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Series 1: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee Files, 1935 - 1968

Arrangement: Original order, partially alphabetical

Sub-Series 1: Office Files, 1953-1959

Includes years from 1941 to 1967, but the bulk of the material deals with the years 1953-1959. This first subseries is comprised of the St. Louis office files of the St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee: minutes of meetings; correspondence relating to membership, civil liberties issues and problems; budget and promotional material; memos and reports from the American Civil Liberties Union (New York Office); various pamphlets, reports, brochures, articles relating to Civil Liberties, some published by SLCLC, some by the national office, the rest by other institutions

Box 1

Folder 1: Minutes of Meetings, 1950 - March 1954

Bound notebook containing minutes of meetings of the Executive Committee; statements on rights of Communist Party members and other members of totalitarian groups; National ACLU Corporation Conference agenda and minutes; report on the "Broadcasting and Televising of Court Room Proceedings,, Legislative Sessions, and Legislative and Other Hearings,"; letter to President Truman regarding his allowance of all departments of government to classify information

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: instances of police brutality against African-Americans, ACLU Chairman Bruder involvement in police brutality case (April, 1954), housing discrimination/segregation, Public Housing Authority, public / parochial school budget allocation, an appeal by the membership sub-committee to the Executive Committee that a percentage of large donations to ACLU be allocated to the committee members themselves, Executive meetings held frequently at 48 Kingsbury Place, home of Mrs. Milton Landau

Folder 2: Minutes of Meetings, 1941 - 1950

Includes SLCLC Constitution, minutes of meetings of the Executive Committee; "Recommended Readings on Civil Rights"; treasurer's reports; official policy statements on issues under consideration; "Proposed Resolution for Submission to the Board of Directors of the American Civil Liberties Union Regarding Relationship with Local Affiliates";  Letters between St. Louis Chairman Bishop and Roger Baldwin about affiliating with the "International League for the Rights of Man" and Communists as "anti-civil liberties"; Statement to "Equal Rights Committee of Missouri House of Representatives" from Eugene Buder regarding unequal education in Missouri; Negro Education Bills, Program for ACLU National Conference; "The Civil Rights Ordinance of the City of St. Louis", Proposal to add a preamble and a Bill of Rights to the Charter of St. Louis,

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: involvement in a case on behalf of ten Hollywood writers in a suit against them for contempt of Congress; the expected Supreme Court decision on Shelley v. Kraemer (restrictive housing covenants); Mundt-Nixon Bill (exposure of American Communists); Educational segregation and reform of African American students; ACLU Resolution of 1940: anyone who supports a totalitarian dictatorship cannot be elected to any governing committee of the ACLU; Police brutality (summary of case of Frank C. Hood and defense of offending officers in another case); Urban vs. Suburban governing

Folder 3: Minutes of Meetings, August 1935 - May 1948

Un-bound notebook labeled, "St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee - Executive Committee Minutes, Treasury reports/finance summaries." Includes Constitution for the St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee, June 1936. The "Civil Rights Ordinance of the City of St. Louis",

Folder 4: American Civil Liberties Union - Memoranda on Legislation, 17-May-54

Memorandum on equal air time of radio and television facilities for individuals who were attacked on the air to be able to respond in equal air time (ACLU suggests they not adopt this equal time rule).

Folder 5: Letters from National relating to Membership and Finances, Januray 1954 - June 1955

Includes ACLU membership report (and fiscal reports) 1954-1955; correspondence between national ACLU and affiliates; minutes of affiliates conference, March 12-13, 1955 in Chicago; surveys to public about their civil rights. Reports include which legislation has been passed/defeated, ACLU rejection of wire tapping bill approval, outline of Affiliate-National operating relations, membership fees; celebration of "Bill of Rights Day"

Folder 6: Publications - ACLU - Various brochures, 1952 - 1955

ACLU Publication, weekly Press Bulletin, membership pamphlets/brochures, Supreme Court brief (ACLU urge the supreme court to reverse a ruling for "un-American propaganda activities" due to a violation of the first amendment), Statement on constitutional amendment to limit treaties, Senate Resolution- Code of Fair Procedure, Academic Freedom Committee statement and brochure

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Church social / economic power; foreign affairs; McCarthyism, call for the abolition of the House Committee on Un-American Activities (anti-communist), government news suppression

Folder 7: Publications - SLCLC - Newsletter, March-August, 1954

Newsletters regarding ACLU position on various legal cases and committee activities, correspondence with National ACLU about budgeting

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Freedom of religion / religious speech; separation of Church and State

Folder 8: Publications - other, November 1953 - 1958

Pamphlets on civil liberties, bound book of speeches on the 5th amendment, reprinted newspaper articles, "Handbook for Conscientious Objectors"; 1957 Report on the Bricker Amendment, book: Selected List of Human Relations Films, NBC Television scripts, Pamphlet on Juvenile Court of St. Louis

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: School desegregation in St. Louis, conscientious objectors , The Bricker Amendment, international treaties, responsibilities of lawyers (discussed in NBC television script regarding lawyers who have taken "unpopular cases or causes"), juvenile court; television and information

Folder 9: Missouri Association for Social Welfare (MASW) - Legislative News, November 1953 -  June 1955

Includes legislative news and memoranda on Bills regarding issues of heath and social welfare, letters to members, MASW programs, pamphlet on school, segregation, SLCLC membership materials for MASW, program from the MASW Annual Meeting

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include:Children and family welfare, funding for mental hospitals, Bill passed prohibiting employment discrimination due to "race, creed, or color", film suggestions "for better human relations"; public school segregation; Aid to Dependent Children.

Folder 10: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee - Correspondence and Information, 1941-1953

Includes Constitution of the SLCLC, Committee lists, response letters from U.S. Senate regarding a Fair Employment Practices Bill, correspondence between SLCLC and Senators, correspondences between National ACLU and SLCLC, Civil liberties round table event flyer, report of school conditions, unofficial poll of senators regarding a Bill to reduce employment discrimination, financial expenditure report.  Many correspondences addressed to Mrs. Dorothy Moore (referred to often as Mrs. Carl Moore) regarding anti-poll tax legislature.  Newspaper clippings about America First Party protests by SLCLC and also anti-poll tax clippings, Committee Bulletin, copy of speech delivered at the America First Party meeting, correspondence with Roger Baldwin regarding the speech given at America First Party meeting, analysis of proposals for drafting the Charter of a World Security Organization, Statement of SLCLC on the Hilsman Bill, Copy of Hilsman Bill (No. 117),

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Fair employment practice, labor relations, furnishment of schools bordering "the colored district", America First protests, freedom of speech issues (Gerald L. K. Smith), police brutality against African Americans, loyalty tests for federal employment, third party voter rights (Senate Bill No. 117).

Folder 11: Correspondence, 1954

Includes: Financial statement and membership correspondences, SLCLC Committee member list, income statements, Memos from National ACLU, Member list of the National Committee. Withdrawal of "The Nation" and "The Christian Century" from school libraries. Farmers writing about the poor educational system of rural Missouri.  An account of brutal police violence from Evelyn Hayes, an African American female victim, election poll for National ACLU Board members; candidate list for membership on the Executive Committee of the SLCLC; letter from prisoner addressed to Baldwin concerning lack of due process, other prisoner correspondence;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: wiretapping, the Smith Act, Police brutality, unjust sentencing, lack of due process.

Folder 12: Correspondence - Adult Education Council, 1954-1955

Pamphlet on Adult Education in St. Louis (including statistics), Letter to agencies teaching classes about revisions to class directory, a handwritten note referring to the power of the "Elmer Davis" name

Folder 13: Correspondence - Material from Other Affiliates, September 1954 - May 1955

Minutes from Executive Committee meetings, minutes / bulletins / correspondences from ACLU branches across the U.S. (Iowa, Southern CA, Massachusetts, Maryland, Ohio, Colorado).  Membership and advertisement materials from Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts. Loyalty-Security Committee mission statement and case examples, treasury report and meeting program from Iowa affiliate

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: censorship bills, monitoring federal, state, and local governments for laws that may infringe on individual freedoms, immigration / deportation, diminishing ACLU membership,

Folder 14: Correspondence- Civil Liberties Committee, BR and EHB #47, 1953

Includes correspondence of Benjamin Roth and Eugene H. Buder; "Statement of St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee on the Hilsman Bill (1953)." Appeals to Buder by civilians needing legal representation. Courtroom and case notes, newspaper clipping regarding the McClarren-Walter Immigration Act, newspaper clippings of court cases dropping charges against wrongfully charged African American men. The Hillsman Bill, "McCarran-Walter Immigration Act"

Folder 15: Constitution and Official Papers, March 1945 - November 1954

Ballots of candidates for Board of Director election, board nominees, names and addresses of state and national representatives, Statement on civil liberties by the "American Friends Service Committee, suggestions for Board of Directors / National Committee regulations,

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Quakers

Folder 16: Miscellaneous - Names of representatives, November 1954 - January 1955

Missouri "Voter's Key" with names of all local, state, and national representatives, Legislative News bulletin including names and addresses of the Missouri House of Representatives

Folder 17: Miscellaneous - Film, March 1954 - January 1955

List of selected films of interest to the Committee (selected by the Film Division of the America Jewish Committee), "Freedom to Learn" public relations film pamphlet; American Film Forum discussion manual,

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Teachers, freedom of education,

Box 2

Folder 1: Minutes of SLCLC Meetings, March 1954 -

Includes information on the Morton Sobell case, the Missouri Smith Act, police brutality, tensions with the national office,

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: McCarthyism of the 1950's, police brutality, and race relations in St. Louis (especially in the context of education integration). Frequent discussion of the Morton Sobell case and the Missouri Smith Act.

Folder 2: Correspondence, 1954-1955

Includes information on the Morton Sobell case (1953) and correspondence with the St. Louis Sobell Committee, renegotiations of the financial agreement between the local branch and the national office, membership renewals,

Folder 3: Correspondence, 1955-1957

Includes local office files regarding membership, contributions, meetings, committees

Folder 4: Membership Card Changes, 1956-1957

Administrative documents regarding membership

Folder 5: Local Correspondence, 1954-1955

Includes correspondence with

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: "Wire tap" and "school bus" bills, internal security

Folder 6: Special Contributions, Local, 1956

Correspondence concerning "special fund" used to pay SLCLC secretary

Folder 7: Committees - SLCLC, 1955

Paperwork concerning subcommittee membership, includes documents of interest to specific subcommittees

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Academic freedom, academic responsibility committee, McCarthyism in schools

Folder 8: Meetings, 1956-1957

Ephemera from

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: McCarthyism of the 1950's and race relations

Folder 9: Meetings, 1955

Announcements and flyers regarding April

Folder 10: Mr. Malin Meeting, 1955

Biographical information on Patrick Malin, travel plans to St. Louis, and documents regarding his talk titled "Civil Liberties and National Security in Britain and America"

Folder 11: Newspaper clippings and other files, 1954-1957

Includes newspaper clippings from the St. Louis Post Dispatch from 1954, covering McCarthyism, labor and union issues.

Folder 12: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee -  Leslie Hill Case

Folder 13: Leslie Hill Case, 1955

Leslie Hill, Springfield, Missouri high school teacher, fired for "teaching irreligion."

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Religion in schools, academic freedom,

Folder 14: Penitentiary Cases, 1954-1955

Includes letters from those in prison seeking aid through Civil Liberties Committee, letters from ACLU (mostly denials, includes an explanation of the SLCLC's policy on penitentiary cases), newspaper clipping from 1955

Folder 15: Memos from New York Ofice - ACLU, 1954-1956

Letters to ACLU affiliates, mostly from Patrick Murphy Malin, Alan Reitman, Louis Joughin, Jeffrey Fuller, and Herbert Monte Levy, includes copies of the open letter to Senate and Congress, drafted by the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, dated 1955. Includes statements of ACLU

Biographical/Historical Note: References murder of Emmet Till

Folder 16: Memos from New York Ofice - ACLU, 1956-1957

Memos and letters to ACLU affiliates, mostly from Louis Joughin, Jeffrey Fuller, Patrick Malin. Concerning 1957 civil rights bill, ACLU finances, "IF YOU ARE ARRESTED" pamphlets (national edition of the NYCLU pamphlet published in January, 1956), and "school bus bill" in Stamford, MA

Folder 17: Weekly Bulletin - ACLU, 1955-1957

National ACLU bulletins, concerning issues of political asylum for refugees, anti-communism, racism and segregation in the US Navy, prosecution of "conscientious objectors", union and labor issues, censorship, Emmett Till

Folder 18: News Releases, 1954-1956

Press releases

Folder 19: Minutes of Meetings - ACLU, 1955-1957

Minutes from ACLU meetings at the New York office. Concerning issues of censorship, FBI surveillance/harassment, television and radio accessibility, academic freedom, 1954 Federal Immunity Law, Smith Act cases, labor and unions, accessibility of pubic information, racism and segregation (and how the ACLU can play a helpful role), immigration and wrongful deportation, and women's rights

Folder 20: ACLU Publications and Misc., 1955

Issue of the ACLU

Folder 21: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee, St. Louis School Board, 1952

Correspondence between Committee and St. Louis School Board, concerning the development of a procedure in the cases of teachers without tenure who are "accused of indiscrete or improper activities of a political or social nature", following the Schumacher case

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Academic freedom

Folder 22: Ohio Civil Liberties Union material, no date

Includes: Fundraising and membership drive documents, American Film Forum pamphlets and programs,

Folder 23: ACLU "Survey of National Office Organization and Procedures and Its Relations with the Affiliates", 1955

Survey conducted by Cresap, McCormick and Paget, Management Consultants

Folder 24: Bills and Literature about them, no date

Legislation and documents regarding

Box 3

Folder 1: Mailing Addresses, undated

index cards listing member names and address, in alphabetical order; 3 rolls of names and addresses. See also Box 3a

Folder 2: Membership Receipts, 1957-1958

Carbon copies documenting membership, including name, mailing address and year.

Folder 3: SLCLC Checking Register, 1955

Check stubs and receipts

Folder 4: SLCLC Postage Expenses, 1956 - 1957

receipts for postage and mailings to members

Folder 5: Bulletin - SLCLC, 1956-1958

Copies of "Liberty" (Newsletter published by the SLCLC), General Correspondence, newspaper clippings regarding SLCLC TV program on injustice,

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: housing segregation, SLCLC TV program on police brutality, political and racial dsicrimination,

Folder 6: Correspondence - SLCLC, May 1957 - September 1959

Invitation to SLCLC speaker event, letter to elected Chairman of the Executive Committee (Mr. H. Hadley Grimm), Case Briefing for SLCLC  criminal cases, State of MO Division of Employment Security "Report on Employment Experience" form, Correspondences between SLCLC and senators, clients, and guest speakers (including Harry S. Truman in 1957)

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: labor, constitutional rights committee proposal

Folder 7: Mailing Lists, April 1954 - July 1959

Includes: 1955 list of all St. Louis County Municipalitie's elected and appointed officials (including home address); mailing addresses for SLCLC members, 1955; map to Chairman Guze's Home; Voter's Key with all Missouri Representatives; list of superintendents for each High School district; programs for Adult Education opportunities (class listings); National ACLU list of affiliates

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Adult Education Council of St. Louis; League of Women Voters.

Folder 8: Civil Liberties - TV Committee KETC Channel 9, February 1956 - May 1956

Material regarding programs produced by the SLCLC with KETC Channel 9; possible civil liberty issues to include in programs; newspaper clippings regarding the program and specific issues including wire tapping.

Biographical/Historical Note: Note: KETC is a public television, and in 1956 was located on the campus of Washington University.

Folder 9: Committees, 1957-1958

Committee lists for 1957-58 year, very brief minutes from committee meetings

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Minority Rights Committee, Freedom of Expression, Due Process Committee

Folder 10: Membership, Local, June 1956 - September 1956

Includes correspondence from SLCLC to members or potential members; family members (and SLCLC members) who have died

Folder 11: Public Relations Committee, September 1957 - Feb 1959

Includes 1957-58 Program recommendations for the Public Relations Committee; budget proposal; copy of Recommendations to the Executive Committee by the Public Relations and Membership Committee; Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting; PR Committee responses to Supreme Court decisions, general correspondence; Chapter Guide for the formation of ACLU affiliates from the Southern California branch, conference program for ACLU Southern California.

Folder 12: Isadore Londe Case, November 1956 - December 1956

Includes record of Londe's arrests, correspondence between SLCLC Chairman Guze and Londe's attorney, general correspondence with St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners; timeline of the case with case details; a TV script of The Londe Case, KETC, 1956; newspaper clippings regarding the case.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: police brutality; vagrancy arrests.

Folder 13: Finances, SLCL, 1957 - September 1959

SLCLC 1957-58 income breakdown, budget proposal for 1958-59 year, National ACLU Joint Finance Committee report, ACLU membership report; National membership income broken down by affiliates, "Employer's Tax Guide"; SLCLC statement of income and expenditures (1956-57), National ACLU membership receipts,

Folder 14: Fuller, October 1957 - April 1958

Includes: correspondence from Jeffrey Fuller, Assistant Director of ACLU to SLCLC regarding membership, requests for certain literature, membership income report (Feb-Aug, 1957)

Folder 15: New York Office (ACLU) Correspondence, August 1957 - April 1958

Correspondence with defendant seeking legal help, Norman Thomas' resignation letter from the Board of Directors

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: travel passport to Communist China

Folder 16: Press Releases, Information Reports - ACLU, November 1956 - May 1958

Various reports from the ACLU office: List of cases that the ACLU is actively involved in; ACLU Staff Counsel Information Reports, Staff Counsel Report on their Southern trip, list of southern organizations involved in civil liberty defense, Press releases from ACLU; Statement from Senator Roosevelt on the admission of Alaska into the Union,

Folder 17: Minutes of Meetings - ACLU, December 1957 - May 1958

Includes: Minutes from: ACLU Radio-Television Panel meeting, Board of Directors meeting, Due Process Committee, Academic Freedom Committee, Censorship Panel Meeting, Joint meeting of Freedom of Speech and Association Committee and Special New York Civil Liberties Union Committee on Reporter's Privilege, Labor Committee Meeting, New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCU); Board of Directors meeting agenda, ACLU membership income report (Feb-March 1958), List of National Committee members with addresses.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: censorship in broadcasting, passport policy

Folder 18: Memos from New York Office (ACLU), September 1957 - April 1958

Various memos from ACLU office to affiliates; Supreme Court of Pennsylvania case brief for ACLU (Kingsley International Pictures Co. v. Blanc, DA of Philadelphia; Guide to ACLU Cooperating Attorneys; ACLU Memoranda to affiliates; ACLU Biennial Conference Bulletin #1; List of ACLU publications currently available as of September, 1957, Memorandum on Press Relations, Membership Income Report; NYCLU Statement of Suspension of Pupils in New York City public schools; Statement of Ernst Angell, Chairman of the Board of ACLU, before the Internal Security Sub-Committee of the U.S. Senate;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: film censorship by city of Philadelphia,  proposals for internal security deemed appropriate for the "Un-American Activities Committee", regulating relationships with the media, Government employee loyalty and secury program, suspension and violence in public schools, Church-State issues, anti-totalitarian statement to Senate,

Folder 19: Constitution and By-Laws, SLCL, December 1956

By-Laws of SLCLC

Folder 20: Comic Book Ordinance, September 1956 - July 1957

Includes: List of Committee to Advise the Mayor Regarding Juvenile Literature members, copy of Harper's Magazine (October, 1956), American Book Publishers Council Censorship Bulletins

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: refusal to sell minors comic books, censorship, juvenile literature

Folder 21: Civil Liberties: Censorship of Comic Books, December 1955- March 1956

Material dealing with local efforts to censor juvenile literature: newspaper clippings of censorship stories, correspondence between SLCLC, Board of Alderman, American Book Publishers Council, and St. Louis County Council, ACLU Censorship of Comic Books pamphlet; Copy of Comic Book censorship bill; ACLU press bulletin on Religious services in county jail; American Book Publishers Council censorship bulletin; flyer for event at Washington University.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: censorship of comic books and juvenile literature, barring of religious services outside of chapel in county jail,

Folder 22: ACLU Publications, September 1956 - February 1958

ACLU Labor Union "Bill of Rights"; US Court of Appeals Petition for review of a decision made by D.C. Tax court, ACLU report on the 84th Congress and Civil Liberties regarding Government security program; ACLU report of Subcommittee on Motion Picture Censorship; ACLU Statement on Features of Federal Government Employee Loyalty-Security program , Wall Street Journal article on Government secrets and science.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: union and labor rights, internal security and security threats, film censorship, government loyalty-security program

Folder 23: Constitution Revisions (National), March 1956 - October 1956

Constitution of the ACLU, ACLU memo on Voting Methods for Board Members, Suggested amendments to the constitution; responses from other state affiliates regarding constitutional amendments; copy of 1954 ACLU constitution

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: discontent with National ACLU ammendments and revisions to the organization's constitution; national ACLU and affiliate voices/opinions

Folder 24: Bills, October 1957 - December 1957

Copies of bills in the House of Representatives and Senate; House bill to amend the Internal Security Act of 1950, Motion and brief from Supreme Court case (NAACP vs State of Alabama), ACLU pamphlet on civil liberties and the Marine Corps; Senate Bill to promote foreign policy and protection of U.S. citizens abroad ("United States Travel Act"),

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Internal securtity, social security, due process laws for certain security offenses, freedom to associate, civil liberties and mistreatment in the Millitary, foreign policy and international protection of U.S. citizens

Folder 25: Films and Movies, October 1956 - December 1956

Includes: films available, scripts of film produced, and newsletters from the Freedom Agenda Program; ACLU list of films concerning civil liberties, Center for Mass Communication rental catalog; Center for Mass Communication review of "Man's right to knowledge and the free use thereof" recording series, Freedom Agenda Program guidelines and informational materials

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: "The Constitution Series" TV programs, Freedom Agenda Program, communist commentary

Folder 26: Legislative News, MASW, February 1958 - April 1958

Copies of "Legislative News" publications of the Missouri Association for Social Welfare, organization newsletter

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Allocation of funds to insitutions, child welfare, state welfare, mental health initiatives, Aid to Dependent Children

Folder 27: Missouri Association for Social Welfare (MASW), July 1957 - August 1957

SLCLC membership card and check for MASW, membership correspondence, and MASW newsletter

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: unemployment, status ofsenate bills regarding social welfare

Folder 28: American Jewish Congress (1 of 2), February 1958 - May 1958

Includes various reports and studies done by the American Jewish Congress; correspondences; hearings, briefs; memos, including: analysis of pending bills regarding the right to travel abroad; Report on anti-discrimination agencies across U.S. and their respective laws; Reports from the Commission on Law and Social Action; Summary and Analysis of Fair Housing Bill; Memorandum on display of crosses, crucifixes cr

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Leo Pfeffer (Director of American Jewish Congress), employment discrimination and statistics regarding employment discrimination in Manhattan, right to display religious symbols on public property, psychological aspects of school desegregation, African American participation in union activities, Industrial Security Manual

Folder 29: American Jewish Congress (2 of 2), February 1958 - May 1958

continuation of previous folder

Box 3a

Folder 1: Mailing Addresses, 1957

index cards listing member names and address, in alphabetical order, with notation "corrected 8-15-57"

Folder 2: Mailing Addresses, undated

index cards listing member names and address, in alphabetical order.

Box 4

Folder 1: Minutes of Meetings, 1959-1969

Includes Board of Trustees and Executive Committee meeting minutes, touching on due process, free press/free speech, police-community relations, civil liberties education program (the Bill of Rights at the high school level), gun control, conscientious objectors, police arrests of peaceful protestors and police brutality, fair housing, discussion of poverty as a civil liberties issue, informal meetings with Roger Baldwin, and collaboration with Washington University chapter

Folder 2: Minutes of Meetings - SLCLC, 1955-1959

Meeting minutes of the SLCLC concerning issues of police brutality, censorship, integration of public spaces, due process of law (unlawful detainment), separation of church and state, discrimination, Smith Act cases, education programs for the public, Leslie Hill case, Isadore Londe case, defense of people subpoenaed before the Subcommittee of the Un-American Activity Committee

Folder 3: SLCLC - Correspondence, 1960-1962

Correspondence with local organizations, military (homosexuality cases),

Folder 4: SLCLC - Budgets, 1967

budget reports

Folder 5: SLCLC - Business, 1961-1967

Includes general membership list from Dec 1964, broadening of SLCLC jurisdiction to include Eastern Missouri, SLCLC bylaws, and Executive Committee membership lists

Folder 6: SLCLC - Publications, 1961-1967

Issues of Liberties from 1961-1967, covering topics: membership drives, death of Mrs. Milton Landau, police brutality, anti-communism, and Roger Baldwin

Folder 7: ACLU Publications, 1960-1969

Includes copies of Civil Liberties, monthly publication of ACLU; ACLU Biennial Conference Joint Committee Report, 1968; ACLU Biennial Conference Summary Report, 1964; ACLU Policy Guide, October 1967; memo from Roger N. Baldwin, June 1965, re proposal by Southern California Union for a new statement of qualifications for governing councils and staff; typescript, "The American Civil Liberties Union Today and Tomorrow." December 1963; statement of the ACLU on "Civil Aspects of the Lee Harvey Oswald Case... . December 1963"; list of ACLU publications available, October 1964; ACLU Policy Guides

Folder 8: ACLU - Reprints of articles, Miscellaneous Publishers, 1918-1964

Includes: Booklet "The Individual and the State: The Problem as Presented by the Sentencing of Roger N. Baldwin", Nov 1918; Membership recruitment pamphlets, no date; Booklet "Combating Undemocratic Pressures on Schools and Libraries: A Guide for Local Communities", Feb 1964; Booklet "Academic Freedom And Civil Liberties Of Students In Colleges And Universities", Nov 1961; Booklet  "some questions and answers on the civil rights bill", circa 1964; Pamphlet "what is the American civil liberties union?", Oct 1964; "Timid Lawyers and Neglected Clients", an article by Daniel H. Pollitt, reprinted from Harper

Box 5

Folder 1: SLCLC - Executive Committee Minutes and Budget Reports, 1956

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Due process, employment discrimination, Smith Act, police brutality

Folder 2: SLCLC - Executive Committee, 1957 - 1958

Includes minutes and coorespondence

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: high school equivalency exams

Folder 3: SLCLC - Meeting Correspondence, 1955 - 1956

Biographical/Historical Note: Anti-lynching bill, corrections system budget allocation, budget breakdown for state institutions

Folder 4: SLCLC - Membership Recruitment Cards, 1953

listing names of members, dues paid, and dues forwarded to national office

Biographical/Historical Note: television, media, and civil liberties (topics include public housing, minority discrimination, wire tapping, and academic freedom)

Folder 5: SLCLC - Membership Lists, 1953 - 1955

Address updates and corrections for mailings to members; letters to former members, now deceased.

Biographical/Historical Note: Freedom of religion, freedom of speech

Folder 6: SLCLC - Membership Cards, 1955 - 1956

Includes membership materials

Folder 7: SLCLC - Membership notes, Mother's Club Committee, undated

handwritten notes of potential members

Folder 8: SLCLC - Television Programs, undated

handwritten notes of ideas for TV shows on civil liberty topics

Folder 9: SLCLC - Membership, Event Flyers, Corespondence, 1951 - 1958

Includes: Membership drive cards, programs and flyers for Lon Hocker speaking engagement on

Folder 11: SLCLC - Correspondence, 1956

Includes comunications with: ACLU NY (national) office, local memebrs, St. Louis League of Women Voters, Harland Bartholomew. Also survey of arrests and time served in city jail, and communication to city attorney regarding excessive detention times.

Folder 12: SLCLC - Correspondence, 1955

Includes comunications with: ACLU NY (national) office, St. Louis residents.

Biographical/Historical Note: Discussion of ACLU as "pro-communist"

Folder 13: SLCLC - Correspondence, 1954

Includes comunications with: ACLU NY (national) office, St. Louis residents.

Biographical/Historical Note: McCarthyism

Folder 14: SLCLC - Correspondence, 1953

Includes comunications with: ACLU NY (national) office, St. Louis residents.Includes comunications with: ACLU NY (national) office, St. Louis residents, public school boards, St. Louis newspapers, other affiliates, and incarcerated individuals in Missouri.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Hilsman Bill (would bar minor parties from the ballot); voting rights; Roger Baldwin to speak on "Civil Rights and U.S. Foreign Policy" at Washington University in St. Louis; immigration and deportation; opposition to Senate appointments (Governor Byrnes); Targeting "subversive groups" in Universities; St. Louis Emergency Defense Committee; Self-incrimination, membership in the Communist Party; Franklin County Separation of Church and State case;

Folder 15: Summary of Missouri Statues related to Civil Liberties, undated

memoradums and text of state law

Folder 16: Affiliate - Illinois, 1954 - 1956

Includes: meeting minutes and publications from the Illinois (Chicago) ACLU.  Topics include: materials about Jones case (East St. Louis ACLU attorneys involved in case, a negro sharecropper indicted with taking money under false pretenses, leaving the state of MS to IL.); police and criminal law; immigration; Illinois state representation and voting laws; police brutality / negligence; use of FBI data in state investigations; the Broyles Bill (anti-communist) participation in "subversive groups" made illegal with Broyles Bill; minority housing projects (Trumbull Park)

Folder 17: Affiliates - other states, 1955 - 1956, 1964

Includes booklet "The Case Against The House Un-American Activities Committee", dated Dec 1964; Introduction and by-laws of the Hunter College chapter of the NYCLU; Communists in academia (discussed by UCLA professor in "The Open Forum"); student civil liberties and academic freedom; the Smith Act,

Folder 18: ACLU (national) - memos, meeting minutes, reports, 1952 - 1956

Includes: Memos from national ACLU to affiliates, including: officer nominations, income and expenditure reports, memos from Due Process Committee, Report on the denial of Parole to Persons Convicted of Smith Act Violations, memo on "equal time for replies to personal attacks", memo to Board of Directors from Due Process Committee regarding Supreme Court case, Free Speech Association committee memo on film censorship, Memo of "Project for Civil Liberties research in Law Schools"; report commissioned by ACLU for release regarding the suppression of news and information of public interest by government organizations; "Possibility for Distribution of 1956-57 Membership Income"; Affiliate suggestions referred to Constitutional Committee; Memo on the 1956 Biennial Conference; Report by Roger Baldwin to ACLU on Puerto Rico and Virgin Island autonomy; Membership bulletins and membership income reports; publications from San Francisco newspapers on civil liberties; Biennial Conference memos and agenda; ACLU proposed Constitutional revision; letter from Harvard Law Professors to Harvard Crimson newspaper regarding the 5th amendment; Academic Freedom Committee materials.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: Suppression of public interest information in the news by governmental organizations, denial of such actions by said government organizations as a threat to civil liberties; parole denial to Smith Act violators; budget allocation from national to affiliates, Fifth Amendment

Folder 19: ACLU (national) - memos, meeting minutes, reports (1 of 2), 1955 - 1956

Includes: Various memos on Civil Liberties; includes ACLU report on freedom of expression and suppression of public information, minutes from Board of Directors meeting, memo on Political Spending by Organizations, memo "Concerning Equal Time for Political Candidates", memo concerning the dissemination of foreign propaganda; NBC television proposal; New York Times articles regarding the Bricker Amendment, Senate Internal Security sub-committee hearing regarding University of Chicago Jury Project, minutes from the Radio Television Panel meeting, minutes from Due Process committee meeting; "Some Aspects of National-Affiliate Relations, a Report by the Committee of Three Appointed at the Chicago Conference"; Income and Expenditure reports; List of National Committee members; ACLU testimony before Senate Judiciary Committee on voting rights and racial discrimination; "Academic Freedom and Political Scientists" talk given at annual New York Political Science Association meeting; letter to Pat Malin (National ACLU) regarding the exclusion of women from a meeting regarding the Equal Rights Amendment; ACLU newsletters and pamphlets

Folder 20: ACLU (national) - memos, meeting minutes, reports (2 of 2), 1955 - 1956

Includes: Minutes, agendas of meetings, and memorandums from: national ACLU Board of Directors, Academic Freedom Committee, Due Process Committee, Labor Committee, Free Speech Committee, New York Civil Liberties Union, Radio/Television Panel; Remarks from J.W. Love on an ACLU memo to Free Speech Committee; Leadership Conference on Civil Rights "Plans for the Bill of Rights Day Rallies"; Roger Baldwin Employment Agreement; ACLU News Release; Academic Freedom and Civil Liberties for Students: "A Policy Proposal for Schools and Colleges"; Minutes from Due Process Committee on equality for women; ACLU statement on position in favor of women's rights; Proposed Television Code, Recommendation for re-evaluation of Radio-TV spectrum and responses to recommendation; List of ACLU Board of Directors; Right to Work Legislation (Statement of Labor Subcommittee)

Folder 21: ACLU (national) - Bulletins and Press Releases, 1955 - 1956

Includes releases and memorandums regarding civil liberties news, organization news, and current organization activities such as McCarthy dispute and its effect on civil liberties, restriction on foreign observers entering the US, ACLU opposition of anti-communist policy by government, violation of due process, Gwinn Amendment (no person part of a "subversive group" may occupy a government housing project), film censorship, wiretapping

Box 6

Folder 1: Filmstrip "SOAPBOX 'Security Hearing' " KETC, April

Script for KETC St. Louis Public Television program titled "SOAP Box"

Folder 2: Publications - SLCLC, Wiretapping, undated

two copies of flyer produced by SLCLC

Folder 3: ACLU (national) - News Releases, 1958 - 1959

Folder 4: ACLU (national) - Publications, 1951 - 1959

booklets and pamphlets produced by the ACLU in New York on many topics

Folder 5: Publications - Adult Education Council, 1956

non-ACLU published materials collected by SLCLC

Folder 6: Publications - Bibliography on Academic Freedom, 1959

non-ACLU published materials collected by SLCLC; prepared by The Fund for Research and Education, May 1959

Folder 7: Publications - Civil Liberties, general, 1957 - 1959

non-ACLU published materials collected by SLCLC

Folder 8: Publications - Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, NY, 1958

non-ACLU published materials collected by SLCLC

Folder 9: Publications - FCC and media censorship, 1957 - 1959

non-ACLU published materials collected by SLCLC; newspaper clippings and articles about the Federal Communications Commission and equal time radio-TV ruling.

Folder 10: Publications - Immigration, Refugees, Passports, 1959

non-ACLU published materials collected by SLCLC; includes "Hearings before the Committee on Foreign Relations U.S. Senate, 852 Congress on Bills Relating to the Issuance of Passports"

Folder 11: Publications - Legislative News, 1956

non-ACLU published materials collected by SLCLC with summary comments by SLCLC

Folder 12: Publications - Missouri Commission on Human Rights, 1958 - 1959

non-ACLU published materials collected by SLCLC; includes correspondence and "Preliminary Report of the Missouri Commission and Human Rights, July 1958 - February 1959";

Folder 13: Publications - other state's civil liberties organizations, 1958 - 1959

materials published by ACLU affiliates in Minnesora, Lousiana, New York, New Jersey and collected by SLCLC

Folder 14: Publications - Recruit Schedule of Instructions St. Louis Police Academy, circa 1958

non-ACLU published materials collected by SLCLC; bound report

Folder 15: Publications - US Congress, 1958

non-ACLU published materials collected by SLCLC; inlcudes "Hearing before Subcommittee No. 3 of the Committee on the Judiciary H. of R. on Bills Prohibiting Certain Acts Involving the Use of Explosives, 1958";

Folder 16: Publications - US Supreme Court (briefs), 1958 - 1959

non-ACLU published materials collected by SLCLC; includes "The Role of the Supreme Court in the American Constitutional System," Notre Dame Lawyer, August 1958;

Folder 17: Publications - AJC, Arabian American Oil Company (Aramco), 1959

publications by the American Jewish Congress (AJC) collected by SLCLC; includes: ; Memorandum of Law on Application for Reconsideration in the case of the American Jewish Congress v. Arabian American Oil Company, Nov 1958; Letter from Shad Polier (Chairman of the Commission on Law and Social Action) to Governor Nelson Rockefeller, May 1959

Folder 18: Publications - AJC, Bombings of Jewish Centers, 1958

publications by the American Jewish Congress (AJC) collected by SLCLC; includes "Southern Bombings: A resolution adopted by the Biennial Convention of the American Jewish Congress", May 14-19, 1958;  "The Southern Jewish Community: A resolution adopted by the Biennial Convention of the American Jewish Congress", May 14-19, 1958;  "Statement of the American Jewish Congress on Anti-Bombing Bills submitted to Subcommittee No. 3 of the House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary", May 1959;

Folder 19: Publications - AJC, Civil Rights and Human Relations, 1956 - 1958

publications by the American Jewish Congress (AJC) collected by SLCLC; includes: "Major Civil Rights Proposals Pending in the United States Congress: Summary and Analysis", released by the Commission on Law and Social Action , February 1959; "The People Take The Lead: A Record of Progress in Civil Rights 1948 to 1959," January 1959; "The Civil Rights Story...1956", by Theodore Leskes, April 1957;  "The Second Session of the 85th Congress: A Summary of Federal Legislative Activity in 1958 on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Issue", released by the Stephen Wise Congress House; "Summary of Actions of New York State Legislature During Its 1958 Session in Civil Rights and Civil Liberties", released by the Commission on Law and Social Action AJC; "NAACP and Freedom of Association: A resolution adopted by the Biennial Convention of the American Jewish Congress", May 14-18, 1958; "Civil Rights and Federal Responsibility: A resolution adopted by the Biennial Convention of the American Jewish Congress", May 14-19, 1958;  Correspondence with Community Relations Councils and Group Relations Agencies, 1958-1959; "Statement of the American Jewish Congress submitted to Subcommittee #5 of the House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary holding hearings on HR 10672, HR 12896, and HR 13189, relating to Civil Rights", released by the Stephen Wise Congress House, July 1958; "Civil Liberties: A resolution adopted by the Biennial Convention of the American Jewish Congress",  May 14-19, 1958

Folder 20: Publications - AJC, Civil Services and Labor, 1958

publications by the American Jewish Congress (AJC) collected by SLCLC; includes "Statement of the AJC on HR 1161, 1870, and 1989 Bills to Extend The Federal Employees Security Program to Non-Sensitive Positions submitted to the House of Representatives Committee on Post Office and Civil Service", May 1959; "Statement of the American Jewish Congress on S. 819: A Bill to Repeal the Loyalty Oath Requirement in the National Defense Education Act of 1958 submitted to the Subcommittee on Education of the Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare", May 1959;

Folder 21: Publications - AJC, Church and State, undated and 1966

publications by the American Jewish Congress (AJC) collected by SLCLC; inlcudes "Litigation Docket of Pending Cases Affecting Freedom of Religion and Separation of Church and State", released by the Commission on Law and Social Action American Jewish Congress, December 1966; "Observations on Church-State Problems in America and the Interest of the American Jewish Committee", by Shad Polier, no date;

Folder 22: Publications - AJC, Higher Education, 1959

publications by the American Jewish Congress (AJC) collected by SLCLC; includes "A Survey of the Experiences of 1235 New York State High School Graduates In Seeking Admission to College" July 1959; "Federal Aid to Education: A resolution adopted by the Biennial Convention of the American Jewish Congress", May 14-19, 1958

Folder 23: Publications - AJC, Passports, 1958

publications by the American Jewish Congress (AJC) collected by SLCLC; includes "Statement of the American Jewish Congress submitted to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on American Passport Policy", released by the Stephen Wise Congress House, July 1958.

