J. Willard Marriott Library Special Collections
Robert Alan Goldberg papers
Goldberg, Robert Alan, 1949-
ACCN 0731
45 linear feet
87 boxes and 5 oversize boxes
1880-2019
The Robert Alan Goldberg papers (1880-2019) house materials gathered by Goldberg while researching information for his books, Back to the Soil: The Jewish Farmers of Clarion, Utah, and Their World, Grassroots Resistance: Social Movements in Twentieth Century America, Enemies Within: The Culture of Conspiracy in Modern America, Hooded Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Colorado, and Barry Goldwater. Goldberg is a professor of history at the University of Utah whose specialities include American social movements and the American West.
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Robert Alan Goldberg was born on August 16, 1949 in New York City. He received his bachelor of arts in 1971 from Arizona State University and his master of arts and doctorate from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1972 and 1977, respectively. A faculty member at the University of Utah since 1980, Goldberg has served on the Executive Committee of the Academic Senate, the Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee, the Teaching Committee, the Undergraduate Council and the Committee for the Tanner Lectures on Human Values. He is the Director of the Tanner Humanities Center at the University of Utah.
Goldberg has received several awards throughout his career, beginning in 1987 with the Ramona Cannon Award for Teaching Excellence in the Humanities. He has also received: the University of Utah Distinguished Teaching Award in 1991; the University of Utah Presidential Teaching Scholar Award in 1993; and the Honors Program Teaching Award in 1994. He was awarded the University of Utah's Hatch Prize for Excellence in Teaching and the history department's graduate students Virgil Award for Mentoring in 1994, 1997 and 2005. In 2003, he was the Fulbright Distinguished Chair in American Studies at Uppsala University, Sweden and most recently, was recognized by the Mormon History Association as one of the premier defenders of religious tolerance at the University of Utah, awarding him the 2007 Thomas L. Kane Award.
He is the author of eight books, including:
Hooded Empire, which concerns the rise and fall of the Ku Klux Klan in Colorado during the 1920s; Back to the Soil: The Jewish Farmers of Clarion, Utah and their World, which traces a group of 200 Jewish immigrant families from Russia, through the eastern ghettos of America, to a socialist farm colony founded in the Utah desert in 1911; and Grassroots Resistance: Social Movements in Twentieth Century America which considers such groups as the Industrial Workers of the World, the Communist Party, the John Birch Society, the Berkeley Free Speech Movement and the National Organization for Women. In 1995 Goldberg completed Barry Goldwater, a biography of the Arizona senator and republican presidential candidate and in 2001, published Enemies Within: The Culture of Conspiracy in Modern America, which analyzes the saturation of popular culture and cyberspace with conspiracy theories.
(Biographical sketch created from the Rosenblatt Prize for Excellence.)
The Robert Alan Goldberg papers (1880-2019) house materials gathered by Goldberg while researching information for his books,
Back to the Soil: The Jewish Farmers of Clarion, Utah, and Their World, Grassroots Resistance: Social Movements in Twentieth Century America, Enemies Within: The Culture of Conspiracy in Modern America, Hooded Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Colorado, and Barry Goldwater.
The materials for the book,
Back to the Soil: The Jewish Farmers of Clarion, Utah and Their World, are housed in boxes 1-4. Clarion was a Jewish agricultural settlement which existed from 1912 to 1915, with the last members leaving in the 1920s. It was led by Benjamin Brown and other Jewish immigrants from the Pale of Russia and Poland. The colony received homestead land from the state of Utah and tried to establish an agricultural Jewish community near Gunnison in Sanpete County. The small community failed shortly after being established because of poor soil, lack of water, physical hardships, and discontent among its members. Box 1 includes the initial research proposal, and the diaries, monographs, and transcripts of interviews used to form the basis of the book. Most of these papers are in Yiddish with English translations, and were written by the leaders of the agriculture experiment. Box 2 holds two drafts of Goldberg's book. Boxes 3-4 contain correspondence with and written recollections from the survivors of Clarion and or their family members. This material is organized alphabetically by family name.
The materials for
Grassroots Resistance: Social Movements in Twentieth Century America are housed in boxes 5-21. They consist of brochures, newsletters, newspapers, and membership applications from activist groups. Magazine articles and news clippings about the activities of these academic, political, religious, and or radical organizations from the 1960s-1970s era are also included. Some of the groups represented are the National Socialist White People's Party, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the Christian Anti-Communists Crusade, Clergy and Laymen Concerned about Vietnam, the National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy, the National Organization for Women, and the Rainbow Family of Living Light. Box 5 has material on African American history and the civil rights movement from 1968 to 1972. Boxes 6-14 contain information on the various activist groups and are arranged alphabetically by group name. Box 15 houses information on activist causes prevalent in the United States during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Boxes 16-20 hold 110 different newspapers from this same era. The newspapers are from Cuba, China, Vietnam, and the activist syndicated underground press, as well as some established American newspapers. The newspaper publications are listed in alphabetical order by their published trade name with a cross reference to the publishing organization in the folder description.
Addenda to the collection includes other research and general materials.
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Collection Name, Collection Number, Box Number, Folder Number. Special Collections, J. Willard Marriott Library, The University of Utah.
Boxes 1-4 and 5-20 were donated in 1982 and 1996 (10.75 linear feet).
Boxes 21-42 were donated in 2001 (circa 11 linear feet).
Box 43 was donated in 2007 (0.5 linear feet).
Boxes 44-48 were donated in 2008 (2.5 linear feet).
Boxes 49-91 were donated in 2019 (21 linear feet).
Processed by Jane Chesley in 1997.
Addenda processed by Henrietta Oyula, Elizabeth Rogers, and Julia Huddleston in 2002, 2008, and 2009.
Addendum processed by Betsey Welland in 2020.
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See also the Robert Alan Goldberg photograph collection (P0658) and the Robert Alan Goldberg audio collection (A0415) in the Multimedia Division of Special Collections.
