General reference files of George L-P. Weaver, Assistant to President, 1945-1960 (bulk 1956-1960).

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General reference files of George L-P. Weaver, Assistant to President, 1945-1960 (bulk 1956-1960).

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Consists of Weaver's correspondence and reference files generated and maintained during his tenure as an assistant to Carey from 1958-1960. These files chiefly document Weaver's work as Director of the IUE's Political Education Program (COPE), IUE liaison with civil rights leaders and organizations, and advisor on international labor affairs. Weaver reported on key developments in area of civil rights and frequently served as Carey's designated representative to civil rights conferences.

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