Folder 24: Publications - US Supreme Court, 1958, 1963

publications by the American Jewish Congress (AJC) collected by SLCLC; includes "The Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Decisions of the United States Supreme Court for the 1963-1964 Term: A Summary and Analysis"; "The Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Decisions of the United States Supreme Court for the 1957-1958 Term: A Summary and Analysis";

Folder 25: Publications - AJC, Wiretapping, 1959

publications by the American Jewish Congress (AJC) collected by SLCLC; includes "Statement of the American Jewish Congress to the Constitutional Rights Subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee Holding Hearings on Bills Concerning Wiretapping", released by the Stephen Wise Congress House, June 1959

Sub-Series 2: Office Files and Cases, 1947-1957

Spans the years 1947-1957, but most of the material is concentrated in the years 1948-1955. Much of the same type of files which comprise subseries 1 are contained in subseries 2, but in this second grouping there are more files of cases which the SLCLC supported.

Box 5

Folder 10: SLCLC - Corespondence, Leslie Hill Case, 1955

Box 1

Folder 1: Shelley vs Kraemer #1, December 1945 - May 1962

Includes petition for certiorari (motion for rehearing) to the Supreme Court of Missouri, draft of petition and proposed changes to the draft, and a brief supporting the final petition (October, 1946); brief of ACLU, amicus curiae; copy of original suit to enforce housing covenant; SLCLC brief, amicus curai on the petition for certiorari; Eugene Buder's notes on case; drafts of ACLU statements on the case; correspondence with lawyers, counselors, other affiliates; ACLU argument in support of certiorari; correspondence with New York office re their filing a joint brief for the Shelley and another restrictive covenant case (from Michigan); two newspaper articles regarding  case; correspondence re SLCLC brief; case decisions; League of Women Voters of Missouri publication, "'Housing': Background for Study, May 1962."; ACLU bulletin regarding their support for the right to vote for Indians on reservations.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Restrictive housing covenants, housing segregation, Shelley v Kraemer, history of housing covenants

Folder 2: Shelley vs Kraemer #2, 1946-1947

Includes "U.S. Supreme Court decision outlawing enforcement of restrictive covenants"; "People vs Property: Race Restrictive Covenants in Housing." by Herman H. Long and Charles S. Johnson (1947);  United States brief as Amicus Curiae by the Attorney General; petition for a writ of certiorari to the Supreme Court of Missouri; Reply brief for petitioners from the U.S. Supreme Court; statement, brief and argument for respondents; printed brief of Amicus Curiae of SLCLC, brief of amicus curiae of ACLU for Shelley v Kraemer and an Ohio restrictive covenant case.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Restrictive covenants, housing segregation, Shelley v Kraemer

Folder 3: Shelley vs Kraemer #3, June 1946 - November 1946

Includes bound transcript of record from Circuit Court Submission; Opinion, and Judgement in Supreme Court, and other court decisions and proceedings.

Folder 4: Lechner vs Brown et al., Jul-48

Petition for Writ of Mandamus by Lechner (State ex rel) vs. Brown et al, 1948 regarding Lechner's filed nomination for office of State Representative for the Fifth district that had been returned by the Board of Election Commissioners.  Lechner's filing was returned because the Board of Election Commissioners said he failed to comply with the provisions of the election laws of Missouri pertaining to such filing

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Missouri State Representative elections.

Folder 5: Balazs vs Board of Education, March 1948 - February 1949

Material relating to a suit filed by Karl Balasz to compel the Board of Education to stop the released-time program of religious instruction in the public schools. Includes statement of Eugene H. Buder for "Wake-Up St. Louis" (radio program on KWK, April 20, 1948) on the practice of released time; court order of injunction filed by Karl Balazs; memo of Judge William K. Koerner; Plaintiff's reply brief; list of Board of Education Members (1947-48); Statement of Harold C. Hanke for KWK Radio regarding released-time program; Buder's notes on case; letter to Baldwin from Buder explaining situation in St. Louis regarding released time; letter from Baldwin congratulating Buder on his work on the released time case; petition of Balazs to Circuit Court regarding released time program (case was won by Buder in favor of Balasz; correspondence between Buder and Laclede Insurance Company regarding Balasz case; Return of Defendants (Board of Education); newspaper clippings regarding case; Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts pamphlet "What is Your Liberty Worth to You?"

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Separation of Church and State, religion in public schools,

Folder 6: #1 Correspondence, Spring 1948 SLCLC, November 1947 - March 1948

Includes general correspondence between SLCLC and other St. Louis community organizations, as well as National ACLU; SLCLC "Institute on the Report of the President's Committee on Civil Rights" and a correspondence with American Council on Race Relations regarding the President's Committee on Civil Rights Report; SLCLC Bulletins; Treasury report; outline of speech, "Recent Trends in Civil Liberties," delivered to United Christian Missionary Society by Eugene Buder; letters from persons requesting advice and counsel; copies of Senate Bills (including Missouri Civil Rights Act), Senate Bill No. 469; correspondence regarding various Senate bills, including correspondence with congressman and senators; letter to Senator Forrest Donnell from Eugene Buder stating SLCLC's opposition to Mundt-Nixon Bill (crackdown on Communists); correspondence between Buder and Roger Baldwin regarding the Mund-Nixon bill; ACLU questionnaire on local civil liberties, answers filled out by Buder; petition and copy of Board Bill No. 62 (Civil Rights Ordinance of the City of St. Louis); Letter from the Urban League of St. Louis regarding their efforts to integrate assembly-line jobs in automobile factories; Public Opinion Polls regarding the Marshall Plan; list of Executive Committee members; copy of War Department circular regarding the "Discharge of Subversive Civil Service Personnel"; Amendment of National Labor Relations Act; Correspondence regarding union blacklisting of Louis Beasley (a plant worker in Illinois) and his appeal to the SLCLC and ACLU for legal assistance; anti-discrimination literature; Condensation of ACLU's Statement on Loyalty Tests for Federal Employers; instruction booklet for "Use by Agencies in Reporting Information for Publication in 1948 Directory of Health, Welfare and Recreation Services in St. Louis and St. Louis City; Copy of "Model State Civil Rights Bill Proposed by the ACLU" to be used as a civil rights act in any state; Christian church conference programs; Worker's Defense League Bulletin "Slave Labor Issue";

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Anti-communist literature and legislature; Mundt-Nixon Bill, Marshall Plan, American Council on Race Relations; Army discharge of subversive / disloyal personnel; Taft-Hartley Law issues (union issues); House Un-American Activities Committee; anti-discrimination literature; international slavery (Soviet Russian labor camps)

Folder 7: #2 Spring 1948 ACLU, January 1948 -  May 1948

Includes bulletins; memos; minutes of Board of Directors meetings, statements of ACLU; "Proposed Civil Rights Program for AVC"; ACLU statements on selective service; ACLU "Summary of Subversive Activities Control Bill"; copy of Union's proposals for a code of procedure for legislative investigating committees; Model State Civil Rights Bill proposed by ACLU; Report and statement on Presidential order of loyalty tests for federal employment by National ACLU and by opposing branches; Position of ACLU on Mayflower decision of the Federal Communications Commission ("Should Radio Have an Editorial Policy?"); Majority and Minority Reports on Policy regarding Enforced Disclosure by Groups Influencing Public Opinion; ACLU legal memorandum on the subversive activities control bill (opposed); ACLU "Fair Hearing Procedures for Congressional Investigating Committees"; Nominating Committee reports; Report of Committee on Hollywood Writers Contempt of Congress Case;  ACLU Special Finance Committee Report; Report on the Taft-Hartlet Injunctions; Analysis of the "Towe Bill for Compulsory Military Action";

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Free speech in radio, communist affiliation disclosure, Taft-Hartley injunctions, military conscriptions, federal loyalty tests for employees

Folder 8: #3 Spring 1948 Miscellaneous Publications, January 1947 -  March 1948

Includes brochures, newspaper clippings regarding President's Commission on Civil Rights; mimeographed letters regarding displaced persons in Europe, report of program launch by Church World Service for the resettlement of displaced persons in the U.S., and statements regarding displaced persons from the Citizens Committee on Displaces Persons; ACLU "Suggested Resolution to Amnesty" regarding selective service violators; literature on Freedom of Information; articles on southern education; copy of the "Civil Liberties Quarterly" newspaper

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: President's Commission on Civil Rights (proposed federal and state legislation "requiring all groups which attempt to influence public opinion to disclose pertinent facts about themselves through systematic registration procedures." ACLU's  position on disclosure was not consistent. Majority Position: only those organizations engaged in substantial distribution or to which substantial contributions are made should be forced to disclose. Minority Position: opposed to Majority position; feels that proposed legislation would curb free speech.); segregation in education, amnesty for selective service violators; displaced persons post- World War 2

Folder 9: CL Fall 1948 #3 Misc. Publications, September 1948 -

Includes: booklet from the United Nations Conference on Freedom of Information, a booklet from the Social Planning Council of St. Louis and St. Louis City, and the "Bill of Rights, the Fourteenth Amendment and the Supreme Court" from the Michigan Law Review; Memos from the Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons regarding the Displaced Persons Act; New York Times article regarding the integration of displaced persons

Folder 10: Fall 1948 #1 SLCLC, April 1948 - December 1948, 1949

Includes: correspondence between National ACLU and members, Buder and those seeking legal advice; Buder and the War Department, Roger Baldwin to affiliates regarding an invitation to affiliate with the International League for the Rights of Man, correspondence between Buder and St. Louis community organizations; ACLU resolution not to allow those affiliated with political groups that support totalitarian governments abroad to serve on the governing committees of the ACLU, responses to Resolution from other branches; newspaper articles regarding a gun fight where two people died after battling a 50-person posse; letter to Mayor Kaufman from the Board of Alderman regarding their position on housing redevelopment plans; newspaper clippings regarding civil rights court cases;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Selective Service Act, housing redevelopment and city planning, discrimination in housing, Eugene Buder, anti-communist resolution

Folder 11: Fall 1948 #2 ACLU Publications and Memos, July 1948 - December 1948

Memos from National ACLU to local affiliates, to Board of Directors; minutes of Board of Directors meeting; ACLU memo on "the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court regarding the use of sound trucks" [vehicles with speakers attached to the outside]; Pamphlet from National Institute of Social Relations, Inc. regarding civil rights in the U.S., specifically regarding race and lynching;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Anti-Poll tax bill, anti-lynching bill, civil rights for African Americans, communist teachers in public schools, Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee,

Folder 12: #1 SLCLC, September 1948 - March 1953

Includes Constitution of the SLCLC, Bulletins, and memos; correspondence and court brief regarding a case on censorship; memo from United States Civil Service Commission including a list of subversive groups classified by the Attorney General;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics Include: Mundt-Ferguson-Johnson anti-subversive groups bill; censorship; ethnic identity cards used by St. Louis police, and Jews not falling into "white American" category on the identification cards; inclusion of communism in school curriculum to "strengthen democracy"

Folder 13: #2 ACLU, March 1947 -July 1953

Includes memos from New York office, news releases, bulletins, principally regarding loyalty oaths, the Gwinn Amendment, and anti-subversive laws; news release and memos regarding an ACLU test case of New Jersey public housing residents challenging the consitutionality of the loyalty oath they had to sign to live in the housing project (Lawrence et al v. Newark Housing Authority); minutes from a New york City housing authority case; Amicus Curiae memo from ACLU on NYC housting authority case; ACLU position on the (New York) Helman Act; ACLU Report on Censorship; Summary of Police Investigation of Frank C. Hood case; ACLU Statement on the Consitutional Amendment to Limit Treaties (Bricker Amendment); ACLU list of Board of Directors and National Committee; list of ACLU affiliates; ACLU Report "Government Personnel Security Measures in Relation to Civil Liberties"; Preamble and proceedings of the Third Annual Confrence on Civil Liberties; Speech given at annual conference titled "Civil RIghts at the Half Century Mark"; remarks on "Loyalty Tests in Government and Education"; Statement of ACLU position regarding the government's indictment of 12 leaders of the Communist Party (Comunist Sedition Case); letter from ACLU to Clark regarding Comunist Sedition Case with indictment attached; ACLU Procedures for Handling Loyalty Cases; statement on loyalty tests for federal employees adopted by ACLU Board of Directors (November 1947); Statement on the Civil Liberties of Teachers and Students; "Our Uncertain Liberties: A Record of Principal Speeches and Discussion at the 29th Annual Conference of the ACLU" (March, 1949); Memo on U.S. National Agencies in the Civil Liberties Field; Memo on the Commussion on Human Rights; ACLU statement on International Civil Liberties.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: New Jersey / New York City public housing project, Gwinn Amendment test case, anti-subversive laws, loyalty oaths, censorship, police brutality (Frank C. Hood case), the Bricker Amendment, civil liberties of teachers and students in colleges and schools

Folder 14: #3 Misc. Publications, April 1948 - July 1953

Includes two New Yorker articles about Roger Baldwin and his work in the defense of civil liberties; Copy of Lawyers Guild Review (Winter 1950) with article regarding Smith Act; Transcript of decision of Bantam Books, Inc., vs. New Jersey censorship case; Excerpts from Opinion of Judge regarding the banning of the sale of "obscene" books";

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: book censorship, Gwinn Amendment, discrimination against subversive groups in public housing, race bias in housing,

Box 2

Folder 1: SLCLC, 1948-1949

Materials appears to be materials from Eugene Buder, during the time that he was executive secretary and acting treasurer of the SLCLC, including personal correspondence pertaining to issues of civil liberties.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: German civil liberties, HUAC, free speech, student activism and rights, and efforts to develop an international Bill of Rights and individual states' bills of rights.

Folder 2: ACLU, 1944-1949

Includes report on Civil Liberties in Germany by Roger Baldwin (November 1948), memo on civil liberties in Germany (January 1949); memos from New York office; Report of the Second National Conference on Intergroup Relations (Chicago, November 1948); memo and correspondence re proposed changes in voting rights of ACLU; minutes of some meetings of ACLU; memo in support of draft of a state civil rights law, copies of proposed bill.

Folder 3: Miscellaneous Publications, 1948-1949

ACLU publications

Folder 4: SLCLC, 1948-1949

Includes Kansas loyalty bill, Benjamin Youngdahl

Folder 5: ACLU, 1949

Includes bills and projects which ACLU supports; announcements of meetings and agendas; ACLU formulation of clear and present danger test; ACLU weekly newsletter; news releases, memos, brochures sent to E. Buder, Secretary, Missouri Civil Liberties Committee; correspondence rearguing Kansas law on loyalty oaths; correspondence regarding bills in the House of Representatives and Senate and ACLU's stand on them; correspondence regarding separation of Church and State and public funds for private or sectarian schools; memorandum on the Feinberg Law (1949).

Folder 6: Miscellaneous Publications, Fall 1949

Correspondence of Eugene Buder and materials regarding

Folder 7: Criminal Cases, 1949

Includes information memos; correspondence regarding various bills in the House of Representatives and Senate; correspondence with people regarding their court cases and or prison sentences.

Folder 8: Criminal Cases, 1949

Includes ACLU bulletins regarding House Un-American Activities Committee, habeas corpus and war crimes, right to counsel, wrongfully obtained confessions, search and seizures, and parole procedure; letter from the Committee of 100 to Mrs. Ernst Jones, and "Corrections and Social Work Bibliography of Works Owned by the Missouri League for Reduction of Delinquency and Crime"

Folder 9: SLCLC, 1950

Includes report of the Treasurer, 1949; correspondence with New York Office answering questions they have regarding St. Louis and Missouri; letter to Herbert Levy regarding segregation in St. Louis public recreational facilities (May 1950); letter from SLCLC endorsing Kutcher Civil Rights Committee (January 1950); list of SLCLC Executive Committee, 1949-50; letter from Buder to Homer C. Bishop, past chairman of SLCLC (February 1950); letter from Pat Malin to St. Louis Globe-Democrat (March 1950) regarding their editorial on the ACLU (November 1949); letter from Buder to ACLU supporting them in favoring the referendum on bill penalizing obstructive picketing of federal courts (October 1949).

Biographical/Historical Note: Note: Kutcher's case was key test of the restrictions on democratic rights involved in the loyalty purge procedures

Folder 10: ACLU, Fall 1950

Includes weekly newsletters; monthly publications of ACLU; news releases; Minutes of ACLU Alien Civil Rights Committee Special Meeting, July 27, 1950; NAACP Annual Report, 1949.

Folder 11: Miscellaneous Publications, 1950

Include Eugene Buder's correspondence with National ACLU office; compiled news clippings and articles on Europe

Folder 12: SLCLC, Fall 1950

Includes Eugene Buder's correspondence, materials related to the case of a man stealing six Roger Baldwin letters from the SLCLC, correspondence about a report on St. Louis public schools, personal contributions of Buder to civil liberties issues in St. Louis, comic book ordinance, election issue of the Missouri Progressive, published by the Progressive Party of St. Louis, Antonia Sentner case (St. Louis immigration case), and transcripts of radio broadcasts sponsored by the Christian Nationalist Party of MO

Biographical/Historical Note: Background: Antonia Sentner was the wife of William (Bill) Sentner, active labor organizer. She faced deportation for her past membership in the communist party.

Folder 13: ACLU, Fall 1950

Includes weekly newsletters; monthly publications of ACLU; news releases; Minutes of ACLU Alien Civil Rights Committee Special Meeting, July 27, 1950; NAACP Annual Report, 1949.

Folder 14: Miscellaneous Publications, Fall 1950

Includes materials put out by the NAACP, the Progressive Party of Missouri, the Jewish Community Relations Council of St. Louis, the Christian Nationalist Party, the Missouri Association for Social Welfare, and the United Nations

Folder 15: Criminal Cases, August 1950

Includes letters to Mr. Eugene Buder from persons (many in prisons) asking his advice and counsel.

Folder 16: James H. Sage, 1950

Materials related to the City of St. Louis v. James Sage case, August 1950 (James Sage arrested for distributing leaflets for the Stockholm Peace Petition, nominally arrested for disturbing the peace, originally represented by Douglas MacLeod, represented during appeal by Benjamin Roth)

Box 3

Folder 1: Office Files and Cases, 1952-1953

Includes letter to Washington University from Genevieve Nations regarding admitting Negroes to Washington University and Arthur H. Compton's reply (June 1946 and September 1947); letters from persons seeking aid from SLCLC; letter from Harry S Truman (March 1953), unable to accept SLCLCs invitation to speak; memo from Buder on constitutionality of a Senate Bill  (February 1953), which sets up a state commission against discrimination; "Remarks in Support of House Bill #112" by Buder (February 1953). The Bill would provide that any otherwise qualified citizen of Missouri who complies with entrance requirements be admitted to any state-supported institution of higher learning without regard to race, color or religion. Statement also used before Senate Committee on Education (March 1953); "Remarks in Support of Bill #114" by Buder (March 1953). Bill would provide that any child of school age be admitted as a pupil in any free public school in the school district in which he resides and that school funds be used lawfully to provide for only such schools admitting as a pupil any child of school age residing in that school district; statement of SLCLC on the Hilsman Bill (no date). SLCW opposed the bill "which would in affect completely nullify all the protections and safeguards that our state (Missouri) has deemed wise and just to accord to all voters for parties other than the two dominant parties"; pending legislation on civil rights (February 1953).

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics included: education, desegregation

Folder 2: ACLU (national) Memos, 1952-1953

Includes memo from New York Office on Owen Lattimore Case (Lattimore was the primary target of McCarthyism, January 1953); copy of letter from H. William Filelson of ACLU to Pat Malin regarding Communism in the U.S. (February 1953); New York Office  reports on civil liberties problems; memo regarding Rosenberg [atomic espionage] case (November 1952); memo from Mr. Joughin regarding the broadcasting and televising of court room proceedings (March 1952); memo on literature coming from abroad (April 1953).

Folder 3: ACLU (national) minutes and publications, 1952-1953

Folder 4: Publications, various, 1952-1953

Includes copies of Missouri and US bills on: lynching, poll tax, reorganizing  Department of Justice for the protection of civil rights, discrimination in interstate transportation, right of political participation, convict labor, civil rights, Commission on Civil Rights - with marginal comments by Buder; "Lattimore the Scholar," edited by Gerry Boas and Harvey Wheeler, 1953, (Contains articles by other scholars attesting to Professor Lattimore's reputation); Program booklet, NAACP 1953 convention in St. Louis; Report of Association of American Indian Affairs, Inc. 1952; flyers in support of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg; flyer in support of five Missouri residents facing Smith Act charges for protesting war in Korea; affidavit of William Sentner; motion to dismiss indictment of James Frederick Forest; St. Louis Argus, pages 13 - 16 discussing events prior to Supreme Court ruling on school segregation;

Folder 5: Office Files and Cases, 1953

Inlcudes coorespondence with national ACLU office and other affiliates; information about five Missouri residents held on Smith Act charges; publications of St. Louis Council on Human Relations; program for 5th St. Louis Insititute of Human Rights; booklet "St Louis Race Relations on the Air" Catholic Interracial Council of St. Louis; St. Louis American article on teatment of black residents by police, June 25, 1953; recruitment brocures from national ACLU; "Power of Arrest" text and drafts by Eugene Buder (on police actions following events in St. Louis and Kansas City), circa 1953; brochure "Films for Better HUman Relations"; "Up To Date with CORE" November 1953 newsletter listing desegregation work in St. Louis; amicus Curiae by SLCLC for Arnold et. al, vs Kirkwood School District.  // Includes memos, minutes of meetings, publications of ACLU and SLCLC;  ACLU: reply by ACLU to American Legion's resolution calling for the immediate investigation of the "questionable activities" of the ACLU; ACLU Board of Directors' meeting agenda and action, June 15, 1953, includes statements and comments on policies adopted by the Board; the Nature of the Communist Party; Allowable Considerations of Associations (in Educational and U.N. Employment); Propriety of Questions and Competency of Authority; Introduction to ACLU Report, January 1, 1951 to June 30, 1953; referendum on statements 1. 2. and 3, pro and con arguments included (policy statements on Communist Party, U.N. and educational employment, and propriety of questions and competency of authority as stated above); SLCLC: copy of proposed civil rights bill for the city of St. Louis; typescript entitled "Resistance to McCarthyism" by St. Louis Emergency Defense Committee and reprint of Post-Dispatch editorial on the first Smith Act convictions; "The Power of Arrest," by Eugene H. Buder, Chairman of the St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: civil rights; school desegregation; Kirkwood and Meacham Park; police interactions with black residents;

Folder 6: ACLU (Nationla) Press Releases and Newsletters, 1953

Folder 7: SLCLC meeting minutes, 1953

Minutes of June 30, 1953

Folder 8: ACLU (National) and Chicago affiliate meeting minutes, 1953

Folder 9: ACLU (national) memos from New York Office, 1953

Folder 10: ACLU California "Open Forum", 1953

newsletters

Folder 11: ACLU (national) Press Releases and Newsletters, 1953 - 1954

Folder 12: Office Files, 1954

Includes: correspondence from Frankie Freeman and St. Louis NAACP; Emergency Civil Liberties Committee;  correspondence from Billie Ames and CORE St. Louis, with "Up To Date with CORE" newsletter February 1954; flyer F.E.P.C. Committee of Missouri; booklet "the story of Jesse Dukes"; program from St. Louis Council of National Council of Negro Women; SLCLC budgets;

Folder 13: ACLU (national) minutes and publications, 1954

also includes "Rights" newsletter of Emergency Civil Liberties Committee

Folder 14: Publications, various organizations, 1954

Includes New York and Chicago affiliate meeting minutes; Missouri Association for Social Work;

Box 4

Folder 1: SLCLC Correspondence, 1949; 1954-1956

Includes: correspondence with Ray H. Mills, incarcerated in Jefferson City, Missouri; Emergency Civil Liberties Committee.

Folder 2: SLCLC Minutes of meetings, publications, 1954-1958

Folder 3: Sentner Trial (1 of 2), 1954-1958

Notes and background for William Sentner's trial including: transcript of trial; handwritten notes and drafts of ACLU brief for Sentner; final draft (copy) of amicus curiae brief; "The Informer," by Frank Donner, The Nation, April 10, 1954; "The Smith Act and the Supreme Court: An ACLU Analysis, Opinion and Statement of Policy," 1952; Supreme Court Reporter, July 1, 1951 conspiracy trial, Dennis et al. vs. U.S.; Federal Reporter, October 20, 1952 (conspiracy trial, Frankfeld et al. vs. U.S.); "Individual Freedom and the Common Defense," by Walter Millis (published by the Fund for the Republic),; article in Civil Liberties, January 1958 regaring Supreme Court's reversals of Smith Act convictions; transcript of trial U.S. vs. Silverman and Stone, 1956.

Biographical/Historical Note: Background:  Sentner was on the Communist Party's state board when it established a basic training school for Communists in St. Louis.  The Smith Act of 1940 made it unlawful to conspire to advocate a bringing about of forceful or violent overthrow of the government, and to organize a group so to teach. The Act is the chief federal sedition law. ACLU and SLCLC opposed this law. The Yates case (June 1957) decision stated that the belief in the forcible overthrow of the government, when divorced from an actual effort to overthrow, is not a violation of the Smith Act. It is on this basis that Sentner appealed; he did not participate in any conspiracy to overthrow the U.S. government.

Folder 4: Sentner Trial (2 of 2), 1954-1958

continuation of previous folder

Folder 5: ACLU (National), 1954-1958

Includes some copies of Civil Liberties; Constitution and Bylaws of ACLU, revisions and memo on constitutional revisions.

Folder 6: Publications, various groups, 1954-1958

Includes: "Rights" by Emergency Civil Rights Committee; Missouri Association for Social Workers; St. Louis Labor Tribune; "Free Assembly" televised town meeting sponsored by Bar Association of St. Louis at Old Courthouse; Nation reprints; Fund for the Republic; pro-segregation racist flyers and cartoons by St. Louis Tavern Owner's Association, 1956; Association of American Indian Affairs.

Folder 7: SLCLC Correspondence, 1955-1957

Includes telegram from NAACP May 17, 1954 announcing ruling in Brown v Board; correspondence regarding Morton Sobell; Freedom Agenda Committee (St. Louis); correspondence regarding Willis Sanders, held by FBI in St. Louis, 1955; "Committee of 100" organized by NAACP; Kutcher Civil Rights Commitee; Smith Act cases; letters from persons incarcerated in Jefferson CIty, Missouri.

Folder 8: SLCLC Minutes of meetings, publications, 1955-1957

Includes: 2 page brochure "have you ever talked on a wire tapped phone?"; "Liberties"; minutes (1955);

Folder 9: ACLU Publications, 1955-1957

Includes: tribute to Arthur Garfield Hays by Roger Baldwin; "Civil Liberties" newsletters; news releases; affiliate conferneces; incomes and amounts earned by affiliates, 1951-1955.

Folder 10: Publications, various, 1955-1957

Includes "Legislative News" by the Committee on Legislation, Missouri Association for Social Welfare; Bill to amend and revise the laws relating to immigration, naturalization, nationality and citizenship (February 1955); "Rights" by ECLC; "The Civil rights Story 1956" by Theodore Leskes; newspaper clippings; "Harvaed School Record"; Repeal The Walkter-McCarrin Law; St. Louis Commitee to Secure Justice for Morton Sobell; "The Peacemaker"; .

Folder 11: SLCLC newsletters, minutes, correspondence, 1956

Includes: corerespondence from other organizations

Folder 12: ACLU and Emergency Civil Liberties Committee publications, 1956

"Civil Liberties" and "Rights" newsletters

Sub-Series 3: General Files of the Chairman, 1958-1965

General Files of the SLCL Chairman, 1960-1961 (circa), and 1963-1965.

Box 1

Folder 1: SLCLC Correspondence, 1958

Includes correspondence of Hadley Grimm (Chairman, circa 1958-1960)

Folder 2: SLCLC Correspondence, 1959 - 1960

Includes correspondence of:  Hadley Grimm; Ethical Society; St. Louis Chapter Americans for Democratic Freedom, 1959; President, St. Louis Board of Education from Grimm; statement of Dr. O. Wagner, statement of Metropolitan Church Federation of Greater St. Louis regarding prayer in schools; newspaper clippings about prayer in schools; statements on screening of mail [post office]; Women's International League for Peace and Freedom; Fund for Public Uses Commitee, 8/27/1959 regarding Mill Creek Valley [referenced brochure not in file]; Leonor K. Sullivan, 6/29/1059 regarding vote against State's Rights Bill in Congress; St. Louis Urban League;

Folder 3: SLCLC Correspondence, 1960

Includes correspondence of: Hadley Grimm; Harold Norman; regarding Barthel [police brutality] case with summary by Norman, 5/10/1960, statement of facts and arguments, 9/2/1960; regarding censorship in Missouri State Penitentiary;  Mill Creek Valley; World Affairs Council; draft of SLCLC 1959-1960 annual report addressing minority rights; draft of statement to West End Community Conference; SLCLC Certificate of Merit draft; Student Commitee for the Repeal of the Disclaimer Affidavit, Washington University (Eleanor Drosten), with newspaper clippings; Roger Baldwin visiting St. Louis; Delta Sigma Theta regarding St. Louis visit of Lucy Lameck; Irving Ferman; draft to Archbishop Joseph E. Ritter; St. Louis NAACP regarding sucessful protest action at department store; referal of inquiry about Charles C. Hamilton to national ACLU; National Committee to Abolish the Un-American Activities Commitee;

Folder 4: SLCLC Correspondence, 1961

Includes: Barthel case (St. Louis Police);  Constitution of the Washington University Civil Liberties Union;  Human Rights in Missouri; HUAC; Urban League of St. Louis; University City Human relations Council; list of members of the Executive Committee; St. Louis Council on Human Relations and public accomidations bill; St. Louis NAACP; CORE Congress of Racial Equality listing of desegregated resuraunts in St. Louis; newspaper clippings; John Birch Society; SLCLC budget;

Folder 5: SLCLC Correspondence, 1962

Includes: nomminating committee; Humanist University regarding desegregation actions at Santoto restaurant in University City; Mayor Rayomnd Tucker regaridng 14th UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights Day;

Folder 6: SLCLC Correspondence, 1955; 1963

2 documents: Greater St. Louis Committee for Freedom of Residence, 1963 and Hadley Grim to Missouri House Judiciary regarding House Bill 275, 1955.

Folder 7: SLCLC Minutes of meetings, 1958 - 1962

Minutes of general and executive meetings, some with notations added. Also: Correspondence regarding Barthel case; listing of executive and other committee members; 1956 bylaws of SLCLC; "Grouch" Washington University student newsletter, 1962 regarding partial desegregation of Santoro Resturaunt.

Folder 8: SLCLC Publications, 1959-1962

Includes: flyer for event was Washington University Medical School Auditorium, Irving Ferman speaker; "Civil Liberties" 1960, 1961, 1962.

Folder 9: ACLU (National) Publications, 1959-1966

Includes: memos from national ACLU to affiliates, including personel changes, religious holiday observance, subject list of human-interest stories, suggestions for 40th anniversary, school bus funding, Brown v Board, "Operation Correction"; "Civil Liberties" newsletter; "Goals for 1961"; "Goals for 1962";

Folder 10: Publications, various groups (1 of 3), 1959 - 1961

Includes: Americans for Democratic Action; 1961 report on civil rights from state advisory committee, Missouri; Anti-Defamation League; St. Louis newspaper clippings; "Freedom of Information Conference" University of MO Columbia, 1960; speech on housing discrimination, Missouri Association for Social Welfare; Urban League of St. Louis 1960 Annual Report; "America's Broken Mainspring" reprit from The Progressive;  Focus Midwest; "Freedom-To-Read" American Book Publishers Council; "School Desegregation the First Six Years" by Southern Regional Council, with fold out map including Missouri; First Missouri Governor's Conference on Human Rights; Missouri Senate Bill No. 257, fair employment practices; US Commitee for Refuges;

Folder 11: Publications, various groups (2 of 3), 1955-1960

Includes: statement by US Senator Thomas C Hennings, Jr (D-MO); Youth to Abbolish Un-American Committee, large posters; I. F. Stone's Weekly; newspaper clippings; Citizen Committee to Preserve American Freedoms, for abolishing HUAC; "In Search of Truth: An Analysis of the HUAC Propaganda Film 'Operation Abolition'"; "Abolition News" [HUAC]; Civil Liberties Educational Foundation; CORE reprint of Florida State University paper regarding sit-down demonstrations; "police-community relations institute" East St. Louis, 1960; "The Truth About Desegregation in Washington's Schools" reprint from the Washington Post; Asbury Park Police Insititue on Community Relations, New Jersey 1960; Citizens for Educational Freedom, published in St. Louis regarding bussing for private or religious schools; "Sit-Ins The Student Report" booklet by CORE Congress of Racial Equality, 1960; Journal of The American Judicature Society, 1957, regarding "Justice for the Menally Ill"; Chicago Commitee to Defend Democratic Rights; "Southern Forum" ACLU of Southern California;

Folder 12: Publications, various groups (3 of 3), 1958-1961

Includes: "Human Rights Sunday" Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1958; Chicago Committee to Defend Democratic Rights; Americans for Democratic Action; newspaper clippings; ACLU of Southern California, 1959; "Don't Knock the Door Off the Hinges!" St. Louis Chapter, Protestants and Other Americans United for Seperation of Church and State (regarding Mill Creek Valley); "Connecticut School Bus Law"; "Workshop in Democracy"; "The Road to Life and Liberty" by Roger Baldwin; "Feelings Run Strong on Immigration" reprint from National Catholic Weekly Review, 1958; transcript of Rev. Martin Luther King speaking at Washington University, 1957; "Operation Housing Intagration"; "Segregation versus the Space Age," Greater Atlanta Council on Human Relations; "From Cold Prison Walls Asbury Howard Haunts America," Chicago Committee to Win the Vote in The South; newspaper clippings; Christian Anti-Communism Crusade, including articles supporting "Operation Abolition"; "Report of the Fair Employment Practices Commitee" St. Louis Board of Aldermen, investigating charge of discrimination on Plaza Project 1959; Working Lawyers group and ACLU of Souther California, 1960.

Box 2

Folder 1: Publication - "Communism on the Map", 1961 - 1962

complete text of the tape-film strip; and "The Greater St. Louis School of Anti-Communism, April 1961,  Selected Quotations" prepared by the St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee, St. Louis, 1962.

Folder 2: SLCLC Correspondence, 1963

Includes letter by William Landau to ACLU New York Office explaining why SLCLC does not wish to get involved in CORE's demonstration at Jefferson Bank,; Elmer Price's letter of resignation from the Executive Board of SLCLC [he resigned because of Landau's position on  the Decent Literature Commission]; letters to Congressmen from William H. Landau re various bills in the legislature.