Goldberg, Robert Alan, 1949---Archives
Goldberg, Robert Alan, 1949---Grassroots resistance : social movements in twentieth century America
Goldberg, Robert Alan, 1949---Back to the soil : the Jewish farmers of Clarion, Utah and their world
Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963--Sources
Goldwater, Barry, 1938---Sources
Ku Klux Klan (1915- )--Sources
University of Utah--Faculty--Archives
Clarion Colony (Utah)--Sources
Jews--Utah--Clarion Colony--History--Sources
Jewish farmers--Utah--Clarion Colony--History--Sources
Jews--Colonization--Utah--Clarion Colony--History--Sources
Social movements--United States--History--Sources
Underground press publications--United States
Jews--Utah--Interviews
African Americans--Utah--Sources
African Americans--Civil Rights--Sources
Black Muslims--Periodicals
Hispanic Americans--Periodicals
Indians of North America--Periodicals
Labor Unions--Periodicals
Anti-fascist movements--Periodicals
Counterculture--Periodicals
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Periodicals
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Protest movements--Utah--Salt Lake City--Sources
Social movements--United States--Sources
Antisemitism--Sources
Christian conservatism--Sources
Anti-communist movements--Sources
Conspiracy theories--Sources
Unidentified flying objects--Sources
Social Classes
Biographies
Research (Documents)
Pamphlets
Newsletters
Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.)
Newspapers
Awards
Personal papers
Research (Documents)
Interviews
Periodicals
Clarion Settlement Project, Abstract and Research Documents
Project Proposal and List of Resource Material
1
1
Benjamin Brown, Reminiscence
1935
1
2
The Memories of Benjamin Brown, written twenty-five years after his efforts to lead the Jewish agriculture experiment of Clarion, Utah. As the project's leader, Brown tells of the philosophy and organization of the colony, its history, and its decline.
Interview with Samuel Chatzky
1910-1912
1
3-6
Photocopied personal notes of Samuel Chatzky, the last living survivor of the Clarion Experiment. He recalls life in Russia, Philadelphia, and Clarion. Written in Yiddish with English translation.
A Short History of Clarion, The Jewish Colony in the State of Utah
1930-1940
1
7-10
A monograph by B. D. Silverman, one of Benjamin Brown's chief antagonists and a member of the Clarion settlement.
Yiddish News Articles
1912-1918
1
11-12
Articles about Clarion, Utah, with English translations.
Virgin Soil
1930
1
13-16
A monograph by Isaac Friedland, a member of the Clarion settlement. Written in Hebrew with an English translation.
Correspondence to Goldberg Regarding Translation Fees
1983
1
17
The letter concerns payment for the translation of (from Yiddish to English) by Max Rosenfield.
The Clarion Colony
1910
1
18-25
A photocopy of an account of the Clarion experience (written in Yiddish,) by one of the participants in the Clarion community.
The Clarion Colony
1
26-32
English Translation.
Back to the Soil: The Jewish Farmers of Clarion, Utah, and Their World , Drafts
2
Clarion Settlement Families, A to Z
Aberman, Joseph and Rosa
3
1
Ayeroff, Nathan and Rachel
3
2
Barak, Samuel and Ella; and Barak, Samuel and Ida
3
3
Bassin, Abraham and Fannie
3
4
Bernstein, David and Sara
3
5-6
Binder, Aaron and Rose
3
7
Boyarsky, David and Rae
3
8
Brown, Benjamin and Clara
3
9-14
Brownstein, Joseph and Pauline
3
15
Cohen, David and Sophie
3
16
Farbman, Morris and Martha
3
17
Furman, Joseph and Gussie
3
18
Geronemus, Alexander and Helen
3
19
Gesin, Heyman
3
20
Grishkarn, Samuel and Julia
3
21-22
Hamburger, Louis and Celia
3
23
Herbst, Isaac and Anna
3
24
Isgur, Isaac and Annie
3
25
Kreger, Hyman and Sarah
3
26
Kristol, Samuel and Rebecca
3
27-32
Levitsky, Samuel and Clara
4
1-2
Lieberman, Samuel and Rose
4
3
Malamed, Moshe and Miriam
4
4-6
Mastrow, Isadore and Sarah
4
7
Misler, Charles and Bessie; Misler, Max and Fanny; and Misler, Samuel and Laya
4
8
Nilva, Joseph and Eva
4
9
Pally, Barnet and Rachel
4
10
Plonsky, Max; Plonsky, Mendel and Anna; Plonsky, Philip and Esther; Plonsky, Benjamin and Bessie; and Plonsky, Louis
4
11-12
Radding, Joseph and Esther
4
13
Radding, Esther, Her Diary
4
14-22
Sack, Samuel
4
23
Shein, Abraham
4
24
Silverman, Barney
4
25
Simon, Joseph and Leah
4
26
Sokolov, Barney and Mary
4
27
Sternfield, Solomon and Goldie
4
28
Yigdoll, Harry and Bessie
4
29
Black History and Civil Rights
Civil Rights News Clippings
1966-1969
5
1
"Negro Ban Has Wide Effect"
5
2
An article discussing the policy of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints regarding African Americans.
Historical Fictions , Review
1968
5
3
A commentary by ten black writers on William Styron's novel is reviewed.
Edith Weigert, "The Role of Sympathy in the Psychotherapeutic Process," Pastoral Psychology
1963
5
4
Photocopy of a reprint of the lecture given at the Ninth Annual Karen Horney Lecture, read before the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis at the New York Academy of Medicine in March 1961.
Malcolm Boyd, "Speaking of Books: Thinking Black," New York Times Book Review
1967
5
5
Article on "black" books and how they have dealt with African Americans.
"Search for a Black," Life Magazine
1960
5
6
Series of four articles on the history of Blacks in America.
"They Had A Dream," Nebraska Newspaper Series
5
7
Series of news articles on notable African Americans that contributed to the development of the United States.
The Need for Black History Studies
1968-1969
5
8-9
Several articles on the controversy of the need for educational institutions to develop African American history program.
Whites vs. Blacks, Statistics
5
10
Two statistical reports comparing blacks' and whites' abilities.
Playboy Interview with Martin Luther King
1965
5
11
"Martin Luther King's Constitution: A Legal History of the Montgomery Bus Boycott," by Randall Kennedy, The Yale Law Journal
1989
5
12-13
Martin Luther King Jr., "The Negro Is Your Brother" The Atlantic Monthly
1963
5
14
Letter written while imprisoned in the Birmingham jail, as a participant in nonviolent demonstrations against segregation in Birmingham, Alabama.
