Indiana University President's Office records, 1967-1969, bulk Aug.-Dec. 1968.

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Indiana University President's Office records, 1967-1969, bulk Aug.-Dec. 1968.

Collection consists of records created or collected during Wells' tenure as interim Indiana University president. Prominent subjects include participation in various university committees, state and national organizations, and the open visitation policy in the dormitories.

5 cubic feet (5 boxes)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6952967

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