Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This subseries includes speeches, correspondence, campaign flyers and cards, and newspaper clippings relating to people involved in politics. Materials on Bill Clinton are located at the beginning of the subseries. Other materials are arranged alphabetically. When only one or two items pertain to an individual, they have been placed at the end of the subseries in folders for Arkansans, or for people outside of Arkansas; they are arranged alphabetically. The last file in this...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This subseries includes materials concerning Judge Roy's personal life. Among these are biographical materials, including curriculum vitae, information forms for "Who's Who" publications, and clippings from newspapers and magazines. Also included are a pair of transcripts of interviews with Judge Roy, detailing her experiences as an attorney and judge, as well as essays documenting her career as a "Lady of Many Firsts" and her encounters with prominent persons such as United States...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of personal and professional correspondence. Some of the notable correspondents include: Dale Bumpers, William J. and Hillary Rodham Clinton (Box 2, folder 10), Orval Faubus, Marlin Fitzwater (Box 2, folder 7), Brooks Hays (Box 3, folder 2), Hubert Humphrey (Box 3, folder 2), Edward M. Kennedy (Box 3, folder 6), David Pryor (Box 3, folder 7), Janet Reno (Box 3, folder 7), Winthrop Rockefeller (Box 3, folder 3), Adlai Stevenson (Box 3, folder 2), and Ray Thornton (Box 3,...

Content Description From the Collection: Papers of Mary Sue Herndon, an educator who served on the faculty of the College of Home Economics at Oklahoma State University. The bulk of the materials are photographs and records of her childhood in Nashville, Arkansas, and of her family, including her brothers Cleade and Russell Herndon. Cleade Herndon and Ruth Stephenson Herndon's correspondence is primarily with each other, beginning with their high school friendship and continuing through their courtship and marriage; topics include...

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This subseries includes materials relating to Congressman Norrell's personal life and his career as a Congressman, especially as a member of the Subcommittee on Military Appropriations. This subseries also includes correspondence with Norrell, documents containing election results, and background materials on the Cold War.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This subseries contains materials on several different subjects, some Arkansas-related. It includes materials on Arkansas Post and the redrawing of Arkansas's Congressional districts in 1961. It also includes materials relating to the Norrell's daughter, Julia, also known as "Judy." Also in this subseries are materials on nuclear energy and warfare, including materials on the Southwest Seminar on Nuclear Energy held in Hot Springs in August 1961. Other materials in this subseries include...

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The collection consists of research materials created and compiled as part of Janet Allured's research for her doctoral dissertation, Families, Food and Folklore: Women's Culture in the Post-Bellum Ozarks. Contents include transcripts of oral history interviews conducted by Allured; topics discussed by interviewees include farming, transportation, shivarees, and family life. In addition, the collection includes photocopies of printed and manuscript...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Biographical material; personal and official correspondence; memoranda; financial papers; programs, announcements, and invitations; campaign material; reports; newspaper clippings; magazine articles; press releases; congressional and other miscellaneous publications; legislative bills; awards; certificates; plaques; memorabilia; twenty-six pens used by Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson in signing legislation; notebook; and printed and typed material pertaining to bills and...