urn:taro:utexas.blac.00117.00117p1 Julian Samora Papers, 1934-1989 Finding aid written by Christian Kelleher, CA, Benson Latin American Collection, the University of Texas at Austin Libraries, 2005 Finding aid encoded by Christian Kelleher, CA, April 2005Finding aid written inEnglish. Descriptive Summary Samora, Julian, 1920- Julian Samora Papers, Part 1 1934-1989 English and Spanish 1985-12 24426265 100 linear feet Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin Correspondence, written works, personal and biographical materials, organization records, photographs, audiovisual materials, and the collected library of the Mexican American sociologist and anthropologist, educator, civil rights advocate, and civic leader Dr. Julian Samora. Biographical Sketch

Mexican American civil rights advocate, educator, sociologist and anthropologist Dr. Julian Samora was born 1 March 1920 in Pagosa Springs, Colorado. As a child, Samora experienced significant discrimination at school and in his community, experiences that influenced his future personal and professional activities. In 1938, with a scholarship from the Frederick G. Bonfils Foundation, Samora entered Adams State Teacher's College in Alamosa, Colorado, where he graduated in 1942 with a degree in history and political science. That same year he married Betty Archuleta, with whom he had five children. In 1947 Samora obtained a Master's Degree from Colorado State University, and in 1953 he received his doctorate in Sociology and Anthropology from Washington University in St. Louis with his dissertation on "Minority Leadership in a Bi-Cultural Community." He is considered to be the first Mexican American to receive a Ph.D. in Sociology and Anthropology.

In 1955 Dr. Samora became an assistant professor of Preventive Medicine and Public Health at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, where he worked with his long-time friend Lyle Saunders. In 1957 he became an assistant professor in Sociology and Anthropology at Michigan State University, and in 1959 took a tenured position as professor of Sociology and Anthropology at the University of Notre Dame. He became the Head of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology and Director of the Graduate Studies Program at Notre Dame, where he remained until his retirement in 1985. In 1971, with a grant from the Ford Foundation, Dr. Samora founded the Mexican American Graduate Studies Program at Notre Dame, which he considered on of his greatest accomplishments. In fifteen years as the Program's director Dr. Samora mentored and trained more than 50 students, most of whom obtained advanced degrees in diverse fields including Economics, History, Law, Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology.

Dr. Samora's own research interests included the delivery of health services, rural populations in urban settings and the rural poor, Mexican immigration and the movement of Mexican Americans along the U.S.-Mexico border, population studies, and the educational status of youth and adults. He was the author or co-author of numerous articles and books, including Mexican-Americans in the Southwest (1969), Los Mojados: The Wetback Story (1971), A History of the Mexican-American People (1977), and Gunpowder Justice: A Reassessment of the Texas Rangers (1979).

Dr. Samora was an active participant in his academic, ethnic, and local communities throughout his life. He was co-founder, along with Ernesto Galarza and Herman Gallegos, of the Southwest Council of La Raza, now the National Council of La Raza. He served on boards or as a consultant to many organizations including, among others, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Commission, the Council on Foundations, the Indiana Civil Rights Commission, the John Hay Whitney Foundation, the Mexican American Legal Defense & Education Fund, the National Assessment of Educational Progress, the National Institute of Mental Health, the National Science Foundation, the President's Commission on Rural Poverty, the President's Commission on Income Maintenance Programs, the United States Bureau of the Census, the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, and the United Way.

Dr. Samora received many honors and accolades during his lifetime. In 1985 he received the White House Hispanic Heritage Award. In 1989 Michigan State University founded the Julian Samora Research Institute, the first major university research center named for a Latino. In 1990 the Mexican government honored Dr. Samora, along with César Chávez and Américo Paredes, as the recipient of El Orden del Aguila Azteca, its highest civilian award given to non-Mexican citizens.

Dr. Julian Samora died on 2 February 1996 at his home in Albuquerque, New Mexico, after a long struggle with Progressive Supra Nuclear Palsy.

 Scope and Contents Note

Personal and biographical materials, correspondence, written works, organization records, research materials, photographs, audiovisual materials, and artifacts (1934-1989) document the life and career of Mexican American civil rights leader, educator, sociologist and anthropologist Dr. Julian Samora. The papers are arranged following as closely as possible Dr. Samora's original organization in ten series: Personal and Biographical, Correspondence, Activities and Organizations, Written Works, Research Projects, Photographs, Audiovisual Materials, Artifacts and Realia, the Julian Samora Library, and the Betty Samora Papers.

The first series, Personal and Biographical, 1934-1989, is a small series that includes certificates received by Samora, diplomas and other educational documents, his curriculum vitae, financial documents, clippings about Samora, and calendars from years 1962 to 1982.

The second series, Correspondence, 1943-1985, contains letters written to and by Dr. Samora. The files are primarily arranged alphabetically by individual or organization name, though there is also a chronological letter file kept by Samora for the years 1967-1984. Included among the many correspondents are Jorge Bustamante, Gilberto Cardenas, Ernesto Galarza, Herman Gallegos, Father Theodore Hesburgh of Notre Dame, Charles Loomis, George I. Sánchez, Lyle Saunders, Vicente T. Ximenes, and organizations the Indiana Civil Rights Commission, the Journal of Mexican American History, the Rosenberg Foundation, and the John Hay Whitney Foundation. Other noted names present in the correspondence files include César Chávez, Senator Birch Bayh, and Hubert H. Humphrey.

The third series, Activities and Organizations, 1966-1985, consists of files relating to organizations with which Samora was involved. The files contain more correspondence, but also printed materials, meeting minutes, publications and other records. Organizations represented include the Council on Foundations, the Ford Foundation (with which Samora worked on a population program, a U.S.-Mexico Border Project, and the Doctoral Program at Notre Dame), the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF), the Southwest Council of La Raza/National Council of La Raza, the Bureau of the Census, and the University of Notre Dame. Records from the University of Notre Dame include information on courses given by Samora, correspondence with faculty and staff, and information on the Mexican American Graduate Studies Program and Mexican American Lecture Series.

Series four, Written Works, 1943-1984, includes articles, books, book reviews, and manuscripts written by Samora. The works are arranged alphabetically by title. Also included in this series are manuscript drafts and research materials relating to some manuscript projects—specifically for Gunpowder Justice and A History of the Mexican American People—and notes written by Samora on various topics.

The fifth series, Research Projects, 1956-1984, includes proposals, reports, data, and correspondence related to various researches done by Samora. These include oral histories of Mexican Americans in East Chicago—later used for his "Mexican Americans in a Midwest Metropolis," a National Study of Spanish Name (Spanish Speaking) People, and a study of Patient Characteristics in Denver General Hospital, among others.

The sixth series, Photographs, 1965-1983, includes portrait photographs of Samora, a number of group photographs with Samora—including one with President Lyndon Baines Johnson and another at the 1968 Ford Foundation Population Conference in Italy—black-and-white and color snapshots, and various photos of other individuals, meetings, or related subjects.

Series seven, Audiovisual Materials,1970-1981, contains primarily audio tapes of lectures by various Mexican American scholars and activists, many as part of the Mexican American Lecture Series at Notre Dame. Some of these cassette tapes are accompanied by printed transcripts.

Series eight consists of Artifacts and Realia, 1965-1983, that appear to have come from Samora's office after his retirement in 1985. Materials include plaques, a name plate, a paperweight, a pen used by Lyndon Baines Johnson to sign legislation (pictured in on of the photographs in series six), and other similar items.

The ninth series, which makes up the second part of this finding guide, is the Julian Samora Library. This large series includes articles and reprints, and subject files collected over the years by Samora. These materials are listed alphabetically and present an extensive collection of works on Mexican Americans from the 1940s and 1950s through the 1980s. This series also includes various card files that present bibliographic information on these and other similar works.

The tenth and last series in the collection is a small group of Betty Samora Papers, 1962-1979. These primarily include correspondence and a presentation and information on the Women's Council for Human Relations.

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Standard copyright restrictions apply.

 Preferred Citation

Cite as: Julian Samora Papers, Benson Latin American Collection, University Libraries, the University of Texas at Austin.

 Index Terms

The Julian Samora Papers are classified under the following Subject Headings in the University of Texas Libraries catalog:

Samora, Julian, 1920- Samora, Betty Archuleta Ford Foundation Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund National Council of La Raza Southwest Council of La Raza Texas Rangers United States. Census Advisory Committee on the Spanish Origin Population for the 1980 Census United States Commission on Civil Rights United States. National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty University of Notre Dame. Dept. of Sociology United States--Emigration and immigration--Government policy Mexican-American Border Region--Research Aliens, Illegal--United States Hispanic Americans--Colorado--Social conditions Hispanic Americans--Statistics Mexican Americans--Civil rights Mexican Americans--Study and teaching Migrant agricultural laborers--United States--Social conditions Social medicine--Research--Colombia Social medicine--Research--Southwest, New Sociology--Study and teaching--United States Other Authors Bustamante, Jorge A. Candelaria, Cordelia Cardenas, Gilberto D'Antonio, William V. Galarza, Ernesto, 1905- Gallegos, Herman E. Larson, Richard F. McWilliams, Carey, 1905- Ordóñez Plaja, Antonio Saunders, Lyle, 1907- Sena Rivera, Jaime Taylor, Paul Schuster, 1895- Related Material

The University of Texas Libraries holds many of Dr. Samora's works in its library collections. These materials can be found by searching the University of Texas Libraries catalog.

 Box and Folder Inventory I. General and Biographical, 1934-1989 1General, 1938-1989 11Certificates and Awards, 1938-1981 12Identification and Membership Cards, 1941-1973, N.d. 13Marriage Certificates, 26 November 1942 14Family Certificates, 1951, 1953, 1975 15Passport and Vaccinations, 1963-1967 16Curriculum Vitae, 1963-1983 17Correspondence Regarding Betty Samora, 1975-1980 18Last Will and Testament of José Julian Samora, 20 November 1978 [1963] 19Marriage Certificate (copy), Julian and Marcella Samora, 3 July 1983 110Julian Samora Research Institute Inauguration Program, 1989 1Education, 1934-1963 111Diploma - Archuleta County (CO) Public Schools, 24 May 1934 112Diploma - Pagosa Springs (CO) High School, 27 May 1938 113Diploma - Adams State Teachers College (CO), 25 May 1942 114Diploma - Colorado State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, 15 August 1947 115Diploma and Commencement Program - Washington University (MO), 28 August 1953 116Final Examination of Julian Samora for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy, 18 September 1953 117Newsclippings 118Various Documents, 1943-1982 119Business Cards (NOT Samora), N.d. 2Financial Documents, 1953-1983 21Life Insurance, 1953-1979 22Insurance, 1968-1983 23Income Tax, 1970 24Income Tax, 1971 25Income Tax, 1972 26Medical Expenses, 1978-1979, 1982 27[File on the Truchas house], 1970s-1980s 28Various Financial Documents, 148Calendars, 1962-1982 14811962-1963 14821965 14831966 1484-51967 [2 calendars] 14861968 14871969 14881970 14891971