Folder 3: SLCLC - minutes of meetings and publications, 1964 - 1965

Inlcudes board minutes; flyers "Fair Employment" and "Civil Rights Act" by Urban League; bylaws; board nominations;

Folder 4: SLCLC Correspondence, 1964

Correspondence re Lischner case. [Dr. Harold W. Lischner was denied a license to practice medicine in Missouri because of his pacifist beliefs. SLCLC supported him]. More material on: Lischner, including copy of Thomas F. Eagleton's letter to State Board of Registration; news clippings on case; copy of defendant's brief, Harold Lischner vs. the State Board of Registration for the Healing Arts of Missouri, et al.; letter to Landau from Dr. Harold Lischner re his case, and enclosing State Board of Registration for the Healing Arts' Finding of Fact, Lischner's Petition, and First Amended Petition, Plaintiff's Brief, Plaintiff's Reply Brief, Plaintiff's Requested Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law; Correspondence concerning Dr. Landau's joining the Decent Literature Commission. [Dr. Landau feels much is to be gained by participating in active discussion; however, the New York Office's policy is to refuse to participate in any way in decent literature commissions.]; letter, May 15, 1964 to Miss Shulamith Smith re May 12 resolution of the Decent Literature Commission, from William Landau, with his comments on the resolution;    Letter to editor, Globe-Democrat, My 1964, with summary of SLCLC's position on free speech; correspondence re arresting of portesters at Presidential pickets in Forest Park (February 1964). including  Dr. Landau's letter to the editor, Globe-Democrat; correspondence with New York Office, including letter from John de J. Pemberton, Jr. explaining the misunderstanding between the National Office and the St. Louis branch of ACLU; Recommendations Submitted to the Executive Committee by the Public Relations and Membership Committee, 1957; letters to Congressmen from Landau re various bills in the legislature; letter from Landau to New York Office nominating Arthur J. Freund for the Florina Lasker Award; SLCLC's comments on the National Office Staff Paper, "The ACLU: Today and Tomorrow," April 1964; statement of Benjamin Roth re Jefferson Bank demonstrations; preliminary proposal for a re-invigorating program [for SLCLC] presented by the program committee to the Executive Board, October 1964; Letter from William G. Lorenz, minister at Grade Presbyterian Church (Easton-Page neighborhood) regarding police mistreatment after calling police for a crime, 1964;

Folder 5: SLCLC Correspondence, 1965

Includes memo on fair housing in UNiversity City; Dr. Landau's talk at the annual meeting of SLCLC; letter to Post-Dispatch by Landau re HUAC (February 16, 1965); letter (March 1, 1965) to John D. Pemberton, New York office, from Landau on local and national issues; letter to Senator Edward Long from Landau informing him that he has been awarded the 1965 Annual Civil Liberties Award; letter to editor, Post-Dispatch on their report of the church-state relations panel held at the SLCLC membership meeting, (February 1965); letter (February 1965) from Landau to Alan Reitman, New York office, on Decent Literature Commission; "St. Louis Police Department Annual Report," 1961 and 1962; flyers and brochures from Police-Community Relations; "Police Journal" Jan, Feb. March 1964; S LCLC minutes of meetings and publications. Includes copy of amended by-laws of SLCLC,  May 1961; memo listing Civil Rights legislation introduced in Missouri General Assembly, 1965; correspondence with Richard Lytle reagrding Washington University and the SLCLC's archives, 1965;

Folder 6: ACLU (National) materials, 1965

Includes memos, publications of ACLU; minutes of a special meeting of the Board of Directors of ACLU, April 1965 - matters discussed: shared-time, national legislation, lawyers constitutional defense committee, libel, capital punishment; fifteen-page memo from New York office, May 1964, "National Committee and Affiliate Comment on 'The ACLU-Today and Tomorrow"; memo from Jack de J. Pemberton, May 1964, re "ACLU- Today and Tomorrow" memo of Alan Reitman, basis of discussion at Biennial Conference; "How Americans Protest: A Statement on the Civil Rights Demonstrations." published by ACLU, August 1963; Summary Report of 1964 ACLU Biennial Conference; copy of testimony of the ACLU on the President's Bill for Aid to Elementary and Secondary Education, February 1965.

Folder 7: University City Fair Housing, 1964-1965

Includes memo in support of fair housing legislation by the University City Civic Association.

Sub-Series 4: Additional Files, 1948 - 1968

A small section of files transferred to the archives seperatly, with topics overlapping the earlier subseries.

Box 1

Folder 1: SLCLC Correspondence, 1965-1968

Includes correspondence pertaining to membership; master copy of revised by-laws ACLU of Eastern Missouri adopted January 1, 1968.

Folder 2: SLCLC Minutes of Meetings, 1966-1968

included are some budget reports and policy statements

Folder 3: SLCLC Minutes of Meetings, 1966-1967

Includes executive committee lists 1966-67; minutes; budget reports

Folder 4: SLCLC Publications, 1962 -1968

Includes issues of Liberties, various 1962-1968; postcards for events; press releases

Folder 5: ACLU (National) Publications, 1965-1968

Includes Biennial conference 1966; Civil Liberties 1967; available publications; affiliate lists;

Folder 6: ACLU (National) Publications, 1960 - 1968

Includes national board minutes 1966; Roger Baldwin Foundation prospectus and newsletters; Annual reports of national ACLU 1955, 1956, 1957; literature lists; affiliate lists; "General Guide to ACLU Litigation Procedures and Practices" 1966; memo regarding 1940 memo concerning board membership, 1965; Civil Liberties, 1968; memos on "dial-a-smear" taped propaganda, conscientious objectors, church and state, circa 1965;

Folder 7: Publications - African Americans and Discrimination, 1948 - 1966

Includes: article in "St. Louis Argus" July 8, 1966 by Evelyn Schreiber, executive secretary; "Operation Challenge" (story of Kinloch High School Class of 1963) by YMCA, 1963; "When a Negro Moves Next Door" reprint from Saturday Evening Post, 1959; "Questions and Answers Presidents Executive Order No. 11063 Equal Opportunity in Housing" 1963; "The Negro in St. Louis Today" Urban League, 1965; "Confessions of a Block-Buster" Saturday Evening Post July 14, 1962; "Survey of Negro Employment" Missouri Commission on Human Rights, 1964; "Minority Housing in Wisconsin" League of Women Voters of Wisconsin, 1965; Fifth Annual Report Missouri Commission on Human Rights, 1961-62; "Anti-Discrimination Legislation in the American States" Library of Congress Legislative Reference Service, November 1948; "The Negro Speaks" booklet reprint of 1963 symposium with "prominent Negro Leaders" St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

Folder 8: Publications - Civil Liberties, general, 1953 - 1965

Includes: "State Anti-Discrimination and Anti-Bias Laws" American Jewish Congress, revised edition 1953; St. Louis Post-Dsipatch and St. Louis Globe-Democrat newspaper clippings; "Realities: St. Louis Bi-Weekly of Social and Political Analysis" November 5, 1965; reprints of news about Vietnam, 1966;"Focus Midwest" 1962 (Vol. 1, No. 1-7), 1963 (Vol. 2, No. 1-5);  Wall Street Journal reprints about ACLU, 1963 and 1965; "Progress" newsletter, Missouri Commission on Human Rights, Nov-Dec 1967.

Series 2: ACLU of Eastern Missouri Files, 1953 - 1985

Arrangement: Original order, partially alphabetical

Sub-Series 1: Office Files, 1953 - 1980

Spans the years 1953-1980, is comprised of the office files of the ACLU/EM: minutes of meetings, general correspondence, both incoming and outgoing; miscellaneous material regarding the history of the ACLU/EM, budgets and financial statements; memos and correspondence from national, 1961-1968; materials relating to Biennial Conferences (1964, 1966, 1968).

Box 1

Folder 1: SLCLC - Executive Committee Minutes, March 1953- December 1959

SLCLC Executive Committee Minutes that include information on Senate Bills, organization events, and social issues including police brutality, segregation in schools and housing, and censorship. Minutes include lists of standing committee members and executive board members

Biographical/Historical Note: wiretapping, school integration passed in elementary schools (Sep, 1954),  police brutality, loyalty oaths, housing discrimination, censorship, Leslie Hill Case, Comic book ordinance, juvenile delinquency.

Folder 2: SLCLC  - Regular Executive Board Meeting Minutes, January 1960 - December, 1965

SLCLC Minutes from Executive Committee meetings regarding treasury reports, committee appointments, and current civil liberties issues in and around St. Louis; list of members of the Executive Board 1962-1963 year and 1965-1966 year; Preliminary Proposal for a Re-Invigorating Program presented by the Program Committee (aim to reorganize and add programming to the SLCLC), notes regarding correspondence between SLCLC and Kansas City ACLU affiliate about working more closely together; 1965 Income and Expenditure Statement; correspondence between SLCLC and National ACLU regarding recommendations for the Biennial Meeting of the National Planning Committee.

Biographical/Historical Note: State penitentiary censorship, police brutality, members of SLCLC attending a meeting at a Christian anti-communist school, creation of Washington University Student Affiliate chapter, separation of church and state in school districts, Oldham case: death row case of convicted rapist who was denied change of venue, Lorenz case: white minister arrested while trying to help a black parishioner file a complaint against the police, Sparlin Case: man withstood pressure groups trying to stop him from selling goods made in communist countries, police-community relations

Folder 3: SLCLC - Regular Executive Board Meeting Minutes, January 1966 - December 1967

Includes: SLCLC Executive Committee members (1966-67, 1967-68) and committee assignments; Executive Committee minutes; Minutes of Special Steering Committee of SLCLC; National ACLU Summary of Minutes from Church-State Committee Meeting (December, 1965); National ACLU memos; SLCLC Treasurer's Report and Proposal; Membership Committee Report (October, 1966); National ACLU correspondence with SLCLC; Proposed Principles of Mid-Missouri Chapter (in Executive Committee Minutes from May 25, 1967); Report on the Fourth Annual Conference of the National Development Council of the ACLU; Proposal of the Committee on Free Speech/Press by Dale Swihart; Officer list of Executive Board Liberties Committee; Executive Board members of Mid-Missouri Civil Liberties Union.

Biographical/Historical Note: Distribution of American Legion material in public schools, discussion to change chapter name to "St. Louis Chapter of American Civil Liberties Union", Conscientious Objection to particular wars, police-school programs in Arizona violating rights of participants as a warning to STL area schools looking to implement same programs; Academic freedom (at St. Louis University) with regards to communist professors; new Code of Criminal Conduct (included in minutes from Feb 28, 1967), creation of a "Mid-Missouri" chapter of ACLU for Columbia and Jefferson City residents.

Folder 4: Board of Directors Meeting Agenda and Minutes, January 1972- December 1976.

Board of Directors meeting agendas and minutes, including list of board members; Minutes of Free Speech/Free Press Meeting; Notes from board members' interview of two St. Louis City Jail Employees (Lutheran chaplain and the assistant social director); "Special Committee Recommendations" from Board of Directors; Minutes of Board of Trustees Meeting; Report of the Ad Hoc Committee meeting regarding complaint procedure proposed for the St. Louis Police Department, suggested changes to the report of the Ad Hoc Committee meeting; Joint Proposals from the ACLU EM and Washington University Clinical Law Program regarding Wash U Law students being assigned to work with the ACLU/EM, including budget proposal; treasurer's reports; Report of the AD Hoc Committee to Study the Pros and Cons of ACLU/EM involvement in Damage Suits; membership information and financial statements

Biographical/Historical Note: School dress code, religious freedom for public school teachers, St. Louis City Jail policies and issues (in interview with ACLU EM), police-community relations, ACLU/EM meetings with police to discuss the creation of an Advisory Board for complaint procedures, proposal that Wash U law students should be assigned to work for the ACLU/EM, discussion regarding the expunging of arrest records for those not convicted, Missouri State, Penitentiary reform project, Federal Campaign reform laws, ACLU EM support in Supreme Court decision permitting abortions; ACLU EM requested to defend Dennis Nix, former Nazi Party member, in a case regarding the violating of his civil rights by the FBI; FBI harassment of St Louis citizens; Gun control; race as a factor in hiring/promoting within St. Louis Police Department; discussion of merger with Kansas City ACLU branch

Folder 5: Board of Directors Meeting Agenda and Minutes, January 1977 - December 1980

Board of Directors meeting agendas and minutes, treasurer's reports, and list of Board members; membership information;

Biographical/Historical Note: Merger discussion with ACLU Western Missouri branch, ACLU EM position on psychiatric commitment procedures, limitations on evidence in Rape trials, ACLU EM entry into Nazi defense case as co-counsel, ACLU EM Prison Suit: went to court to try and correct overcrowding and unsanitary conditions in Missouri's maximum security penitentiary; implementation of a review board for sterilization procedures for those under 18 years old, police practices, death penalty litigation, St. Louis school desegregation effort, City planning commission ruled against Muslim congregation's attempt to change zoning requirements to allow them to build a mosque in St. Louis City, Housing Committee proposal for a grant for a "Fair Housing Impact Ligation Project"

Folder 6: Board of Trustees Meeting, Agenda and Minutes; and Memoranda and Membership Lists, 1970 - 1980., January, 1968 - December, 1980

Includes Board of Trustees member list (1973-1978), ACLU EM memos, treasurer's reports, newsletters, Board of Trustees meeting agendas and minutes; ACLU EM Committee Assignments (1968-69); Report of the Special Committee to Build a Police-Community Relations Committee; Report and Recommendation of Special Committee to Study ACLU Office Functioning (proposing moving the ACLU EM into its own office);

Biographical/Historical Note: Bill of Rights education for students and teachers, Police shooting at Cochran Apartments (white housing project), Police-community relations and police complaint procedure, "exclusionary zoning" in city of Black Jack,

Folder 7: Legal Panel, Agenda, Minutes, Dockets, Memoranda, August, 1964 -

Includes: Civil Liberties Committee Legal Panel member invitation and member list, ACLU EM Legal Panel Minutes (including current and new cases being worked on) and Agendas, Several active Legal Panel Dockets, SLCLC Executive Committee members (1966-67, 1967-68) and committee assignments; Executive Committee minutes; Minutes of Special Steering Committee of SLCLC; National ACLU Summary of Minutes from Church-State Committee Meeting (December, 1965);

Biographical/Historical Note: Civil liberties cases: police brutality, censorship, public housing, St. Louis City jail overflow/unsanitary conditions, abortion,

Folder 8: Budgets and Financial Statement, January 1967 -

SLCLC Financial Reports and Proposed Budgets (1966, 1967), notes on 1967 and 1968 proposed budget; ACLU EM 1967-1978 Financial Reports/Statements, 1968-1980 Budget Reports, proposed and accepted budgets (1967-1980), budget projection; Audit Report, ACLU EM (1968); ACLU EM application for tax exemption; Income and expenditure statements; Treasurer's Report (1972-1973); Mid-Missouri chapter 1973 budget; Financial Statement for the "Privacy Media Project"; Membership Information (1976-77); ACLU EM Cost Analysis by Eighth Circuit Court: Memorandum regarding having ACLU EM Fund distribute assets to the ACLU EM organization;

Biographical/Historical Note: Finance and budget, ACLU affiliate organization

Folder 9: Mid-MO CLU Executive Board Meeting Minutes, Miscellaneous, January 1967 -

Correspondence and material relating to the establishment of the Mid-MO chapter; "Proposed Principles to Guide Relation Between St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee and... the Mid-Missouri Chapter"; Map of Congressional Districts of Missouri (1966); By-Laws of the Mid-Missouri Chapter, ACLU of Eastern MO; Mid-MO CLU Executive Board (1967); Mid-MO Interim Executive Board meeting minutes and Agendas; Columbia Free Press case, 1966; newspaper clippings regarding civil rights at Univ. of MO -Columbia; Proposed budget Mid-MO (1968); Newsletter regarding Rights of Students at University of Missouri;

Biographical/Historical Note: Students' rights, free speech, freedom of the press, selective enforcement of the law (Columbia "Free press" distribution", University By-Laws, student suspension/expulsion,

Folder 10: Constitution, By-laws, and Policy Guides, March, 1945 - January, 1975

Includes: Constitution of the SLCLC (1945); SLCLC By-Laws (1956, amended 1965); SLCLC "Proposed Revision of By-Laws" (1967), and Revised By-Laws (1968); 1967; Correspondence re: National policies and additional policies; Constitution and By-Laws of the ACLU (1940); Policy of the ACLU on Pressure-Group Censorship; ACLU/EM

Biographical/Historical Note: Constitutions and by-laws, censorship, religious deprogramming, ACLU policies regarding organizational practices and beliefs, ACLU/EM stance on affirmative action, ACLU call for impeachment of Nixon,

Folder 11: National ACLU CAF Grants, December, 1971 -

Includes: "Proposal for Grant from the National Development Council of the ACLU/EM"(1971, 1975); Correspondence between ACLU/EM and Nationals regarding a Crisis Area Fund grant; 1972, 1974-1975 ACLU/EM Legal Docket, ACLU/EM Budget (1973-74); 1973 Crisis Area Fund Grant Proposals (1971-1975); ACLU/EM income and expenditure report (1972-1973); State legislative report; Copy of "Liberties" newsletter (1973);

Biographical/Historical Note: grant proposals, rights of juveniles, independent party politics, deplorable conditions of MO state jails, MO Prison Project,

Folder 12: Legislation, December, 1964 - March, 1971

Copies of Missouri Senate Bills of interest; Missouri Fair Employment Practices Act; Congressional Record proceedings; Reports from Senator Long (10/64-8/65),

Biographical/Historical Note: Discrimination in public places and employment practices,

Folder 13: News clippings - various issues, Jan, 1966 - August, 1980

Biographical/Historical Note: Freedom of Speech / Press, student protests, real estate, school financial aid, wiretapping. aid to legislative organizations, privacy

Box 2

Folder 1: Jefferson Bank Case, 1963-1967

Robert B. Curtis (Curtis, chairman of CORE, was convicted of criminal contempt for violating a court order prohibiting any demonstration that would disrupt the conduct of business at the bank.

Biographical/Historical Note: Intra-group tensions, especially between Melvin Wulf and Courtney Shands

Folder 2: Miscellaneous and Local Material, 1962-1967

SLCLC Preliminary Proposal for a Reinvigorating Program (1964); membership drive information (1967), draft letter expressing disapproval over excessive police use of firearms (1965), proposed principles to guide relations between SLCLC and mid-Missouri Chapter (1967);

Folder 3: SLCLC Awards, 1961-1979

List of award winners, correspondence re: nominees, news clippings, biographies of recipients, address cards. Also includes actual awards and citations given.

Folder 4: Washington University Chapter, 1962-1966

Project proposals (1962);  Includes first ever issue of "Report on Civil Liberties" newsletter (February 18, 1966), the WU CLU publication; and correspondence between SLCLC and WU chapter.

Folder 5: Legal Aid Society News clippings, 1968-1969

Newspaper clippings, mostly from the St. Louis Post Dispatch and the St. Louis Sentinel, concerning the actions of the Legal Aid Society and the conflict over St. Louis County Supervisor Lawrence Roos deciding not to renew the $16,000 the County has provided the society with each year since 1964

Folder 6: Chapter of Western MO Minutes, Incomplete., 1972-1980

Folder 7: Press Releases (Local), 1966-1985

Press releases in somewhat reverse chronological order

Biographical/Historical Note: This is during the time of Joyce Armstrong,

Folder 8: Miscellaneous

Pertaining to history of ACLU/EM:

Folder 9: Correspondence, 1969-1980

Includes report of ACLU/EM president June 1978; correspondence re: proposed merger with Western MO chapter.

Folder 10: Correspondence, 1968

Includes letter criticizing actions of national and suggesting SLCLC's secession from ACLU (November 1, 1968); possible merger between St. Louis and Kansas City affiliates (October 18); letter to Gov. Hearnes regarding appointment of a citizen's panel to investigate police complaint procedure system (September 25); letters re: change in affiliate representation on the national board (August); telegram from national re: policy on Kennedy assassination (June 7); chairman's report for the year; campaign against death penalty (March).

Folder 11: Correspondence, 1967

Release commenting on arrest of 12 people for expressing opinions in a peaceful manner including several who had gathered to object to the city's support of the Veiled Prophet Ball (12/29/67); inquiry from Jefferson City NAACP "should the federal government allow urban renewal in a minority area if there is no fair or open housing ordinance?"; SLCLC response (10/21/67); letter from Robert B. Curtis re: attempt to disbar him for his role in Jefferson Bank case (Oct.-May); numerous letters  re: SLCLC meetings with St. Louis Police Board for improvement of police complaint practices, plan described in letter March 27, outlined, Jan. 9.

Folder 12: Correspondence, 1966

Includes letters re: challenge to law prohibiting parades in public parks (April - May).

Folder 13: Correspondence, 1963 -1965

Membership List (no addresses, just names); mostly concerns SLCLC financial matters letter to Board of Police Commissioners re: complaint procedures (11/23/65).

Folder 14: Ultra Right Organizations, 1962 -1967

Correspondence; news clippings; policy statement from national; filmstrip guide to "Communism on the Map" and "The Christian Anti-Communism Crusade" prepared by SLCLC (April 1962).

Box 3

Folder 1: Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee, September, 1965 - March, 1967

Correspondence within National ACLU; Memos from National ACLU/Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee; Report of ACLU's 2nd Southern Regional Conference, 1965; 1966 Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee Conference agenda; Progress Report on Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee-ACLU Fund Drive; reprint of New York Times article "Yankee Lawyer Go Home" (March 12, 1967); reprint articles on civil rights in the south from New Republic and The Reporter, 1967; informational pamphlets; List of attorneys and legal secretaries who served in the 1964 Summer Program (organized by state).

Biographical/Historical Note: civil rights and the civil rights movement, ACLU in the South, Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee; Southern Summer Program; Judicial representation for black people in the South.

Folder 2: Civil Disorders 1967, July, 1967 - August, 1967

Correspondence; Memos from National ACLU to affiliates regarding urban riots (material marked confidential regarding Seattle riot); NJ CLU Press Statements during New Jersey Riots; Letter to Seattle Mayor Braman from University of Washington regarding riots; Capital Area chapter ACLU newsletter (August, 1967); "Riot Report in Focus" from the National Advisor Committee.

Biographical/Historical Note: "ghetto violence", ACLU action regarding urban riots (Newark and Seattle),

Folder 3: National Policy on Civil Disobedience, September, 1968 - August, 1968

Memos from National; Affiliate Positions on Civil Disobedience; Memo from Roger Baldwin re: proposed policy on civil disobedience (September, 1986); National memo regarding proposed changes in the ACLU Board of Directors; Proposed Modified Policy Statement on Civil Disobedience of the ACLU (September, 1968); Memo from Law Professor to Board of Directors regarding Lawyers and Civil Disobedience; "Text of Policy Statement on Civil Disobedience Adopted by Board of Directors of ACLU".

Biographical/Historical Note: Civil disobedience and the right to practice it, ACLU policy on civil disobedience and their obligation to protect those arrested for such charges.

Folder 4: Military and Selective Service, March, 1962 -

Memos from National regarding alleged censorship of the military, military free speech, and religious practice in the military; Draft ACLU Statement on Conscription (September, 1965); Court brief of draft card burning case (USA vs Miller); correspondence regarding opposition to the Vietnam war; correspondence regarding San Francisco Selective Service Panel and statement on the panel itself; articles from The New Republic re: military injustices (1968); Information from the

Biographical/Historical Note: military censorship, free speech, conscripted military service;

Folder 5: Labor - Business Committee, June, 1965 -

Report on Labor-Business Committee meeting, roster of committee; memo re: "The Corporation and Civil Liberties"(April, 1966);

Biographical/Historical Note: Hierarchical bureaucracy, labor-business relations.

Folder 6: Mass Communications Committee, 1967-68, October, 1967 - November, 1968

Information from National; Excerpts from ACLU Biennial Conference; minutes from Communications Media Committee meeting; report of Subcommittee on Civil Liberties Requirements for Cable and Pay /TV; Roster of ACLU Mass Communications Committee (1968-69); Report on "Conference on Mass Media and Race Relations", 1967.

Biographical/Historical Note: Media rights, Cable TV, mass media and riots, media and race relations

Folder 7: Equality Committee, June 1965-September, 1968

Correspondence between National ACLU and law firm regarding civil liberties, correspondence with Board of Directors regarding discrimination in private organizations; agenda and minutes from Equality Committee meetings; Memos regarding policies and practices of voluntary non-profit agencies, compensatory treatment for Negroes, the gathering and dissemination of birth control information, race labeling, the age for voting, legal protection against sex discrimination, collection and dissemination of race data; "Preferential Hiring of Minority Group Applicants"; excerpts from Board of Directors meeting minutes;

Biographical/Historical Note: discrimination in employment and membership in private organizations, race identification,

Folder 8: Church-State Committee, December, 1965 - June, 1968

Memos regarding ACLU policy and principles for Church-State issues, memos regarding conscripted military service and conscientious objectors; Minutes and agenda of the Church-State Committee; Statement on ACLU Articulation of the "Religion" Clauses of the First Amendment Approved by Church-State Committee (1966); "The Church-State Problem has been Handed to You!"

Biographical/Historical Note: conscripted military service,

Folder 9: Policy Guide, 1966

ACLU Board's Policy Statements on war issues (1966); Fair Administrative Procedure (Policy #229); ACLU Policy Guide from National.

Biographical/Historical Note: ACLU Policies and official Policy Statement

Folder 10: Privacy 1966-1968, September, 1965 -

Memos and correspondence regarding Free Speech/Association Committee - Right of Privacy; "A Statement on the Right of Privacy" (1966); Report and recommendations from the Committee to Preserve American Freedom conference on "The Threat to Privacy" (1967); Memo regarding Free Speech/Associate Committee "Revised Recommendation on Right of Privacy"(1966); "The Right to Privacy" bibliography; Roster of ACLU Privacy Committee, 1968-1969; Pamphlets on threats to privacy published by Committee to Preserve American Freedom; news clippings re: privacy issue, 1967.

Biographical/Historical Note: Privacy and Free Speech, Government surveillance and privacy.

Folder 11: Interracial Marriage, 1964 - 1967

Copy of story from St. Louis Post- Dispatch regarding Supreme Court issue of anti-miscegenation state laws (May 1964); Memos and correspondence from American Jewish Congress and Anti-Defamation League regarding miscegenation laws and certain cases; "Anti-Miscegenation Laws in Missouri" (1964); Correspondence between Presbyterian Interracial Council and House Judiciary Committee regarding House Bills 129 and 132; copies of Senate Bill No. 410 "relating to the prohibition of certain marriages"; House Bill No. 140; News Releases from National ACLU regarding miscegenation laws and the Loving supreme court case (1966-1967); Reprints of articles regarding interracial marriage and miscegenation; news clippings, 1964-1967.

Biographical/Historical Note: interracial marriage, miscegenation laws (federal and state),

Folder 12: Wiretapping 1967-68, February, 1967 -

National ACLU Memorandum on Wiretapping Legislation; memos and correspondence regarding ACLU position on wiretapping; reprint article, "On the Tactics of Police-Prosecution Oriented Critics of the Courts", Cornell Law Quarterly (1964); reprint article "The Doomsayers", ACLU of Southern California, Open Forum regarding criminal procedures (1966); newspaper articles; Pamphlets: ACLU Report "The Wiretapping Problem Today"; "Police Power and Citizens' Rights",

Biographical/Historical Note: wiretapping, government surveillance,

Folder 13: Radio / TV, June, 1966 - September, 1967

Papers presented at the Biennial Conference "The Issues in Program Regulation"(1966), "Religious Liberty and Broadcasting", "Civil Liberties Aspects of Broadcast

Biographical/Historical Note: Freedom of Press, Freedom of Expression, religious freedom in broadcasting,

Folder 14: Supreme Court / Legal Profession Articles, January, 1964 - April, 1967

Biographical/Historical Note: Federal Law enforcement in the South,

Folder 15: Office of Economic Opportunity - Criteria for Grants for Family Planning, November, 1965 - March, 1968

Memos from National regarding grants for family planning, and the Broyhill Amendment (anti-riot provision); "Memo in support of Reconsideration of ACLU Action on OEO Criteria for Family Planning Grants"; Memos from the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (1968).

Biographical/Historical Note: voluntary sterilization programs, contraceptive drugs and devices,

Folder 16: Ombudsman, 1967 - 1968

Memoranda on Ombudsman; Copy of bill to establish the Office of Ombudsman in a given state; newsletter: Senator Long Reports regarding the introduction of a full-time citizen's ombudsman in Missouri (May 1968).

Biographical/Historical Note: ombudsmen, protection of civil rights and consideration of citizen complaints,

Folder 17: Criminal Justice, December, 1963 - May, 1966

ACLU newsletter; Reprints of articles on civil rights (Police Chief, 1963), "The Criminal Gets the Breaks" (New York Times Magazine , 1964), "The Suspect Confesses - But Who Believes Him?" (New York Times Magazine, May, 1965); Memos from national regarding bail practices, and regarding supreme court reporters; "Statement of Lawrence Speiser... before the Submottee on Conditional Rights... to revise existing bail practices in courts of the United states, and for other purposes" (June, 1965); news clipping "New Standards for Justine" (1966).

Biographical/Historical Note: police responsibility and conduct, juvenile delinquency, minority rights violations,

Box 4

Folder 1: Memos and Information from the National ACLU, March 1962-November 1965

Includes: policy statement on public aid to church-related institutions of higher education, testimony of ACLU on bill for aid to elementary and secondary education, summary report of 1964 Biennial Conference, Revision of Constitution and Bylaws, March 1965.

Folder 2: Memos and Information from the National ACLU, January 1966-May 1967

Memos on regulation of taped telephone messages ("dial-a-smears"), HUAC hearings and ACLU litigation, Plenary Board resolutions on Civil Liberties and War, Poverty, Privacy, Free Expression and Organizational questions, memos on abortion and fair housing; Painter Child Custody Case.

Folder 3: Memos and Information from the National ACLU, , June 1967-December 1968

Mostly information on ACLU constitution revision also statements on abortion, homosexuality; minutes and notes of nominating committee re: elections for National Board of Directors and National committee; financial statements December 1968.

Folder 4: Memos and Information from National, February 1969-April 1977

Memos re: Nominating Committee Action on National Board Elections; Academic Freedom Committee; credit reporting legislation.

Folder 5: Conscientious Objection to Vietnam War 1965-1967

ACLU (National) Statements, memos, reprint articles: "Selective Conscientious Objection", Conscientious Objection to Particular Wars", and "We're Unfair to Draft-Card Burners".

Folder 6: Censorship 1961-1968

Policy statements and position papers mostly from national re: censorship and obscenity; SLCLC Report on the Censorship Committee (5/10/67); news clipping "City Officials Back College Movies" (12/5/68)

Folder 7: Materials Relating to Biennial Conferences, 1964 and 1966 Includes: Text of ACLU Statements on Matters Before 1964 Biennial Conference; State of the Union - 1966; Papers presented at the Biennial Conference 1966: "Religious Liberty and Broadcasting", "Civil

Liberties in Wartime", "A Functional Approach Toward Public Policy Making on Surveillance Devices and Privacy", "The Social Welfare State and the Poor", "ACLU Policy on Matters Before the 1966 Biennial Conference and Related Issues."

Folder 8: Materials Relating to 1968 Biennial Conference Includes memos re: attendance; reports on workshops; resolutions of Plenary Sessions; Committee statements; Paper: "ACLU at a

Crossroads" by Executive Director John de J. Pemberton; "Report of 1968 Biennial Conference of the American Civil Liberties Union."

Folder 9: Papers presented at 1968 Biennial Conference includes: "The ACLU and the Urban Crisis", "An Emerging Right of Access to the Media?", "American Indian Separatism: A Basic Civil Liberties Issue", "The Relationship of Civil Liberties to Black Separatism", "Some Thoughts on the Scope of ACLU Legal Operations in the Ghetto", "Police Practices and Community Relations", "The Bill of Rights: Should it Apply to the Military".

Sub-Series 2: Executive Director files, 1971 - 1981

Executive Director planning and appointment calendars; Executive Directors Council memos and correspondence.

Box 1

Folder 1: Planning and appointment calendars, 1973-1974

bound executive planner with notations, owner name not listed

Folder 2: Planning and appointment calendars, 1975-1976

bound executive planner with notations, owner name not listed

Folder 3: Planning and appointment calendar, 1977

bound executive planner with notations, owner name not listed

Folder 4: Planning and appointment calendar, 1978-1979

wall calendar "Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute A Calendar of cases, 1978" with notations; bound Eskimo Graphics Engagement Calendar 1979 with notations; owner name not listed

Folder 5: Personal Information, Armstrong, 1971-1987

Includes appointment offer to Joyce Armstrong, resume, Danforth Foundation St. Louis Leadership Award, St. Louis Metro Forum.

Folder 6: ACLU National Executive Directors' Conference, 1974-1977

Including planning notes for 1975 conference held at Washington University in St. Louis

Folder 7: ACLU National Executive Directors' Conference, 1980 - 1981

Folder 8: Executive Directors Council, 1979 - 1981

Notebook (Green). Includes Memos, Correspondence

Folder 9: Executive Directors, 1979-1980

Notebook (Gray). Includes Memos, Affiliate list, Correspondence

Folder 10: Select Committee, 1978

Notebook (Blue Cloth) with some loose pages; Includes National Executive Director Search, Correspondence, Memos, List of Nominees

Sub-Series 3: ACLU-EM Privacy Project, 1976

ACLU/EM Privacy Project files include: history of the project, funding correspondence, news clippings, radio and television spots, Privacy Handbook, and final report.

Box 1

Folder 1: Various Proposals for Survey Research, January, 1975 -

Privacy Project planning material: Material on Navarro Opinion Research; Sample scripts for ACLU/EM privacy project polling, statistics from public polling regarding viewing of privacy project messages; Missouri Public Opinion Report; Correspondence between Robert Benjamin (privacy project director) and various research firms regarding the project, including Anna Navarro; Proposal for a program of survey research from Navarro research for the privacy project; survey statistics; Proposed plan for the Privacy Project by Answers Media/Programming Inc., correspondence between privacy project committee and Answers regarding privacy project, including paperwork, Answers material on project;

Biographical/Historical Note: Public opinion, public polling, privacy project

Folder 2: Privacy...Workshop for Attorneys, Feb. 13, 1976, August, 1975 - March, 1976

Materials sent to participants of privacy workshop for attorneys (litigation, legislation, models, etc.); Correspondence between Robert Benjamin and participating attorneys, Program, Announcement, handwritten notes including list of participants; memos regarding lawyer's conference; agenda and outline of Privacy Workshop for Attorney; St. Louis University School of Law's full-time faculty members;

Biographical/Historical Note: Privacy Project,

Folder 3: Privacy Handbook, August, 1975 -

Early drafts, correspondence, and pamphlets regarding privacy issue produced by other organizations; ACLU memos, correspondence and notes regarding the Privacy Handbook; Missouri Bar bulletin regarding the release of the handbook; Magazine "Student rights and responsibilities in Georgia"; Student Rights Handbook for Dayton, Ohio;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics include: constitutional rights regarding privacy

Folder 4: Requests for materials, February, 1976 -

Forms of people/organizations requesting handbook; correspondence between Privacy Project committee and those requesting handbook material following the ACLU biennial conference.

Folder 5: TV and Radio Ads (invoices), November, 1975 - July, 1976

Invoices and broadcast schedules from all participating companies and media outlets (mainly TV and radio stations) in the Privacy Project;

Folder 6: "Privacy Report Newsletter" (mimeographs 1974-75), January, 1974 -

Mimeographed "The Privacy Report" issues by the ACLU foundation, each including information on rights under privacy and surveillance acts.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: student rights, surveillance, wiretapping

Folder 7: Book Orders and Literature 1975, September, 1975 -

Correspondence between ACLU / affiliates, and other outside organizations regarding published materials on privacy and surveillance; Practicing Law Institute (PLI) newsletter regarding Air Pollution Control and Computer Abuse programs;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Privacy project, surveillance, wiretapping

Folder 8: Interviews, May, 1974 -

Questionnaires given to community behavioral agencies and law enforcement agencies regarding record keeping (city license collector, medical and health services, law enforcement); correspondence regarding the use of questionnaires; Summary of Agency Interviews for Privacy project; Information on Suicide Prevention, Inc. Mental Health Info and Referral Service (pamphlet and report);

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: record keeping in city / state organizations, privacy.

Folder 9: Contracts, Proposals, Budgets, August, 1972 - May, 1977

Includes: ACLU Privacy campaign expense reports, proposed budget for project, budget analysis, budget breakdown; Privacy Media Project draft proposal; Privacy project Cash Flow Chart, project financial statement; ACLU memo to the Board of Directors regarding Gene Schultz's stance on the privacy project; Release and Agreement contract between ACLU-EM and an advertising agency (Zipatoni);

Folder 10: Advisory Committee Agenda,, January, 1974-March, 1976

Includes: ACLU Privacy Committee Organizational Breakdown; Privacy project meeting minutes and agenda, correspondence regarding meetings and agendas; Summary of privacy committee meeting on arrest records; Draft legislation on Privacy and Security from Missouri State department coordinator;

Folder 11: Deercreek Foundation (Correspondence and contract), September, 1974 - August, 1975

Proposal for Mixed Media Privacy Campaign (privacy project proposal) submitted to the Deercreek Foundation; Correspondence regarding grant request for privacy project from Deercreek Foundation, and agenda/status of project; Deercreek grant contract of August 1975

Folder 12: Final Report Data, January, 1974 - July, 1976

Correspondence regarding an evaluation of the Privacy Project; "Privacy Project Final Report"; Chronicle of planning phases; memos and evaluations regarding the privacy project; results from survey questionnaire regarding government surveillance and privacy.

Folder 13: Correspondence, August, 1974-July, 1976

Correspondence regarding the Privacy Project, between ACLU-EM and affiliates regarding organizing the project, with attorneys and media sources involved;

Folder 14: ACLU Affiliates Correspondence, January, 1976 -

Correspondence between affiliates (specifically Western-MO) regarding the privacy project handbook; pamphlet on "The Constitution and the Computer" from Kentucky CLU; Kentucky Humanities Council (KCLU) regarding the proposal of a project concerning privacy, surveillance, civil liberties, and databanks; KCLU privacy conference agenda and project outline;

Folder 15: ACLU/EM Revision of Students' Rights Handbook, August, 1976

Series of revisions made to Students' Rights Handbook, including criminal offenses, due process, and family court.

Folder 16: Morton Halperin, January, 1976 - February, 1976

Announcement of speaking engagement at privacy campaign kick-off party, news clippings regarding speaker (Halperin), court briefs regarding Halperin surveillance case (Halperin vs. Kissenger, et al; Halperin vs. William E. Colby); two articles by Halperin: "The Abuses of the Intelligence Agencies" and "National Security and Civil Liberties" in the National Security Reprint.

Folder 17: Case Files re: Privacy Issues, 1971-1975 and undated

Correspondence between ACLU-EM and people involved in cases of privacy violations; ACLU case files of privacy issue cases; health forms with areas of concern regarding privacy of info.

