
Folder 1220
Folder 1221
Folder 1222
Folder 1223
Folder 1224
Folder 1225
Folder 1226
Folder 1227
Folder 1228
Folder 1229
Folder 1230
Folder 1231
Folder 1232
Folder 1233
Folder 1234
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Legal cases in which Pollitt served as lawyer to a client, chiefly in cases of interest
to
the North Carolina Civil Liberties Union, or simply provided legal advice to an individual,
often as part of his American Association of University Professors work.
Cases concern sexual harassment, academic tenure, freedom of speech, disbarment, wrongful
termination of employment, and whistleblowers.
CLOSED: These files are closed until 2019.
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Folder 1029
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Bound copy of a report prepared by the North Carolina Office of the Governor outlining
the
history of the Penn School in Beaufort County, N.C.
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Folder 1030
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Clipping.
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Folder 1031-1032
Folder 1031
Folder 1032
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Materials relating to protests against the Gulf War, including clippings, correspondence,
congressional statements, flyers, and other printed materials.
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Folder 1033
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Clippings and notes.
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Folder 1034
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Memorandum and notes.
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Folder 1035
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Article and notes relating to the 1657 Flushing Remonstrance.
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Folder 1036
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Constitution and by-laws.
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Folder 1037
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Memorandum and letters from Pollitt to Congressman William Ford and chief counsel
Robert
Moss.
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Folder 1038
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Letter from Pollitt to Congressman Frank Thompson, enclosing a copy of an essay by
John
Mitchell about the constitutionality of Bill Saxbe's appointment as Attorney General.
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Folder 1039
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Notes.
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Folder 1040
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Notes on punishments designed to humiliate perpetrators of crimes.
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Folder 1041
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Notes and clipping.
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Folder 1042-1045
Folder 1042
Folder 1043
Folder 1044
Folder 1045
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Materials relating to the founding and development of the planned community of Soul
City,
N.C., and Pollitt's work with the Board of Directors of the Soul City Foundation;
includes
correspondence with Floyd McKissick and others; clippings; planning and administrative
materials, including meeting agendas and minutes, proposals, by-laws, articles of
incorporation, an administrative manual, and memoranda; grant applications and other
financial materials; press releases, newsletters, brochures, reports, and other printed
materials; legal research materials; and notes.
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Folder 1046
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Materials relating to Pollitt's work on the Board of Directors of the Southern Labor
Institute and other work with the Southern Regional Council, including correspondence,
meeting minutes, reports, memoranda, and contact lists.
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Folder 1047-1049
Folder 1047
Folder 1048
Folder 1049
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Materials relating to the Board of Directors and Executive Board, including articles
of
incorporation; correspondence; meeting agendas and minutes; memoranda; financial materials;
reports, newsletters, and other printed materials; and a Board of Directors manual.
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Folder 1050-1051
Folder 1050
Folder 1051
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Memoranda on the speaker ban law; public statements on campus censorship by Pollitt,
Paul
Dickson, and others; Governor Dan Moore's statement on the speaker ban law; and a
report by
the Britt Commission in response.
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Folder 1052
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Chiefly concerning
Dickson v. Sitterson, et al;
correspondents include McNeill Smith, Henry Brandis Jr., and Bill Van Alstyne.
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Folder 1053
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Minutes of Committee S (Faculty Responsibility for the Academic Freedom of Students),
newspaper clippings and other printed material concerning first amendment rights on
campus
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Folder 1054-1057
Folder 1054
Folder 1055
Folder 1056
Folder 1057
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Folder 1058-1061
Folder 1058
Folder 1059
Folder 1060
Folder 1061
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Folder 1062
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Correspondence, newspaper clippings, and other printed materials commenting on censorship
and history of the speaker ban law.
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Folder 1063
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Correspondence and other materials relating to committee on student academic freedom.
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Folder 1064
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Includes materials relating to barring of a Pete Seeger concert by a Long Island school
board and other instances of censorship.
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Folder 1065
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Letters to secretaries of state regarding legislation or proposed legislation banning
speakers from state-supported educational institutions.
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Folder 1066
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Court documents.
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Folder 1067
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Materials relating to
Dickson v. Sitterson, et al.
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Folder 1068
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Speech given at Wake Forest annual dinner meeting, background printed material from
the
American Association of University Professors and the American Civil Liberties Union,
and clippings.
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Folder 1069-1070
Folder 1069
Folder 1070
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Folder 1071
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Folder 1072-1075
Folder 1072
Folder 1073
Folder 1074
Folder 1075
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Folder 1076
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Folder 1077
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Folder 1078
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Folder 1079-1082
Folder 1079
Folder 1080
Folder 1081
Folder 1082
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Folder 1083
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Folder 1084-1088
Folder 1084
Folder 1085
Folder 1086
Folder 1087
Folder 1088
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Folder 1089-1102
Folder 1089
Folder 1090
Folder 1091
Folder 1092
Folder 1093
Folder 1094
Folder 1095
Folder 1096
Folder 1097
Folder 1098
Folder 1099
Folder 1100
Folder 1101
Folder 1102
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Folder 1103
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Folder 1104-1107
Folder 1104
Folder 1105
Folder 1106
Folder 1107
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Folder 1108-1110
Folder 1108
Folder 1109
Folder 1110
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Folder 1111-1117
Folder 1111
Folder 1112
Folder 1113
Folder 1114
Folder 1115
Folder 1116
Folder 1117
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Videotape VT-5498/6
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Folder 1118
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Folder 1119
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Folder 1120
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Folder 1121
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Materials relating to controversy surrounding the University of North Carolina administration's
response to Paull's
assignment on Andrew Marvel's "To His Coy Mistress."