SEE ALSO: Box 61 Folder 10 for other calendars, 1971-1975

 148101976 148111977 148121979-1981 14813-141982 [2 calendars] II. Correspondence, 1943-1985 3Alphabetical Correspondence1943-1985 31A-Ai– [various], 1964-1983 32Abelardo (Delgado, Abelardo), 1978 33Abney, Armando J., 1981-1984 34Abrego, Silas H. (Montal Systems, Inc.), 1970-1971 35Acosta, Salvador, 1975, N.d. 36Acuña, Rudy, 1972-1981 37Adams State College - Correspondence, 1944-1969 38Adams State College - Financial and Administrative, 1945-1955 39Adams, Dr. Richard, 1965 310AFL-CIO, 1967-1968 311Al- [various], 1966-1984 312Aldrete, Cristóbal P., 1980 313Alers-Montalvo, Manuel, 1964-1981 314Alers-Montalvo, Manuel - Enclosures, 3 December 1966 315Alfaro, Ruben, 1967-1975 316Allen, Robert N., Jr., 1978-1984 317Alvarez, A.F., 1968-1969 318Alvarez, Rodolfo, 1970-1983 41Am– [various], 1964-1982 42American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), 1977-1980 43American Association for Higher Education, 1983 44American Association of University Professors (AAUP), 1969-1974 45American Council of Spanish-Speaking People (ACSSP) [Ed Idar], 1952-1953 46American Educational Research Association (AERA), 1971-1972 47American Express, 1984 48American Friends Service Committee, 1982 49American G.I. Forum - Correspondence, 1953-1971 410American G.I. Forum - Printed Material, 1958-1968 4American Immigration and Citizenship Conference: 4111973-1975 4121976-1982 413Notes, 1975[?] 414Meeting Minutes, 1975-1980 415American Jewish Committee (Florida), 1962-1963 416American Sociological Association, 1978-1984 417American Sociological Review, 1970-1973 418Amrein, Edward J., 1973-1977 51An– [various], 1960-1980 52Anaya, Rudolfo, 1975 53Anaya, Toney, 1983-1984 54Anderson, Bernard (Rockefeller Foundation), 1983-1984 55Ansay, Tugrul, 1979-1981 56Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, 1963-1970 57Ap– [various], 1968-1979 58Apodaca, Jerry, 1975 59Ar– [various], 1964-1985 510Arce, Carlos (Institute for Social Research), 1977-1984 511Archuleta, Alfred and Debra, 1983-1984 512Arizona Bilingual Council, 1963-1964 513Aspen Institute for Hunamistic Studies, 1974-1975 514Avila, William T., 1977 515Ba–Bam- [various], 1955-1984 516Baca, Reynaldo (National Dissemination and Assessment Center), 1980-1981 517Ballantine, Douglas, 1968-1969 518Ballesteros, Octavio A., 1975-1979 519Ballotti, Geno A. [Daedalus], 1965-1977 520Ban-Bay- [various], 1969-1982 521Barkan, Elliott, 1975-1976 522Barnes, Katrina McCormick, 1972-1974 523Barrera, Mario, 1976-1981 524Barrett, Donald N., 1963-1974 525Baum, Willa, 1980 526Bay County (MI) Council of Churches Migrant Ministry Committee, 1957-1958 527Bayh, Birch [U.S. Senator], 1963-1980 61Be– [various], 62Bedell, Alan C. (Hope College), 1975 63Belknap, Ivan, 1957 64Beltrán, Gonzalo Aguirre, 1959 65Benda, Gerd, 1964-1969 66Benge, Frances, 1964-1969 67Benton, Charles (Benton Foundation), 1984 68Bernal, Joseph J., 1965-1978 69Bi- [various], 1962-1982 610Bibliograph Requests, 1971 611Bibliography of the Spanish Speaking People, 1962, N.d. 612Biddle, Mrs. L.C., 1967 613Bilingual Press, 1982 614Bilkey, Warren, 1964 615Binkley, John I. (U.S. Commission on Civil Rights), 1968 616Bishops' Committee for the Spanish Speaking, 1952-1968 617Bishops' Committee on Migrant Labor, 1960-1961 618Bl– [various], 1965-1983 619Blea, Irene, 1981-1982 620Blessing, James H. (National Endowment for the Humanities), 1968-1974 621Bo– [various], 1965-1979 622Board of National Missions of the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, 1967 623Border Urbanization Correspondence, 1956-1979 624Boné, Edouard L., 1965 625Borja, Carlos F., 1964 626Bowen, J. Donald (NDEA Summer Institute), 1964 627Bou, Francisca, 1962 628Br– [various], 1954-1983 629Bracamonte, José A., 1978 630Braceros (Gilbert Cardenas), 1973-1974 631Brademas, John (Congressman), 1963-1979 71Brandewie, Ernest, 1984 72Briggs, Charles L. (Vassar College), 1981-1983 73Briggs, Vernon M., 1976-1979 74Brigham, Frederick H. (Institute for Inter-University Cooperative Research), 1982-1984 75Broden, Thomas F., 1963-1975 76Brody, Eugene B., 1961-1963 77Brown, Dorothy (Multi-Media Productions, Inc.), 1969-1970 78Bu– [various], 1963-1983 79Burciaga, José Antonio, and Cecilia Preciado-Burciago, 1977-1984 710Burger, Henry G., 1969 711Burns, Robert E., 1973-1982 712Burma, John, 1954-1968 713Burtchaell, Rev. James T., 1971-1980 714Bustamante, Jorge - Correspondence, 1966-1973 715Bustamante, Jorge - Correspondence, 1974-1984, N.d. 716Bustamante, Jorge - Other Materials, 1969-1976 81Ca–Cam- [various], 1962-1982 82Caldera, Rafael, 1964-1969 83California- [various], 1963-1969 84Calleros, Cleofas, 1962 85Calvillo, Simon, 1976 86Campa, Arthur L., 1948-1976 87Campos, Margarita, 1982 88Can-Caz- [various], 1949-1982 89Candelaria, Cordelia - Correspondence, 1972-1981 810Candelaria, Cordelia - Correspondence, 1982-1984 811Candelaria, Cordelia - Chicana Manuscript Correspondence, 1976-1981 812Candelaria, Nash, 1984 8Cardenas, Gilberto - Correspondence: 8131969-1972 8141973 8151974 8161975-1980 8171981-1984 818Cardenas, Gilberto - Course Materials, 1974-1982 819Cardenas, Gilberto - Resumes, 1973-1982 820Cardenas, Gilberto - Other Materials, 1972-1984, N.d. 91Carranza, Miguel A. - Professional Correspondence, 1975-1985 92Carranza, Miguel A. - Dissertation Proposal and Resume, c.1973 93Carrillo, Carmen, 1979-1984 94Carter, Thomas P., 1968 95Casa de Amistad, 1981-1984 96Casavantes, Edward J., 1968 97Casso, Henry J. [Bishops' Committee for the Spanish Seaking], 1965-1970 98Castillo, Leonel J. (Immigration and Naturalization Service), 1977-1978 99Castro, Donald F., 1974-1983 910Castro, Felix (Youth Opportunities Foundation), 1965 911Cellini, Julia T., 1966-1968 912Center for Applied Linguistics, 1975-1976 913Center for Civil Rights, 1973-1978 914Center for Intercultural Documentation/CIF Reports, 1964-1965 915Center for Latino and Latin American Affaris (Northern Illinois University), 1981-1983 916Center for Migration Studies, 1969-1984 917Center for Multi-Cultural Studies and Educational Resources, 1967 918Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1965-1974 919Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies (U.C. Berkeley), 1983 920Centro de Inmigración, 1978 921Centro Interamericano de Libros Academicos (CILA), 1969-1978 922El Cerrito, 1970 923Cha– [various], 1968-1983 924Chance, Mrs. Jackson (Rosenberg Foundation), 1966-1970 925Chapman, Leonard Fielding (Immigration and Naturalization Service), 1975 926Chargin, Judge Gerald S., 1969 101Charles, Isabel (Notre Dame), 1976-1980 102Chavaria, Elvira (University of Texas Benson Latin American Collection, 1982-1983 103Chavarría, Jesús, 1971-1983 104Chávez, César - Correspondence, 1975-1979 105Chávez, César - Speaking Engagement, 1979 106Che-Chr- [various], 1963-1976 107Chertkov, Boren (U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Migratory Labor), 1969-1971 108The Chicago Reporter, 1972 109Chicana Conference, 1975 1010Chicana Service Action Center, 1975 1011Chicano(a) Graduate Students in Sociology, 1975-1976 1012Chicano Studies ATM (mailing list), 1984 1013Chicano Studies Questionnaire, 1984 1014Chicano Training Center, 1972 1015Chicano Universities, 1971-1972 1016Christian, Chester C., 1967 1017Christmas List, 1982, N.d. 1018Ci-Cl- [various], 1969-1984 1019Clement, Norris C., 1980 1020Clifton, James A., 1964-1965 1021Co-Con- [various], 1964-1984 1022Cobos, Rubén, 1976-1980 1023Cohen, Lucy M., 1965-1971 1024Cohen, Raquel E., 1972-1974 1025Cole, Stewart G. (National Conference of Christians and Jews), 1948-1956 1026Colegio César Chávez, 1980-1981 1027College Seven - University of California Santa Cruz, 1974 1028Collins, Michael, 1973-1974 1029Colombian Embassy, 1963-1964 111Colorado Anti-Discrimination Commission - Office of FEP (Chapman, Roy M.), 1953-1958 112Colorado State College, 1944-1972 11Colorado Latin American Conference: 113Correspondence, 1952-1957 114Literature Correspondence, 1955 115Financial, 1954 116Printed Material, 1953-1962 117Colorado - State Division of Public Health - Correspondence, 1946-1953 118Colorado - State Division of Public Health - Printed Material, 1946-1952 119Colorado State University, 1973-1975 1110Commission for Mexican American Affairs, Archdiocese of San Antonio, 1975 1111Committee on International Exchange of Persons (Francis A. Young), 1965-1970 1112Committee on Teacher-Sociologists (ASA), 1969-1971 1113Commission on Western Hemisphere Immigration, 1968 1114Common Council for American Unity, 1954, 1962 1115The Commonwealth Fund, 1954 1116Community Health Service, 1984 1117Community Service Organization, Inc. (CSO), 1962 1118Comunidad Organizada Para Educación (COPE), 1971 1119Concepción, Mercedes B., 1965 1120Congressional Hispanic Caucus, 1981-1984 1121Conner, Elizabeth (National Hispanic Week of South Bend), 1980, 1983 1122Connor, Reverend John, 1976 1123Convers, Gilbert (American Council for Nationalities Service), 1964 121Coo-Cox [various], 1964-1983 122Cooney, Andrew (San Juan Center, Hartford, Conn.), 1962 123Cornelius, Wayne A., 1977-1982 124Corona, Bert N., 1967-1968 125Coronado, Richard, 1975 126Cortés, Michael, 1982 127Cortese, Anthony J., 1979-1981 128Corwin, Arthur F., 1970-1973 129Costilla County (CO) Health Association, 1946 1210Council for the International Lay Apostolate (CILA), 1965 1211Cox, C. Lee (Pacific Telephone), 1983 1212Cr- [various], 1969-1981 1213Craig, Ann L., 1976, 1979 1214Crawford, Ann Fears, 1974-1976 1215Crespin, George E. (Diocese of Oakland), 1979-1983 1216Crevenna, Theo R., 1979-1980 1217Crosson, Frederick J., 1970-1979 1218Cu-Cy- [various], 1963-1984 1219Cullen, Diane List, 1983 1220Culotta, Stanley [Holy Cross H.S.], 1968 1221Curtis, Jack, 1961-1962 1222Da– [various], 1962-1982 1223Daedalus, 1978 1224Dake, Donald A. (South Bend Community School Corporation), 1974 1225Dale, Gilbert R., 1964-1980 1226Daly, Charles U., 1980-1984 1227The Danforth Foundation, 1977-1979 1228D'Antonio, William V., 1962-1967 1229D'Antonio, William V., 1968-1980 1230D'Antonio Study, 1962 131Darden, Bud, 1978 132DaSilva, J. Fabio Barbosa, 1973-1984 133Davidson, James D., 1972, 1984 134Dávila, Luis (Indiana University), 1970-1980 135De– [various], 1966-1982 136Deane, William N., 1950-1963 137DeBose, Charles S. (San Diego Dept. of Public Health), 1966 138DECE - Center of Christian Democratic Action, 1965 139Decola, Vic (Notre Dame - Restricted Funds), 1978-1979 1310De Haan, Dale (Senator Kennedy's Office), 1968-1969 1311De Leon, Armando, 1968-1978 1312Democratic National Committee, c.1966-1984 1313Denman, Gilbert M., 1979-1981 1314Despres, Leo (Notre Dame - Sociology), 1974-1983 1315DeVinney, Leland (Rockefeller Foundation), 1967 1316Di– [various], 1968-1982 1317Diaz, Michael, 1981 1318Diaz, William (Ford Foundation), 1983 1319Dickerson, Florence E. (John Hay Whitney Foundation), 1967 1320Dilliard, Irving, 1969-1970 1321DiRenzo, Gordon J., 1964-1965 1322Division for the Spanish Speaking (United States Catholic Conference), 1969-1973 1323Do– [various], 1969-1980 1324Dodge, David L., 1969,1981 1325Dolan, Jay P. (Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism), 1983-1984 1326Dolan, Robert M. (Credit Union National Association), 1962 1327Dr-Dy– [various], 1975-1984 1328Driscoll, Barbara A., 1975-1984 1329Duffy, Benedict (Agency for International Development), 1965 1330Dugan, Dennis (Notre Dame - Economics), 1972-1974 1331Duocastella, Father Rogelio, 1968-1969 1332Duran, Jacobo, 1962 1333Ea–Em- [various], 1954-1984 1334Easton, D. Mack, 1953 1335Eckler, A. Ross (Bureau of the Census), 1968 1336Echave, Ralph A. (LULAC), 1968 1337Education Commission of the United States, 1972-1984 1338Education Development Center, 1978-1980 1339Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC), 1967-1979 1340Educational Systems Corp., 1972 1341Egan, Monsignor John J., 1973-1983 1342Ehrlich, Howard J., 1965-1968 141El Centro, East Los Chicano Education Training & Research Organization, 1978 142El Paso [correspondence to/from], 1962 143El Paso, Texas, 1969 144Elizondo, Rev. Virgilio, 1984-1985 145Ellis, Peter (W.K. Kellogg Foundation), 1981 146En-Ex- [various], 1968-1984 147Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1966-1971 148Escalante Angulo, Carlos, 1963-1968 149Espinoza, Joe M., 1949-1950 1410Espinoza, Wilma (Levi-Strauss Foundation), 1983-1984 1411Estrada, Carmen, 1979-1981 1412Estrada, Leobardo Felipe, 1978-1984 1413Etzioni, Amitai, 1968 1414Evans, Richard I., 1965 1415External Research Lists, 1964 1416Fa– [various], 1953-1984 1417Fahey, Frank J., 1964-1973 1418Faistl, Francis G., 1962, 1965 1419Fals Borda, Orlando, 1963-1966 1420Farm Labor, 1963-1965, 1972 1421Farm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC), 1976-1980, N.d. 1422Farrow, B.J. - Proposal, 1978 1423Fe– [various], 1964-1981 1424Fendrich, James, 1962 1425Fernandez, Agustín, 1970 1426Fernandez, Celestino, 1978-1984 1427Fernandez, Raul, 1973-1978 1428Ferreras, Salvadore, 1962 1429Fetterman, John, 1967-1968 1430Fi– [various], 1962-1973 1431Figueroa, William, 1968 1432Films - Chicano, 1971-1980, N.d. 1433Finney, David (Texas House of Representatives), 1975 1434Fischer, Claude, 1980 1435Fishlow, David M. (ACLU), 1973 1436Fishman, Josua A. (Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences), 1963-1964 1437Fitzgerald, John J., 1972-1973 1438Fitzpatrick, Joseph (Fordham University), 1962-1984 151Fl– [various], 1968-1984 15Flores, Estevan T.: 1521973-1976 1531978-1980 1541981-1985 155Proposal, 1980 156Flores, Louis, 1968-1970 157Flores, Bishop Patrick F., 1972-1981 158Flores, Paul S., 1968-1973, 1980 159Florez, John, 1981 1510Fo– [various], 1970-1982 1511Ford Foundation, 1966-1969, 1982-1983

SEE ALSO: Activities and Organizations - Ford Foundation

 1512Form, William H., 1968-1971 1513Fornaguera, Miguel (Universidad Nacional de Colombia), 1966 1514Forum, 1983 1515Forum of National Hispanic Organizations, 1982 1516Foundation Center, 1969-1982

See Also: Activities and Organizations: Foundation Center

 1517Fr-Fu– [various], 1963-1984 1518Francis, E.K., 1953-1964 1519Francisco E. Martinez Defense Committee, 1982 1520Frazer, Robert W., 1944-1953 1521Freithaler, William O., 1968 1522"Fronteras 1976," 1975-1976 1523Fuchs, Lawrence H., 1968-1982 1524Fuchs, Lawrence H. - Proposal, 1977 1525Fulbright and Smith-Mundt Programs, 1961-1964 15Furino, Antonio: 15261971-1972 15271979-1981 161Ga–Gan- [various], 1967-1980 16Galarza, Ernesto: 1621959, 1963-1968 1631969 1641970 1651971-1973 1661974-1983 167Galarza correspondence [not with Samora],1942-1943 168Articles and Book Reviews, 1970-1982 169Border Study Expenses, 1968-1970 1610Mexican Americans (with Galarza and Gallegos)[correspondence], 1966-1967 1611Gallardo, Lloyd L., 1962 16Gallegos, Herman: 16121962-1966 16131967-1969 16141970-1974 16151975-1979 16161980-1984 1617"Proposal for an Assessment of the Mexican American Population of the United States in the 1980s," 1982-1983 1618Other, N.d. 171Gallegos, Phillip B., Jr., 1973-1974 172Gamble, Robert A., 1970 173Gann, Elbie L. (Colorado Education Association), 1967 174Gar-Gay- [various], 1969-1984 175Garcia, Angela (Stanford Center for Research and Development Teaching), 1974 176Garcia, Eugene E., 1977-1979 177Garcia, F. Chris, 1973-1974, 1982 178Garcia, Hector P. (American G.I. Forum), 1958-1971 179Garcia, Lauro (Guadalupe Organization), 1965-1968 1710Garcia, Margarita, 1980 1711García, Modesta, 1979-1980 1712García, Nasario, 1973-1974 1713Garcia, Octavio, 1980-1981 1714Garcia, Scotty, 1968 1715Gardner, John W., 1966 1716Garza, Hisauro A., 1971-1984 17Garza, Roberto, 1972-1973

SEE: Chronological Correspondence 61.9

 1717Gasser, Robert, 1962-1983 1718Ge-Gl– [various], 1969-1982 1719General Micro, Inc., 1985 1720Germann, Douglas D. (Attorney), 1984 1721Gleason, Philip, 1971-1981 1722Go–Gom- [various], 1969-1981 1723Goldkind, Victor, 1961-1969, N.d. 1724Goldrick, John T. (Notre Dame - Director of Admissions), 1973-1974 1725Gomez, Daniel J. (Mexican-American Documentation and Educational Research Institute - MADERI), 1970-1971 1726Gómez, Severo (Texas Education Agency), 1972-1973 1727Gómez-Quiñones, Juan, 1975-1984 181Gonzales, Eugene, 1968-1978 182Gonzales, Juan L., 1981 183Gonzalez [various], 1967-1982 184Gonzalez, Henry B. - Correspondence, 1967-1970 185Gonzalez, Henry B. - Clippings, 1969 186Gonzalez, Nancie, 1965-1966 187González, Rosalinda M., 1979-1982 188González de León, Antonio, 1969-1972 189Goo-Gor- [various], 1966-1982 1810Gordon, Richard J., 1974 1811Gordon, Robert (Notre Dame), 1971-1984 1812Gorum, Wendell J., 1971-1972 1813Gr– [various], 1962-1982 1814Graves, S. Robert, 1948-1965 1815Greeley, Andrew W. (National Opinion Research Center), 1972-1982 1816Greene, James F. (U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service), 1968-1975 1817Greene, Sheldon L., 1969-1971 1818Gu– [various]1962-1982 1819Guadalupe Organization, 1966-1968 1820Guerra, Manuel H., 1967, 1983-1984 1821Gutierrez, Jose Angel, 1972-1981 1822Gutierrez-Witt, Laura, 1984-1985 1823Guzmán, Ralph, 1962-1980 191Ha– [various], 1966-1984 192Haig, Alexander M., 1981-1982 193Halsell, Grace, 1977-1980 194Halsell, Grace - Articles, 1978 195Haltigan, William J. (U.S. Department of Labor), 1967-1969 196Hamilton, Philip A., 1961, 1979 197Hancock, Ross (L.A. County School Districts), 1967 198Hanson, Robert C., 1965 199Harris, Robert (President's Commission on Income Maintenance Programs), 1968 1910Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1972 1911Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1973-1976 1912Hartke, Vance (U.S. Senator), 1963, 1975 1913Harvard Ethnic Encyclopedia, 1975-1978 1914Hausman, Lt. Col. William (U.S. Army Medical R & D Command), 1963-1964 1915Hayden, Robert G. (U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare), 1966-1967 1916He– [various], 1963-1983 1917Head Start, 1968-1971 1918Heffernan, Helen (CA Department of Education), 1964 1919Heineman, Ben W. (President's Commission on Income Maintenance Programs), 1968-1969 1920Herendeen, James, 1979-1982, N.d. 1921Hernández, Judge Alfred J., 1968 1922Hernandez, Andres B., 1923Hernández, Gregorio L., 1973-1974 1924Hernández, José, 1972-1973 1925Hernandez, Pedro F., 1967, 1969 20Hesburgh, Father Theodore M. (Notre Dame - President): 2011961-1965 2021966-1968 2031969-1971 2041972-1973 2051974-1981 206Hetter, Patricia, 1969-1982 207Hi– [various]1970-1979 208Hiler, John (Congressman), 1981 209Hill, Reuben, 1967 2010Hinojosa, Aida, 1979-1980 2011Hinojosa, Gilberto M., 1980 2012Hinojosa, Irene V., 1975-1979 2013Hinojosa, José R., 1974-1977 2014Hinojosa, José R., 1978-1982, N.d. 2015Hintz, Joy, 1974-1982 2016Hispanic Heritage Week of South Bend, 1981 2017Hispanic History Study - University of Colorado, 1969 2018Hispanic Policy Development Project, 1982-1983 2019Hispanic Research Center, 1978, 1984 2020Hispanic Women's Council, 1979, 1982 2021Hispanics in Philanthropy, 1982-1984 2022Hispano American & American Indian Higher Education Programs, 1979, 1983 211Ho– [various], 1969-1983 212Hofmann, Mrs. Charles, 1972 213Hogg Foundation, 214Hong, Lawrence K., 1968-1969 215Hope College (MI), 1972-1974 216Houston, Fred (Hearne Brothers), 1970 217Houtart, Father Francis (Centre de Recherches Socio-Religieuses), 1964-1966 218Houts, Paul L. (National Association of Elementary School Principals), 1975-1976 219Hu- [various], 1965-1983 2110Hudson, Gerry, 1981 2111Huerta, Jorge A., 1975, 1980 2112Hughes, Helen MacGill (Sociological Resources for Secondary Schools), 1968 2113Hughes, John E. (Villanova University), 1961-1982 2114Hull, McAllister (University of New Mexico), 1980-1981 2115Human Resources Corporation, 1974-1978 21Humphrey, Hubert H.: 2116Correspondence, 1966-1968 2117Printed Material, 1966-1968 2118-19Vice President's Visit to Mexico, 1968 [2 folders] 2120Hyman, Bernard, 1965 221I– [various], 1967-1983 222Illich, Michael J. (Ford Foundation), 1964 22Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS):