Folder 18: Privacy Project Final Report, Dec-79

Physical Description: bound report

Folder 19: Privacy Project - Various Rejected Proposals and Notes, 1974-1975

Physical Description: bound report

Folder 20: Assessment: Media Project, Apr-74

Institute for Regional Education Inc. and New Mexico Civil Liberties Union

Physical Description: bound report

Box 2

Folder 1: Privacy Handbook and Brochure in Envelope, Feb-76

Information on protecting one's privacy as a result of technological advances. The handbook focuses on the ACLU/EM Fund, privacy acts, record keeping and political surveillance

Folder 2: Privacy Project- Info. to History of ACLU/EM, July, 1975-January, 1976

Information on the ACLU/EM Privacy Project (funded by the St. Louis foundation, lasted from August 1975-May 1976) and its advisory committee. This information includes the members of the committee, a proposed budget an plans for a media campaign. There is also the "Persuading an Urban Public: The St. Louis Privacy Campaign" by E. Terrence Jones and Joan Saunders who were both in the Department of Political Science at University of Missouri-St. Louis- Jan. 19, 1977

Folder 3: Privacy Project-General, October 1975-May 1976

Descriptions of project, correspondence with affiliates, status report (May 1976),

Folder 4: Privacy Project News clippings, October 1974- October 1975

Regarding various privacy issues 1974-1976, some unidentified. The clippings provide information on specific privacy changes, primarily in relation to Public Health and hospitals, such as the Department of Defense decided to delete information and no longer report if a veteran was "homosexual, a bed wetter or anti-social"

Biographical/Historical Note: Jefferson City bars private firms and individuals from accessing confidential police networks, Missouri enforces strict regulations on supervision of computer systems and hospital and health records. Barry M. Goldwater

Folder 5: ACLU/EM Privacy Project Research Topic Drafts, April 1974-

Interviews with various organizations and institutions regarding information gathering policies, booklet "Handbook for Classification and Accreditation of Public School Districts in Missouri, research overviews and outlines. There is also a copy of the privacy questionnaire and a privacy form for agencies to identify what information they have, who has access to it, additional information on security and statistical information. Research overview and schedule for the Privacy Project

Biographical/Historical Note: Forms, schedules and notes on the Privacy Project provide a better understanding of what the goal was and what involvement with the project often looked like

Folder 6: Privacy Project Requests for Speakers, November 1975- March 1976

Includes: schedule of speaking engagements; list of speakers bureau members; ACLU request to Senator Edward Kennedy for participation in public meeting and his reply; Telephone questionnaires, program content for the SLSTA Annual Spring Conference (Feb. 21, 1976),

Folder 7: Privacy Project Zipatoni, May, 1975

Proposal, contract and correspondence from Zipatoni advertising agency (graphic design studio turned agency), budget breakdown, Public Relations Tentative Plan, Multi-Media Presentation- Privacy Issue for the American Civil Liberties Union, presented by Zipatooni, Manoli, Thorwegen, Puglisi, and Liess inc. (May 5, 1975), it's members included graduates from Cooper Union, Lindenwood College and Washington University.

Folder 8: Privacy Project Privacy Press Kit, February, 1976

Information on the Privacy Project and the press kit. The press kit's contents include news release describing the purpose of the privacy project, copies of the radio and tv spot announcements,

Biographical/Historical Note: Includes overview of the project and specific information and details pertaining to the campaign

Folder 9: Privacy Project Articles and Congressional Records Reprints, March, 1974

Ralph Nader's "The Dossier Invades the Home", the article focuses on individual freedom and recently passed acts and laws that will impact it. Additional articles on "government snooping" and protecting one's privacy. Privacy Report on medical histories, insurance claims, and the role of the government.

Biographical/Historical Note: Provides information on promoting computer security and implemented efforts to change how criminal justice information is processed and accessed

Folder 10: Privacy Project Missouri Statutes Governing Record keeping, November 1974- January 1976-

Handwritten list of Missouri Statutes Governing Record- Keeping, undated, apparently incomplete; pages 9-15 missing.

Folder 11: Privacy Project Radio/TV Time Spots, November, 1974- April, 1976

Information on costs, newspaper advertising, weekly television schedule, Ch. 5 News Station folder with marketing information,

Biographical/Historical Note: Background: Morton Halpern (former secretary aid to State Kissinger of the National Security Council) in a suit against Nixon and Kissinger

Folder 12: Privacy Project Radio/TV Spots, February, 1976- March,  1976

Several copies of transcripts for Privacy commercials,

Biographical/Historical Note: Background: the commercials were apart of the multi-media campaign.

Folder 13: Privacy Project General Correspondence, September, 1975-June, 1976-

Inquiries from affiliates, and to corporations regrading handbook, including the Iowa Civil Liberties Union,

Biographical/Historical Note: Reference to the Criminal Justice System and upcoming legislation on it (Iowa Civil Liberty Union),

Folder 14: Privacy Project Model Legislation, September, 1974-

Drafts of proposed legislation, committee reports on psychiatric records , protocol for collecting and destructing data,

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Security and Privacy Board, Missouri Privacy and Security Act, Advisory Board on Security and Privacy

Folder 15: Correspondence Department of Public Safety of Missouri, March, 1976-

Proposed policies. Letters of correspondence between Michael D. Garreett, Department of Public Safety in Jefferson, MO and Halsey Tichenor, Privacy Project Director from the ACLU/EM, list of definitions of terms from the Privacy Project. Proposed Department of Public Safety policies

Biographical/Historical Note: Background: The record keeping information and public safety policies related heavily related to law enforcement and procedures

Folder 16: Commercial Production: Access to Media, December, 1972- September, 1975

Advertising and the Fairness Doctrine, proposed policy for the Communications Media Committee (includes communication monopolies), Letter to the board about the Communications Media Report., Commercial Advertising Restrictions, The Prime Time Access Rule, The Free Market Place Dilemma, An Emerging Right of Access to the Media and the Access to the Press- A New First by Jerome A. Barron,

Biographical/Historical Note: Pittsburgh Press Co. (1973) v Pittsburgh Commission on Human Relations, The Miami Herald Publishing Co. v. Tortilla (Florida 1973), New York Times v. Sullivan (1964),

Folder 17: Commercial Production, September, 19 74- February, 1976

Proposals, estimates, storyboards, letters of correspondence between Joyce Armstrong (Executive Director of the ACLU/EM and Anna Navarro), Memos from National; letters to and from radio and television station as to acceptance or rejection of ACLU privacy ads; articles; news clippings, Kachink Enterprises Budget sheet;  Newspaper clippings and articles on censorship and privacy, regarding  limitations and freedom that television and radio stations have.

Folder 18: Billboards, February, 1976

List of Billboard locations

Folder 19: Ad Agencies Proposals, April, 1973- July, 1975

Various proposals including one for a privacy media campaign, budgets and correspondence, information on record keeping/data surveillance, the objectives of the campaign

Biographical/Historical Note: Additional information as to why or why not an agency would accept the ACLU's proposal. The budget and objectives form provide affirm the intent of the Privacy campaign and why the ACLU/EM found it to be necessary

Sub-Series 4: News clippings, 1967-1985

Mostly newspaper clippings on a broad range of legal and social issues, including desegregation, church/state matters, a study of the Eighth Circuit Court, reproductive freedom and women's rights.

Box 1

Folder 1: Housing, 1967-1979

Folder 2: Housing, 1980-1984

Folder 3: Desegregation, 1984

Folder 4: Desegregation, 1983

Folder 5: Desegregation, 1982

Folder 6: Desegregation, Dec.-July, 1981

Folder 7: Desegregation, June-Jan., 1981

Folder 8: Desegregation, Dec.-July, 1980

Folder 9: Desegregation, June-Jan., 1980

Folder 10: Desegregation, 1976-1979

Folder 11: Desegregation, 1975

Folder 12: Desegregation, 1973-1974

Folder 13: Desegregation, 1971-1972

Folder 14: Desegregation, no date

Folder 15: School Desegregation U.S. Cities, 1970-1983

Box 2

Folder 1: Creationism vs. Evolution, 1978-1984, no date

Folder 2: Church/State Christmas Carol Case, 1978-1984

many undated

Folder 3: Christmas Carol Case - Religious Use of Public Facilities, 1976-1987

Court Case

Folder 4: Church/State, 1978-1984

Religious use of Public Property

Folder 5: Church/State, 1969-1984

Various memoranda, newsletters

Folder 6: Creationism vs. Evolution, 1980-1982

Memoranda, Information, Journal Articles

Folder 7: Church/State Information, 1970-1984

Including news clippings and published reports.

Folder 8: Church/State Correspondence, 1969-1985

Folder 9: Deportation of Iranian Students, 1979-1980

News clippings

Folder 10: Deportation of Iranian Students, 1979-1981

Includes Policy Statements National, Case Files, Memoranda

Folder 11: Reproductive Freedom, 1974-1983

Includes Pamphlets, Memoranda, Annual Report (1983), news clippings, news release, court briefs

Folder 12: Abortion, 1972-1982

Correspondence, policy statements, legislation

Folder 13: Abortion, 1974-1979

news clippings

Folder 14: Shield Law/Newspapermen's Rights, 1971 -1978

Memoranda (National), Statement before House Judiciary Committee, Bills brought before State Assembly, unidentified journal article

Folder 15: Shield Law/ Rights of Newsmen, 1969 - 1980

News clippings

Folder 16: Academic Freedom, 1970-1976

Pamphlets, Policy statements

Folder 17: Academic Freedom, 1970-1972

Correspondence, Memoranda, News clippings

Folder 18: ACLU Student Rights Kit

Academic Freedom

Box 3

Folder 1: Church/State Aid to Parochial Schools - Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA), 1979

Letters, News clippings, Court Docket

Folder 2: Church/State Aid to Parochial Schools - The School Bus Question, 1961-1962

Letters, Memos, Remarks, Newsletters

Folder 3: Church/State Aid to Parochial Schools, 1976-1982

Correspondence, Memoranda

Folder 4: Church/State Aid to Parochial Schools, 1976

Missouri Legislation through Aug. 1976

Folder 5: Church/State Aid to Parochial Schools, 1977-1982

News clippings

Folder 6: Church/State Aid to Parochial Schools, 1970- 1976

Missouri Legislation - News clippings

Folder 7: Church/State  Aid to Public Schools

Pamphlets

Folder 8: Legislation  Federal Criminal Code Information, 1975-1979

Folder 9: Legislation S. 1437 Federal Criminal Code, 1975-1979

Folder 10: Legislation  Federal Criminal Code, 1972-1978

ACLU Testimony

Folder 11: Legislation  Federal Criminal Code, 1975-1980

News clippings

Folder 12: Legislation  Federal Criminal Code, 1979-1980

Memoranda,  News clippings, Information

Box 4

Folder 1: Information and Proceedings re: 1st and 2nd National Symposium on Police Ethical Practice, 1972-1973

Folder 2: Police, 1965-1973

ACLU/EM recommendations to Board of Police Commissioners for investigating and judging complaints against police; position paper; report on City of St. Louis Police Complaint Practices, brief of class action suit against Mayor Cervantes, Police Chief Broston, et al (8/67) re: Police Brutality; Police Action Reports (names and addresses),  Bibliography of Police Brutality; News clippings 1965-1973

Folder 3: Academic Freedom Committee, 1970-1973

Memoranda, Selection of Committee Members, Case Files, Letters form National

Folder 4: Missouri Association for Social Welfare Jail Needs Study Project, 1970-1975

(some cooperation with ACLU/EM)

Folder 5: Prison Reform - Minimum Jail Standards, 1971-1976

Project involving Missouri Association for Social Welfare; Reports and Proposals

Folder 6: Jails (Prison Reform), 1971-1976, no date

News clippings

Folder 7: Eighth Circuit Court Study, 1976 - 1977, 1983

Tabulations

Folder 8: Eighth Circuit Court Study  St. Louis University Law Review  Article

Folder 9: Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, 1976 - 1980

News clippings

Folder 10: Eighth Circuit Court Study, 1979-1981

Memoranda, List of Subjects, Codes for Rulings (used in final report), List of Case abbreviations, study of District Court Decision Appeals

Folder 11: Supreme Court, 1962-1981

News Releases (National), Memoranda on Rehnquist Nomination and Supreme Court Decisions

Folder 12: Supreme Court, 1970-1982

News clippings

Box 5

Folder 1: Presidency - Impeachment Campaign, 1973-1974, no date

Information, Published Articles, newsletters, pamphlets

Folder 2: Presidency - Impeachment Campaign, 1972-1973

Correspondence

Folder 3: Presidency - Impeachment Campaign, 1974, no date

Correspondence

Folder 4: Presidency - Impeachment Campaign, 1972-1982, no date

News clippings

Folder 5: Presidency - Impeachment Campaign

Hate Mail

Folder 6: Legislation - Equal Rights Amendment, 1973-1982

ACLU National Women's Rights Project

Folder 7: Equal Rights Amendment Coalition, 1973-1975

Folder 8: ACLU Women's Rights Project, 1972-1981

Memoranda, Policy (National)

Folder 9: Women's Rights, 1975-1982

News clippings

Folder 10: ERA - Missouri Ratification Workers Kit

Folder 11: ERA Information, 1970-1982

(Published and Unpublished) from various non-ACLU Organizations

Folder 12: ERA  Missouri Campaign Public Opinion Report, 1973

Missouri House Vote, Letters of Support

Sub-Series 5: Membership and recruitment, 1967-1980

Includes recruitment letters, correspondence, and membership information.

Box 1

Folder 1: Recruitment Letters, 1967-1980, undated

Recruitment letters and scripts for the membership canvass,

Folder 2: Correspondence, 1973 -1976

Letters to and from individuals, businesses, other ACLU affiliates and the National regarding recruitment and membership

Folder 3: Correspondence with Columbia chapter, August 1977-

Letters in correspondence with Columbia chapter including a list of items for the Columbia chapter,

Folder 4: Annual Meeting "Country Fair" 1976, May 1976- June 1976

Fundraiser. Includes news clippings, correspondence, press release, schedule of events, list of food purchased, reservations, games, invitation,

Folder 5: Gambol on the Green 1978, August 1978- September 1978

Fundraiser. Includes solicitation lists, program and tickets, publicity, auction items, final report

Folder 6: Fundraisers and Recruitment Parties, 1958-1977, February 1959- June 1977

Correspondence, programs, lists of names, "party notes", list of those who contributed funds, minutes from Board of Directors Meeting- June 29, 1976, expense sheet, report on the picnic fundraiser

Folder 7: Volunteers, 1975-1976

Correspondence re: committees, inquiries, list of guidelines for volunteers and worksheet "Analysis of Skills" , letters of correspondence

Folder 8: Summaries of Membership Committee Meetings, 1975-1977

Memos, information, development schedules, committee member list, correspondence with national

Folder 9: Membership Information, 1974-1977

Form letters describing ACLU activities, letters and pamphlets from affiliates

Folder 10: Miscellaneous Pamphlets, April 1963- November 1976

From other St. Louis based social action organizations, including Missouri ACORN, Action Against Apathy and Coalition for the Environment, Missouri Association for Social Welfare - newsletters 1971-1972

Folder 11: Correspondence from National, 1975-1977

Memorandum from Nationals to all ACLU Affiliates, includes information on the Fall 1975 national Special Fund, the 1975 New Membership Recruitment Mailing Lists, Costs for the New Membership Campaign 1977, membership renewal card, appointment of membership director

Folder 12: Executive Committee Board of Directors' Rosters, 1965 -1972

St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee Executive Committee, Mid Missouri Civil Liberties Union Chapter Executive Board, S

Folder 13: ACLU Membership and Development "Clip-in folder", 1966

Binder of materials from the national office  including 1966 Fund Drive manual; New membership promotions; renewal drives; letters to new members.

Physical Description: Original binder retained.

Sub-Series 6: Publications and pamphlets, 1954-1977

Publications and pamphlets on numerous issues printed by both ACLU and other organizations; includes ACLU annual reports 1954-1966, and  1970-71, "The Privacy Report", newsletter issued by ACLU; "The Working Parts", In-house newsletter published by ACLU (1973-1977).

Box 1

Folder 1: Affiliate ACLU Annual Reports, 1968 - 1974

Michigan Civil Rights Commission- Cops in the Ghetto: A Problem of the Police System

Folder 2: ACLU Annual Reports (National), 1951 - 1962

Folder 3: ACLU Annual Reports (National), 1962 - 1971

Folder 4: ACLU Special Reports (National), 1979

Folder 5: ACLU EM Report - "Municipal Night Court Justice in the City of St. Louis", Nov-73

by Barbara Grossman. Includes questionnaires and bibliography.

Folder 6: ACLU EM Report - "Statistical Study- Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals", 1965-1977

Decisions of the United States Eighth Circuit (Eastern and Western) 1965-1977, with sources and methods for collecting data and District Court Dispositions. Main topics: Racial Discrimination, Sex Discrimination, other forms of Employment Discrimination, Civil Rights Claims By Other Identifiable Groups, Charges of Misconduct In "The System", Miscellaneous First Amendment Claims, General Miscellaneous Claims, Supreme Court Rulings, A Total Overview, A Note on Statistical Significance, Appendixes A and B, collected data, Case listings. Includes draft copy and finished bound copy.

Folder 7

Item 1: "A Bicentennial Perspective on the Bill of Rights", 1976

Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Item 2: "California's Goal: A Living Bill of Rights", 1968

reprint from Social Education. By DeAnne Sobul

Item 3: "Bibliography for Three States' Rights Amendments", 1963

by Burton C. Bernard of the Illinois Bar

Item 4: "The 5th Amendment and the Immunity Act of 1954"

by Justice Samuel H. Hofstader, distributed by Fund for the Republic.

Folder 8: Capital Punishment, 1971 - 1982

Booklet with data collected on Capital Punishment 1971-1972 and NAACP Legal Defense Death Row Statistics, August 20 1982

Folder 9: Censorship  - pamphlets, July 1973-

Two copies of Lobbying for Freedom-Censorship by Kenneth P. Norwick,

Item 1: "Citizen's Guide to Personnel File Access in Michigan", 1978

Item 2: "Lobbying for Freedom: Censorship", 1974

by Kenneth P. Norwick (2 small copies, 1 large copy)

Item 3: "Freedom to Read", 1972

American Library Association and Association of American Publishers

Item 4: "An ACLU Guide to Cable Television", 1972

by Fred Powledge

Item 5: "Watergate and Civil Liberties", 1973

ACLU

Folder 10: Censorship - reports

Item 1: "National Information Policy: Report to the President of the United States", 1976

National Commission on Libraries and Information Science

Item 2: "Compilation of State and Federal Privacy Laws", 1976

published by Privacy Journal

Item 3: "First Principles: Security and Civil Liberties", 1975

Project on National Security and Civil Liberties, sponsored by the ACLU Foundation

Folder 11: Corporal Punishment, 1972 - 1978

Corporal Punishment and School Suspensions: A Case Study (1974),

Folder 12: Corrections and Jails - pamphlets, November 1971- June 1972

Facts about the Missouri Training Center for Men,

Folder 13: Free Speech - pamphlets

Item 1: "35 Years with Freedom of Speech", 1952

A lecture by Professor Chafee at Columbia University, done in collaboration with the ACLU. Published by the Roger N. Baldwin Civil Liberties Foundation, NY.

Item 2: "A Test Case for Old Glory", 1967

reprint from LIFE magazine

Item 3: National Convocation on Free Speech, 1978

2 documents from dinner event of ACLU

Item 4: "The Right to Be Offensive Skokie: The Extreme Test of Our Faith in Free Speech", 1978

reprint from The Nation.

Folder 14: "Freedom Agenda"

Pamphlets published by the Freedom Agenda Committee of the Carrie Chapman Catt Memorial Fund, Inc.

Item 1: "Freedom of Speech and Press", Jan-55

Focuses on freedom of speech, free press and freedom of expression; individual liberty. by Zechariah Chaffee, Jr.

Item 2: "Constitutional Liberty and Seditious Activity" #12, Nov-54

Describes the history of individual liberty and it in relation to the government and national security. by Jack Peltason

Item 3: "The Constitution and Loyalty Programs", Dec-54

An analysis of loyalty programs in the United States by the Freedom Agenda Committee, addresses security, "the loyalty problem", the Supreme Court and fidelity programs. by Alan Westin.

Item 4: "Discussion Cases" #19, Nov-55

Cases presented by the Freedom Agenda with additional information to help reach a decision on the case. by Alan Westin

Folder 15: "Inside ACLU:, 1968-1969

Volume 1, Number 1 (September 16, 1968) - Volume 1, Number 52 (December 15, 1969)

Physical Description: Removed from binder.

Folder 16: "Inside ACLU:, 1969-1970

Volume 2, Number 1 (January 19, 1970) - Volume 2, Number 30 (October 26, 1970), lacking number 22 - 25. Topics covered include:  ACLU campus chapters at Kent State, Mississippi, and Radford College, Aryeh Neier as the new ACLU Executive Director, new war policy, results from the 1970 Biennial Conference, student rights on college campuses, ACLU 50th anniversary celebration.

Physical Description: Removed from binder.

Folder 17: "Inside ACLU:, 1969-1970

second copy of various issues Volume 1 and 2.

Physical Description: Removed from binder.

Folder 18: "Kirksville and the Holistic Revolution", 1971

by Joseph Y. Alloway, inscribed by author.

Folder 19: "The Last ? Resort", 1975-1980

Newsletter of the Committee to End Violence Against  the Next Generation.  Incomplete run. Includes issues: Jan/Feb 1975, Mar/Apr 1975, Mar/Apr 1976, May/June 1976, Mar/Apr 1977, Sept/Oct 1977, Mar/Apr 1978 and Nov/Dec 1980.

Folder 20: Loyalty

Item 1: "Loyalty in a Democracy: A Roundtable Report", 1952

Public Affairs Pamphlet No. 179. A roundtable discussion to speak about the issues pertaining to loyalty and the democratic society, members included a staff member from the Washington post, professors from top colleges and other professionals

Item 2: "Individual Freedom and the Common Defense", 1957

One of a series of pamphlets focusing on the Fund for the Republic's study on free society. By Walter Millis

Folder 21: Marijuana Repeal Campaign - pamphlets, 1972

ACLU - Marijuana and Drug use;  Marijuana Repeal Campaign Legislative Manual

Folder 22: News Media - pamphlets, November 1972- February 1973

Reporters and Their Sources: The Constitutional Right to a Confidential Relationship, Notes- Reporters and Their Sources: The Constitutional Right to a Confidential Relationship, The Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights of the Committee on the Judiciary- Hearings on the Compulsion of Newman's Testimony and Freedom of the Press, Coordinating Committee for Legislation Concerning Reporters' Privilege

Box 2

Folder 1: "Notes From the Women's Rights Project", April 1977 - October 1978

Incomplete run of issues. Published by ACLU. Topics include:  integrating the Boys' Club, sex discrimination in schools,

Biographical/Historical Note: Cape v. Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association, Cannon v. University of Chicago,

Folder 2: "Privacy Journal" (folder 1 of 2), 1974 - October 1976

An independent monthly on privacy in a computer age. Published by Robert Ellis Smith, Washington D.C. Incomplete run of issues 1974 - 1980. Includes topics: European laws, Federal data banks, citizen rights to personal information (arrest records, medical records, banking records, student records, data gathered by government officials).

Folder 3: "Privacy Journal" (folder 2 of 2), July 1977 - December 1980

An independent monthly on privacy in a computer age. Published by Robert Ellis Smith, Washington D.C. Incomplete run of issues 1974 - 1980. Includes topics: European laws, Federal data banks, citizen rights to personal information (arrest records, medical records, banking records, student records, data gathered by government officials).

Folder 4: "Privacy Report", 1974 - 1980, undated

A journal by the Project on Privacy and Data Collection- ACLU. Incomplete run of issues (includes some photocopies). Cover topics including: the ACLU Privacy Report,

Biographical/Historical Note: Related cases mentioned in issues: Stark v. Shultz, Simpson v. Simpson, Jabara v. Kelley, Halpern v. Kissinger, Gambling v. Albuquerque Police Department, U.S. v. Bisceglia, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. University of New Mexico, People v. Wetzel, Menard v. Saxbe, Wyman v. Jones, Griswold v. Connecticut,

Folder 5: Students Rights - pamphlets

Item 1: "Academic Freedom in the Secondary Schools", 1968

ACLU

Item 2: "Rights and Responsibilities of High School Students", 1970

City of New York Board of Education

Item 3: "Combatting Undemocratic Pressures on Schools and Libraries", 1964

ACLU (2 copies)

Item 4: Harvard University- Center for Law and Education, Materials on Student Rights Cases, 1970

Item 5: Student Rights Handbook for Dayton, Ohio, 1971

Center for the Study of Student Citizenship, Rights, and Responsibilities.

Item 6: "Of Scapegoats and Other Healthy Animals", circa 1970

Center for the Study of Student Citizenship, Rights, and Responsibilities. Topics: racism, blank students, civil rights.

Item 7: "Can They Do These Things to Us? A program for School Reform", circa 1970

by Arthur E. Thomas. Center for the Study of Student Citizenship, Rights, and Responsibilities. Topics: racism, blank students, civil rights.

Folder 7: "Why President Richard Nixon Should be Impeached", circa 1973

published by ACLU, Washington, D.C. Public Affairs Press.

Folder 8: "Women's Rights Report", March 1979-Winter 1981

Published by ACLU Women's Right's Project. Topics include: pregnancy discrimination,

Biographical/Historical Note: Brown v. Board of Education, Equal Pay Act, Lemons v. City and County of Denver, Christensen v. Iowa, Gunther v. County of Washington, Local Fiscal Assistance Act, Revenue Sharing Act, McRae v. Harris, Griswold v. Connecticut, Reed v. Reed, Title IX and Amendments Act of 1972

Item 1: Vol 1, No. 1 (March 1979)

New Priorities for Women's Project

Item 2: Vol 1, No. 2 (Summer 1979)

What's Wrong with the New EEOC?

Item 3: Vol. 1, No. 3 (Fall 1979)

The Liberation of Black Women (2 copies)

Item 4: Vol 1, No. 4 (Winter 1979-80)

Pay Equity the Issue of the 80s

Item 5: Vol. 2, No. 1 (Spring 1980)

History of women and the ACLU, including feature on Crystal Eastman ACLU Co-Founder and interview with Roger Baldwin.

Item 6: Vol 2, No. 2 (Fall 1980)

New Wrongs for Working Women

Item 7: Vol 3, No. 2 (Summer 1981)

Uncle Sam Doesn't Want You!

Item 8: Vol 4, No. 1 (Winter 1981)

A Sorry Record on Women's Rights (2 copies)

Folder 9: "The Working Parts", 1973 - 1977

Number 1 - 9.

Item 1: November, 1973

Includes description of Affiliate Project, Student Rights Project by ACLU of Eastern Missouri

Item 2: January, 1974

Includes description of promotional materials distributed by ACLU of Eastern Missouri

Item 3: April, 1974

Summary of national projects listing aim, priorities, what resources and support are available to affiliates. Projects include Privacy and Data Collection, Reproductive Freedom, Capital Punishment, Sexual Privacy (including protections for "gays and other sexual minorities"). Includes note on publication of ACLU Eastern Missouri "Guidelines for Cooperating Attorneys" by Joyce Armstrong, and map showing membership by state as of 1973

Item 4: July, 1974

Item 5: November, 1974

Includes mention of ACLU of Eastern Missouri newsletter production by all volunteers, including mailing preparation over "wine and chees at Director Armstrong's house"

Item 6: June, 1975

Item 7: November, 1975

Includes description of ACLU of Eastern Missouri's Privacy Project.

Item 8: June, 1976

Includes programs across the nation related to Bicentennial celebrations

Item 9: July, 1977

Includes welcome to Becky Hamlin, new administrative secretary at ACLU of Western Missouri.

Folder 6: US Congress and the Supreme Court - pamphlets, October 1962- 1966

The Supreme Court and Civil Liberties- Past Review and Recent Decisions, The Supreme Court and Civil Liberties- How Far Has the Court Protected the Bill of Rights (editions from 1952 and 1955), U.S. Library of Congress- Committee of the Judiciary of the United States Senate

Series 3: ACLU of Eastern Missouri Files, 1940 - 1991

Arrangement: Case files and subject files are arranged alphabetically together, and is not further organized by subseries.

Box 1

Folder 1: Abortion-Activity in the U.S. Congress, Human Life Bills, 1981

Folder 2: Academic Freedom, 1967-69

Folder 3: Acheson v. Maplewood Police Department, 1984

Folder 4: ACLU-Constitution Committee, 1980

Folder 5: ACLU-National Bicentennial, 1976

Folder 6: ACLU-National Biennial Conference, Boulder, CO, 1985

Folder 7: ACLU-National Board of Directors-Correspondence, 1969-83

Folder 8: ACLU-National Board of Directors, Executive Committee Minutes, 1979-83

Folder 9: ACLU-National Board of Directors, Nominations and Elections, 1979-83

Folder 10: ACLU-National Constitution, 1976

Folder 11: ACLU-National Financial Structures Committee, folder 1, 1981

Folder 12: ACLU-National Financial Structures Committee, folder 2, 1981

Folder 13: ACLU-National Financial Structures Committee, folder 3, 1981

Folder 14: ACLU-National Steering Committee, 1974-78

Folder 15: ACLU-Reaction to Criticism by President Bush,

Folder 16: ACLU Affiliates-Executive Directors Committee, 1985

Folder 17: ACLU Affiliates-Western MO/Kansas Discrepancy, 1975-76

Folder 18: ACLU/EM Auction, 1980

Folder 19: ACLU/EM Auction, 1983

Folder 20: ACLU/EM Correspondence, 1980-85

Folder 21: ACLU/EM Correspondence, 1986

Folder 22: ACLU/EM Correspondence (National), 1977-79

Box 2

Folder 1: ACLU/EM Correspondence (National), 1979-81

Folder 2: ACLU/EM Fundraising-Bill of Rights Concert, 1972-73

Folder 3: ACLU/EM Fundraising-Bill of Rights Day Concert, 1974

Folder 4: ACLU/EM Fundraising-Bill of Rights Day Concert, 1975

Folder 5: ACLU/EM Fundraising-Bill of Rights Day Concert, 1977-79

Folder 6: ACLU/EM Fundraising-Bill of Rights Day Concert, 1979

Folder 7: ACLU/EM Fundraising-Bill of Rights Day Concert, 1980

Folder 8: ACLU/EM Fundraising-Bill of Rights Day Concert, 1981

Folder 9: ACLU/EM Fundraising-Fund for the 80's, 1980

Folder 10: ACLU/EM Fundraising-Garage Sales, 1982-83

Folder 11: ACLU/EM Fundraising-Open Houses, 1980-84

Folder 12: ACLU/EM Fundraising-Solicitation, 1976-77

Folder 13: ACLU/EM Fundraising-Various Events, 1980-83

Folder 14: ACLU/EM Tribute Fund-Richard Weiss Memorial, 1983

Folder 15: ACLU/EM Fund v. Technisonic Studios, Inc., 1977-78

Box 3

Folder 1: ACLU/EM Grant Proposal-Police De-Certification Project, 1984

Folder 2: ACLU/EM Grant Proposal-Washington University Clinical Law Program, 1974

Folder 3: ACLU/EM Merger with Western Missouri, 1977

Folder 4: ACLU/EM Print, Stan Gellman, none

Folder 5: ACLU/EM Publicity, 1972-88

Folder 6: Actors Equity Association - Re: "Sister Mary Ignatius Explains it All For You", 1982-83

Folder 7: Adoption, 1974

Folder 8: Advertising by Lawyers (R M J), 1980

Folder 9: Affiliate Staff Salary Supplement Program, 1979

Folder 10: Age Qualifications, 1979

Folder 11: Ahrens, Robert, 1975

Folder 12: Ahrens vs. Thomas (Platt County Jail Case), 1974

Folder 13: AIDS Committee, 1988

Folder 14: Allen, Michael vs. Breckenridge Hills, 1976

Folder 15: Allen, Michael and Charles Yow vs. St. Louis Police Deptartment, 1976

Folder 16: Allen, Michael, et. al vs. James Eagan, et. al, 1977-78

Folder 17: Allen Et. Al vs. Me Curry, 1979

Folder 18: Allen v. Eagen, 1979-81

Folder 19: Alusia P.R. ("Le Jazz Hot"), 1974

Folder 20: Ambach, Ronald, 1976

Folder 21: Amos, Kenny, no date

Folder 22: Anaconda School Board, folder 1 of 3, 1983

School district near St. Clair, Missouri. Censorship of books in school library.

Folder 23: Anaconda School Board, folder 2 of 3, 1983

Box 4

Folder 1: Anaconda School Board, folder 3 of 3, 1983

Folder 2: Annual Meeting, 1969

Folder 3: Annual Meeting, 1971

Folder 4: Annual Meeting, 1972

Folder 5: Annual Meeting, 1973

Folder 6: Annual Meeting, 1974

Folder 7: Annual Meeting, 1975

Folder 8: Annual Meeting, 1976

Folder 9: Annual Meeting, 1981

Folder 10: Annual Meeting, 1982

Folder 11: Annual Meeting, 1983

Folder 12: Annual Meeting, 1984

Folder 13: Annual Meeting, 1985

Folder 14: Annual Meeting with Donnybrook, undated

Folder 15: Arnold v. Missouri State Penitentiary, 1974

Folder 16: Avery, Susan

Folder 17: Area Report-Greater St. Louis, 1977

Folder 18: Armstrong, Joyce - Correspondence, 1989

Folder 19: Arney v. New Wave Corp. et. al., 1983

Folder 20: Attorney General-Opinion Request, 1969

Folder 21: Ault, Donald, 1973

Folder 22: Attorneys' Fees, 1986-87

Folder 23: Babler State Park Arrests, 1973-75

Folder 24: Bail System, 1972-74

Folder 25: Baker J. v. Armontrout, 1981-85

Folder 26: Barton v. St. Francois County Jail

Folder 27: Beaury, John, 1975

Folder 28: Bellah, Jack, 1980

Folder 29: Belt, Larry, 1975

Folder 30: Benjamin, Robert, 1976

Folder 31: Benson, Dennis, 1980

Folder 32: Beverly Hills v. Pechenuk, 1982

Folder 33: Bibliographies, 1971-72, none

Folder 34: Biennial Conference, folder 1, 1976

Folder 35: Biennial Conference, folder 2, 1976

Folder 36: Bill of Rights Lobby-Newsletters, 1981-84

Box 5

Folder 1: Bill of Rights Resolution, 1991

Folder 2: Bishop v. Colaw, 1971-72

Folder 3: Black Enrollment in Public Schools, Black Population (St. Louis County), 1980

Folder 4: Bland, Napolean X., 1972-74

Folder 5: Board of Trustees-Correspondence, 1970-85

Folder 6: Board of Trustees Meetings, 1970

Folder 7: Board of Trustees Minutes, 1979-81

Folder 8: Board of Trustees Minutes, 1982

Folder 9: Board of Trustees Minutes, 1983

Folder 10: Board of Trustees Minutes, 1984

Folder 11: Board of Trustees Minutes, 1985

Folder 12: Board of Trustees Minutes, 1986

Folder 13: Board of Trustees Minutes, 1987

Folder 14: Board of Trustees Minutes, 1988

Folder 15: Board of Trustees Minutes, 1989

Folder 16: Board of Trustees Minutes, 1990-91

Folder 17: Board of Trustees Roster, 1980-83

Folder 18: Bork, Robert-ACLU Opposition to Supreme Court Nomination, 1987

Folder 19: Box, Charles G., 1972

Folder 20: Boxing Commission, 1979

Folder 21: Bradford, Samuel, 1974

Folder 22: Bratton v. Board of Education, 1983

Folder 23: Bratton v. Board of Education, 1983

Box 6

Folder 1: Bratton v. Board of Education, 1983

Folder 2: Bratton v. Board of Education, 1983

Folder 3: Bratton v. Board of Education, 1983

Folder 4: Bratton v. Board of Education, 1983

Folder 5: Bratton v. Board of Education, 1983

Folder 6: Bratton v. Board of Education, 1983

Folder 7: Bratton v. Board of Education, 1983

Folder 8: Bratton v. Board of Education-Books, folder 1, 1983

Folder 9: Bratton v. Board of Education-Books, folder 2, 1983

Folder 10: Brown, Kevin, 1978

Folder 11: Brownster v. University of Missouri, 1978

Box 7

Folder 1: Buchanan, Thomas J., 1974

Folder 2: Budget, 1964 - 1980

Folder 3: Budget, 1981 -1988

Folder 4: Bullington, Robert E., 1980-81

Folder 5: Burks v. Bond, 1980-83

Folder 6: Burks v. Bond, 1980-83

Folder 7: Burks v. Bond, 1980-83

Folder 8: Burks v. Bond, 1980-83

Folder 9: Burks v. Bond, 1980-83

Folder 10: Burks v. Bond, 1980-83

Folder 11: Burks v. Bond, 1980-83

Box 8

Folder 1: Burks v. Bond, 1980-83

Folder 2: Burks v. Graham, 1980-83

Folder 3: Burks v. Graham, 1980-81

Folder 4: Burks v. Graham, 1980-81

Folder 5: Burks v. Graham, 1980-81

Folder 6: Burks v. Graham, 1980-81

Folder 7: Burkmeier v. Missouri State Board of Education, 1978

Folder 8: Burse, Edward, 1972

Folder 9: Bush, George, 1988

Folder 10: Byford, Charles, 1975

Folder 11: Bylaws of ACLU/EM, 1968-85

Folder 12: Cable "Indecency" Ordinance, City of St. Louis, 1983

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: media, television, censorship

Folder 13: Cagle v. St. Louis Police Department, 1977

Folder 14: Calendar of Events, 1987

Folder 15: Campaign Financing Reform, 1975-90

Folder 16: Candidate Questionnaires, 1982

Folder 17: Capital Punishment-Editorials and Replies, 1973-80

Folder 18: Capital Punishment-Legislation and Correspondence, 1972-82

Folder 19: Carberry, John, 1975

Folder 20: Carpenter, Roosevelt, 1977

Folder 21: Carner, Lisa, 1981

Folder 22: Carp v. Persich, 1976-77

Folder 23: Cass, Marlene, 1982

Folder 24: Censorship - General Information, 1962-83

Box 9

Folder 1: Censorship in Correctional Institutions, 1985

Folder 2: Chandler and Blecka v. Oakville Sr. High School, 1978

Folder 3: Chapman, Frank, 1972

Folder 4: Chapman v. Hogan Street, 1979-81

Folder 5: Charter and Bylaws, ACLU/EM, 1956-85

Folder 6: Chatfield, Gary, 1972

Folder 7: Chess v. Widmar,

Folder 8: Child Abuse, 1977-78

Folder 9: Child Care Facilities, 1985

Folder 10: Church of All Worlds, 1972

Folder 11: Church/State-Chritian Bill of Rights, 1984

Folder 12: Church/State-Cults, 1975-82

Folder 13: Church/State-Cults, Moonies, 1976-79

Folder 14: Church/State-Cults, Deprogramming, 1978

Folder 15: Church/State Issues-Distribution of Gideon Bibles, Rockwood School District, 1977

Folder 16: Church/State-Issues-Menorah on St. Louis County, Government Property, 1983

Folder 17: Church/State Issues-Paid Chaplains by County, Police Dept., 1948-50

Folder 18: Church/State Issues-Public Funding for Transportation to Parochial Schools, 1962

Folder 19: Church/State Issues-Religious Symbols at St. Mary's Home for Prisoners, 1978

Folder 20: Church/State Issues-School Prayer, 1971-84

Folder 21: Church/State Issues-Signs re: Maplewood Christian Church, 1980

Folder 22: Church/State Issues-Sunday Liquor Sales, 1977-86

Folder 23: City of Berkeley v. Foster/Relaford, 1976-83

Folder 24: City of Jennings v. Terrance Williams, 1981

Folder 25: City of St. Louis v. Bell and Tyler, 1977-78

Folder 26: City of St. Louis v. Clippard, 1984

Case brought challenging City of St. Louis ordinance against masquerading or cross-dressing.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 27: City of St. Louis v. Clippard, 1984, and undated.