C. Vann Woodward, "The Anti-slavery Myth," The American Scholar
1962
5
15
Robert Coles, "Children and Racial Demonstrations," The American Scholar
1965
5
16
Eugene D. Genovese, "The Legacy of Slavery and the Roots of Black Nationalism"
1964
5
17
From Socialist Scholars Conference, reprinted in 1964.
Letter to Dr. N. M. Perry, President of Harvard University, from Archibald B. Roosevelt
1959
5
18
The letter expresses Roosevelt's strong negative feelings toward the announcement of Dr. Ralph Bunche's nomination to the Harvard Board of Overseers.
Gene Marin, "The Persecution and Assassination of Black Panther," Ramparts Magazine
1968
5
19
"Black Misery"
1969
5
20
Photocopied reprints of cartoons by Langston Hughes from his book.
Charles S. Isaacs, "Teacher Tells It like He Sees It," New York Times Magazine
1968
5
21
Soledad Brothers' Defense Committee
5
22
"The Future of Black Leadership," Time Magazine
1969
5
23
Martin Luther King's Review, "Where Do We Go From Here: Chage or Community," New York Review
1967
5
24
Adrian Dove, "Soul Story," New York Times Magazine
1968
5
25
"Cosby: Uptight and Not So Funny"
1969
5
26
Interview with entertainer Bill Cosby.
Kirk Sales, "The Amsterdam News," by Kirk Sales, New York Times Magazine
1969
5
27
Staughton Lynd, "A Radical Speaks in Defense of S.N.C.C.," New York Times Magazine
1963
5
28
Review of "White Racism and Black Emancipation," The New York Review of Books
1968
5
29
Activist Groups, A to Z
American Association for the United Nations
6
1
American Association of University Professors
6
2
American Civil Liberties Union
6
3-4
American Conservative Union
6
5
American Council of Christian Churches
6
6-7
The American Economic Foundation
6
8
American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations
6
9
American Flag Committee
6
10
American Institute for Economic Research
6
11
Americans for America
6
12
Americans for Constitutional Action
6
13-14
Americans for the Competitive Enterprise System
6
15
Americans for Democratic Action
6
16-17
Americans for National Security
6
18
Americans for Peace
6
19
America's Future
6
20-21
Amnesty International
6
22
The Anti-Communist League of America
6
23
Bible vs. Communism
1961
7
1
Written by Leroy Brownlow, Brownlow Publications, Fort Worth, Texas.
Black Panther Party
7
2
Bob Jones University, Greenville, South Carolina
7
3-4
California Board of Regents
1968-1969
7
5
Letters received in protest of students' campus actions.
Center for Constitutional Rights
7
6
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
7
7
Christian Anti-Communism Crusade
7
8-14
Christian Beacon Sponsoring the 20th Century Reformation Hour with Carl McIntire, D.D., Editor
7
15
Christian Crusade
8
1-6
Christian Freedom Foundation
8
7
Christian National Crusade
8
8
Church League of America
8
9
Citizens Councils of America
8
10
Citizen's Movement for Human Rights
8
11
Civil Liberties Legal Defense Fund, Inc
8
12
Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam
8
13
Committee of Christian Laymen, Inc
8
14
Committee of One Million
8
15-16
Committee to Restore the Constitution
8
17
Committee to Warn of Communist Imports
8
18
Common Cause
8
19
Conference of Economic Progress
8
20
Conservative Society of America
8
21
Constitution Parties of the United States
8
22
Constructive Action, Inc.
8
23
Council for a Livable World
8
24
The Daily World
9
1
Subscription pamphlets published for a communist newspaper by the Long View Publishing Co., Inc., New York, New York.
The Dan Smoot Report
1968
9
2
The Defenders of the Christian Faith
9
3
Defenders of the American Constitution
1968
9
4
The Defense Committee
9
5
Dissent
1960
9
6
A bi-monthly democratic and radical newsletter.
The Enemy Within
1960
9
7
Small booklet written by Wickliffe B. Vennard, Sr and published by the Forum Publishing Company, Boston, Massachusetts.
Equal Rights Amendment Material
9
8
Fact Finder
1963-1969
9
9
Brochure published by Harry T. Everingham. Chicago, Illinois and Phoenix, Arizona issues.
The Foundation for Economic Education, Inc.
1955-1969
9
10-15
Two brochures, "Notes from FEE" (1968) and "The Freeman," (1955-1969).
The Free Society Association
9
16
Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania
9
17-18
Frontlash
1970
9
19
The Fund for the Feminist Majority
9
20
Godhead
1969
9
21
Magazine of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, published by the ISKCON Press New York, New York.
Handbills
1967-1970
9
22
Miscellaneous handbills advertising meetings and marches.
Harding College, Searcy, Arkansas
9
23-24
Hennacy, Ammon
1969-1970
9
25
Letters from and about this Salt Lake City activist and protester.
The Herald of Freedom
1968
10
1
Published by Herald of Freedom, Zarephath, New Jersey.
Vernon E. Schroeder, "The Hope of America," No. 124, Broadcast
1960
10
2
Human Events
1965-1970
10
3
Weekly Washington Report, published by Human Events, Inc., Washington, D.C.
The Independent American
1960
10
4
Publishers of a government awareness and watch dog pamphlet.
Intercollegiate Studies Institute, Inc.
1968
10
5-6
International Socialist Review
1971
10
7
Published by International Socialist Review Publishing Association, New York, New York.
John Birch Society
10
8-9
Keep America Committee
10
10
Kent Legal Defense Fund
10
11
The King's College
10
12-13
Ku Klux Klan
1960s
10
14-15
Various articles about the Klan.
League for Industrial Democracy
11
1-8
Legal Defense Fund
11
9
Legion for the Survival of Freedom
1960-1969
11
10
Let Freedom Ring
11
11
Liberation
1938
11
12
A magazine, and various pamphlets published by Pelley Publications, Asheville, North Carolina.
Liberty Amendment Committee
1968
11
13-15
Liberty Lobby, Inc.
1960-1969
11
16
The Manion Forum , South Bend, Indiana
12
1
Transcripts from weekly broadcast by Dean Manion.
The Medgar Evers Fund
12
2
Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee
12
3
Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund
12
4
The Minutemen
12
5
Montreal Council to Aid War Resisters
1969
12
6
Published legal instructions on immigrating to Canada to avoid the draft in to the armed services of the United States.
Mormon Right Wing Material
1968
12
7
Brochures and literature, some written by Elder Ezra Taft Benson, on anti-communism.