SEE ALSO: Activities and Organizations - Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)

 2231963 224Hispanic Advisory Committee, 1976 225Hispanic Advisory Committee, January-May 1977 226Hispanic Advisory Committee, June-September 1977 227Hispanic Advisory Committee - Meeting Minutes, 1976-1977 228Raid in Arizona, 1976 229Raid in Ohio, 1977 2210Raid in Washington, 1976 2211Report on Border Smuggling, 1975-1976 2212Study of Illegal Aliens, 1977 22131975 Annual Report 231Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles, 1969 23Indiana Civil Rights Commission: 2321971-1972 2331973-1975 234Travel Expenses, 1972-1973 235Indiana Migrants, 1973, N.d. 236Indiana University, 1972-1976 237Institute for the Study of Economic Systems, 1965-1971 238Institute of International Education, 1963-1972 239Instituto Cultural, 1973 2310Inter-Agency Committee on Mexican American Affairs, 1968-1969 2311Inter-Agency Committee on Migratory Labor, 1954, 1957 2312International Planned Parenthood Federation, 1966-1968 2313Interstate Research Associates, 1970-1972 2314Ja– [various], 1970-1980 2315Jackson, Carlos, 1968-1969 2316Jaco, E. Gartly, 1960-1981 2317Jager, Elizabeth (AFLCIO), 1968-1971 2318James, Dilmus (University of Texas at El Paso), 1969 2319Jiménez, Francisco (University of Santa Clara, CA), 1979 2320Jiménez Gandica, Jorge (Asociación Fronteriza Mexicana-Estadounidense de Salubridad), 1967 241Jo– [various], 1969-1983 242Job Offers and other positions, 1948, 1970-1979 243Johnson, Lyndon B., 1966-1967 244Johnson, Richard A. (Trinity University), 1968-1969 245Johnston, Helen L. (U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare), 1958-1970 246Jones, Charles F. (John Hay Whitney Foundation), 1960-1964 247Jones, Robert Cuba (Villa Jones), 1963-1983 248Jorgensen, Joseph G. (University of California, Irvine), 1975-1977 249Journal of Health and Human Behavior, 1959-1962 24Journal of Mexican American History: 24101970 24111974 24121975 24131976 24141977-1979 24151980-1983 2416Ju– [various]1961-1978 251Ka– [various], 1967-1982 252Kane, John J., 1959-1969, 1971 253Kay, Stanley, 1964 254Ke– [various], 1958-1984 255Keegan, Frank L., 1967-1971 256Keely, Charles B., 1978 257Keller, Gary (Eastern Michigan University), 1983-1984 258W.K. Kellogg Foundation (and Conference of Michigan Foundations), 1980-1983 259W.K. Kellogg Foundation (and Conference of Michigan Foundations) - Printed Material, 1980-1983 2510Kelso, Louis O., and Patricia Hetter - Correspondence, 1968-1981 2511Kelso, Louis O., and Patricia Hetter - Printed Material, 1968-1981 2512Kennedy, Edward, 1969-1971 2513Kerr, Louise Año Nuevo, 1983 2514Kertesz, Stephen D. (Notre Dame), 1964, 1968 2515Key Records (Leonard Olguin), 1971, N.d. 2516Kh-Kl– [various], 1966-1981 2517Klein, David M. (Notre Dame), 1983-1985 2518Kn-Ko– [various], 1966-1981 2519KNBC, 1970-1975 2520Knowlton, Clark S., 1964-1979 2521Kobayashi, Francis (Notre Dame), 1975, 1983-1985 2522Koch, William H. (National Council of the Churches of Christ), 1957-1966 2523Kr-Ku– [various], 1968-1984 2524Krear, Serafina, 1967-1972 2525Kresge Foundation, 1982 2526Kurtz, Donald, 1974 2527Kurtz, Richard, 1967-1975 261La– [various], 1965-1981 262La Casa Amistad, 1982-1983 263La Causa Publications, 1970, N.d. 264Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA), 1979 265Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA), 1980 266Lamanna, Richard, 1966-1983 267Landeros, Armelinda, 1971 268Landeros, Delfina, 1970-1975 269Landes, Ruth, 1963-1965 2610Lang, Gottfried O., 1965-1967 2611Langford, James R. (University of Notre Dame Press), 1977-1983 2612Lanser, Roland L. (NDEA Institute on Disadvantaged Youth), 1966 2613Larralde, Carlos, 1979 2614Larson, Richard F., 1961-1973 2615Latin American Educational Foundation, 1954-1970 2616Latin American Center for Research in the Social Sciences, 1965 2617Latin American Council (Arturo Alvarado), 1974 2618Latin American Institute, 1980, 1984 2619Latin American Research and Service Agency (LARASA), 1965-1971 2620Latin American Research Review, 1979-1984 2621Latin American Sociology [subject file, various correspondents], 2622Latin American Studies Association (LASA), 1980, 1983 2623Latin American Studies Program, 2624Lattin, Vernon E., 1978-1983 2625Laurel, Oscar, 1968 271Law Students Civil Rights Research Council, 1972 272Lawrence, Florence (Notre Dame), 1967-1973 273Layden, Donald W. (United Parcel Service), 1982 274Le– [various], 1966-1982 275League of United Citizens to Help Addicts (LUCHA), N.d. 276League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), 1962-1984 277League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) - Printed Materials, 1962-1984 278Lectures [correspondence regarding], 1971-1980 279Lee, Alfred McClung (ASA), 1975-1976 2710Leege, David (Notre Dame - Center for the Study of Man), 1978-1984 2711Leff, Gladys R., 1977-1979 2712Leiva, Richard S. (U.S. Commission on Civil Rights), 1967 2713Lelevier, Benjamin, 1968-1970 2714LeMay, Albert H., 1974-1981 2715Lennon, John (Loyola University), 1960-1962 2716León, David Jess, 1979-1981 2717Leon de Quintana, Frances (Swadesh), 1976-1981 2718Leonard, Olen E., 1964, 1974-1975 2719Leonardo, Pat Anthony (Notre Dame), 1981 2720Lesko Associates, 1975-1976 2721Li– [various], 1968-1983 2722Libo, Lester M. (New Mexico Department of Public Health), 1959 2723Lindberg, John (Community Council), 1962-1965 2724Lindsay, J. Robert (U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare), 1963-1971 281Little, Brown & Co., 1969-1974 282Liu, William T. (Notre Dame), 1961-1975 283Ll-Lo– [various], 1964-1984 284Lomire, Patricia W., 1983-1984 28Loomis, Charles P.: 2851955-1956 2861957-1958 2871959-1961 2881962-1965 2891966-1969 28101970-1984 2811Project Correspondence, 1956-1958 2812Lopez, David E., 1975-1977 2813Lopez, Enrique Hank, 1971, 1980 28Lopez, Lino M.: 28141953-1954 28151955-1981 2816Clippings, 1960-1962, 1979 28Lopez, Richard, 1972-1973

SEE: Chronological Correspondence 61.9

 2817Lorenz, James (California Rural Legal Aid), 1968 2818Los Angeles City Health Department, 1962 2819Los Angeles City School Districts, 1967 2820Los Angeles County Superintendent of Schools, 1964 2821Low, Setha M., 1981 2822Lozano, Ignacio (La Opinion), 1984 2823Lu– [various], 1962-1984 2824Lucero, Joe I.,1974 2825Luna, William (Human Relations Commission), 1971-1972 291Mac-Man– [various], 1963-1983 292MacCalla, Thomas A., 1969 293Maciel, David, 1980-1981 294Maduro, Otto, 1982-1983 295Manis, Jerome G. (Education Project), 1958 296Mar– [various], 1962-1984 297Marin, Eugene A., 1965-1981 298Marsh, Lawrence (Notre Dame - Economics), 1983 299Martinez, Joseph V., 1971-1983 2910Martinez, Orlando, 1976 2911Martínez, Oscar J., 1973-1976 2912Martínez, Thomas M., 1969-1979 2913Martinez– [various], 1968-1984 2914Mas-Maz– [various], 1965-1981 2915Mayorga, Louis G., 1962-1964 2916Mc– [various], 1962-1984 2917McCorkle, Thomas, 1959 2918McDonough, Peter, 1983 2919McFeely, Frances, 1964-1969 2920McKenzie, Margaret, 1972-1981 2921McKeon, William, 1979-1982 2922McLean, William (Notre Dame - Law School), 1981-1984 2923McNally & Loftin, Publishers, 1967-1976 2924McWilliams, Carey (The Nation), 1973-1976 2925Me– [various], 1964-1985 2926Media - Correspondence, 1979-1980 2927Media - Printed Material, 1979-1980 2928Meissner, Doris M. (U.S. Department of Justice), 1976-1978 301Mercure, Alex P., 1971-1974 302Merriman, Emma, 1968-1983 303Mexican American Business and Professional Men's Scholarship Association, 1969-1970 304Mexican American Council (South Bend, IN), 1974-1976 305Mexican American Council, 1973 30Mexican American Cultural Center (MACC): 306Correspondence (Virgil Elizondo), 1972-1984 307Printed Material, 1972 308Printed Material, 1973 309Printed Material, 1974 3010Mexican American Lecture Series: Human Rights and Social Justice and the Church (Chicano Bishops), 1974-1975 3011Mexican American Manpower Agency, 1969 3012Mexican American Political Association (MAPA), 1968-1971 3013Mexican-American Self-Amelioration Group, 1969 3014Mexican American Studies, 1969-1973 30Mexican-American Study Project: 3015Grebler, Leo, 1964-1965 3016Grebler, Leo, 1966-1970 3017Progress Reports, 1965-1967 3018"Evaluation and Critique," 1967[?] 311Mexican American Youth Organization (MAYO), 1972 312Mexican American - General, 1966-1984 313Mexican-United States Border Reserch Program National Advisory Board, 1979-1980 314Mi– [various], 1968-1984 315Michigan Hispanic Education Conference, 1982 316Michigan Inter-agency Committee on Migratory Agricultural Labor, 1957-1958 317Michigan Migrant Ministry, 1957-1959 318Michigan State University, 1955-1959 319Midwest Council of La Raza, Institute for Urban Studies, 1975-1976

SEE ALSO: Activities and Organizations - Midwest Council of La Raza

 3110Midwest Institute for Hispanic Ministry, 1984 3111Midwest Latino Council on Higher Education, 1981-1985 3112Migration and Refugee Services, U.S. Catholic Conference, 1978 3113Milbank Memorial Fund, 1963-1964 3114Miller, Leo A., 1967-1969 3115Miller, Paul B., 1968-1970 3116Miller, S.M. (Ford Foundation), 1967 3117Miller, S.M. (Ford Foundation), 1968 3118Mirandé, Alfredo, 1979-1984 3119Mireles, Oscar, 1980-1982 3120Mitchell, H.L., 1970-1976 3121Moa-Mom– [various], 1965-1976 3122Moesser, Alba, 1969-1971 3123Mon-Moy– [various], 1963-1982 3124Mondale, Walter, 1970 3125Montoya, Enrique (Artes Chicano Inc.), 1981-1982 3126Montoya, Roberto G. ("Prisoners"), 1975-1976 3127Moore, William (Ford Foundation), 1967-1968 3128Morris, Richard, 1979-1980 3129Mosqueda, Joe Jr., 1973-1980 3130Most Precious Blood Parish (Colorado), 1948-1952 3131(Charles Stewart) Mott Foundation, 1975, 1983 3132Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Atzlán (MECHA), 1971-1979 321Mrozinski, Barbara, 1974-1975 322Multi-Media Productions, Inc., 1968-1973 323Muñoz, Carlos, 1969-1984 324Muskie, Edmund S. (Senator), 1971 325Mu-My– [various], 1969-1976 326Myers, Alice (ASA), 327Na-Ni– [various], 1963-1983 328Naegele, Brother Victor (St. Mary's University, San Antonio), 1967-1968 329Nafziger, James, 1975, 1979 3210Nance, Mrs. Afton Dill (California State Department of Education Conference), 1963-1964 3211National– [various], 1963-1984 32National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty: 3212Correspondence, 1966-1968 3213Printed Material, 1966-1968 3214Administrative Material, 1966-1967 3215National Advisory Council on Indian Education, 1977-1979 3216National Archives, 1974-1975 3217National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 1974-1975

SEE ALSO: Activities and Organizations - National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP)