Box 10

Folder 1: City of St. Louis v. Draper, 1984

Case brought challenging City of St. Louis ordinance against masquerading or cross-dressing.

Access Restriction: Gay rights.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 2: City of St. Louis v. Goldstein Johnson, 1981

Case brought challenging City of St. Louis ordinance against masquerading or cross-dressing.

Access Restriction: Gay rights.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 3: City of St. Louis v. Logan, 1981

Folder 4: City of St. Louis v. Schorr, 1979

Folder 5: Civil Liberties-International, 1975

Folder 6: Cockrell, Clifford, 1975

Folder 7: Civil Liberties Alert-Legislative Newsletter, 1981-84

Folder 8: Clevenstine, et. al v. Oakville Senior High School, 1974

Folder 9: Clay, Geraldine, 1973

Folder 10: Cleveland, James Jr., 1976-80

Folder 11: Clinton, Katherine, 1974

Folder 12: Clippings-Actions Against Police Officers, 1979-88

Folder 13: Clemons, Earsal

Folder 14: Cody, Yvette

Folder 15: Columbia Chapter, ACLU, 1970-80

Folder 16: Columbia Chapter, ACLU, 1980-88

Folder 17: Columbus Square Apartments, 1985

Folder 18: Combined Federal Campaign, 1986-87

Folder 19: Committee Against Racism v. Ritenour School Dist., 1976

Folder 20: Communist Party v. Missouri, 1972

Folder 21: Concerned Parents et. al. v. Caruthersville School Dist., 1976

Box 10a

Folder 1: Constitutional Convention, 1971-83

Folder 2: Cooper, James R., 1972

Folder 3: Copanas, Robert, 1974

Folder 4: Corporal Punishment, 1970-1974

Folder 5: Correctional Institutions - City Jail/City Work House, 1972-1984

Folder 6: Correctional institutions - City Jail/City Work House,

Folder 7: Correspondence, 1972-1984

Folder 8: Correctional Institutions - City Jail/City Work House, Newspaper Clippings, 1975-1987

Folder 9: Correspondence-Various Bills Before Missouri/U.S. Legislature, 1981-83

Folder 10: Cosentino v. City of St. Louis, 1977

Box 11

Folder 1: Costner v. U.S. et. al., 1975-83

Folder 2: Couch v. Wilson, 1983-85

Folder 3: County Solicitation Ordinance-General, 1982, no date

Folder 4: County Solicitation Ordinance-Info. From Municipalities, 1982

Folder 5: Court Processes-Grand Jury, 1977

Folder 6: Crews, Peggy, 1973

Folder 7: Critzas, Ruby, 1981

Folder 8: Cross, Rebecca, 1961-75

Folder 9: Crossroads School v. State Board of Education, 1974

Folder 10: CSHS (Coalition for Sensible and Humane Solutions) v. Wamser, Legal File, no date

Box 12

Folder 1: CSHS (Coalition for Sensible and Humane Solutions) v. Wamser, Memos/Letters, no date

Folder 2: CSHS (Coalition for Sensible and Humane Solutions) v. Wamser, Miscellaneous, no date

Box 13

Folder 1: CSHS (Coalition for Sensible and Humane Solutions) v. Wamser, Defendants' Exhibits,

Folder 2: CSHS (Coalition for Sensible and Humane Solutions) v. Wamser, Plaintiffs' Exhibits,

Folder 3: CSHS (Coalition for Sensible and Humane Solutions) v. Wamser, Depositions,

Folder 4: Cupp v. Murphy, 1972

Box 14

Folder 1: Davis, et. al. v. Moore et. al., 1972-1980

Folder 2: D.C. and M.S. v. City of St. Louis, 1983

Case brought challenging City of St. Louis ordinance against masquerading or cross-dressing.

Access Restriction: Gay rights.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 3: D.C. and M.S. v. City of St. Louis, 1956-1983

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 4: D.C. and M.S. v. City of St. Louis - Folder 1, 1985-1986

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 5: D.C. and M.S. v. City of St. Louis - Folder 2, 1981-1984

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 6: D.C. and M.S. v. City of St. Louis - Drafts and Duplicates, 1984

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 7: D.C. and M.S. v. City of St. Louis - Research, 1974-1979

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 8: D.C. and M.S. v. City of St. Louis - Legal File, Folder 1, 1984

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 9: D.C. and M.S. v. City of St. Louis - Legal File, Folder 2, 1985

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 10: D.C. and M.S. v. City of St. Louis - Legal File, Folder 3, 1985

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Box 15

Folder 1: D.C. and M.S. v. City of St. Louis - Legal File, Folder 4, 1985

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 2: D.C. and M.S. v. City of St. Louis - Court Case Documents, 1985

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 3: D.C. and M.S. v. City of St. Louis, 1983-1985

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 4: D.C. and M.S. v. City of St. Louis, 1983-1985

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 5: D.C. and M.S. v. City of St. Louis - Miscellaneous, 1984-1985

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, LGBTQ Rights

Box 16

Folder 1: Death Penalty Cases, 1979-1981

Folder 2: Death Penalty Cases, 1982-1988

Folder 3: Death Penalty - Statistics, 1980-1984

Folder 4: De Geare v. General Services Administration, 1979

Folder 5: Desegregation in Education, 1948-1950

Folder 6: Detjen v. Farmington School District, 1974-1979

Folder 7: Detjen v. Farmington School District, 1980

Folder 8: Development Steering Committee, 1983

Folder 9: Doe v. Poelker, 1973-1978

Summary: Woman was refused an abortion at a city run hospital.

Folder 10: Doe v. Poelker, 1973-1978

Folder 11: Domestic Relations, 1973-1983

Folder 12: Dover v. Clark County R-1 High School, 1984-1985

Folder 13: Drunk Driving, 1973-1983

Folder 14: Edwards v. Westfall, 1984

Folder 15: Eighth Circuit Court - ACLU/EM Study of Civil Liberties Decisions, 1986

Folder 16: Ellisville v. Headquarters Boutique, 1980

Folder 17: Employment Discrimination, 1973-1980

Box 17

Folder 1: Evans v. Kirkpatrick, 1972-1973

Folder 2: Executive Director's Council - Nominations, 1986 Elections, 1986

Folder 3: Executive Director Search - Resumes and Applications, 1972

Folder 4: Expression/Association - Loyalty Oaths, 1976

Folder 5: Expression/Association - Obscenity/Pornography/Child Pornography, 1961-1978

Folder 6: Expression/Association - Unions/Right to Work, 1973-1978

Folder 7: Family Planning/Population Reporter - Sexual Privacy Newsletter

Folder 8: Planned Parenthood, 1973-1980

Folder 9: Fantroy v. Greater St. Louis Labor Council, AFL-CIO, 1981

Folder 10: Farlow, Tom, 1980

Folder 11: Fayne, Debra, 1975

Folder 12: Fields, David, 1974

Folder 13: Financial Statements, Audits, Tax Returns, 1976-1982

Folder 14: Financial Structures Committee, 1981

Folder 15: Financial Structures Committee - Recommendations to Board of Directors, 1982

Folder 16: Firefighters, City of St. Louis, 1973-1975

Folder 17: Fischetti, Joe, 1975

Folder 18: Fletcher, Joseph L., 1974-1975

Folder 19: Floyd, Glenn, 1975

Folder 20: Fowler, Robert, 1972

Folder 21: Fredman v. Jackson R-2 School District, 1977

Folder 22: Freedom of Residence Committee v. City of Jennings, 19758

Folder 23: Freedom of Residence Committee v. University City, 1975

Folder 24: Freedom to Write Committee - Production of "Sister Mary Ignatius...", 1983

Folder 25: Fritz, Ruth, 1975

Folder 26: Form Letters - Samples, 1987, no date

Folder 27: Fowler, Joyce, 1973

Folder 28: Fowler, Vaulton, 1972

Folder 29: G. L. v. Zumwalt et. al., 1983-1984

Folder 30: Gaines v. Fayette R-3 School District, 1976

Folder 31: Gaines et. al. v. St. Louis Board of Education et. al., 1975

Folder 32: Garner v. St. Louis County Police, 1976

Folder 33: Gay Lib et. al. v. University of Missouri, 1972-1974

Summary: Students on the campus of University of Missouri - Columbia were denied the ability to form an organization, Gay Liberation.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topic: Gay and Lesbian rights, LGBTQ Rights

Folder 34: Gay Lib et. al. v. University of Missouri, 1974-1981

Folder 35: Gay Lib et. al. v. University of Missouri, 1976-1977

Box 18

Folder 1: Gay Lib et. al v. University of Missouri, 1975-1978

Folder 2: Gentry, Eugene, 1973

Folder 3: George, Raymond, 1975

Folder 4: Gillette v. City of Northwoods, 1975

Folder 5: Gillis v. University of Missouri, 1985

Folder 6: Golden Bedspring Award, 1987

Folder 7: Gonzales v. Ferguson-Florissant School District, 1980

Folder 8: Goodmsan v. City of Pacific, no date

Folder 9: Gourdine v. St. Louis Police Department, 1982

Folder 10: Government Employees' Political Rights - Hatch Act, 1972

Folder 11: Grade Reduction Policies, 1981-1982

Folder 12: Green, John Charles, 1969-1972

Folder 13: Green v. Juvenile Court, 1974-1976

Folder 14: Greene, Robert W., 1969-1970

Folder 15: Handicapped Rights Committee, 1979-1980

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Disability rights.

Folder 16: Handicapped Rights Committee, 1979-1981

Folder 17: Hare Krishna, 1977

Folder 18: Hatch, Aaron, no date

Folder 19: Hawkins, Wesley, 1973

Folder 20: Hayes, Ron, 1971-1973

Folder 21: Head Basement Inc., 1978

Case regarding drug paraphernalia laws.

Folder 22: Head Basement Shop v. St. Louis County, 1980-1983

Case regarding drug paraphernalia laws.

Folder 23: Health Care - Medical Experiment, 1980

Folder 24: Hemphill, Marvin, 1973

Folder 25: Hendrix v. Lark, 1971-1976

Folder 26: Herron v. Paris R-2 School District, 1972-1975

Folder 27: Higgins v. Baby Jane Doe, 1977-1979

Folder 28: Hill v. St. Louis Board of Election Commissioners, 1979

Folder 29: Holloway v. Mayes, 1979-1982

Folder 30: Horn and Jones v. City of Ladue, 1983-1987

Folder 31: Hospitals - Accreditation, 1979-1980

Folder 32: Housing - Articles/Cases, 1972-1979

Folder 33: Housing - Community Development Block Grant Program, 1979

Folder 34: Housing - Complaint of Metro Housing Resources, 1979

Box 19

Folder 1: Housing - Fair Housing Impact Project, 1979-1981

Folder 2: Housing - Federal Fair Housing Enforcement, 1979

Folder 3: Housing - General Correspondence, 1979-1980

Folder 4: Housing - Housing and Community Development Act, 1979

Folder 5: Housing - Housing Survey for Metropolitan St. Louis, 1976

Folder 6: Housing - Kendelwood Apartments, MO 036-0006-015, 1979

Folder 7: Housing - Memos, Rough Drafts, Notes, Scraps, 1978-1979

Folder 8: Housing - Missouri Housing Development Commission, 1978-1979

Folder 9: Housing - Report to U.S. District Court, 1980-1981

Folder 10: Housing - Statutes/Major Sources, 1977-1979

Folder 11: Housing - Zoning, 1979-1983

Folder 12: Indigent Rights, 1974-1986

Folder 13: Internal Revenue Service - Clippings, 1972-1984

Folder 14: International Merchandising and Printing Corp. v. City of St. Louis, 1981-1982

Folder 15: International Society for Krishna Consciousness v. Conlisk, 1971-1975

Folder 16: Iranian Students v. Hyder, 1975-1976

Folder 17: Islam Mosque, 1980

Folder 18: Isom, Dana, 1974

Folder 19: Jackson, Captain Jobe, 1973-1974

Folder 20: Jacobs, Richard H., 1979-1985

Box 20

Folder 1: Jacobs v. St. Louis Police Department, 1978-1983

Folder 2: Jager, George, 1973-1977

Folder 3: Jager v, St. Louis County Police Department, 1976

Folder 4: Jail Conditions, 1985-1986

Folder 5: Janis v. Welch, 1976

Folder 6: Jarvis, Mrs. Ernest, 1973-1975

Folder 7: Johnson, J. B., 1972-1981

Folder 8: Johnson Support Club v. Forest Park Community College, 1976-1979

Folder 9: Jones v. Macedo, 1978

Folder 10: Jones v. St. Louis County, 1980-1981

Folder 11: Juvenile Justice, 1980-1982

Folder 12: Juvenile Rights, 1966-1980

Folder 13: Juvenile Rights, 1975-1987

Folder 14: Juvenile Rights Handbook, 1978

Folder 15: Juwer, John II, 1975

Folder 16: Kaskowitz v. St. Louis County Public Library, 1976

Folder 17: Kent v. University of Missouri, 1972-1976

Folder 18: Kent v. University of Missouri, 1973-1981

Folder 19: Kiefer, Jan, 1974

Folder 20: King v. Harker - Correspondence/News clippings/Miscellaneous, 1972-1975

Folder 21: King v. Harker - Discovery, 1972-1974

Folder 22: King v. Harker - Motions/Pleadings, 1972-1974

Folder 23: King v. Harker - Transcript of Testimony/Photographs of Evidence, no date

Box 21

Folder 1: Kirksville Meeting, 1972

Folder 2: Kirksville Problems, 1969-1971

Folder 3: KMOX TV, 1980

Folder 4: Knapp et. al. v. Rogers, 1975-1976

Folder 5: Kolb, William, 1974-1975

Folder 6: Krause v. Jennings Board of Education, 1973

Folder 7: Kruger v. Clayton School Board, 1975-1977

Folder 8: Kube, Michael, 1974

Folder 9: Kuczma, Stephanie, 1975

Folder 10: Kuhlmeier v. Hazelwood School District, folder 1, 1979-1985

Folder 11: Kuhlmeier v. Hazelwood School District, folder 2, 1979-1985

Box 22

Folder 1: Kuhlmeier v. Hazelwood School District, folder 3, 1979-85

Folder 2: Kuhlmeier v. Hazelwood School District, folder 4, 1979-85

Folder 3: Kuhlmeier v. Hazelwood School District, folder 5, 1979-85

Folder 4: Kuhlmeier v. Hazelwood School District, folder 6, 1979-85

Folder 5: Kuhlmeier v. Hazelwood School District, folder 7, 1979-85

Box 23

Folder 1: Lamb, Vincent (Socialist Labor Party); Katzenstein, Larry, 1972-73

Folder 2: Lanah, Robert, 1973-74

Folder 3: Lang, Jesse, 1973-75

Folder 4: Large, Sharon, 1980-85

Folder 5: Larimore v. White, et. al., 1981-84

Folder 6: Larimore v. White, et. al., Press Clippings, Inmate Letters, 1980-81

Folder 7: Law Enforcement Officers Project, 1984

Folder 8: Legal Department Newsletter-"ACLU Lawyer", 1978

Folder 9: Legal Docket, 1987-88

Folder 10: Legal Docket, 1979-83

Folder 11: Legal Panel Programs, 1970-80

Folder 12: Legal Panel Correspondence, 1983-84

Folder 13: Legal Steering Committee, 1973-85

Folder 14: Legal Steering Committee, 1986-88

Folder 15: Legion of Black Collegians-University of Missouri, 1975

Folder 16: Legislation-Paramilitary training statutes, 1981-84

Folder 17: Legislation-Paramilitary training statutes, 1983

Folder 18: Legislation-Public Defense Bill, 1972-75

Folder 19: Leonard v. St. Louis City Jail, 1970-75

Folder 20: Legislative Conference, 1981

Folder 21: Lewis v. U.S. Army, 1970-82

Folder 22: Liberman v. Cervantes, 1974-77

Folder 23: Limited Partnership Agreement, 1983-85

Folder 24: Lisitano, Charles, 1980-81

Folder 25: Little Art, 1971-72

Folder 26: Lobbying by ACLU, 1982-83

Folder 27: Lomay, Leslie, 1981-82

Box 24

Folder 1: Long Range Planning, 1978

Folder 2: Long Range Planning, 1983

Folder 3: Long Range Planning, 1985

Folder 4: Long Range Planning, 1987

Folder 5: Long Range Planning, 1983-1991

Folder 6: Long Range Planning Committee - Financial, 1988

Folder 7: Long Range Planning Committee - Legislation Subcommittee, 1987-1988

Folder 8: Long Range Planning Committee - Litigation Committee, 1988

Folder 9: Long Range Planning Committee - Public Relations and Education, 1988

Folder 10: Long Range Planning Committee - Organizational Development, 1988

Folder 11: Lopez, Al - School Reports, 1973

Folder 12: Lott, Louis, 1973

Folder 13: Loyalty Programs, 1955-1956

Folder 14: Luecke, William, 1975

Folder 15: Legislation - Paramilitary Training Statutes, 1983

Folder 16: Makins, Judy Denise, 1975

Folder 17: Martin, et al v. Northeast Missouri State University, 1976

Folder 18: Martinez v. Missouri Healing Arts Board, 1985

Folder 19: Marygrove, 1980

Folder 20: Mason, Donald Troy, Sr., 1973

Folder 21: Massage Parlors - Litigation, 1978

Folder 22: Masterson, William, 1974

Folder 23: Mattis v. Kiesling, 1973-1976

Biographical/Historical Note: Topic: Police shooting of African American youth

Folder 24: Mattis v. Kiesling - Background, 1973-1976

Box 25

Folder 1: Mattis v. Kiesling - Court Papers, US District Court 72 C1(3), 1973-1976

Folder 2: Mattis v. Kiesling - First Appeal, 1973-1976

Folder 3: Mattis v. Kiesling - Second Round in District Court, 1973-1976

Folder 4: Mattis v. Kiesling - Second Appeal, Source Material, 1973-1976

Folder 5: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 1, 1975-1977

Biographical/Historical Note: Topic: Police shooting of African American youth

Folder 6: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 2, 1975-1977

Folder 7: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 3, 1975-1977

Box 26

Folder 1: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 4, 1975-1977

Folder 2: Mattis v. Schnarr - folder 5, 1975-1977

Folder 3: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 6, 1975-1977

Folder 4: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 7, 1975-1977

Folder 5: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 8, 1975-1977

Folder 6: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 9, 1975-1977

Folder 7: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 10, 1975-1977

Folder 8: Mattis v. Schnarr - folder 11, 1975-1977

Folder 9: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 12, 1975-1977

Folder 10: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 13, 1975-1977

Box 27

Folder 1: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 14 of 17, 1975 - 1977

Includes: narrative of United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit No. 75-1849, 8/17/1976 ; Lower Court to Hear Law on Fleeing Suspects, 10/9/1974; draft of Mattis Press Conference; Federal Supplement: Cunningham v. Ellington;

Folder 2: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 15 of 17, 1975-1977

Includes: Supreme Court of the United States October Term, 1976 No. 76-1179; Eight Circuit: Appellant's Supplemental Brief, 8/2/1976, Plaintiff's Brief, Ruling, 1979; The United States Law Week: Case summaries marked as relating to Mattis Case and notes; Moats v. Landrum, Smith v. Collin, Goldstein v. Collin, 10/17/1978; Eugene Buder to Winston Charlton regarding how the Landrum case of a shooting that occurred on 8/15/1975 related to the Mattis case, 1/11/1978;  Mattis v. Kisling; Plaintiff's Brief in Answer to Memorandum of Defendant Marek; Eugene Buder to Judge William Webster, 2/19/1073; Motion for a New Trial and Entry of a New Judgement. Also includes article "ACLU Seeks New Court Ruling in Black Jack Housing Case."

Folder 3: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 16 of 17, 1975-1977

Includes: Matha Wiley v. Memphis Police Department, Brief for Appellant

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Due process, equal protection, no sufficient justification for death; unreasonable seizure, cruel and unusual punishment, racial discrimination

Folder 4: Mattis v. Schnarr - Folder 17 of 17, 1975-1977

Includes: Heavily notated draft of Motion to Affirm, 3/8/1977; Cover letter from Clerk Robert Tucker to Buder, et al.; hand-written drafts with edits and copied of filed opinion from 11/16/1973; Wiley v. Memphis Police Dept. Petition for a Writ of Certiorari to the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, 1977; Invoice from Lawton-Byrne-Bruner Insurance Agency Co. to Eugene Buder, 9/27/1976; Correspondence Joel Gora to Eugene Buder, 5/24/1977;

Folder 5: Mattis Appellate Briefs, 1972 -1975

Includes: Robert D. Mattis, et al., vs. Wm. Kisling, et al., 1/29/1973; Civil Docket, 7/27/1973; Robert Dean Mattis, M.D., Appellant, vs. Richard R. Schnarr and Robert Marek, Appellees, vs. John C. Danforth, Attorney General, State of Missouri, Intervenor-Appelle, February 1975; Robert Dean Mattis, M.D., Appellant v. Patrolman Richard R. Schnarr, Police Officer, City of Creve Coeur, Missouri; and Sgt. Robert Marek, Police Officer, City of Olivette, Missouri, Appelles (Transcript of case by the Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit with footnotes), 11/16/1973;  Correspondence with Judge William H. Webster, 1972-1973; Appellant's Brief; Appellant's Reply Brief; Plaintiff's Brief in Answer to Memorandum of Defendant Marek.

Folder 6: Mattis Correspondence, 1972 - 1977

Includes: On Limitation of Use of Deadly Force by Policemen, 5/24/1977; Narrative summary of the Mattis v. Schnarr case, "Used in debate with Robert Pressen, Assistant Atty. Gen. on April 12, 1975 at St. Louis University Law Week. To appear in school magazine in May";  Joyce Armstrong to Max Roby (KSD-TV) for  copy of show aired aired the previous night on fleeing felons, 12/16/1976; Eugene H. Buder reply on 1/3/1977 to KMOX editorial "A Restrictive Ruling" 12/7/ 1976;  list of cities that have changed policy on fleeing felon; Letter to the editor concerning Mattis v. Schnarr article in St. Louis Globe-Democrat newspaper ( Jurist quoted saying that it applied to homeowners against burglar, that a new statue would reverse the effect of the court decision, and that police could not use deadly force if an arrest cannot be made), 12/8/1976; Aryeh Neier to Eugene Buder on winning case, with New York Times "Federal Court Restricts Use of Deadly Force on Fleeing Felony Suspects" (12/6/1976) by Peter Kihss; "The Police Arms Race; Firearms; Firearms-Guidelines for Use"; general correspondence with: Joel Gora, William Caldwell, Amitia Schwartz, Galen Pletcher, Curry First; correspondence with family: Margie White (friend),  Mrs. John Rigney; Dr. Robert Mattis, Mrs. Anthon Layton.

Folder 7: Mattis Pleadings Motions, 1975 - 1977

Includes: Amended Complaint of Dr. and Mrs. Mattis; Motion for a New Trial and Entry of a New Judgement

Folder 8: Mayes v. Holloway, 1981-1987

Includes: Correspondence between Lawrence Mass, B. Steven Miller, III, and Joyce Armstrong regarding the Retainer Agreement of Steven Holloway; List of dismissed cases, including Mayes vs. Holloway, as ordered by Judge Fred Rush; Petition by Plaintiff, Defendant's Motion to Dismiss Counts I (failure to "set forth a claim upon which plaintiff would be entitled to relief" and II, III, IV (as premature petition leading to malicious prosecution and lack of entitlement to relief).

Folder 9: McCain, Emmet Carl, 1972

Emmit Carl McCain, student at St. Louis Community College, is arrested and beaten by police officers while visiting the St. Louis Zoo.  Includes: news release from ACTION and police response; newspaper clippings

Access Restriction: Case regarding police butality against an African American man

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality

Folder 10: McCarthy v. Kirkpatrick, 1976

Includes: Western District of Missouri Central Division No. 76 CV 162-C; news clippings and letters about Senator McCarthy on ballot

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: HUAC

Folder 11: McCartney, Mark - Student Suspension, 1975

Includes: Letters to parents regarding suspensions, recommendation for expulsion, partial transcript of expulsion meeting

Accruals: needs new folder

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Education

Folder 12: McClean v. State of Arkansas, 1982

Includes: Eastern District of Arkansas Western Division No. LR C 81 322; Newspaper clippings; List of confirmed plaintiffs; Committees of Correspondence recruitment statement; Items from scientists regarding evolution/creationism; The educational value of creation science from William V. Mayer; ACLU news release; Summary of case sent to National Board; Evolution, Creationism and Religion symposium brochure from UMSL; Speech of Harold C. Hanke at Evolution, Creationism and Religion symposium UMSL; 81st General Assembly session flyer

Accruals: folded newspapers

Folder 13: McIlvoy, Terry, 1980-1982

Includes: Newspaper clippings

Folder 14: McNary v. Carlton and B. Dalton, 1973

Includes: Newspaper clippings, Case file

Access Restriction: Case regarding banned book

Biographical/Historical Note: Topic: censorship

Folder 15: McNeal, William, 1973

Includes: Case summary and notes; summary of contacts; letters to state commissioner Arthur Mallory

Accruals: needs new folder

Folder 16: McQueen / Brown, 1978

Includes: Correspondence with McQueen

Accruals: needs new folder

Folder 17: McQueen, Roger, 1974

Includes: Letters regarding article "There was Blood in the Brothel"

Accruals: needs new folder

Folder 18: Mehlville - "Inherit the Wind", 1984

Mehlville School District and dispute over viewing film.  Includes: Newspaper clippings; suggested lesson plan; guidelines for selection of educational materials; grievance procedure; memo on 1st amendment rights, Ron Paul's response to formal grievance; request for level II hearing; card from library; student survey; arbitrator recommendations

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: education; censorship; teaching evolution in schools

Folder 19: Melchiano, Richard, 1979

Includes: Letters, Interview with Melchionno, Personal history questionnaire, Department of Defense Directive

Access Restriction: Gay employment discrimination

Folder 20: Membership Reports to Board, 1978

Includes: Summaries of membership recruitment campaign, New membership by year, Membership totals, Letter to directors, Loan proposal, Membership recruitment by month 1980

Accruals: needs new folder

Folder 21: Membership Reports to Board, 1981

Includes: Membership report by month, "The ACLU and Skokie: Report to ACLU" by James L. Gibson and Richard D. Bingham

Accruals: needs new folder

Folder 22: Membership Reports to Board, 1982

Includes: Membership report by month 1981 and 1982

Accruals: needs new folder

Folder 23: Membership Reports to Board, 1983

Includes: Membership report by month 1982 and 1983

Accruals: needs new folder

Folder 24: Membership Reports to Board, 1984

Includes: Income (by membership) by month 1984, Membership report by month 1983

Accruals: needs new folder

Folder 25: Memos and Reports - Police Complaints, 1967-1981

Includes: Names considered for Board of Police Commissioners; Summary of ACLU/EM's suggested complaint procedures for Board of Police Commissioners;  Complaint procedure proposal for Police Board discussion summary; Complaint procedure proposed for Police Department; Press Release on complaint procedures; ACLU position paper on citizen complaints about police actions; Police complaint practices report by William Landau and Jules Gerard; Citizen complaints chart; Account of police provocation upon ACTION  members; Review of citizen complaint procedure; Letters; Proposed complaint procedures; Conduct, discipline, complaints, suspension board hearing

Access Restriction: Citizen complaint procedure of St. Louis Police Department

Folder 26: Mental Health, 1967-1977

Includes: Newspaper clippings; "Mental Health and Civil Liberties" by Bruce Ennis; Mental Health Association Services flyer; "The Implications of O'Connor v. Donaldson" by Bruce Ennis; "Alternatives to Incarceration for Deviant Behavior" by David Rothman; ACLU Policy Statements Relating to Alternatives to Incarceration for Deviant Behavior; Legal services program for mental hospital patients; ACLU statement of commitment; Northern District of Alabama Davy v. Sullivan C.A. 3754 N

Access Restriction: Cognitive Disability Rights

Folder 27: Mental Health, 1974-1977

Includes: ACLU policy statement; Mental Health Law Project Vol. III No. 1; Children's Rights Program; "Involuntary Hospitalization" chapter from "Rights of Mental Patients" by Ennis / Emery; Summary of Special Panel Reports; Summary of Activities of the National Council on the Rights of the Mentally Impaired; "Alternatives to Incarceration for Deviant Behavior" by David Rothman; Behavior Modification Perspective on a Current Issue; "Mental Health and Civil Liberties" by Bruce Ennis; Members Assistance Program United Labor Committee of Missouri proposal

Access Restriction: Cognitive Disability Rights

Folder 28: Mental Health, 1977

Includes: Newspaper clippings; Position paper regarding Senate Bill No. 545 to House Committee; "Rights of Physically Disabled" by Kent Hull; Critique of SB 275; Flow chart of felony cases in St. Louis

Access Restriction: Criminal Insanity and Disability Rights

Accruals: Folded newspaper clippings

Folder 29: Mental Health, 1982-1984

Includes: Discharge policies of St. Louis State Hospital and Division Activities; Handbook for Patients and Handbook for Residents: Biggs Unit, Fulton State Hospital; frequently asked questions brochure, Fulton State Hospital; list of staff; Testimony 9/7/1977 of C. Duane Hensley; Fulton State Hospital building sectors and policies; Description of Wards; outline of treatment

Access Restriction: Disability

Accruals: Needs new folder inside

Folder 30: Mental Health Legislation - H.R. 10, Senate Bill #404, 1975

Includes: Letters and 78th General Assembly session pamphlet regarding State Bill No. 404, use of patients or inmate in research and experimentation;

Access Restriction: Disability Rights, Rights of Inmates, Research Ethics

Box 27a

Folder 1: Merriweather v. St. Louis Fire Departments, 1976

Includes: Letters, Notice of Conciliation Process, Case Determination

Access Restriction: Racial Employment Discrimination

Folder 2: Metropolitan St. Louis Bar Association, 1973-1975

Includes: Letters, Impressions from Fulton State Hospital visit, Committee on Psychiatric Commitment Proceedings, Newspaper clippings

Access Restriction: Disability Rights

Accruals: Needs new folder

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Mental Health

Folder 3: Military Rights, 1971-1984

Includes: Letter on enlistment discrimination; ACLU Case File, newspaper clipping; letter on military abortion policies; ACLU News releases on enlistment standards for women, anti-war sentiments among servicemen, and medical testing; Court-Martial of Captain Howard B. Levy; report on the application of the bill of rights in the military

Access Restriction: Military Rights, Sex Discrimination, Freedom of speech while enlisted

Accruals: Newspaper clippings are damaging items they are next to

Folder 4: Military Rights, 1973-1975

Includes: Carter's Program brochure; Amnesty QandA brochure; Vietnam Era Reconciliation Act (H.R. 9596) letter-writing campaign; ACLU News release on clemency program and immigration; Press Release; News Releases; data on clemency program; fact sheet; response to clemency program; letters; Firing Line interview with Henry Schwarzschild on Amnesty; Newspaper clippings; Address to House of Representatives by Henry Schwarzschild 3/8/1974; Statement on Amnesty; History of Amnesty; legal status of exiles in Canada; ACLU New release on court-martial of Captain Donald E. Dawson; Policy on Amnesty; Bibliography of Amnesty Material; Statements on Amnesty by Leading Political Figures; Statement of Henry Schwarzschild on Amnesty Before the Senate Subcommittee; summary of ACLU amnesty policy

Access Restriction: Amnesty, Military Draft

Folder 5: Military Rights, 1974-1981

Includes: Discharge Upgrading Newsletter, memos; Veteran's Self-Help Guide to Discharge Upgrading; Women's Rights Report; Description of National Military Discharge Review Project work and suggested ACLU priorities; list of materials from the Veterans Education Project; summary of legislation; Services Provided by the Veterans Education Project; ACLU Practice Manual on Military Discharge Upgrading; Practice Manual on the Department of Defense Special Discharge Review Program; Discharge Review Boards Procedures and Standards; Pensions, Bonuses, and Veterans' Relief; Effect of Public Law 95-126; Lipsman v. Brown Civil Action No. 76-1175; Potential plaintiffs challenging enlistment requirements; ACLU Special Committee on Military Rights statement; Military Rights Project summary; Procedures for Requesting Deletion of Abbreviated Separation Reasons from Discharge Documents

Access Restriction: Gay Rights, Dishonorable Discharge, Draft Evasion,

Box 28

Folder 1: Military Rights, 1983-1984

Folder 2: Miener v. State of Missouri, 1981

Folder 3: Millstone, James, 1975

Folder 4: Millstone v. O'Hanlon Reports, 1975

Folder 5: Minear v. Board of Education - Folder 1, 1972-1973

Folder 6: Minear v. Board of Education - Folder 2, 1972-1973

Folder 7: Missouri Baptist Children's Home, 1974

Folder 8: Missouri Baptist Hospital, 1972

Folder 9: Missouri Bar Association, 1974-1976

Folder 10: Missouri Citizens Action v. St. Louis County, 1978

Folder 11: Missouri HEFA, 1978

Folder 12: Missouri Insurance Law, 1982-1983

Folder 13: Missouri Law Enforcement Assistance Council, 1974

Folder 14: Missouri Privacy and Security Plan, 1976

Folder 15: Mitchell, Susan, 1975

Folder 16: Mixen, Gale, 1974

Folder 17: Monroe City v. Holman, 1980

Folder 18: Moore v. St. Louis County, 1985

Folder 19: Moore, Franklin, Sr. and Clementine - Summons, 1975

Folder 20: Moore, Gilette - Parental Responsibility, 1975-1981

Folder 21: Moore (COW) v. St. Louis Department of Parks and Recreation, 1983

Folder 22: Moran v. St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners, 1976

Folder 23: Morton and harvey v. Bel Ridge Police Department, 1980-1981

Folder 24: Mullen, Michael, 1973

Folder 25: Mutnick, Barbara, 1974

Folder 26: Mutnick, Barbara - Socialist Workers Party, 1975

Folder 27: National Jury Project, 1981-1982

Folder 28: National Socialist White Peoples Party - Dennis Nix, 1973

Folder 29: National Socialist White Peoples Party v. Breckenridge Hills, 1974-1975

Folder 30: National Urban League Annual Report, 1964-1965

Folder 31: Nazis - Folder 1, 1977-1978

Folder 32: Nazis - Folder 2, 1977-1978

Folder 33: Nazis - Folder 3, 1977-1978

Folder 34: Nazis - Folder 4, 1977-1978

Box 29

Folder 1: Nazis - Folder 5, 1977-1978

Folder 2: Nenninger, Tony - Student Rights, 1975

Folder 3: Network Project, et. al v. Corporation for Public Broadcasting, 1976

Folder 4: New Madrid School District - School Age Mothers, 1971-1972

Folder 5: Newbrough, Leslie, 1975

Folder 6: Newlon v. St. Louis County, 1979-1982

Folder 7: News clippings - Nazis, 1977-1978

Folder 8: Newsletters - Folder 1, 1961-1988

Folder 9: Newsletters - Folder 2, 1961-1988

Folder 10: Newsletters - Other ACLU Chapters, 1953-1961

Folder 11: Newspaper, 1984

Folder 12: Niblett, Edward S., 1973

Folder 13: Nicholas v. St. Louis Police Department, 1976

Folder 14: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Nix, Dennis, 1974-1975

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: National Socialist White Peoples Party

Folder 15: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Black, Holsten E., 1974-1975

Folder 16: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Davee, Mary Ann, 1974-1975