"The Murder of Malcolm X"
1997
12
8
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
12
9-12
Pamphlets and news articles dealing with segregation.
National Committee for a Political Settlement in Vietnam
12
13
National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy
12
14
Various pamphlets and publications.
National Council of Negro Women, Inc
12
15
National Economic Council
12
16
The National Education Program
12
17
The National Organization of Women
12
18
National Parks and Conservation Association
12
19
National Peace Action Coalition
12
20
National Right To Work Legal Defense and Education Foundation
12
21
National Socialist White People's Party
12
22-23
National Urban League
12
24
Nature Conservancy
12
25
Network of Patriotic Letter Writers
12
26
New University Conference
12
27
The Norman Thomas Interns
12
28
NOW in Utah
12
29
Oral Roberts University
13
1
Patriotic Education, Inc
13
2
Peking Review
1969
13
3
Published by Guozi Sherdian, Peking, China.
Poor Richard's Bookshop
1960
13
4
Flyers and order blanks from, Frank Ranuzzi, owner, Hamilton, Montana.
Progressive Labor Party
1969-1996
13
5
Prohibition Party
13
6
The Public Life
1969
13
7
A bi-weekly journal of politics, published by Walter Karp and H. R. Shapiro, editors, New York, New York.
Publius & Associates
1960
13
8
Pamphlets published by Publius & Associates, Temple City, California.
The Radical Education Project
13
9
The Radical Historians Caucus, Organization of American Historians
13
10
Agendas, notes, and legislation at their 1970 convention.
The Radical Teacher
1960
13
11
Published by The New University Conference, Chicago, Illinois.
"The Rainbow Family of Living Light"
13
12
Honors 212H research paper written by Kenneth L. Critchfield II.
The Rural Advancement Fund
13
13
The Sage , Issue No. 1969
13
14
Published by the State of New Mexico.
SANE (A Citizens' Organization for a Sane World)
13
15
Scholarship, Education, and Defense Fund for Radical Equality
13
16
"Sensitivity Training - A Word of Caution"
1967
13
17
Photocopy of article by W. Cleon Skousen.
Sheldon College, Cape May, New Jersey
13
18
Socialist Labor Party
13
19
Socialist Party, U.S.A.
13
20
Socialist Workers' Party
13
21
Soldiers of the Cross
1960
13
22
Pamphlet published by group with a call for action, Englewood, Colorado.
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference
13
23
Southern Conference Educational Fund
13
24
Southern Poverty Law Center
14
1
Stop NSA (National Students' Association) Committee
14
2
Students for a Democratic Society
14
3
Students and Youth for a People's Peace
14
4
TACT (Truth About Civil Turmoil)
1969
14
5
Published by Correction, Please!, Belmont, Massachusetts.
Tactics
1968
14
6
Edward Hunter, publisher and editor, Arlington, Virginia.
Twentieth Century Reformation Hour, Rev. Carl McIntire, Collingswood, New Jersey
1970
14
7
U. S. E. D.
1970
14
8
University of Utah student publication.
United Farm Workers Organization
14
9
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization
14
10
United Negro College Fund
14
11
United States Day Committee
14
12
United States Servicemen's Fund
14
13
University of Utah, Vietnam Protest Groups
1960
14
14-15
Papers, handbills, and petitions concerning the war in Vietnam.
Utah Peace and Freedom Party
14
16
Utah Wilderness Association
14
17
Voice of Americanism
ca. 1960
14
18-19
News analysis ministry by books, publications and daily radio (November 1968). Stewart McBirnie, Glendale, California.
Voice of the Women's Liberation Movement
14
20
War Resisters League
14
21
Watchtower , 1969; Awake , 1969
1969
14
22
Watchtower is published by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania. Awake is published by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, Inc., New York, New York.
Williams Intelligence Summary
14
23
Women of Youth Against War and Fascism
1970-1971
14
24-25
Workers Defense League
14
26
Young Americans for Freedom.
1966
14
27
A magazine published by Young Americans for Freedom, Inc., Washington, D.C.
Young Peoples Socialists League
14
28
Young Socialist Alliance
14
29
Youth Against War and Fascism
14
30
Zion's Opinion
1969
14
31
Newspaper published at Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah.
Activist Causes
Abortion Rights
15
1
Anti Defamation League
15
2
Animal Rights
15
3-6
Environmental Information
15
7-8
Gay Rights
15
9
Gulf War
15
10
Southern Poverty Law Center
15
11-13
Women's Rights
15
14
Newspapers, A to Z
ADA
1969
16
1
Newspaper of Americans for Democratic Action.
The Activist
1971
16
2
One of three newspapers of the Youth Against War and Fascism.
Akwesasne Notes
1969
16
3
Indian unity newspaper, published by Antioch-Putney Graduate School of Education, Putney, Vermont.
Amnesty Action
1989-1991
16
4
Newspaper for Amnesty International, human rights advocates.
Amsterdam News
1969
16
5
Black daily newspaper published by Powell-Savory Corporation, Brooklyn and New York City issues.
Astral Projection
1969
16
6
Independent publication composed of articles sent in by readers. Published in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Atlantic Weekly
1969
16
7
Published in Maplewood, New Jersey.
Berkeley Barb
1969
16
8
Published in Berkeley, California and a member of the Underground Press Syndicate.
Berkeley Tribe
1969
16
9
Published by the Red Mountain Tribe, Berkeley, California.
The Black Panther
1969-1970
16
10
Newspaper of the Black Panthers.
The Bond
1969-1971
16
11
Published by American Servicemen's Union, New York, New York.
Caliche
1969
16
12
Tribal Newspaper published by Caliche County Rendering Works, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Catholic Radical
1970
16
13
Organ of the Catholic Worker Movement, published by Casa Maria Community, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Catholic Worker
1967-1970
16
14
Organ of the Catholic Worker Movement, New York, New York.
Central City News
1969
16
15
Neighborhood newspaper published by Central City News, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Challenge
1969- 1971
16
16
English and Spanish newspaper published in New York City, New York.
Cherokee Examiner
1969
16
17
Native American activist magazine, published by General Assistance Publishing Program, South Pasadena, California.
Christian Beacon
1969
16
18
Religious newspaper for the 20th Century Reformation Hour, a radio program. Published by Christian Beacon, Collingswood, New Jersey.