 3218National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 1976-1977 3219National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) - Correspondence, 1965-1982 3220National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) - Printed Material, 1965-1966 331National Association for Chicano Studies (NACS), 1981-1984 332National Bicentennial Ethnic Racial Council, 1974-1975 333National Center for Urban Ethnic Affairs, 1982-1983 334National Chicano Council on Higher Education, 1979-1982 335National Chicano Council on Higher Education - Annual Meeting, October 1982 336National Concilio for Chicano Studies, 1974 337National Conference of Catholic Charities, 1984 338National Conference on Poverty in the Southwest, 1964-1965 339National Consortium for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in Engineering, Inc. (GEM), 1983 3310National Consultation on Ethnic America, 1968 3311National Council for the Spanish Speaking (Bishops' Committee for the Spanish Speaking), 1960-1966 3312National Council for the Spanish Speaking - Printed Material, 1960-1966 3313National Council for the Spanish Speaking - Brochures, N.d. 3314National Council of Senior Citizens, 1971-1972 3315National Council on Agricultural Life and Labor Research Fund, 1963-1976 3316National Education Council for Mexican Americans, 1970 3317National Education Task Force de la Raza, 1971-1974 341National Health Insurance, 1970 342National Hispanic Feminist Conference, 1980 343National Hispanic Heritage Week, 1980-1982 344National Hispanic Scholarship Fund, 1978, 1983 345National Immigration Coalition, 1982 346National Immigration, Refugee & Citizenship Forum, 1982-1985 34National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH): 347Correspondence, 1970-1977 348Printed Material, 1975-1977 349Financial, 1972-1973 3410Travel, 1970-1977 3411National Organization for Mexican American Services (NOMAS), 1966 3412National Organization for Migrant Children, 3413National Peace Academy Campaign, 1978-1979 3414National Project on Ethnic America, 1970-1974 3415National Research Council, 1972 3416National Science Foundation (NSF), 1963 3417National Science Foundation (NSF), 1970-1981 3418National Sharecroppers Fund, 1961-1982 35National Urban Coalition (NUC): 3511974 3521975 3531976 354National Urban League, 1963 355Nava, Julian, 1966-1972 356Navarro, Armando, 1976 357Nelson, Eugene, 1972-1980 358The New American, 1981 359New City: Man in Metropolis - A Christian Response, 1962 3510New Mexico Historical Review, 1984 3511New Mexico State Health Department, 1962 3512Nieto, Juan, 1973 3513No– [various], 1964-1983 3514Nogales, Luis G., 1969-1980 35North, David: 35151967-1968 35161969 35171970-1981 3518Nuestro Magazine, 1974, 1978 3519Nuestro Teatro, 1982 3529O– [various], 1963-1984 3521O'Brien, Joseph (Notre Dame - Personnel), 1969-1975 3522Ocampo Londoño, Alfonso, 1965 3523Ohio State University, 1963, 1980 3524Ohio Valley Sociological Society, 1964-1966 361Olivas, Michael A., 1978-1982 362Olivarez, Grace, 1962-1983 363O'Nell, Carl W., 1973 364O'Meara, Timothy (Notre Dame - Provost), 1979-1984 365Oppenheimer, Siobhan (Ford Foundation), 1969-1979 366Ordoñez Plaja, Antonio, 1960-1964 367Ordoñez Plaja, Antonio, 1965-1971 368Ortego y Gasca, Felipe de, 1980-1981 369Osorio, Irene, 1976, 1980 3610Osorio, Raul, 1961-1962 3611Owen, Henry (Brookings Institute), 1975 3612Pa– [various], 1962-1983 3613Padilla, Amado M., 1976-1977 3614Padilla, Fernando V., 1973-1975 3615Palomares, Uvaldo H., 1970 3616Pardinas, Felipe, 1962 3617Paredes, Américo, 1971-1973 3618Paul, Benjamin D., 1953-1965 3619Pe– [various], 1965-1984 3629Peace Corps, 1963, 1968 3621Penetration, 1975 371Penrose, Neville G., 1962 372Peña, Albert A., 1965, 1978 373Peña, Devon G., 1982 374Peña, Jerry ("Prisoners"), 1973-1974 375Peregrine Smith, Inc., 1974-1975 376Pérez, Lisandro, 1975-1976 377-8Pérez Ramírez, Gustavo, 1964-1968 379Peterson, Dawn, 1981 3710Peterson, Paul, 1963-1967 3711Peterson, Helen L., 1945- 3712Petesch, Donald A., 1971 3713Petit, Donald W., 1968 3714Pettigrew, Thomas, 1981 3715Pf-Pl– [various], 1963-1984 3716Phalen, Father John, 1980-1983 3717Physicians' Forum, Inc., 1950-1953 3718Pick, Gracia Molina, 1975-1978 3719Pion, Ronald, 1968 3720Plakos, John (California Department of Education), 1968-1969 3721Plunkett, Devere T. (Notre Dame), 1968, 1972 381Po– [various], 1963-1983 382The Population Council, 1966-1970 383Population - General, 1966-1967 384Portes, Alejandro, 1978-1984 385Positions Available, 1972-1979 386Post Materials, 1981-1983 387Potvin, Raymond H., 1983 388Powell, Robert, 1982-1983 389Pr-Pu [various], 1966-1983 3810Prager, Jeffrey (Advancing the Art of Inquiry in School Desegregation Research), 1981-1984 3811Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1965-1979 3812President's Commission for the observance of Human Rights Year, 1968 3813President's Commission on Income Maintenance Programs, 1968-1970 3814Press, Irwin (Notre Dame), 1967-1981 3815Price, John A., 1968-1979 3816Prieto, Jorge, 1969-1984 3817The Progressive, 1966 3818Projecto Educativo del Barrio, 1982 3819Pryor, John B. (Notre Dame), 1981 3820Public Affairs Comment, 1965 3821Public Television Channel 34, N.d. 3822Publications (Requests for), 1965-1970 3823Puerto Rican Cultural Center, Inc., 1982-1983 3824Puerto Rican Legal Defense & Education Fund, 1981 3825Pycior, Julie Leininger, 1973-1982 391Q– [various], 1962-1984 392Quayle, Dan, 1981-1982 393Queen, Stuart A., 1949-1983 394Quintana, Francis Swadesh, 1981 395Ra– [various], 1962-1982 396Ramirez, Manuel, 1972-1973 397Ramos, Juan, 1968-1971 398La Raza, c.1967-1972 399La Raza: Forgotten Americans (2nd edition), 1975-1976 3910La Raza Unida, 1967-1973 3911Re– [various], 1965-1984 3912"Realidades," 1975-1976 3913Recruiting Trip, 1981 3914La Red, 1978-1985 3915The Red Feather Institute, 1971 3916Redman, Barbara K., 1971-1979 3917Regoli, Robert M. (The Social Science Journal), 1984 3918Reiss, Paul (Fordham University), 1965-1966 3919Reitz, F.F. (Besser Foundation), 1974 3920Research - Newspaper Clippings, Requests for..., 1975 3921Research Workshop on the Role of Women, 1971 3922Retired Professors Registry, 1965 3923Ri– [various], 1969-1982 3924Rios, Charlotte, 1978-1982 3925Ríos, Guillermo F., 1973-1975 3926Rios, Victor, 1975-1984 401Rivera, George, 1967-1983 402Rivera, Julius, 1956-1974 403Ro– [various], 1962-1983 404Rochin, Refugio I., 1973-1978 405Rockefeller Foundation, 1964-1967 406Rodino, Peter W. (Congressman), 1971-1973 407Rodriguez, Alfonso (Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church), 1967 408Rodriguez, Armando (U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare), 1968-1970 409Rodriguez, Gloria C., 1982-1983 4010Rodriguez, Juan, 1978 4011Rodriguez, Reymundo, 1972-1983 4012Rodriguez, Romeo, 1971-1973 4013Rogerson, Howard W. (U.S. Commission on Civil Rights), 1962-1964 4014Rokeach, Milton, 1965 4015Romano-V., Octavio I., 1973, 1981 4016Romero, Fred E. (U.S. Department of Labor), 1973-1975 4017Rosenbaum, René, 1975-1984 40Rosenberg Foundation: 4018Mrs. Jackson Chance, 1964-1965 4019Mrs. Jackson Chance, 1966-1975 4020Conference Correspondence,, 1965-1966 4021La Raza Correspondence, 1965-1966 4022Annual Reports, 1963-1964 4023La Raza Conference, Financial, 1965-1966 411Roskelley, R. Welling, 1943-1950, 1974 412Ross, Stanley R., 1976-1982 413Roybal, Edward (Congressman), 1975-1980 414Ru-Ry– [various], 1965-1984 415Rubel, Arthur J., 1958-1967 416Rubel, Arthur J., 1968-1981 417Ruiz, Ramón Eduardo, 1973-1980 418Ruybalid, Louis A., 1968-1975 419Rytina, Joan, 1970 4110Sa– [various], 1962-1983 4111Saenz, Mrs. Joseph, 1967-1968 4112Salandini, Father Victor, 1975-1982 4113Salazar, Jaime, 1965 4114Salk, Erwin A. (Salk, Ward & Salk, Inc.), 1974-1982 4115Samaniego, Ricardo, 1981 4116Samora, Betty, 1963 41Samora, Betty - Letters of condolence on her death, 1979 4117A-C 4118D-G 4119H-M 421N-S 422T-Z 423 Samora, Carmen, 1984 424San Francisco Foundation, 1984 425Sánchez, George I., 1948-1962 426Sánchez, George I., 1963-1977 427Sanchez, Archbishop Robert F., 1975-1976 428Sanchez, Robert P. (Texas AFL-CIO), 1962 429Sandoval, Isaac (LULAC Colorado), 1954 4210Sandoval, Rudy, 1978-1979 4211Santiestevan, Henry, 1979-1983 4212Santos, John F. (Ford Foundation), 1968-1969 4213Santos, Richard, 1984 4214Saracino, Dan J. (Notre Dame - Admissions), 1972-1975 4215Sasaki, Tom (Notre Dame - Department of Sociology and Anthropology), 1974-1975 4216Sassen-Koob, Saskia, 1972-1980 42Saunders, Lyle: 42171944-1953 42181954-1955 42191957-1959 4311960 4321961-1962 4331963-1965 4341966-1980 435Sc– [various], 1962-1984 43Scanlon, John J. (Ford Foundation): 4361970-1971 4371972-1973 438Printed Material, 1971-1974 439Scanzoni, John, 1974 4310Schey, Peter (National Center for Immigrants' Rights), 1981 4311Schieffelin, Olivia L. (Population Council), 1971 4312Schmidt, Fred H. (UCLA), 1968-1975 4313Schnieder, Mary, 1982-1983 4314Scholes, Reverend William E. (National Council of the Churches of Christ), 1962-1979 4315Schreiber, Daniel (National Education Association), 1962 44Shulman, Sam: 4411958-1964 4421965-1973 443Photographs, N.d. 444Schussman, Myron H. (Santa Clara, CA, Office of Education), 1964 445Schwan, Reverend Hubert, 1965-1969 446Scott, Joseph, 1973-1984 447Scott, Foresman and Co., 1969-1970 448Se– [various], 1968-1979 449Sedillo, Paul (National Conference of Catholic Bishops), 1974-1983 4410Sena-Rivera, Jaime, 1975-1979 4411Sena-Rivera, Jaime, 1980-1981 4412Sepulveda, Reverend Ciro, 1972-1977 4413SER (Operation SER), 1967-1968 4414Serrato, Antonio, 1982-1983 4415Sh– [various], 1970-1984 4416Shannon, James (General Mills Foundation), 1984 4417Sheedy, Reverand Charles E., 1962-1967 4418Sheffield, Anne, 1968 4419Sheldon, Paul, 1962-1971 4420Shockley, John, 1972 4421Shuster, George (Notre Dame), 1962-1971 451Si– [various], 1970-1982 452Siller, Richard, 1980-1981 453Silva, Walden (Kansas Commission on Civil Rights), 1963-1964 454Simon, Patricia Vandel (Multi-Media Productions, Inc.), 1969-1975 455Simoni, Joseph J., 1968-1972 456Skurski, Roger (Notre Dame), 1980-1983 457Skidmore, Thomas, 1974 458Slattery, Sister Margaret Patrice (Incarnate Word College), 1980-1982 459Slesinger, Doris, 1980 4510Sm-Sn– [various], 1964-1983 4511Smithsonian Institution, 1971-1978 4512So– [various], 1964-1983 4513Social Science Research Council, 1963-1979 4514Social Science Quarterly, 1975-1976 4515Social Thought, 1984 4516Sociologists Committee on Alternative Resources, 1977 4517Sociologists for Women in Society, 1978-1979 4518Soen, Lew, 1969-1979 4519Soleta, Reverend Chester (Notre Dame), 1959-1965 4520Soleta, Justin (Notre Dame), 1972-1983 4521Solis, Leopoldo (Banco de México), 1969-1970 4522South Bend Community School Corporation, 1983 4523South Texas Institute of Latin and Mexican American Research, 1980 4524Southern Colorado Register, 1953-1954 4525Southern Poverty Law Center, N.d. 4526Southwest Conference, 1963 461Southwest Voter Registration Education Project, 1979, 1981 462Southwestern Cooperative Educational Lab., Inc. (SWCEL), 1968 463Southwestern Sociological Association, 1974 464Sp– [various], 1962-1981 465Spanish Speaking Catholic Commission, 1975-1984 466Sparks, David E. (Notre Dame - Director of Libraries), 1972-1975 467Spector, Melbourne L. (U.S.-Mexican Border Commission), 1968-1969 468Spiro, Melford, 1954-1955 469Spivak Fellowship, 1978 4610St– [various], 1962-1980 4611Stanford Center for Chicano Research, 1981-1983 4612Stoddard, E.R., 1969-1982 4613Strutz, David W., 1967-1971 4614Stuart, Martha, 1966-1967 4615Su-Sw– [various], 1974-1981 4616Sussman, Marvin B., 1961-1966 4617Swartz, Thomas R. (Notre Dame), 1978 471Ta– [various], 1968-1983 472Taeuber, Conrad (U.S. Bureau of the Census), 1969-1979 473Taeuber, Karl, 1979 474Talbert, Robert H., 1962-1964 475Taylor, Paul S., 1972-1977 476Te– [various], 1970-1984 477Teleconference Correspondence, 1984 478Telles, Ambassador Raymond L., 1968 479Teran, Miguel (Spanish Speaking Peoples Commission), 1982-1984 4710Terrones, Edward (Colorado Anti-Discrimination Commission), 1962, 1969 4711Tetlow, Joseph A. (America), 1978 4712Teufel, Carmen T., 1969-1972 4713Texas Farm Workers Union, 1975-1982 4714Textor, Robert B. (Peace Corps), 1961-1962 4715Th-Ti– [various], 1968-1969, 1984 4716Thomas, Susan, 1978-1979 4717Thorman, Donald (National Catholic Reporter), 1966-1968 4718Tienda, Marta, 1979-1984 4719Tijerina, Reies Lopez, 1967-1969 4720Tinker Foundation, 1973, 1978 481To– [various], 1969-1983 482Toledo [Ohio] Mexican American Curriculum, 1972 483Tomasi, Lydio F. (Center for Migration Studies), 1977-1980 484Toney, W.T., 1972 485Tr– [various], 1969-1984 486Trant, Donald R., 1964-1967 487Trejo, Arnulfo D., 1967-1982 48Treviño, Jesús Salvador (La Historia): 4881979-1983 489Printed Material, 1979-1983 4810Printed Material, 1979-1983 4811Trout, Grafton D., 1967-1973 4812Trowbridge, James W. (Ford Foundation), 1966-1973 4813Truchas (New Mexico) Community Center, 1972-1974 4814Tu-Tw– [various], 1968-1975 4815Tydings, Senator Joseph, 1968-1969 4816Tyler, Gus (International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union), 1972-1974 491U-United– [various], 1971-1981 492Ulibarri, Horacio, 1968-1969 493United Farm Workers, 1968-1972 494United Health Foundation, 1964-1965 495United States Civil Service Commission, 1971 496United States Department of Commerce - Bureau of the Census, 1976

SEE ALSO: Organizations and Activities - Bureau of the Census

 497United States Department of Commerce - Bureau of the Census, 1983-1984 498United States Department of Education, 1980-1982 49United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare: 4991962-1970 49101973-1975 4911Migrant Health Projects, 1965 4912Office of Education, 1968-1973 4913Office for Spanish-Speaking Americans, 1970 501United States Department of Justice - Bureau of Prisons, 1969-1971 502United States Office of Economic Opportunity, 1966-1969 503United States [various], 1963-1978 50United Way of St. Joseph County

SEE: Organizations and Activities - United Way of St. Joseph County

 504Universidad Iberoamericana, 1966-1967 505University Council for Educational Administration, 1965 506University of California, Berkeley, 1979 507University of California, Davis - Admissions, N.d. 508University of California, Riverside, 1983-1984 509University of California, Santa Cruz, 1971 5010University of Colorado, 1955-1957 5011University of Illinois at the Medical Center, Chicago, N.d. 5012University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, 1979 5013University of New Mexico, 1945-1955, 1980 5014University of New Mexico - Home Improvement Project, 1967-1971 5015University of New Mexico Press, 1974-1977 5016University of North Carolina, 1966-1968 5017University of Texas at Austin [includes Américo Paredes, others], 1971-1982 5018University of Texas - Population Research Center, 1968-1973 5019University of Texas Press, 1983-1984 5020University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1947-1984 5021University Microfilms (Xerox), 1970-1974 5022University– [various], 1964-1984 511Ur– [various], 1969-1984 512Urban Institute, 1984 513Urban League, 1965 514Uriegas, José (Mexican American Research Center), 1973-1981 515Useem, John (Michigan State University), 1963-1973

[See also: University of Wisconsin, Madison]

 516Va– [various], 1970-1983 517Valdez, Bernard (Denver Housing Authority), 1948-1955 518Valdez, Bernard (Denver Housing Authority), 1962-1969 519Valdez, Betty Jean, 1978-1984 5110Valdez, Daniel M., 1973-1982 5111Valdez, Daniel T., 1964-1968 5112Valdez, Facundo, 1969-1972 5113Valenzuela, Dan, 1960 5114Valien, Preston (U.S. Office of Education), 1966 5115Vallejo, Priscilla (CETA), 1975 5116Valverde, Leonard A. (University of Texas), 1980-1983 5117Vargas, Alice, 1981-1983 5118Vargas, Philip G., 1973-1979 5119Vasoli, Robert (Notre Dame), 1967-1971 5120Vasta, Edward (Notre Dame), 1978 5121Ve– [various], 1969-1982 5122Vekemans, Roger, 1964-1965 5123Vi– [various], 1972-1982 5124Vigil, Charles S., 1954-1955 5125Vigil, Emilio, 1968-1972 5126Villa Jones - Centro Cultural Internacional, 1969 5127Villa, Olga, 1975-1984 5128Villalpando, Vic (San Diego County), 1976 5129Villarreal, Ramón, (World Health Organization), 1964 5130VISTA, 1964, 1969 5131Vo-Vu– [various], 1974-1977 5132Vrga, Djuro J. (Central Michigan University), 1968-1975 521Wa– [various], 1968-1982 522Wagner, John A. (Bishops Committee for the Spanish Speaking), 1962-1966 523Waldman, Elizabeth, c.1978 524Walker, Marilyn (PSI of San Antonio), 1981 525Wallace, Helen, 1967 526Walsh, James F. (Catholic Social Service), 1968 527Walsh, John E. (Notre Dame), 1965-1967 528Walter, Paul, 1952-1959 529Ward, William T. (Colorado State University), 1981 5210Warner, Alice, 1968-1984 5211Warwick, Donald P., 1963-1964 5212Watson, James B., 1949-1979 5213Watzke, Jim, 1967 5214We– [various], 1969-1984 5215Weatherhead Foundation, 1972-1974 5216Weaver, Charles N., 1969-1971 5217Weaver, Robert C. (John Hay Whitney Foundation), 1950-1955 5218Weaver, Thomas, 1962-1981 5219Webster, Michael G., 1973-1974 5220Wehby, George (EDUCATEC), 1984 5221Weigert, Andrew (Notre Dame), 1969, 1981-1984 5222Weigert, Kathleen, 1974-1982 5223Welch, Henry H. (Metropolitan Council for Community Service, Inc.), 1964 5224Weston, George S., 1965 5225Wetback Legislation, 1972 531Wh– [various], 1969-1982 53White House: 5321966 533January-May 1967 534June-December 1967 5351979-1980 536Photograph, c.1966 537Conference on Education, 1965 538Publications, 1979-1980 539White Memorial Medical Center (Los Angeles, CA), 1973 5310Whiteford, Linda M., 1980 53Whitney Foundation (John Hay Whitney Foundation): 53111955-1971 53121972-1973 5411974-1977 5421983-1984 543Team Project Fund [financial], 1972-1975 544Printed Material 545Fellowship Footnotes Newsletter, 1953-1958 546Wi– [various], 1969-1983 547Wickham, Robert (Ford Foundation), 1963-1967 548Wigent, Evelyn (COnsolidated Book Publishers), 1972 549Wiley, Norbert, 1962, 1976-1979 5410Wilkie, Jim, 1981 5411Willems, Emilio, 1963-1964 5412Willey, Darrell S. (New Mexico State University), 1965, 1969 5413Williams, Percy (President's Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity), 1962 5414Williams, Harrison A. (Progress Report - Migratory Labor Legislation), 1963-1964 5415Wilson, Jerome (Notre Dame), 1969-1972 5416Wilson, John D., 1963 5417Wilson Center, 1984 5418Winfrey, Richard (L.H. Field Co.), 1962-1964 5419Winters, Daniel R. (Northeastern Junior College), 1971-1972 5420Wisconsin Hispanic Council on Higher Education, 1984 5421Wise and Green (Arizona Department of Health), 1962 5422Wo-Wy– [various], 1969-1983 5423Woods, Clee (Archuleta County [Colorado] Superintendent of Schools), 1963-1965 5424Wyckoff, Florence R. (Migrant Health Committee), 1966 551XYZ– [various], 1968-1980 55Ximenes, Vicente T.: 5521967-1968 5531969-1975 554Printed Material, c.1967-1970 555Yanniello, William G. (U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare), 1963-1966 556Yee, Albert H. (University of Montana), 1978-1982 557Yellen, Ben, 1964-1977 558Ylvisaker, Paul (Ford Foundation), 1966 559Yoder, H.[?] (Notre Dame), N.d. 5510Young, Donald (Russell Sage Foundation), 1958-1961 5511Young, F. Roman (Mount St. Mary's College), 1964 5512Zahn, Gordon C., 1964-1965 5513Zinn, Maxine Baca, 1983-1984 5514Zintz, Miles V. (University of New Mexico), 1965 5515Zweig, Ben (Santa Cruz Area Council - Nogales), 1968 5516[Unknown Correspondent], 1984 56Chronological Correspondence, 1967-1984

Comprised of Samora's letter file from 1967 through 1984.