Folder 17: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Depositions, 1974-1975

Folder 18: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Discovery by Nix, 1974-1975

Folder 19: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Exhibits: Minutes, Application for License, Occupancy Lease, etc., 1974-1975

Folder 20: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Ledbetter, Archie T., 1974-1975

Folder 21: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Legal Research, 1974-1975

Folder 22: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Lynch, John J., 1974-1975

Box 30

Folder 1: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Miscellaneous, 1974-1975

Folder 2: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - National Socialist White Peoples Party, 1974-1975

Folder 3: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Newspaper Clippings, 1974-1975

Folder 4: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Notes, Memos, Board Minutes 1974-1975

Folder 5: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Pleadings, 1974-1975

Folder 6: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Press Coverage/Party Propaganda, 1974-1975

Folder 7: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Settlement, 1974-1975

Folder 8: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Subpoenas, 1974-1975

Folder 9: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Sweeney, Donald, 1974-1975

Folder 10: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Taylor, Lee Roy, 1974-1975

Folder 11: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Transcripts, 1974-1975

Folder 12: Nix v. Breckenridge Hills - Tucker, Doyle, 1974-1975

Folder 13: Nix v. Sweeney - Folder 1, 1975-1979

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: National Socialist White Peoples Party

Folder 14: Nix v. Sweeney - Folder 2, 1975-1979

Folder 15: Nominating Committee Report, 1980-1989

Folder 16: Nominations for ACLU Offices, 1961-1979

Folder 17: NOW Boycott - Ashcroft Suit, 1978-1979

Folder 18: Nowak, Joseph, 1981

Folder 19: O'Dell, William, 1974

Folder 20: Offerman v. City of Dellwood, 1979

Folder 21: O'Brien, et al v. Carson, 1975-1977

Folder 22: Open Meetings, 1971-1974

Folder 23: Open Meetings - Reports on Legislation, 1972-1981

Folder 24: Oregon County v. Donna Hooks, 1981-1982

Folder 25: Organization for Black Struggle v. City of Kinloch, 1980

Folder 26: Organizing Notes - Newsletter of the Campaign to Stop Government Spying, 1977-1981

Folder 27: Ousley, et al v. St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners, 1974-1975

Box 31

Folder 1: Palmer, Police Harassment, Birenbaum, 1973

ACLU case file for Louise Palmer with doctor report and newspaper clipping

Folder 2: Papish v. University of Missouri, 1969-1972

Includes: Newspaper clippings; Papish v. The Board of Curators of the University of Missouri et al. No. 71-1338; letters; Writ of Certiorari; _Free Press Underground_ vol.4 no.3;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: censorship; student's rights

Folder 3: Paquette, Jennifer v. Seven-Up Company, 1974-1975

Case File

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Employment / unemployment, pregnancy

Folder 4: Park View Heights v. City of Black Jack, 1979

Case File includes: Bradstreet Inc. Rives file; clippings; Kendelwood Apartments Preliminary Proposal Section 8; map; building design

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: housing discrimination; children; race discrimination; fair housing law; low income housing; religious discrimination; zoning

Folder 5: Park View Heights v. City of Black Jack, 1979-1982

Case File includes: ACLU newsletter; Park View Heights et al. v. City of Black Jack Civil Action No. 71-C-15(A); City of Black Jack et al. v. Bates et al. Supreme Court October 1979 No. 79-1043 Petitioners' Reply Memorandum, Respondents' Brief in Opposition, Petition for a Writ of Certiorari; Park View Heights et al. v. City of Black Jack et al. No. 78-1660; Park View Heights et al. v. City of Black Jack et al. No. 72-1006; United States of America v. City of Black Jack No. 71C 372; Receipt for Payment

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: housing discrimination; children; race discrimination; fair housing law; low income housing; religious discrimination; zoning

Folder 6: Park View Heights v. City of Black Jack, Briefs, 1974-1982

Includes: filing record; newspaper clippings; ACLU Press Releases; The New Republic: A Journal of Politics and the Arts; Attorneys filing suit; Park View Heights et al. v. City of Black Jack Civil Action File No. 71-C-15(A); Park View Heights et al. v. City of Black Jack Plaintiffs' Answers No. 71-C-15(A); Sale Contract;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: housing discrimination; children; race discrimination; fair housing law; low income housing; religious discrimination; zoning

Folder 7: Park View Heights v. City of Black Jack-News clippings, 1979-1982

Includes: ACLU press releases; Park View Heights et al. v. City of Jack Black et al. Civil Action File No. 71-C-15(A); newspaper clippings; notes;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: housing discrimination; children; race discrimination; fair housing law; low income housing; religious discrimination; zoning; arson; subsidized housing; KKK; FBI

Folder 8: Parks - Solicitation, Mendelson, 1972

ACLU Case File and notes for arest of Delorus Parks

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: prostitution

Folder 9: Passanise, Joseph, 1972

Case file for Joseph Passanise, employeer of St. Louis County government. Includes:  filing record; newspaper clippings; Rules of the Civil Service Commission of Saint Louis County; Hobbs v. Thompson No.30704 summary; Title 5 Government Organization and Employees summary;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Hatch Act; political activity of government employees

Folder 10: Passer v. Tussey, 1972

Includes: newspaper clippings; Paster et al. v. Tussey et al. Cause No. 333944 Equity Division No. 16;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: private schools; textbooks; funding; separation of Church and State

Folder 11: Patrick, John, 1974

Includes: thank you card; newspaper clippings; ACLU Case File

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality, police shooting

Folder 12: Payne v. Maybaugh and St. Francois County, 1984

Includes: Payne campaign flyer; ACLU Case File; newspaper clippings; extended newspaper campaign ad; Jenkerson v. Payne No. CV581-51CC Sheriff's Sale, Petition for Execution, Examination transcript, Third-Party Summons, Court Order, General Executions, fee bill; Jenkerson v. Lewis and Payne Cause No. 11, 913; Order Assigning Judge; check; bills of cost; Docket Sheets;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: free speech, political speech, campaign signs (seizure of), elections

Folder 13: Pennell, Don, 1973

Includes: Police Action Report; ACLU Case File;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality

Folder 14: Pettus, Mrs. James, 1974-1975

Includes: Newspaper clippings; ACLU Case File; notes;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topic: Juries, Juror interviews

Folder 15: Pilchak v. Missouri Division of Family Services, 1983

Case file for Deborah Pilchak and child Carrie Anne McCaw. Includes: correspondence; notes; and photogrpah of Pilchak and Carrie Anne.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Parental rights

Folder 16: Police - Chases, 1979-1982

Includes: newspaper clippings and correspondence regarding civilian killed in police chase, suspect injured in police chase, police injured in police chase, damages caused by police chase, suspect killed in police chase, and others

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police shooting, police brutality, police policy

Folder 17: Police - Complaint Procedures, 1954-1974

Includes: ACLU Press Releases; Complaint Review Procedure and Drafts 1970, 1971, 1973, 1974; notes; letters; newspaper clippings; Police Shootings list 1971-1976 with descriptions (59 people); Citizens Appeals; The People Take the Lead: A Record of Progress in Civil Rights 1948-1955; ACLU IL minutes; Speaker flyer; "Twenty-five Years with the ACLU: a Book Review" by Roger Baldwin

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality, police shooting

Folder 18: Police - Complaint Procedures, 1974-1984

Includes: Summary of ACLU-EM Survey of Police Complaint Practices in St. Louis County Municipalities 1974; police rules and regulations; police action reports; Complaint System; Police Complaint Procedures in St. Louis County Municipalities August 1974 by Andy Ahsner; form summaries; interview notes; Here's How the St. Louis Police Department's Citizen Complaint System Works brochure; charts; ACLU questionnaire; Police Complaint Procedures in St. Louis County Municipalities by Berkowitz, Eichler, and Katz; newspaper clippings;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality, police shooting

Folder 19: Police - Conduct, 1974-1984

Includes: Proposal for Decertification of Law Enforcement Officers Project; newspaper clippings; Question and Answers About Dum-Dum Bullets; Departmental General Order 76-29; The Wounding Power of the Hollow Point Bullet by Earl Callen; Police Homicide in a Democracy by Arthur Kobler; Figures (and Perhaps some Facts) on Police Killing of Civilians in the United States, 1965-1969 by Arthur Kobler; Wounding Capacity Draft; A Report: Police Use of Ammunition by Mass. Research Center; ACLU newsletter; An Assessment of Alternatives for a National Computerized Criminal History System Summary; Ethical Society vol. 4 no.2; Crime and Civil Liberties; Department General Order 80-50; Chambers v. Marsh summary; Constitution of 1945 summary; Chambers v. Marsh CV 79-L-294; St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department 1982-1983 Annual Report; St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department 1983-1984 Annual Report;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality, police shootings, police militarization

Folder 20: Police - Conduct, 1979-1984

Includes: newspaper clippings; St. Louis Civil Liberties Active in Police-Community Problems; ACLU Case File

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality, police shootings, gun policy, handcuffs policy

Box 32

Folder 1: Police - Conduct / Shootings, Use of Fire Arms, 1975-1981

Includes: Firearms and Fleeing Suspects; Complaint and Disciplinary Procedures; detailed lists of people shot by police; Index to St. Louis newspapers; Draft -- Police Shooting Project; Hollow Point Bullets; list of municipality police contacts; Questions and Answers About Dum-Dum Bullets brochure; ACLU News Release; Statues and Constitutions; St. Louis County Juvenile Court - Police - Schools Program to Reduce Juvenile Delinquency;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality, police shootings, victims of police brutality

Folder 2: Police - Conduct, Philadelphia, 1978-1980

Includes: newspaper clippings; Smith v. Police Officer Connor et al Civil Action No. 76-1403;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality, police shootings, victims of police brutality

Physical Description: needs new folder, newspapers damaging surrounding documents

Folder 3: Police - Decertification Program, 1984-1985

Includes: Senate Bill No. 532 84th General Assembly; newspaper clippings; Goldman comments; proposal and State Licensing of Police: The Florida Experience; Decertification Project; House Bill No. 1608 82nd General Assembly; Committee Substitute for Senate Bill No. 103; Controlling Police Misconduct Through Decertification; Revocation of Licenses of Police: The Effects of Decertification of Police Misconduct in Florida; Proposals of SB 250, certification procedures by state, House Bill No. 397 83rd General Assembly; correspondents with foundations and funders; national foundation directory; Law Enforcement News Vol.X No.8; Certification of Peace Officers; list of people killed by police; Wagstaff v. City of Maplewood; Senate Bill No. 154 83rd General Assembly; Possibly Constitutional Challenge to MO Revised Statute 210.211; Conditions for Visiting; Admission of Tahitian Student to Rolla Public Schools; civil procedure and limitations;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality, police shootings, victims of police brutality

Folder 4: Police - File (folder 1 of 4), 1971-1982

Includes: Police Action Report, witness statement, Order of Pre-Trial Release, Notice of Court Appearance, Emergency Department Clinic Referral; commentary on state procedures; State of Missouri v. Number 32M80-0084 James Edward Harvey Oct. 30 1980 Division 32; State of Missouri v. Morton Cause No. 32M80-0083 Division No. 32 and State of Missouri v. Harvey Cause No. 32M80-0084 Division No. 32; Missouri v. Harvey witness list and counts; witness statement; Law Enforcement Offense Incident Report with witness statements; "Who is Guarding the Guardians? A Report on Police Practices" booklet; ACLU Case File; Police Action Reports; "Policing in Cincinnati, Ohio: Official Policy vs. Civilian Reality" book; Herman A. King file; definitions of abuses; Citizen Complaint Report form for police department use only; "Police Agency Handling of Officer Misconduct: A Model Policy Statement"

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality, police shootings, victims of police brutality

Physical Description: unopened envelope

Folder 5: Police - File (folder 2 of 4), 1971-1982

Includes:  Office of the Medical Examiner Initial Investigation Report; Office of the Medical Examiner Post Mortem Examination Report; Office of the Medical Examiner Cause of Death; newspaper clippings; Recommended Disposition of Complaint; Harris v. Ashcroft and Wyrick; State of Missouri v. Jeffords Cause No. 74-894 Division No. 17; Notice of Appeal to Supreme Court of Missouri; Harris v. State of Missouri Supreme Court No. 61779 Circuit Court No. PCR 960 (City of St. Louis); Harris v. State of Missouri Cause No. PCR 960 (Cause No. 74-893); Harris v. State of Missouri PCR 960 Division 3;  Harris v. State of Missouri PCR 960 Division 17; Holloway v. Mayes No.81-2022;  Holloway v. Mayes Cause No. 80-0455-C(1); Rule 11 the Record on Appeal and Rule 12 briefs; United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit Settlement Conference Rule;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality, incarceration without trial

Folder 6: Police - File (folder 3 of 4), 1971-1982

Includes: complaint paperwork; Police Action Report; Law Enforcement Offense/Incident Report; newspaper clipping; Proposed Policy on the Use of Lethal and Non-Lethal Weapons; Suggested Outline of ACLU/EM Study of Pre-Trial Incarceration in St. Louis; Recommended Disposition of Complaint; table of citizen complaints; Statement of Aryeh Neier on S. 2963 and S. 2954 Relating to Criminal Justice Information; Proposed Policy on Arrest Records; Proposed Complaint Procedures; Report of the Police Relations Committee Concerning Police Investigation of the Cochran Housing Incident; Snipers and Barricaded Persons; Use of Force by Law Enforcement Officials; St. Louis County Police Killings; Legal Events Vol.1 No.1; Negotiating with the Police Command: a Rulemaking Approach to the Control of Police Abuses by Amitai Schwartz; The Chicago Strip and Search Scandal by Lois Lipton; Police Abuse in Houston by Horowitz and Glantz; Police Abuse as a Political Issue: A Second Look by Coxe; Attorneys' Fees by Derfner; Remedying Police Misconduct Under the Federal Civil Rights Act by Rudofsky; The Maintenance and Use of Arrest Records;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality, incarceration without trial, police records

Folder 7: Police - File (folder 4 of 4), 1971-1982

Includes: suggested changes to sections 610.100 and 610.105; H.R. 9783; Authority to Collect and Disseminate Identification, Criminal Record, and Other Information; Senate Bill No.1 An Act Relating to meetings, records, and votes of public governmental bodies, with a penalty provision; articles; "Bill B" An act relating to certain records of courts; Proposed Arrest Record Expungement Amendment; An Act to repeal sections 610.010, 610.030, 610.100, 610.105, and 610.115, RSMo Supp. 1973, relating to arrest records and to enact in lieu thereof five new sections relating to the same subject; H.R. 13315; Statement of Aryeh Neier on S. 2732 Relating to the nullification of certain criminal records; An Act relating to certain records of law enforcement agencies; Appendix; Statement of Aryeh Neier on H.R. 13315 Relating to the dissemination and use of criminal arrest records in a manner that insures their security and privacy; newspaper clippings; Deadly Weapons in the Hands of Police Officers on Duty and Off Duty by Safer; Use of Force by Law Enforcement Officials; The Police-Community Complaint Observation Program; City of St. Louis Police Complaint Practices; State of Missouri v. Hill Cause No.49 Division No.1; Complaint Procedures; House Bill No.840 74th General Assembly; Transcript of Hardy, Barton, and Gerard from KMOX radio;

Physical Description: folded newspaper, newspaper is damaging surrounding documents

Folder 8: Police - Officer Ferrario, Shooting of Bystander, 1979-1983

Includes: newspaper clippings; articles from The St. Louis American Vol. 55 No. 18; and St. Louis Sentinel Vol. 17 No. 30;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality, police shootings, community activism

Folder 9: Police - Practices Committee, 1980

Includes: newspaper clipping, ACLU/EM Police Practices Committee list

Folder 10: Police - Reports, 1980

Includes: list with number of incidents in which officers fired shots, Supplementary Homicide Report, and Law Enforcement Officers Killed or Assaulted; articles; notes;

Folder 11: Police - Sequoia Mason Shooting, 1978

Includes: newspaper clippings; homicide report

Folder 12: Police - Shooting Study (in chronological order), 1960-1981

Newspaper clippings in chronological order.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality, police shootings, victims of police brutality

Folder 13: Police - Standards, 1970-1973

Includes: Police Community Relations Committee;  Report of the Police; If You Are Stopped by the Police; Recommendations for Changes in Procedures Regarding Citizens Complaints of Police Practices; Press Statement; Report of the Police Relations Committee Concerning Police Investigation of the Cochran Housing Incident Statements; Transcript of Hardy, Barton, and Gerard from KMOX radio; Press Release;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: complaint procedure, police brutality

Folder 14: Police - Use of Firearms, 1973-1976

Includes: Statement on Police Use of Firearms; newspaper clippings; Case Report Carl Edwards; Police Shooting Project

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: police brutality, police shooting

Box 33

Folder 1: Policies and Procedures, 1971-1972

Includes: Proposed Guidelines for Legal Reference; Guide for ACLU Litigation; proposed procedure; Guidelines for Cooperating Attorneys; Cooperating attorney letter / chart;

Folder 2: Policies and Procedures, 1974-1979

Includes: ACLU Telecommunications Survey Results; ACLU-EM Policy Guide Book; Missouri Bar and Judiciary Rule 4 DR 7-107; Policy for employee leave; Affirmative Action Policy; ACLU Staff Members Holding Public Office; Proposed Statement on Public Employee Collective Bargaining; ACLU offices; Public Relations Policy; Procedure for Handling Police Complaints flow chart; Proposed Policy Statement - sterilization of minors; Organizational Policies - structure of ACLU; Affirmative Action and Employment; Position on "Compensatory Treatment in Employment"; Due Process and Organization Policies - ACLU organizational structure; Full-Time Employment ACLU/EM policies;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: cognitive disability; physical disability; police complaints

Folder 3: Policies and Procedures, 1975

Includes: Proposed Resolution Policy #513 Supreme Court Cases; Employees Health and Accident Plan; ACLU/EM Litigation Guidelines; Vacation Policy; Full-Time Employment ACLU/EM; Policy VIII-1A - landlords; ACLU/EM Policy Discrimination Against Children in Housing; Government-Subsidized Office Help Under the CETA Act; A Description of the CETA of 1973 and Its Accompanying Regulations as Published in the Federal Register

Folder 4: Policies and Procedures, 1979-1984

Includes: Attorneys' Fees Policy - Prison Suit; ACLU/EM Police Practices Committee; ACLU/EM Special Events Committee; ACLU/EM Housing Committee; ACLU/EM Legislation Committee; ACLU Committee on Rights of the Handicapped/Disabled; Special Projects/Studies; Report to the Board of Trustees by the Long-Range Planning Committee Legislative Subcommittee - Vivian Eveloff, Chair; ACLU/EM 1985 Legislative Committee; Procedure for Handling Police Complaints flow chart; Court Watcher's Guide; Guidelines for Taking Cases

Folder 5: Policies and Procedures, 1982-1986

Includes: Affiliate Attorney Fee Policies; Policy on Court-Awarded Attorneys Fees; Traditional Charitable vs. Public Interest; Tax Advice Pertaining to the ACLU's 501(c)(3) Charitable Status vis-

Folder 6: Policies and Procedures-Referendum Voting, 1987

Includes: background material for voting in referendum on 1985 Biennial Conference Recommendations on (a) Workers' Rights, and (b) Public Education Program; Referendum Vote on Policy #527b, National-Affiliate Relationships

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: labor rights, public education program, national-affiliate relationships

Folder 7: Political Rights Defense Fund, 1974

Includes: newspaper clippings; statement by Jacqui Craig; Socialist Workers Part, et al. v. Attorney General of the United Stater of America et al. 73 Civ. 3160 (TPG) Memorandum; A Challenger to the Watergate Crimes; Press Release; Defend Your Political Rights; Socialism and Individual Liberty forum flyer; Socialist Workers Presidential Ticket for 1976 flyer; Threat to Civil Liberties Open Letter to John Gardner; Summary of Legal and Factual Basis for Esemption of Socialist Workers Campaign Committee from Minnesota "Ethics in Government Act"; PRDF News Sep-Oct 1974/No.3;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: socialism, FBI surveillance, Watergate; Nixon

Folder 8: Pomerenke v. Missouri Department of Corrections, 1978

Includes:  Order of Release on Parole for Gregg Pomerenke

Folder 9: Pornography, 1975-1978

Includes: survey; Bill No. 4038 Ordinance No. 3469; newspaper clippings; H.R. 6051; Reply to KMOX-TV Editorial; KMOX-TV Editorial Mail Box Obscenity; Designation of Obscene or Offensive Mail; Public Law 91-375; Statement of Lawrence Speiser on S. 3220 To Protect a Person's Right of Privacy by Providing for the Designation of Obscene or Offensive Mail Matter by the Sender and the Return of Such Matter at the Expense of the Sender before the Committee on Post Office and Civil Service U.S. Senate;  Ordinance No. 482; Bill No. 78-169; Bill No. 2026 Ordinance No. 75-175; Minority Recommendation to the St. Louis County Council St. Louis County Decent Literature Commission; Resolution and letter from Mayor of City of Frontenac; Statement Issued by ACLU/EM; Veterans' Preference Act Study; Women's Rights Project;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: pornography, obscenity, women's rights

Folder 10: Postal Workers Union and Melvin Sanders v. U. S. Postal Service, 1978

Includes: correspondence; newspaper clipping; St. Louis Gateway Area Local, American Postal Workers Union, AFL-CIO and Melvin Sanders v. United States Postal Service and Claude Bakewell Postmaster and John Hall;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: labor rights, freedom of speech

Physical Description: needs new folder

Folder 11: Postscript Enterprises v. Whaley et. al., 1982-1987

Includes: Postscript Enterprises Inc. v. City of St. Louis et al. Cause No. 80-0237-c (5); letters; newspaper clippings; Postscript Enterprises Inc. v. Donald H. Whaley, et al. No. 79-1432-C (C); Postscript Enterprises Inc. v. Donald H. Whaley et al. Index No. 80/1987;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Sale of contraceptives / condoms; health care

Folder 12: Powell, Evelyn, 1980

Includes: Chapter 13 Separation for Unsuitability; recommendation for separation; Report of Mental Status Evaluation; Sworn Statement of Evelyn Powell; Disposition Form; Unlabeled form/service record; Minneapolis Tribune Brian Jones Column; Miriam benShalom v. Secretary of Army Clifford Alexander or his successor and Commanding Officer, United States Army, Headquarters, Third Battalion, 351st Regiment, Fourth Brigade, 84th Division (Training) Civil Action No. 78-C-431;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: military discharge, homosexuality, LGBTQ rights

Folder 13: Prank Letters - Anonymous, 1983-1988

Includes: Saint Louis Weekly November 2, 1988; pornography ad mailing; Institutions Located in the Diocese; Occult/Nazi paraphernalia; Missouri License Plate list; ACLU Case File Olindo Mastropietno;

Folder 14: Prank Letters - Warren Barnett, 1978-1986

Includes: letters and postcards

Folder 15: Press Releases, 1968-1984

Includes: press releases; The Parkview Heights, Corporation et al. vs. The City of Black Jack Civil Action File No. 72-(c)-15(A); newspaper clippings,

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: veterans rights, masquerading ordinance / LGBTQ rights, censorship, "sobriety checkpoint," grassroots lobbying, prison, housing/zoning, rights of police officers, desegregation, labor rights, school prayer, federal housing, privacy, police brutality / shootings, cognitive disability rights, youth rights, prisoner/inmate rights, free speech / Nazis, death penalty, parochial school funding, Watergate, FBI, prison conditions, sterilization of minors, student suspension, obscenity ordinance, gay liberation, censorship, abortion, student rights, communism, voter rights, drug raids, municipal courts

Folder 16: Prison Conditions, 1981-1989

Includes: inmates' accounts of prison; conditions for visiting; Checks written for Prison Suit Fund list;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topic: Incarceration

Folder 17: Prison Construction, 1982-1984

Includes: newspaper clippings

Biographical/Historical Note: Topic: Incarceration, prison violence

Folder 18: Prison Project, 1977-1980

Includes: expenses lists and receipts for expert witnesses, prison suit, telephone, depositions, law clerk, transcripts, copying, attorney, hotel, food, transportation

Folder 19: Prisoners' Rights, 1972-1973

Includes: newspaper clippings; Notes from Prisoners Rights Committee Meeting with Alvin Bronstein; notes from visit to the jail; newsletters; Supplemental Report; Press Release; Steering Committee of the Prisoners' Rights Project; Proposal to Irwin-Sweeney-Miller Foundation and Associated Foundations; expenses chart; Proposal for the Prisoners Rights Project of the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union Foundation; Prisoner Complaints list

Folder 20: Prisoners' Rights, 1972-1981

Includes: Press Release; newspaper clippings; Proposed Policies on Prison Chaplaincy and the Parole Process; newsletters; The Peoples Association Voice Vol.No. 1; Melvin Leroy Tyler et al. v. Judge Harold Satz et al. No. 77-918C(1); prison transfers list; Interstate Detainer Agreement; Guy F. Brown v. Donald Hartness Civil ActionNo. 73 C 10 (4); Inmate Mail Privileges; Burns v. Swenson Nos. 1072, 1113 summary; Agape House brochure; Delano Woody v. John P. Judge et al. No. 18522; Medical Experiments on Prisoners reading list; Experiments Behind Prison Walls brochure; list of prisons with medical experiments; Individuals Meeting Problems at Critical Times brochure; Unlocking the Second Gate booklet; Licensing and Employment of Ex-Offenders; Expanding Government Job Opportunities for Ex-Offenders booklet; Douglas W. Thompson and Gary Vincent Johnson v. Christopher Bond and John C. Danforth No. 74 cv 91-C;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: prison conditions, cognitive disability rights, rehabilitation

Folder 21: Prisoners' Rights, 1973-1980

Includes:  newspaper clippings; The National Prison Project of the ACLU Foundation A Report of Activities for the Quarter Ending; Rights of Prisoners by Alvin J. Bronstein; The National Prison Project Fights for Prison Reform; National Prison Project of the ACLU Foundation c. Bureau of Prisons C.A. No. 78-0216; Testimony of John Ashcroft Before the Subcommittee on Courts, Civil Liberties, and the Administration of Justice, Committee on the Judiciary, U.S. House of Representatives; Clovis Carl Green Jr. v. Reverend Garrott No. 76 CV-135-C; Resolution on H.R. 2439 Involving Violation of Inmates' Rights; Statement of Alvin J. Bronstein Before the Committee on the Judiciary Subcommittee on the Courts, Civil Liberates and the Administration of Justice House of Representatives Concerning H.R. 2439 and H.R. 5791; Statement of Drew S. Days, III, Before  the Committee on the Judiciary Subcommittee on the Courts, Civil Liberates and the Administration of Justice House of Representatives Concerning H.R. 2439; press release; The National Prison Project Litigation Docket; The National Prison Project Prospectus; National Prisoners Rights Conference Mailing List; A Proposal from The National Prison Project of the ACLU Foundation; National Prison Project of the ACLU Foundation v. Maurice H. Sigler and United States Board of Parole Civil Action 74-31;

Folder 22: Prisoners' Rights, 1974-1978

Includes: expenses list; Prisoner's Rights by Alvin Bronstein; Background Paper for the Implementation Workshop on Prisoners' Rights; Due Process Committee Meeting; A Prisoners' Rights Project Kit; ACLU Proposal; Koehr's Proposal

Folder 23: Prisoners' Rights - Access to Library Facilities, 1983

Includes: correspondence concerning prison law library

Folder 24: Prisoners' Rights - ACLU/EM Project, 1973-1975

Includes: Draft Letter; Proposal for the Prisoners; Rights Project of the St. Louis Civil Liberties Fund, Inc.; Prison Project Proposal; expenses list; draft of findings

Box 34

Folder 1: Prisoners' Rights- Due Process-Revocation of "Good Time", folder 1, 1983

Folder 2: Prisoners' Rights-Due Process-Revocation of "Good Time", folder 2, 1983

Folder 3: Privacy-ACLU Privacy Project, 1975-76

Folder 4: Privacy-Arrest Records, folder 1, 1973-76

Folder 5: Privacy-Arrest Records, folder 2, 1973-76

Folder 6: Privacy-Credit Information, 1976

Folder 7: Privacy-Electronic Surveillance, 1971-83

Folder 8: Privacy-Open Records, 1975-83

Folder 9: Privacy-Polygraph Tests, 1975-83

Folder 10: Privacy-Privacy Act, 1974, 1974

Folder 11: Privacy Handbook, 1974

Folder 12: Privacy Issues-Various, 1973-82

Folder 13: Pro-Choice Call to Action Petition, 1979

Folder 14: Project Vote et. al. v. Bond, no date

Folder 15: Racial Discrimination-Jury Selection, 1972-84

Folder 16: Racial Discrimination-News clippings, 1972-80

Folder 17: Radley v. State of Missouri, 1972-75

Folder 18: Randle v. St. Louis County Police Dept., 1976

Folder 19: Ray, John Larry, 1977-78

Folder 20: Rayburn, Mark, 1973

Folder 21: Reddy, Edward, 1974

Folder 22: Redmond v. City of St. Louis, 1977-78

Folder 23: Reed, B. v. Parkway School District, 1971

Folder 24: Reed, Charles M., 1975

Folder 25: Regional Justice Information System (REJIS), 1973-80

Box 35

Folder 1: Reid Report, 1977

Folder 2: Relford, Judy, 1973

Folder 3: Rensberger v. UMSL, 1975-76

Folder 4: Residency Requirements for Bar Admission-Constitutionality, 1982

Folder 5: Restrictions on Federal Courts, 1981

Folder 6: Rieken v. St. Louis Police Department, 1975-76

Folder 7: Robnett v. Do, FBI (FOIA), 1982-86

Folder 8: Robnett v. Department of Justice, et. al., Research, 1982-86

Folder 9: Rooks, Solomon, 1978

Folder 10: Robinson v. City of St. Louis, 1981-82

Folder 11: Ross, Larry-Hamburg, Baron-Liberman (Retaliatory Eviction), 1971

Folder 12: Ruffalo v. Civiletti, 1983

Box 36

Folder 1: Scheidle et. al. v. Washington, 1975-77

Folder 2: Schneider, Joan, 1974

Folder 3: School Bond Issues:  2/3 Rule, 1985-87

Folder 4: School Bond Issues:  2/3 Rule, Correspondence, 1985-87

Folder 5: School Bond Issues:  2/3 Rule, Research, 1984-88

Folder 6: School Desegregation/ Busing, 1962-76

Folder 7: School/School Districts-Recent Cases, 1968-72

Folder 8: Schucart v. City of Overland, 1977

Folder 9: Schwartz v. Schwartz, 1983

Folder 10: Scorohod v. Stafford, 1976-77

Folder 11: Scroggins, Donald, 1972-75

Folder 12: Search/Seizure Information, 1971-77

Folder 13: Sexual Privacy-Abortion, folder 1, 1972-83

Folder 14: Sexual Privacy-Abortion, folder 2, 1972-83

Folder 15: Sexual Privacy-Abortion, folder 3, 1972-83

Folder 16: Sexual Privacy-Abortion, folder 4, 1972-83

Folder 17: Sexual Privacy-Abortion, no date

Folder 18: Sexual Privacy-Abortion Terrorism, 1982-83

Folder 19: Sexual Privacy-Compulsory Sterilization, 1974-1982

Folder 20: Sexual Privacy-Homosexuality, folder 1, 1972-79

Folder 21: Sexual Privacy-Homosexuality, folder 2, 1972-79

Folder 22: Sexual Privacy-Homosexuality, 1982-83

Folder 23: Sexual Privacy-Reproductive Freedom, 1970

Box 37

Folder 1: Sherrod, Lawrence, 1974-75

Folder 2: Sherrod, Larry - Roth (Police Abuse), 1975

Folder 3: Shiflett v. St. Louis County, folder 1, 1981-85

Folder 4: Shiflett v. St. Louis County, folder 2, 1981-85

Folder 5: Simms, Jay Warren, 1973

Folder 6: Sims, Gerald, 1974

Folder 7: Smith, Jerry, 1972

Folder 8: Smith, Samuel, 1974

Folder 9: Smith v. Armontrout, folder 1, 1983

Folder 10: Smith v. Armontrout, folder 2, 1983

Box 38

Folder 1: Smith v. Armontrout, folder 3, 1983

Folder 2: Smith v. Armontrout, 1985

Folder 3: Smith v. Armontrout, 1986

Folder 4: Smith v. Fane, 1973-74

Folder 5: Smith v. Kornberger, 1972

Folder 6: Smothers v. State of Missouri, 1981

Folder 7: Snider, Richard, 1974

Folder 8: Sobriety Checkpoints, Correspondence and Notes, 1983

Folder 9: Sobriety Checkpoints, Federal Cases, 1983

Folder 10: Sobriety Checkpoint- Miscellaneous, 1985-88

Folder 11: Sobriety Checkpoints, Press Clippings/Releases, 1983-84

Folder 12: Sobriety Checkpoints, State Cases, 1983

Folder 13: Sobriety Checkpoints, Statistics, 1982-83

Folder 14: Socialists Workers Party v. Kirkpatrick, 1976

Folder 15: Solicitation Ordinances, 1972

Folder 16: Southwestern Bell v. United States, folder 1, 1976

Folder 17: Southwestern Bell v. United States, folder 2, 1976

Folder 18: Southwestern Bell v. United States, 1977-78

Folder 19: Special Education, 1980

Folder 20: Spinney, David, 1969-73

Box 39

Folder 1: St. Clair City Jail, 1981-1982

Includes: Newspaper clippings; Summary of interview with Barry Costello, Mrs. Hix, and Shirley Head; Hamilton v. Covington summary; Ferguson v. Fleck summary

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Inmate rights, jail conditions

Folder 2: St. Louis City Jail-Abuse and Beating of Inmates, case sent to U.S. Justice Department, 1974-1975

Includes: Letters; list of prisoners alleging abuse and notes; Newspaper clippings; Witness Statements

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Inmate rights, warden violence, police violence

Folder 3: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee, 1947

Includes:  Fair Employment Practices Act Bulletin; List of bills and congressmen to write to; Bulletins; Letter and articles from Highlander Folk School; Henry Black notes; Newspaper clippings; Telegram from Roger Baldwin; Hggman v. Sho-me Power Cooperative notes; letters to the Board of Directors about vacancies on the National Committee; list of Illinois  Statutes and Fair Employment Practices Ordinance; Press Service; Minutes of Board of Directors meeting; Letters regarding loyalty test; Sellers v. Johnson notes; Council Against Intolerance in America donation request letter; Supreme Court of Missouri No. 40671 and 40660; House Bill No. 180; Senate Bill No. 79; Schneider v. NJ and Martin v. Strutton notes; Smith-Hudher Act notes; Picketing flyer; chart of trades taught in St. Louis high schools; City of St. Louis v. Lawrence Edward Langenechert; Trends in Civil Liberties; Screw v. U.S. notes; Pierre Kuypers; Picture News November 2, 1947; letters regarding threat of atomic bombs, iron curtain, communism and Pearl Harbor, treason, and H. H. Lewis; Times of Challenge: U.S. Liberties, 1946-1947

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Employment discrimination, education, police brutality, protesting (picketing), union segregation/discrimination, United Nations, Immigration/Naturalization, deportation, Cold War

Physical Description: Paper is old and fragile, some documents are damaging those around them, folded newspaper,

Folder 4: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee, 1952-1982

Includes: Message from the president regarding protection against "certain un-American and subversive activities" and the registration of communist organizations; letters to and from Jane Wood asking Roger Baldwin to take her case; "The Financial Affairs of McCarthy"; Public Affairs Pamphlet No. 164 "What About Communism?" by Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.; "The Untouchables" by Alfred Maund; "The Only War We Seek" by Arthur Goodfriend; Meeting minutes; Newspaper clippings

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Cold War, Communism, McCarthy, Hospital Segregation, Chaplains

Folder 5: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee, 1954-1965

Includes: Meeting minutes; By-Laws of St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee; Annual Civil Liberties Committee meeting flyer; committee receipts; Yates v. Montgomery; Newspaper clippings, Letters regarding rules to disqualify people from working for the government; St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee/ACLU flyer; reply to ACLU's "Committee's Study of Civil Rights in Jefferson Bank Racial Demonstration"; Sentner v. U.S. No. 15097; Forest v. U.S. No. 15098; Congregation of Temple Israel v. City of Creve Coeur No. 214156; Medical report for Yates; Statement of Yate's neighbor, Annie Yates, Albert Yates Jr., and Albert Yates; "A Model State Civil Service Law" by National Civil Service League and National Municipal League;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Police arrest practices, minority rights, freedom of expression, due process, discrimination, education, comic book ordinance, censorship, "un-American" activities, communism, military draft, mental institutionalization, police brutality, employment discrimination, Civil Rights protests

Folder 6: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee, 1955-1968

Includes: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee By-Laws; Annual Reports; Tentative Program and Activities for the St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee; Publicity Schedule for the Annual Meeting; list of members of the executive board; Meeting Minutes; Chart of expenses; Flyer for the memorial service for Frank Peter O'Hare; Meeting Agendas; Income and Expenditures; Accountant's Report by J. M. Lipsitz; Newspaper clippings; ACLU Newsletter; list of attendees for the annual dinner; menu for the annual dinner; schedule for the annual dinner; list of board members; press releases; ACLU Dinner flyer; Letters; "Tax the Church" flyer; "Religion and the First Amendment" by Madalyn Murray O'Hair; Security Hearing Transcript; Legal Aspects of Fluoridation; Flyer; List of restaurants that do not racially discriminate from CORE; Constitution of the St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee; telegraph from Alan Reitman; News Release; Appeal to stop the deportation of David Hyun;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Separation of Church and State, First Amendment, communism, safe city water, loyalty oath, police brutality, housing segregation, movie censorship, school segregation, Army loyalty investigation, swimming pool segregation, adult education, commitment of insane, McCarthyism, deportation