The Chronicle
1969-1991
16
19
University of Utah student news publication, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Civil Liberties
1968-1971
16
20
Newspaper of the American Civil Liberties Union.
Coalition News
1969
16
21
Newspaper backing a local candidate, Loni Hancock for re-election. Published by Berkeley Coalition Committee, Berkeley, California.
Common Sense
1968-1969
16
22
Published by the Christian Education Association.
The Conservative Journal
1969
16
23
Published by the Conservative Society of America, New Orleans, Louisiana.
The Councilor
1969
16
24
Published by the White Citizens Council of Louisiana.
da da Boom
1971
17
1
A joint project with Angry City Press and Cave Energies Publishing Companies, Cleveland, Ohio. An environmentally-directed newspaper concerning Lake Erie.
The Daily Nebraskan
1964-1969
17
2
University of Nebraska's student newspaper, Lincoln, Nebraska.
The Daily World
1969-1971
17
3
Published by the Long View Publishing Co., Inc, New York, New York.
Defense of Man
1970
17
4
Published by Young Peoples Socialists League.
Dock of the Bay
1969
17
5
Weekly newspaper of the city of San Francisco, published by Bay Area Media Work, San Francisco, California.
The East Village Other
1969
17
6
Weekly area publication, New York, New York. A member of the Underground Press Syndication.
Electric News
1969
17
7
Environment and Anti-Vietnam War Paper Published in Salt Lake City, Utah.
El Grito
1969
17
8
An Hispanic newspaper published by El Grito Del Norte, Espanola, New Mexico.
El Malcriado (Voice of the Farm Worker)
1969
17
9
Organ of the United Farm Workers, Delano, California. Published by United Farm-Workers Organizing Committee, AFL-CIO.
El Papel
1969
17
10
A Hispanic newspaper published by individuals from United Mexican-American Students of the University of New Mexico, Brown Berets, The Raza High School Students, Project Dignity, Quebrar, the University of New Mexico Physical Plant Employees, Trabajadores Sociales de la Raza, and the First Americans, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Member of the Chicano Press Association.
The Fountain of Light
1965
17
11
Counter-culture newspaper published in Taos, New Mexico.
The Free Venice Beachhead
1969
17
12
Newspaper featuring local news, published in Venice, California.
Free Press of Lou
1969
17
13
A counter-culture newspaper published by the Free Publishing Company, Louisville, Kentucky. Member of the Underground Press Syndication.
GI Press Service
1971
17
14
A newspaper directed toward American servicemen and published by the Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam, Washington, DC.
Gramma
1968-1969
17
15
English newspaper published by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba, Havana, Cuba.
Habitat World
1990-1992
17
16
Official newspaper for Habitat for Humanity, a group building low cost housing.
The Haight Ashberry Express
1968
17
17
Newspaper published in San Francisco, California.
Headlines
1952
17
18
Publication for students, writers, and speakers. Its mission statement proclaimed its absence of politics or partisanship and its dedication to the preservation of the American "way of life."
Holdridge News Notes
1958
17
19
Published by the Foundation for the Advancement of Social Sciences, Sherman Oaks, California.
Human Events
1968-1969
17
20
Published by Human Events, Inc., Washington, D.C.
I Wor Kuen
1971
17
21
Sample copy of a Chinese American newspaper published in New York, New York. Half of the newspaper is written in English and half in Chinese.
The Independent American
1968-1969
17
22
Anti-Communist newspaper published by Free Men Speak, Inc., New Orleans, Louisiana.
Industrial Worker
1969
17
23
A union-supported newspaper published by the Industrial Workers of the World, Chicago, Illinois.
Inner Space
1970
17
24
The first issue of counter-culture, religious magazine published in Reno, Nevada.
Intermountain Jewish News
1990
17
25
Weekly paper published by Intermountain Jews News, Denver, Colorado.
Jailbreak
1977
17
26
One of three newspapers published by Youth Against War and Fascism.
Journal and Guide
1971
17
27
African American daily newspaper published by The Guide Publishing Comp., Norfolk, Virginia.
Kaleidoscope
1969
17
28
Counter-culture newspaper and a member of the Underground Press Syndication, published in Chicago, Illinois.
Las Vegas Free Press
1970
17
29
A counter-culture weekly newspaper published in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Law Report
1990-1991
17
30
Publication of the Southern Poverty Law Center and Klan Watch Project, Montgomery, Alabama.
Leviathan
1969
17
31
Anti-Vietnam War and anti-political prisoners newspaper published by V. R. Leviathan Publications, Inc., San Francisco, California.
Liberated Guardian
1970-1971
18
1
A Liberated National Publication written by Liberated Guardian Workers Collective, members of the Industrial Workers of the World, published in New York, New York.
- 1970 April 20
- 1970 May 1
- 1970 May 23
- 1970 July 14
- Volume 2, number 1 - 1971 May 1
Liberty Lobby, Inc.
1969
18
2
Concerned with United States Congressional members and their legislative actions, published in Washington, D.C.
Listen
1968-1969
18
3
Mostly writings by Dr. Martin Rywell, published by the Pioneer Press, Harriman, Tennessee.
Los Angeles Free Press
1970-1971
18
4
Counter-culture newspaper printed by Arthur Kunkin, Los Angeles, California.
- Volume 7, number 16 (issue 300) - 1970 April 17-23
- Volume 8, number 15 (issue 351) - 1971 April 9-15
MAYDAY
1971
18
5
Anti-war newspaper stressing activist events in Washington D.C. during the week of May 1st to May 7th.
May Day Funnies, Calendar, and Map
1971
18
6
Cartoons and drawings by Alex Ginsburg in newspaper format.
Metro-Press
1970
18
7
Counter-culture newspaper published and edited by Albert Mitchell, Los Angeles, California.
- Volume 1, number 29
The Militant
1969-1971
18
8-10
Newspaper of the Socialist Workers' Party. Published by the Militant Publishing Association, New York, New York.