 5611967-1968 562January-April 1969 563May-August 1969 564September-December 1969 565January-March 1970 566April-May 1970 567June-August 1970 568September-December 1970 569January-May 1971 571June-October 1971 572November-December 1971 573January-March 1972 574April-May 1972 575June-August 1972 576September-October 1972 577November-December 1972 578January-March 1973 579April-May 1973 5710June-August 1973 5711September-October 1973 581November-December 1973 582January-February 1974 583March-May 1974 584June-September 1974 585October-December 1974 586January-February 1975 587March-April 1975 588May-June 1975 589July-September 1975 5810October-December 1975 591January-March 1976 592April-June 1976 593July-September 1976 594January-December 1977 595January-February 1978 596March-May 1978 597June-September 1978 598October-December 1978 599January-March 1979 5910April-June 1979 5911July-September 1979 5912October-December 1979 601January-February 1980 602March-May 1980 603June-December 1980 604January-March 1981 605April-July 1981 606August-October 1981 607November-December 1981 608January-February 1982 609March-April 1982 6010May-October 1982 6011November-December 1982 611January-February 1983 612March-May 1983 613June-October 1983 614November-December 1983 615January-February 1984 616March-May 1984 617June-November 1984 618[Unsorted], 1963-1980 619Garza, Roberto and Lopez, Richard - Chronological Letter File, 1972-1973 6110Calendars, 1971-1975 III. Activities and Organizations, 1966-1985 62Council on Foundations, 1978-1985 62Samora Correspondence: 6211978-1979 6221980 6231981 6241982 6251983 6261984-1985 62Board of Directors Correspondence: 6271978-1979 6281980 6291981 62101982 62111983 62121984-1985 631News Releases, 1983-1985 632Annual Report, 1982-1983 633Annual Conference Materials, 1979-1980 634Annual Conference Materials, 1981-1982 635Annual Conference Materials, 1984 636Summary of Selected Decisions of Board of Directors, 1978 63Board of Directors Handbook: 6371982-1983 6381983 639September 1983 6310June 1984 63Board Meetings: 631110-11 February 1980 63122-3 February 1981 631328-30 June 1981 64123-24 February 1982 64220-22 June 1982 6434 November 1982 64428-29 June 1983 64526 October 1983 64627 April 1984 64724-26 June 1984 64824 October 1984 651Executive Committee Memos, 1982-1983 65Executive Committee Meetings: 65214 May 1981 65329 September 1981 654c. May 1982 65530 September 1982 65615 February 1983 657Research Committee - Various Materials, 1980-1981 658Research Committee - Various Materials, 1982-1984 65Research Committee Meetings: 65916 November 1981 66114 May 1982 6625 November 1982 6632 November 1983 664-5Hispanic Committee Materials, 1980-1981 [2 folders] 666Committee on Legislation and Regulation, 1979-1981 667Nominating Committee, 1982-1983 671Various Committee Materials, 1979-1982 672Grantsmanship Center, 1978-1982 673Financial Records, 1979-1984 674Proposed Operating Plans, 1981, 1984 67Publications: 675Foundation News, 1979-1984 676Newsletter, 1979-1981 677Newsletter, 1982-1985 678"Communications Update," 1983-1984 679"1982 Compensation and Benefits Report," 1983 681"1984 Foundation Management Report," 1984 682"Corporate Giving," 1982 683"Corporate Philanthropy," 1982 684"Hispanics and Grantmakers," 1981 685"Philanthropy of Organized Religion," 1985 686"Smaller Corporate Giving Programs," 1983 687Publications and Reports, 1979-1980 688Various Publications, N.d. 689Clippings, 1979-1984 68101982 Press Clippings 69Exim Industries, 1978-1984

Exim Industries was an import/export business established by Samora and Rudy Sandoval.

 691Correspondence, 1978-1980 692Correspondence, 1981-1984 693Share Member Meetings, 1980-1984 694Investment Proposal, etc., 1980-1984 69Ford Foundation, 1966-1983 69Population Program 69Central America: 695General, 1966-1968 696AIA, 1967 697CELADE, 1967 698CIDAC, 1967 699Population, 1967 6910ROCAP, 1967-1969 6911Schertler, Leon, 1967 6912Chile - General, 1966-1967 6913Chile - Sugg, Carolyn, 1967 6914Colombia - General, 1968 6915Cohen, Lucy M., 1967 6916Cooney, Frank, 1968-1969 69Costa Rica: 6917General, 1966-1971 6918AID, 1966-1968 6919CIDAC, 1967 6920Fonseca, Eugenio, 1968-1971 6921González, Dr. Alberto, 1966-1967 6922Hernández, César, 1968-1972 6923Population, 1967 6924Rath, Ferdinand [CIDAC], 1967-1968 6925Requena, Mariano, 1968 6926Saenz, Rodrigo G., 1968 6927University of Costa Rica, 1967-1969 701El Salvador - General, 1967 702El Salvador - AID, 1966 703El Salvador - Burgos, H.L., 1966-1967 70Guatemala: 704General, 1966-1970 705Arias, Jorge B., 1967 706Corzantes, A. César, 1966-1968 707Galvéz, Roberto Santiso, 1966-1967 708McCorquodale, Donald W., 1968-1968 709Pasarelli, Odette Alarconde, 1968 7010Universidad de San Carlos, 1966-1967 7011Honduras - General, 1967 70Mexico: 7012General, 1966 7013General Correspondence, 1967 7014General, 1967 7015General, 1968 7016General, 1969 7017General, 1975-1977 7018Administration, 1967 7019Contract Expenses, 1967-1970 7020Expenses, 1966-1968 7021Acuña, Hector, 1968 7022Asociación Mexicana de Facultades, 1967-1969 7023Asociación Pro-Salud Maternal, 1966-1972 7024Background of Population Program, N.d. 7025CERAC, 1967 7026Colegio de México, 1966 7027Fellowships, 1966 7028Fundación para Estudios de la Población, 1966-1967 7029Gamble, William K., 1966-1970 7030González Reynoso, Antonio, 1967-1969 7031Gual, Carlos, 1968 7032Hermida, Carolyn R. de, 1968 7033Hospital de la Mujer, 1966-1968 7034Hospital Infantil, 1966-1967 711Instituto Mexicano de Estudios Sociales, 1966 712Instituto Mexicano de Estudios Sociales, 17-1974 713Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social, 1966-1968 714Instituto Nacional de la Nutrición, 1966-1967 715Job Description, 1967 716Lindelius, Eleonora, 1968-1969 717Nagel, John (Buenos Aires), 1968-1969 718Naranjo, Ramón, 1966-1967 719PAHO, 1967 7110Pan American Sanitary Bureau, 1966 7111Pindas Chernoloujsky, Pablo, 1967 7112Population, 1966-1969 7113Programa Nacional Fronterizo, 1966 7114Quarterly Reports, 1967-1968 7115RTAC, 1968 7116Santoyo Gamio, Raúl, 1967-1969 7117Universidad Benito Juarez, 1968 7118Veracruz, 1967-1968 7119Ylvisaker, Paul, 1965-1969 7120Zaragoza Pulido, José, 1967-1968 7121Nicaragua - General, 1967-1968 7122Panama - General, 1967-1968 7123Peru - General, 1967 7124Travel, 1967-1971 7125Uruguay - Caldeyro-Barcia, Roberto, 1968 71United States: 7126General, 1967 7127Cavanaugh, Joseph A., 1967 7128Center for Population Planning, 1967 7129Epstein, Mildred, 1966-1967 7130Pathfinder Fund, 1967 7131Planned Parenthood, 1967-1968 7132Johns Hopkins University, 1967-1968 7133Population Crisis Committee, 1967 7134University of Washington, 1968 71United States - New York: 7135Contract, 1967-1969 7136Gormbley, William P., 1967-1969 7137Harkavy, Oscar, 1967-1968 7138Kangas, Lenni W., 1967-1968 7139Nagel, John S., 1968 7140Perkin, Gordon W., N.d. 7141Southam, Anna L., 1967 7142Wickham, Robert S., 1967 7143Wilhelm, Harry E., 1967-1968 72Printed Materials: 721-21968 [2 folders] 723January-February 1969 724March 1969 725April 1969 726May-November 1969 72Publications: 727La Raza: Ford Foundation Assistance to Mexican Americans, N.d. 728Ramparts, September 1970 729Discussion: Basic Research Needs in Race and Ethnicity, 1974 7210Hispanics: Challenges and Opportunities [by William A Diaz], 1984 731Herman Gallegos Report and Proposal on Mexican Americans in the Southwest, 1966-1967

 73U.S.-Mexico Border Project

In 1966 Samora was awarded a grant titled "United States-Mexico Border and an Analysis of Mexican American History," documented here. In addition, in 1975 the Ford Foundation approached Samora and Jorge Bustamante to develop a broad-based statement on issues of the U.S.-Mexico border region. This section includes a typescript draft of the resulting manuscript, as well as other written works filed by Samora with that material.

 732Proposal, Correspondence, Reports, 1968-1971 733Budget, 1968-1972 734Financial Documents, 1968-1970 735Expenses, 1968-1971 73Manuscript, The U.S.-Mexico Border, c.1975: 736Table of Contents and Proposal 737Project Intercept 738The Binational Region 739The Border Ambiente 7310Immigration 7311Research and Policy Questions 7312Tables 7313Bibliography 7314The U.S. Mexico Border: A Bibliographical Essay 7315Maquiladoras 7316Immigration Policy 741Rough Draft 742Other Written Works - The United States Mexico Border Issues: An Overview, 1975 743Other Written Works - Various, N.d. 744Other, 1977, 1982, N.d. 74Doctoral Program at Notre Dame

In 1971 Samora was awarded a grant to fund his "Doctoral Program in the Field of Mexican-American Studies in the Departments of Economics, History, and Sociology and Anthropology" at the University of Notre Dame.

 745"Mexican American Studies [at Notre Dame]," N.d. 74Correspondence: 7461971 7471972 7481973 7491974 74101975 74111976 74121977-1978 7413Evaluation Reports, 1983 7414Student Proposals, 1976 74Financial Documents: 7415Accounts, 1971-1973 751Financial, 1971-1972 7521973 7531974 7541975 7551976-1978 756Account 1735-0004, 1974-1975 757Account 1735-0004, 1976-1977 75Graduate and Professional Opportunities Program (GPOP), U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1978-1985 758Application, 1978-1979 759Award and Correspondence, 1978-1979 7510Application, 1979-1980 7511Award and Correspondence, 1979-1980 761Application, 1980-1981 762Award and Correspondence, 1980-1981 763Application, 1981-1982 764Award and Correspondence, 1981-1982 765Application, 1982-1983 766Award and Correspondence, 1982-1983 767Application, 1983-1984 771Award and Correspondence, 1983-1984 772Application, 1984-1985 773Application [draft], 1984-1985 774Award and Correspondence, 1984-1985 77Meetings and Conferences: 775Meeting, July 1978 776Meeting, September 1978 777"Proceedings of the Conference on GPOP Proposals and the Role of Historically Black Colleges in Graduate Education," 1979 778Midwest Region Conference, 1982 779Midwest Region Conference, 1983 7710Recipients List, 1978-1981 77Current Students, 1983-1984 78Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1966-1979 7811966-1967 7821969 7831974 7841975-1976 78Hispanic Advisory Committee: 785December 1976 786January 1977 787February 1977 788March 1977 789April 1977 7810May 1977 7811June 1977 7812July 1977 7911-10 August 1977 79211-25 August 1977 793September 1977 794October 1977 795November-December 1977 7961977 [general] 7971978-1979 80INS News Digest: 801January-February 1977 802March 1977 803April 1977 804May 1977 805June 1977 806July 1977 811August 1977 812September 1977 813October 1977 814November 1977 815December 1977 821January 1978 822February 1978 823March 1978 82Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF), 1968-1985

For more resources on MALDEF, the organization's archives are housed at Stanford University.

 82Correspondence: 824Avila, Joaquin G., 1982-1985 825Couch, Jane, 1979-1982 826Hanten, Linda, 1978-1979 827Marenco, Eduardo, 1978-1982 828Martínez, Vilma S., 1974-1981 829Perez, Al, 1979 8210Tijerina, Pete, 1968-1969 8211Other, 1971-1983 8212MALDEF Materials from the 1960s 82Board Materials: 82131969-1971 8311976 832January-June 1977 833July-August 1977 834September-December 1977 835January-April 1978 836May-August 1978 837September-December 1978 841January-June 1979 842July-December 1979 843January-February 1980 844March-October 1980 845Board Rosters, 1977-1980 846Community Education & Activation Program (CEAP), 1979-1982 847Financial Statements, 1976-1980 848Resumes, N.d. 84Chicana Rights Project:c.1978 849Brochures and Printed Materials, 1970s 8410CETA: Services to Hispanics and Women, Summary Report, July 1980.

A report by the Chicana Rights Project.

 84Publications: 8411Brochures and Printed Materials, 1978-1980, N.d. 85Annual Reports: 8511975 8521976 8531977 8541980 8551982-1983 85Annual Reports to the Board of Directors: 856April 1976 857April 1977 858April 1978 859April 1979 8510April 1980 8511Border Cooperation, 1979 8512Brutality by Law Enforcement Agencies: Case Summaries [typescript], c.1978 8513Federal Community Services Administration Planning Project, July 1979. 861Group Conflict, Education, and Mexican Americans: A Discussion Paper by Celestino Fernández and Eduardo Marenco, January 1980. 862Legal Residents and Naturalization: A Pilot Study by Daniel Moriel Ramirez, 1979 863Litigation Department Dockets, 1976-1980 864Tyler Opinion, 1978

Memorandum Opinion in J. and R. Doe, et al v. James Plyler, et al.

 865Mexican American Research Center, Inc., 1978-1980

Includes brief correspondence, newsletters, and "Information for Board Members."

 87Mid-West Council of La Raza, 1970-1979

 8711970 8721971 8731972 874June 1973 875July-December 1973 8761974 8771975 8781976 8791977 87101978 87111979 8712N.d. 88National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 1974-1978 88Meeting Folders: 881December 1974 882April 1975 883July 1975 884November 1975 885January 1976 886August 1976 8871976? 888April 1978 889Publications: NAEP Newsletter, 1974-1976 8810Publications: "Sub-contracting in National Assessment: A Staff Study," 1975 8811Various, 1970-1976 89National Center for Immigrants' Rights, Inc.1981-1985

 8911981 8921982 8931983 8941984-1985 895Immigration Law Bulletin, 1981-1983 89National Endowment for the Humanities, 1969-1981 896Correspondence, 1969-1973 897Correspondence, 1974-1981 898Other, 1973-1975, N.d. 899Account No. 8576-25061, 1972-1973 8910Account No. 2270-25293, 1973-1975 8911Account No. 1735-00004, 1972-1973 8912Account No. 1735-00004, 1973-1974 901Northern Indiana Children's Hospital Volunteer Service Committee, 1962

Consists of a letter from Rick Sullivan, Secretary, and Applications for Volunteer Service.

 90President's Commission on Income Maintentance Programs, 1966-1968 9021968 90Publications: 903-4Background Papers, 1968 [2 copies] 905-6Poverty Amid Plenty: The American Paradox, [2 copies] 911-2Technical Studies, [2 copies] 913Other, 1966-1968 91President's National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty, 1966-1968 914Meeting Notebook, 1966 915-7Meeting Notebook, 1967 [3 folders] 921"Rural Poverty," 1967 922"Rural Poverty 1967: Socio-Economic Conditions at the Farm Labor Camp at Sahuarita, Arizona," 1967 923Rural Poverty Hearing Before the National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty," 1967 92aRural Poverty in the United States, 1968[one bound volume] 93Southwest Council of La Raza (SWCLR)/National Council of La Raza(NCLR), 1967-1981

The National Council of La Raza, now headquartered in Washington, DC, was founded in 1968 as the Southwest Council of La Raza in Phoenix, Arizona, with a grant from the Ford Foundation. The NCLR archives are housed at Stanford University.