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Folder 1122
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Faculty investigation of death of football player resulting from complications of
heat
stroke.
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Folder 1123-1127
Folder 1123
Folder 1124
Folder 1125
Folder 1126
Folder 1127
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Ad hoc faculty committee formed after dismissal of Coach Dick Crum to examine the
university's intercollegiate athletics program, its scope, procedures, financing and
relation
to other entities.
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Folder 1128-1129
Folder 1128
Folder 1129
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Clippings, memoranda, reports documenting student demands, administration responses,
and
faculty/American Association of University Professors resolutions.
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Folder 1130
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Protest of Reagan administration approach to libraries, schools, and intellectual
freedom
at dedication of Walter Royal Davis Library; letter to editor of
Raleigh News and Observer opposing Jim Martin's candidacy for governor; flier for
an event about Leonard Peltier, an American Indian Movement (AIM) activist convicted
of
murdering FBI agents.
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Folder 1131
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Clippings, memoranda, reports documenting cafeteria employee demands, administration
responses, and faculty/American Association of University Professors resolutions.
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Folder 1132
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Statement, clippings, and correspondence concerning free speech, freedom of the press
for
student publication.
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Folder 1133
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Planning documents.
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Folder 1134
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Response to proposal for the center.
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Folder 1135
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Folder 1136
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Lawsuit challenging how student fees are used to fund the
Daily Tar
Heel.
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Folder 1137
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Catalog of courses offered, including Law in a Democratic Society.
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Folder 1138-1140
Folder 1138
Folder 1139
Folder 1140
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Folder 1141
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Materials relating to admissions policies and minority students.
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Folder 1142-1147
Folder 1142
Folder 1143
Folder 1144
Folder 1145
Folder 1146
Folder 1147
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Minutes, resolutions, correspondence, reports, and other materials documenting faculty
concerns, policies, procedures; topics include education, welfare (benefits), status
of women
and minorities, tenure, grievances.
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Folder 1148-1151
Folder 1148
Folder 1149
Folder 1150
Folder 1151
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Folder 1152
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Folder 1153
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Educational policy, university priorities, established lectures, student conduct,
dependent
care, status and recruitment of black faculty.
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Folder 1154
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Folder 1155
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Discussions relating to amendments of tenure policy.
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Folder 1156
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Reports on the status of women, minorities and the disadvantaged, affirmative action,
sexual harassment policy.
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Folder 1157
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Employment policies for university employees exempt from the state personnel act.
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Folder 1158
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Policy on activities for pay.
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Folder 1159
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Materials relating to settlement of lawsuit in which the University of North Carolina
was
accused of operating a racially discriminatory system of higher education.
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Folder 1160
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Folder 1161
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Folder 1162
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Folder 1163
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Folder 1164
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Folder 1165
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Folder 1166
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Folder 1167
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Letter to President Ronald Reagan signed by Pollitt and sixteen other law professors
at
the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, criticizing United States military
action in Grenada.
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Folder 1168
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Folder 1169
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Folder 1170
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Folder 1171
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Folder 1172
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Request for clarification of the university's commitment to the community action training
program.
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Folder 1173
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Folder 1174-1175
Folder 1174
Folder 1175
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Planning and events related to anti-war movement on campus.
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Folder 1176
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Clippings from the
Daily Tar Heel.
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Folder 1177-1179
Folder 1177
Folder 1178
Folder 1179
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Folder 1180
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Essay by Tanita Goodwin and Linda Walke Lilly.
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Folder 1181
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Folder 1182
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Materials relating to a trial regarding charges of disorderly conduct by four University
of North Carolina students
during a basketball game, in which they ran onto the court with banners protesting
the war in
Iraq.
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Folder 1183
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Folder 1184
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Folder 1185
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Materials for University Day.
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Folder 1186
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Planning materials relating to student trips to Washington, D.C., to speak with members
of
Congress.
See also University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: Peace strike.
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Folder 1187-1188
Folder 1187
Folder 1188
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Folder 1189
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Folder 1190
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Correspondence relating to grant funding for a proposed book entitled "From Birmingham to the Washington March: Events and Legal Problems of
the 1963 Negro Protest Demonstrations"; ultimately published as "Legal Problems in Southern Integration: The Chapel Hill
Story."
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Folder 1191
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Invitation from Eric Goldman, special assistant to President Lyndon B. Johnson, to
join a
select group of scholars, the "Quiet Brain Trust" group, in
generating "new and imaginative ideas for the benefit of
Government"; Pollitt suggested an expansion of federally supported lunch program for
school children; inducing pharmaceutical companies to give more samples to doctors
for
charitable distribution; delegation of some part of the jurisdiction over unfair labor
practices from the National Labor Relations Board to state agencies; discontinuance
of the
bracero program that brought Mexican migrant farm workers into the United States on
a
temporary basis; amendments to the civil rights laws; adoption of a gag order on all
public
statements by criminal prosecuting and investigative agencies of the federal government
made
before or during a trial that could be considered prejudicial against a defendant
and a fair
trial.
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