- Volume 33, number 27 - 1969 July 4
- Volume 33, number 28 - 1969 July 11
- Volume 33, number 29 - 1969 July 18
- Volume 33, number 30 - 1969 July 25
- Volume 33, number 31 - 1969 August 1
- Volume 33, number 32 - 1969 August 8
- Volume 33, number 33 - 1969 August 15
- Volume 33, number 34 - 1969 August 22
- Volume 32, number 51 - 1968 December 20
- Volume 33, number 16 - 1969 April 18
- Volume 33, number 18 - 1969 May 2
- Volume 33, number 20 - 1969 May 16
- Volume 33, number 22 - 1969 May 30
- Volume 33, number 14 - 1969 April 4
- Volume 33, number 24 - 1969 June 13
- Volume 33, number 26 - 1969 June 27
- Volume 33, number 36 - 1969 September 12
- Volume 33, number 37 - 1969 September 19
- Volume 33, number 38 - 1969 September 26
- Volume 33, number 39 - 1969 October 3
- Volume 33, number 40 - 1969 October 10
- Volume 35, number 16 - 1971 April 30
The Movement
1969
18
11
Monthly activist newspaper published by The Movement Press, San Francisco, California.
- Volume 5, number 1 - 1969 February
- Volume 5, number 6 - 1969 July
Muhammad Speaks
1966-1971, undated
18
12
Weekly publication of the Black Muslims published in Chicago, Illinois.
- Volume 5, number 36 - 1966 May 27
- Volume 6, number 3 - undated
- Volume 8, number 11 - 1969 June 27
- Volume 10, number 312 - 1971 April 16
National Catholic Reporter
1970
19
1
A weekly publication of the National Catholic Reporter Publishing Company, Kansas City, Missouri.
National Review
1969
19
2
A politically-oriented weekly newsletter edited by William F. Buckley, Jr., and published in Bristol, Connecticut.
National Times
1978-1991
19
3-5
Monthly publication of the National Organization of Women. Published in Washington, D.C.
The Nebraska Beacon
1962
19
6
Newspaper published by Nebraska Beacon, Inc., Lincoln, Nebraska.
New America
1963-1971
19
7
Newspaper published by the Socialist Labor Party of America, Brooklyn, New York.
The New Mexico Review and Legislative Journal
1969
19
8
Published by the New Mexico State News Bureau, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
The New Patriot
1970
19
9
Published by Johnny Appleseed Patriotic Publications, Chicago, Illinois.
The New Worker
1969
19
10
Published by the Communist Party, Los Angeles, California.
Network of Patriotic Writers
1964-1969
19
11-12
Each issue consists of reprints from other published material in condensed form. There are no issue dates, only dates and credits on the assembled articles.
Nola Express , No. 79
1971
19
13
Counter-culture publication published by the Southern Louisiana Media Corp. A member of the Underground Press Syndicate.
NOW In Utah
1989-1991
19
14
Newspaper of Utah State Chapter of the National Organization for Women. Published in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Palante, Partido de los Young Lords
1971
19
15
Puerto Rican newspaper printed in New York and written in both English and Spanish.
Plain Rapper
1969
19
16
Anti-war newspaper published by the Palo Alto Resistance, Palo Alto, California.
Peoples' World
1969-1970
19
17-18
Newspaper supporting the "struggle for Socialism" and published by The Pacific Publishing Foundation, Inc., San Francisco, California.
The Pittsburgh Courier
1969
20
1
Philadelphia edition. African American newspaper published by New Pittsburgh Courier, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Quicksilver Times
1969
20
2
Counter-culture, anti-war newspaper published by the Washington Independent Publishing Co, Washington, D.C.
Rat
1970
20
3
Newspaper published by R. A. T. Publications, New York, New York, and a member of the Underground Press Syndication.
Redtimes
1977
20
4
One of three newspapers published by Youth Against War and Fascism.
Resistance
1970
20
5
A student newspaper published in Adelphi, Maryland.
Revolutionary Marxist Caucus Newsletter
1971
20
6
Published by the Revolutionary Marxist Caucus, New York, New York.
Rising Up Angry
1971
20
7
Published by Rising Up Angry Publishers, Chicago, Illinois.
Rolling Stone
1969
20
8
Published by Straight Arrow Publishers, San Francisco, California.
Route One Gazette
1971
20
9
Student newspaper, published by the Democratic Radical Union of Maryland at the University of Maryland.
Salt Lake Prospect
1991
20
10
Newspaper featuring national and local news. Published in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Southern Review , 27
1969
20
11
Published by Southern Review Publishing Co., Jackson, Mississippi. Racist newspaper featuring excerpts from the book written by Thomas Dixon, Jr.
Spring Movement
1971
20
12
Washington, D.C., based newspaper listing all of the marches and peace rallies to be held in Washington, D.C. during Spring 1971.
Student Action
1968
20
13
Published by Campus Crusade for Christ, San Bernardino, California.
The Student Mobilizer
1971
20
14
Small handbill and flyer printed by The Student Mobilization Committee to advertise and encourage May 5, 1971, as National Moratorium Day to stop the Vietnam War.
The Title of Liberty
1969
20
15
Published by Tri-State Publishing Co., Hurricane, Utah.
The Tribal Messenger
1969
20
16
Counter-culture newspaper published in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Truth
1971
20
17
Religious newspaper published by Youth Speaks, Spokane, Washington.
Vietnam Newspapers in English
1969
20
18
(January 1969), published in Hanoi, Democratic Republic of Vietnam and (May 1969), published in Phnom-Penh, Cambodia.
The Village Voice
1969
20
19
Literary newspaper published in New York City, New York.
The Virginia Weekly
1971
20
20
Anti-war newspaper published by The Virginia Weekly Associates, Charlottesville, Virginia.
The Wanderer
1969
20
21
A Catholic newspaper published by The Wanderer Press, Inc., St. Paul, Minnesota.
Washington Free Press
1969
20
22
Activist newspaper published by Washington Free Community, Inc., Washington, D.C.
Weekly People
1969-1970
20
23
Published by the Socialist Labor Party of America, Brooklyn, New York.
White Power
1969-1970
20
24
Published by the National Socialist White People's Party in Arlington, Virginia.
Workers' Action
1971
20
25
Newspaper concerned with working people and fighting militant and democratic unions.
Workers World
1971
20
26
Newspaper for workers, New York, New York.