 93Correspondence:

Correspondents represented in this sub-series include Henry Santiestevan, Ernesto Galarza, Herman Gallegos, and Maclovio Barraza, among others. Other correspondence with these individuals may be located in Series II: Correspondence. "Samora Correspondence" includes letters to or from Samora personally, while "General and Board Correspondence" contains correspondence and attachments addressed to general groups such as the SWCLR board of directors.

 93Samora Correspondence: 9311967 9321968 9331969 9341970 9351971 9361972 9371973 9381974 9391975-1979 9310Royalties, 1970-1973 93General and Board Correspondence: 93111967 93121968 93131969 93141970 93151971 93161972 941January-June 1973 942July-December 1973 9431974 9441979, 1981 94Administrative Materials: 945Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws, 1968-1972 946Annual Reports, 1968-1970 947Board Lists and Other Organizational Documents, c.1968-1970s 948Economic Study and Project Recommendations, [c.1972?] 9495-Year Plan and Recommendations, 1971 9410Financial Records, 1968-1970

See Also: Finance Committee, below.

 9411Various Administrative Documents, 1971, N.d. 94Board Meeting Minutes: 94121967-1968 94131969 94141970 9511971 9521972 9531973-1974 954Education Task Force, 1974 95Executive Committee Minutes: 9551968-1969 9561970-1971 9571972-1974 958Executive Committee and Executive Reports, 1970-1973 95Finance Committee: 9591970 9611971 9621972 9631973 9641974 965Grants Review Committee, 1961-1969 966Housing Advisory Committee Report, 1971 967Prep Policy Committee, 1968 971Special Committee, 1973 972Other Committees, 1967-1971, N.d. 97Publications and Printed Materials: 973¡Action Alert!, 1978-1980 974Agenda, 1971, 1974 975National Services Information Bulletins, 976El Noticiario, 1980-1981 977Washington Scene Report, 1973-1975 978News Releases, 1969-1980 9791979 Affiliate Convention 'Strategy for the 80s' Press Kit, 1979 9710Al Medio Grito, 1972 9711A Document on Educational Reform [by Ernesto Galarza], N.d. 9712The frosty bite of January weather in Washington, DC, 1846... [author unknown], N.d. 9713Positive Teaching Methodologies for Bicultural Individuals [Dian Verdugo], 1972 9714Report: Education K-3 Program [Dian Verdugo], 1971 9715Report and Recommendations from the SWCLR Emerging Barrios Conference to the Department of Labor, 1972 9716Report on K-3 Bilingual, Bicultural Model, 1972 9717Seminar for Spanish Surname School Board Members, 1969 9718Statement of Exclusionary Designations Creating Discriminatory Practices [Roberto Olly Olivas], 1972 9719Summary Statement on the Reauthorization of the Higher Education Act of 1965, 1979 9720News Clippings, 1968-1978 98Grants and Proposals, 1968-1973: 981Proposal File, 1968-1969 982Proposal File, 1970 983Proposal File, 1971 984Proposal File, 1972-1973 985Other Materials 99United States Commission on Civil Rights, 1962-1985 99Correspondence: 991Correspondence, 1962-1963 992Correspondence, 1967-1970 993Correspondence, 1971-1979 994Population Characteristics Tables, c.1950 995Requests for copies of the Report on Spanish Speaking Peoples, 1963-1968

The Report can be found in Written Works.

 996Employment, 1962-1964 997FEPC Questionnaire - Spanish-speaking People Pilot Project, 1962 99Publications and Other:

The following materials include typescripts, drafts, and published works produced by or for the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. Samora's Report on Spanish Speaking Peoples has been relocated to the Written Works series.

 998Report on Spanish Speaking Peoples, by Julian Samora, 1964

This Report has been relocated to Written Works.

 999"The Civil Rights of Mexican Americans in Texas," 1970 9910Civil Rights Update, 1978-1985 9911Improving Hispanic Unemployment Data, 1978 9912Memorandum: "Proposed Study of Urban Renewal Programs," N.d. 9913"Mexican American Education Study," 1969 9914Perspectives, 1980, 1983 1001"Report on Mexican Americans," by Glick/Wright, 1965 1002Other Materials, c.1967-1969 100United States Department of Commerce -- Bureau of the Census, 1963-1985 100Correspondence: 10031970-1976 10041977 10051978-1979 10061980-1984 100Census Advisory Committee on the Spanish Origin Population for the 1980 Census: 1007Minutes, 1975-1976 1011Minutes, 1977 1012Minutes, 1978-1980 1013Meeting Packet, February 1977 1014Meeting Packet, September 1979 1015Meeting Packet, March 1980 1016Various, 1978 1017Various, 1979 [folder 1 of 2] 1021Various, 1979 [folder 2 of 2] 1022Various, 1980 1021980 Census: 10231977-1978 10241979 10251980 1031Steering Committee of the Undercount, 1980 103Publications: 1032Data Users News, 1977-1982 1033Population Characteristics, 1969-1981

Includes many publications titled, "Persons of Spanish Origin in the United States."

 1034"Provisional Estimates of Social, Economic, and Housing Characteristics," 1982 1035"Recommendations of the Minority Advisory Committees," 1984 1036Technical Papers (7, 38, 51), 1963-1984 1041Various Publications, 1971-1973 1042Various Publications, 1974-1983 104Various Materials: 10431970-1979 10441970-1971 10451972-1973 10461974 1051-21975 [2 folders] 1052-51976 [3 folders] 1061-21977 [2 folders] 1063-41978 [2 folders] 10651979-1981, 1985 107United Way of St. Joseph County, 1983-1984 1071Big Brothers & Big Sisters, 1983-1984 1072Catholic Social Service, 1983-1984 1073-5Evaluation and Allocations Division, 1983-1984 [3 folders] 1076Family and Childrens Center, 1983-1984 1077Family Services Panel #1, 1983-1984 1078Hansel Neighborhood Service, Inc., 1983-1984 108University of Notre Dame, 1959-1985 1081Admissins Committee - Department of Sociology and Anthropology, 1979-1981 108Admissions Inquiries: 10821977 10831978 10841979 10851980 10861981 10871982 1088Mailing Lists, N.d. 1089Advanced Studies, Office of, 1981-1983 108Affirmative Action: 108101971-1973 108111974-1976 10911977-1982 1092Applicants - Graduate Studies, 1971-1973 1093Applicants - Mexican American, 1979 1094Applicants - Post Doctoral, 1971-1972 1095Applicants - Secretarial, 1982 1096Applicants - Undergraduate Students, 1969-1972 1097Black Studies Program Committee, 1978-1984 1098Book Orders, 1974-1984 1099Center for Civil Rights University Advisory Committee, 1974 10910Center for Pastoral and Social Ministry, N.d. 10911Center for the Study of Man in Contemporary Society, 1978-1981 10912Chicano Colloquiums, 1976 10913Chicano Experience [course], 1981 10914Chicano Movement, 1979-1980 10915Chicano Movement, 1982 10916Chicano Movement, 1983 10917Chicano Movement, 1984 1101Chicano Professors Association, 1977 1102-3Chicano Seminar, 1981-1982 1104Chicanos in the U.S. - Exams, 1972-1984 1105Chicanos in the U.S. - Materials, c.1978-1983 1106Chicanos in the U.S. - Reading List, 1978, N.d. 1107Chicanos in the U.S. - Syllabus, N.d. 1108Chicanos in the U.S. (Other), N.d. 1109Chicanos Lectures, N.d. 11010Classes, 11011College Council Meeting, 1968-1981 11012College of Arts and Letters - Members of the Faculty, 1968 11013College of Arts and Letters - "Progress Report," 1961 11014Commencement, 1983 1111-4Committee on Appointments and Promotions, 1973-1974 [4 folders] 1115Committee on Appointments and Promotions, 1975-1976 1116Committee on Appointments and Promotions, 1979-1983 1117Committee on Social Sciences, 1967-1968 1118Comparative Ethnic Studies, 1119Course Evaluations, 1980? 1121Cultural Sociology, 1961 1122Database Services, 1984 1123Department of Economics, 1984 1124Department of Political Science, N.d. 1125Department of Sociology, 1968-1983 1126Department of Sociology - Applicants, 1974 1127Department of Sociology - Mini-courses, 1981 1128Department of Sociology - Search Committee, 1983 1129Department of Sociology and Anthropology - Research Convention, 1981 11210Dissertations Directed and Read, 1970-1985 11211Endowed Chairs, 1968 11212Enrollment Task Force, 1973 11213Ethnic Minority Enrollment Report, 1974 11214Ethnic Studies, c.1968-1973 11215Ethnic Studies - Comprehensive Exams, 1976-1982 11216Ethnic I, 1984 11217Ethnic II, 1982 1131Ethnic I, 1983 1132Ethnic II, 1984 1133Faculty Directories, 1964-1967 1134Faculty Handbooks, 1973-1975, 1983 1135Faculty Recruitment, 1978-1980 1136Faculty Service File, 1982-1983 1137Faculty Service Reports, 1973-1984 1138Farm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC), 1983 1139Football Team Photo [in newspaper], 1975 11310Foreign Area Fellowship Program (FAFP), 1972 11311Freshmen Seminar, 1974 11312Graduate Exams, 1958-1959, 1972 11313Graduate Program Committee, 1981 11314Graduate Studies in Education, 1972, 1975 11315Groundskeepers, 1978-1979 11316Industrial Associates Program, N.d. 11317Interdisciplinary Committee, 1976-1978 1141Kenan Chair, file 1, 1973-1975 1142Kenan Chair, file 2, 1973-1975 1143Medical Sociology Exams, 1960-1965 114Mexican American Graduate Studies Programs: 1144Correspondence, 1971-1984 1145Budget, 1973-1983 1146Working Drafts, c.1980s 1147Info Sheets, 1978, 1983, N.d. 1148Posters, 1981, N.d. 1149First Annual Report, 1971-1972 11410Second Annual Report, 1972-1973 11411Third Annual Report, 1973-1974 11412Fourth Annual Report, 1974-1975 11413Fifth Annual Report, 1975-1976 11414Sixth Annual Report, 1976-1977 11415Seventh Annual Report, 1977-1978 11416Eighth Annual Report, 1978-1979 11417Tenth Annual Report, 1980-1981 11418Eleventh Annual Report, 1981-1982 11419Twelfth Annual Report, 1982-1983 11420Thirteenth Annual Report, 1983-1984 11421Fourteenth Annual Report, 1984-1985 115Mexican American Lecture Series: 11511972-1973 11521973-1974 11531974-1975 1154Comments, 1973 1155Posters and Brochures, 1973-1980 1156Minorities 328 Outlines, N.d. 1157Minority Exams, 1958-1962 1158Minority Exams - Ph.D., 1968-1979 1159Minority Recruitment, 1981-1983 11510Minority Studies Program, 1969, 1972 11511Modern American Society, 11512Notre Dame Magazine, 1976, 1981 11513Outline for Introductory Anthropology, N.d. 11514Ph.D. Written Examinations, 1968-1976 11515Posters - Guest Lecturers, 1975-1979 11516Posting, 1982-1983 1161Readings for Sociology #363, N.d. 1162Research and Sponsored Programs, 1968-1974 1163Reserve Book Room - Memorial Library, 1976-1979 1164Response to Request from Chairpersons for Chicano Opportunities, 1976 1165Senate (Faculty), 1968-1969 1166Sociological Analysis - Exams, 1971-1972 1167Sociology 111 - Final Exam, 1977 1168Sociology, N.d. 1169Sociology 201, N.d. 11610Staff Newsletter, 1970, 1981 11611Summer Institute, 1974 11612Task Force for Academic Disciplines - Report, 1973 11613Task Force for Enrollment - Report, 1973 11614Task Force for Physical Facilities - Report, 1973 11615Task Force for Research and Instruction - Report, 1973 11616Teacher/Course Evaluation, 1979 1171Teaching - Exams and Surveys, 1079, N.d. 1172Teleconference Materials, 1984 117Travel: 11731957-1969 11741974-1979 11751980-1984 1176University Directory, 1972-1973 117University of Notre Dame Press - SEE BELOW 1177Urban Studies, 1969-1970 1178Various Notre Dame Correspondence, 1961-1983 1179"Yellow Sheet," 1966 117University of Notre Dame Press: 11710Board of Directors, 1971 11711Board of Directors, 1972 11712Board of Directors, 1973 1181Board of Directors, 1974 1182Board of Directors, 1975 1183Books on Chicanos Published by Notre Dame - Listing of Distribution, 1984, N.d. 1184Catalogs, 1974-1984, N.d. 1185Correspondence, 1965-1969 1186Correspondence, 1970-1974 1187Correspondence, 1975-1979 1188Correspondence, 1980-1985 1189Invoices, 1974-1975 11810Sales Reports, 1972-1983 IV. Written Works, 1943-1984

 1191Analytical Conception Regarding the Borderland Zones Between Mexico and the U.S.A. Considered as a Research Area, typescript, 1975[?]. 1192The Backdoor of History: A Brief Statement With Reference to the Spanish-Speaking People of the Southwest, Southern Colorado Register [typescript], c.20 August 1953. 1193Bilingual and Bi-cultural Education, Presented at the Colorado Education Association, Pueblo, 26 October 1967. 1194Borderland[?], typescript, N.d. 1195CEFNOMEX - Centro de Estudios Fronterizos del Norte Mexico: 3 Generaciones de Estudios Fronterizos [Transcript], 13 January 1984 1196Chicano Studies A.T.M, 1984 1197Civil Rights in Colorado, N.d. 1198Communication Between Physicians and Patients in Outpatient Clinics. With Antonio Ordoñez Plaja and Lucy M. Cohen, reprinted from Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly 46, No. 2 (April 1968).

SEE ALSO: Research Projects

 1199Conceptions of Health and Disease Among Spanish-Americans. Reprinted from American Catholic Sociological Review 22, no. 4 (Winter 1961). 11910A Conceptual Frame of Reference, c.1976 11911A Conceptual Framework for Identity, typescript, N.d. 11912Dominant-Minority Relations, Address given in the Provost's Lecture Series at Michigan State University on 11 March 1964. 11913Education and the Spanish Speaking, typescript, 1964 11914The Education of the Spanish-Speaking In the Southwest: An Analysis of the 1960 Census Materials, typescript, 1969. 11915The Educational Status of a Minority. Reprinted from Theory Into Practice 2, no. 3 (June 1963).

[Typescript originally titled "The Education of the Spanish-Speaking In the Southwest"]

 11916Employment, N.d.. 11917La Familia de La Raza, typescript and manuscript, N.d.

[Originally titled "Hispanics"]

 11918Forward to The Urban Hispanic Population of the United States Since 1960 by Timothy J. Kenny, et al, N.d. 11919The General Status of the Spanish-speaking People in the Southwest. In Social and Educational Problems of Rural and Urban Mexican American Youth, Summary of Proceedings of the Southwest Conference sponsored by Occidental College, 6 April 1963. 11920The General Status of the Spanish-Speaking People in the United States, c1962. 11921George Sánchez and Testing. In Humanidad: Essays in Memory of George I. Sánchez [typescript], 1977. 1201Hispanics, typescript, N.d. 1202A History of the Mexican American People [draft], c1971? 1203A History of the Mexican American People [draft], c1976. 1204Immigration History Provides Key, from Agenda, Winter 1973. 1205Importancia de las ciencias sociales en la enseñanza y en la investigación médicas. With Orlando Fals Borda and Virginia Gutiérrez de Pineda, Asamblea Nacional de Facultades de Medicina, Cartagena, 16 October 1963. 1206Introduction to Chicanas: A Collection of Essays, with Cordelia Candelaria, c.1980. 1207Knowledge About Specific Diseases in Four Selected Samples, with Lyle Saunders and Richard F. Larson. Reprinted from Journal of Health and Human Behavior 3 (Fall 1962). [with drafts, c.1961] 1208La Raza and the System, typescript of speech, N.d. 1209Language Usage as a Possible Index of Acculturation, 1956 12010Maquiladoras, c.1976 12011A Medical Care Program in a Colorado County, with Lyle Saunders. From Health, Culture and Community edited by B.D. Paul, 1955.

SEE: Bound volume, below

 12012Medical Vocabulary Knowledge Among Hospital Patients, with Lyle Saunders and Richard F. Larson. Reprinted from Journal of Health and Human Behavior 2 (Summer 1961).

SEE ALSO: Bound volume, below

 12013Mexican-Americans in a Midwest Metropolis, 1972 12014Mexican-Americans in the Southwest, with Ernesto Galarza and Herman Gallegos. In ADL Bulletin 27, no. 3 (March 1970). 12015-16Mexican-Americans in the Southwest: A Report to the Ford Foundation, with Ernesto Galarza and Herman Gallegos, 31 December 1966. [2 copies] 1211Mexican Immigration. Chapter from Mexican Americans Tomorrow, edited by Gus Tyler, 1975. 1212Mexican Immigration and American Labor Demands, with Jorge Bustamante. Paper presented at Center for Migration Studies, Brooklyn College, 13-14 March 1970. 1213Minority Leadership in a Bi-Cultural Community, Dissertation Abstract, 1953. 121Los Mojados, draft typescript and manuscript, N.d. 1214Introduction 1215Chapters I-II 1216Chapters III-IV 1217Chapters V-VI 1218Chapters VII-VIII 1219Appendix[?] - Subcommittee Inquiries 12110The Movement of Spanish Youth From Rural to Urban Settings, with Donald N. Barrett. Prepared for the National Conference on Problems of Rural Youth in a Changing Environment, September 1963. 1221Occupational Stratifications in Four Southwestern Communities, with William V. D'Antonio. Reprinted from Social Forces 41, no. 1 (October 1962).