Folder 7: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee, 1956

Includes: meeting flyer; Bill No. 34, 1956 Ordinance No. 794, 1956 / Comic Book Ordinance

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Censorship

Folder 8: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee-Financial Planning, 1954

Includes: Budget memo; letters regarding membership and finances; transcript of interview with a Mr. Scott and Hamilton Hill; Financial report; Chart of division of income

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: communism; interracial relationships

Folder 9: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee-Historical File, 1940-1948

Includes: Membership drive flyer; Publications on Civil Liberties Published or Recommended by the American Civil Liberties Union, brochure, August 1948; A National Program for Civil Rights brochure; Presenting the American Civil Liberties Union booklet;  donation envelopes; meeting agenda; Summary of House Bill No. 501 Statewide Fair Housing Bill; Indescribable and Indefensible by Edwin A. Walker brochure; Civil Liberties newspaper December 1966; St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 1967; Bulletin 1949; Civil Liberties Quarterly March 1949; Williams v. Steele No. 14427 Civil (Habeas Corpus); Arnold v. Board of Education of the Kirkwood District No. 7664(1); City of St. Louis v. James Sage No. 28578/28579; Membership Dues chart; Constitution and By-Laws of American Cibil Liberties Union, Inc.; and small booklet publications: "It's Not Only Communists' Rights!"; "What are Your Rights?" ; "Where Do You Stand? Twenty Questions on Civil Liberties" ; "Laws vs. Communists in Schools and Colleges" ; "ACLU Literature List" September 1966; "What is the American Civil Liberties Union?" ; "Universal Declaration of Human Rights: As Passed and Proclaimed by the General Assembly of the United Nations on the Tenth Day of December 1948"; "Our Uncertain Liberties: U.S. Liberties, 1947-48"; "Loyalty and Liberty in 1948"; "The Supreme Court and Civil Liberties: How Far Has the Court Protected the Bill of Rights?"; "Phone your alderman"; "Civil Rights in the United States in 1948: A Balance Sheet of Group Relations"; "Human Rights in Missouri"; "Program for the Bill of Rights 1948"

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Human Rights; communism; segregation; anti-Semitism; military draft; Omnibus Crime Bill; Vietnam protests; NATO; 'Stop and Frisk' laws; police brutality

Physical Description: Folded Newspaper

Folder 10: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee-Historical File, 1945-1957

Includes: Meeting minutes; Constitution of the St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee; Immigration Appeals Antonia Sentner No. A - 4579002; review of U.S.A. Confidential by Senator Benton; Proposed Policy Statements on Broadcasting and Televising of Courtroom Proceedings, Legislative Sessions, and Legislative Hearings; Letter to President on seizures; Press Release and weekly bulletin; Trade Union Democracy: A Report and Statement of Policy; Newsletters; Letters regarding McCarran Act; Proposed Revision of Constitution and By-Laws of American Civil Liberties Union, Inc; State of Missouri v. Lowell Payne No. C - 4248 and letters; Memo on membership; Roger Baldwin letter about German civil rights organization / ask for membership; List of publications and Twenty Questions on Civil Liberties; Membership Report; Membership letters; Newspaper clipping; Ballot for ACLU board; Azell Davis No. 82 State's Memorandum and Denial of Return; notes on committee nominees; President Truman's Veto Message on Internal Security Act; National Civil Liberties Agencies list with descriptions; City of St. Louis v. James Sage motion for new trial; Arnold v. The Board of Education of the Kirkwood District No. 7664(1); Letter from Roger Baldwin from the UN; Board of Directors list; Membership and finances memos and letters; St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee Executive Committee list; Minority Parties on the Ballot: A Survey of Restrictions on Minority Parties, Together with Recommended Legislation by ACLU 1940; Memorandum of Law in Support of Realtor's Application for a Writ of Habeas Corpus, Antonia Sentner No. 7375

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Immigration, deportation; hate speech; labor unions; freedom of speech; school segregation; Antonia and William Sentner

Physical Description: Some fragile and crumpled papers

Folder 11: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee-Historical File, 1950-1951

Includes:  Statement on communism; Joint Statement in Opposition to the Mundt-Ferguson-Johnston and Nixon Bills (S.2311, and H.R. 7595); Bill S. 2311; Act regarding the method of placing candidates on state primary election ballots; Letters regarding parties and ballots; "You Better Look Now, Because --" brochure; Senate Bill No. 84; letters regarding party restrictions on ballot; National Municipal Review May 1949; A Model Direct Primary Election System 1951; An Invitation from Henry Bruere President of the National Municipal League brochure; Publications National Municipal League brochure

Folder 12: St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee-Historical File, 1952

Includes: Habeas Corpus for Azell Davis; Antonia Sentner No. A - 4579002; letter regarding Antonia Sentner; Civil Liberties and Law enforcement: The Role of the FBI by John Edgar Hoover booklet; United States of America v. Dorothy Rose Forest et al.. reduction of bail; Official Biography of Patrick Murphy Malin, Director, ACLU; ACLU Newsletter; Proposed Statement on the Filming, Broadcasting, and Televising of Courtroom Proceedings, Legislative Sessions, and Legislative Hearings; The Broadcasting and Televising of Court Room Proceedings, Legislative Sessions, and Legislative and Other Hearings;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Immigration, deportation; Antonia and William Sentner

Folder 13: St. Louis County-Community Development Program Performance Report, 1981

Includes: St. Louis County, Missouri Community Development Program Grantee Performance Report: July 9, 1975 - June 30, 1981 by Gene McNary, County Executive

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Housing

Folder 14: St. Louis County Municipal Courts, 1973-1976

Includes: "A Study of St. Louis County Municipal Courts" by Kenneth W. Nuernberger; Bibliography; "ACLU Report: Municipal Night Court Justice in the City of St. Louis" by Barbara Grossman; letters from Women's Crusade Against Crime; letters regarding municipal courts; letters regarding Susan S. Turi on Municipal Court No. 1; summary of St. Louis Workhouse system; "ACLU Report: Municipal Court Justice in the City of St. Louis" by Susan S. Turi; Synopsis of Proposed Amendment to Judicial Article of the City Charter by Section Number; Press release on non-political and tenure of city judges; letters regarding Dora Lee Hendrix; ACLU case file for Clyde Farris; "Reform of St. Louis City Courts" by John H. Poelker;

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Municipal courts; St. Louis City Workhouse; Night Housing Court;

Box 40

Folder 1: St. Louis County v. HUD, 1979

Folder 2: St. Louis County v. Kilmer, 1975-77

Folder 3: St. Louis County v. Varsity Theater, 1984

Folder 4: State Ethics Commission, 1990

Folder 5: State of Missouri v. Bloom , 1971

Regarding theater production of "Hair"

Folder 6: State of Missouri v. Bolin, 1982-83

Folder 7: State of Missouri v. Gensler, 1984-85

Folder 8: State of Missouri v. Greg Spilker, 1975

Folder 9: State of Missouri v. H.M. Walsh, 1986

Folder 10: State of Missouri v. Kent, 1972

Folder 11: State of Missouri v. Lauritson, folder 1, 1980

Folder 12: State of Missouri v. Lauritson, folder 2, 1980

Folder 13: State of Missouri v. Lynch, 1981-82

Folder 14: State of Missouri v. NOW, 1978-79

Folder 15: State of Missouri v. Owens, folder 1, 1978

Folder 16: State of Missouri v. Owens, folder 2, 1978

Box 41

Folder 1: State of Missouri v. Richard Smith, 1981

Folder 2: State of Missouri v. Smith, 1984-85

Folder 3: State of Missouri v. Stokes, 1982-83

Folder 4: State of Missouri v. Thompson, 1981

Folder 5: State of Missouri v. Thompson, 1983

Folder 6: State of Missouri v. Timothy England, 1977

Folder 7: Steering Committee Notes, 1979-85

Folder 8: Stevens, Ray Lee, 1975

Folder 9: Stevens v. Jr. College District of St. Louis and St. Louis County, 1975-76

Folder 10: Stoldt v. Maplewood Police Department, 1983

Folder 11: Stout v. St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners, 1975

Folder 12: Stringham v. City of Jennings, 1976

Folder 13: Stripp v. Western School District, 1981-1982

Folder 14: Student Right to Vote - University of Missouri, 1971-72

Folder 15: Student Rights, 1971-81

Folder 16: Student Rights, 1972-76

Folder 17: Student Rights, 1972-78

Folder 18: Student Rights, 1973

Folder 19: Student Rights, 1973-83

Box 42

Folder 1: Student Rights, 1973-1984

Folder 2: Student Rights, 1974

Folder 3: Student Rights, 1975

Folder 4: Student Rights - Access to Records, 1973-1977

Folder 5: Student Rights - Corporal Punishment, 1976-1977

Folder 6: Student Rights - Hair/Dress Codes, 1970-1979

Folder 7: Student Rights - Information, 1970-1978

Folder 8: Study of 8th Circuit Court of Appeals, 1976-1979

Folder 9: Sullens v. McDonnell Douglas, 1976-1977

Folder 10: Swift, Greg, 1971-1972

Folder 11: Taff v. Rockwood School District, 1977-1978

Folder 12: Target v. United Farm Workers, 1974-1975

Folder 13: Tarwater, Sammy, 1975

Folder 14: Tate, Yvonne, Ocie, 1975

Folder 15: Taylor, Jerry Lee, 1977

Folder 16: Taylor, Noel - Theater Association, 1973

Folder 17: Taylor, Sherry, 1973-1974

Folder 18: Taylor v. Board of Education of Warren R-2 School District, 1974-1975

Folder 19: Taylor v. Fulton State Hospital, 1978-1981

Folder 20: Telefair/Dodson, 1971-1972

Folder 21: Thurman, Michael, 1972

Folder 22: Trudeau, Noel C. v. Donald W. Wyrick, 1977-1984

Folder 23: Trudeau v. Wyrick - Folder 1, 1977-1985

Folder 24: Trudeau v. Wyrick - Folder 2, 1977-1985

Folder 25: Trudeau v. Wyrick, 1971-1976

Folder 26: Trudeau v. Wyrick, 1971-1978

Box 43

Folder 1: Turley v. Wyrick, 1973

Folder 2: Turley v. Wyrick, 1973-1977

Folder 3: Turley v. Wyrick, 1974

Folder 4: Turley v. Wyrick, 1974-1978

Folder 5: Turley v. Wyrick, 1975-1978

Folder 6: Turley v. Wyrick, 1977-1978

Folder 7: Turley v. Wyrick, no date

Folder 8: Turley v. Wyrick - Transcript, Folder 1, 1970

Folder 9: Turley v. Wyrick - Transcript, Folder 2, 1970

Folder 10: Tuscher, Jim, 1973

Box 44

Folder 1: Tye v. Lark, 1972

Folder 2: Tyler, Melvin Leroy, 1973-1979

Folder 3: Tyler v. Schweitzer, 1975-1978

Folder 4: Tyler v. Schweitzer, 1981-1985

Folder 5: Tyler v. Schweitzer - Companion Case File, 1981-1982

Folder 6: Tyler v. Schweitzer - Hearings, 1982-1983

Folder 7: Tyler v. Schweitzer - Inmate Interviews, 1982-1984

Folder 8: Tyler v. Schweitzer - Legal File, 1975-1986

Folder 9: Tyler v. Schweitzer - Press Clippings, 1982-1983

Folder 10: Tyler v. Schweitzer - Rigby Extradition, 1982

Folder 11: Understall, 1973

Folder 12: United Black Fund, Inc. v. City of St. Louis, 1980-1981

Folder 13: United Cerebral Palsy - Transportation for Handicapped Students, 1974

Folder 14: United Front v. Mayor Lyng, 1982

Folder 15: University City - Tax referendum, 1979-1980

Folder 16: University of Missouri v. Horowitz, 1977-1978

Folder 17: U.S. v. Hazelwood School District, 1977

Folder 18: U.S. v. St. Louis, 1984-1987

Folder 19: U.S. v. St. Louis, 1985-1986

Folder 20: U.S. Labor Party, 1975-1976

Folder 21: U.S. Labor Party v. Kirkpatrick, no date

Folder 22: USA v. Bangert and Kandel, 1980-1982

Folder 23: Van Sile, Debbie, 1974

Folder 24: Vaughan, Don, Jr., 1974

Box 45

Folder 1: Volunteer Manual, 1983-1986

Folder 2: Volunteer Manual, 1987

Folder 3: Vote Tabulations, 1980-1982

Folder 4: Voter Registration Outreach Project, 1983

Folder 5: Voting/Election Procedures - Political Party Registration, Fair Ballot Access, 1972-1977

Folder 6: Voting/Election Procedures - Residency Requirements, 1970-1972

Folder 7: Voting/Election Process, 1972-1974

Folder 8: Waggoner, Clarence - Police Action, 1974

Folder 9: Waggoner, Dennis, 1976

Folder 10: Wagstaff v. City of Maplewood, 1973-1979

Folder 11: Wagstaff v. City of Maplewood, 1977-1979

Folder 12: Wagstaff v. City of Maplewood, 1977-1981

Folder 13: Wallace, Linda - Complaint Against Missouri Baptist Children

Folder 14: Walls, Rodney, 1975

Folder 15: Weaver - Prisoner Goldstein, 1973-1976

Folder 16: Wendland v. Special School District, 1981-1983

Folder 17: Wengler v. Druggists Mutual, 1979

Folder 18: Whaley, et al v. Prokopf, 1978

Folder 19: West County Housing Development Corporation, 1976-1978

Folder 20: Wetzel, Harry, 1969-1976

Folder 21: White v. City of St. Louis, no date

Folder 22: White, Wilfram Edward, 1972

Folder 23: Wicker, Jean, no date

Folder 24: Williams, Bobby Lee, 1973-1975

Folder 25: Williams, Napoleon, 1975

Folder 26: Williams, Samuel, 1973-1974

Folder 27: Williams, Valerie - In the Interest of, 1982-1983

Folder 28: Willis, Anita, 1975

Folder 29: Wilson, Joseph Lee, 1971-1977

Folder 30: Wilson, Rebbecca, 1975

Folder 31: Wilson v. McNeal, 1971-1977

Folder 32: Wilson v. McNeal, 1977-1979

Folder 33: Wilson v. Miller, et al, 1971-1979

Folder 34: Wolf v. City of Clayton, 1984-1985

Folder 35: Women's Rights Project - Title 20, 1975-1984

Box 46

Folder 1: Woodland School District, 1978-1979

Folder 2: Workplace Rights, no date

Folder 3: Wren v. T.I.M.E. DC, Inc., 1977-1979

Folder 4: Wurm, Jamison v. City of St. Louis - Appeal, Briefs, 1986-1987

Folder 5: Wurm v. City of St. Louis - Correcpondence/Notes, 1984-1986

Folder 6: Wurm v. City of St. Louis - Legal File, 1985-1986

Folder 7: Wurm v. City of St. Louis - Research, 1977-1988

Folder 8: Wylie v. State of Missouri, 1975

Folder 9: Young, Earl, 1984

Folder 10: Young v. Perry County Juvenile Court, 1975

Folder 11: Zarembka, Arlene, 1972-1974

regarding discriminatory aspects of bar application process

Series 4: ACLU of Eastern Missouri Files, 1959 - 1995

Arrangement: Arranged alphabetically

Use Restrictions: Series 4, Subseries 2 files closed for 25 years (after their creation), except with written permission of the Executive Director,

Sub-Series 1: Administrative and Subject Files

Box 1

Folder 1: Abortion, 1986-1989

St. Louis Newspaper Clippings; "Key Reproductive Freedom Issues"

Folder 2: Abortion (Anti Terrorism), 1985-1987

Newspaper clippings; press releases; memos

Folder 3: Abortion (Court Decisions), 1986-1990

Includes press clippings for Hodgson v. Minnesota and Turnock v. Ragsdale; "Current Status of the Supreme Court and Abortion law; Memos

Folder 4: Abortion (Federal Legislation and D.C.), 1989

Inlcudes flyers; memos; newspaper clippings

Folder 5: Abortion (Missouri House Bill 1596), 1986

Press release; newsletters; newspaper clippings

Folder 6: Abortion (Webster Case, 1986-1992

Includes: Court documents; Press releases; Newspaper clippings; List of abortion related cases 1988; roll call vote Missouri House.

Folder 7: Academic Freedom 1 of 3, 1967-1968

Includes: ACLU National working papers 1968; ACLU National Academic Freedom Committee memos and minutes; Handbook of police conduct; newspaper clippings; press release

Folder 8: Academic Freedom, 1966-1968

Abortion policy memo;

Folder 9: Academic Freedom 3 of 3, 1967

Academic Freedom Committee memos and minutes; Newspaper clippings; St. Louis Civil Liberties Committee Academic Freedom Flyer; National ACLU Flyers; National Board of Directors Memo;

Folder 10: Archives Committee, 1985-1993

Includes: Newspaper clippings; ACLU Eastern Missouri Memos; Outline of Washington University Archives

Folder 11: ACLU Bicentennial Events, 1991

Includes newspaper clippings; ACLU of Eastern Missouri Memos.

Folder 12: ACLU Criticism, 1974-1996

Letters from critics to ACLU of Estern Missouri and National ACLU; Newspaper clippings; magazine articles

Folder 13: ACLU Mid-Missouri Chapter Minutes, 1981-1994

Includes: minutes; memos; newspaper clippings; budgets; "Mid-Missouri Chapter Long-Range Plan"

Folder 14: ACLU National Annual Reports, 1970-1977, 1992, 1994

Folder 15: Annual Meeting, 1992

Flyer; memos; newspaper clippings; itinerary;

Access Restriction: Nadine Strossen speaker

Folder 16: Annual Meeting, 1993

Flyers; memos

Folder 17: Armstrong, Joyce (CV, Awards and Honors), 1972-1986

Includes: newspaper clippings; photograph of Joyce Armstrong; personal corespondence; resumes; biographies.

Folder 18: Armstrong, Joyce (15th Anniversary), 1987

Includes: correspondence and TV script

Folder 19: Armstrong, Joyce (Newspaper Clippings), 1984-1994

Folder 20: Armstrong, Joyce (Public Perception and Media), 1982-1988

Includes: newspaper clippings; resume; correspondence; certificate; photograph; press releases; employee list (handwritten)

Folder 21: Articles of Incorporation, 1966-1979

Tax filings; By-laws; minutes; Articles of incorporation

Folder 22: Baldwin, Roger, 1953-1991

Includes: newspaper clippings; obituaries; medal of freedom and memorial remarks; magazine; speeches; press releases; minutes

Box 2

Folder 1: Bicentennial Planning Committee (1989-92)

Folder 2: Board Correspondence (1986-95)

Folder 3: Board Elections and Qualifications

Folder 4: Board Rosters (1959-78)

Folder 5: Board Rosters (1979-95)

Folder 6: Board of Trustees Minutes (1952-84)

Box 3

Folder 1: Board of Trustees Minutes (1985-1990, 1992-1993)

missing 1991

Folder 2: Budget Planning (1987-91)

Folder 3: Campaign Planning

Folder 4: Campaign and Publicity Prospectuses for Recruitment

Folder 5: Carter, Jimmy (Presidency and Human Rights)

Folder 6: Censorship (Books and Literature)

Folder 7: Censorship (Movies and Film)

Folder 8: Child Abuse Committee Minutes (1988)

Folder 9: Church and State (Misc.)

Box 4

Folder 1: Church and State (Parochial Schools)

Folder 2: Civil Rights

Folder 3: Civil Liberties and the Poor

Folder 4: Committee to Preserve the Constitution Press Kits (1982)

Folder 5: Criminal Justice Committee Minutes (1983-89 and 93)

Folder 6: Development Committee Reports (1975-76)

Folder 7: Due Process

Folder 8: Employment (Loyalty and Security Policies)

Folder 9: Employment (Whistle blowers)

Folder 10: Executive Committee Minutes (1975-95)

Folder 11: FBI

Folder 12: Financial Reports (1978-87)

Folder 13: First Amendment Conference (1978)

Folder 14: Free Speech

Box 5

Folder 1: History of ACLU EM

Folder 2: Homelessness and Transients

Folder 3: Legal Steering Committee (1992-95)

Folder 4: Legislative Committee Minutes (1992)

Folder 5: Letters to the Editor and Media Perception

Folder 6: Living Constitution Conference (1985-93)

Box 6

Folder 1: Long Range Planning Committee (1970-95)

Folder 2: Media Coverage (1992)

Folder 3: Media Coverage (Public Radio)

Folder 4: Midwest Affiliates Conference (1973-94)

Folder 5: Military Rights, the Draft and Racial Discrimination

Folder 6: Missouri Coalition Against Censorship (1986-88)

Folder 7: Missouri Prisons (National Prison Project)

Folder 8: National Security (Iran gate)

Folder 9: National Security (Nuclear Power)

Folder 10: National Security (Security Clearances)

Folder 11: Nominating Committee (1993-94)

Folder 12: Police Relations

Folder 13: Police Relations Committee (1992-94)

Box 7

Folder 1: Pornography

Folder 2: Press Releases (1986-90)

Folder 3: Privacy (Bank Records)

Folder 4: Privacy Committee (1989-90)

Folder 5: Privacy (Employee Polygraph Protection Act)

Folder 6: Privacy (Government Surveillance [Armed Forces])

Folder 7: Privacy (Government Surveillance [FBI])

Folder 8: Privacy (Government Surveillance [General]

Folder 9: Privacy (Government Surveillance [House Internal Security Committee])

Folder 10: Privacy (Law Enforcement Assistance Act)

Folder 11: Privacy (Patient Locator)

Folder 12: Privacy (Privacy Act of 1974

Folder 13: Privacy (Public Utilities Records)

Folder 14: Privacy (Social Security Numbers)

Folder 15: Privacy (Tax Records)

Folder 16: Public Programs and Events (1973-83)

Folder 17: Publication ("Civil Liberties" [1966-85])

Box 8

Folder 1: Publication ("Liberties" [1961-96])

Folder 2: Reagan, Ronald (Censorship)

Folder 3: Reagan, Ronald (Impeachment)

Folder 4: Search and Seizure (Turn in Pusher [TIP]  Program)

Folder 5: Speaker Engagements (1986-92)

Folder 6: Student Internships and Practicums (1973-89)

Folder 7: Student Press Awards

Folder 8: Student Press Rights Handbooks

Folder 9: Study of Federal District Court Decisions War (Draft)

Folder 10: Washington University Civil Liberties Union

Folder 11: U.S. Supreme Court Terms (1986-88)

Folder 12: Voting, Elections, and Absentee Ballot

Sub-Series 2: Cases Files and Master Dockets

Box 9

Folder 1: Appleberry v. Dotson (1992)

Folder 2: Anheuser-Busch v. Balducci (1989)

Folder 3: Anti-Apartheid Demonstrators v. University of  Missouri at Columbia (1987)

Folder 4: Areaco Investment Co. v. Linderer (1987)

Folder 5: Carr v. Missouri Division of Revenue (1988)

Folder 6: Child Care Assoc. of St. Louis v. O'Hara (1987-89)

Folder 7: Cline v. Oregon County (1987)

Folder 8: Coalition for the Environment v. Jennings (1987)

Folder 9: Davis v. Jewel (1986)

Folder 10: D.C. v. City of St. Louis (1987)

Legal case challenging city's masquerading ordinance criminalizing cross-dressing.

Biographical/Historical Note: Topcis: Gay rights, Trans rights.

Folder 11: Dicandia v. St. Louis County (1988-91)

Folder 12: Edwards v. Franklin County (1991)

Folder 13: Ellisville v. O'Reilly (1989)

Folder 14: Epple v. Boehm (1988)

Folder 15: Feast v. Robinson (1990)

Box 10

Folder 1: Free Speech Pornography Committee v. U.S. AFT (1990)

Folder 2: Gesslings v. Privacy (1989)

Folder 3: Gideon v. Wainright (1984)

Folder 4: Gilleo v. Ladue (1993)

Folder 5: Iron Eyes v. Dowd (1990)

Folder 6: Jacobs v. St. Louis Lambert Airport (1990)

Folder 7: Jamison (Wurm) v. City of St. Louis (1987)

Folder 8: Kancijanic v. Skelly (1986)

Box 11

Folder 1: Kemp v. Moore (1990)

Folder 2: Kendrick v. Heckler (1983-88)

Folder 3: Kennet v. Pulliam and White (1989)

Folder 4: Kitchell v. Jones (1989)

Folder 5: K.M.H. v. T.C.H. (1988-89)

Folder 6: Koeting v. Moore (1987)

Folder 7: Lang v. St. Louis Police Department (1988)

Folder 8: Lewis v. Pearson (1990)

Box 12

Folder 1: Liddell v. Board of Education (1983)

Folder 2: Manifold v. Blunt (1989)

Folder 3: McCulloch v. Cain (1986)

Folder 4: Meramec Community College v. Cornillon (1987)

Folder 5: Obendorfer v. City of Lakeshire (1986)

Folder 6: Oberkramer v. Eureka (1988)

Folder 7: Pagedale v. Surtin (1988)

Folder 8: Parisi v. U.S. National Park Service (1991)

Folder 9: Quinn v. Millsap (1988)

Folder 10: Reed v. Orton (1986)

Folder 11: Reproductive Health Services v. Webster (1989)

Folder 12: Roberts v. Wamser (1989)

Folder 13: Roddy v. Creve Couer (1988)

Folder 14: Ryan, John v. Prolife Direct Action League (1987)

Folder 15: Saint Louis v. Gonzales (1993)

Folder 16: Serio v. Hartsburg School District (1986)

Folder 17: Socialist Workers Party v. University City (1987)

Folder 18: Sonfist v. St. Louis (1987)

Folder 19: State of Missouri v. Badran (1991)

Box 13

Folder 1: State of Missouri v. Blunt (1992)

Folder 2: State of Missouri v. Burrell (1988)

Folder 3: Swope v. Delo (1990)

Folder 4: Thames Enterprises v. City of St. Louis (1988)

Folder 5: Trudeau v. Wyrick (1984)

Folder 6: Tyler v. Murphy (1991)

Folder 7: United States v. Ramsey (1986-89)

Folder 8: U.S. Dept. of Justice v. Black Jack, City of (1994)

Folder 9: Video v. Webster (1989)

Folder 10: Voelker v. U.S. Department of Fish and Wildlife (1988)

Folder 11: Wagner v. O'Hara (1986)

Folder 12: Webster Groves v. Reid (1987)

Folder 13: Wilder v. Bernstein (1984)

Folder 14: Wimberly v. JC Penney (1985)

Folder 15: Yow v. Elsberry (1988)

Folder 16: Master Dockets for ACLU EM (1981-91)

Series 5: ACLU of Eastern Missouri Files, 1960 - 2003

Arrangement: Arranged alphabetically

Use Restrictions: Files closed for 25 years (after their creation), except with written permission of the Executive Director,

Sub-Series 1: Legal Cases

Box 1

Folder 1: Abdyllahi v. Reno  - Documents (1 of 2)

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Immigrants Rights

Folder 2: Abdyllahi v. Reno  - Documents (2 of 2)

Folder 3: Bakron Corporation v. Universal Sewing Supply, Inc, Case No. 58 181 0007 97 - Correspondence

Folder 4: Bakron Corporation v. Universal Sewing Supply, Inc, Case No. 58 181 0007 97 - Documents (Record of Hearing, Financial Records)

Folder 5: Bakron Corporation v. Universal Sewing Supply, Inc, Case No. 58 181 0007 97 - File Notes

Folder 6: Bakron Corporation v. Universal Sewing Supply, Inc, Case No. 58 181 0007 97 - Pleadings (1 of 8)

Folder 7: Bakron Corporation v. Universal Sewing Supply, Inc, Case No. 58 181 0007 97 - Pleadings (2 of 8)

Folder 8: Bakron Corporation v. Universal Sewing Supply, Inc, Case No. 58 181 0007 97 - Pleadings (3 of 8)

Folder 9: Bakron Corporation v. Universal Sewing Supply, Inc, Case No. 58 181 0007 97 - Pleadings (4 of 8)

Folder 10: Bakron Corporation v. Universal Sewing Supply, Inc, Case No. 58 181 0007 97 - Pleadings (5 of 8) (A-G, Table of Contents)

Folder 11: Bakron Corporation v. Universal Sewing Supply, Inc, Case No. 58 181 0007 97 - Pleadings (6 of 8) (H)

Folder 12: Bakron Corporation v. Universal Sewing Supply, Inc, Case No. 58 181 0007 97 - Pleadings (7 of 8) (H)

Folder 13: Bakron Corporation v. Universal Sewing Supply, Inc, Case No. 58 181 0007 97 - Pleadings (8 of 8) (I-EE)

Folder 14: Barrier v. Dol 1998 (ACLU #495) - Complaints (1 of 2)

Summary: About Discrimination for Sexual Orientation

Folder 15: Barrier v. Dol 1998 (ACLU #495) - Complaints (2 of 2)

Folder 16: Barrier v. Dol 1998 (ACLU #495) - Correspondence (1 of 3)

Folder 17: Barrier v. Dol 1998 (ACLU #495) - Correspondence (2 of 3)

Folder 18: Barrier v. Dol 1998 (ACLU #495) - Correspondence (3 of 3)

Folder 19: Barrier v. Dol 1998 (ACLU #495) - Documents (includes: Employment Records)

Folder 20: Barrier v. Dol 1998 (ACLU #495) - Research Notes

Folder 21: Beussink v. Woodland High School 1998 (ACLU #493) - Correspondence

Folder 22: Beussink v. Woodland High School 1998 (ACLU #493) - File Memos

Folder 23: Beussink v. Woodland High School 1998 (ACLU #493) - Depositions (1 of 2)

Folder 24: Beussink v. Woodland High School 1998 (ACLU #493) - Depositions (2 of 2)

Folder 25: Beussink v. Woodland High School 1998 (ACLU #493) - Discipline Record, Computer Agreements

Folder 26: Beussink v. Woodland High School 1998 (ACLU #493) - Legal Research

Folder 27: Beussink v. Woodland High School 1998 (ACLU #493) - Press

Folder 28: Bosley Jr., Freeman v. Villa, Thomas A. (ACLU #433), No. 92-3826 - Correspondence and Notes

Summary: African American Voting Rights; Plaintiff allege the City

Folder 29: Bosley Jr., Freeman v. Villa, Thomas A. (ACLU #433), No. 92-3826 - Pleadings / Documents (includes: Brief of Amicus Curiae)

Folder 30: Bosley Jr., Freeman v. Villa, Thomas A. (ACLU #433), No. 92-3826 - Research

Box 2

Folder 1: Carver, Thomas D. v. Nixon (ACLU #446), No. 95-2608 - Notes / Media / Correspondence

Summary: Judges were Bowman, Ross and Gibson, John R.

Folder 2: Carver, Thomas D. v. Nixon (ACLU #446), No. 95-2608 - Amicus Curiae

Folder 3: Carver, Thomas D. v. Nixon (ACLU #446), No. 95-2608 - Documents (includes: brief of appellees; US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit) (1 of 2)

Folder 4: Carver, Thomas D. v. Nixon (ACLU #446), No. 95-2608 - Documents (includes: brief of appellees; US Court of Appeals (2 of 2)  for the Eighth Circuit)

Folder 5: Carver, Thomas D. v. Nixon (ACLU #446), No. 95-2608 - Pleadings

Folder 6: Casey, John C. v. Cabool, City of Missouri, et al. (ACLU #404), Case No. 91-3173-CV-S-E, Plaintiff/ Appellant Attorneys: Jones, Donald W and Gammon, Timothy E.; Defense/Appellee Attorney: Susman, Frank; Hedrick, Peggy; Allsberry, Gregory K. - Correspondence

Summary: Whether or not a municipal government hay be held liable for discharging an employee for making private statements critical of city officials and policies. Judge: England, James C.

Folder 7: Casey, John C. v. Cabool, City of Missouri, et al. (ACLU #404), Case No. 91-3173-CV-S-E, Plaintiff/ Appellant Attorneys: Jones, Donald W and Gammon, Timothy E.; Defense/Appellee Attorney: Susman, Frank; Hedrick, Peggy; Allsberry, Gregory K. - Documents (includes: brief of appellee)

Folder 8: Casey, John C. v. Cabool, City of Missouri, et al. (ACLU #404), Case No. 91-3173-CV-S-E, Plaintiff/ Appellant Attorneys: Jones, Donald W and Gammon, Timothy E.; Defense/Appellee Attorney: Susman, Frank; Hedrick, Peggy; Allsberry, Gregory K. - Notes

Folder 9: Casey, John C. v. Cabool, City of Missouri, et al. (ACLU #404), Case No. 91-3173-CV-S-E, Plaintiff/ Appellant Attorneys: Jones, Donald W and Gammon, Timothy E.; Defense/Appellee Attorney: Susman, Frank; Hedrick, Peggy; Allsberry, Gregory K. -

Folder 10: Casey, John C. v. Cabool, City of Missouri, et al. (ACLU #404), Case No. 91-3173-CV-S-E, Plaintiff/ Appellant Attorneys: Jones, Donald W and Gammon, Timothy E.; Defense/Appellee Attorney: Susman, Frank; Hedrick, Peggy; Allsberry, Gregory K. - Pleadings

Folder 11: Clemency, Case Files - Battered Women Syndrome

Folder 12: Clemency, Case Files - Battered Women Syndrome

Folder 13: Clemency, Case Files - Bach, Lynda

Folder 14: Clemency, Case Files - Twenter, Virginia (Habeas)

Folder 15: Clemency, Case Files - Twenter, Virginia

Folder 16: Clemency, Case Files - Judy Henderson- Transcripts (1 of 3)

Folder 17: Clemency, Case Files - Judy Henderson- Transcripts (2 of 3)

Folder 18: Clemency, Case Files - Judy Henderson- Transcripts (3 of 3)

Folder 19: Clemency, Case Files - Judy Henderson- Correspondence

Folder 20: Clemency, Case Files - Correspondence between Four Women (Judy Henderson, Betty Coleman, Desire Earl, Patty Prewitt)

Folder 21: Clemency, Case Files - Clippings (Labeled Point IV and Point II-B)

Folder 22: Clemency, Case Files - Legal File (Incomplete)

Folder 23: Clemency, Case Files - Judy Henderson-Certificates/Awards

Folder 24: Clemency, Case Files - Judy Henderson-Documents

Folder 25: Clemency, Case Files - Judy Henderson- Psychological Reports

Folder 26: Clemency, Case Files - Judy Henderson-Legal Issues and Newspaper Articles

Folder 27: Clemency, Case Files - Judy Henderson-Her record in Prison

Folder 28: Clemency, Case Files - Judy Henderson-Family-Early Childhood

Folder 29: Clemency, Case Files - Judy Henderson-Friends-Adulthood and Marriage

Folder 30: Clemency, Case Files - Judy Henderson-People Who knew her as a Prisoner

Folder 31: Clemency, Case Files - Judy Henderson-People Involved in her Rehabilitation

Folder 32: Clemency, Case Files - Judy Henderson- Oral Argument Before 8th Federal US Court

Folder 33: Clemency, Case Files - Research

Folder 34: Clemency, Case Files - Jack Martin

Folder 35: Darner, David O. et al. v. St. Louis Police Department, 1999 (ACLU #503) - Correspondence

Summary: This case involves a challenge to police conduct during the Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras celebrations in Soulard.

Folder 36: Darner, David O. et al. v. St. Louis Police Department, 1999 (ACLU #503) - Media

Folder 37: Darner, David O. et al. v. St. Louis Police Department, 1999 (ACLU #503) - Notes

Minutes from March 11, 1999 Legal Committee Meeting, Mardi Gras Complaints

Folder 38: Darner, David O. et al. v. St. Louis Police Department, 1999 (ACLU #503) - Pleadings

Box 3

Folder 1: Fredholm v. Marler, Case No. CV197-791CC - Correspondence

Summary: Case involved the planning and zoning question (the proposed planning and zoning district was drafted for the area that encompasses a significant portion or Camden County around the lake)

Folder 2: Fredholm v. Marler, Case No. CV197-791CC - Documents

Includes: Notice of appeal, certification of election results

Folder 3: Fredholm v. Marler, Case No. CV197-791CC - Pleadings

Folder 4: Gill v. Columbia 93 School District, No. 99-3807 - Amicus Curiae (3.25" computer diskettes - REMOVED)

Summary: The case involves Matthew Gill, a young boy with autism whose parents are challenging the educational plan developed for their son by the Columbia School District.  The parents [Alan and Deborah Gill] believe their son should be in a program that has special benefits for students with autism.  They challenged the district

Folder 5: Gill v. Columbia 93 School District, No. 99-3807 - Appellant Brief (1 of 3)

Folder 6: Gill v. Columbia 93 School District, No. 99-3807 - Appellant Brief (2 of 3)

Folder 7: Gill v. Columbia 93 School District, No. 99-3807 - Appellant Brief (3 of 3)

Physical Description: 3.25" computer diskettes - Digital Media REMOVED

Folder 8: Gill v. Columbia 93 School District, No. 99-3807 - Appellee's Brief

Folder 9: Gill v. Columbia 93 School District, No. 99-3807 - Correspondence

Folder 10: Gill v. Columbia 93 School District, No. 99-3807 - Documents

Folder 11: Gill v. Columbia 93 School District, No. 99-3807 - Pleadings

Folder 12: Good News v. Ladue 1992, Case No. 4: 02CV001813 - Correspondence

Folder 13: Good News v. Ladue 1992, Case No. 4: 02CV001813 - File Notes

Folder 14: Good News v. Ladue 1992, Case No. 4: 02CV001813 - Media

Folder 15: Good News v. Ladue 1992, Case No. 4: 02CV001813 - Pleadings

Folder 16: Good News v. Ladue 1992, Case No. 4: 02CV001813 - Policies

Folder 17: Haas v. St. Louis School Board (ACLU #489)  - Correspondence

Summary: challenged a resolution passed by the St. Louis Board that prohibits school board members from discussing with the public any board matters conducted in executive session.

