This series contains audio and video recordings of interviews and other events sponsored by Peace Links and/or used by Peace Links for educational purposes. The series contains two subseries--audio recordings and video recordings. Each subseries is arranged alphabetically by title of recording. Audio recordings have been removed to the Special Collections User Cassette storage. Videocassettes marked with an asterisk are 3/4", all others 1/2".

This collection contains correspondence, law material, speeches, papers, photographs, tape recordings, awards, certificates, and clippings from McMath's political and military careers, as well as his personal life. The papers also contained broadsides, which have been removed to the broadside collection.

The papers contain items from the student and navy days of Mr. Black, programs from his season with the Martha Graham Dance Company, original poetry and a stage play, clippings, photographs, and phonograph records of songs sung by Mr. Black.

Oral history interview and transcript conducted by Walter L. Brown, Bruce Parham, and Samuel A. Sizer at Fort Smith, Arkansas, March 18, 1976 with John Elvis Miller. Interview conducted at Miller's office in the U.S. Post Office building, Fort Smith, Arkansas. In the interview Miller discusses his youth, the Elaine, Arkansas race riots of 1919, and his political career.

Regional organization of professional librarians. Taped proceedings of NWALA summer meeting, held in Fayetteville, Arkansas, 1989. Featured speakers were area librarians Marcella Grider, Grace Keith, and Lina Watson.

This series contains speeches prepared by Vada Webb Sheid for various occasions.  They are arranged alphabetically by subject.

This series contains speeches prepared by Vada Webb Sheid for various occasions.  They are arranged alphabetically by subject.

This series contains speeches prepared by Vada Webb Sheid for various occasions.  They are arranged alphabetically by subject.

This series contains speeches prepared by Vada Webb Sheid for various occasions.  They are arranged alphabetically by subject.

This series contains speeches prepared by Vada Webb Sheid for various occasions.  They are arranged alphabetically by subject.

Interview of Orval Eugene Faubus conducted by Jacquelyn R. George for credit in a political science course at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Topics discussed by Faubus include his administration's tax increases, accomplishments, and legacy. Brief synopsis of interview in accession file.

Oral history interview of Conlon Nancarrow and slides taken by James Greeson at Mexico City, July 23, 1983. Interview conducted by Greeson during a visit to the Nancarrow home in Mexico City. Slides are views of Nancarrow, his studio, and his home. 5 audiocassettes and 50 color slides.

Oral history interview of Conlon Nancarrow and slides taken by James Greeson at Mexico City, July 23, 1983. Interview conducted by Greeson during a visit to the Nancarrow home in Mexico City. Slides are views of Nancarrow, his studio, and his home. 5 audiocassettes and 50 color slides.

Oral history interview of Conlon Nancarrow and slides taken by James Greeson at Mexico City, July 23, 1983. Interview conducted by Greeson during a visit to the Nancarrow home in Mexico City. Slides are views of Nancarrow, his studio, and his home. 5 audiocassettes and 50 color slides.

Oral history interview of Conlon Nancarrow and slides taken by James Greeson at Mexico City, July 23, 1983. Interview conducted by Greeson during a visit to the Nancarrow home in Mexico City. Slides are views of Nancarrow, his studio, and his home. 5 audiocassettes and 50 color slides.

Oral history interview of Conlon Nancarrow and slides taken by James Greeson at Mexico City, July 23, 1983. Interview conducted by Greeson during a visit to the Nancarrow home in Mexico City. Slides are views of Nancarrow, his studio, and his home. 5 audiocassettes and 50 color slides.

Bound volume of piano scores collected by Emma F. Marcy in the late nineteenth century and a recording (on audiocassette tape) of a piano recital by Dr. John Cowell at the University of Arkansas Fine Arts Concert hall in 1983 of several selections from the volume.

Video and audio cassette tapes created by T. L. Bass in preparation for his 1991 film, The Buffalo River: A National Treasure. Audiocassette 1 contains an interview conducted by Bass with Bill and Orphera Villines, Mt. Sherman (Newton County) Arkansas, in 1989. Audiocassette 2 and the videotape contain an interview with Orphea Duty conducted on October 1, 1989.

Video and audio cassette tapes created by T. L. Bass in preparation for his 1991 film, The Buffalo River: A National Treasure. Audiocassette 1 contains an interview conducted by Bass with Bill and Orphera Villines, Mt. Sherman (Newton County) Arkansas, in 1989. Audiocassette 2 and the videotape contain an interview with Orphea Duty conducted on October 1, 1989.

Correspondence (1972-1975), photographs, sound recordings, maps, pamphlets, periodicals, clippings, and other published material relating to the occupation of Wounded Knee, on the Pine Ridge Sioux Reservation in South Dakota, by leaders of the American Indian Movement, February 27 to May 8, 1973; to the resultant confrontation with federal officials; and to the aftermath of the controversy.

The collection was explained on March 21, 1991, by Adolf E. Schroeder, Professor Emeritus, University of Missouri. See audio cassette recording of Schroeder's explanations and translations (tape incomplete; both sides end well before end of tape).