SEE ALSO: Bound volume, below

 1222Overview of United States-Mexico Border Issues, N.d. 1223Paper presented at Conference on Michigan Foundations, 1974. 1224Patients' Conception of Disease and Disease Causation [draft], c1960-c1961. 1225A Pilot Study for United States Commission on Civil Rights, from The Spanish-speaking People in the U.S., 1963. 1226Poverty in the Southwest: A Position Paper, N.d. 1227Prejudice and Religious Activity in Mexico and the United States: A Note, with Charles P. Loomis. Reprinted from Sociological Analysis 26, no. 4 (Winter 1965). 1228-9Preliminary Observations Based on the Community Survey of a Mountain Town, typescript with hand-drawn graphs, N.d. [2 copies]

SEE ALSO: Manuscript Projects - Del Norte, below

 12210Racism, Repression and Repatriation: Mexican Life in Gary, Indiana During the Great Depression, typescript, N.d. 12211Recent Trends in Educational Status of Mexican-Americans, with Richard A. Lamanna. Reprinted from Proceedings of the First Texas Conference for the Mexican American, San Antonio, 13-15 April 1967. 12212-14Report on Spanish Speaking Peoples, Staff paper submitted to the United States commission on Civil Rights, 5 February 1964. [3 folders] 12215Research and Scholarly Activity, 1970 12216The Resistance of a 'Minority' Population to a 'Dominant' Medical Program, with Lyle Saunders, c.1953. 12217[Revolution?], or "My remarks will be confined to an anthropological and sociological framework...", N.d.. 12218Rural Families in an Urban Setting: A Study in Persistence and Change, with Richard F. Larson. Reprinted from Journal of Human Relations 9, no. 4 (1961). 1231Rural Youth with Special Problems - Low Income, Negro, Indian, Spanish-American, 1963 1232-3San Diego Report: Border Issues, 1976[2 folders] 1234A Social and Cultural History of the Spanish-Speaking in the United States, typescript, N.d. 1235The Social Scientist as Researcher and Teacher in the Medical School. Reprinted from Journal of Health and Human Behavior 1 (Spring 1960). 1236Spanish Americans in the Southwest, Inter-American Workshop, Denver University, 1943. 1237The Spanish-Speaking People in American Society, typescript, 1964. 1238[No folder 8] 1239The Spanish-Speaking People in the United States, a pilot study prepared for the United States Commission on Civil Rights, N.d. [folder 1 of 3] 1241-2The Spanish-Speaking People in the United States, a pilot study prepared for the United States Commission on Civil Rights, N.d. [folders 2 and 3] 1243-7[Unprocessed folders]. 1248The Spanish-Speaking People of Colorado: II in a Series, typescript with annotations, 1955.

Includes letter rejection for publication in America, National Catholic Weekly Review.

 1249The Spanish-Speaking Population in the U.S.: A Survey, typescript, N.d. 12410Speech at the Conference on Michigan Foundations, Ann Arbor, 21 February 1974. 12411Speech in honor of William V. D'Antonio, [1971]. 12412Subordinate Leadership in a Bicultural Community: An Analysis, with James B. Watson. Reprinted from American Sociological Review 19, no. 4 (August 1954). 12413Supplementary Statement by Julian Samora, typescript, N.d. 1251Teaching Social Science in Medical School, included in Teaching Social and Behavioral Science in Medical Schools, developed for a session of the national meetings of the Society for Applied Anthropology held at Madison, Wisconsin, 14 May 1959. 1252Testimony before the U.S. House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service, 5 May 1981. 1253The Texas Rangers: Heroes or Oppressors?, with Jorge Bustamante. Paper presented at the 66th annual meeting of the Americna Sociological Associatin, Denver, August-September 1971.

SEE ALSO:

1254This is the life of Pablo Cruz..., 1974. 1255Trans-national Population Migration: The Mexico-U.S. Experience, N.d. 1256Truchas Field Notes, [Department of Public Health-First District Headquarters, Rural Health Survey, 1959. 1257Undocumented Workers, with Jose Hinojosa. Typescript, N.d. 1258U.S.-Mexico Border - Current Research, c.1976 1259U.S.-Mexico Border - Some Relevant Literature, c.1976 12510[Untitled Works], N.d.12511[Untitled Manuscript], Basically this paper has two objectives. The first is to present and interpret the descriptive characteristics of the Spanish-speaking population...., N.d. 12512[Untitled speech], At a time in our American society when the question of civil rights is a burning issue..., typescript, N.d. 12513[Untitled speech], In discussing the history of Mexican-Americans or Chicano history..., typescript, N.d. 12514Book Reviews: 125Review of American Indian Education by Evelyn C. Adams. Typescript, c.1946. 125Review of Democracy in Mexico by Pablo Gonzalez Casanova. Published in Contemporary Sociology, c.1970. 125Review of A Documentary History of the Mexican Americans edited by Wayne Moquin. Published in Social Forces 50, no. 3 (March 1972). 125Review of Ethnic Medicine in the Southwest edited by Edward H. Spicer. Typescript with annotations, c.1977. 125Review of Health in the Mexican-American Culture: A Community Study by Margaret Clark. Typescript, c.1959. 125Review of Henry E. Sigerist on the Sociology of Medicine by Milton I. Roemer. Typescript, c.1960. 125Review of La Chicana by Alfredo Mirandé and Evangelina Enríquez. With Barbara Driscoll, typescript with annotations, N.d. 125Reviews of Samora works: 12515Reviews of Gunpowder Justice, 1978-1981 12516Reviews of A History of the Mexican-American People, 1976-1978 12517Reviews and Comments on Los Mojados, 1971-1981 12518Review of La Raza, N.d. 12519Other Reviews, N.d. 12520Book Contracts, 1971-1978 12521Royalty Statements - University of Notre Dame Press, 1978-1984 126Bound volumes: 126aA Medical Care Program in a Colorado County, with Lyle Saunders. In Health, Culture and Community: Case Studies of Public Reactions to Health Programs edited by Benjamin D. Paul, 1955. 126bMedical Vocabulary Knowledge Among Hospital Patients, with Lyle Saunders and Richard F. Larson. In Medical Care: Resdings in the Sociology of Medical Institutions edited by W. Richard Scott and Edmund H. Volkart, 1966 126cOccupational Stratifications in Four Southwestern Communities, with William V. D'Antonio. In Mexican-Americans in the United States: A Reader edited by John H. Burma, 1970 127Manuscript Projects, 1971-1979, N.d.

 127Del Norte 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 128La Raza Anthology (A History of the Mexican American People) 1281Biographical Sketches of Writers, 1976-1978 1282Correspondence, 1979, N.d. 1283Notes, N.d. 1284Reviewers Comments, N.d. 1285"Preface and Introduction" 1286"Carter's Immigration Proposals: An Analysis" 1287"Chapter 20: Furthering a Rich Tradition" 1288"Higher Education and the Mexican American" 1289"The Mexican-American and the Catholic Church: A Struggle of Faith" 12810"The Mojado as Chicano: A Case Study from a Mexican Perspective of the Politicization of an Undocumented Worker" 12811"Undocumented Workers" 12812Typescript 12813"Afterword: A Chicano People - What Is Happening? What May Happen?" 129Gunpowder Justice: A Reasessment of the Texas Rangers 1291Project Application and Budget, 1971-1972 129Project Correspondence: 1292Bernal, Joe, 1972-1976 1293Kiekbusch, Richard, 1972-1974 1294López, David, 1972-1974 1295Muñoz, Henry, 1973 1296Paredes, Américo, 1972-1976 1297Peña, Albert A., 1973-1976 1298Samora, Julian [financial], 1973 1299Memos to Team Project Members, 1973-1974 12910Other, 1971-1975 12911Manuscript, Pt. 1, [1974] 12912Manuscript Pt. 2, [1974] 12913"Texas Rangers: Heroes or Oppressors," 1971 12914"Texas Rangers: Heroes or Oppressors" - Copy Requests, 1971 12915"Texas Rangers: Heroes or Oppressors" - Reader Review, 1972 129Manuscript: 12916Outline and "Introduction" 12917"The Texas Rangers: A Short History" 1301"Chapter II: State-Level Law Enforcement" 1302"Chapter III: County-Level Law Enforcement" 1303"Image-Making and the Texas Rangers" 1304"Summary, Conclusions, and Recommendations" 1305"Appendices" 1306Handwritten drafts, notes, N.d. 1307Research Materials, Notes N.d.: 1308Bibliographies 1309Card Files 13010"Texas Rangers, A Chronology," Notes by Dave Samora 13011"The Texas Rangers - A Critique," by José R. Hinojosa 13012Sent by Joe Bernal 13013-14Court Cases [Allee v. Medrano] [2 folders] 1311"History & Literature, Texas Rangers" 1312Interviews with Martin Garcia and Henry Muñoz 1313Miscellaneous Articles 1314Photographs (2) 1315Texas Ranger Memorabilia 1316W.P. Webb Materials 1317General 1318-9History [Oversized copies] 132Notes1945-1983

The Notes subseries includes handwritten and typewritten notes made by Samora largely in the course of his work and studies.

 1321American Sociologists and Anthropologists, N.d. 1322Anthropology - Elmer Service, Profile of P. Cultures, N.d. 1323Anthropology 3, N.d. 1324Anthropology 28, 1965 1325Anthropology 129, N.d. 1326Bibliography - Thesis Material, N.d. 1327Civil Rights, N.d. 1328Comte, Auguste, 1951 1329European Anthropology and Sociology, c.1951 13210Evolutionists - Classical, c.1951 13211History of Latin America - North and South, c.1945 13212History of the Southwest, N.d. 13213History of Mexico, N.d. 13214Indians of Central and South America, N.d. 13215Inter-American Relations, N.d. 13216Kroeber, A.L., N.d. 13217Latin American History - Colonial Period, N.d. 1331Leadership, N.d. 1332Levy-Bruhl, Lucien, N.d. 1333Medical Sociology, c.1945-1956 1334Medical Sociology, N.d. 1335Medical Sociology 62 - Lectures, N.d. 1336Medical Sociology - Seminar, N.d. 1337Morgan, Lewis Henry, N.d. 1338Minority and Ethnic Relations, N.d. 1339Miscellaneous, N.d. 13310Murdock, N.d. 13311NDEA Institute, UCLA, N.d. 13312North American Archeology, N.d. 13313Personality and Culture II, N.d. 13314Projective Methods, N.d. 13315Ross [Stanley], 1978 13316Society and Medicine, c.1956 13317Social Anthropology, N.d. 13318Sociological Analysis, c.1960 1341Sociology, N.d. 1342Sociology 111, N.d. 1343Sociology and Anthropology, N.d. 1344Sociology 120, 1977-1979 1345Sociology 129, c.1958 1346Spanish Speaking Course, N.d. 1347Survey Forms, N.d. 1348Untyped Material, N.d. 1349Various Notes, 1983, N.d. 13410Various Notes [Chicanos in the U.S.], N.d. 13411Vital Statistics, N.d. 13412Westermarck, N.d. V. Research Projects, 1956-1984

 135Communication in the Doctor-Patient Relationship, 1965-1968

 1351Planning document - "Importancia de la sociología médica en los paises en desarrolo," c.1965 1352Annual Report, 1965 1353Correspondence, 1966-1967 1354Publication - "Communication Between Physicians and Patients in Outpatient Clinics: Social Factors," 1968[?] 1355-6Data - U.S. Army Project 3A012501B813-08 Caso Numero 1-28, 1965 [2 folders] 1357Data - U.S. Army Project 3A012501B813-08 Caso Numero 1c-7c, [1965?] 1361-2Data - U.S. Army Project 3A012501B813-08 Caso Numero 1m-24m, [1965?] [2 folders] 1363Reference - "El organismo humano y el concepto de enfermedad," N.d. 136Denver General Hospital Patient Characterists Study, 1956-1962 [1981]

 1364-5Schedule 2 [2 folders] 1366Schedule 3 1367Schedule 4 1368Schedule 4a 1371-2Schedule 6 [2 folders] 1373Schedule 7 1374Schedule 8 1375Schedule 12 1376-8Schedule 13[3 folders] 1379Schedule 17 and 17a 13710Schedule 17a 13711Schedule 20 13712Schedules 1-20, Questionnaires 1381Research Manual by Lyle Saunders 1382Rosales Case, 1956 1383Saunders' Proposal (1) - "Proposal and Planning Materials," 1956 1384Saunders' Proposal (2) - "Sampling Problems and Procedures," and "Related Studies," 1956 1385Saunders' Proposal (3) - "Definitions," and "DGH Admissions," 1956 1386Saunders' Proposal (4) - "GMC and Other Forms and Blanks, "GMC Statistical Tabulations," and "Schulman," 1956 1387Denver General Hospital Disease Schedules, N.d. 1388"Patient Perceptions of Health and Illness," c.1960-1962 1389Other Documents, Correspondence, 1956-1958 13810Medical Sociology Research Schedules, 1981 139East Chicago Study (for "Mexican Americans in a Midwest Metropolis" article), 1965-1974

 1391Correspondence, 1965-1966 1392Manuscript Draft, N.d. 1393General, N.d. 1394Interview 1 1395Interview 2 1396Interview 3 1397Interview 4 1398Interview 5 1399[Interview 6] 13910[Interview 7] 13911EEOC Data, N.d. 13912Requests for "Mexican Americans in a Midwest Metropolis," 1969-1970 13913Requests for "Mexican Americans in a Midwest Metropolis," 1971-1974 139National Study of Spanish Name Persons (Spanish Speaking People), 1962-1963

 13914Bibliographies, N.d. 13915Correspondence with Questionnaires, 1962-1963 13916Council of Churches Membership Correspondence, 1962 1401Alaska, 1962 1402Arizona, 1962 1403California, 1962 1404Colorado, 1962 1405Connecticut, 1962 1406Florida, 1962 1407Idaho, 1962 1408Illinois, 1962 1409Indiana, 1962 14010Iowa, 1962 14011Kansas, 1962 14012Kentucky, 1962 14013Louisiana, 1962 14014Massachusetts, 1962 14015Michigan, 1962 14016Minnesota, 1962 14017Missouri, 1962 14018Nebraska, 1962 14019New Jersey, 1962 14020New Mexico, 1962 14021New York, 1962 14022Ohio, 1962 14023Oregon, 1962 14024Pennsylvania, 1962 14025Rhode Island, 1962 14026Texas, 1962 1411Utah, 1962 1412Vermont, 1962 1413Washington State, 1962 1414Wisconsin, 1962 1415Wyoming, 1962 1416Other, 1962 1417Percent Spanish Name by County, c.1960 1418Discrimination, Language - Cases, 1959-1960 1419Segretation Cases, 1960-1961 14110Ernst, Lawrence (Toledo Diocesan Director), 1962 14111Chinery, Flo., Phi Kappa Theta, 1962 14112Survey Data, 1962 14113Various, N.d. 141Various Research and Project Files, 1957-1984

 14114Assessment of the Mexican-American Population of the U.S. in the 1980s, 1984 14115Census Bureau Questionnaires fro L.A. Area, 1976 14116Fabens, Texas, 1969 1421Family and Fertility Changes in Latin America -- Proposal, 1965 1422Family and Fertility Changes in Latin America -- Correspondence, 1964-1966 1423Health Needs and Health Care Among Spanish Speaking Farm Laborers in Michigan, 1957-1958 1424Rural Health Survey, N.M. (Marion Hotopp), 1957-1964 1425Wetback Research, Tables, Etc., 1967-1970 1426[Unidentified Data] -- Forms, N.d. 1427[Unidentified Data] -- IBM Data Cards, N.d. VI. Photographs, 1965-1983

The Photographs series is divided into two sub-series: Photographs of Samora include both formal and snapshot photos of Samora and also include shots of his family, colleagues, and travels. Other Photographs show mainly scenes of the border region and migrant living and working conditions.

 143Photographs of Samora 1431Portrait photographs of Julian Samora, c.1966-1981

Includes multiple copies of photographic portraits of Samora from c.1966; contact sheet of Samora in his office standing beside his library dated 7/24/1972; an undated portrait from the late 1970s; and portrait and clippings (from the South Bend Tribune) from 1981.

 1432Samora and George I. Sánchez, 1983[?]

See the 30 April 1954 issue of World-Independent, Walsenburg, Colorado.

 1433Samora in group with Lyndon Baines Johnson, 1965?

Framed group photo showing President Lyndon B. Johnson, seated, addressing the 26 members of unidentified commission, possibly the Commission on Civil Rights. Samora is seen standing, third from left, second row. Oscar Laurel is standing at Samora's right side. Each member wears a name tag.

