David B. Goodstein papers, 1954-1985.

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David B. Goodstein papers, 1954-1985.

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Diaries (datebooks); personal files; military records; correspondence; interview transcripts; lists and financial papers; photographs, primarily of horses, but also slides and publicity photographs; films and videotapes; media survey; and obituary of David B. Goodstein. Subjects include his role as spokesperson for the gay rights movement, the Concerned Voters of California's response to the anti-gay Briggs Inititiative, the "Advocate Experience," and Dade County's anti-gay activity. Correspondents and interviewees include Art Agnos, John Tunney, Werner Erhard, Pete McCloskey, Percy Sutton, John Burton, Leo Ryan, and Edward Koch. Also, certificates, diplomas; a California State Senate resolution on the occasion of Goodstein's fiftieth birthday (1982); and appointment to Governor Jerry Brown's Advisory Council on Economic Development (Goodstein was the first openly Gay Brown appointee); 1954 law fraternity initiation; other law certificates; and a videocassette and audiotape of Goodstein's memorial service.

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