Brooks Hays supplementary papers, 1894-1981.

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Brooks Hays supplementary papers, 1894-1981.

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Correspondence, diaries, literary manuscripts, drafts and texts of speeches and articles, notes, clippings, business and legal documents, political campaign material, oral history transcripts, reports, minutes, press releases, sound recordings, photos, motion pictures, and other papers, pertaining to many aspects of Hays' life and career, including personal and family activities and interests; his congressional career, particularly the Little Rock school integration crisis of 1957-1958; his post-congressional career; particularly his participation in clubs, councils, and conferences; his activities as a public speaker and lecturer, especially in the period 1970-1980; and church related activities.

41 linear ft.

University of Arkansas - Fayetteville, University Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 7254639

University of Arkansas - Fayetteville, University Libraries

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