 1434Samora at the Ford Foundation Population Conference, Lake Como, Italy, 8-11 April 1968

With postcard book of Villa D'Este, where the conference took place.

 1435Samora with Indiana Governor Edgar Whitcomb, 1971

 1436Samora at the NIMH Continuing Education Training Review Committee meetings, 1971-1972

 1437Samora at unidentified reception, c.1971

 1438Black-and-white photographs, 1972-1983

Note: numbers 1-4 below were photographed by Gilberto Cárdenas.

 1431. Samora speaking at podium 1432. Samora with Indiana State Civil Rights Commission, 1972[?] 1433. Samora (in background) in meeting with Jesse Soriano and Graciela Oliveras, first female graduate of Notre Dame Law School. 1434. Betty Samora, the teacher, in classroom 1435. Close-up of Jose Hinojosa 1436. Irene Hinojosa, wife of Jose 1437. Unidentified man, seated at desk 1439Color snapshots, 1975-1983[?]

 1431. Samora with César Chávez, probably April 1979 1432. Student Victor Rios, Jr., with Barbara Driscoll, Redlands, CA, 1983[?]

[identified by V.R., 9-19-1986]

 1433. Dinner occasion: Samora, back to camera, with Jorge Bustamante, Gilberto Cárdenas, and Barbara Driscoll 1434. and 5. Outside scenes (snow still on ground) of Samora, April 1980 1436. Samora in relaxed conversation with unidentified woman, 1976 1437. Samora seated, April 1980 1438. Samora with students Juan Garcia, Julie Leininger, and Gilberto Cardenas [as identified 9-17-1986 by G.C.][photos 8-10 received in letter from Louise Garcia, 15 October 1979] 1439. The Samoras with Miguel Carranza, Juan Garcia, and Gilberto Cardenas 14310. Betty Samora in lounge chair 14311. Samora with Gilberto Cardenas and unidentified woman, Spring 1975 14310Scenes of New Mexico[?], 1977-1982

41 color prints (and 8 negatives) of Samora, wife Betty, and others. [rec. from Gilda Baeza, 9 January 1987]

 14311Hispanic Heritage Committee award reception, South Bend, 1982

Twenty color prints of the reception at Notre Dame in honor of Samora. Printes numbered "5-33" and "5-34" show Samora receiving the plaque awarded by the Hispanic Heritage Committee, South Bend, 14 September 1982, "in recognition of long hours of devoted service to our hermanos hispanos."

No. "5-13" shows Samora's son and daughter [as identified by Gilberto Cardenas, 9-17-1986]. Cardenas appears in "5-7", "5-25", and "5-34". No. "4-18" shows Samora with Dr. Jorge Prieto.

 14312NACS award ceremony, April 1983

5 prints show scenes at E. Michigan University, Ypsilanti. Miguel Carranza is at the microphone. See also plaque.

 14313Family photographs, 1961-1980s

 14314Construction of house in Truchas, NM

 Other Photographs 14315Lyndon Baines Johnson Signing Ceremony,1965

A pen used in this signing ceremony in also included in the Artifacts series.

 14316Border Photos

 14317Border Patrol Photographs [negatives]

 14318La Casita Farm

 1431. Field workers 1432.-4. Children laboring with adults 1435. Laboreres using equipment to harvest cabbage 1436. Trucks in line to be loaded 1437. Laborers picking and crating cabbage 1438.-10. Workers harvesting onions 14319Children's Center, and Adult Education Program, Weslaco, Texas

 14320El Gato Viejo, So. Texas, April 1970

After Huricane Beulah (1967).

 14321El Paso/Ciudad Juárez

 14322McAllen/Reynosa: Texas-Mexican Border Scenes

 14323Pharr, Hidalgo Co., Texas: Food Surplus Commodities Program

 14324Rio Grande City, Starr Co., Texas

 14325South Texas Migrants

 14326Texas Rangers [panoramic]

 14327Weslaco, Hidalgo Co., Texas

 14328Weslaco, Hidalgo Co., Texas: Farm Labor Camp, April 1970

Scenes of living conditions at a farm labor camp.

 14329Slides

These slides may be part of the Multi-Media Production project that Samora was involved in developing.

 1431. Woodcut: Tucson, Arizona, in the 1850s [Stanford University Library] 1432. Woodcut: Anglo ranchers, Taos, NM, 1858 [Stanford] 1433. Woodcut: Juan Cortina [University of Texas, Austin] 1434. Woodcut: Cart War, Harper's Monthly [Stanford] 1435. Woodcut: Texas Ranger [Bancroft Library, University of California at Berkeley] 1436. Woodcut: Mule train from New Mexico mines, 1854 [Stanford] 1437. Photo: Mexican American child, school guard, California [Multi-Media] 1438. Photo: Children playing, Phoenix, AZ [Multi-Media] 1439. Photo: Farm workers' union pickets, Delano, CA [Multi-Media] 14310. Photo: Attending mass, Delano, CA [Multi-Media] 14311. Photo: School children at Halloween, San Jose, CA [Multi-Media] 14312. Codex Bourbon (16th century), the Aztec god, Tlaloc [Bancroft] 14313. Woodcut: Arizona town in 1864 [Stanford] 14314. Map of portion of Canada, U.S., Mexico [Multi-Media] 14315. Woodcut: Anglo trapper in Southwest [Stanford] 14316. Photo: Ruts from wagons using Santa Fe Trail - more than a century old [Multi-Media] 14317. FSA photo, 1930s: One-room school [Library of Congress] 14318. News photo: Reies López Tijerina [UPI] 14319. Woodcut: General Scott leading U.S. Army into Mexico City, September 1847 [Stanford] 14320. Florentine Codex (16th century): Conquest of Mexico, depicting place where firewood was cut [Bancroft] 14321. Photo: Children of migrant farm workers, California [Multi-Media] 14322. Photo: Storefront, El Paso, TX [Multi-Media] 14323. Spanish conquistadores, 16th century, from an old costume book [Stanford] 14324. Woodcut: Anglo trappers, 1883 [Library of Congress] 14325. Woodcut: Trapper and bear (romanticized) [Stanford] 14326. Woodcut: Santa Fe Trail trade [Stanford] 14327. Painting by Frederick Remington from Collier's Magazine (1906): Traders and Mexican townsman [Stanford] 14328. Father Hidalgo [Stanford] 14329. Photo: Farm Workers' Union, office worker [Multi-Media] 14330. Photo: Office worker [Multi-Media] 14331. Photo: Construction worker [Multi-Media] 14332. News photo: President Truman honoring Mexican American G.I., World War II [UPI] 14333. News photo: Braceros in field, 1963 [UPI] 14334. News photo: Braceros, lunch break in field, 1963 [UPI] 14335. Photo: Grape picker, vineyards at Delano, CA [Multi-Media] 14336. Photo: Dock workers, El Paso, TX [Multi-Media] 14337. Photo: Church bazaar at San Jose, CA [Multi-Media] 14338. Photo: School, Delano, CA, class being held outdoors [Multi-Media] 14339. Photo: Wedding at Mission San Gabriel, CA [Multi-Media] 14340. Photo: Farm workers near Phoenix, AZ [Multi-Media] 14341. Map: Texas/Anglo invasion [Multi-Media] 14342. Woodcut: Weighing quicksilver (mercury), New Almaden Mine, CA, 19th century [Stanford] 14343. Woodcut: Arrastra, CA, gold fields, 1850s [Stanford] 14344. Woodcut: Craftsman making cane chair [Bancroft] 14345. Woodcut: New Almaden Mine, CA, 1850 [Stanford] 14346. Florentine codex: Sacrifice, pre-Conquest Mexico [Bancroft] 14347. Woodcut: Joaquin Murieta [California State Library, Sacramento] 14348. Woodcut: Mission San Jose, TX (1854) [Stanford] 14349. Painting: Monterey Bay, CA, 1850 [CA State Library] 14350. Painting: Storming of Chapultepec, Mexican-American War [Bender Room, Stanford] 14351. Currier & Ives print: Bombardment of Vera Cruz, March 1847, Mexican-American War [Stanford] 14352. Currier & Ives print: Battle of Churubusco, Mexican-American War [Stanford] 14353. Painting: Romantic depiction of Treaty of Chapultepec [Stanford] 14354. Woodcut: Father Junípero Serra [Stanfond] 14355. Woodcut: Cortés departing Santo Domingo en route to Mexico (romanticized) [Stanford] 14356. Painting: Battle of San Jacinto, Texas independence [Stanford] 14357. Woodcut: Mexican vaquero, colonial New Mexico [Stanford] 14358. Woodcut: Family, New Mexico - 19th century [Stanford] 14359. Photo: Street musician [Multi-Media] 14360. Photo: Delano, CA, Mexican-American side of town, "across the tracks" [Multi-Media] 14361. Photo: Window sign, "Spanish Spoken Here," San Jose, CA [Multi-Media] 14362. Photo: Street - Tierra Amarilla, New Mexico [Multi-Media] 14363. News photo: National Guard in New Mexico tracking Reies López Tijerina after Tierra Amarilla incident [UPI] 14364. Photo: Street scene [Multi-Media] 14365. Photo: Ruins of colonial New Mexican home [Multi-Media] 14366. Photo: Mexican American storefront, Texas [Multi-Media] 14367. Photo: Street scene, Texas [Multi-Media] 14368. Photo: Arcade, Santa Fe, New Mexico [Multi-Media] 14369. News Photo: Mexican American youth ("zoot suiter"), Zoot Suit Riots, Los Angeles, 1943 [UPI] 14370. Julian Samora holding "Boycott A&P" sign, April 1973 [from Ramiro Gomez] 14330Mounted Cactus Prints

 14331Postcards and other images

 VII. Audio-Visual Materials, 1969-1981

 144Microfilm Reels 1441Samora, Julian. Minority Leadership in a Bi-Cultural Community. Ph.D. dissertation, 1953.

 1442Allwell, Patrick J. Mexican Immigration into the Unitied States. M.A. dissertation, U. of Mo., 1928.

 1443Fellows, L.W. Economic Aspects of the Mexican Rural Population in California with Special Emphasis on the Need for Mexican Labor. With Morrison, E.M. A History of Recent Legislative Proposals Concerning Mexican Immigration (1929), and Parney, J.P. Postwar Mexican Migration: 1945-1955 (1957).

 1444Jones, Lamar Bubington. Mexican American Labor Problems in Texas. University of Texas Ph.D. dissertation, 1965.

 1445Lipshultz. American Attitudes Toward Mexican Immigration, 1924-1952. M.A. thesis, Chicago.

 1446Lyons, R.M. The Legal Status of American and Mexican Migratory Farm labor: An Analysis of the U.S. Farm Labor Legislation, Policy, and Administration. Ph.D. dissertation, Cornell University, 1954.

 1447Tomasek, R.D. The Political and Economic Implications of Mexican labor in the U.S. Under the Non-Quota System, Contract Color Program and Wetback Movement, 1958.

 Videotapes

 1448Unidentified, labeled 4/30/79, 60 min., B&W. [Sony V-32 Helical Scan Video Tape]

 Audiotapes

The first three tapes listed are reel-to-reel. The subsequent tapes are cassette format, most recordings of the lecture series at Notre Dame and having transcriptions available in Box 145.

 1449Morning Session, Tuesday, May 8 [reel-to-reel tape]

 14410PM Session, Tuesday, May 8 [reel-to-reel tape]

 14411Unlabeled. [reel-to-reel tape]

 147[Note: The following cassette tapes are located in box number 147, listed here out of order due to it's flat file dimensions.] 1471Acuña, Rudy. Lecture, Notre Dame, 11/27/1973, Tape 1 1472Acuña, Rudy. Lecture (cont.), Notre Dame, 11/27/1973 1473Acuña, Rudy. Seminar, N.Dame, 11/28/1973. Side B: Delfina Landeros and Gilberto Cardenas. 1474Acuña, Rudy. Seminar, Notre Dame, 11/28/1973. 1475Acuña, Rudy. N. Dame. 1476Aviña. "El Compadrismo System and the E.C. Political Machine," N.d. 1477Chávez, César. Address at the University of Notre Dame, Stepan Center, April 1979. 1478Corona, Bert. Labor Organizer. 1479Díaz, Alfonso. El Paso, Texas, 6 August 1970. 14710Garcia, Chris. Lecture, Notre Dame, 12/4/1973. 14711Garcia, Chris. Notre Dame, 12/5/1973 [SEE ALSO: Romero, Father Juan]. With Rios, C.R., July 1978. 14712"Jose y Lydia" 14713Marshall, Ray. 4/3/1975. 14714Marshall, Ray. N.d. 14715Marshall, Ray, N.d. 14716Muñoz, Carlos. Lecture, Notre Dame, 3/18/1974. 14717Muñoz, Carlos. Lecture, Notre Dame, "Chicanos in the U.S." (class), 3/19/1974. 14718Romero, Father Juan. With last half of Chris García, Notre Dame, 12/5/1973. 14719Schmidt, David. 14720Schmidt, David. 14721Schmidt, David. 1/23/1973. 14722Schockley, John. 16 March 1971. 14723Taylor, Paul. Chicano Studies Course, Notre Dame, 4/31/1973. 14724Telles, Raymond (Ambassador). Lecture, Notre Dame, Equal Opportunity Employment Commission, 1/20/1975. 14725Telles, Raymond (Ambassador). Lecture, Notre Dame, "U.S.-Mexico Border Commission," 1/21/1975. 14726Weaver, Tomás. Notre Dame Lecture, N.d. 14727Weaver, Tomàs. Notre Dame Lecture, N.d. 14728Weaver, Tomas. 14729Chicana Conference, dePick and Evey Chapa, N.d. 14730Chicana Conference, N.d. 14731Chicana Conference, N.d. 14734Chicana [Conference?], N.d. 14733Sony Tape Instructions, N.d. 145Transcripts of recorded speeches

Transcriptions mostly of lectures and discussions as part of the lecture series at Notre Dame (tapes are listed above in the Audiovisual series).

 1451Acuña, Rudy, 28 November 1973 1452Chavez, Cesar, N.d. 1453Corona, Bert, 4 April 1979 1454Dominguez, John. "Banking Activities and Capital Flows in Minority Areas," N.d. 1455-6Garcia, Chris, 4-5 December 1973 [2 folders] 1457Landero, Delfina, and Gilberto Cárdenas, 16 July 19-- 1458Marshall, Ray, 3 April 1973 1459McWilliams, Carey. "News Management as Related to Minorities," 25 February 1973 14510Muñoz, Carlos, 18 March 1974 14511Paredes, Américo. "Mexicanos in the U.S. and Chicanos," 26 March 1973 14512Romero, Juan, N.d. 14513Ruiz, Ramon. Chicano Seminar, Notre Dame, 12 December 1972 14514Ruiz, Ramon. "The Mexican War," 12 December 1972 14515Schmidt, David, N.d. 14516Schmidt, Fred, N.d. 14517Stavenhagen, Rodolfo, 22 January 1974 14518Taylor, Paul. "Perspectives on Mex-Am. in the U.S.," 30 April 1973 14519Trejo, Arnulfo. "Mexican-American Literature," 5 March 1973 14520Valdez, Antonio. Interview, 17 December 1981 14521Weaver, Tomas, N.d. 259Multi-Media Productions Inc. Mixed Media

Includes record albums and film strips that Samora consulted on.

 259"La Raza--The Mexican Americans" Series, 1969 259"Pilgrimage: The March of the Grape Strikers From Delano to Sacramento, April 1966" [1969] VIII. Artifacts and Realia, 1965-1983

 146Plaques 1461Colorado State University Alumni Association Honor Alumnus Award, 1981

 1462Hispanic Heritage Committee, South Bend, Indiana, 1982

 1463NACS Scholar, 14 April 1983

 1491NAEP Policy Committee, 1978

 1492NCLR La Raza Award, 8 September 1979

 1493Congressional Hispanic Caucus and NEH, 10 Oct 1979

 1494Posters fro various Chicano events, N.d.

 149Other Items 1491. Name plate, "Julian Samora"

 1492. Texas Ranger Sesquicentennial Commemorative

 1493. Notre Dame Air Force ROTC cigarette lighter

 1494. Paper weight, "Dr. Julian Samora," from Pan American University

 1495. Chamizal Settlement medallion, 1967

 1496. Parker ballpoint pen from the President of Mexico, Gustavo Diaz Ordaz

 1497. Mexican coin: 25 pesos, Estados Unidos Mexicanos, commemorating the 1968 Olympics

 1498. Ballpoint pen with marble base

 1499. "One of the pens used by the President, August 5, 1965..."

See Also: Photographs

 14910. TCE Survey short pencils

 14911. Letter opener (plastic) with image of St. Anthony[?]

 14912. Letter opener (wood) with figure on top, "blade" broken

 IX. Julian Samora Library,

The Julian Samora Library consists of numerous offprints, reprints, drafts, and copies of articles and other works collected by Samora throughout his career. A list of these materials can be found on Part 2 of this guide.

 150-257Julian Samora Library X. Betty Samora Papers, 1962-1979

 2581Correspondence, 1974-1978 2582Financial Documents, 1962-1979 2583Legal Documents, 1962-1963, 1978-1979 2584Memorial Documents, 1979 2585Women's Council for Human Relations, N.d.