General Materials
UFO Magazine
1995
21
1
UFO Magazine and Phenomena Report
1997-1999
21
2-6
UFO Magazine
1999-2000
21
7-9
UFO The Science and Phenomena Magazine
2001
21
10
UFO Cover up
21
11
Miscellaneous UFO Articles
1997
21
12
UFO Articles; Roswell NM
21
13
Social Demagogery and Film
22
1
Miscellaneous Political and Religious Right Orders
1994-1997
22
2
UFO Articles
1997
22
3
Jack Van Impe Ministries
1998-1999
22
4
Pow and Mia Conspiracies
1995-1998
22
5
Black-Jewish Relations
1972-1992
22
6
A D L
1994-1997
22
7
News Clippings
22
8
Conspiracy Nation
1996-1997
22
9
Miscellaneous
23
1
International UFO Symposium
23
2
Correspondence
23
3
International UFO Reporter
1994-1996
23
4
International UFO Reporter
1986-1994
23
5
Perhaps Today
1998-1999
23
6
News week
23
7
Time
23
8
Black and Jewish Relations
23
9
Roswell Articles
23
10
Case Studies in Science
23
11
Rap Lyrics
24
1
Morbid Angel, Man O' War Lyrics
24
2
Head Banger Rock Lyrics
24
3
Ice Cube Rap Lyrics
24
4
Christian Patriotic Association Catalog
1997-2000
25
1
Christian Demagogy
25
2
Racial Relations
25
3
The MJ-12 Documents
26
1
Religious Demagogues
26
2
Conspiracy Theories I
26
3
Conspiracy Theories II
26
4
Conspiracy Theories III
26
5
The Impeached President
26
6
The Jews and Their Lies by Martin Luther
27
1
The Apocalypse Chronicles
27
2
Blacks and Jews News
27
6
Conspiracy Nation
27
7
Power of Prophecy
27
8
Flash Point
27
9
Racial Relations
27
10
Correspondence; Clarion
28
1
Newspaper Clippings; Clarion
28
2
Consider
1995
28
3
JEDI News
28
4
Amnesty Action
1994
28
5
Grassroots News
28
7
Anti Defamation League
28
8
SPLC Report
28
9
KLAN Watch Intelligence Report
28
10
Biblical Prophecies; Eschatology
28
11
Anti-Christ, Right-wing, Aliens and UFOs
28
12
John F. Kennedy
28
13
Political Research Associates
28
14
Frontiers of Science
28
15
Conspiracy In the Government
28
16
Federal Emergency Management Association
28
17
Religious Demagoguery and Racial Issues
1990-1997
29
1
National Times
1992
29
2
Industrial Worker
1996
29
3
Pearl Harbor, The Gulf War and The Cold War
1982-2000
30
1
Martin Luther King
1998-1999
30
2
Blacks and Jews
1990-2000
30
3
Waco Texas
1999-2000
30
4
JFK Assassination
1995- 2000
30
5
Louis Farrakhan
1990 Aug 31-2000 May 18
30
6
Conspiracy Issues
1995-1997
31
1
The Aryan Nation
1991-1999
31
2
Militia
1995-1997
31
3
UFOs
1998-1999
31
4
The Anti-Christ and The End of The World
1997-2000
31
5
Police Scandals
1997-2000
31
6
The Final Call
The Final Call
1998
32
1-5
The Final Call
1998-1999
33
1-5
The Final Call
1999
34
1-5
The Final Call
1999
35
1-5
The Final Call
1999-2000
36
1-5
The New American
The New American, Vol 14
37
1-4
The New American, Vol 15
37
5-6
The New American, Vol. 15
38
1-3
The New American, Vol 16
38
4-5
The New American, Special Report
38
6
General Materials
UFO Journal
1996-1999
39
1-6
The Fourth Decade
39
7
The Fourth Decade: A Journal of Research on the John. F. Kennedy Assassination, Vol. 6-Vol. 7
39
8-9
UFO Articles
40
1
Alien and Government Conspiracies
40
2
American Heritage
1995
40
3
Newsweek
1995-2000
40
4
Time
1997-1999
40
5
Conspiracies in The US Government
40
6
Black Movements
41
1
Black Leaders and Anti-Semitic Propaganda
41
2
Anti defamation League; Reports
41
3
ADL Research Report
41
4
The History and Controversy of President Nixon
41
5
The Kennedy Assassination Study Guide
41
6
Paranoia and Conspiracy Theories
41
7
John F Kennedy Assassination in Art and Film
41
8
Final report of The Assassination records Review Board
41
9
Miscellaneous Newspaper Clippings
42
1
Millennium Madness, the Militia and the Illuminati
42
2
US Department of Justice
42
3
Weekly World News
1997-2000
42
4-11
Christina Media, Vol . 4 Issue 4
42
12
Conspiracy Theories and Printed Material
Pearl Harbor and JFK Assasination
2002-2004
43
1
911 and the Iraq War
2001-2006
43
2-3
Religion
2001-2005
43
4
The New American Magazine
43
5
Various Articles
43
6
"Jews in Zion," and "Clarion Utah"
43
7
Modern Hebrew text Correspondence
1921-1926
43
8
This folder also includes a novel in Yiddish.
Brochures
43
9
Clippings
43
10
Clarion Colony Research
Agricultural Information
1925-1926
44
1
Contains notes in English and Deseret Alphabet.
Articles
1924-1981
44
2-3
Bibliographies
44
4
Clarion Colony Reasearch Notes
44
5-7
Materials in folders 5-7 contain research material from Louis Zucker, as well as Dr. Goldberg's own research, and are divided into articles, typewritten and handwritten notes.
Jewish Agricultural Colonies in Canada
1983
45
1
Jewish Agricultural Colonies, United States
45
2
Jewish Agricultural Society Research Materials
1907-1950
45
3
Krauskopf Letters
1905-1917
45
4
Legal Documents
1912-1961
45
5-6
Darwin S. Levine, A Brief Survey of the Activities of the Jews in American Agriculture
1928
45
7
Unpublished thesis.
Miscellaneous Notes
1910-1983
45
8
Notes
1910-1983
46
1
Mormon/Jewish Relations
1983
46
2
Pogram Data
1903-1906
46
3
B.D. Silverman, A Short History of Clarion, The Jewish Colony in the State of Utah
46
4
Vogel Manuscript
1962
46
5
Social Movements Research Material
AIDS Research
1988-1989
47
1
Animal Rights
1988-1989
47
2
Anti-Saloon League Research Materials
1977-1988
47
3
Campus Activism
1988-1989
47
4
Communist Party U.S.A.