Folder 18: Haas v. St. Louis School Board (ACLU #489)  - File Notes

Folder 19: Haas v. St. Louis School Board (ACLU #489)  - Pleadings

Folder 20: Haas v. St. Louis School Board (ACLU #489)  - Legal Memos

Folder 21: Haas v. St. Louis School Board (ACLU #489)  - Press

Folder 22: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - Correspondence

Summary: About Censorship of High School Newspaper; Judge: John F. Nangle. Attorneys: Edwards, Leslie and Miller, Steven; Attorneys: Susman, Frank and Wolff, Donald;

Folder 23: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - Documents  (includes: On Petition for Writ of Certiorari to the US Court of Appeals for the Eight Circuit (Case No. 86-836) Brief in Opposition by Leslie Edwards, Legal Docket, Brief of Respondents, Motion for Leave to File Amicus Curiae and Brief Amicus Curiae of the ACLU and ACLU of Easter Missouri in support of Respondents (No. 86-836))

Folder 24: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - Legal Memorandum

Folder 25: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - Media  (includes: 9/13/1987 The New York Times Magazine.  "From Hazelwood to the High Court."

Folder 26: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -1/14/1987 Wall Street Journal.  "Supreme Court Rules 5-3 The Principle Had Power to Censor School Newspaper."

Folder 27: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -10/14/1987.  Freivogel, William H.  Post-Dispatch. "Highest Court Hears School Paper Case."

Folder 28: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -10/14/1987.  Freivogel, William H. Post-Dispatch. "Hazelwood Students Sought

Folder 29: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -10/25/1987 Yoder, Edwin. Post-Dispatch. "The Principal Issue in School Paper Case."

Folder 30: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -10/1987-11/03/1987.  Lobbia, J.A.  Riverfront Times.  "Hazelwood

Folder 31: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -Lock, Keltner Commentary [Post-Dispatch?] "A Principle Tested Unto Death"

Folder 32: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -1988 Cartoon. Post-Dispatch

Folder 33: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -1/19/1988 Letters. Post-Dispatch "Supreme Court Teaches Hazelwood a Lesson."

Folder 34: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -1/19/1988 Chapman, Stephan.  Post-Dispatch. "The Hazelwood Case Offers A Poor Lesson."

Folder 35: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -1/21/1988 Wicker, Tom. Post-Dispatch. "Far-Reaching Echoes of Hazelwood Case."

Folder 36: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -1/23/1988 Post-Dispatch.  "Learning From Hazelwood."

Folder 37: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -1/27/1988 Post-Dispatch. "What Have Journalists Learned?"

Folder 38: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -2/1988.  SJR.  [several articles on Hazelwood in this section]

Folder 39: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -2/02/1988 Commentary Post-Dispatch [Reynolds, Robert E. "From Classroom to Courtroom"] and [McCallie, Franklin S. "

Folder 40: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -2/02/1988 Smart, Lesie.  Student Life. "Court Ruling Really Hurts."

Folder 41: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -2/03/1988 Curtis, Thomas. Post-Dispatch "Mature Look at Hazelwood Case"

Folder 42: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -5/12/1988 Post-Dispatch.  "More Fallout From Hazelwood Ruling"

Folder 43: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - -Commentary Post-Dispatch [White, Byron "School Paper is not A Public Forum"] and [Brennan, William. "How to Teach, If Not By Example?"])

Folder 44: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - Notes

Folder 45: Hazelwood School District (Kuhlmeier, Cathy v. Hazelwood School District et al.) (ACLU #312), Case No. 83-2039C (US District Court, E.D. MO) and Case No. 85-1616 EM (Eighth Circuit) - Pleadings

Folder 46: Henerey v. St. Charles School District (ACLU #485), No. 98-3439 - Appeal -8th Circuit

Summary: Appeland Adam Henerey ran for junior class president in April 1997 at St. Charles High School.  His theme was "Vote for Adam Henerey: The Safe Choice," because his platform was about safe sex education for high school students.  He distributed condoms to a few students and only to those that specifically asked.  He won the election but officials who discovered he distributed condoms as part of his campaign refused him the position.  Adam filed suit that his first amendment rights had been violated.  Attorneys: Dayna F. Deck and Rebecca S. Stith ; Judge: The Honorable Charles A. Shaw.

Folder 47: Henerey v. St. Charles School District (ACLU #485), No. 98-3439 - Appellant (1 of 2)

Folder 48: Henerey v. St. Charles School District (ACLU #485), No. 98-3439 - Appellant (2 of 2)

Folder 49: Henerey v. St. Charles School District (ACLU #485), No. 98-3439 - Appellee Brief

Folder 50: Henerey v. St. Charles School District (ACLU #485), No. 98-3439 - Correspondence

Folder 51: Henerey v. St. Charles School District (ACLU #485), No. 98-3439 - File Notes

Folder 52: Henerey v. St. Charles School District (ACLU #485), No. 98-3439 - Legal Research

Folder 53: Henerey v. St. Charles School District (ACLU #485), No. 98-3439 - Pleadings (1 of 2)

Folder 54: Henerey v. St. Charles School District (ACLU #485), No. 98-3439 - Pleadings (2 of 2)

Folder 55: Henerey v. St. Charles School District (ACLU #485), No. 98-3439 - Press

Box 4

Folder 1: Christina M. Hoffmeister v. Jerry Hoffmeister (ACLU #491) Cause No. 677385 - Amici Curiae

Summary: Hoffmeister Custody Case; Jay D. Fisk

Folder 2: Christina M. Hoffmeister v. Jerry Hoffmeister (ACLU #491) Cause No. 677385 - Correspondence

Folder 3: Christina M. Hoffmeister v. Jerry Hoffmeister (ACLU #491) Cause No. 677385 - Documents

Folder 4: Christina M. Hoffmeister v. Jerry Hoffmeister (ACLU #491) Cause No. 677385 - Pleadings (1998)

Folder 5: Christina M. Hoffmeister v. Jerry Hoffmeister (ACLU #491) Cause No. 677385 - Transcript

Folder 6: Interactive Digital Software v. St. Louis County (amicus) (ACLU #528), Case No. 01-3010 - Amicus Briefs

Summary: Video games and free speech; US District Judge Stephen Limbaugh-Denise Lieberman

Folder 7: Interactive Digital Software v. St. Louis County (amicus) (ACLU #528), Case No. 01-3010 - Correspondence

Folder 8: Interactive Digital Software v. St. Louis County (amicus) (ACLU #528), Case No. 01-3010 - Legal Research (1 of 2)

Folder 9: Interactive Digital Software v. St. Louis County (amicus) (ACLU #528), Case No. 01-3010 - Legal Research (2 of 2)

Folder 10: Interactive Digital Software v. St. Louis County (amicus) (ACLU #528), Case No. 01-3010 - Media

Folder 11: Interactive Digital Software v. St. Louis County (amicus) (ACLU #528), Case No. 01-3010 - Memorandum

Folder 12: Interactive Digital Software v. St. Louis County (amicus) (ACLU #528), Case No. 01-3010 - Pleadings

Folder 13: Klaus v. State of Missouri, Case No. 99CV91 - Correspondence 1998 (includes: Arthur Fenno to Denise Lieberman; Denise Lieberman to John Reinstein)

Summary: About a challenge to a Missouri statute requiring certain enumerated felony offenders to submit to a blood sample for DNA data banking. Cooperating Attorney: Hogan, Tim; Opposing Counsel: Boresi, Susan.

Folder 14: Klaus v. State of Missouri, Case No. 99CV91 - Documents 1998 (includes: Memorandum of Decision and Order on Plaintiffs' Second Motion For Preliminary Injunction; Privacy Journal; Amended Verified Complaint for Declaratory and Injunctive Release; Plaintiffs' Second Mition for Preliminary Injunction; Excerpts from Massachusetts Superior Court Opinion in Landry v. Harshberger (1998), Litigation Agreements)

Folder 15: Klaus v. State of Missouri, Case No. 99CV91 - Legal Research 1998

Folder 16: Klaus v. State of Missouri, Case No. 99CV91 - Folder

Folder 17: Klaus v. State of Missouri, Case No. 99CV91 - Pleadings (1 of 2)

Folder 18: Klaus v. State of Missouri, Case No. 99CV91 - Pleadings (2 of 2)

Folder 19: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Curators of the University of Missouri (KWMU) (ACLU #488), Appeal No. 99-1168 - Appellee

Summary: Does a government operated radio-station

Folder 20: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Curators of the University of Missouri (KWMU) (ACLU #488), Appeal No. 99-1168 - Appellant

Folder 21: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Curators of the University of Missouri (KWMU) (ACLU #488), Appeal No. 99-1168 - Brief of Appellees

Folder 22: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Curators of the University of Missouri (KWMU) (ACLU #488), Appeal No. 99-1168 - Correspondence

Folder 23: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Curators of the University of Missouri (KWMU) (ACLU #488), Appeal No. 99-1168 - File Notes

Folder 24: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Curators of the University of Missouri (KWMU) (ACLU #488), Appeal No. 99-1168 - Pleadings (1 of 2)

Folder 25: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Curators of the University of Missouri (KWMU) (ACLU #488), Appeal No. 99-1168 - Pleadings (2 of 2)

Folder 26: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Curators of the University of Missouri (KWMU) (ACLU #488), Appeal No. 99-1168 - Pleadings 1998

Folder 27: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Curators of the University of Missouri (KWMU) (ACLU #488), Appeal No. 99-1168 - Press

Folder 28: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Curators of the University of Missouri (KWMU) (ACLU #488), Appeal No. 99-1168 - Transcript (1 of 2)

Folder 29: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Curators of the University of Missouri (KWMU) (ACLU #488), Appeal No. 99-1168 - Transcript (2 of 2)

Box 5

Folder 1: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Appeals of 8th Circuit

Summary: Missouri State Highway Transportation Commission filed suit against Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and Klan official, seeking declaratory judgment that state did not have to accept Klan

Folder 2: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Attorneys Fees Motion

Folder 3: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Correspondence

Folder 4: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Costs

Folder 5: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Depositions/Missouri Adopt-A-Highway Brochure (1 of 2)

Folder 6: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Depositions/Missouri Adopt-A-Highway Brochure (2 of 2)

Folder 7: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - File Notes

Physical Description: 3.25" computer diskette - Digital Media REMOVED

Folder 8: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Interoffice Memorandum

Folder 9: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Invoice 1995

Folder 10: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Media

Folder 11: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - North Carolina Program

Folder 12: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - PFLAG (Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays) Application

Folder 13: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Pleadings 1994

Folder 14: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Pleadings 1995

Folder 15: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Pleadings 1996 (1 of 2)

Folder 16: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Pleadings 1996 (2 of 2)

Folder 17: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Pleadings 1997

Folder 18: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Pleadings 1998 (1 of 2)

Folder 19: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Pleadings 1998 (2 of 2)

Folder 20: [Knights of the Ku Klux Klan] KKK v. Missouri Highway Commission (ACLU #438), No. 4:97CV02110MLM - Pleadings 1999

Box 6

Folder 1: Lacks, Cecilia v. Ferguson Reorganized School District 1998, Case No. 97-1859EM - Correspondence

Summary: About the use of profanity in schools; Before Chief Judge Richard S. Arnold and Circuit Judges Wollman and Hansen. Plaintiff

Folder 2: Lacks, Cecilia v. Ferguson Reorganized School District 1998, Case No. 97-1859EM - Media

Folder 3: Lacks, Cecilia v. Ferguson Reorganized School District 1998, Case No. 97-1859EM - Notes

Folder 4: Lacks, Cecilia v. Ferguson Reorganized School District 1998, Case No. 97-1859EM - Pleadings

Folder 5: Liebson v. State of Missouri (ACLU #519) - File Notes

Folder 6: Liebson v. State of Missouri (ACLU #519) - Jury Instruction

Folder 7: Liebson v. State of Missouri (ACLU #519) - Legal Research (1 of 2)

Folder 8: Liebson v. State of Missouri (ACLU #519) - Legal Research (2 of 2)

Folder 9: Lingar v. Bowersox (ACLU #492), Case No. 96-3609 - Correspondence

Summary: (death penalty) Amici believe that Mr. Lingar

Folder 10: Lingar v. Bowersox (ACLU #492), Case No. 96-3609 - Documents

includes: Memorandum, Press Release

Folder 11: Lingar v. Bowersox (ACLU #492), Case No. 96-3609 - Pleadings

Folder 12: Mandel v. Rhoades et al. (ACLU #524), Case No. 02CC-1867; Appeal No. ED 81642 - Amicus Curiae 2002

Summary: free speech and petitioning city officials; Judge: David Lee Vincent, III

Folder 13: Mandel v. Rhoades et al. (ACLU #524), Case No. 02CC-1867; Appeal No. ED 81642 - Correspondence 2002

Folder 14: Mandel v. Rhoades et al. (ACLU #524), Case No. 02CC-1867; Appeal No. ED 81642 - Documents (1 of 3)

Includes: Oral Argument Docket; Notice to Counsel

Folder 15: Mandel v. Rhoades et al. (ACLU #524), Case No. 02CC-1867; Appeal No. ED 81642 - Documents (2 of 3)

Includes: Rhoades' research of documents sent to Denise Lieberman

Folder 16: Mandel v. Rhoades et al. (ACLU #524), Case No. 02CC-1867; Appeal No. ED 81642 - Documents (3 of 3)

Folder 17: Mandel v. Rhoades et al. (ACLU #524), Case No. 02CC-1867; Appeal No. ED 81642 - File Notes

Folder 18: Mandel v. Rhoades et al. (ACLU #524), Case No. 02CC-1867; Appeal No. ED 81642 - Legal Files

Folder 19: Mandel v. Rhoades et al. (ACLU #524), Case No. 02CC-1867; Appeal No. ED 81642 - Legal Memorandum

Folder 20: Mandel v. Rhoades et al. (ACLU #524), Case No. 02CC-1867; Appeal No. ED 81642 - Legal Research

Folder 21: Mandel v. Rhoades et al. (ACLU #524), Case No. 02CC-1867; Appeal No. ED 81642 - Media (1 of 2)

Folder 22: Mandel v. Rhoades et al. (ACLU #524), Case No. 02CC-1867; Appeal No. ED 81642 - Media (2 of 2)

Folder 23: Mandel v. Rhoades et al. (ACLU #524), Case No. 02CC-1867; Appeal No. ED 81642 - Pleadings (1 of 2)

Folder 24: Mandel v. Rhoades et al. (ACLU #524), Case No. 02CC-1867; Appeal No. ED 81642 - Pleadings (2 of 2)

Box 7

Folder 1: McCann et al v. Ft. Zumwalt School District, Case No. 4:98CV01790RWS - Correspondence (same letter sent by Denise Lieberman to recipients)

Summary: Superintendent DuBray banned "White Rabbit" from the Jefferson Airplane album from being played based on song's content. Attorney: Green, Joseph L.;

Folder 2: McCann et al v. Ft. Zumwalt School District, Case No. 4:98CV01790RWS - File Notes (includes: litigation agreement, description of case, lyrics, e-mail from Lieberman)

Folder 3: McCann et al v. Ft. Zumwalt School District, Case No. 4:98CV01790RWS - Pleadings

Folder 4: McCann et al v. Ft. Zumwalt School District, Case No. 4:98CV01790RWS - Media

Includes: People Magazine 11/16/1998

Folder 5: McLin v. St. Louis Police Department, beginning 1998 - Correspondence

Summary: Client - Dennis McLin; St. Louis Police Officer Dennis McLin was suspended after remarks he made at a community forum on police brutality were published in a local newspaper.  Though off-duty and not in uniform at the time, he was quoted as saying that abuse and racism are rampant in the police force, and that many police officers are "sissies" from small towns that lack racial sensitivity.  He was suspended without pay for making remarks that could discredit the department.  ACLU represented McLin in his appeal April 10, 1998 before a Summary Board of the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners, after which the Summary Board upheld and increased McLin

Folder 6: McLin v. St. Louis Police Department, beginning 1999 - Drafts

Folder 7: McLin v. St. Louis Police Department, beginning 2000 - File Notes

Folder 8: McLin v. St. Louis Police Department, beginning 2001 - Pleadings

Folder 9: McLin v. St. Louis Police Department, beginning 2002 - Pleadings #2

Folder 10: McLin v. St. Louis Police Department, beginning 2003 - Pleadings #3

Folder 11: McLin v. St. Louis Police Department, beginning 2004 - Pleadings #4

Folder 12: McLin v. St. Louis Police Department, beginning 2005 - Police Department Policies

Folder 13: McLin v. St. Louis Police Department, beginning 2006 - Press

Folder 14: McLin v. St. Louis Police Department, beginning 2007 - Legal Research (1 of 2)

Folder 15: McLin v. St. Louis Police Department, beginning 2008 - Legal Research (2 of 2)

Folder 16: McRaven v. McRaven - Correspondence / Legal Research

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Grandparents visitation rights

Folder 17: McRaven v. McRaven - Memorandum

Folder 18: McRaven v. McRaven - Pleadings

Box 8

Folder 1: State [of Missouri] v. Pride, Missouri Supreme Court No. 81988; Circuit Court No. 197-153293F, Missouri Court of Appeals No. WD 54962 - Amici Curiae

Summary: Trial courts order denying appellant

Folder 2: State [of Missouri] v. Pride, Missouri Supreme Court No. 81988; Circuit Court No. 197-153293F, Missouri Court of Appeals No. WD 54962 - Amici Drafts

Folder 3: State [of Missouri] v. Pride, Missouri Supreme Court No. 81988; Circuit Court No. 197-153293F, Missouri Court of Appeals No. WD 54962 - Correspondence

Folder 4: State [of Missouri] v. Pride, Missouri Supreme Court No. 81988; Circuit Court No. 197-153293F, Missouri Court of Appeals No. WD 54962 - Petition for a Writ of Certiori

Folder 5: State [of Missouri] v. Pride, Missouri Supreme Court No. 81988; Circuit Court No. 197-153293F, Missouri Court of Appeals No. WD 54962 - Pleadings

Folder 6: State [of Missouri] v. Pride, Missouri Supreme Court No. 81988; Circuit Court No. 197-153293F, Missouri Court of Appeals No. WD 54962 - Research / Notes

Folder 7: State [of Missouri ] v. Osburn 2004 -  Documents (1 of 2)

Folder 8: State [of Missouri ] v. Osburn 2005 -  Documents (2 of 2)

Folder 9: State of Missouri v. Jeffrey Weinhaus 2001, Case No. 01CV6119977 - Background

Summary: Police targeting raves.

Folder 10: State of Missouri v. Jeffrey Weinhaus 2001, Case No. 01CV6119977 - Correspondence

Folder 11: State of Missouri v. Jeffrey Weinhaus 2001, Case No. 01CV6119977 - File Notes

Folder 12: State of Missouri v. Jeffrey Weinhaus 2001, Case No. 01CV6119977 - Legal Research

Folder 13: State of Missouri v. Jeffrey Weinhaus 2001, Case No. 01CV6119977 - Media

Folder 14: State of Missouri v. Jeffrey Weinhaus 2001, Case No. 01CV6119977 - Memorandum

Folder 15: State of Missouri v. Jeffrey Weinhaus 2001, Case No. 01CV6119977 - Pleadings

Folder 16: State of Missouri v. Jeffrey Weinhaus 2001, Case No. 01CV6119977 - Related Cases (Powerhouse Productions v. Board of Public Service)

Folder 17: Mitchell, Dustin v. Rolla S.D., Case No. 4:99CV01554JCH - Correspondence 1999

Folder 18: Mitchell, Dustin v. Rolla S.D., Case No. 4:99CV01554JCH - File Notes 1999

Folder 19: Mitchell, Dustin v. Rolla S.D., Case No. 4:99CV01554JCH - Legal Research 1999

Folder 20: Mitchell, Dustin v. Rolla S.D., Case No. 4:99CV01554JCH - Pleadings 1999

Folder 21: Mitchell, Dustin v. Rolla S.D., Case No. 4:99CV01554JCH - Press 1999 (Rolla Daily News)

Folder 22: Moore et al v. St. Louis Election Board (ACLU #513),  - Background Info

Case No. 014-00587A, Attorney: Wolf, Donald

Folder 23: Moore et al v. St. Louis Election Board (ACLU #513) - Costs

Folder 24: Moore et al v. St. Louis Election Board (ACLU #513) - Correspondence

Folder 25: Moore et al v. St. Louis Election Board (ACLU #513) - Draft

Folder 26: Moore et al v. St. Louis Election Board (ACLU #513) - File Notes

Folder 27: Moore et al v. St. Louis Election Board (ACLU #513) - Legal Research

Folder 28: Moore et al v. St. Louis Election Board (ACLU #513) - Plaintiff

Folder 29: Moore et al v. St. Louis Election Board (ACLU #513) - Pleadings (1 of 5)

Folder 30: Moore et al v. St. Louis Election Board (ACLU #513) - Pleadings (2 of 5)

Box 9

Folder 1: Moore et al v. St. Louis Election Board (ACLU #513) - Pleadings (3 of 5)

Folder 2: Moore et al v. St. Louis Election Board (ACLU #513) - Pleadings (4 of 5)

Folder 3: Moore et al v. St. Louis Election Board (ACLU #513) - Pleadings (5 of 5)

Folder 4: Moore et al v. St. Louis Election Board (ACLU #513) - Press (1 of 2)

Folder 5: Moore et al v. St. Louis Election Board (ACLU #513) - Press (2 of 2)

Folder 6: Oliver v. State Tax Commission, Case No. SC82412 - Amicus Brief

Summary: Case involves a challenge under the Missouri and US Constitutions, which provides that residents of second, third and fourth class counties sign a personal property tax with the words "So Help Me God."  The statute provides that any person who refuses to make the oath is guilty of a misdemeanor.  A separate statute governs first class counties, and simply allows residents in those counties to "certify" that the personal property listing is accurate.  The plaintiff is an atheist who resides in a third-class county and refused to sign the oath.  The Circuit Court of Cole County found that the oath did not violate the Establishment Clause.  The case is being appealed to the Missouri Supreme Court, and Oliver

Folder 7: Oliver v. State Tax Commission, Case No. SC82412 - Amicus Draft

Folder 8: Oliver v. State Tax Commission, Case No. SC82412 - Appellant

Folder 9: Oliver v. State Tax Commission, Case No. SC82412 - Correspondence

Folder 10: Oliver v. State Tax Commission, Case No. SC82412 - Pleadings

Folder 11: Oliver v. State Tax Commission, Case No. SC82412 - Research

Box 10

Folder 1: Pass v. O

Folder 2: Pass v. O

Folder 3: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - Hearing Transcript (1 of 2)

Case No. 4: 01 CV01868TIA

Folder 4: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - Hearing Transcript (2 of 2)

Folder 5: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - File Notes

Folder 6: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - School Board Hearing Materials

Folder 7: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - Duplicates

Folder 8: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - Case Law Legal Research

Folder 9: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - Legal Research (1 of 2)

Folder 10: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - Legal Research (2 of 2)

Folder 11: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - Background

Folder 12: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - Correspondence

Folder 13: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - Pleadings (1 of 5)

Folder 14: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - Pleadings (2 of 5)

Folder 15: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - Pleadings (3 of 5)

Folder 16: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - Pleadings (4 of 5)

Folder 17: Allison Pitchford v. Union R-XI School District (ACLU #515),  - Pleadings (5 of 5)

Box 11

Folder 1: Ransom v. Barge (amicus), Case No. SC083138 - Amicus Curiae

Counsel for Amici Curiae: Lisa Nathanson (ACLU of Western Missouri/ Kansas, Denise Lieberman ACLU of EM); Counsel for Defendant-Appellant: Jerry M. Kirksey; Counsel for Plaintiff-Appellee: Robert A. Lynch

Folder 2: Ransom v. Barge (amicus), Case No. SC083139 - Correspondence

Folder 3: Ransom v. Barge (amicus), Case No. SC083140 - Research

Folder 4: Sage, Linda, Case No. A18 498 882 - Copies and Media

Summary: Case has to do with the Immigration and Naturalization Act.  To acquire citizenship, an applicant is required to take an oath that they will, among other things, "bear arms on behalf of the United States when required by the law" unless they can justify a conscientious objection based on religious training and belief."  In an oral and written reply, Sage said she would not bear arms, and was denied the application because she did not provide evidence of a "religious basis for her refusal to bear arms."

Folder 5: Sage, Linda, Case No. A18 498 882 - Correspondence

Folder 6: Sage, Linda, Case No. A18 498 882 - Documents

Folder 7: Sage, Linda, Case No. A18 498 882 - File Notes

Folder 8: Sage, Linda, Case No. A18 498 882 - Pleadings

Folder 9: Sage, Linda, Case No. A18 498 882 - Research (1 of 2)

Folder 10: Sage, Linda, Case No. A18 498 882 - Research (2 of 2)

Folder 11: Shah v. Reno 1999 (ACLU #496) 8th Circuit, Case No. 98-2636EM - Amicus Curiae

Attorneys for Respondents/Appellants: Hunger, Frank and McConnell, David M.; Attorneys for Appellee: Ebling, Samuel, Aziz, Cynthia A., and Dreiling, Geri L.

Folder 12: Shah v. Reno 1999 (ACLU #496) 8th Circuit, Case No. 98-2636EM - Correspondence

Folder 13: Shah v. Reno 1999 (ACLU #496) 8th Circuit, Case No. 98-2636EM - Documents

Includes: Receipt of Payment, Memorandum, and calendar for upcoming court session

Folder 14: Shah v. Reno 1999 (ACLU #496) 8th Circuit, Case No. 98-2636EM - Pleadings

Folder 15: Shelton Broers v. Missouri Department of Public, Safety, Div of Liquor Control 1999 No. 99-1811 LC - Correspondence

Summary: Daniel Shelton, doing business as Shelton Broers.

Folder 16: Shelton Broers v. Missouri Department of Public, Safety, Div of Liquor Control 1999 No. 99-1811 LC - Documents

Includes: Application for Primary American Source Registration, Application for Exemption of Label / Bottle Approval

Folder 17: Shelton Broers v. Missouri Department of Public, Safety, Div of Liquor Control 1999 No. 99-1811 LC - File Notes

Folder 18: Shelton Broers v. Missouri Department of Public, Safety, Div of Liquor Control 1999 No. 99-1811 LC - Pleadings

Folder 19: Shelton Broers v. Missouri Department of Public, Safety, Div of Liquor Control 1999 No. 99-1811 LC - Research

Folder 20: Shrink Missouri Government v. Nixon, Case No. 98-963 - Amicus Brief 1999

Summary: fight against suspension of student in the wake of shooting at Columbine High School, and his use of the Internet. Attorneys: Gora, Joel M. and Shapiro, Steven R.

Folder 21: Struckhoff v. Washington School District 1998 - Correspondence 1998

Includes: Between Denise Lieberman and Craig Hellman, Struckhoffs, John Robert O'Connor

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Safe Schools Act, Due Process

Folder 22: Struckhoff v. Washington School District 2000 - Pleadings 1998

Folder 23: Struckhoff v. Washington School District 2001 - Research 1998

Folder 24: Tyler v. Schweitzer 1993 -- 1998 (ACLU #295), Case No. 74-40-C (4) - Correspondence

Summary: US District Judge was Cahill, Clyde S.

Folder 25: Tyler v. Schweitzer 1993 -- 1998 (ACLU #295), Case No. 74-40-C (4) - Documents

Folder 26: Tyler v. Schweitzer 1993 -- 1998 (ACLU #295), Case No. 74-40-C (4) - Media

Folder 27: Tyler v. Schweitzer 1993 -- 1998 (ACLU #295), Case No. 74-40-C (4) - Pleadings  ( 1 of 2)

Folder 28: Tyler v. Schweitzer 1993 -- 1998 (ACLU #295), Case No. 74-40-C (4) - Pleadings  ( 2 of 2)

Box 12

Folder 1: US v. Sell (ACLU #522) - Correspondence

Folder 2: US v. Sell (ACLU #522) - 8th Circuit briefs

Folder 3: US v. Sell (ACLU #522) - Legal Memorandum

Folder 4: US v. Sell (ACLU #522) - Legal Research  ( 1 of 2)

Folder 5: US v. Sell (ACLU #522) - Legal Research  ( 2 of 2)

Folder 6: US v. Sell (ACLU #522) - Others Amicus Briefs

Folder 7: US v. Sell (ACLU #522) - US Supreme Court ( 1 of 3)

Folder 8: US v. Sell (ACLU #522) - US Supreme Court ( 2 of 3)

Folder 9: US v. Sell (ACLU #522) - US Supreme Court ( 3 of 3)

Folder 10: Wilson v. Lewis Case No. 4:98-CV-01610SNL - 8th Circuit Appeal

Summary: (Aryan License Plates) Lewis appealed the decision of the Department of Revenue to deny her application for a personalized license play bearing "ARYAN-1" on the grounds that it was discriminatory.  Lewis was granted declaratory relief, but was denied injunctive relief and attorney

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: white nationalism

Folder 11: Wilson v. Lewis Case No. 4:98-CV-01610SNL - 8th Circuit Supreme Court

Folder 12: Wilson v. Lewis Case No. 4:98-CV-01610SNL - Correspondence

Folder 13: Wilson v. Lewis Case No. 4:98-CV-01610SNL - Legal Research

Folder 14: Wilson v. Lewis Case No. 4:98-CV-01610SNL - File Notes

Folder 15: Wilson v. Lewis Case No. 4:98-CV-01610SNL - Pleadings  ( 1 of 2)

Folder 16: Wilson v. Lewis Case No. 4:98-CV-01610SNL - Pleadings  ( 2 of 2)

Box 13

Folder 1: Wood v. Calverton Park (ACLU #516) - Correspondence

Summary: Housing discrimination due to sexual orientation

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: Gay rights, Lesbian rights

Folder 2: Wood v. Calverton Park (ACLU #516) - File Notes

Folder 3: Wood v. Calverton Park (ACLU #516) - Legal Research ( 1 of 2)

Folder 4: Wood v. Calverton Park (ACLU #516) - Legal Research ( 2 of 2)

Sub-Series 2: Subject Files

Box 1

Folder 1: Awards -Student Press - 1994

Folder 2: Awards-Student Press - 1995

Folder 3: Awards-Student Press - 1996

Folder 4: Awards-Student Press - 1997

Folder 5: Awards-Student Press - 1998

Folder 6: Awards-Student Press - 1999

Folder 7: Publications Liberties  (1993-1998)

Folder 8: Publications Liberties  (2000-2004)

Folder 9: Publications Reproductive Rights Update - 1990

Folder 10: Publications Reproductive Rights Update - 1991

Folder 11: Publications Reproductive Rights Update - 1992

Folder 12: Publications Reproductive Rights Update - 1994

Folder 13: Publications  Reproductive Rights Update - 1995

Folder 14: Publications  Reproductive Rights Update - 1996

Folder 15: Financial Reports - 1985

Folder 16: Financial Reports - 1986

Folder 17: Financial Reports - 1987

Folder 18: Financial Reports - 1988

Folder 19: Financial Reports - 1989

Box 2

Folder 1: Jail Standards- Alabama County

Folder 2: Jail Standards Correspondence

Folder 3: Jail Standards- Criminal Detention Facility Review Commission

Folder 4: Jail Standards- Illinois County Jail Standards 10/1/1991

Folder 5: Jail Standards- Minimum Standards for Jails in Ohio

Folder 6: Jail Standards- New Jersey

Folder 7: Jail Standards- New York Division of Correction Annual Report 1989

Folder 8: Jail Standards -  Research 1986 -- 1989

Folder 9: Jail Standards Research General  (1 of 5)

Folder 10: Jail Standards Research General  (2 of 5)

Folder 11: Jail Standards Research General  (3 of 5)

Folder 12: Jail Standards Research General  (4 of 5)

Folder 13: Jail Standards Research General (5 of 5)

Folder 14: Jail Standards Research on Standards (1 of 5)

Folder 15: Jail Standards Research on Standards (2 of 5)

Folder 16: Jail Standards Research on Standards (3 of 5)

Folder 17: Jail Standards Research on Standards (4 of 5)

Folder 18: Jail Standards Research on Standards (5 of 5)

Folder 19: Jail Standards- Summary Reports (1 of 2)

Folder 20: Jail Standards- Summary Reports  (1 of 2)

Folder 21: Jail Standards- Summary Reports (1 of 3)

Folder 22: Jail Standards- Summary Reports (2 of 3)

Folder 23: Jail Standards- Summary Reports (3 of 3)

Folder 24: Jail Standards- US Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Statistics

Box 3

Folder 1: Prisons - Access to Counsel, paralegal counsel and inmate assistance

Folder 2: Prisons - Alcoholics Anonymous and Freedom of Religion

Folder 3: Prisons - Civil Rights- Custody and Control of Prisoner

Folder 4: Prisons - Mr. William Cooper #42908, Moberly C.C.

Folder 5: Prisons

Folder 6: Prisons - Correspondences Miscellaneous Grievances

Includes: a Cherokee denied, prisoners denied religious books, financial restrictions on inmates

Folder 7: Prisons

includes: Judith A. Cromwell and J. Dan Centimano; John Stevens and Judith Cromwell; Lance Eberhard and Sonya Edwards; Kevin Watson and Judith Cromwell; Patricia Churchill and Judith Cromwell

Folder 8: Prisons - Custody and Control of Prisoners

Folder 9: Prisons - Department of Corrections: Division 80, Ch.1; Div. 80, Ch. 3; Div 80., Ch. 4

Folder 10: Prisons - Department of Corrections Family Guide

Folder 11: Prisons - Farmington Medical

Folder 12: Prisons - Fulton

Folder 13: Prisons - Inmate Death - Willie Cubit Jr. at Cameron

Folder 14: Prisons - Inmate Rule Book 1992

Folder 15: Prisons - Issues

Includes: Religious rights, overcrowding, smokers and non-smokers in the same cell, treatment wing for retarded and mentally ill, spraying chemicals in cells

Biographical/Historical Note: Topics: mental health, mental disability

Folder 16: Prisons - Labor and Education of Offender

Folder 17: Prisons - Liabilities in General

Folder 18: Prisons - Jason Loomer- J.C.C.

Folder 19: Prisons - MECC Pacific- Medical Center (1 of 2) 1994

Folder 20: Prisons - MECC Pacific- Medical Center (2 of 2) 1994

Folder 21: Prisons - Medical JCCC

Folder 22: Prisons - Medical and Mental Care

Folder 23: Prisons - Medical Records

Folder 24: Prisons - Medical Record Releases- Inmates- Male Institutions (1 of 2)

Folder 25: Prisons - Medical Record Releases- Inmates- Male Institutions (2 of 2)

Folder 26: Prisons - Memorandum

Folder 27: Prisons - Miscellaneous

Folder 28: Prisons - Miscellaneous Prison MO Stuff

Box 4

Folder 1: Prisons - State of Missouri Department of Corrections Agenda for the 2nd Strategic planning conference of 1999

Folder 2: Prisons - Missouri Department of Corrections Strategic Plan 2003

Folder 3: Prisons - Moberly Medical Suit- Parton v. White

Folder 4: Prisons - Moberly (Mike Ferry)

Folder 5: Prisons - Notice and Hearing Summary Proceedings

Folder 6: Prisons

Includes titles: Liberty, Freedom Behind Bars, ACLU Journal, Litigation News

Folder 7: Publications: Potosi: Religious Magazines, newspapers, ACLU membership (1 of 2)

Folder 8: Publications: Potosi: Religious Magazines, newspapers, ACLU membership (2 of 2)

Folder 9: Prisons - Publications Prison Legal News 2002 - 2004

Folder 10: Prisons - PLRA (The Prison Litigation Reform Act)

Folder 11: Prisons - Prison / Jail: City Workhouse MSI

Folder 12: Prisons - Reclassification

Folder 13: Prisons - Restraint Chairs

Folder 14: Prisons - Rules of Department of Corrections: Division 10, Ch. 5

Folder 15: Prisons - "STOP"- Stop Turing Out Prisoners Act (Overcrowding) 1995

Folder 16: Prisons - Taylor, Michael (Crossroads Correctional Center)

Folder 17: Prisons - Debra Williams v. Doc (1 of 2)

Folder 18: Prisons - Debra Williams v. Doc (2 of 2)

Box 5

Folder 1: Free Speech / Free Press - Censorship/ Committee Organization

Folder 2: Free Speech / Free Press Communities - Anaconda ( 1 of 3)

Folder 3: Free Speech / Free Press Communities - Anaconda ( 2 of 3)

Folder 4: Free Speech / Free Press Communities - Anaconda ( 3 of 3)

Folder 5: Free Speech / Free Press Communities

Folder 6: Free Speech / Free Press Communities

Folder 7: Free Speech / Free Press Communities - Ferguson- Florissant, MO

Folder 8: Free Speech / Free Press Communities

Folder 9: Free Speech / Free Press Communities

Folder 10: Free Speech / Free Press Communities - Kirkwood- R VIII ( 1 of 2)

Folder 11: Free Speech / Free Press Communities - Kirkwood- R VIII ( 2 of 2)

Folder 12: Free Speech / Free Press Communities

Folder 13: Free Speech / Free Press Communities - Meramec Valley R-3

Folder 14: Free Speech / Free Press Communities

Folder 15: Free Speech / Free Press Communities - Parkway

Folder 16: Free Speech / Free Press Communities - St. Charles County, MO ( 1 of 3)

Folder 17: Free Speech / Free Press Communities - St. Charles County, MO ( 2 or 3)

Folder 18: Free Speech / Free Press Communities - St. Charles County, MO