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Records, 1952-1991.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/221781732

Records pertaining mainly to the Center's activities during the period it was based in Santa Barbara, California, 1959-1987. Correspondence, memoranda, agenda, calendars, minutes, discussion papers, transcripts, proposals, reports, mailings, press releases, publications, budgets, financial statements, microfilm, photographs and other files primarily relating to Center meetings, convocations, conferences, seminars, programs, discussion sessions, projects and other activities. Series in the collection are: Administrative Records (including general correspondence and memoranda; administrators' files, annual reports; Board of Directors' files; financial records; legal files; Robert Maynard Hutchins Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions records, and Senior Fellows files). Academic Program (including dialogue discussion papers; Basic Issues Program files; Encyclopaedia Britannica project files; HEW Contract Study of the Future of American Society records; and William O. Douglas Inquiry into the State of Individual Freedom files). Communications Program (Editorial Office files; publications files including editorial transcripts for Associates, Board, Senior Fellows and Staff meetings, dialogue discussion papers, conference papers, individual and group papers, interviews and conversations, speeches and addresses); Continuing Education Program (files for Chicago, Los Angeles and New York offices, and Forces of Change Program). Development Program (files for Board of Directors (mainly fund raising records), budget, center clubs contacts, direct mail efforts, foundations, fundraising, gifts, publicity, and UCSB development). External Affairs (records of conferences and convocations, including Pacem in Maribus and Pacem in Terris), public programs and publicity/public relations files. Membership Program (including files for Center clubs, contributors, gifts and statistics). Other Formats (microfilm for Basic Issues Program, administrative files, dialogue discussion and other program papers, and transcripts. Photograph bio files, meetings and conferences files, and oversize materials separated from other parts of the collection).

394 linear ft.

University of California, Santa Barbara, UCSB Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7030326

University of California, Santa Barbara, UCSB Library

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McDonald, Donald, 1857-

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Donald McDonald was the Chief Engineering Clerk of the 575th Squadron, 391st Bomb Group. Later he was elected Commander of the 391st Bomb Group Association. From the description of Donald McDonald collection, 1943-1945. (University of Akron). WorldCat record id: 768772393 ...

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Kerr, Clark, 1911-2003

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Seeley, John R.

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