1987-1989
47
5
Deaf Rights Research Material
1988-1989
47
6
Free Speech Movement
1965-1988
47
7
Industrial Workers of the World
1905-1988
47
8
Jewish Defense League
1971-1977
47
9-10
Jews of Utah and Salt Lake
1947-1987
48
1
John Birch Society
1958-1987
48
2-3
Judaica
48
4-5
Ku Klux Klan
1980s
48
6
Mexican American Unity Council (MUAC)
1976-1979
48
7
Newsclippings
1988-1989
48
8
Social Movement Research Material
48
9
Addendum
Professional Materials
Biographical Sketch
1999
49
1
Hiring and Tenured Faculty Review
1977-2016
49
2
Teaching
1995-2003
49
3
Awards
1987-2009
49
4
Personal Papers Donated to Archives
1996-2007
49
5
News Clippings
1979-2018
49
6
Newspaper clippings
1995-2000
49A
1-10
Talks and Panels
1979-2019
50
1
Fulbright Talk
2003
50
2
University of Utah, College of Law, Reunion Talk
2015
50
3
Western History Association Talk
2016
50
4
Yom Hashoah/Holocaust Memorial Commemoration Message
2008
50
5
Tanner Humanities Center and Mormon Studies
2016-2019
50
6
Mormonism
2007
50
7
Anti-Mormonism at the University of Utah
1994-2018
50
8
Dean L. May
1994-2005
50
9
Clarion, Utah Materials
Correspondence
1985-1991
51
1
Research Proposal
51
2
Back to the Soil: The Jewish Farmers of Clarion, Utah, and Their World, Book Reviews
1986-2015
51
3
"A Brief View of Clarion"
51
4
"Building Zion: A Conceptual Framework"
1989
51
5
"Zion in America: The Clarion Colony and the Jewish Agrarian Movement, 1881-1916"
51
6
Samuel Chatsky Interview Transcript
1982
51
7
Isaac Friedlands
51
8
M. Melamed
1910-1912
51
9
Clarion 100th Anniversary
2011
51
10
Clarion Maps
1916
2009-2010
51
11
Jewish Communities
1950-1987
51
12
Jews in Salt Lake City
1979
1988-1989
51
13
Utah State Jewish Week Declaration
1984
51
14
KUED, "A Tapestry of Judaism" Documentary
51
15
News Clippings and Articles
1982-2011
51
16
Back to the Soil: The Jewish Farmers of Clarion, Utah, and Their World, Research Index Cards
52
Back to the Soil: The Jewish Farmers of Clarion, Utah, and Their World, Research Index Cards
53
Back to the Soil: The Jewish Farmers of Clarion, Utah, and Their World, Research Index Cards
54
Barry Goldwater Materials
Articles and News Clippings about Goldwater
1964
1998
55
1
Barry Goldwater, Book Reviews
1995-2002
55
2
Ezra Taft Benson
1954-2015
55
3
Ronald Reagan
1966-2004
55
4
Religious Right
1987-1988
55
5
Research Materials
1934-2016
56
Barry Goldwater, Research Index Cards
57
Barry Goldwater, Research Index Cards
58
Barry Goldwater, Research Index Cards
59
Barry Goldwater, Research Index Cards
60
Barry Goldwater, Research Index Cards
61
Barry Goldwater, Research Index Cards
62
Barry Goldwater, Research Index Cards
63
Barry Goldwater, Bibliography Index Cards
64
Barry Goldwater, Benson, Tanner, Rosenblatt, and Goldwater, Index Cards
65
Barry Goldwater, Miscellaneous Index Cards
66
Social Movements
"The Challenge of Change: Social Movements and Non-State Actors"
2010
67
1
"Ku Klux Klan"
67
2
"Let He Who Is Without Sin Cast the First Orange: Anita Bryant and the Making of a Gay Rights Movement in Salt Lake City"
67
3
Joe Hill Commemoration
1990
67
4
National Organization for Women (NOW)
1971-1989
67
5
Social Movements
1992-2003
67
6
Grassroots Resistance: Social Movements in Twentieth Century America, Research Index Cards
68
Grassroots Resistance: Social Movements in Twentieth Century America, Research Index Cards
69
Grassroots Resistance: Social Movements in Twentieth Century America, Research Index Cards
70
Grassroots Resistance: Social Movements in Twentieth Century America, Research Index Cards
71
Grassroots Resistance: Social Movements in Twentieth Century America, Research Index Cards
72
Grassroots Resistance: Social Movements in Twentieth Century America, Research Index Cards
73
Grassroots Resistance: Social Movements in Twentieth Century America, Bibliography Index Cards
74
San Antonio Civil Rights Movement Index Cards
75
Ku Klux Klan Materials
Correspondence
1973-1982
76
1
"Invisible Empire: The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan"
76
2
"Ku Klux Klan" Encyclopedia
76
3
Research Drafts
1973-1974
76
4
Hooded Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Colorado, Book Reviews
1981-1989
76
5
Charles Ginsberg Interview Transcript
1963
76
6
Klan Members List
1920s
76
7
Research Materials
1924-2004
76
8
News Clippings
1975-1998
76
9
Hooded Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Colorado, Research Index Cards
77
Hooded Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Colorado, Research Index Cards
78
Hooded Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Colorado, Research Index Cards
79
Hooded Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Colorado, Research Index Cards
80
Hooded Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Colorado, Research Index Cards
81
Hooded Empire: The Ku Klux Klan in Colorado, Bibliography Index Cards
82
Conspiracy Materials
"'Who Profited from the Crime?' Intelligence Failure, Conspiracy Theories and the Case of September 11"
2004
83
1
Writings and Talks
1998-2017
83
2
Enemies Within: The Culture of Conspiracy in Modern America, Book Reviews
2001-2007
83
3
UFOs
1988-1997
83
4
Research Materials
1996-2018
83
5
Enemies Within: The Culture of Conspiracy in Modern America, Research Index Cards
84
Enemies Within: The Culture of Conspiracy in Modern America, Research Index Cards
85
Enemies Within: The Culture of Conspiracy in Modern America, Research Index Cards
86
Enemies Within: The Culture of Conspiracy in Modern America, Bibliography Index Cards
87
Assassination of John F. Kennedy, Research Index Cards
88
Nation of Islam, Research Index Cards
89
Roswell, Research Index Cards
90
Miscellaneous, Research Index Cards
91